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GLEN J. KoEPENIcK 4 CO.
PO. 2-h2ho
mf0pen

Beautiful Cape Cod on wooded lot
dead-end St, close to all facilities
) bedrms., 2 baths; bsmt., din. rm.
lge. enclosed porch; 2-car carport
immed. possession; S27,500. Oper
2 To 8 Sunday.
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OAKVTEW

Lee, type rambler in st. Camillus
Parish-3 bedrms., sep. DIN. rm'.
FOR A GREEN THUMB
Lee. iiV. rm., brand-new wall-to;
wall carpet; full bsmt.; all ienceo
sumo 4es loan for S19.950.
Dir out New Hamp. ave. to OAK.
view DIR. and left to 1900 and
open" sign.
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE
4211 BRADIEY LANE

Charm quality pEestige Stately all brick colonial
hall ly rm with fireplace, den formal din Tm; Tm;; kit
possible ga baths maids nm hot water heat 2-car Earage
outstanding features Of this spacious home which
shopping list Priced for quick S39,95O WE
TAKE TRADES. OIL. 6-9170.
DIRECTIONS: Wis right Bradley to PECKS
OPEN SIGN or out Conn. ave, left on Bradley lane.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

RoCKCREST, near Halpine rd.i
conv. TO shopping centers
schools and churches bedrms.
bath: 9 lge. rambler with terrace,
recreation room; lot, 60x236; 1Oes
down, bal. S100.75 monthly incl.
pitt. Ewes, EN-, 2-69l6 or OIL
6-390s. L. T. GRAVATTE. REAL
TOR MA S-0@63
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
3612 LITTLLDALE RID.

OPEN SUNDAY l-5
Located in this exclusive section
this nearly new split level ram
bier is in excellent condition. lst
floor has liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm. opening on to large
screened porch and large all
electric kit. with din. area. Upper
level has 2 bedrms. and . baths.
Lower level has TV rm.. den
and bath. Area over 1st Il. has
roughed in bedrm. and bath.
Basemt. has tile floor play area
with firepl. Built in garage,
priced S43,750. includes carpet
ing and draperies. Dir: Out
Conn. ave. TO traffic light at Jones
Bridge I'd, bear right on KenSine-
ton pkwy. to Littledale rd., right
to our open sign. Ewes. call Mr.
Romer, WO 6-2562. LINKINS
CO., FE, s-3466.
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pJTRNT MILLS

DO IGIN I 1IIIIO
nsst huv in the area! Where can
vou Get 4 bedrms., ~ baths, liv
rm.. wlcathedrsl ceiling, space
for-S kit, rec. rm., MAIDS rm'
move IN BEFORE SCHOOL"
Sliding glars doors off din. rm. 70
patio, 25-ft. square sub bsmt'' an
hrk, constr, wood dbl, hung win
dows. Financing to suit you: S2H-
500. M,
Iandsls Fire House, left on Crest
haven to Robroy and IT. 10
"Openb sign.
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WILSON HILLS

I453 IAYHILL HOAU
PRESTIGE LOCATION-74- rambler with picturesque setting
Of land with lovely shrubs
home for carefree living Only S29,95O Lo. 6-2990.
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia right Layhn I'd. II
Wilson Hills and PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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MORTH WOORSIDE

True English Tudor in lovely neigh
borhood - Convenient to Walter
Reed and downtown; 9 bedrms"
equipped kit. wIbreakfast " nook.
'FOR A DUKE AND DUCHESS"
Full bsmt. wibuilt-in garage; oil
hotswater heat; assume $4,000
loan; only S1S.950. Dir: Out Ga.
ave, left on Colesville rd.. TT, on
2nd ave. to Glenross rd., left 70
20la and Open sign.
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NORTHWEST BRANCH

ESTATES
Builders closeout: luxurious ram
bier WA bedrms., "a baths, sep.
din. rm.. kit. Idishwasher, dis
posal, maids rm., rec. rnl., SUB
aBiGGEST AND BEST"
Financing to suit you; assume pres
ent trust or name your terms.
Dir Out Colesville rd. TO Mead,
owhill rd.. right to 1O7OS ana
open" sign.
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ARCOLA AREA

