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Evening star., 1961-01-22
Photo Salon Set
Feb. z to 5 in
Commerce Lobby

The District Of Columbia
Recreation Department will
sponsor the second Photo
graphic Salon February 2 to
5 in the lobby Of the United
States Department Of Com
merce. Fourteenth and e
streets NV. Visiting hours
will be 9 am. to 9 pm.
The awards in both color
slides and black-and-white
divisions will be $25, SIS and
$40, also honorable mentions.
Each person winning an
award will receive q ribbon.
Deliver entries in both di-
visions to the Recreation
Department. 3149 Sixteenth
street NV, before 5 pm.
February /. II mailed, Q
suitable case and postage for
return mailing must be pro-
vided. On the backs Of en-
tries must be listed the
name, address, phone num-
Der and camera club affilia-
ton.
Judges will be Victor
Hasenoehrl, Yoichi Okamoto,
James r. Black. Otis H.
Greeson and Byron Hale.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
CAMERA ANGLES
Magnetic Sound.
Aids Home Movies

you'll hear from most speak
ers. And the movies, in suit
ably darkened rooms, can be
shown on screens 5 feet wide.
Professional Uses
But you can go even this
q lot better, for there are
50 many ways that easy. in.
expensive sound and color
movies can be Of help in busi-
nesses, professions, hobbies
and community activities.
Only q short time ago, q
wonderfully effective mag
netic-sound movie made by
amateurs was screened for Q
charity drive. It had o cast
Of four amateur actors. They
first spoke their lines as the
silent movie was shot. Later,
after q practice projection
run, they spoke them again
through a jointly shared
mike" right onto the films
magnetic sound track.
And. so we learned, they
only made two slips, which
were quickly corrected by the
projectors wipe-off-and-try-
again feature.
Magnetic sound Is the
coming thing" in amateur
cinematography and we rec
ommend 1t for all who enjoy
making really good home
movies for their entertain
ment and for that Of their
friends.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
NUMISMATIC NOTES
Henrietta Sold Coin
Israel, which on December

Israel, which on December
IA issued q postage stamp
honoring Henrietta Sold on
the centennial of her birth,
also is releasing o commem-
orative coin for the occasion,
Woodward & Lothrop reports.
Miss Szold was born in
Baltimore, Md, in 1860, the
daughter Of Rabbi Benjamin
Sold. In 1909 she visited
Palestine and was appalled,
by the health conditions. On
her return to the United
States she founded Hadas-
sab. the Women's Zionist
Organization, to provide
medical care and education.
After Hitler's rise to power
Miss Szold Joined the Youth
Aliyah organization to trans
fer to safety and begin the
education of children and
young adults who were vic
Tins Of the Nazi persecution.
She died in 1945, too soon
to see the success OF her ef-
forts in the new Jewish State
Of Israel, created in 1948.
The commemorative Israeli
one pound coin was struck
Evening star., 1961-01-22

tiful Galatea, Pique Dame.
Light Cavalry. Poet and
Peasant, Morning, Noon and
Night, Boccassio: Detroit
Symphony. Paul Paray con-
ducting-(Mercury) There
is always a nostalgia place
for these, especially when an
orchestra as prominent as
this plays them.
PFITZNER: PaleStr ina
Preludes; Symphony in c
major, Op. 46; Berlin Phil
harmonic. Ferdinand Lett
ner conducting-Oeutsche
Grammophon) a Ger
man national hero, Hans
Pfitzner is all but forgotten
except in his own country.
He deserves at least q me-
mortal to his stubborn belief
in introspective music, and
this is 1t.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY


Hyattsville Stamp Club
(seniors), 8 pm. County
Service Building, Hyattsville,
Md.
Washington Military Phila-
telic Association. 1880 pm,
Building SIT (next to Base
Operations, Boiling Air
Force Base. Insurance Of
Stamp Collection on Next
Movement" talk by T/Sergt.
G. s. Schmidt.
WEDNESDAY
Washington PhiIatelic
Society, 8 pm, Arts Club,
2017 I street NV. Catalogue
and mail auction.
Woodbridge Stamp Club,
1880 pm. Woodbridge Public
Library, Eighteenth street
and Rhode Island avenue NE.
Alexandria Mount Vernon
Stamp Club, 8 pm. Hospi-
tality Room, Penn-Daw Co.
op Store. Kings Highway
near Route l south of Alex
andria, Va.
THURSDAY
Silver Spring Philatelic
Society, 8 pm, Community
Room, Citizens Building and
Loan Association, Fenton
street and Pershing drive,
Silver Spring, Md.
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at Utrecht, the Netherlands.
On the diverse is the cloaked
figure of a woman embracing
a young lamb. symbolizing
Henrietta Szold's love Of the
young and unprotected. Her
name is inscribed in Hebrew
and below 1t in smaller let
ters the dates "1860-1960"
and the words "Hadassah,
Aliyat Hanoar.
The reverse shows the new
Hadassah Medical Center in
Jerusalem. the date 1860,
and the word Israel" in He
brew and Arabic.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
RECORD REVIEWS
RECORD REVIEWS @s.ssssls -
Three Famous FiddIers
In Variety Of Pieces
BY HERMAN SCHADEN
Star Record Critic

