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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-15

ner, in KeyseI. Bobby, Jr., will
celebrate his third birthday at their
nome this week.
Mrs. Gladys Beachy, Pennsyl-
Vania, is guest of her sister, Mrs.
Grace Pritts She plans to visit
other relatives here and at Elk
Garden.
Mrs. Ida Fortney, of Morgan
town. w. Va, and Mrs Madge Raj
ter, Kitzmiller, are visiting at the
home of Jim and Esta Wilson, Short
Run.
Clifton Sherman and Chester
GeerS, Warren, o.: and Mr.. and
Mrs William Cosner, Short Gap,
w. Va, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Wilson
Visiting Tom Wilson we're Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Geers and family,
Warren, o., and Mr. and Mrs Har-
ry King, Mt. Lake Park
The Pythian Sisters will hold
their regular business meeting on
Tuesday night They meet the End
and 4th Tuesday of each month, at
1880 p. m.
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HOYES

Sunday School, 10 a. M; Worship
Service, 7:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry McCrobie
and Mrs Jess McCrobie, Mason
Town, visited Mrs. Catherine Nc
Crobie and Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
McCrobie, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Joe McCrobie were
listing Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Friend,
Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle attended
meeting at the Church of the
Brethren, Westernport, on Mon
day Her mother, Mrs Elizabeth
Layman, Keyser accompanied her
home, and will visit for a while.
Leo Coddington visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Friend, Sunday eve
ming. Monday visitors we're Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Paugh and Janet.
Deer Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Haenftling,
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wilburn, Mrs.
Webb Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15
ON THE PLAINS.
Correspondence of The Starr

IN CAMP ON WOOD RIVER 81 miles from Kearny
1862 StdrAs will reach Fort night
write this order that mailed
point without accident through
most beautiful the soil fertile
mile hardy settler who himself
prairie had thought when leaving leaving
civilization behind but such the marching
ward with rapid strides whilst
schoohouse the prairie miles
ing found to be of the public schools the Territory
two to three miles to attend.
On Saturday last visited by invitation the
to Mr. Luhbaugh the newly appointed
tfuy located Beaver Creek and well
designed There about $500 Indians beginning
to the benefits of civilization they
under cultivation and the the
squaws) for neanes would be lesson white
Whilst at the reservation attended
called the
the agent Of the Sioux whom captive
sion quite animated Finally consultation
they concluded yield the
identl and surrender the girl
We encamped the Platte River
the crossing Keany and anxousy waiting
who has been Blythe
suggest that the Postmaster General looking
of Wood River Centre who has
pole the roof of the office and when called
ton stated that intended
Jmy
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Home Front, July, 1862

THE home front in 1862 in America
and busy cities of
sssipp Which the tohite had scarcely touched
ON THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15

CONTINUED

ing strong positions and holding
Them" of lines of retreat" and of
bases of supply" Let US discard such
ideas. The strongest position soldier
should desire to occupy is one from
which he can most easily advance
against the enemy. Let US study the
probably lines Of retreat Of our oppo-
nents, and leave our own to take care
of themselves. Let us look before us,
and not behind. Success and glory
are in the advance. Disaster and
shame lurk in the rear Let US act on
this understanding.
JNO. POPE, Maj. General Com'dg
This pompouS order implying
that Fasteners preferred to nun
than fight i1ttIridted the Virginia
army Officers long had regarded
Pope as a blotD-hGrd egoist Dith
little talent for soldering except
courage and 0g0ressfvenesS. One
fellot0-oficer succinctly summed
up the prevailing vieto: 81 do not
care pinch Of oaOl dung for John
Pope" But still Pope ,Das-their
leader, lUhiIe their popular hero
Mcclellan sat ecIipsed on the Pen
inStild NTH his Army of the Poto-
mac being sucked GtOdy from him
back closer to Washington
NEYT SITNnI
Evening star., 1962-10-05

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The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
Veterans 10 Gel Dividend Checks

lion Cl insurance polieyholders
vii participate.
No breakdown BY wars is avail
-a.e for Michigan but Mr.. Fitz-
tst aid sad approximately S225
million wit be divided among
ros as million World War
Two veterans holding participat-
Ing National Service Life Insur-
snce NsLI policies Some 228.-
COO World War One veterans who
reid participating L s Govern
ment Life Insurance USGLD will
receive approximately $4,000. 900
In dividends.
Dividends will average $50 for
World War Two. veterans and
so for veterans OF World War
One
The dividends are primarily
d return 10 the policyholders of
rsrt Of the premiums they have
paid since the death rate of vet
Grams continues to be less than
estimated IN mortality tables up
On which the premium rates were
set BY law
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