1903 ARCOLA AVENUE
LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER att garage large fenced
lot sep table space kit, all level.
Ideal for retired couple Only Sl6,2SO. Lo, $1,000.
DIRECTIONS: Out GeorgR right Arcola to PECKs
OPEN SIGN
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BURNT MILLS
49,. ~H~x~- ar,-xY-x-

BUY OF A LIFETIME Custom fantastic low price
ot s26e5o Lovely new brick split level full baths 5eS5mS
DIRECTIONS: coesvie rd past Corners continue
Rte 90. Left Burnt Mills to PECRS OPEN SIGN.
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SILVER SPRING

10704 AMHERST STREET
SPACIOUS COLONIAL prestige bedrms 1st n
din full basement, wooded lot, FLA
praised. Low 20s. LO. $4,000
OBJECTIONS out Georgia ave right Plyers Mill left
Amherst to PECKs OPEN SIGN
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RANDOLPH HILLS

11443 SCHUYLKILL RD.
BARGAIN HUNTERs-Ths is IT, Buy FHA or VA This bedrm
brick rambler IL full basement S6950 52990
DIRECTIONS out Visrs Mill left Randolph rd left
PEcKs OPEN SIGN.
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TAKOMA PARK

-IAkOMA FAhh -,
A value so convincing you WI
tisnt for the chance 10 ous D.
"a TRIUMPH IN BEAUTY" !,
F,nl : bsmt: storm windows and
doors, back porch full Of breezeS
Close TO good Transportation and
sehools-selling for Sl7'!50nt.u.
Dir Out Piney Branch to Phhta,
ave. left to Boston and IT, 70
"Onen" sign.
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ROCKVILLE
WHEATON

Cleaning brick split-level set on q
picturesque corner lot endeared
with formal din. rn.. family
'ELECTRIFYING STYLING"
For only $4,000 you can assume
S17,6O0 1st trust 417eo loan. Only
$134 per month for everything.
Out Georgia ave. to Ksyson, left
to Bfuhill. right to sign.
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OAKVIEW
CAROLE HIGHLANDS

l4UU DREAEL STREET
Spacious Cape bedrms space 4th;
baths family side screened porch
FHA S17,500 HE. 4-1T00
DIRECTIONS Hampshire to ErSkne right to
18th rigbt to OPEN SIGN
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POWDER MILL ROAD AREA
WHEATON

Z7U4 DAWSON AVE
BRICK CAPE COD home featuring bedrooms baths
$Io0 down Close to wheaton Plaza all types 1f sch9qls
DIRECTIONS Out GoIgia Wheaton to Lady of
Good Council High School, left Dawson to PECKs OPEN
SIGN
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This Goodman" beye suitable for families
doctors home and office bedrooms and baths large
firepaces pstios Excellent neighborhood
Price S2s,500. Call Miss Arnold. CO, $4,000
DIRECTIONS viers past Newport Mill rd
to Gail left and bear rgt into Husgns right en- Adams left
Conn., to end bear right to Rickover and signs
Evening star., 1961-09-17

An authentic Georgian Colonial IN
q delightful setting Of distln-
9ufshed homes and beautifully
iandScaped lawns neighpoL.,
hood you'll be proud of-3 oiIgnt
Airy bedrms., coy den. sep. lor-
mai din. rm.. Kit; TI5reakIa.s't' ITv.'
"a CONVINCING VALUE
epace; full bsmt.; sll-brk. eonstr,;
walking dist. te dkd aiI SCHOOLS anu
pi= out colesyille I'd. IT. on
Franklin' IT. on Flower, It. on
Melbourne, left on Eton to open
sign.
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WAITING FOR Won
WESTMORELAND
HILLS

