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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
313 NORTHWEST DIR.
nf0pen
PRICED IN THE sos
TERMS ARRANGED
OPEN SUNDAY OR INSPECT BY
APPOINTMENT
Owner must dispose of this charm
ing brick rambler. Contains 2
large bedrooms and den (or 3
bedroomsl, 3 bathrooms. living
room with fireplace, dining room.
electric kitchen; floor carpeting
included: enclosed living porch
facing rear garden; 2-car garage;
basement maids room: gas hot
water heat. Grounds are beauti-
fI!iy va lsndscsped HaSsI3 and dwelling is
Directions: Through Silver spring.
Nd. on Colesville rd.. turn left
at Burnt Mills Village on North
west drive. GEORGE ! BORGER.
INC, Realtors, 1925 X st. NV,
Ma. S-0350. Mr.. Maloney, WO.
6-7649. Cooperation given to
CARROLL KNOLLS A Charming
rambler like the one you dream
about. All brick with 8 bedrooms
coy fireplace In living room,
kitchen with breakfast bar. Ex-
cellent location and full basement
Only $l7.950. 10. 5-36s7. Open,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MTG.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
u A., GAITHERsBURG. German
town-7-rm. brk. rambler. 13x
"a liv; rm.. firepl., din. rm., mod
6 oser deS 6sd4ms master sssh Ssdrm bath
flrs, & oil H heat, air Ha'c conda dhSfSMHOf cUmOil
bsmt.. attach. gar, much shrub
berry, property immac. Many ex-
tras. $4,000, rs cash.
/ A., BARNESVILLE-7-rm. house,
inside plumbing, misc. bldgs., lge.
garden, $4,000, terms.
. A., 7-rm. house, entr. hall. Iiv.
Tm,, din: rm;, tirepl.. mod kit,
oil 0eSt%s Si1R'6, stsi Rsfn' hdrs. 5Ha Usmi Sarn
gar, much shade, excel. view.
S1s,500. Il cash.
1 A., New brick rambler. liv.. rm
l2xl6 din, mod. kit, 3 bedrms., Il,
bath, full bsmt.. oil h-w.h., car
port; view and shade, S15.95O.
$500 cash.
1873 A; DARNEsTowN-e rm.
baths. oil h.-w.h., compl. reno
vated. veg. garden, fruit trees
horse pasture. $4,000, Is cash
/ A.. DAMASCUS, Cedar Grove
6-rm. frame house; liv. rm.. din.
rm., semi mod. kit. 8 bedrms.. Il.
bath. hardwood flrs, bsmt., oil
h.-w.h., storm windows, gar, hen
house. Enough frontage for addi-
tional bldg. lot; nr. new school.
65 A.. Frame rambler, 12x21 liv.
.rm,. picture window, din, mod.
kit y, 3 bedrms., bath, full bsmt.,
Oil h.-w.h., carport, view. S21,-
600, terms.
4.s9 A., Dickerson Estate: s-rm.
frame house, entr. hall, 1Sx30
liv; rm mod kit, 5 bedrms., IA
baths. full attic, oil h.-w.h., tree.
lined driveway, 24x40 barn, misc.
bldgs.. horse pasture, orchard,
garden, nr. church. stores, school
and commuter train. cS mi. D. C..
$4,000. terms.
RENT SIS A., New masonry
house, 1sx2s liv. rm., pic, wind,
din. rm., mod. kit. 8 bedfms..
bath, oil h.-w.h., shade and priv,
$3.50 per mo. or S27,500 option
cHARLEs II H. JAM1soN, pooLEs-
WILLIE. MD. WI. S-9223 or 30l-
DI 9-3262.
CHARM, COMFORT, CONVENIENCE
Lovely family home, on beau
ttful ia-acre lot. J. blk. from
Conn. ave. transp. Lge. liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm. (really big
enough for YOUR fsmilv), model
elec. kit, lge sunny family rm.,
powder .rm. on lst A.; 4 bedrms.
and bath on end; . finished rms.
in attic: full bsmt. with oil fur
entr.: $4,000. Open Sun. Conn.
ave. to Baltimore st. in Rensing-
ton. left to 1894. AuLDRIDGB
REAL ESTATE, OIL. 2-9331. VIII.
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at with the family in the big
Sest kitchen yet plus 4 bedrooms
huee recreation room, central
air conditioning, 8 full baths.
porch and much more. Burnt
Nils area and q moderate
S3o,75o,
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EXCITINGLY DIFFERENT