Washington soon will have
three violinist visitors whose
fame is preceding them on
new records.
Jamie Laredo, Junior Of the
trio, has recorded with the
National Symphony Orches-
ira (RCA Victor) the Bruch
Concerto No. / in G minor
and Mozart Concerto No. 3
in G. Zinc Francescatti plays
William Walton's Concerto
and Lalo's Symphonic Espag-
mole (Columbia) and Henry
Szeryng also performs the
Lalo for RCA Victor.
Laredo is the Bolivia-born
prodigy some nominate as
most likely to succeed Heifetz.
Two weeks shy Of his 18th
birthday when he made this
record. his sensitive phrasing
and poetic feeling are those
Of many artists at the peaks
of their careers.
) Eliciting fine support from
Howard Mitchell and the
National Symphony, which
practically has adopted Lare-
do, this record some day may
be q collectors item. On the
afternoon of April 6 Laredo
plays the Mendelssohn con-
certo with the orchestra at
Lisner Auditorium. repeating
1t that night at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland.
Mr.. Francescatti is here
the same week (April 4 and
s. playing the Brahms with
the National at Constitution
Hall. His new record Is very
desirable, not SO much for
the Lalo. as for the Walton
with the Philadelphia Or
chestra. as played here last
year. Francescatti Is at his
best in this exciting work,
with its skirling, dazzling
passages and romantic flavor.
RCA Victor devotes an en-
tire record to Szerying and
the Chicago Symphony in the
Symphonic Espagnole. in
cluding the usually omitted
intermezzo movement. A sea-
soned artist born in Warsaw
and now q citizen Of Mexico.
Szerying is q straightforward
player Of considerable polish.
He will play the Bach E ma
jor and Glazounoff concertos
with the National at Con-
stitution Hall January 81 and
February / and at the LiSner
February 2.
IN THE MICROGROOVE
MAHLE r: Kindertoten-
lieder, Four Songs; Jennie
Tourel, meZzo-soprano with
New York Philharmonic.
Leonard Bernstein conduct
g-(Columbia)-Miss Tou-
rel's dulcet voice is admira-
bly, suited to these lovely, Bit
tersweet songs from the poet
Ruckert on the death Of chill
dren and others. Bernstein
conducts with deep feeling,
his orchestra weaves Q gor-
geous tapestry Of sound. Out
standing.
MUSIC FOR A GOLDEN
FLUTE: Critics. Poem;
Foote, A Night Piece: Han
son. Serenade; Honegger.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
BY A. J. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

The new magnetic sound
Is stirring Of q lot Of interest
among the home movie
makers. And it should-be-
cause Of its newness and
economy. especially in the
S-m. m. field.
The first step, Of course,
is to get yourself one Of the
new silent-or-sound S-mm.
projectors. Next you splice
your lengths Of silent film
onto o larger SHOW" reel
just as you would for .
silent show. But when, as
example, you want to dress
up q travel or vacation movie
with sound. you give the reel
to your dealer for a few days
so he can have the edge Of
1t coated with q narrow rib
bon Of magnetic oxide.
Takes Notes on Film
When your film is returned
you feed it onto one Of the
new projectors flick it
on for silent" and, with
Q note pad handy. lean back
and look at your movie.
Where would voice commen-
tary make it more interesting
and understandable?
Too, as you have probably
lots of music on records or
tape, where could this be
used in between. or in back
Of your voice? Do you have
any sound effect records Of
boat whistles. cricket chirps.
hoofbeats and all the rest?
You can enlist these too If
you want.
But let's say, in this in
stance that voice is the
objective. After you have
motor the film you
simply pick up the projectors
microphone. again flick on
the switch as well as the
one marked record" and
talk your commentary right
onto the films sound track.
Sound Is Correctable
Here. sure enough is that
long awaited example Of
something that's no sooner
said than done! For presto
you have completed a pres
entation that's all set to
show again and again, in
action, in color and in sound.
But after all. you're no pro
=. and you very likely don't
want to be. You may make a
fluff or two in the recording.
No problem here, either. You
Just press another lever on
the protector and wipe off
the part Of the sound you
don't like.
Then you back up the film
o bit. start it forward. and
put the sound on again. You
can, in fact, change all or
any part of the sound track
for every show you make. If
you want to.
And this Is not "toy"
sound. These are not toy"
movies. The sound is as good
and probably better than
Evening star., 1961-01-22
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR
TODAY