Located on one OF the hishest
points in this desirable comnnu-
nifty Red brick center-hall Colo
NAL. Llv, rm., din. rm., kit. with
breakfast space, powder room, 1st
H.; ) twin-size bedrms., . baths,
End II. Large screened porch. Pri-
vate rsrden, Attached garage.
Beautiful lot with many large
trees. Ewes, call Mrs. Quandt.
OIL, 4.46o2
Evening star., 1961-04-05

from the standpoint Of cylinder wear, the en-
gines were good for another 100000 miles.
2. Cleanliness ratings were tops. Pistons re-
moved from car fabricated with Shell
X-l00 Premium scored rating Of 9.5 out
Of possible 10. A score of 9 is considered
excellent.
3. SIudge was reduced to almost half the
amount that fabrication experts consider
to be acceptable.
a. Oil consumption records caused cheers.
Cars fabricated with Shell X-lOO Pre-
MUM were driven at race track speeds
for 100000 miles, yet used only one quart
every 1900 miles.
On some tests, Shell X-lO0 Premium even
out-performed expensive laboratory refer
ence oils" Shell X-l00 Premium, fortu-
nately, is neither expensive nor a laboratory
oddity.
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How much does
Shell .X.1OO Premium cost?

If you drive the national average of 10000
miles per year, the switch to Shell X-l0o
Premium (with regular oil changes) will
cost you only $3.50 more than ordinary oil
give or take nickel. And probably nothing
extra if you already use premium grade.
Drive to your Shell service station and
ask the dealer to change your oil while the
engine is still hot. Be sure to ask for Shell
X-lo0 Premium in the white can. 1t protects
your engine from all FIVE internal troubles
listed above.
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Astounding results from
S12 miIliOn.mile road test

Professional drivers put Shell X-lO0 Pre-
MUM to brutal test They took $4,000
worth Of automobiles and drove them relent-
lessly for 5h million miles. Over highways,
up mountain grades, around test tracks, over
turnpikes-and through city traffic.
When Shell technicians tore the engines
apart for inspection, here's what they found.
1. Wear was incredibly low. One car lubri-
Gated with Shell X-l00 Premium still re-
vealed the original tool markings on its
rings-even after 10000 miles at speeds
Of 80 to 100 mPh.
The low wear with Shell X-l0O Premium
was verified over and over. In fact, when
nine cars were driven at test track speeds for
10000 to 100000 miles, it was found that,
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Trouble engine acid

All automobile engines manufacture acid.
This acid can do far more damage than fric-
tion' 1t can eat away at engine parts in much
the way stomach acid can cause ulcers. Then
you're really in trouble.
One way to combat engine acid is to make
the oil alkaline. Many oils use this method.
But here's what happens.
The ne"tralizing effect of alkaline oil
inevitably gets weaker and weaker as en-
gine acid eats up the alkalinity-till it
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oil. Here's how it works. Alkaline has a
molecular structure that resembles basket
of eels.
When the oil is cold, Alkadine's eel-like
molecules curl up as if for comfort. In effect,
they take up less space in the oil-and the
oil flows freely through the tightest bearing,
even on cold nights.
Conversely, when the Alkaline in new
Shell X-l00 Premium is hot, its molecules
uncurl. They take up more room. And the
oil resists thinning.
Thus, new Shell X-lO0 Premium elimi-
mates trouble from sudden temperature
changes. 1t lubricates just as efficiently in
June as it does in January.
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Suddenly Shell makes every other motor oil obsolete
with revolutionary new formula which fights
the five internal troubles that can shorten engine life