GI insurance c.t.crae rafTtr's
totsllns SllOi6 80 All. 81 made
during 1852 10 ~ s4s M. nlga7
veterans. r n Fr7Gtrsi1 Nan
azer Ct the Veteran, Adminisirs-
tion Regional Office = Detroit.
said recently
The annual payments have all
ready beesn ar1 wi. continue
Throughout the year Mr F'z.
Gerald state WITH hecfnz being
issued on tre srrlNersart date
Of the po,iues This mas always
been the custom Win ire eNcep-
ton of 1851 when VA specded 40
payments in ar effort to s.d
the national economy az the re-
guest Of The President
Mr FnzGerslc explained that
the anniversary date Is the an.
niverSsry date escA individual
policy becomes effective By con.
sultinz his policy veteran
should know when 70 expect his
dividend
Nationwide. more than az mil.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
kAA(P Man Hits
New Methods Of
Miss. Injustice

HATTTESBuRG. Mss - The
NAACPs Dr. John 4 NorstE.
here 70 hep RAISE nories 70 a.
sg Clyde Ksrnsrc. noted TIE
; IN -ew is1n7-4.es q nss.
rsss.ns irissrsil0n seyocz;es
Kennsro. = successful chicken
farmer. ~ss sentenced 70 seven
years in isil for sllesedly rece-
Nin9 SIS worth ef stolen chicken
feee. He also had attempted 70
enroll AZ me University of miss-
issippi.
Referring to the Kennard case
u Horse.l SAID . loud selt-cor.
grs,olston mas been heard
throughout The South because
Negroes are no longer lynl ned
q ihe rate Of 100 per year
Lynchlng has been transfer
red from undisip.ined noDs 10
the Law enforcement machinery
q the southern states
Clyde kennsrd was sentenced
because fhe law in Mississippi is
means OF expressing Negroes
instead ~ protecting fhern," he
concluded.
The 800 persons attending the
rally contributed more than
s. 2n1
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
Job Unit Dsqppoints
NJ Carolina KAA(P

CHARLOTTE. y. c. - The i55
delegates attending the annual
meeting Of the North Carolina
State Conference Of NAACP
Branches here voted unanimously
70 register their disappoini.
ment and dissatisfaction" with
the Presidents Committee on En-
usl Employment Opportunity.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

y ~ -r- u - - ti4r c'~A4.----' ~ z :
'so- q r-tl.c y private t-slnsss.
.s -H 3s-zoly y z,Ac 70 So 9o-r
er@-zf.sr zEc more eti.c.er, c-t-
: asve recently submitted t.vs
pans ~, recognition % The ie1s-
.st-re ~4tn three base co1e,-
;.t@s u sl-plliy gcYer1-Ant.
:. s--r-1re II. or CITIZENS 20
tres xl rrcx lie specific ssel-
q for ,,e.- specific needs 2
raore e.t.t.e1t snc economical
zcterr- --t Z governmental Of
ssrszsfion rore responsible %
fre legislature the gcs erncr
srd n ,o1-.e Ultimately 70 ire
people
Each cf me Eve plans brings
'ese+her related functions. re-
cyces duplication ard clarifies
lines of authority, IS well as con-
sciics'es certain services for
sresssr economy. One Of 'he five
plsns submitted is new. t1e other
-four we're presented 70 fhe Lesis-
lssvre last year, bot were not
acted upon.
Ny first reoresnizs'ionsl pro-
possl Is ~ transfer the Michigan
.fct 3: CtA Defense 70 the
Michigan Sis,e Police % improve
csn oeienst t4nc;.cns arr -
further .riegrsie public safety
agencies SDme II TIE functions
currently performed b Civil De-
fense 10yli be nen st'i,liies for
S'sie Pciice but such key ser
,ices as attack warning. in;elil-
gene police and fire protection
sre siresoF under jurisdiction of
the State Police.
The four other plans for reor.
ssn1s,ionsl include transfer Of
some funcfions of the Public Ser.
vice Commission % the Corpora
ton and Securities Commission re-
gsrding regulation of airline Sc
cgrlues establishment q single
Department Of Industrial Rels-
iions 70 consolidate activities Of
Workmen's Compensation Depart
rneni Department of Labor and
Superintendent Of Private En-
ploymeni Bureaus. Also included
IN this department would be the
Workmen's Compensation Appeal
Board and the Labor Mediation
Board.
In addition. ! have recommend
ed creation Of a unified Depart
ment for Economic Progress BY
combining the Department oi
Economic Development and the
Tourist Council II the Legisla
tire approves this recommends
tion. it would offer opportunitie:
for more effective promotion ol
Michigan's economic attractions
improve the quality OF current
programs. and obtain greater re
suits form funds provided.
To improve rehsbiIifstive ser
vices and training TO meet M,
increasing need for skilled tech
nieisns, have recommended tina
supervision and control OF shs
Michigan Rehabilitation lnstifvi,
be transferred from the State
Board Of Education 10 the Stat,
Board Of Control for Voesfions
Education.
Since 1858. when executive re
organization authority was placed
by law in the office Of governor
with approval by the Legisla
ture). six significant propossI'
have been put into effect which
have resulted in more and better
service to the public.
II is to be hoped that the Legis
lature will approve these five ad
ditional proposals in this session
so the people Of Michigan vii
receive even more benefits from
their tax dollars.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
The GOVERNOR Writes
BY JoHN 9. SWANSON. coyern0r q Miehssn