TODAY
Duplieats Bridge Center, 9 Dupont
Playfsir. 1881 Harvard: Mp pairs.
TOMORROW
Andrews. Andrews AFB Officers
Club: pairs. 5:45. Arl-Fax. 1920
h.1s SS. ssCs West D:s sH.nu. ss s:
David Taylor Model Basin. carde-
rock: MP pairs, 7:15. Duplicate
Bridge Center, Q Dupont circle:
pairs. !: open pairs. 7:30: Junior
conmi.siOnsSd SAts offiee2s'' 2E' Ness: Ness pairs. pairs.
7:45.
Duplicats Bridge Center, Q Dupont
circle; pairs, 1880. Falls Church,
American Legion Hall. 400 n. Oak.
Falls Church; pairs, 7:45. Federal.
Hotel 24O0 sixteenth; pairs, 7:46:
Federal Power Commission, official
sisins ssn S1 rom GAO, GA3 Bpildins; aIs ps,iTss. ,Is
keyenue Service. -eafeteris. IRIS
Building: pairs, z. MontgOmery,
400 Norwood drive: pairs, 7:45.
Officers Service Club, 1914 Twenty.
first: pairs. 8.
WEDNESDAY
AEudas Aehim Mems Club, 1900
Valley drive, Alexandria: pairs, 8.
dria; pairs, 7:45. Chess, Apt. 2Ol,
Hotel 24O0 Sixteenth: Mp pairs.
7:45. Conversational Secretaries, New
House Office Building: pairs. z.
Duplicate Bridge Center. 8 Dupont
nA;: sireis pairs :,,n, I; pairs 7:sS MGJC. S
munity Center: pairs. $50. Pent-
house, cafeteria, HEw Building;
pairs, $50. Silver Spring, p406
Bruce drive. Silver Spring; Mp
pairs. 10 am.
THURSDAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, Q Du-
pont circle: pairs, I: Falls Church,
ASa cSures Lesion ndHta Hall 4oe ebUoa n 9as
nn pPis.... .nA AT. 80. a4so q iafe Sixteenth:
pairs; n9on lreseryations, AID.
Junior. senior team (board-a-match
sessiOnS. pairs. a4S"A''t a:4S. 'A
EhAUhx
Arlington Bridge Studie. wash
GS:7;, 59S:s; 4iS.a:'0S SS..: SlnlsRs. Ralr' es5 R:s @
:Cn. tEsnIs t5 bup.ss. S.iss BBEitss BIiss.
Sss'ss p:,, Papont dre. s6Tsls Seesins.r. e:IiTs
bupIieste. APT. S2s, Slso sixtssnth:
pairs, 8 DESCRIPTIONS, AID. 4.0ll6).
Irving street, 413 N; Trying, ArlinS-
ton; pairs. 7:45. Rockville; Give
inS SioS PCfsy.seeond SES.ss Ai; place, e. Hystts.
Vile: pairs. e:15 am; MP pairs. y.
Chess. Apt. 2oi. Hotel 24oo Pig: Pig:
Center, 8 Dupont circle; pairs. l:
esu.stt.: cause ISSp Gp %aI.a' PAIRS. 7!lS. A'
UPcoanNG. G.sSEk ASRL CHARITY
January sO-Andrews AFB OFF,
GERS Club; MP pairs. 7:46.
February IL = ACRL DuplIeete
Clubs of Alexandria, Arlington, Fails
pair; ssetiOnally rated. game and
TOURNAMENTS
January 27-2a - MARYLAND State
Sectional. Hotel Southern. Balti-
more more. Mo- ,.sS sSmens es,s ps'rs rrtdsgl %sg
open pairs, 2 and s; special pairs,
4 (Saturday): teams, 1 and $50:
nonmaster pairs 0ess than 75 mas
ter points,. / and $50 tsundsyl;
February So Hampton ROADS
Sectional: Hotel chamberlin' Fort
Monroe. Va.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
Tri-Chem Pack