EXCITINGLY DIFFERENT
Split-levels with cathedral ceilings
and split foyer ramblers with
double size rec. rms, plus sliding
doors from dining area to patio,
3 lge. bedrms., Pa baths, kit. with
table space. All plastered walls.
See these Franklin Vale homes
today. Open IL til dark. Close
to synagogue, all public schools.
pool and all public transp. as well
Branch I'd. to Univ. blvd. east.
left to Buckingham dr.. right to
Weaver ST., left again to furnished
model home.
Grace w. Klein & Co., Inc.
LET Us SELL YOUR HOME 90
FLOWER AVE. AREA. Nr 8ani-
tarium. Sl6,950 home with ter
race-apt. 4-bedrm., h.-w. heat. g
car gar. ewes. CIR. 4-40S7.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-1240
FOREST GLEN RD. AREA-3-bed-
room brick rambler. Ia baths,
large kitchen, rec. room. fenced
lot; S1s,50O. RIPLEY CO., JU.
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WHEATON

Excellent value on thia 3-bedroom.
brick Colonial with din. rm,. pan.
CLEAN AS A PIN
Only Sl3.75O w/S6O0 dn. and ap-
prox. Sl02 per mo.
DIRECTIONS: West on Viers Mill
rd.. to Valleywood st. to llS02
Valleywood. (Park on Viers Mill
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SILVER SPRING

UNIVERSITY BLVD. AREA)-
Spacious new Split-foyer rambler
WA bedrmS.. llx13 din. ell. lge
elec. kitchen and finished rec
EXCELLENT VALUE"
Located in a court in a choice
neiehborhood near schools, Price
S23.150. trades considered.
DIRECTIONS: West on University
olVd" past Four. Corners to Fis-
left to Hannes st. to model house
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CONN. AVE. PARK

Spacious new split-level w/3 lee.
oedrms., l1xl3 din. ell and q fin-
lsned rec. rm. opening to'a patic
ELEGANT ENTRANCE HALL"
Level. tree-Shaded lot; walk to
school, shopping and buses: Inn
mediate possession. Only S2l,25O.
Trades considered.
DIRECTIONS: West on Viers Mill
rd. to Bushey DR., right to Elby
St, left to our open sign.
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JAMES C. CoNLEY a. CO.
a523 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4134 Til
CONN. AVE. "A rambler with
charm and space. 8 bedrms., sep
din .rm., finished rec. rm., sewing
Tm;; nice lot. Ia baths. Only
S2O'500 FLA. C. p. FLETCHER
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ENGLISH MANOR

SALE OR LEASE option
LOW DOWN PAYMENT. AVAIL.
3 bedrms., ga baths, many extras
include master suite.
VIII 6-74S4
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AIR CONDITIONED; BETHESDA
prime Lradmoor area; 3 large
bedrooms, immense paneled den
with fireplace, separate dining
room, recreation room, 2-car ga
rage: a superior home. A. j. KES-
SINGER f. co III Q-45I1
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CARROLL KNOLLS
SILVER SPRING. Walk to bus
stop "a blk. Brick rambler
with 3 bedrms., ~. baths, fire-
place, rec. rm. and fenced lot.
DARN GOOD BUY"
Sl7,950 with 5000 dn. Trades con-
Sidered.
DIRECTIONS: North on Ga. ave. to
Plyers Mill rd.. left on Brunswick
to Finch. left to 1908.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(coNTlNUEDl
1MQpgn
ASHBURTON AREA

AOHbUHION AREA
(BETHESDA) - Immac. all-brick
rambler; 3 bedrms.. dining rm.,
rec, rm :, carport, and 9 tree
shaded, fenced lot.
EXCELLENT BUY"
PHA appraised and priced al
SlS,5uO or assume a large Az
loan; immed, possession. Walk "a
school IA blk). buses and shop
West on Old George
town rd. to Lone Oak, left to Sin
mott dr., right to 100l2 Sinnott.
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ROCKVILLE

