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of Mrs Lewis r. Jones on We'd
nesday we're Mrs John Holman,
Mrs Julia Skdmorc, Mrs John
| Williams, Mrs Tom Sines and Mrs.
( Lawrence Friend.
Mrs. Jessie Sines and Mrs. Law
renee Friend attended the sub-dis-
trict meeting Of the WSCS for Of
( Iicers training purposes at Terra
Alta, Friday, August a.
The annual Sunday School pic
ME was held Sunday, August 6, at
the Town Park with a large num-
Der attending
The annual WSCS Outing was
held at Deep Creek Lake on Mon
day evening with a picnic supper
by twelve members and guests.
Homemakers Plan Dinner
The Homemakers are planning a
dinner followed by attending a
play at JennerstoWn Playhouse on
Thursday, August IT. This will be
in place of the regular meeting.
Addresses Rotary
Rev. William Grcynolds. Mt
Rainier. spoke on where Are You
Going and How to Get There, at
Rotary club, Monday evening.
There will be a Rotary picnic at
the Town Park. Sunday, August Is.
for all members and families. No
meeting this Monday evening.
Observe 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. John NiteZ, ST., of
Mill Run, celebrated their Goth
wedding anniversary with a picnic
dinner on the lawn of their home.
A tered anniversary cake conferred
the table and was presented by
their daughters, Elsie and Betty. of
Pittsburgh. Eleven of their u chill
dren attended and % grandchil-
dren and one great grandchild.
Brief Mention
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire
company will meet on Tuesday
evening, August 10, at o'clock at
the fire hall.
The annual Rush family reunion
will be held Sunday, August 20, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Watson at Mt Lake Park.
The children of Dorsey Guard
honored him with a picnic dinner
on Sunday, August at his home
at Mill Run, in observance of his
18th birthday
Mrs Russell Slower and children.
jamie and David, Mt. Lake Park.
spent Sunday and Monday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DIN
Friend
Mr.. and Mrs Porter Beacham.
Flatrock. Mich, and Leo Rogers. of
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Bittinqer Alters Meet

Four-H Girls club Of Bittingei
met last Thursday at the Mary
land All center for the annual
swimming party. followed by
supper at the home Of Mrs Ralph
Bucket.
The topic on how to increase usc
of milk in the diet was presented
by Mrs. Bucket and the girls pre-
pared dishes using milk. Mary FL
len Bcachy gave demonstration
on making corn chowder. Pat
ShaWley made meat loaf Carolyn
Brcnneman prepared apple crum-
Bile, which was served with ice
cream. Bonnie Bucket showed how
to make grape punch A vegetable
salad completed the meal. A bust
ness session followed the supper.
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DentoI Group To Meet