Il s.As.-S ze'syrlr-srfs. r.
s,,,-s =. ~ pscps f.tsl
ts x--- stt.e-er, c,Es-,
IL ~ scr r.g-ys-4vs s-rs--
'-st ,,e sze-t.es ss- ~ re
F,., .-zs-.zsf-o- csr lesc =
@sl--- -e4-rtes -Cr:-s9- z-c
ssrac- .s~cs-i,e q -cssr-rs--
~ se-s .ess G1Cc c-zsr izz..t-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
W4R NO EVIL
God 0sk"A
., ellzAsETH ELLINGTON

ro-s hesr thee in the day Of trouble the name of
ne God of Jscob defend thee:
n mis- neyrisar ace there greater neso 'or me sppssr
s o. ire chrs sSiris made rsnifes rsn o. sny osne,
''.s ~ ~ . $50. by Christ Jesus and discovered
- s s,ks- sdsy needs 10 be understood and sspsessed
= rrssssI vss ma. everyone may ynaers'sna Every
,' "a - s;s;,s means cf defending himself against
VS., oT o. error in Of peace. IS veil ss in time
q wsr - .-:-:.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

Mrs. FdGv tells us II 81
ence md Health v7'h kev r.
the Scriptures psge 5S4
The Invisible Chris Nzs lr.l.
uerce2,ible n the so-1a.-ec
pes soma sensss whereas 5es-
Is ecnss-ea Is 2 bodily ex-
isfe-ce TIE & zl re-sors.i'f
q tie unseen ard iAe sten.
tae sDi-,I sr1 rs
.rs s-e-r C--s, s- TIE
corporesi Jesus ranl.ts' IN
The flesh continued un;l. ine
Masters Ascension wnsr i1e
human -aterl-. l1lcec' q
JeS dssrrsa-e Rrle i,e
sr,-lts ss C- --s, tc--
tinUes ic eris; N me eternal
oros 81 iasre >lence *
inr a - s- q ne
v.1r M nlsf -as ~.
v. d0-e c,er before me
human Jrss Ha ~ ssns'e
70 more. eyes
Protection
Through Divine l-'ee1t
Fer Us 70 keep safe
through or -eJslssr iorce
we should rsks ~ ola = i1s'
every r1sferis f-.n5 an5
Spirit are separate. YET :
rio-er knowleo se c. Splr'f
will Give the needed in'eilI-
cence and ~is5or When
using the neuelear force for
protection against oas-ruc'
'ior.
Those concerre1 nHe 'ne
responsibility & I-- H. q
tne p9ne. II spin, take
away the sins 9. '-t --a.!-
ed world O. matter ana e,-
eryone should De cons e-nec
The higher ideas OF Spirit
raises = people 10 above fne
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

corporesl senses, in;o spirit.
usI wisdom. knowledge and
understanding. II Is then
,he unseen Shirt. which
Guides into RIGHT thinking.
and right acting. will give
Us greater hope in fhe sbiIi-
~ 70 use wisdom TO fhe best
advantage.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
God Is Mans Sustaining
Life

