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DEATHS
In @entnrtant
Announcements A Of

BERRY, CORDELIA X. In loving
memory of our dear mother. cor;
this life eleven years Ago today,
May IL. 1851.
Somewhere here. above this troubled
Safe beyond an grief and care,
Our mother rests in heavenly peace,
God grant some dag we meet her
pEVoTED CHILDREN.
BURRELL, GEORGIA. I. WASHING-
TON. Sacred 70 the memory Of our
beloved GEORGIA 4 WASHINGTON
BURREL1. who slipped away %
suddenly three years ago today,
May Ii, 1859.
Dear one, our tears are stiIl un-
we miss your CHEEKY smile:
We know you now m Heaven abide
And We must wait awhile.
: But some day. dear, we hope u
And join you in your heavenl,
HER LOVING FAMILY.
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Student Seminur
To Hear Yurboroueh

Senator Marlborough, DEM
ocrat Of Texas, will address q
meeting Of the seminar for
history students from Prince
Georges County High schools at
$50 pm. Monday in the
cafeteria Of Bladensburg High
School. His topic win be "His-
tory for the Layman."
This is the final session Of
the student seminar, sponsored
by the Board Of Education and
the Service Center for Teachers
of History. which has met each
month during the school year.
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japanese Due in U. S.
For Missile Troininq

TOKYO, May IL (AP)-One
hundred Japanese soldiers left
yesterday by chartered Jet for
the United States to receive
training in the use Of land-to
air Nike-Ajax missiles at the
United States Army air defense
school at Fort Bliss. Tex.
The American-trained per-
sonnel is expected to man
Japan's first four Nike Ajax
missile sites ringing Tokyo. The
sites are to be equipped with q
total of 81 launchers and u
missiles.
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Royal Agne,
Educator

