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, 1963-12-05
CRAMER WAS "A
CLOSE FRIEND OF
PRES. KENNEDY

"A Massachusetts, newspaper
revealed yesterday that only
a few weeks ago Robert 2.
Cramer, President Of Vicorp,
and a close personal friend of
the late President, was invited
by him to be in his party to go
to Amherst College at Am
herst, Massachusetts,, where
the President dedicated the
new Robert Frost Library and
received honorary degrees.
Mr.. Cramer joined the Presi-
dent and his party in Ken
nedy's official plane-Air
Force /.
Mr.. Cramer and wife and
and son, Robert, Jr., spent two
days at the White House dur
ing the funeral services last
week and returned to the
Virgin Islands on Wednesday.
The late President and Mrs.
Kennedy are the godparents
Of Cramer's LIST son, Robert, Jr,
and Mr.. Kennedy was an ush-
er at the Cramer wedding,
Mr.. Cramer is now on a la
Dor recruiting trip to Antigua,
st. Lucia and St. Vincent.
, 1963-12-05
sGCW DISCUSSES
WATER RESOURCES
IN WASHINGTON

Governor Ralph M. Paiewon
sky has held talks with Off
GERS Of the Interior Depart
ment's Geological Survey on
ground water resources in the
Virgin Islans as currently be-
ing determined through tests
conducted in the islands.
The Governor, who went
went to Washington with At
torney General Francisco Cor
nero and Special Assistant
Louis Shulterbrandt, is ex-
pected to return to st. Thomas
the early part Of next week.
, 1963-12-05
SEN. CHURCH HAS
MOI MADE UP HIS
MIND ABOUT POWR

According to a news release
regarding Senator Church's
visit reported here) to the Vir-
gin Islands he is reported not
to have made up his mind as
yet regarding the disposition
Of the picorp Power operation
as to whether this operation
should be entirely transferred
to the local government or put
into the hands of a Coopera-
tive on the island of ST. Croix.
With regard to the sugar opera
tions Of Vicorp, the news re-
lease continues, he said it was
highly questionable whether
a Federally owned Corpora
ton should be engaged in an
enterprise Of this kind.
When asked about local POI
Continued on Page 8
, 1963-12-05
WHENCE CAME The TOURISTS?

tSince the time is here for the start of the tourist season. THE AVIS
thought IFS readers might be interested ia apiece written fol. the
1856 Christmas Fe hval booklet which begins with the very frst
tourst1
yesterdays article concluded with the sale Of the y i to the U.s.
PAR
1t is said that the Danish Government used the money
from the sale to buy coal for the poor people of Den
mark. Now they reanze it would have been a better invest
ment to have sent poor people to St. Croix, like stockholders
and advertising men who wish to replenish their Golfers of
peace and serenity and tolerance toward their %felowman.
The rich people who live here emigrate to New York, carry
ing with them their riches of faith and hope and ambition.
So the population is growing more and more related, and the
general consensus Of opinion is that finally all people from
New York will be down here, and the people from down
here will be in New York. Which should guarantee a certain
future for the tourist business.
Paul ellis was the first one to realize the tourist poten-
tial in ST. Croix. He leased Protestant Cay in 1947 and turned
it into Hotelonthe-Cay, ST. Croixs first resort hotel The
Armstrong Brothers looked at the beaches their ancestors
had put to practical uses and rebuilt the plantation buildings
into the Bcccaneer in 1915. Ted Dale sailed in on his Com
anche with. a group Of friends who were looking for adven-
ture and turned an old town house into the Comanche Club
that year. So many people came to admire the beautiful fur
Continued on page AZ
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Miss Callahan,
Midshipnon
Are Engaged

Mr., and Mrs. Albert Nor
ris Callahan of Baltimore,
Md, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Ju-
dith Anne to Midshipman
George Redwell Fister, USNA,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
George Fister of Ogden, Utah.
Midshipman Fister is the
grandson of DR.. and Mrs.
George M. Fister; DR.. Fister
is president Of the American
Medical Association. He also
is the nephew of Mai. Gen.
William Kemp Martin of Ar
lington, director of informa-
ton for the United States Air
Force, and Mrs. Martin.
The couple will be married
June 8 following graduation
exercises at the United States
Naval Academy in Annapolis.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Donor Event
Is Today

The Business and Profess
sional Women's Auxiliary of
the Hebrew Home for the
Aged, will hold its donor
banquet today at $50 pm.
at the Mayflower Hotel.
Miss Edna Blomberg, pres
ident Of the group which is
composed Of employed women
volunteers who assist the
home, was recently reelected
for a second term. She has
announced the appointment
Of Mrs. Sylvia Morris to serve
as chairman of the banquet.
The home is a UGF agency
and houses about 180 elderly
Jewish men and women. 1t
derives about IL per cent of
its annual budget of a half
million dollars from UGF
funds and hence needs the
support of friends to meet its
fuH requirements.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Women's
League
Presents Award

The Young Women's
League, a charitable organi-
zation, presented its 1868
awards Friday to organi-
zations selected for prizes in
three categories-charitabl
civic and social affairs.
The presentation, held at
the International Inn, was
followed by dancing to Bob
by Felder's Music.
Fifteen organizations par
ticipated in the league-spon-
sored contest and the VIM
ners received checks for
their favorite charities. First,
second and third-place prizes
were awarded in each of the
three categories.
Mrs. Clarice Bullock is the
league president and Joseph
B. Sewall acted as master of
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Club Women
Plan Final
Luncheon