The Christ Spirit appear
ing in human affairs enables
as 10 prove that God is act
ra'ly mans sustaining life
Ne are t7~0h' in Christian
science Unity of Good.
4 Colloouyl The Lord is
Cod Wl.n Eim is no con-
cience Of evil. because there
rothing beside Him or
outside Him. Individual con-
iousress. that is man. IS In
ssparsble from good There
no sensible matter. no
sense in matter: but there is
Z <pi-itual sense. a sense OF
~rii. and this is the only
oaseIousness belonging 10
Is . individuality. or . di-
ure sense OF being.
Nan being the spiritual
reflection Of God is protect.
ed. And God gives man wis
dom that he may use what
he has in times Of distress,
10 The greatest advantage to
destroy evil. and prove the
value OF spiritual sense over
matter and msferisIify.
The Lord is good. a strong
hold in the day Of trouble:
ard He knoweth them that
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
VIC VET
SAYS

x-I ~ seteysr T-c ms
fr rtt.-ec t,o,r sr1-ss st7 81
,~ssst u cissn..i;s nsfs 81
srsore vr ;te Tt.s D.ss
i,3~ F.ss. 40. s.cer
Ns> srrs ~ re IDIP pss
~e.,t
E-y.y may sppiy. In order
% 1vslisy for me TDlp payments.
yss ryst prssens medical esi-
sence 'hs. yog are disabled 70
me extent that ycU csnnc' carry
CT suss'sn'isiIy ssirsvl employ
r,en'.
Q-i tste rari.cp ps41s 81
.rs .rsrrt Tr. Nnt1 ~. ! Ell
Ss n eet ~ ~ c ce1c
-strrsrt
E-The w il paying 'he 1852
in.ursrce dividend on she ami
strssry cate o. escn pcitcf -
fhsi IS. or me date me policy be
came effective
Q-Does marriage bar sn other.
~.ss eligible tnid II deceased
veteran from the War Orphans
EdLcs,ion program
4 Ne. The child is still con-
sidsre5 en- orphan" for ali pvr'
poses cf me program Until age 23
md. in certain cases. after that
age.
c-ls i y'ill possible Tor 4
Word War II veteran 70 enter
m course cf education or 70
'a'ifnsl training through the
VA,
A--ko. the so-csiled Ci Bill
Rights which provided that ed
vesfion or training for World
War u veterans has expired snc
she program is completed.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

The Lord is good. a strong
held in the day Of trouble:
ard He knoweth them that
,.us, in him Nahum III.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

The higher ideas OF Spirit
raises people vp above me
Evening star., 1962-04-22
Building For the Birds

HEN Clarence Downes was in business he built houses for
people Now that he's retired he still builds
With much patience and he avhed bungalows
Sptlev Mr. D0wneS constructs the bdOuSeS
alike Some look rather conventional while others
patterned after Swiss chalet lanterns apartment
buildings
Before he starts house Mr. Downes considers the particular
pathological requirements the breed intends
Of the houses for example, have raised bottoms that the
mother needn't gather twg build her Some
his feeders the wind like weathecoc
between the bird and the force of the elements and thus protecting
feeding birds from wind and Builder Downes
they do good job keeping the
comes all feathered friends.
Mr. Downe has thus built than miniature dwellings
and of them dot his lawn suburban Baltimore
have been sold for charity prices from S.
$500 The simplest brdhouse cosedo owerpot ideal
lowcost structure requiring little work and perfect
who enter through drainage hole in the His elaborate
structures offer multiple apartments.
In the bird world the human Mr. Downes
nonconfoms One little insists building her
rather inside brdhouses Another
back spring. sits Mrs Downes window ledge and chaes
until the builder particular house storage and
out in the familiar spot
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Charles H IamiSon
CHARLES H. JAMESON
Of1HHIEo OUUNTY, NJ
PORT TOBACCO

POOLESVILLE, MD.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. g-3262
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FARMS