Royal Clyde Agne, a former
college president, and a national
director Of fund-raising for the
American Red Cross, died on 4
business trip in Charlotte, N. c.,
Tuesday, the day before what
would have been his 77th BIRTH
day.
A Washington resident for
many years before his. death,
Mr.. Agne was born in Suffield.
Ohio, received his bachelors
degree from Heidelberg Univer-
sity in Tiffin. Ohio, and later
degrees from Mccormick Theo-
logical Seminary in Chicago.
Union Theological Seminary.
and Columbia University.
He become a teacher in
American University in Beirut
In 1912 and established the Bow
Scout movement in Syria and
Palestine, returning to the
United States to organize the
Syrian American Community
Center in Brooklyn, N. T., in
1915. "
Red Cross Aide in War
During World War I, he served
as director Of rural areas, war
service and disaster relief. for
the American Red Gross.
In 1925, Mr.. Agne became
president Of Huron College.
Huron, s. D., and in 1928 his
alma mater, Heidelberg uni
versity, conferred on him AZ,
honorary Doctor Of Divinity
degree.
He became a district director
OF temporary emergency relief
Tor the New York State Dept.
Of Social Welfare in 1884, and
in 1912 returned to full-time
Red Cross work as assistant
manager Of the groups midwest
division. working in Chicago
and Mississippi.
To Capital In 1945
In 1s45. he came to wash
.ngton as national director az
fund raising for the Red Gross.
from which position he retired
in 1850.
During his later years, he
was an associate in fund d-ra:s-
ing for Washington Cathedral.
and in 1866 his. own fard-rais-
ing and counseline organiza-
ton for churches, Agne Asso-
ciates, Of which he served as
president until his death.
Throughout his life, he was
active with the Committee on
Resettlement Services for the
United Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Agne leaves three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Jean A. Farnsworth
OF Alexandria, Va, Mrs. Pris-
ella r. Whippo, Northbrook,
H.. and Mrs. Patricia L. Lit
aker Of Concord, n. c.; and
nine grandchildren.
Services win be tomorrow at
10 am. at Washington Cathe-
dral. Burial viii be In Columbia
Gardens Cemetery at Arlington.
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cHURcHwML. CHARLES /. In low
and gLandfather, CHARLES Y.
life seven years Sso. May IL, 1855.
When 2 father breathes his last
The sttsE: u; IsiIi @ssn' more than tongue
The world seems quite another
without the smile Of fathers face.
CHILDREN AND oRANDcHlL-
CUNNIN0HAM, JOHN =. In loving
and father. JOHN ]. CUNNINGHAM.
who passed away May IL, 1859.
The month OF May Is here.
To Us the saddest OF the year
We write these lines in SAD regret
oElr ~ sh0y WIZ V ANS ANS b2UoHTEEE iSs fTFEss
ANS ANS Dd5aSg 5RSHIs4h hccGSskHY. fGTsskkHENcA.M
DODs0N. JANE n. n loving mem-
orys Of our dear mother, JANE n.
DODSON, who passed away eleven
years ago today. May IL. 1851.
The world may change from year to
And friends from day to day,
But never win the one we loved
From memory pass away;
RoeauhREEE4x oeauREE4. D. AND CHARLES :.
FRAZIER. WILLIAM =. In loving
5ssSsrs 5ssSSrs Fl GgM efar rrRHzER RSsIaaS Aho ahS
nassed away suddenly twenty years
ago today. May IL, 1912.
Till memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In our hearts.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUeH-
MAETINAs; M.As MAaY. T. IS,Io,,.s levin, memory sTS
Erest-grandmother. who departed
this life May ID. 1869.
When Z mother brsathes her last
The stroke means more than tongue
The world Seems quite another
without t6s smile Of mothers face.
WssS. NEEI EhhNEsT By HHAkwkhph4s' HHAkwSkklhp4ss LHR. LfTIRe.
TINAs, KENNETH MARTINAe;
new New York and wash. B. C. -
O'NETEL, ROBERT. Sacred 70 the
memory Of ROBERT ONEILL. who
died fiityStwo years aso today. May
- HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
PARE, SAMUEL 2. In loving mem
ory Of my beloved husband, SAM
UEL r. PARR, who passed away
three years ago today. May IL,
1859.
The stars are brightly shining
Upon Q silent grave;
In I io1sS. w. sus 5 I'ssa ssald pas not save.
In my heart your memory fingers,
sveetly, tenderiy. fond and true;
There Is not day, my Darling,
Tast TBEEoIrb 8 %Hpfl vi saiph RAShrEE. # rEou..
PARk. sAMUEL r.. In loving mem-
ory Of our father, SAMUEL p.
PARR. who passed away three
years ago today, May IL. 1859.
30 sweetly and quietly you passed
II was God.; win you, ceuldn't stay;
We know that. in that land 50 fair,
You are waiting up there.
II ever q soul fulfilled It's mission
Then. Dad, Il was you.
MAR0IE, ELSIE AND MONK. :
REED. ALFRED. In memory Of our
father and uncle,N ALFRED REED.
Gone. but not forgotten.
Always IN our hearts.
HIS CHupREM AND THE JACK
| SPENCER, SHIRLEY BEATRICE. n
sad but loving memory Of our dear
/ TRICE SPENCER. who departed thii
day. May II, 1854.
i May brings Q sad remembrance
OF our loved one gone TO rest
4 You win never be forgotten
1 DENOTED 0S5 0MorTHnESa HI AM AND ssH sSRoTH. STft
MELVIN sfttNcEk.
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AnuFiltnpH

MARKowTTZ, sARAH APPLEsTEN.
There will be an unyeiling IN the
MARKowITZ on Sunday, May 13,
1862, at 3 pm, at King David
Memorial Park. Pals Church, Va.
Relatives and friends are invited.
henry MARKOWTTZ. II
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-oarden
OF the Apostles: 2 burial rights;
must sacrifice, $1,000; will take
"a cash. balance installments. Call
IA. $4,000, after 8 pm. 13
FORT LINCOLN crypts in mau-
soleum; list price. $1,000. HA.
2-3956. after 5 pm. IL
FORT LINCOLN-6 choice sites, nr.
) Garden Of Peace; viii sacrifice for
immediate sale. 929-6626. IL
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HrafhH