A new three-chemical
pack, which gives the ad-
vanced amateur an economi-
cal package customized ex-
pressly for the making Of
prints, has been introduced
by Eastman Kodak Co.
Evening star., 1961-01-22

Indian princess in tribal
dress. "a
The stamp will be printed
in brown and dark green. ;,
PHILIPPIN ES- Two
stamps issued December 80
to commemorate President
Eisenhower's state visit to the
Philippines last June have
been received by the Knicker-
booker Stamp Co.
Evening star., 1961-01-22

A new constitution for the British Solomon
Islands is noted by three stamps issued last
Thursday for the Pacific protectorate. The
background color all the way to the per-
forations was produced by offset lithography
by Enschede Of HOlland-Crown Agents
Evening star., 1961-01-22

SA4NAS A1<AAsADS
To Play Bruch, Mozart
Concerto da Camera: Maui
rice Sharp, flute, with the
Cleveland Sinfonietta, Louis
Lane, conducting-(Ep
Sharp's IL karat, hand
GRATED flute is only as good
as he plays it, and that Ii
what ordinarily Is called ter
rifle. All these pieces are
beauties and most are getting
their first recording. A fine
adjunct to any library.
J. C. BACH: Sinfonias in
B fiat major and D major:
HANDEL: Water Music
Suite; Concertgebouw Or
chestra, Eduard van Beinum
conducting - (Epic) - An
other reason why we will
miss Van Beinum. The Wa
ter Music. abetted by harpsi-
chord, ripples as 1t never has.
The Bach numbers are like q
draught Of good wine. Incl
dentally. you can hear the
great Concertgebouw at Con-
stitution Hall Monday, April
10.
BRAHMS: Symphony No.
/ in c minor; London Sym
phony, Antal Dorati conduct
-(Mercury)-Those who
like their orchestral sound
crisp and dry will find this q
First Of considerable merit.
including q stimulating dra-
matte thrust and some idyllic
moments in the inner move
mentS.
SCHUBERT: Symp h ony
No. 4 in c minor (Tragic);
Symphony No. 8 In B minor
(Unfinished). Berlin Philhar-
monic, Lorin Maazel con-
ducting - Deutsche Gram
mophon) - The only thing
tragic about Schubert's c
minor Is that 1t isn't heard
more often. The Berliners
play it with warmth and vi
tality. OF course. they know
how to handle the hackneyed
9th. too.
MENDELSSOHN: Fingal's
Cave Overture: Symphony
No. 3 in A minor; London
Symphony, Peter Mag con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ever
two pieces belong together.
these do. Both reflect Men
delssohn's visit to Scotland.
the overture written as q
youth. the symphony in his
maturity. They receive re-
splendent treatment here
from an orchestra that in
creasingly grows in stature.
MOZART: Quintet for
Piano and Winds, K. 452;
BEETHOVEN: Quintet for
Piano and Winds. Op. Is;
Friedrich Gulda, piano and
Vienna Philharmonic Wind
Ensemble-Deutsche Gram
mophon) - Utterly delight
full are these twins with
Gulda's playing fitting per-
fectly with the other Vien-
nese artists style. These
will never bore a chamber
music lover.
MUSIC FOR TWO PI-
AMOS: Schumann, Andante
and Variations. Op. 46;
Chopin, Rondo in C major.
Op. 73; Saint-Saens. Varia-
tions on q Theme by Bee
thoven, Op. 35; Busoni, Duet
tino concertante after Mo-
zart; Kurt Bauer and Heidi
Bung, pianists - (Deutsche
Grammophon) miss
these pianistS: they belong
with the greatest. A hus-
band-wife team playing sell
dom-heard works in grand
style.
MARCHES FOR ORCHES-
IRA: Eastman Rochester
"Pops," conducted by Fred
erick Fennell-(Mercury)-
The lighter side Of Walton,
Beethoven. Sibelius, Wagner.
Schubert. Greig and Borodin
led by the man who made
brass famous. Now he has
a few strings to play with.
too.
SUPPE: Overtures-Beau-
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