eventually stops working completely
Whe" this happens, your oil no longer
gives you anti-acid protection.
Shell tackles this troublesome acid problem
in new and better way.
Shell X-l0o Premium actually plates all
engine surfaces with a thin chemical film.
The metal literally adsorbs some of Shell
X-looPremium's protective qualities. Chem
lists call this phenomenon "chemisorption."
"Chemisorption" offers longer-lasting
protection against acid attack than any other
method yet invented.
Trouble cooling system leaks
Tiny anti-freeze leaks can play nasty tricks
with many motor oils.
These oils can react chemically with
permanent anti-freeze and form horrible
sludge which can actually bring an other
wise healthy engine to standstill. Then
you're on the way to major repair bill.
New Shell X-lOO Premium sets all such
fears at rest. 1t resists reaction with any
sort o. anti freeze. 1t shrugs it off. Better
get that leak fixed, anyhow, to keep your
cooling system 1Uorking)
The additives in Shell X-l00 Premium re-
sist washing out with water, too. In some
oils, additives can be lost to water leaks. In
Shell X-loO Premium, they stay in the oil
to protect your engine.
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this problem because it doesn't contain a
single metallic additive.
No metal additives. No additive ash from
motor oil. Its as simple as that.
Trouble W. crankcaSe dirt
All engines accumulate crankcase dirt no
matter how well they are protected by filters.
The problem is to stop this dirt from getting
together and forming sticky sludge which
can clog your engine.
Most premium oils use detergent addi-
tive to do the job. And they perform well.
But, like other additives, most detergents are
metallic and cause that old devil-ash.
Shells solution is to replace detergent
with remarkable new ingredient known as
adispersant Shell scientists call litAlkadine.'
Alkadine in new Shell X-lOO Premium
helps keep your engine clean by holding
dirt particles apart. Thus they don't
form sticky sl1dge. Some particles can
be trapped by the oil filter; most are
drained out when you change your oil.
Oddly enough, nobody yet knows exactly
how Alkaline works. But the proof of the
pudding is in the testing. After 100000
miles Of city driving, engines Of test cars
fabricated with Shell X-lOO Premium
showed so little sludge that it could hardly
be measured.
Trouble #3-temperature changes
Many motor oils tend to become too thick
when cold and too thin when hot.
New Shell X-lo0 Premium is an all-year
Evening star., 1961-04-05

TVoDAY, every Shell dealer in America has
L new Shell X-l00 Premium Motor Oil
ready for your Spring oil change.
New Shell X-lOO Premium is genuine
scientific breakthrough because it is the only
motor oil available that helps protect your
car simultaneously against these five inter-
nal troubles that can shorten engine life.
Do you know what these troubles are? IF
not, you owe it to your engine to read this
advertisement. Ten minutes time now can
save you hours Of trouble in the future.
Trouble III additive ash
Up to now, even the best premium motor
oils were powerless to guard against addtive
ash-because they actually created it, While
endeavoring to keep your crankcase ship
shape, some Of the ingredients in these oils
contributed to the hard crust of ash inside
your combustion chamber
All other premium motor oils still have
the same snag.
The trouble stems from the metallic addi-
tives used to prevent scuhng, dirt deposits,
oxidation and so forth. These additives do
what's expected of them, but with each
stroke Of the piston, they can leave tiny
amount Of metallic salts in the combustion
chamber where they burn and form additive
ash.
This hard crnsty ash, when allowed to
build up, can seriously affect your cars
performance and can make It knock
and run roughly.
New Shell X-loo Premium doesn't add to
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Shells research on engine behavior discloses five
common internal troubles that can shorten the life
of your car.
These troubles are additive ash, crankcase dirt,
temperature changes, engine acid and cooling sys-
tenn leaks. They all act silently and unseen.
Read how new Shell X-1OOo Premium Motor Oil
prolongs engine life by fighting all five troubles-and
why Shell scientists can make this unique promise
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
A Trace of Summer
Evident This Week

A trace of summer was evident
this week, but also a reminder
that colder periods were probable.
Saturday and Sunday brought
the thermometer into the 70's and
SOS for the first time in quite a
few days.
The weeks weather began Fri
day with fog and drizzle, with
cool temperature prevailing until
some sun in the afternoon brought
a little warmth. Rain fell Monday
night.
Monday was warm and clear I'M
til late afternoon when clouds
gathered and rain began to fall
Additional rain fell during the
night. Tuesday was much cooler
and remained cloudy. Clearing
skies early Wednesday brought a
heavy frost with ice showing on
windshields. Damage to fruit bios
SONS was not thought to be eX.
tensive. The weather remained
clear and some warmth was expert
enced Skies were cloudy again
this morning and a slight rain fell
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
SANG RUN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr an
nOunce the birth of a son. born at
Garrett County Memorial hospital,
Monday, May Is.
Mrs Mary limbaugh has been
i'll for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr and
sons visited Mrs. VERNE Helms,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mckenzie
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Dewitt and children visited
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Dewitt over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dewitt and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Rohrbaugh and family. Romney,
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Maybe and
children, Baltimore. and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Maybe and children
were weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Dewitt and children.
Clyde Savage, Delaware, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Simpson and chill
dren, MorgantoWn, visited Milton
Savage over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt
visited her mother, Mrs Molly
Frantz, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spiker and
children and Mrs. Maude Friend
visited Mrs. Martha Spiker, Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs John Michael and
children visited Mrs Mary Hine-
baugh, Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
Accident Personals