JOHNSON. JESSIE W. Officers and
~ I:msss' Pi:. so. q. g GHlTsR0Pi. g =. 8 Gen +
of W. are hereby notified
w JEssIE JoESSoN :. xIlIii xIi
Nay l5' 1872. ct he Heouir;
Funeral HSRi, ssv 1890 sSA g; nv.
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MOORE. GLENN J. Suddenly, or
dh1Tsasy; Nay 10, 1862: at Rrins. inc
J. MOORE, the beloved son Of Roy
=; sna sna bonnls sns s,,S.. p Moore brother a..
Funeral services at the Simmon,
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Coco
Hope I'd. s.e. parking facilities)
on. Saturday, May 12, at / pm
Interment Washington Nationa
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on Tuesday, May s, 1882. ct
cAPPELLf Of 9522 Colesville rd..
Silver Spring, Nd. husband Of
Meredyth H., father of RAYMOND
Marie Cappelii Mr. Cappeln rests
at the Warner 8. Pumphrey Fu-
Silver Spring. Nd parking facili-
tiesI Mass will be offered for
Nav is Al 10 at 81 Berns.
dette's Catholic Church. "a Uniyer-
sity blvd. east. Silver Spring. Nd.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery IL
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NACHMAN, HANNAH. On Friday,
saf ny sherdsn M dhsSI t.: at Hystty. nsf Fs:dfRs nS
HANNAH NXcHMAN, beloved
mother of Mrs. Henrietta Steuer
Of Hyattsville, Nd, and Irving
Naehman of Silver Spring. Nd.
she also is survived By 9 sister.
N. 2: two grandsons and one
Sreat-grandson. Funeral services
81 the Bernard Denzansky q Sons
Funeral Home 1901 14th 81, NV,
barking facilities adIacentl, on
sunday, MAY ~, st l pm. Inter-
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MILLER, LYpA. On SUNDAY, May