Cozy 3-bedrm. rambler w/bSmt
on wooded quarter acre
lot, complete with barbecue pit.
OUTDOOR FAMILY SPECIAL"
Only Sl3.500 with $3.50 dn. and
low payments.
I'd to Edmonston ieft fS to crsWl avn
ford. left to 1904 Crawford dr.
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i've better In this lavish, almost
new split-level in Kemp Mill. 4
bedrooms, screened porch, lux
urious family room and all mod
ern appointments. Assume loan;
S24,950.
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/ A., New brick rambler. liv.. rm
12xl6 din, mod. kit, bedrms.,
bath, full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., car
port; view and shade, S15,950,
$4,000 cash.
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1,33 A., DARNEsTowN-a rm.
ctr.-hall house; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
library, huge kit, 8 bedrms.. 2
baths. oil h.-w.h., compl. reno
waited. veg. garden, fruit trees
horse pasture. $4,000, Is cash
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors Uptown office EN-. 2-67I5
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BETHEsDA-KENsiNGToN AREA
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4 SO A., Dickerson Estate: s-rm
frame house. entr. hall. 1Sx3(
liv.. rm.. mod. kit, 5 bedrms., III
baths. full attic, oil h.-w.h., tree.
lined driveway, 24X40 barn. mise
bldgs.. horse pasture, orchard
garden, nr. church, stores. school
and commuter train, SS mi. D. c
$4,000, terms,
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CHEVY CHASE-KIRKSIDE
A LOT OF HOUSE
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RENT SIS A., New masonry
house, 1Sx2S liv. rm., pic. wind,
din. rm., mod. kit. 8 bedfms.,
bath, oil h.-w.h., shade and priv.
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atty and neat is this 3-bedroom.
2-bath Cape Cod with separate
dining room and all-el' .ric
kitchen. A must at S1S,50O.
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bviously, we're proud Of this s.
bedroom Colonial on 4 rolling
acres Of Layhill road. Includes
stable and tenant farmers home
for extra income. Unusual and
only SIS. 900.
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/ A., DAMASCUS, Cedar Grove
6-rm. frame house: liv. rm.. din.
rm., semi-mod. kit, 8 bedrms.. ..
bath. hardwood flrs., bsmt., oil
h.-w.h., storm windows, gar, hen
house. Enough frontage for addi-
tional bldg. lot: nr. new school.
Sl4,500 terms.
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6.5 A., Frame rambler, 12x21 liv.
rm,. picture window, din, mod.
kit, 8 bedrms., bath, full bsmt.,
Oil h.-w.h., carport, view. S21,-
600, terms.
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A., 7-rm. house, entr. hall, liv.
rm,, din. rm.. firepl.. mod. kit,
4 bedrms., Ia baths, full bsmt. !,
oil h.-w.h., 4-stall horse barn,
gar, much shade, excel. view.
S1S,500. "a cash.
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Acct. .-Ofc. Mgr $100-$125
Insurance background. under As.
IBM MANAGER S7.0OO-S9 900
TITLE CLERK, exper. $50
STAT. TYPIST, under 25 S4OO
SALES MANAGER $4,000
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HELP MEN

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, white,
age 21526; high school grad.
some college helpful but not nee
National financial co. with many
beneflts and excel. opport. fol
iutS5s sns 4 Pes'Gnal p u I0tsEvIsMs U dnly MY
ETANDARD OIL BLDG, 26I Con-
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APPEAL,

THROUGH Flaming. Ravishine Color
Color fnds 9 face or loses : face,
Your dress. suit or coat dved hy
the DYE WORK SPECIALIST, N
EXQUISITE. CLEANERS in rSdianI
eleeanee - in YOUR 1ascinR tiliS
eolor' brings out the poetry, q
your, dBures generates Ftremendous
FASHION power and accents yollf
beautiful fresh young lock, makes
h 2hink eneeks glow and deep eyes
All eyes turn on you and your
charm lays the world at yoIf
BRING your work to
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PERSONALS
fcOATlhflEnN


DRAfkS, custom made and in
stalled; To-day delivery. Can any
time. OIL. 4.126O.
ELEVEN CEDARs REST HOME,
AeltsTille, Nd. has pvt. and i
senipVt. room avail We. 5-626f.
|ENGLlsH WOMAN des. pos. As
ehilds nanny IoE g1yerness to pre-.
scneol.eGea child or housekeeper
to bpsinees couple, win travel
anywhere. Box 2s0-H. star,
|ExCBLLENT DREsslGAKER and
alterationist. Hens. ladies' coats,
dresses and skirts. IA. 0-3395.
LEYE GLASS TRANS, 81: lens, 80:
Wv YoRK 1EWfLRY. SIS M Sth
Sc. NV.
FOAM RUBBER-see list Of items
I supplied on Page 9O3 of yellow
Pnone Book. FOAM RUBBER CO.,
.6n7 y 81. NV. DI. 7-0587.
FOLK SINGING, with guitar: do
it-yourself kit, pvt. or class les
sons: banjo do-it-yourself kit,
GUITAR SHOP. 1916 M st. NV.
81. 6.1333.
IR0RM 81 carefully edited, revised
or prepared. Low rates. Call WA.
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ACCOUNTANTS