/ ton of Women's club at the home
of Mrs. E. l. Baumgartner. Oak
land, Monday evening.
Miss Helen Georg. of Westmin-
ster, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Georg.
Mrs. Truman Michaels spent
several days last week with Mrs.
Ray Article.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold GeOrg and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kel-
Ter and family. Luther Keller. Mrs.
Sarah Zinkan, all of Accident; Mr..
I and Mrs Bruce Hetrick and fami-
ly of Frostburg; Mrs. Wilma Bige-
low, of Washington. were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Glotfelty. Oakland.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Seggie Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs Charles Seggie,
of Baltimore, and Carl Loughry,
of VERB. Frostburg. on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Article and
{ family, Mrs. Hobert Glotfclty and
/ Debbie visited Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vcy Article and Ronald, Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Glenn Fratz was a Monday
afternoon visitor of Mrs. Deane
Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seggie and
children we're Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Lep-
tic. of Frostburg, on Sunday.
Ronald Article spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Article and
family.
Saturday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Jenkins were
Ronald Article and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Article and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Griffith and
Myron, Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ar
tice and family were Thursday
evening visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold jenkins.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter Alexander,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
With Our Men
In The Service

Army Specialist Four Norman C.
Welch, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Welch, Route l, Deer
Park, recently participated with
other personnel from the oath Di-
visions Saith Infantry in annual
training tests at the Hohenfels
training area in Germany.
The tests were designed to de-
termine individual and unit com
bat efficiency under simulated
combat conditions.
Specialist Welch is assigned as
a medical driver in the infantry
Headquarters Company which is
regularly located in Augsburg. He
entered the Army in July 1885
and completed basic combat train
ing at Fort Jackson. S. c.
The 2O-year-old soldier is a 1885
graduate of Southern High School
Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
% Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Twenty-eight marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday morning from the
office of Richard L. Davis. clerk
of the Circuit Court. This brought
the total for the month to sixty
two. Two licenses issued were
marked don't publish
Stephen Michael White, q, la
borer. near Buckhannon. w. Va.
and Dora Ruth Sudcr, 10, near
Hall, w. Va.
Howard Donald McDilda, "a, U.
S. army, Pursglove, w Va, and
Patricia Ann Mayfield, 81, Maids
vile, w. Va.
John Robert Arslain, 81, student.
and Ellen Elisabeth Zeh, 81 both
Wheeling, w. Va
Earl Jesse Kemp, 40. trucl;
driver, and Marie Elizabeth Rice
48, both Charleston. w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
Mr.. And Mrs. F. A. Gates, ST.
To Mark Golden Wedding

The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Gates, Sir, 81 Grant
Street, Cresaptown will hold
open house in celebration of their
parents fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary at the family home. Sunday,
May %, from to p. m. No in
vitations have been issued but all
relatives, friends and neighbors
are welcome.
Preceding the open house a fami-
ly dinner honoring the couple will
be served at the LaVale dining
room
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates were mar
ried June /, 1911, by the Rev. w.
w. Vanorsdale. pastor of the Grace
Methodist Church, Cumberland.
They were attended by Mrs. Holly
Scott, sister Of the bride. and the
late Ernest Henry Mrs. Gates is
the former Naomi Catherine Buoy,
daughter of the late Denton and
Mary Huff Buoy, Cumberland. and
Mr. Gates is the son of the late
Daniel and Elizabeth Thomas
Gates, Cherry Run, West Virginia.
At the time Of their marriage
Mr. Gates was employed by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany as a telegraph operator on
the Cumberland Division. M.
Gates retired in 1851 after "A years
o. service.
MI and Mrs. Gates resided at
Altamont for IS years before NOV
ing to Cresaptown in the fall Of
1949.
They are the parents of three
children, Mrs. Charles G. Wilburn.
Fairmont, w. Va, Mrs. Clyde 3.
Hosselrode and Fred A. Gates, Jr.,
both Of LaVale. They have six
grandchildren, one step-grandson
and one step-great grandson.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
Speakers