1859, LYDIA MILLER Of 1906
Maryland Hl,,,S ave s,,I.s nIe az mother iSI q
Friends mSy call ct the above ad-
dress after g pm. Friday, May IL.
Mass win be celebrated on Satur-
day, May 12, for the repose Of her
soul az 10 am. at the Holy Name
SsthOs iSt.Sn.ns Gn.Tsh MdInt nth Ys, Rs S.s ,.s
terry. Arrangements by Better. II
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Z, 1862, SARAH A. CHEEKS Of
1890 Florida ave. NV. wife Of the
late Israel Cheeks, loving mother of
Olette Barksdale Of Philadelphia,
Pa. She also is survived By a
brother. James Wright of New
Smyrna. Fla. other relatives and
friends. After pm. Saturday, May
IL, friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Services Monday. May
IA, at 1870 pm, at the qethsemane
Sts. NV, the Rev. @. R. Yancy
officiating. Interment Arlington Ma
linnal CemeterN. ln.ll13
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OVEs WedS:sdsS, HSsEa Nay stLnaAN q fsss AjNosESfhl
SYLVESTER CURTIS of Upper
Marlboro, Nd. beloved husband Of
Maggie Louvenia Curtis and father
Of Joseph W. Roland P. Vincent
A. Tina E.. Donna l.. and Trpdy
d. Curtis. Also surviving are i've
brothers, two sisters. other rela-
tives and many friends. After
pm; Friday. May II. friends are
Miss Cleo Curtis, Route 301, Upper
Marlboro, Nd. Requiem mass will
be celebrated at st. Mary'S Cath.
olic Church. Upper Marlboro. Nd
at 10 am. Saturday. May IL. In
terment Mount Carmel Cemetery
Arrangements by MCGUIRE. Inc.
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CREDA. On Thursday.
NAY sEHc l9' 1852; at her residence
TRoP. y wife e. Of p'G ne late isiA Ernest Moo- q.
Montrop. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV.
(courtesy parking oppositel. where
services will be held on Saturday,
May l.. at 2 pm. Interment Rock
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oRoyTEnRr SEExANbEkR MSk hfoLEaHSSsRi hRfSo; EaHsSsi
band 81 Henrietta Ell lie Ieafe fSeiGssd T;sIemOn. nSn-
father of. Richard @. (Jimmyl Rig.
Melvin Emswiler Of Timberville, va:
MIS-. 0alen Summers Of Hillcrest
Heights, Nd; Mrs. Gordon Mitchell
Of Rockville. Nd. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Russell Of Alexandria, va,
He also is survived By sixteen
grandchildren. one great-erandchiid
one brother. william Riglemon oi
New York. and one sister, Mrs.
Erwin Tusing Of New Market, va.
Services at the chapel Of the
Lindsey Funeral Home, Harrison
burg. Va, on Sunday, May IL, al
pm. Interment Woodbine Gene
terry 10
ROARK, DIR. RURIC CREEGAN. on
Wednesday, May o, 1852, al M
residence, 3163 Adams Mn I'd. nv.
DR.. RURIC CREEGAN ROARK, be.
loved husband Of Anna Brown Roari
ana brother Of Raymond j, Roarl
Of Madison, Wis, and Miss Mar
kathleen Roark. He also Is survived
By q niece and two nephews. Friend
NAY Fs.-ss can ua, At the 3; =; Hines GO
(parking facilities). Services at th,
above funeral home on Friday, Ma.
IL, at 2 pm. Interment Canton, Pa
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communicates Of Wash.
ington Centennial Lodge.
No. IA. T. A. A. M. is
hereby called for 7:45 pm.
Sunday. May 13. 1862. at
the Colonial Funeral Home
Of Robert A. PumphreyI
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PEMBROKE J. DUvALL,

