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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-02
Favors Conversion
OF Frostburg College

Mr.. George Fl. Hanst. Editor
The Republican,
Oakland, Maryland
Dear Mr. Hanst:
| am writing this letter in an eff
fort to bring before the people of
Garrett County both the pros and
cons of the proposal now being
debated throughout the state rel
ative to the University of Mary
land taking over Frostburg State
Teachers College and making it
into a branch of the University.
First as to a little history rela-
tive to the proposal A committee
appointed by Governor TaWes to
study the problem of Higher Edu-
cation in Maryland and particular
lY as it pertained to the growth
rate at College Park, was headed
by MIR. Edwin Warfield III and
known as the Warfield Commit
tee. This committee released its
report and findings about a year
ago, and recommended that the
three white teachers colleges be
converted into branches of the
University, and in addition, other
area branches Of the University
be developed as needed. The idea
Of the committee was that such a
move would take care of the
growth problem at College Park
and provide liberal arts as we'll
as teacher training programs in
every locality of the state. This
proposal met with immediate OPP
position, primarily from the State
Superintendent of Schools. State
Department of Education, County
superintendent of Schools, the
Maryland State Teachers Associa-
ton. and Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton groups In view of the oppo-
sition to the Warfield Report it
was decided not to try TO move
the recommendations of the report
through the Legislature until it
had been given further study dur
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-02
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-02
Awards Are Given

Awards of $40, So, SO were made
to the winners in a spelling con-
test between students of St
Peters Parochial school. Oakland.
and ST. Peters school. Western
port by Leo Costello, of the
Knights Of Columbus.
Winners were Barbara Filsinger,
James Stanton and Barbara Mi
chael, all of St Peters, Oakland.
Other students participating
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-02

and | have tried to study it from
every angle, TO be one of Oppor-
tunity for our section of the state.
feel obligated 10 give it my sup
port and thus help bring this adj
ditional opportunity to the people
Of Garrett County-to our young
people in particular | shall well
come comments and information
on either side of this question
from the people of Garrett County
before time to cast my vote.
| will be grateful if you can find
space in your paper to print this
letter.
Very respectfully yours,
Bernard l. Gender,
State Senator.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-02

A third Iowa bank was hit by
shortage and the president COM
mitted suicide The shortage
totaled several hundred thousand
dollars.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-02

u S. announced plans for far
flung war games to include Eu-
rope.
Evening star., 1961-05-30
BEAUTY ROUNDUP
Seeing Is Important
InMokeup Application

Take one attractive young
grandmother. Let her start
thinking. Give her a problem
that she faces daily. If you're
Toni Holloway of Hollywood,
you come up with a pretty
ingenious idea that is a real
boon to all women who need
to see what they're doing in
the way of makeup applica-
ton.
We're ell familiar with
many older women who find
it hard to see how heavy
handed they may be with
rouge, powder and makeup
foundation. Many a young
woman with a vision problem
also will find the new
"BeautyLookS" a real cos
metic friend in need. All
women will welcome the new
outlook.
The spectacles are magni-
fiers that are worn like SUM-
glasses and allow the wearer
to work from behind the
lenses in applying her make
up. Thus she can see what
she's doing.
BeautyLookS are a big help
too in other dressing table
tasks such as manicuring,
complexion inspection, needle
threading, splinter plucking
and you name it, they help
with it.
A friend Of ours who re-
Gently had a serious eye op-
Grafton used BeautyLookS and
told us that they were most
helpful in her case because
before Il simply couldn't see
what I was doing"
With so much emphasis
right now on eye makeup, it
becomes almost imperative
that the application be done
correctly. BeautyLooks prove
to be a handy assist.
Toni Holloway, the in
ventor Of BeautyLookS,
claims Just running a house
hold has been the stimulus
Evening star., 1961-05-30

