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Evening star., 1962-06-08

Leyte drive, Southlawn.
Prince Georges School
Supt. William s. Schmidt
will speak. Student speak
ers will be Senior Glass
President William Scott,
Leonard Pasquini, Pamela
Pyles, Elaine Hall and Su-
san Klinger.
SUITLAND HIGH SCHOOL
500 seniors to graduate
at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
Cole Field House, Univer-
sity Of Maryland. Student
speakers will be Elaine
Thomas, Elaine Weistock,
Sharon Smith and Edward
James.
SURRATTSVHLE HIGH
SCHOOL-187 seniors to
graduate at 7::30 pm. Mon
day on the school grounds,
Piscataway road, Clinton,
if the weather is good; in
side if 1t rains. Prince
Georges School Supt. Will
liam S. Schmidt will speak.
Evening star., 1962-06-08
VIRGINIA
Arlington County
HOFFMAN-BOSTON HIGH

HOFFMAN-BOSTON HIGH
SCHOOL-51 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. June is
in the school gymnasium,
1415 South Queen street.
DR.. Deborah Wolfe, edu-
cation chief of the House
Committee on Education
and Labor, will speak. Will
bert Talley is Valedictorian
and Rose Owens is Saluta-
torian. Senior class presi-
dent is Robert Smith.
w A X e IELD HIGH
SCHOOL - 599 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. June is
in the boys gymnasium,
4901 South Chesterfield
road. Andrea Pandolfo, one
Of six honor graduates, will
make the class address.
Senior Class President
Chris Parel will preside.
WASHINGTON LEE HIGH
SCHOOL - 598 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. June is
in the school gymnasium,
1900 North Quincy street.
Mrs. Robert Cox, a member
Of the Arlington School
Board, will speak. Sandra
Stewart, one of IL honor
graduates, will make the
class address. Senior Glass
President Michael ONO
hundro will preside.
Y o r X T o w N HIG H
SCHOOL-357 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. June is
in the school gymnasium,
5201 North Twenty-eighth
street. Arlington School
Supt. Ray E. Reid will pre-
sent the diplomas. Walter
Bass, one of eight honor
graduates, will make the
class address. Senior Glass
President Tony Raineri will
preside.
Evening star., 1962-06-08
GRovETON HIGH SCHOOL

GROVETON HIGH SCHOOL
-243 seniors to graduate
at 8 pm. Monday (Tues-
day If it rainS) in the
school stadium, Popkins
lane, Groveton. Speaker
will be Jack Hitler, social
studies teacher at the
school. Valedictorian is An
drew Klienfeld, and salu-
tatorian is Mary Ellen Cole
man.
HERNDON HIGH SCHOOL
-79 seniors to graduate
at 8:15 pm. Wednesday in
the school auditorium, 224
Locust street, Herndon.
Representative Judd, Re-
publican of Minnesota, will
speak.
]. E. B. STUART HIGH
SCHOOL-354 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. Wednes-
day at LiSner Auditorium,
Twenty-first and H streets
NV. Student speakers will
be Linda Darlene Green
and Margaret Pearson, the
co-vale dictorians; and
Charles Graham, the stu
dent council president.
LEE HIGH SCHOOL - 800
seniors to graduate at 7:30
pm. Monday in the school
stadium, 6003 Franconia
road, Springfield. The Rev.
j. P. Allen, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, Alex
andria, will speak. %
LUTHER JACKSON HIGH
SCHOOL - IA seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. Wednes-
day in the high school au-
ditorium, Gallows road,
Merrifield. Mervyn Will
liams, a supervisor auditor
with the Department of
the Army at the Pentagon,
will speak. Valedictorian is
Luella Hines, and saluta-
torian is Reba Lee.
MADISON HIGH SCHOOL
290 seniors to graduate at
8 pm. Thursday at Con-
Stitution Hall, Eighteenth
and D streets NV. School
Supt. Earl C. Funderburk
will speak.
MCLEAN HIGH SCHOOL
378 seniors to graduate at
8pm. Sunday at Constitu-
ton Hall, Eighteenth and
D streets NV. A. Buel
Trowbridge, a professor at
American University, will
spe k. Valedictorian is
Richard RiStow, and salu-
tatorian is Alan Creutz.
MOUNT VERNON HIGH
SCHOOL-283 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. Tues
day at Constitution Hall,
Eighteenth and D streets
NV. William Meyers, an
assistant director of the
Peace Corps, will speak.
Evening star., 1962-06-08
GRADUATION-2
1880 Hands Reach Out
For High School Diplomas