'ASemsSHi Wednesdsg, May 5 ., isS2, sAMuEI
p. CARTWRIGHT. the beloved hus-
band OF Virginia Mae Cartwright'
father Of Mary Joyce, Edward l..
Gordon F. and Russell A. Cart
wright. son Of Gordon J. and Bessie
and Harvey Cartwright. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. (parking facilitiesl. on Satur-
day. May II. at 1880 am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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NbCAs. IL
HUTCHINSON, WALTER RAYMOND
qR FER wfSSaSsiadeS SASaoAp siz HuTchsso%E Z iGsa NAL
late James ii. Hutchinson and Msrs
1;v.5 a 5HutShinSOn son. s,, He also ,,, is sur:
HStc6inson; two As sisters. @ Ms Mrs.. Lii. 1iI
May Windsor and Mrs. Mary Is.
telle Hutchinson. Friends may cal
a. the Ritchie Bros. Funeral Home
Upper Marlboro. Nd, from Q pm
1ns tbs ED,5pbanv p Funeral n;arnn.I SERVICES r,s &
Forestville. Nd on Saturday, May
iSir III at csu.,n; Pm; Interment Fort Lin
IRWIN, MARGARET NJ. On Thursday
NAY 10. 1862, MARGARET M
IRWIN of 6l01 Queens Chapel I'd.
HyattSyille' Nd. beloved wife Of tn.
Elmer H, Irwin. She also is survived
BY g sister, Mrs. Catherine Melton
Relatives and friends may cali al
tne Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Bal.
timore ave., Hyattsville, Nd, where
Nav IA, at IL am. Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery. Visiting hours
after 10 am. Saturday. May 12. Il
JOHNSON. ELIZABETH PERRY
SWEET. On Monday. May z
|. 1867. ELIZABETH PERRY JOHN.
SON Of $50 Sd st. NV, mother
Of Mrs. Flossie Stewart and Leros
Perry Johnson Of New York City
William Theodore Roosevelt ant
Mary johnson. sister Of Mrs. Min.
ME McCorkle and Willie and Loui.
Perry of Winston-Salem, N. C.
grandmother Of John McCorkle anC
Robert Lee Johnson. After 4 pm
Friday, May IL, friends may cal
At the johnson & jenkins Funera
Home, 4S04 Georgia ave. NV
Funeral services will be held at tn,
Faith Temple. 4O1 K st. ne. OF
Saturday, May IL. at / ON. Inter
ment Harmony Memorial Park.
W. Butler. Mortician. IL
JOHNSON. JESSIE W. on wednes
JOHNSON of 1iso4 5th st. ~ NV. VII
Of the late Cleveland johnson an.
niece Of Frank Holiday and Mrs
Mary Jane Jones. She also Is sur
friends. After pm. Friday, Ma
Il, friends are invited to call 4
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1872
9th st. NV. where services will B
held at ! pm. Saturday. May Il
Interment Harmony CemetArV
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NtasdS Msdnssds5. sENfs1H wv .. issE isss. kESn1
METH r, MILLER Of .7416 Holly
SSsS. SSv:S II TaEo%s x,Rs BARK Nc S,,,.Ss SslCyeSS nS
6rots.l 6s4Sa0 Of MaTTueriss S Z. Miller A9S q
nisSssoA a &c Ainaidi runersi Home. %ss 200 200
Georgia ave. nv. from 4 TO 2
pm. sunday. May IL. Funeral
Monday. May II. ct pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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II: lssS. nhSSi sFES2Nos Sp MIRO NTqs6s Nes q
610 Madison st. NV. beloved hus-
band Of Mary Ntiros. father Of
George and Sam Ntiros and Mrs.
AUDREY Topeses. Friends may cal!
Home. 2aoI i4th Inst St. nv NV. dnsfe. spsrf.
ing facilitiesl. Services at sts,
Constantine and Helen creek Or
thodox Church. 4I15 18th st. NV,
On pn,isnurt saturday, y, MAY II. at 1880 pm;
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oAnffkkE + WnH2Taa sSH22ERFf ]. g. ESs'tSsiftSi S oSitssr.
Mn and members Of Columbia
S Lodge, No. So. 1. B. P. Q; Z;
OF w. are hereby notified
OF a session Of sorrow for
W WILLIAM Z. c, CARTER,
to be held on Friday. May
the Elks Home. Elk services will
be held on Friday at pm, at
the Hoffman Funeral Home, 9O9
oth SS1;,Inn;HHour S1; nnuA11
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Bridal Shower Held

Miss Carol Sanders, bride elect
of Dick Mace, was the honored
guest at a nuptial shower on Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs
Earl Wise on bennett Road given
by members of the bennett Road
Sewing Club.
Those attending were Mrs. Cathe-
rine Eggers, Mrs. Edwana Rock
Mrs Juanita Lohr, Mrs. Grace
White, Mrs. Margaret Bernard, Mrs
Shirley Warren, Mrs. Holice San
ders and daughter, Nancy, Mrs.
Inez Sanders and son Harley, Mrs
Ellie Mace, Mrs. Stella Shaffer
Mrs. Winifred Sanders. Mrs. Max
inc Sanders and Miss Regina San.
ders.
Sending gifts but unable to at
tend we're Miss Mary Naylor Ben
nett Mrs. Drake Bennett, Miss Gar
net Gale, Mrs. Sue Evans, Mrs
Dorothy Bittinger, and Mrs. Sue
caGarden.
Mrs. Stella Shaffer and Mrs mcz
Sanders assisted Mrs Wise in serV
ing refreshments from lace GOV
cred tea table with an arrangement
of bronze NUNS in a crystal bowl
thanked on each side by tapci
candles.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Readers Asked To
Identify Old Photo