Acct. controller. 8. A. to $4,000 up
Acct. t5O-5b), tndustr. exp. $40, 1000
Acct, budgets. Far East to $40. 900
iAcct.-CPA, Honduras, to S10,D00
Acct. 9s. industr. exp. TO $500
Aect.~CpFF. Bethesda, to 81 600
Accts.-srs. for cRAs. to Sf,Otig
Acct, CPFF. publ accts. to So, 500
Afet;, 5s some exnsr;, to $5,4Q0
5skkprs. ssl, l2l NE. Beth. to $1,000
Aeets., irs. fcr cPAs ST. 70 % ss,a6o s,aS
Asst. bkkprs. igl. s. g., Arl. So, 400
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HELP MEN
AIInITOR

Immediate position open for In
ternal auditor in large corporation
located In Hyattsyille area. Good
hours and permanent employment
offered. Salary commensurate with
ability. Applicants should submit
resume Of LLst education and ex-
pertence, current earnings and
desired salary as we'll as avail
Wekt HYnttsville Md
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MEN

ACCTs., BO0KKEEPERs. TYPtSTe,
STENOS, salesmen, engineers. All
kinds OF openings. Sal. S6b wk.
to $4,000 yr See In person Miss
Bell ct BOYD's test. A yrs.). cor.
18th and O NV, Ma. S-2340.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced IN con-
struction and real estate. Salary
open. Call CO, $4,000,
ACCOUNTANT, senior or senii-
senior with at least flve years di-
versified public accounting expert
enee. Partnership opportunity po-
tential to capable, career.minded
man. No traveling. Send complete
resume stating experience. educa-
tion. and salary desired to J.
WADDELL RISON. C.PP.A.. 500
Insurance Building, Richmond 10,
Virginia. 3ls
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER to
handle full set Of books. Write,
giving age, education, experience
ana compensation desired. Box
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SPECIAL Mo1loEs
PERSONALS
A GHosTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

II It's writing. we do it. rs years
professional experience on maga-
Ire IN Forms 81 and Resumes
Letters, speeches and reports
either ghosted or revised. Manu-.
scripts criticised. edited ant
polished. Daily, sunday. JU.. g.
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WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
GIN RLY

"warily, daintily."
Average mark, 18 words; time
limit. 25 minutes.
Rules OF the game: l. Words must be
of four or more letters. .. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. =. Only one form of word is
used. &. Proper names are not used
Answer to OVERGAZE
oere, over, veer, verse, cave, eager
ergo, ever. rage, raze, rave. rove, gave,
gaze, gear, goer, gore, craze, grave
grove. agree. aRer. aver, zero.
The Republican., 1960-05-26

ment. Receiving letters for both
football and basketball were Will
liam Georg, James Mckenzie, and
Carroll Long, seniors, and Richard
McCurdy and George Patton,
juniors. Seniors receiving letters in
football were: Joe burst, Ralph
Bucket. Joe Friend, Frank Hutzel,
Kenneth Sisler, Hugh Umbel, Paul
Yommer, and Dale Sisler Also re-
ceiving awards in football were
George Walker, freshman, and
Richard jenkins, sophomore.
James Lowry, senior, received a
letter in basketball. Receiving let
ters as managers were Frandel Nc
Graw and Fred Holiday, football
managers, and Jack Hostetler and
Klellam McGraW, basketball man.
ayers. Cheerleaders receiving let
tiers were Jean Short, captain, and
Carolyn Long, both seniors, and
Joyce Ann Haenftling, junior.
The Eugene E. Savage award is
awarded annually in memory of
Eugene E. Savage who was killed
in an automobile accident in 1855.
This award is awarded to senior
boy who, in athletics, has the high
est standards of character, leader
ship, sports ability, and high scho-
lastic standing. William Georg was
the receiver of this award for 1859
60.
Awards for the top rebounder
for the 1959-60 season were awarded
to George. Patton and James Lowry.
The senior student selected as the
athlete of the year was James Nc
Kenzie.
Darrell Malone presented the
all-school awards. Frandel Nc
Graw, Student Council President
for 1959-60, was presented a Stu
dent Council pin. Student Council
Point System Award Pins were
awarded first to the student hav-
ing the highest number of points,
Judy Minick who received a merit
pin with guard, then to Kathy
waste, Dorothy Glover, and Doro-
thy Frazee.
Scholarship winners were Jo-
anna Miller, four-year Senatorial
scholarship to Hood College; to
William Georg, a four-year Sena-
torial scholarship to ST. Johns and
also an eight-week scholarship,
which will earn eight hours of
college credit in Math or Chemis-
try at ST. Olafs College at North
field Minnesota to Andrew Faith,
a summer scholarship for three
weeks to West Virginia Wesleyan
Multiple Science with lectures
from scientists who participated in
the International Geophysical Year;
The Republican., 1960-05-26