Valedictorians are Bertha
Irene Carcamo and Judith
Ann Geety.
CAPITOL PAGE SCHOOL
% seniors, who serve, as
pages in the United States
Capitol, to graduate at 8
pm. Monday in the House
Ways and Means Commit
tee room in the New House
Office Building, New Jersey
and Independence avenues
Sc. Representative Collier,
Republican of Illinois, will
speak. Valedictorian is j.
Steven Hoglund and salut-
atorian is Richard L. Kay
lor. r. Davis Howser, senior
class president will preside.
CARDOZO HIGH SCHOOL
-215 seniors to graduate
at z pm. Tuesday in the
school auditorium, Thir-
teenth and Clifton streets
NV. DR.. Deborah Wolf,
education chief of the
House Committee on Ed
ucation and Labor, will
speak. Student speakers
are Joseph williams, Bar
bara Edwards and Sarah
Triplett.
CHAMBERLAIN VOCA-
TIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
80 seniors to graduate
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
school auditorium on Po-
tomac avenue between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets Sc. Irving B.
Yochelson, a member Of
the District Board of Ed
ucation, will speak. Vale
dictorian Leslie Vinson
and Senior Glass President
Elaine Gordon also will
speak.
COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
$40 seniors to graduate
at 4 pm. Wednesday in
the school stadium at
Fifth and Tuckerman
streets NV. if the weather
is good; in the auditorium
If it rains. District School
Supt. Carl F. Hansen will
present the diplomas. Stu
dent speakers will be
Carolyn Bishoff, Nan
Lawler, Ellen Spathelf and
Diane Wolfe, with Senior
Class President Nicholas
Brienza presiding.
DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL
1872 seniors to graduate at
6 pm. Wednesday in the
school auditorium, First
and N streets NV. Stu
dent speakers win be Vale
dictorians Eva Francesca
Rice and Joan M. Craw-
ford. and Salutatorians
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Falls Church

GEORGE MASON HIGH
SCHOOL-130 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. Thurs
day in the school audito-
rum, Leesburg pike and
Haycock road. Student
speakers will be Ann Mar
garet OVERLY and Loyren
Kenneth Swiger, jr.
Evening star., 1962-06-08
Montgomery County

BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
HIGH SCHOOL-630 SEN
iors to graduate at 9 am.
June is in the school sta
dium on East-West high
way, Bethesda, If the
weather is good; in the
boys gymnasium If it
rains. Senator Mccarthy,
Democrat of Minnesota,
will speak.
DAMASCUS HIGH SCHOOL
-72 seniors to graduate at
8:l5 pm. June is in the
school gymnasium in Da-
mascus. David L. Bing-
ham, director of alumni
relations at the University
of Maryland, will speak.
Student speaker will be
Kenneth Petrie.
GAITHERSBURG HIGH
SCHOOL-189 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. June
is in the school gymnasi-
um in Gaithersburg. Mrs.
Lucy Kicker, a member of
the Montgomery County
Board of Education, will
speak.
MON GOMERY BLAIR
HIGH SCHOOL-75O SEN
iors to graduate at $50
pm. June is in the school
stadium, Wayne avenue
and Dale drive, Silver
Spring, if the weather is
good; in the boys gym
nasium if it rains. Student
speakers will be Judy Mar
golis and Jeff Burt.
MOI THW OOD HIGH
SCHOOL-250 seniors to
graduate at 6:30 pm.
June IS in the school sta
dunn on West University
boulevard, Silver Spring,
if the weather is good; in
the gymnasium if it rains.
William r. Thomas III,
Montgomery County Board
OF Education, will speak.
POOLE ESVILLE HIGH
SCHOOL-37 seniors to
graduate at 8:15 pm.
Wednesday in the schools
all-purpose room in Pooles-
vile. DR.. William Early, a
member of the Montgomery
County Board of Educa-
tion, will speak.
RICHARD MONTGOMERY
HIGH SCHOOL-30O SEN
iors to graduate at 10 am.
June is in the school sta
dium in Rockville if the
weather is good; in the
gymnasium if it rains.
Student speakers will be
Leigh Wheeler, president of
the student council, and
Christiana Evan, presi-
dent of the school chapter
of the National Honor So
ciety.
SHERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
-197 seniors to graduate
at 7:30 pm. Thursday in
the boys gymnasium in
Sandy Spring. Student
speakers will be Bonnie
HaneS and David Smith.
WALTER JOHNSON HIGH
SCHOOL-652 seniors to
graduate at Z pm. Wednes-
day in the school stadium,
1O311 Old Georgetown road,
Rockville, if the weather is
good; in the gymnasium if
1t rains. Representative
Matthias, Republican of
Maryland, will speak.
WHEATON HIGH SCHOOL
-565 seniors to graduate
at $50 pm. Thursday at
the schools athletic field,
Lakewood drive and Ran
dolph road, Wheaton, if the
weather is good; in the
gymnasium if it rains. Rep
reSentative Matthias, Re-
publican of Maryland, will
sneak.
Evening star., 1962-06-08
MARYLAND
Prince Georges