Little information is available
concerning the interesting old
photograph published today, and it
is hoped some reader can supply
data concerning the date of the
picture and the occasion for the
scene being recorded.
Mrs. Virginia Fizer found the
glass plate negative in the house
she occupies on Third street AT
one time. the home was the Local
ton of Stewards Photographic
Studio, and presumably the pic
ture was made by this early local
photographer.
A close examination will disclose
that the airplane is only model,
and could not possibly fly. Further
information would be welcomed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Sponsors Pittsburgh Trip


The Center Street Parent
Teacher association is sponsoring
4 trip to Carnegie Institute OF
Technology in Pittsburgh, Pa, on
Thursday, October 18.
The trip is for children in the
third and fourth grades. Parents
also are invited. Younger children
may go if accompanied by their
parents.
The round trip fare is S210 plus
60 cents for a guided tour. Add
tional information is available
from Mrs. Williams at the school
or through the PIT. A.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

Bottled rpcoA noen"E co"Gsmy
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Wed at GrantsviIIe

Miss Judith Ann Paul, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul,
Grantsvillc, became the bride of
Harold Russell Schmidt, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schmidt, Ad.
Olson, Pa, at the Grantsvillc
Methodist church on Saturday, Sep
TENDER l.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the pastor, Rev.
Emory McGraw. Mrs. Betty Lands.
crganist, played traditional wedding
music before and during the cere-
mony.
10 Ann burst was the brides
only attendant Glen Brcnneman
served as best man.
The bride was alfred in waltz
length gown of white lace over
pink taffeta. The mitts and shor:
veil were trimmed with pink velvet
bows. She wore a corsage of pink
rose buds.
Following the ceremony recep,
ton was held at the brides home
for friends and relatives. Mrs.
Raymond Locchel, aunt of the
bride. and Nancy jenkins. cousin of
the bride, served the cake. Mrs
Robert jenkins, aunt of the bride
presided at the punch bowl.
The bride was a senior at North
ern High school Mr.. Schmidt, a
graduate of Northern High school
in 1859, is employed by Earl Glass,
Jr, contractor.
The couple is residing in Deer
Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Eight Charged With
Motor Law Violations

Eleven drivers were listed on the
docket of Trial Magistrate Robert
M. Maroncy this week, charged
with various violations of the
Maryland motor code.
Two charges were listed against
Ray Dale SWeitzer, of Swanton.
Sweitzer pleaded guilty to driving
under the influence of alcohol, and
was fined $4,000 and costs. To a
count of reckless driving, he also
entered guilty plea and paid
fine of $500 and costs.
James William Bennett, of Deer
Park, was also charged with driv-
ing under the influence and reck-
less driving. He pleaded not guilty
to both charges, but was found
guilty on the two counts. For the
first offense, he was fined 500 and
costs and committed to the county
Jail for 80 days in default of pay
mcnt. The reckless driving viola
ton resulted in fine of $500
which was suspended.
Bushrod Junior Hardesty, Of
Deer Park, pleaded not guilty TO
I two charges but was found guilty.
Fol failure to stop after property
damage accident he was fined
$500, and for failure to keep to
the right of the roadway, the magis-
trate levied a $1,000 fine.
! r. N. Gerhard. of Uniontown, Pa,
forfeited collateral of $500 for an
overload on the second axle of his
truck.
For failure to obey a traffic con-
troll device, Robert Allan McGrath,
of Silver Spring, forfeited collater-
al of $500.
Two motorists were charged with
exceeding 80 miles per hour. and
both forfeited $1,000 collateral
They we're Charles Leon Madigan
of Swanton, and Carl Wesley Arthur
of WesternpOrt.
Clifford Schell of Mt Storm,
w. Va, forfeited $1,000 collateral
when charged with operating with
an out of state license.
John William Wildesen, of Cor
mania, entered a guilty plea TO q
charge of displaying tags issued
to another vehicle and was fined
$500.
Everett Eugene O'Brien, Swan
ton, charged with improper passing
forfeited collateral of $1,000.
Michael John Friedlander, Lyn-
brook, N. Y, also forfeited $1,000
collateral for operating at a speed
too great for conditions.
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100000 accident-free