Today I will give you a few
Of them.
Treat him with courtesy, at
least as much as you bestow
on strangers and acquaint-
ances. Courtesy is so very
important when two persons
live in the same house and
romance is rubbed thin by
the hecticnesS and strains of
daily life.
If you are jealous, don't
show it. This is an admission
Of inferiority, or feelings Of
inferiority. Besides, a jealous
woman looks ridiculous.
Trust him. You would not
have married him unless you
thought you could do so, and
Evening star., 1961-05-30
+ GROW OLD?
WHY GROW OLD?
Brides, Here's How to Keep Hubby

keep the sheen on your mar
riage and not let it be dulled
by daily routine. Make a
fresh start EVERY day.
Certainly one way to do
this is to keep yourself as at
tractive as possible. Always
look pretty for him when
he comes home from work.
Don't impose on him because
he is now yours and become
careless about nails and hair,
complexion and figure.
Other Factors
While physical attractive
ness is surely important,
there are other even more
vital factors which are es-
sential to a happy marriage.
Evening star., 1961-05-30
Mrs. Crippen
Heads Club

Mrs. John T. Crippen now
has taken over as president
Of the Woman's Club OF
Bethesda.
Other officers installed
with her at the 50th ami
versary meeting were Mrs.
Walter H. Moorman, first
vice president; Mrs. Leland
B. May, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Drew L. Cara
way, recording secretary, and
Mrs. James K. Shafer, cor
responding secretary.
Also. Mrs. Louis A.
Gravelle, treasurer: Mrs.
Virginia Grimsley Terry, as
siStant treasurer; Mrs. Ar
thur ]. Hilland, historian,
and Mrs. Richard ]. Powers
and Mrs. Walter I. Waldrop,
directors board.
Evening star., 1961-05-30
League Names
New Directors

The board Of directors Of
the League of Women Voters
Of Montgomery County has
announced the names Of its
newly appointed directors.
Mrs. Joseph Gerber will
serve as membership chair
man. Mrs. James v. Bennett
will head the local agenda
item. The league will study
the planning policy for
Montgomery County.
Mrs. Gustave Tuckerman
will be chairman Of the fl
nance drive. Organization Of
league units will be under
the direction of Mrs. Warren
c. Bledsoe.
Mrs. Alan Y. Cole has
been named the State item
chairman, and Mrs. John A.
Bennett will be in charge of
orientation for new members.
Evening star., 1961-05-30

for several of her inventive
ideas.
Every one of my designs
has evolved out of a need for
the item myself" she says.
Two other ideas she has
come up with include a Mid
nightie," a two-piece night
gown, which was designed to
do away with the discomfort
Of the average nightgown
pulling between shoulder and
hip when the sleeper turns.
Another idea was a plastic
bridge table cover on which
the necessary rules for bid
ding were printed for each
player.
Successful? Both have been
Wi ely copied. Everybody
knows that's the surest form
Of flattery.
BeautyLooks are sold at
Woodward & Lothrop and at
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
Evening star., 1961-05-30
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Spring and summer not
only bring roses, but brides.
These seasons, with June
leading the field, seem to be
the most popular ones in
which to take the big leap.
That is appropriate be-
cause June is such a beauti-
ful time of year. with all the
world bursting with new life
and charm and color. AND
marriage is such an entirely
new way of life that the first
small apartment or house
makes housekeeping seem
like play. and the first baby
like a doll.
I hope that you always can
Evening star., 1961-05-30

trust usually engenders 10y
atty.
Praise
Paise much more than you
criticize. There will be plenty
to praise If you look for it.
Some women begin trying to
make their husbands over
soon after the wedding cere-
mony (into a man they did
not fall in love with in the
first place..
A sense Of humor is more
valuable than thousands Of
dollars as a dowry. A light
touch, a gallant and gay ap-
proach to life, smooth the
way in a magic manner.
Shared laughter forms strong
Evening star., 1961-05-30

bonds. Be fun to live with!
Be forgiving! He is human
Just as you are. Be tender!
He will need your tenderness
Evening star., 1961-05-30

trust usually engenders 10y
atty.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-25
Home Buyers Week Starts
Monday Throughout Area

THE Fourth Annual Home Buyers
Week is our idea of an all out sales effort"
Emerson c. Reinsch, president of the Home
Builders Association of Metropolitan Wash
ington, Inc, said TT involves the coopera-
ton of our entire business community, in
gigantic push to make 1861 a prosperous
year for everyone in the Metropolitan
Washington complex"
James w. Pearson, executive vice pres
ident of the association, said the Kaiser
Aluminium Company will award Hawai-
ian Holiday for Two" as prize to one of
the many thousands of visitors to the model
homes on display during Home Buyers
Week. The holiday will be one week trip
with all expenses paid.
If the award winner should purchase
a new home during Home Buyers Week
from builder member of the Association
whose model home is registered officially,
the prize is automatically doubled to two
weeks in Hawaii for two people.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-25
Va. Historic Garden Week Starts Apr. %