'ATUXENT RIVER - EARLY CO.
LONIAL. Patuxent River farm and
early house Of graceful arehitec-
ture typical Of 18th Century plan
ta1ons m Southern Maryland. The
main house Is constructed Of brick
ends and white clapboard front
and rear with 5 massive brick
ehimneys. II faces east with .
story columned entrance porch.
a 72-ft- veranda extends across
the rear affording an extended
view over the farm fields and
pastures 70 the river shore and
beautifully maintained and the
original vide floors. wood panel
ing and other appointments are in
perfect condition. The 46-ft. living
room has q 5-ft. fireplace. There
are fireplaces also in the GAIT.
dining room the psneled study
and the powder room. The 40-ft.
kitchen is completely equipped
with 6-burner cooking stove. 8
refrigerators, dtshvasheT. deep
freeze, washer and dryer and
with sink and refrigerator, work
room with built-in bar and sink,
utility pantry and latticed area
way with tool room and. lockers
complete main floor. A Colonial
staircase leads from paneled en-
trance hall to the 2nd floor and
bedrooms and 4 baths. A rear
staircase, gives access to 2nd floor
servants quarters and bath. The
basement has toilet, 3-eompart-
ment wash tub. 2 complete hot
water heating plants which take
care Of radiation Of entire house
and S0-gallon hot-water tank.
Other improvements are q studio
type guest house, q 4-bedrm. and
bath farmers house. lge. tobacco
barns, cattle barn, corn house and
machinery storage building. The
farm comprises 116 fertile acres
and Is now in tobacco-beef cat
tie production. but would easily
convert to cattle. horses, sheep or
other livestock. The river shore
has wide sand beach and an inlet
for small boat anchorage. The
location Is in Calvert County on
the Eastern Shore of the Patuxent
River. 55 miles from the District
in an environment OF several
other Colonial plantations. Photos
and additional particulars on
request.
J. B. WATERS & ASSOCIATES
Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phones 214 and ASS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
LEISNER & HANSON

Across From the Post Office
DEALE. MD. UN. 7-2291
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

River bottom cattle farm. com
plete sets Of bldgs. on both sides
Of hard I'd. both sides Of river.
All fenced. 500 per acre, good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
LAND AND FARMS

AT GAITHERsBURG 20 acres,
Ro9O, water and sewer available.
400 ACRES-Just about 10 min
9tes from Gaithersburg. Only
$3.50 per acre.
70 t,oh AcREs sooB high eleva-
3 AcRES-Farmette. s24,5OO.
1SO ACRES@SeDairy farm, long road
o frontage; S65,O00.
SUI ACRES on main road. Going
dairy: Little over 5000 per acre.
CHANCE to make some real money
on this 112-acre farm at S2l 800
on easy terms.
MANY OTHERS. Tell us your
RoMER & CO. WI. $1,000
LEEsBURG AREA-27 acres. Old
iO-rm: house, large barn. Sl7, 500,
"a, 6A6GdREs-s-rm. mod. house.
DULLES AREA SUBDIVISION, 8
acres; 7-rm: brk, house (unfin-
ished) S23;5OO. Or house and l
H: E. BRUCE 7Os-s22-5117
LEEsBURG AREA, 62 acres. small
FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. 3-2407.
MONT TCN,r:,, GO. % aoSo On Rte: lQ9 near
farm. 267 acres on Rte. i07
Your offer invited. l or both
tracts. Ewes. Sat. and Sun. ].
HELLER, so. S-4422, INVESTOR
SERVICE. INC, Elk. 3-4734.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY 3S2
acres Of beautiful rolling land
with miles of road frontage, SEN
eca Greek frontage and nice wood
land. Has lovely old Colonial stone
and frame mansion with CENTER
hall plan. Liv.. rm. across 1 end
Of bldg. lge. din. rm., guest rm.
with shower bath, huge kit. with
lots. Of cabinets and built-ln din.
table, separate den in old stone
country summer kit. has tre-
mendous firepl.. beamed ceiling.
paneling and lots of built-ins. End
floor has master suite with bed
rm.,. dressing rm., private bath,
4 other bedrms. and 2 baths across
hall with backstairs for adapta-
bility of 2 rms. and bath to maids
quarters, has bsmt., oil hot-water
heat, lge. barn and tenants house.
Price is unbelievable for this area.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
O0Z NJ Eradargnk Ava Cater, NEl
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DRUM PUINI-LOt 1UXl4O It..
5000. HA. 2-2336.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY
lCONTlNUEDl

VA. COUNTRY PLACE-l2 acres,
3-bedrm home commanding ma
1eStie view. great privacy, Estate
area. not far from town. SCI, 500.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Culpeper, Va.
l0-ACRE TRACT, near Ia Plata,
Md.-Suitable for retirement home
on small farm, 370-ft. frontage
on gravel road near hwy. 301
Shown by appointment. Leonard
Snider, 3O1 WE. 1891, La
Plata. Nd.