of 100000 accident-free man
hours.
In announcing the record, Will
liam NJ. Thompson, production
manager, explained that the Luke
mill had gone 20 days since the
last lost time injury July 81. He
added that although this is the
first time the Luke mill has reached
the charmed circle, mill employees
completed IS days for about $780,
600 man hours without a lost time
injury last year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Open Church Wedding

Miss Carol Sanders, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd r. Sanders, Jr.,
will become the bride of Mr.. Will
liam d. Mace, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William w. Mace at an open church
wedding, Saturday, October 20 at
z o'clock, St Pauls Methodist
Church, Oakland.
Rev. Lawrence Sherwood will
perform the double ring ceremony.
A reception will be held at the
Oakland Country Club immediate
ly following the ceremony for all
friends and relatives.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Makes Safety Record

Employees of West Virginia Pulp
and Papers Luke mill passed a
major safety milestone Monday
when they completed 20 days and
total of 100000 man hours with
out a lost time accident or dis
abling injury.
The new safety record was
reached shortly after 4 p. m, Mon
day. when the Luke mills over
2,400 employees amassed the total
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11
Marriage Date Given

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey j. Winters,
Eighth street, Oakland, have an
nounccd the approaching marriage
of their daughter, Miss Patricia
Ann, 10 Harlem l.. Vcttcr, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Vetter, Deep
Greek Lake, Oakland, at an open
church ceremony in St. Marks Lu-
thcran church on Saturday, Octo-
Der 20, at p. m.
This will be an opCl church
ceremony. All members, lends and
relatives are invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

The House approved the foreign
aid bill of S3,928,9OO,OOO, about bill
lion less than requested by Presi-
dent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-11

The United States rlanncd to re-
sumo nuclear testing n the Pacific.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
.Be|arsky Offers Varied
Concert Here Dec. %

Sidor Belarsky, interna-
tionally f a m e d concert
singer, will present a pro-
gram of classical and ira
ditional music here Dec.
% under the auspices of
the Sisterhood of Cong. An
shei Israel.
The noted basso will ap-
pear in the University of
Arizona Liberal Arts audi
torium at $50 pm. Seat
ing in the auditorium is
limited and early reserva-
tiOns are suggested.
Mr.. BelarSky will come
to Tucson from Los An
geles on his current con-
cert tour. In addition to
classical music, Mr.. Belar-
sky also offers songs in
Russian and Hebrew and is
noted for his rendition of
Yiddish folk songs.
Because his appearance
here comedies with the
holiday season, Mr.. Belar-
sky offers a number of
traditional Ch an u k a h
songs.
Admission to the bene-
fit concert is a $3.50 dona-
ton with all seats reserved.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
Kuiser To Use
Israel Process

TEL AVN (JTA) - The
Kaiser Aluminium Company
of the United States and Is
raeli Mining Industries of Tel
Aviv, announced an agree
ment under which the Ameri-
can firm will build a $2,OO0,-
600 phosphoric acid plant in
Louisiana using a process de-
veloped by the Tel Aviv COM
pany.
The agreement provides a
license to Kaiser for use Of
the process which is said to
yield a higher quality acid
than has previously been
possible.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
Beth ShoIom

The Sisterhood of Cong.
Beth Shalom will give a Cha
nukah party for youngsters
of the congregation religious
school. Gifts will be pre-
sented by Mrs. David Kirsh-
ner and Mrs. Charles Ma
leck.
The program will open at
11:30 am. on Dec. %.