Dolores Butler, Dorothy Grove,
Betty Savage, Jean Short, Winifred
Beachy, Marlene Deal, Florence
Emory, Charlene Lee. Mary Rex
rode, Donna Spear, Alice Van
sickle, and Kathy waste. The Arion
Award for the senior chorus MEM
Der who has earned the title of
"most valuable to the chorus was
presented to Betty Savage.
Vocational Agricultural Awards
were presented to the following
boys for outstanding achievement;
the State Farm Bureau Awards
were a bronze medal to Roy Bit
finger for swine, to Jim Bucket
for poultry, to Ellsworth Yoder
for beef, and a gold medal to Simon
Opel for beef; the State F. F. A.
Farmer Degrees went to Eddie Will
burn, Ronald Weimer, Ellsworth
Yoder, and Jim Fratz; to Delbert
Broadwater, the winner of the
State f. F. A. Poultry Judging
Contest, a gold medal signifying
first place was awarded; the F. F. A.
Farm Mechanics Certificate of
Merit was awarded to Ellsworth
Yoder.
Lilburn Brown presented the
awards for the Athletic Depart
The Republican., 1960-05-26
SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Canaan and
sons, Milton and Larry, were Sun
day evening supper guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Talmage White in Cash
Valley. Visitors in the White home
on Sunday included Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Collins and children, of
Limestone Mountain in Tucker
county and Mrs. Claude Penning-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Miller are
spending some time with their
daughter, Mrs, Talmage White.
Guests over the weekend visiting
them were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Grimes, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Friend and
family were visiting friends on the
mountain, near Table Rock, on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Myers, accompanied
by her son Pat of Texas, spent
from Wednesday to Sunday as
guests of Mrs. Effie Stahl. On Sat
urday they visited Mrs. Rosalie
Savage and on Friday evening they
were all guests of Mr. and Mrs
Keith Stahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rinehart
and son Larry, and their daughter
Mrs. Allison SaXton and daughter
Sandra, and Mrs. Clifford Rinehart
and children, all of Oak Hill, neal
Charleston w. Va, spent the week.
end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Rinehart, Mrs. Sadie Nine, here
and Mrs. Olive Rinehart in King
wood, w. Va. Mrs. Clifford Rine
hart and children were to leave
the latter part of the week to joir
her husband, who is stationed with
| the army in Germany.
Charles Mersing was a guest Of
his uncle and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Rinehart and his grand
mother, Mrs. Sadie Nine.
Mrs Merle Stemple, of Oakland
spent the weekend with her sister
Mrs. Effie Stahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hardesty anc
family and Mrs. BERTHE Hardesty
of Grantsville, were Sunday guests
! of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fulk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Waybright
and children, of Pittsburgh, spent
the weekend as guests of home
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Way.
The Republican., 1960-05-26

to Patrick Bittinger, a scholarship
for six weeks to Michigan College
of Mining and Technology at
Vitez, week at the University of
Houghton, Michigan; to Cheryl
Maryland at the Musical Workshop.
The Citizenship Award to the
outstanding senior was awarded to
William Georg.
A scholarship award was pre-
sented to Lucy Beiler for having
the highest scholastic standing of
any senior. She has had straight
AS for four years.
The 1959-60 Honor Roll certifi-
Gates awarded for Honor Roll rec
ognition for three consecutive quar-
ters were awarded to Kay Murphy,
Carol Edwards, Gail Georg, Paul
Harman, Sandra Humberson, Pa
tricia Keller, Barry Mitchell, Bon
ME Mosser, Tommy Patterson,
James Richter, Sandra Schlosnagle,
and Dotty Lou Thomas, seventh
graders; for four consecutive quar-
ters, to Helen Emory, Sammy Ep-
stein. Barbara Glotfelty, Robert
Lowry, Shirley Ours, Lola Rex
rode, Connie Savage, and Keith
Yoder, eighth graders; to Ann Ben
der, Janet Dewitt, John Harman,
Kay Murphy, and Linda Savage,
freshmen; to Sue Friend, Carol
Haenftling, Janet Huff, Nancy Mil
Ter, Diana Sines, and Robert
Schroyer, sophomores; to Mary Jane
Baluch, Margaret Beachy, Andrew
Faith, Wayne Yoder, Layona Bitt-
The Republican., 1960-05-26
Awards Presented At
Assembly Program
(Continued From Pace One)