Historic Garden Week in Vir-
ginia will start Saturday and
continue through April %. This
will be the twentieth-eighth
event, sponsored by The Garden
Club of Virginia, for restora-
ton Of grounds and gardens of
historic interest. To date more
than $500, 700 has been expend-
ed on restoration, and the pro-
ceeds from 1861 will go toward
the completion of the gardens
on the East Lawn at the Uni
versity of Virginia. The recre-
ated gardens on the West Lawn
were presented to the Univer-
sity in April of 1852. At present
plans are being completed for
the East Lawn.
In all more than 1876 private
homes and gardens throughout
the major portion of the Old
Dominion may be visited. There
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-25
How to Cut Tree Limbs Properly

Despite the publicity given
to the right way of cutting off
tree limbs, there are many who
think they can get away with a
single cut. No tree expert ever
would attempt this shortcut
Even relatively thin limbs
should first be cut from below
to prevent serious tears in the
bark. Limbs with a diameter
of an inch or more first need
a saw cut from four to eight
inches forward of the trunk
and this is made nearly half
way through its thickness from
the underside. The second cut
is made from above, another
six inches farther out. Carried
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-25

far enough the limb will bend
down under it's own weight and
finally snap off with the first
cut, eliminating any chance of
the barb tearing into the stump.
Finally the stump is cut off
close to and parallel to the
trunk while being well support.
ed until the saw has cleared it
completely. If two heavy for
hand support it should be Sc
curely tied to an upper branch.
If the wound is rather rough,
take a sharp knife to smooth
the edges and as much of the
inner hardwood as possible.
Then cover the wound with an
antiseptic pruning compound.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-25

An area-wide Home Buyers Week is
set for April % to 30, sponsored by the
Home Builders Association of Metropolitan
Washington, Inc, and its affiliated groups
Prince Georges County Home Builders
Association, Montgomery County Home
Builders Association and Metropolitan AS
sociation of General Improvement Con-
tractors.
The motto for the 1861 Home Buyers
Week is ''Your Home Comes First"
Jon England, chairman of the Associa-
TONS committee promoting the activities
for the week said: "By coordinated effort
and hard hitting publicity throughout the
National Capital Area, we intend to whet
the desires of countless families for new
homes and thus provide a much needed
shot in the arm for the housing industry
this spring."
The week will be supported by mate
rial dealers, utility companies mortgage and
lending institutions, title companies and all
others who have stake i'm healthy home
building industry Mr.. England said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-25

will be ninty-five private homes
opening their doors, with the
warm hospitality which has
been identified with Virginia
since its founding, that have
either never before been open
to the public or have not been
open since 1856, or earlier.
In Alexandria, a walking tour
of three blocks including ten
houses and gardens associated
with the Colonial, Federal and
Civil War periods, each beauti-
fully furnished and historically
interesting, may be taken on the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-25
Firm to Sell
Prefab Homes

-Scholz Homes, Inc, national
manufacturer of custom-craft.
ed pre-finished homes has APP
pointed Harry Klein Realty Co.,
L. l., as its sales agent for the
five boroughs of New York
City and Long Island. Fran
chised builders will be appoint
ed to erect Scholz dwellings
priced from $4,000 without
land, on the buyers lot or on
lots supplied by the builder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-25

opening day. Detailed informa-
ton on the full list of homes
and gardens to be open, may be
obtained from the Garden Club
of Virginia, Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1961-10-24
SPORTS ON AIR

TeIevision
Wrestling
Professional Wrestling
WTTG--5, 9 pm.
Radio
Racing
Shenandoah Downs WEEL-
1910, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1961-10-24
RADEMACHER DECKED EIGHT TIMES
Arch Apologies for Fight