Tho fall meeting of the Mary
land State Dental association VIII
be held at the Chestnut Ridge
Country club, Falls Road Balu-
more, September II to IS
DR.. William p. S. Fridinger
Cumberland, former Oakland resi-
dent. is the newly elected prcsi-
dcnt-elect of the association. to
assume office in May 1862.
Officers of the Allegany-Garrctt
county Dental society include Dr.
Alvin P Friend as vice-president,
Of Oakland.
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I Jordan and Mr.. and Mrs, George
Real and family. Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Cullers at
: tended the Cullers reunion at Front
! Royal, Va, on Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Edwin Childs and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harvey and
children we're Friday evening dim
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Childs, of Rosedale.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Stone we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Stone and daughters, Of
NeWburg Eudora Stone is spend
ing this week with the Virgil
Stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Alexander
and children, Vernal, Utah, are
spending this week with the Carl
DelSignores and the Carmen Del
Signores.
Tuesday evening visitors of the
Frank Blambles we're Mrs. James
McCrobie and daughters, and Bcr-
tram Upole
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittingcr,
Carl Bittinger, and Mrs Freda
Knots and sons motored to Spruce
Knob, Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Hobert Harvey and
son James, are spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Cooper. Mr. and Mrs Harvey and
Mrs. Cooper spent Monday and
Tuesday visiting relatives, the Tru-
ban families in Morgantown
NIpc iIIia,, CCfC,,,,n In,trltar
and granddaughter. of Keyser, and
German Cullers and daughter Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Lee Richie on
Monday
Mrs. Edith Nine has returned
from visiting relatives in Baltimore
! While there she attended the we'd
ding of her niece, Jeanette Arnold
and James Spates.
Sunday visitors of the Clifford
REALS we're Mr.. and Mrs George
Real and sons, Mr. and Mrs Jake
Cooper, Mrs. Harold Simmons, Mrs
James Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs
Clifton Real and daughters.
Sunday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cooper were Mr.
anu wi D I1NN III NllllNo anu WI. anu
Mrs. Ray Harvey.
Mrs Regina Stone and son visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Soldiers, on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren DelSignorc
accompanied their daughter Janet
to Johns Hopkins hospital where
she is having her regular check-up
for a heart condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blamble
called on Mr. and Mrs. Make Nice
and family last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Harvey
and family visited the Boyd War
saws on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper
and children and Mrs. Blanch
Cooper spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs Walter Cooper
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Reall and
children and Mr. and Mrs. George
Real spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Deem
Sunday visitors Of the Lee Ritch-
les were Mr.. and Mrs. Arvcy
Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Ritchie and son. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Evans and children.
Thursday luncheon guests of the
Frank Blambles we're Mr. and Mrs
Guss Hilleary, Niles, O.: Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Stein and Mrs Teresa
Strecter, of Cumberland In the
afternoon Mrs. Blamble and her
guests visited DR. and Mrs. Hamdi
Yilmaz, of Hopemont.
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lI1nianta,,n elnn,o,, Sat,,.,I,,,
Vieitors ~ TX C,,iottslPiobto,.
homo s. Snnday u,oro M. md NTrs
Fha corinttc F,a1oo Ridao Tari
CoJdington and dsughtor Nre
Evolrn Haueor and en,anddaugl,tor
Janat If Elder Hin and Mir NJ
rio Cbinlo1,
Mr. and NTre Rruco Hunoboreon
and family we're recent visitors of
Mr. and Mrs James Barnes
Cuests d1rino tbe wonk of Mr.
and Mrs lanes Schrover were Mr.
and Mrs William Metcalfe and
children HARRISBURG Pa Mr. and
Mrs DougIas Schrover and Debhin
Cleveland O.. Mr.. and Mrs Ira
Frazee and son Charles Mr. and
Mrs Jimmy Schrovcr and children
Mrs. Amos Friend and family Mrs
Helen Devine. Mrs. Sweitzer and
children. and willard Scbrovcr
Vaughn Friend is vacationing in
Girard. O. with relatives
Paul Johnson washington. d G
visited at the home of his brother
in-laW and sister. Mr.. and Mrs Err
nest Friend for two weeks Thev
visited in Mt Storm. w va on
Sunday They visited Mrs Arthur
Morris. Deep Creek Lake Friday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tbeodore
Wirsine and son William of Rood
ers. pa. spent the weekend with
their parents. the Friends. They
we're all guests of Mr.. Johnson at
a dinner at Dulanv's. Saturday eve
ming in honor of the Friends
BIRTHDAYS.
Jack Hostetler. PITTSBURGH. Pa
was a weekend guest of Jimmy
Williams.
Mrs. John Carr and sons. of Ac-
cident spent several DAVIS last week
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Okey Hoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bvard Liston. Har-
nedsvillc pa. and Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Friend spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Ohiopvle and Somerset.
Pa.
Miss Linda Bender left Sunday
for her home at PITTSBURGH. Pa,
after a weeks visit with her grand
mother Mrs. Iona Humberson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Friend
entertained the following relatives
and guests with a dinner on the
lawn of their home last Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Mabel McCuen. Mrs Bess
SchlosnagIe and Susie Bennett AL
lison pa Mr. and Mrs Gerald
Green and DAUGHTERS. of Calvert
CITY Kv and Mrs Bvard T,iston
Hummelshine, pa
MIR. and Mrs. George Hileman en-
tertained their children with q pic
mic dinner at their home on Satur-
day evening. Thirty-five children,
grandchildren and great grand
children attended
Willard Ryan and son Ronnic, of
Washington, D. c., spent Thursday
with his brother-in-law and sister,
Mir and Mrs. o. G. Rush.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Friend
ana family VISITED lhelr oau 9hter
FRANCES at ChlldrehS hospital Bal
'IIllore' on SUNDAY
s,ant tbo ,-ooi, a3d Lnro III qIi via
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Parliament Of Britain voted TO
open negotiations for British en-
try into Europc's siN-nation Com
mon Market.
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Red Oak-Fairview


Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Harvey
and family, of Lake Worth, Fla,
are vacationing here at this time
The Harvcys we're Thursday eve
ming dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
| Walter Cooper They plan to visit
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Harvey, Dayton. O.. on their way
| home.
/ Mrs. Nina Sturdivant. West
Union, is spending this week with
the Frank Blambles On Tuesday,
Mrs. Blamble and Mrs. Sturdivant
called on Mrs. Ruth Snyder, of
/ CORNER
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd Warsaw we're Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Rishel son Alan and
daughter Cindy, and Mrs. Bessie
Rishel. all of State Park, Pa. Sun
day afternoon visitors we're Mr.
and Mrs Harold Bachtel and fami-
~, Bessie Eager, Ruth Miller, Eva
Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs,
and Douglas Buckley.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Kessell and
daughter of Elyria, o., spent Fri
day night and Saturday with the
Carmen DelSignOres.
Weekend guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Cullers were Mrs. Harry
Lohr and Mr. and Mrs Francis
Westphalen, of Tacoma Park
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Lewis attended
the Lewis reunion at Swallow Falls
on Sunday Recent visitors of the
Lewis family were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Simmons. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Simmons, Charles Lebare,
and John Brooks, all of Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blamble
spent the weekend with their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Livesay, of Sykesville, and
their son and daughter-in-laW. Mr.
and Mrs. Jon Blamble, of Balti-
more.
Anna and Larry Soldiers, of
Round Hill, Va, spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Soldiers and family They
spent Friday night and Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Stone
Mrs. Mae Cooper received word
of the birth of a grandson, Thomas
Samuel, son of DR. and Mrs Will
liam A. Truban, Woodstock Va,
on July 31st.
Mrs. Annie Evans and Mrs. Paul
inc Cooper called on Mrs. Gilbert
Blamble on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Real and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
hH, ipt on Monday for Hawaii To
Hickman Air Force base where he
will begin a 3-year tour of duty.
Mrs. Eugene Friend and daugh-
ters were Thursday evening Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Schroyer
motored to Pittsburgh on Sunday,
July Both, where Mr. Schroyer left
by jet for California for several
weeks. Mrs Schroyer remained in
Pittsburgh with relatives for sever
al days visit
Miss Maureen and Leo Nedrow,
of Baltimore, spent the weekend
with their mother Mrs Esther Ned
row and brother, George NedroW.
Mrs. NedroW also had as her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Uphold, of
White Rock. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maureen NedroW is now
employed with the Bell telephone
company in Baltimore. She recent
ly returned to her home after
spending her vacation in Canada
and Niagara Falls, n. Y, with rela-
tiveS.
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Presidents request for $40 mil
lion to put the Peace Corps in
business won Senate Foreign
Relations committee approval.
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Of Oakland.

Same Scout with the roof
off. Top is removed in min
utes, TO give you a vehicle
for any kind of activity, any
kind of weather.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Mohoney Senses
Wish by Voters
For q 'Chunoe'

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16 (AP) =.
-Gubernatorial dida t e
George P. Mahoney said yes
terday Western Marylanders
indicated "a fervent desire for
a change in administration"
during his stumping tour this
week.
Mr.. Mahoney, a Baltimore
County contractor, heads a pri-
mary election ticket which in
cludes Delegate Blair Lee III,
Democrat of Montgomery, for
United States Senator and Sem
ator Samuel w. Barrick, DEM
ocrat of Frederick, for attorney
general. =,
The trio started the tour last
Sunday in tgom e r y
County.
I'VE were literally over
whelmed with T.. pledges of
support from civic As we'll as
political leaders of Western
Maryland" before the tour
ended in lower Frederick Coun-
ty, Mr.. Mahoney said.
"At the same time" he add
ed, I'VE were sebered by the
extent of the difficulties which
face certain areas Of Western
Maryland in attempting to di-
versify its economy and elimi-
nate the chronic unemploy-
ment problem which has
existed there far too long"
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Mental Escapes
Hunt Widened