OLD DOMINION CAMERA CLUE,
black and a white print division.
torium. 4610 Lee highway near
eDs o4 s.ys% Ts1d 81 AS.4t M.heT REeT print: 4:
will present. . showing OF professional
prints. Color slide meeting honors
vent to Althes, Tennsy. Harold
welcome.
FoToCRAFT CLUB. Twelfth street
YMCA, 1915 Twelfth street NV.
Tuesday. Tuesday. 9 Pm In E, gymnasium;
clubs prize % photos. eontinSoas continuous" color Of
slide show. music, door prizes from
dealers. Participating in National
BUREAU OF SHIPS CAMERA
CLUB, second annual photographie
salon, public viewing hours 8 am. to
9 Pm. Mondays through Fridays,
JJanSary, T.. % r.., throush I. February 3:
In 9 booth in the lobby Of the. Main
Navy Building. Eighteenth and Con-
stitution avenue NV. Lobby to show
exhibition Of block and white prints
and color slides.
NH CAMERA CLUE, February 9,
8 pm, Col Joseph Lawrie lecture,
Wilson Hall, third floor, NH Admin
tstration Building. Col. Lawrie has
studied at the Leica School Of
Photography.
THIRD BIENNALE INTERNA-
TIONALE PHOTO O-CINEMA-O -OPTI-
QUE, November 9 to 90, Grand
Palais, Paris. Stress on technological
advances.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON, d. c.
Recreation Department, February Q
to 8, lobby, United States Depart.
ment Of Commerce. Fourteenth and
z streets NV, Color and monochrome
diylsiens, cash awards IN Zach; s2s'
iiaiysGcna. AO' '-A'''' 11'' o
Evening star., 1961-01-22

The design shows Mr..
Eisenhower and Philippine
President Carlos P. Garcia
shaking hands beneath the
shields of their respective
countries. Both wear the
barong tagalog. a formal ver-
sion of the Filipino tail-out-
side shirt.
The multicolor photogra-
vure stamps were issued in
6-centavo and 20-centavo de-
nominations.
Evening star., 1961-01-22
ISJP Names Carpenter

j. F. Carpenter Of Arling-
ton has been elected secre-
tary-treasurer Of the Wash
ington Chapter, international
Society for Japanese Philat-
ely. The Rev. c. Randolph
Mengers Of st. Columba's
Episcopal Church in Wash
ington is president Of the
recently organized group.
4 \ + y
New Issues
CANADA-Significant con-
tributions of Canada's Indian
population in many fields
will be commemorated by a
scent stamp to be issued
March 10 for the Tooth an
niversary of the birth Of the
Mohawk Poetess E. Pauline
johnson.
The stamp design. by B.
j. Reddie Of Ottawa. features
Evening star., 1961-01-22
SEARCH FOR
RARE COINS

Woodward & Lothrop will buy rers
coins and coin collections for Gosh.
We ore always in the market for
large or smalI amounts OF any mo-
tsriol needed in our stock inelvdine:
U. S. gold, silver and minor coins Of
oil types and oil dates.
U. S. large size poper money as we'll
as Confederate and Colonial issues.
General foreign coins in all metals
from both oncient and modern eeun-
tries.
Bring your coins 10 our coin depart
msnt for our inspection, ond offer
and immSdiats payment, or ship them
by registered mail or Railway Ex-
press. We will submit our offer 10
you al once end keep your coins In
toet pending your decision.
A valuable book for you, only
LIS "Approisins and Selling
Your Coins" A complete illus
troisd catalogue Of U. S. coins
and bills and their Gosh prsmi-
Um volues, as well as the eop-
plete coinage Of Conoda. haId
cover, hondy size. fully illus.
trotsd. 10 posss.- This sto"desd
Currency institute will be --ean-
stantly consulted. With il you eon
opproise coins yourself and esti-
mote their Gosh value 10 you.
LIS. plus l5e shipping charge.
Woodward G Lothrop
Stomp 6 Coin Department, Isl
Floor, Washington 10, D. c. else
Chevy Chose, M1rylond.
Evening star., 1961-01-22

January 27-2e - MARYLAND state
Sectional, Hotel Southern, Balti-
more, Md; women's pairs, mems
pairs. 9; mixed pairs, 8 Friday;
open pairs, 2 and s: special pairs,
nonmaster pairs Oess than rs mas
ter points,, l and 500 Sunday.
February 3-5 Hampton Roads
Sectional. Hotel Chamberlin, Fort
Monroe, Va.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
By' The Honorable
FRANCES p. BOLTON
COngreSs,UOnIan, 22nd Ohio District

LTTePEGceGbIe landmarks Of OWT past
are being bHIIdOSed to make room for
"PrOgresS." There is a way to stop
this in your city and state here 1n
energetic COHgreSswOmGn tells how
Evening star., 1961-09-03
WASHINGTON, &C.