Rademacher bounced off the
ropes and took Moore to the
floor amid failing arms and
legs. Archie looked up in dis
gust. mumbled something as he
arose, and before the round was
over Rademacher was well on
the way to defeat.
Rademacher. at 80 some II
to IA years younger than
Moore, went down the first time
after absorbing a left hook to
the stomach near the end of
the round. The bell rang as the
count reached four.
He was guarding everything
carefully except his lunch
counter" Archie explained after
the fight. After I hit him there
Cthe stomach) several times. he
couldn't move as well and he
was an easy target"
Evening star., 1961-10-24

Before his exhibition with Meyer he
spoke with pride of his dancers legs IAN
athletes legs go first" Robinson said, but
mine are as good as ever. What can't do
well any longer is get home the punch
on my first try. Now need two or three
tries"
BUT ON CHANNEL 7 he fought more
flat-footed than we've seen him in the
past. AS for his coordination and timing.
those wonderful skills have been diluted
with age. He was wild with his right hands
and he wasn't throwing them straight, as
once, but was coming around more.
Sugar Rays best right of the night
came in the seventh round. It landed flush
on the 22-year-old Meyers Jaw, but the
kid merely blinked and stood his ground
The old Robinson would have walked to
neutral corner after landing that punch
Again in the eighth Robinson, after
trying all evening, finally connected with
a double left hook to the chin. Meyer was
wide open, but the twin shots didn't faze
the youngster. When Sugar Ray was
younger he needed only one of those hooks
to leave the ali but indestructible Gene
Fullmer for dead.
Robinson, when he was losing twice
to Paul Pender a year or so ago, was a
five-rounder fighter. After five he ap-
peared to tire and he clutched and held.
Against Meyer he seemed to lose his
bounce even earlier. He took two good
shots to the head in the fourth. In the
sixth Denny landed probably the best
punch of the night on Rays jaw and the
old man unashamedly stole a look at
the clock.
1T WAS ROBINSoNs HOPE to take
out Meyer early, but he had to travel the
long road and at the end this was a tired
warrior, a shell of superior fighter who
won In. a remembered how to punch
to the body ana ..:oyer never knew how.
Such is the state of boxing that Sugar
Ray still can make a modest payday and
ply his trade with no great fear of undue
punishment. He talks of fighting Fullmer
or Terry DoWneS for whatever part of the
middleweight title each holds, and this
could happen, too, so scarce are fighters.
OF all the pugs active today the only
two who can make the classic moves.
even fleetingly, are the eldest, Robinson
and Archie Moore. They are mere shadows.
but shadows are better than nothing at all.
Evening star., 1961-10-24
AAU Risks Life in Struggle
Over Control Of Basketball

AAU convention. Then, II
things are not settled land
there appears little hope that
any progress will be made). the
new federation will apply to the
FIBA for membership.
Other Sports Involved
I'VE think we have legiti-
mate reason for being ac-
cepted," Byers said. IF we fail
and the FIBA decides to keep
the AAU, we will try again
scme other time"
Byers also emphasized that
the NCAA was not trying to
take over the governing Of bas-
ketball. He said the main COM
plant Of the NCAA Is that it
does not get proper represen-
tation in the governing Of the
sport.
Evening star., 1961-10-24

BALTIMORE, Oct. "a (AP)
After knocking down Pete
Rademacher eight times on his
way to a six-round technical
knockout last night, ancient
Archie Moore apologized for not
putting on "a more classic per-
formance."
II tried, but this man is a
very awkward fighter" Moore
said. It's hard to hit him with
one of those clean. classic
punches that people like to see.
I couldn't get a clean shot at
him"
But Moore landed lots of the
more common punches as he
floored Rademacher once in the
fourth round. five times in the
fifth, and twice more in the
sixth before Referee Benny
Goldstein mercifully ended the
one-sided bout at 2:10.
Moore. the recognized light
heavyweight champion in New
York, Massachusetts, and Eu-
rope. fought at 1913, well over
the 175-pound limit in the
scheduled 10-round, non-title
bout.
The first three dull rounds
drew boos from the Coliseum
crowd Of 3.869 which contribu-
ted to a net gate of $10,418.
Midway through the fourth
Evening star., 1961-10-24
WxX LOSE OR DRAW
Shadows Are Better Than Nothino
By FRANCIS STANN