Continued From Page One)
manager; Tony Rush. art Editor;
Ronald Weimer, sports editor: and
to Carolyn Savage, editor Of the
staff.
Vocal Music Department awards
were awarded to seventeen students
who have met the requirements
set up by a committee of students
and faculty members. Those stu
dents awarded letters were Ralph
Bucket, Joe burst, Allan Grove,
Frank Hutzel, Wendell Wilburn
The Republican., 1960-05-26

niger, Pauline Dewitt, Carol Hum
mel, and Dorothy Lancaster, jun
iors; to Lucy Beiler, William Georg,
Joanna Miller, Judy Minick, Betty
Savage, Kathy Yaste, and Frank
Hutzel, seniors.
Lucy Beiler was also awarded a
certificate for having straight AS
for four consecutive years.
The Republican., 1960-05-26

bright.
Mrs. Savilla Sanders was Sun
day guest of Mrs. Hilda Stahl.
Guests on different days during
the week of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Canaan were Mrs. Mabel Nethken,
The Republican., 1960-05-26

Kennedy decisively defeated
Morse in the Oregon primary
election.
The Republican., 1960-05-26

Mrs. NADIA Nethken and daughter
Darlene, Mrs Maxine Baker and
daughter Dorothea, Eugene Lud-
wig and James Sines.
The Republican., 1960-05-26

Crossword Puzzle Answer On Page seven)
Evening star., 1960-04-27

Hshed diplomatic relations with
all major countries in the world
Nepal also became a member
of the United Nations, and the
King made successful tours OF
the Soviet Union and many
other European countries. He
also toured India and Ceylon.
But he has still a long way to
go. The country is a tourists
dream but an economist S
nightmare. The struggle is
against centuries of administra-
tive chaos. Millions of dollars
have poured in as aid from
America. Russia, Red China
and India.
Through poetry, as well as
through other means. the King
is inStilling a new sense of ma
tional pride in his countrymen.
His most famous poem:
Shoulder to shoulder, march
on and take
All civil rights; they are all
thine;
Fear not a whit for thou hast
on
The weapon of truth, Victory's
sign.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

which were in short supply
there.
Setting forth his policy, the
King declared: 1T, is impera-
tive that the lovers Of freedom
shall have to keep alive the
basic fact that service to the
country is the main foundation
and source of the strength of
democracy"
AS a result of the new free
dom given the people, political
parties mushroomed in the
dozens. The King announced
the date for general elections
and set up an interim demo-
cratic government. Splits and
parallelism in the parties led
to a succession of cabinets, and
the Kings guidance has been
credited with keeping this in
itial experiment in democracy
from turning into a failure.
In February last year the
elections were held, and a
popular ministry took Office.
AT the same time a new demo-
cratic constitution was pro-
mulgated.
The King also sponsored a
State Bank and a Supreme
Court. He inaugurated a vast
13-point land reform program
designed to wipe out all feudal-
ism in land-holding. A develop
ment program was also begun.
In foreign affairs he estab-
Evening star., 1960-04-27
RosenbIoom Named
To Scout Office

Morris v. Rosenbloom. Wash.
ington public relations man
has been appointed to the Ma.
tional Public Relations Com
mittee of the Boy Scouts o.
America.
Mr.. Rosenbloom, who is pub.
lie relations chairman of tht
National Capital Area Boy
Scout Council also was elected
a member-at-large of the
Scouts National Council.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
Potomac Sewer
Action Asked
By Lunkford

The House Public Work;
Committee has been urged BY
Represe ntative Lankford
Democrat of Maryland, to pro-
ceed with hearings on propos-
ed Potomac storm water sewer
lines without waiting for actor
by the Budget Bureau.
Mr.. Lankford yesterday made
public a letter to Representa-
tive Blatnik, Democrat ot
Minnesota, chairman of a SUBJ
committee of the works group
asking for hearings as soon
as possible on the measure
which is co-sponored by the
two R sentatives ano
others.
The Department of Health
Education and Welfare and the
District Commissioners last
October submitted reports or
the proposal to the Budget
Bureau, but the agency has moi