Continued from Page Onel
from the University of Chicago in
1850 in the area of organic physics.
He went to the Allegany Ballistics
in 1850 as research associate and
was engaged in research and rock
ct development, becoming depart
ment superintendent of research in
1858. He became division manager
in 1859, a position he holds at the
present time.
The sermon to the graduates for
1861 will be given by Rev Charles
f. Teets, minister of the Crellin-
Underwood Ev. United Brethren
church. Assisting in the service
Will be Rev. James Remley, Bethel
Methodist church, Mt Lake Park
This service will be held on Sun
day evening, May %, in the gym
nasium.
Northern's commencement speak
err received his BIS. degree from
the State Teachers college at
Westchestcr, Pa, and his masters
degree from the University of
Delaware. He obtained his doctor
ate from the University of Penn
sylvania and has also done under
graduate work at George Washing
ton university. His subject will be
In Building a Mountain"
Sermon to the graduates for
Northern also will be held on May
%. Rev II. b. Rittenhouse of the
Christian church will be the speak
er. Assisting him will be Bishop
Miller of the Mennonite church,
and Rev. William E. Carlson, Ac-
cident Lutheran pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
Wins Second Prize

Edward Umstot, freshman ia
West Virginia Wesleyan college,
Buckhannon. won second prize in
the annual literary contest spon-
eored by THE Pharos." weekly
of the college, The pre-
med students work was called
"The Farmers Daughter
Entrants were judged by facul-
ty members of West Virginia uni
versity. Winner of the contest was
Edward Mullen. also a freshman,
from Oakland, New jersey
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
Phone Office To Move

The Oakland office of the Ches-
apcake and Potomac Telephone
company is being moved to a new
location on Monday, May %, c. l..
Stem, manager, announced.
The business office is being
moved to the Gender building, 35
Second street. from the K of P,
building. 60 Third street.
The Oakland office serves tele-
phone exchanges in Oakland, Ac-
cident Bittinger, kitZmiller.
Friendsvlle and Blaine, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18

A ham supper and bazaar spon-
sOred by the Zion Lutheran La
dies Aid win be served on Sat
urday night, May q, beginning at
. p. m. (DST.
MIR and Mrs Melvin Tephabock
and children, of Hartmansville, w.
Va. were Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Aston Hanlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fratz and
family were in Morgantown. on
Sunday.
Mrs Louise Seggie attended a
meeting of the Democratic Fedora
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-18
EVANSVILLE COMMUNITY
Gal

Hogs. top barrows and gifts, 1850
to 1860: hwy. butcher, 1915 to 100;
light butcher, 1875 to 1920; butcher
SoWs, 144O feeder Shoats, 8.75 to
14.00
Veal, good. 26.OO to 28.75; stand
ard, 22.OO to 24O0; utility, 1900 to
1000
Steers, standard, 1850 to 1880.
Heifers, standard, 2090 to 2160;
utility, 1890 TO 1880
Cows, commercial, 100 to 1910;
utility, 1900 to 1850; Gamer and
cutter 400 to 1900
Bulls, cutter and utility, 1850 to
pose.
Yearling Steers, medium, 1880
to 1910.
Steer Calves, medium, 22OO to
24.00; inferior and common, 1870
to 1920
Eggs. jumbo, SO to 35c doz.;
,arge, 20 to Sic doz.; medium, 27
to 28c doZ.