ON THE NIGHT FOLLOWING the
afternoon that 45-year- Eddie Arcaro
rode Kelso to his smashing victory in the
Jockey Club Gold Cup, another timer
donned his working clothes in Madison
Square Garden. This was Sugar Ray
Robinson, age Al, making a payday
There are purists who contend that
minute cracks are beginning to show in
Arcaro's riding form. They feel that Eddie's
OLD whipping drives, pretty as any moves
racing has known, are not quite as forceful
Yet with good horse under him-and
kelso is more than good-Arcaro remains
superb
There are aging baseball pitchers who
one step from oblivion, come up with an
extra pitch and win big. Luis Arroyo of
the Yankees, who perfected a screwball
Is one. Early Wynn counts on his knuckler
to see him though the next season at age A.
But a fighter is all alone, and on
Channel last Saturday it was Sugar Ray,
bereft of his old Skills, grinding it out
against young club fighter named Denny
Meyer. 1t was not an artful or gittering
victory for Robinson, and the 10-round
decision was greeted with mixed boos and
cheers
THE CROWD EXPECTS much of the
fighter who was conceded even by his
enemies, to be the greatest of his time,
at least pound for pound. The patrons of
the art see Robinson, as he enters the
ring, as they remember him sleek.
1.-the, firm of muscle. But when the bell
rings you realize that he is fighting from
an old mans memory, that his reflexes
and his punch are dulled and that Sugar
Rays biggest asset is his head
, Meyer would have been no test at all
for the young Sugar Ray. He is a short,
thick-set middleweight with no style and
no punch. He is not the crowding type.
such as Carmen Basilio, Jake LaMotta and
others who gave Robinson trouble. Mover
a counterpuncher, was the perfect foil for
the middle e-aged Sugar Ray, but still he
made 1t close
Robinson is fighting now-nine wears
after he retired" for the first time-for
a basic reason; he needs the ready cash
Ray isn't on relief, but this is man who
has become used to living in style. He
must feel lost without his retinue, because
he Is never without his Salaried mob
advisers without portfolio, court testers,
hairdressers hangers-on who make him
comfortable.
Evening star., 1961-10-24

Monday afternoon Radema-
cher suggested waving the rule
which requires a bout to be
stopped If a fighter is floored
three times in a round.
IT appreciated that" Archie
said. 1T gave me a chance to
knock him down some more"
Moore said he would fight
another heavyweight bout be-
fore deciding "once and for all"
whether to continue as a light
heavy. He will meet with
Montreal promoters Thursday
to discuss a possible bout with
Bob Cleroux. the heavyweight
champion Of Canada.
Harold johnson now holds
the National Boxing Associa-
ton version of the light-heavy-
weight title, and Moore has
whipped him four times in five
bouts.
In an action-packed, To-
round main preliminary last
night, Holly Minis Of Washing
ton. D. c., pounded out a
unanimous decision over AL
Avant Of Philadelphia.
The veteran Minis, weighing
1904. twice floored his l60-
pound opponent as he picked
up all but one of the possible
points in the scoring by the
referee and two judges.
Evening star., 1961-10-24
HALFBAcKs EFFECTIVELY PLUGGING GAP
Hardin Is Using Four Hole Cards
To Replace Departed Ace BeIIino

age is better than anything
Bellino had during his career.
Bellino averaged ~ as a soph,
Sc as a junior and 4.9 last
year.
Offensive Specialist
Sal (the name is Portugese)
is used exclusively as an Of
fensive specialist. He has
carried so times, tops for the
club, and has even thrown a
pass, just like ex-halfback Bel
limo. completing 1t for q nine
yard gain.
Sal and Snyder are both
Californians (the former from
Oakdale, the latter from Long
Beach,, but the incest thing
from Hardin's viewpoint may
be that they're both sopho-
mores.
Both Meyer and Fink are
seniors. When it comes time to
replace them next season,
Hardin will find that he al
ready has two halls to fill that
hole.
The combination Of Navy's
fourth victory in five starts.
plus the Syracuse defeat by
Penn State, has put the Mid
dies in first place in the Lam
bert Trophy standings. The
Middies have q 9.6 rating, with
Army. which also has q Al
record. rated second at 90
points. Penn State (S.0 and
Syracuse (6.6) follow.