JESSUPS, Md, Sept. 16
(AP)-State Police are widen
ing their search for two es-
capees from a hospital for the
criminally insane.
A 13-State alarm was broad
cast, but no new leads were
reported today.
The escapes, Jonathan s.
Sellers, 81, of Trenton, N. j.,
and George E. Walton, jr., 20.
of Baltimore, are considered
dangerous.
They fled from the Clifton
T. Perkins State Hospital early
Thursday using a hack saw
and a rope made of sheets to
get away.
With the two men was IT.
year-old Christopher Mickler
Of La Plata. who was recap
tured later in the day.
Mickler was returned imme-
diately to the hospital where
he was committed last year
after he was found innocent of
murder by reason of insanity
in the fatal shooting of his
Evening star., 1961-09-17

meeting after adoption of two
resolutions setting out tough
new criteria for council ap-
pointees.
In response to questions aft
er the Tuesday meeting, coun-
cilmen acknowledged Mr.. Co
hen had an abandoned, burned
out restaurant on North Wash
ington street at the entrance to
tha city.
They also said he had been
threatened with court action
when he failed to remove the
building as ordered by the
city building inspectors office.
Owns Four Houses
In addition to the restaurant,
the Circle Bar-B-Q which was
burned out New Years Eve,
1859, Mr.. Cohen owns four
houses in the 100 block of
South Henry street. One of the
houses has been held by the
health department to be in
violation of the city's rodent
control law.
The council action was dis
closed by Vice Mayor Eugene
w. Zimmerman, in response to
a reporters query. Mr.. Zim-
norman, who relaYed the coun-
ellis secret decision yesterday
to Mr.. Cohen, was one of those
Evening star., 1961-09-17

ably to be headed by Gov.
Tawes.
The Maryland Governor has
not announced for reelection
nor have his expected running
mates, Louis L. Goldstein for
comptroller, Thomas B. Finan
for attorney general and Daniel
Brewster for United States
Senate.
All four are scheduled to
speak at Thursdays dinner, but
no announcement of their can
didacies is anticipated.
Their remarks will be tele-
cast on stations in Washington,
in Baltimore and in other Sec
tions of the State. The dinner
will start at $50 pm. and the
televised talks are scheduled
two hours later.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Roofer, $4,000 BiIking Suspect,
Held in Forged Check transport

safety deposit box in a Phil
adelphia bank.
White went to New York to
arrange for sale of the stocks.
A New York brokerage company
sent checks to the Weisgerber
sisters at Whites Bucks County
address.
FBI Comes In,
The FBI came into the case
because the check for 5000
was transported in interstate
commerce.
Philadelphia police said the
sisters also gave White large
amounts of cash from time to
time, and that in the end,
through various gifts and trans
actions, they lost their life saw
ings of about $50,000.
The circumstances came to
the attention of Philadelphia
Evening star., 1961-09-17
3 Escapes
Are Sought
In Robberies

HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept. II
(AP) Armed robberies - the
fourth and fifth in less than
"a hours-were reported today
in the Harrisburg area. De-
scriptions of the robbers ir
several instances matched three
Maryland escaped prisoners
ipolice said.
Two men forced their way
Into the Leisure Lanes bowling
alley in nearby Hershey al
about 4:45 am. They forced
two attendants at gunpoint to
lie on the floor, and then made
off with $120 in cash.,
A lone pistol brandishing
bandit fled with an undeter-
mined amount of cash from
the Food Fair market at near
by Lemoyne about four hours
after the bowling alley was
robbed.
Meantime, State and local
police pressed a search for
three Maryland prison escapes
whom they believed were re-
sponsible for armed robberies
at three Harrisburg service sta
tions last night. The bandits
made off with $412.
Authorities at first thought
today's bowling center and
food store robberies were the
work of the same trio.
However, Lemoyne police
chief James Clark said he
didn't think any of the three
were implicated in the market
robbery. He said he based this
conclusion on information given
him by the food store mana
ger.
State police said descriptions
given by the service station at
tendants involved in last nights
robberies fitted those of the
three Maryland escapes.
They are William r. Louder
milk, 81; Joseph M. Mace, %,
and Eugene Williamson, 81.
The trio made a dash for free
dom yesterday while being
transferred from the Baltimore
County building to the County
! jail in Towson, Md.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
3 Candidates Slate
Alexandria ToIks

Alexandria's three candidates
for one seat in the Virginia
House of Delegates will speak
Tuesday night at a dinner
meeting of the Alexandria Con-
tractors Association at Thognp-
sons Corner Restaurant, 1904
Richmond highway.
The candidates are incum-
bent Democrat James M.
Thomson. seeking his fourth
term: Brendan j. McCann, q
Republican, and Robert T. S.
Colby, an independent.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