d IL A ID Z N ) b u X G HIGH
SCHOOL - 400 seniors to
graduate at 2 pm. Monday
at the Cole Field House,
University of Maryland.
Valedictorians are Carolyn
Lusby and Carol Fredlund,
and Salutatorian is Alex
ander Sawcheck.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
144 seniors to graduate at 8
pm. Tuesday on the school
grounds, Central avenue
and Cabin Branch road,
Seat Pleasant, if the wealth.
er is good; in the multi
purpose room if it rains.
Prince Georges County Cir
cult Court Judge Ernest
LoveleSS will speak.
DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL
ST seniors to graduate
at 8 pm. Wednesday in the
school gym SUM on
Groom road, Upper Marl-
boro. DR.. Joseph Wiseman,
professor of education at
State Teachers College in
Bowie, will speak. Student
speakers will be Katie Ad-
olson, senior class preSi-
dent; and Adele Proctor,
top honor student and stu
dent council president.
DU VAL HIGH SCHOOL
270 seniors to graduate at
8 pm. Wednesday in the
school gymnasium, Glenn
Dale and Telegraph roads,
near Lanham. Prince
Georges School Supt. Will
liam S. Schmidt will speak.
Valedictorian is Sally Dietz,
and Salutatorian is Leslie
Thompson.
MONT HEIGHTS
HIGH SCHOOL-20O SEN
iors to graduate at 8:15
pm. Monday in the school
gymnasium in Fairmont
Park. William Mason
Cooper, director Of place
ment at Virginia State Col
lege, Norfolk, Va, will
speak. Student speaker
will be Willie Edward Hair.
FREDERICK SASSCER
HIGH SCHOOL-64 SEN
iors to graduate at 8 pm.
Tuesday in the school audi
torium in Marlboro.
GWYNN PARK HIGH
SCHOOL-79 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. Wednes-
day in the school gymna-
sium in Brandywine. Vale
dictorian Polly Hancock
and Salutatorian Jack
Worthington will speak.
HIGH POINT HIGH
SCHOOL - 432 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. Mon
day at the Cole Field
House, University of Mary
land. Three honor students,
Susan Spalter, Nicholas
Frankie and Catherine
Wolf will speak.
LAUR Ell HIGH SCHOOL
80 seniors to graduate at
8 pm. Monday in the
school gymnasium in Lau-
rel. DR.. Wilson H. Elkins,
president of the University
of Maryland, will speak.
Joseph r. Creitz, president
of the senior class, will be
a student speaker.
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL-630 seniors to
graduate at 8 pm. Tues
day at the Cole Field House,
University of Maryland. w.
Carroll Beatty, president
of the Prince Georges
Board Of Education, will
speak. Student speakers
will be Elizabeth Wolbach,
Douglas Cheek and Susan
Jones.
OXON HILL HIGH SCHOOL
-253 seniors to graduate
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
school gymnasium, 6221
Evening star., 1962-05-25
LISTINGS WANTED

ATTENTION. HoMEoWNERS! We
are nearly sold out and are rented
out; We urgently need sale or
rental istings in Montgomery
clients arriving in this area Au-
gust 1. Settlement or occupancy
highly desirable. Call Comdr.
Langdon or Comdr Bemis.
BemiS, Braid & Gangdon
Q49-Oa0O ANY TIME
Evening star., 1962-05-25
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SHANNONDALE-Large dble. lot
with charter membership in coun-
try club. Excellent location. ST.
500. Call week days, JU. 5-8775.
SHENENDOAH RETREAT = Com
pletely furn. cottage and lot. 55
min. from D. c. For particulars
call 624-9S46,
Evening star., 1962-05-25
GOSHEN ESTATES

1s to AZ acre estate sites priced
from $500. Choose your own
builder for this beautiful tract
Of spacious living. Wooded. clear
able. Convenient to Gaithersburg,
IBM, Bureau Of Standards and
Evening star., 1962-05-25
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