"A FEW YEARS AGO grieving Charlestonians
watched wrecking tear down the beautiful,
l52-year-old Orphans Chapel to make room for
five more cars in parking lot.
The city of Bridgeport, Conn.,, recently sent
wreckers picket line of angry preachers and
housewives to tear down the Harral- Wheeler Man.
sion, ll5-year-old landmark and example of the
Gothic Revival in America.
Despite the unanimous plea from the New
Jersey Assembly and Senate to save the building,
the Stevens Institute of Technology has just demol
ished Castle Stevens, lO5-year-old Victorian land
mark on New jerseys Hudson River shore.
Al OpeT our land the bulLdOSer is pushing OUer
some Of the most charming and important reminders
of our past. To make room for service stations,
parking lots, superhighways, and the other struc-
lures demanded by machine civilization, we have
already razed four out of ten of the historic buildings
that were standing in l94l.
The destruction is not have learned, inevita-
BILE. Vigorous and organized protests ire
pLOoe0bIe historic buildings threatened with dem
clifton. Charlestonians, for - eonsinUsd pOgs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-17
DIED
DELBERT r. BROADWATER

DELBERT r. BROADWATER
Delbcrt r. Broadwater, 81, of
Jennings. died suddenly Sunday at
Meyersdale Community hospital.
Born in Jennings August l, 1904,
he was a son of the late William
and Alice CBoWers) BrOadwater.
Mr.. Broadwater is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Ida Wiley Broadwater:
four daughters, Mrs. Mary R. Boul-
den, Alice Broadwater, both of Bal
timore; Mrs. Margaret Miller, Acct
dent, and Miss Rella BroadWater,
Jennings; two sons, Delbert and
Delmas Broadwater. both at home;
six sisters. Mrs. Stella Thompson,
Cumberland: Mrs. Harnett Wamp-
Ter and Lula Broadwater. both of
Corapolis. Pa; Ida Broadwater,
Barton; Mrs. Ethel Guthrie. Akron.
Ohio, and Mrs. Dolly Hancel, Bal
timorc: three brothers. Ira Broad
water, Grantsville; Dewey Broad
water. Westernport. and Russell
Broadwater, Akron.
Funeral services were held yes
terday afternoon from the Jen-
nings Methodist Church with Rev
Emory McGraw officiating. Burial
was in Grantsville cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-17

Henry Arnold returned to his
duties yesterday as chief of the
Oakland police force
Mrs. Vivian Courtney is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bell at
their home on Crook street.
Jay Gordon Bell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay l.. Bell, visited the F. O..
Leighton family in Winchester last
week.
Mrs. Frederick c. Hamilton,
Martha and Eddie, of Charleston,
arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs. A. A.
Schcrr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shupe and
daughter, Miss Mary Largent and
Mrs. Maxine Mahood, all of Paw
Paw, W. Va, Sunday guests of
Nh. and Mrs. Robert Sincell and
family.
The Executive Board of the Gar
rett County Council of Home
makers will meet August "a in the
Accident Fire hall at 100 p. m. A
program for 1862 will be COM
pleted,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-08-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE - 1858 Chevrolet,
Power Glide, 4-door, radio, heater,
power steering, good condition. Will
sell to best offer. Call Douglas f.
Smith. phone DE 4-2248, Oakland,
after u noon August 10. ADV. 25-
1t
WANTED-Cheviot buck sheep.
Solomon Snyder, R 2, Oakland,
phone DE 4-3712. ADV. 25-tf
FOR SALE-Three rooms of
furniture, 21-in. TV, 1860 model;
Sc Ford Victoria Hardtop. Phone
DE 4-3108. ADV. 25-2t#
FOR SALE-.45 Cal. Colt Nation
al match gold cup target pistol, 3
magazines, cleaning rod and am
munition. Phone VA 6-8155. ADV.
25-2t
FOR SALE-Three pool tables,
one counter and other accessories.
Guy limbaugh, phone DE 4-2660.
ADV. 25-3t