CUMBERLAND, Md, Sept. 16
(AP).-The FBI and Cumber-
land police arrested a 4l-year-
old Pennsylvania roofer early
today on a Federal warrant
charging him with interstate
transportation of a forged
check.
The FBI said the arrested
man, Randolph White Via Of
Cornwells H Heights. Pa, is
wanted by Philadelphia police
on, a warrant charging him
with bilking 81-year-old twin
sisters out of $4,000 in cash
and securities.
Via appeared before United
States Commissioner James A.
Avirett in Cumberland this
morning and was ordered held
in the Allegany County jail in
lieu of $4,000 bond.
Edward j. Powers. special
agent in charge of the FBI of :
flee in Baltimore, said Via was
arrested on a Federal warrant
charging him with causing a
forged check for $3,980 to be
transported from Philadelphia
to, New York.
Mr.. Powers said Via would be
returned TO Philadelphia next
week by Federal marshals.
Meets Sisters
AS related by FBI agents and
police in Philadelphia, the roof
ing contractor, known there
and in his home community as
Randolph White, met the spin
ster sisters, Dorothy and Ber-
tina Weisgerber earlier in the
summer.
Authorities said he was work.
ing in their neighborhood and
persuaded them to hire him TO
do some roof repairs. Although
the work was not considered
satisfactory. some of it having
to, be done over, and although
the bill was big, the sisters and
White became friends.
Continuing the police ac-
count, White induced the sis
ters to grant him power Of at
torney and to withdraw sew
eral thousand dollars worth of
negotiable securities from a
Evening star., 1961-09-17

who supported Mr.. Conen for
the position before the appoint
ment.
Mr.. Cohen said he bought
the South Henry street prop
critics several years ago for
possible future expansion of
his King street business and
has been attempting to sub
lease the barbecue property. on
which he said he holds a "long
lease" He said efforts to de-
velop the barbecue as q gas
station were blocked by the
previous city council. He said
he has ordered demolition of
the shack early this week.
Sees Criticism unfair"
Mr.. Cohen said he felt criti-
cism of his appointment be-
cause of his property holdings
was unfair" and said the
council action will make it "dif-
ficult to get a reputable busi-
neSsman to serve the city"
In other business in yester-
days secret session. the city
council, which was told recently
by City Manager E. G. Heat
wole it is giving him too much
work too fast. was asked by
the manager to hire him some
more office help.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
1900 Buy Tickets
At $100 q Throw
For Tuwes Dinner

BALTIMORE (AP). More
than 1900 tickets at 500 a
throw have been sold for a
testimonial dinner honoring
Gov. TaweS next Thursday
Harry w. Rogers announced
yesterday.
Mr.. Rogers is treasurer OF
the dinner to raise funds for
use in next Mays Democratic
primary for a ticket presum-
Evening star., 1961-09-17
MiIitury Engineers

John D. Nicolaides, technical
director for astronautics for
the Bureau of Naval Weapons,
will address the Washington
Post of the Society of Ameri-
can Military Engineers at a
noon luncheon meeting tomor-
row in Barker Hall of the
YWCA. Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

police when the pastor of the
church attended by the sisters
told police they had not been
seen as usual for several days.
AS the authorities were starting
their investigation the women
came back, and explained they
had been vacationing with
White and his wife. Some of
the time, it was related, had
been spent with relatives of
White in or near Baltimore.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Sunny
and cool with low humidity
today, high in the middle 70s.
Clear and cool tonight, low in
the middle Sos. Mostly sunny
and becoming warmer tomor-
row.
Maryland and Virginia -
Sunny and cool with low hu-
midity today, high TOTS, ex-
cept in the COS in the noun
tains. Clear and cool tonight,
low 1854. Mostly sunny and
becoming warmer tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay Winds north to
northeast at sis knots today.
Fair with visibility over 10
miles.
Resort Forecasts
Ocean Beaches-Sunny today. high
cape Hatteras-sunny, hish 20
Skyline Drive-sunny with excellent
visibility today high Is.
THIRTY-DAY OUTLOOK
For the United states
Mid-September to Mid-OctOber
Temperatures will average below
seasonal normalS over most Of the
Nation. except for above normal tenn
pefatures over the Northeast and near
normal in the Middle Atlantic States
the West Coast and Florida. The
central Plains are expected to be
the area Of most unreasonable GOODNESS
Precipitation is expected to exceed
normal along the West Coast and