COBB ISLAND-20O-ft. frontage
where the Potomac is z mi. wide
ct Woodland Point. Furnished
cottage. boat house and dock
electricity, open price. Call MIKE
MdN HifbSsi $ T FS' 2 s..7sSSy' 3. days co. 6-6sOO;
DAREs BEACH. / hr. D. c.-Bay-
beaeS broe ,0veIT rms; Ssrd al and c9n1v; 11s; sand
900. WO. 6-6S97.
DRUM POINT BEACH-7OxI45-ft.
level lot with shade trees. Close
to swimming area and boat dock.
Approx. ] hr. to d. c. Discount
for cash. WE. 5-47S9.
DRUM POINT = Nice, level lot,
79GSl4Ss; Price. Price $1,000. Call ewes"
CLIFFS, maryland
Lovely, furnished waterfront cot
tage overlooking spacious Chesa-
peake Bay. A bargain you can't
afford to miss. Sl4,500. CENTER
REALTY Cos Rte. No. 2, Edge
water, Nd. Colonial S-3134.
FURNISHED, WATERFRONT Cot
tage-Westmoreland County. Va.
ia. S-S606. AFTER 6 PM.
DLEWILD. near Shady Side. Q blks.
from bay--Neat year-round cot
tage, 2 bedrms. on " acre. Com
munity beach and pier. Priced to
sell, N. LEO sToRCH. cE. g.
HZHA.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA, VA. - Industrially
zoned. Will subordinate. Duke and
Pickett SITS. WAPLE. AD. 4-2005.
IN d. c. ZONED C-M-I, approx.
$4,000 so. IT. land and 10000 50.
IT. of buildings, railroad siding
avail, Call MR.. LOHR, HE. $4,000,
Evening star., 1962-05-25
OPEN 2 TO 2
AnnAndAle Office CT. 6-9l0C
~ ACRES
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1906
s2.57S LOVELY FEET

OF beautifully handicapped grounds
provide the BACKGROUND for this
Immaculate custom built split-level
in choice Falls Church area. 4
twin-size bedrooms. pa baths. full
size dining room, completely
equipped kitchen and spacious liv-
ing room with fireplace and bowed
window. Additional features in
clude gear built-in garage, big
rec. rm.. delightful patio and am
pie storage and utility space. Call
US for an appointment to inspect
this unusually lovely home. Priced
At S34,500.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
WAREHOUSES FoR RENT

WHEATON-43x70, excel. storage
space, service or retail type busi-
ness. $325 month.
KENSINGTON, facing Conn. ave-
24x70 with high ceiling and large
overhead door. $175 month.
S-S344; ewes, OIL. 2-6602, c. NJ.
MARSTELLER, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
AA USED
MOBILE MARKET

MOBILE MARKET
ALL MAKES. 10 wides and 8 wides
TERMS TO SUIT YOUl 8 mi. s
Alex, Va, o. s. 1. RO. S-1400
so ABC mobile home, 8 It. < AZ IT.
2 bedrms., awnings, other access
OR. 4-5643.
1860 Buddy 10x46, 2 bedrms., from
kit. Best offer, and take ovel
payments. so. 5-3S1S.
1859 MAGNOLIA MOBILE HOME
50. It. 10 it,. 8 b.r, IN baths
wise unfurn. Full pr. $4,000. 10
10000. Ext. 42S9. Can be seen al
26 Chandler st., Boiling AFB.
1860 GREAT LAKES 2-bedrm., re.
furnished with WV. carpet. As
sumo payments. WI. S-2930.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(coNTlNUEp)

APPROX. 500 acres in Howard Co,
zoned y acre, established develop
ment. Topo completed, old Rte. %
NoW l0s). 1 mile from new %
and AlvieW Golf Course, 81 900
per acre. Brokers protected. Dial
30l-HO. 5-3535.
BLDG. SITES, $500 UP
In d. C. and nearby Maryland, on
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY Co. INC. RA. o-22O0
BRIGGS CLANCY RD. AREA =
Prime h-acre lots with city wa
ter. In established community Of
new homes. TermS. Price, S4.Q5O.
Ewes. ~. 4-633O. WILLIAMS A.
CO. 10. 7-6744.
BUILDERS-DEvELOPERs
90 Roo lots. s. and ". to prop-
erty. wheaton AREA. S2.75O each
ESQ ROO lots. 8. and ". to prop-
erty. streets to grade, vic. Of
MOL. IS, 300 each.
AZ acres subject R-9O, Twinbrook
area, $4,000 per acre.
- acres between Rockville and
Gaithersburg. Redland area, So
300 per acre.
n acres. vic. Of Andrews Air Base.
P. O. Co. $500 per acre.
ROBINSON LAND BROKERS
Jack FelStein, JU, 7-3555
Ewes 26H-9RO0
Evening star., 1962-05-25

PoRScHE SO. this car is In the
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Evening star., 1962-05-25

81 7,S50-5-room cottage, tile bath,
screened ssn porch porch; 2 lots furnished
Grove ave, cedarhurst on the Bay
near Shady Side. Nd. WALTER
M. BAUMAN. DU. 7-4111.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
Graves
P.O. Box 389
Luray, Virginia
Telephone RI. 3-5157
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR SALE BY OWNER-Nice g.
bedrm. house in Tampa. Good
neighborhood. Phone SS2-120S.
KING IN GEORGE COUNT, EAST OF
Matthias Point exclusive waterfront
estate near Naval Weapons Lab,
146 acres. Modern 3-bedroom
rambler with all conVeniences and
beautiful landscaping. Acreage
could be reduced. A "jcwer' for
under S50, 900. CAN or write for
kins, PATES INSURANCE AND
REALTY. Realtors. 3OI William
street. Fredericksburg, Va. Essex
S-6221 or home, Spruce b-205O.
Evening star., 1962-05-25

PORSCHE SO convertible, al Whit.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01
Taste of Winter

Garrett county residents were
given a real taste Of winter last
Thursday and Friday with snow
fall of two or three inches and
temperatures around IS to 20 de-
grcCS
There was considerable drifting
on Thursday and roads were icy in
the carly morning hours Friday
continued cold with additional
snow falling most of the day The
temperature got up to % degrees
Saturday was clear but remained
cold in carly morning. modcrating
some later in the day Sunday was
moderate with a good bit Of cloud
cover but some sun got through
Monday was cool with clearing
weather Tuesday began With rain
and fog with temperature read
ing of 40 degrees at noon Rain
continued at night and there were
reports of real winter setting in
Wednesday was cooler but partial
~ clear and Wednesday night was
cold and clear Thursday morning
was partially clear with the temper
aturc around the freezing mark
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

On "A October 81, drill No ID.
the Unit spent the first period on
drill exercises consisting of a class
on TANK Platoon Attack. Instruc-
tors were sgt Weeks. Sgt. Landon.
SGT. Mctheny Sgt Myer and Sp-5
Sewers instructors on "Lubrication
of Military Vehicles. Then the
evening was concluded with tax
ing Of photographs of all Unit
personnel for the 18th year an
nivcrsary book.
Last meeting of this month 81
October 81, we took count of all
persons going to attend our dinner
and dance celebration for our 18th
anniversary on II November 81.
Following this class exercises we're
again this week on Tank Platoon
Attack and Tank Platoon De-
Tense with Sgt. Miller, Landon,
Bolyard. Biser as classroom in
structors. Sgt. Sewers. Stockslager
giving class on Brake System"
motor pool
Receipts and Preparation for
Cooking" Care and Cleaning of
Equipment, with Sgt. Shaffer. Sp-
; Pau9h. inStructing.
In 1855 all persons coming into
the Guard except prior regular
army or prior Guard with rank
Spa or above must take six months
active duty in the regular u. S.
Army.
Phillip \. Arnold and Robert O.
Shrcvc now taking six months
training at FIT. Knox. Ky, Will re-
turn soon. Robert r. Bittingcr and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01
Western Maryland
Ski Club to Meet

Members of the Western Mary
land Ski Club will meet on Sunday,
Nov 4 at , p. m. at Marsh Noun
tain Ski Lodge Taft Ourslcr prcsi-
dent, urged previous members to
attend and extended an invitation
to other interested people.
Plans and events for the coming
skiing season are to be discussed.
Club membership dues and USE
ASA dues will be accepted. War
rem Gilbertson, director of the
Gilbertson SKI School at Marsh
Mountain will outline his aid in
the Junior program and present his
plans for the ski school
To Hold Refresher Course
The Blue Ridge Ski Council in
conjunction with the Marsh Min.
Ski Patrol. is again sponsoring a
ski patrol refrcsher course on Sat
urday. Nov. 3 from A. NJ to 6
p. NJ. at Southern High School
cafeteria. On Sunday Nov a
training session on hill problems
will be concluded at Marsh Min.
Ski area.
George Kcrins, member of the
Marsh Mountain Ski Patrol and
certified American Red Cross First
Aid Instructor, will conduct the
rcfresher course. MIR. Kerins stated
that all members of National Ski
Patrol System must have the Red
Cross Advanced FIRST Aid Course
and attend 4 patrol rcfrcsher
course each year. Any ski fan or
others interested are encouraged
to attend A first aid course can be
taken at some other time before
the ski season gets well under way
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

Frank Mcdaniel will have the
first session on cub scouting and
Lewis r. Jones viii have the initial
session for scout leaders.
This is an advanced training
program and there will be other
sessions on November 9th 10Th and
3Gth Meetings are for two hours.
Joe Early. district executive. and
Robert Bodcheaver principal at
Northern High school will be in
Struclors in some of the sessions.
Forman announced that Mrs IT.
vim Field, Mrs James Fcaster and
Mrs. Henry Trickctt were conduct
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

in an automobile accident Sunday,
October 81, on Maryland route 1875.
near Bloomington, remained in
critical" condition at Memorial
hospital in Cumberland
His wife, Mary Ellen Taskcr, %.
injured in the accident. was re-
ported in satisfactory condition at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01
Taskcr's Condition
Remains ''Critical'

Marshall Taskcr, "a, Of star
route, kifzmillcr, who was injured
ing a special den mothers training
session this week in preparation
for the cub scout advanced train
ing
Deep Creek district now has
scouting units in Fricndsvile Oak
land, Mt Lake Park, Loeb Lynn
and Deer Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

Potomac Valley hospital in Key
ser Mary June Taskcr "a, VndeX,
who was admitted to the same hos
pital, was discharged few days
ago.
Killed in the accident was Clar-
cncc f Paugh, 27 of Akron, o.,
driver of the car
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01
Scout Training Sessions
Have Been Scheduled

Training sessions for cub scout
leaders and boy scout leaders will
get under way Friday evening. No
vcmber ,, at 100 in Southern High
school it was announced by John
Forman, district training chairman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

Police in Ecuador, South Ameri-
ca seized three tons of Communist
propaganda books and pamphlets
al Quito.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

William c. Friend leaving A Novem-
Der 62 for months active duty at
FIT. Knox. Ky.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Opel, of
Accident, announce the engage
mcnt Of their daughter, Viola Ruth.
to c. Edward Nommcr son of
eleanor Yommcr of Grantsvillc.
Miss Opel is employed by the
Mcyersdalc Manufacturing Com
pany, of Mcyer>ddlc Pa Mr. Yom-
mer is employed as a truck driver.
A December wedding is being
planned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-11-01

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Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20
JACKIE PICKETED
BY HARLEM GROUP

NEW YORK, NY. - Jackie
Robinson, the famous Negro ath-
lete and baseball idol who was
the first of his race to play in
the major league was the target
of a group Of Negroes demon
strating in Harlem Friday.
The pickets called the Harlem
Consumers Committee paraded
outside a Harlem restaurant.
Chock ONuts, an eastern chain
of which Robinson is vice pres
ident.
A committee spokesman
informed reporters Robinson had
written newspaper article in
the New York Amsterdam News
accusing the committee of being
anti-Semitic in it's protests
against white merchants in
Harlem.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20
PHOENIX
NIGHT LIFE

Phoenix fun life is getting a
shot in the arm. A familiar night
spot is reopened.
Mrs. Dollie Hardwick, a
Chandler busine and MIR.
Robert Tate welcomed guests
to Dollie's Ebony Door. o43 w.
Watkins Road last weekend. Chef
Tate has had this spot for IL
years. it was formerly called.
Bob's Rose Room.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20
IN THE MAILBAG

Dear Ed:
Congratulations on becoming
candidate for the Republican
nomination to the Arizona House
of Repre- It lis encour-
aging to have people like you in
terested in taking an active and
personal part in improving our
government.
Yours sincerely,
John ]. Rhodes
Congress of the US.
lst District, Arizona
Dear Editor:
Thanks for allowing us the
space for our Pacific States As
sociation highlights.
Your paper has enabled us to
communicate with our home
bound members and also has
enlightened our community on
some of our activities.
Sincerely.
Mrs David A.McClammy
Secy. Grand Canyon Temple
#437 l.B.P.O.E. of w.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20
JAM SESSIONS
PLANNED AGAIN

Members of the Sahuaro Club.
who sponsored some memorable
jazz sessions; at the Masonic
Hall earlier this year, are plan
ming some more jazz concerts
this summer. Watch this news
paper for further information.