The final annual luncheon
of the District of Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs
will be held tomorrow at
l pm.
Mrs. Virginia Rollwage Col
lier will introduce the pro-
gram featuring the Army
Chorus under the direction
Of Mai. Samuel r. Laboda.
Mr.. Randy Ruddell will
provide organ music through
out the luncheon.
Mrs. Ernest N. Gore, chair
man of hospitality, will have
assisting her Mrs. Joseph
Mansolf, Mrs. Francis Bos-
well, Mrs. j. Val Lewis and
Mrs. John S. Powell.
Mrs. Francis 1. Peck will
be in charge of decorations.
The regular business meet
ing with final yearly reports
will be held at 10 am. the
morning of the luncheon.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

Friday at the Headquarters
of the Canadian Joint Staff.
Many Of the guests will be
their American counterparts,
and the Canadians are re-
paying hospitality that has
been shown them. 1t is their
custom to give several of
these parties during the year.
On Friday the Canadian
Military Attache Brigadier
John A. w. Bennett, and the
Assistant Attache, Col. Cliff
ford H. Cook with their wives,
were hosts at an evening re-
ception at the Canadian Joint
Staff in honor of the United
States Military Officers and
other officials of the Govern
ment.
The Military, Naval and Air
Attache of Israel, Col. Ye-
huda Prihar is going home,
and on June 5. the Prihars
will give a reception in the
late afternoon at Fort Myer
Officers Club to say good-by
and to introduce Col. and
Mrs. Ram Ron. He will take
over the post June is.
Col. Prihar is leaving after
a three-year tour Of duty. and
with, Mrs. Prihar and daugh-
terS Yael and Daphna will
sail for their homeland on
June 20.
Col. and Mrs. Ron with
their son Eyal are staying at
a hotel until the Prihars
leave, when they will move
into their vacated house on
Trent street in Chevy Chase.
The house was purchased by
Evening star., 1963-05-26
SERVICE NEWS
Ministerial Will
Lure Visitors to America

the Israeli Embassy for use
by their Armed Services rep
resentative.
Informal Party
Navy Capt. and Mrs. Fred
erick E, Janey will entertain
on Wednesday at a small
informal party in their
Abingdon road home.
The Italian Naval Alta
che, Capt. Domenico Ballarin
and Mrs. Ballarin are giving
a small dinner party on Fri
day at their home on Allen
dale place.
The Indian Naval Attache
Capt. Jal Cursetji and Mrs.
Cursetji will entertain at
home tomorrow at another of
their delightful dinner
parties.
The Commanding Officer,
National Naval Medical Gen.
ter Rear Admiral Robert B.
Brown and Mrs. Brown, have
issued invitations for two late
afternoon receptions they will
give on Friday and Saturday
in their quarters at the Med
ical Center.
They are soon to leave their
delightful home, Quarters E,
when Admiral Brown becomes
Assistant Chief of the Bu-
reau Of Medicine and Surg
cry, for Personnel and Pro-
fessional Operations.
The change of command
will take place August / when
Admiral Calvin B. Galloway
assumes the post and with
Mrs. Galloway will then oc-
cupy the quarters.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT
Star Special Writer

Following the Ministerial
Conference in Ottowa, Can
ada, visitors to this side of
the ocean will take full ad-
vantage of the trip, and come
to the United States before
returning to their home
lands. One expected guest is
the Chief of the Hellenic Ma
tional Defense General Staff,
1t. Gen. John PipiliS.
Gen. Pipilis and Mrs. Pip
Ills have been invited to
Washington by the Chair
man, Joint Chiefs of Staff,
Gen. Maxwell d. Taylor.
They will arrive in town at
noon tomorrow and in the
evening will be the guests of
Gen. and Mrs. Taylor at a
formal dinner party in their
quarters at Fort Myer.
The Chief of the Greek
Military Mission to NATO.
1t. Gen. Constantine Mar
garitis, and Mrs. Margaritis
will give a reception on
Tuesday at the Army and
Navy Club in honor Of the
distinguished visitors.
Accompanying Gen. and
Mrs. Pipilis is Col. OreStis
Vidalis. They will be in
Washington until Wednes-
day, when they will leave
for a tour of military install
lations around the country,
before returning to Greece in
mid-June.
Flag Day Fete
The Flag Day Of the Fin
nish Defense Forces will be
celebrated here June 4 with
a reception at the handsome
Embassy of Finland on
Woodland Drive.
In the receiving line will
be the Finnish Military.
Naval and Air Attache, Col.
Unto o. Mielonen and Mrs.
Mielonen and the Assistant
Attache Mai. Henrik Anttila
and Mrs. Anttila.
The Military, Naval, and
Air Attache Of Belgium, 1t.
Gen. Frans Burniaux and
Mrs. Burniaux, are giving a
reception at home on Tues
day, to say good-by, and to
introduce Mai. Gen. Count
Alfred Cornet d'Elzius de
Peissant, who replaces Gen.
Burniaux.
Popular Gen. Burniaux will
return home to take over the
I'd Allied Tactical Air Force
NATO, with headquarters in
Germany. They will leave
here some time in June, and
are due in Germany July l.
Count Cornet was recently
Chief of Staff, 1st Belgian
Air Force, stationed in Ger
many. He arrived in WASH
ington earlier this month and
is presently staying at the
Sheraton Park Hotel, until
the Burniauxs leave when he
expects to occupy their
Forty-forth place house.
The Assistant Deputy Chief
Of Staff for Military Opera
tions, Mai. Gen. James D.
Alger and Mrs. Alger, have
issued invitations for a recep-
ton on Tuesday from 7 to 9
O'Clock at the Fort Myer Of
ficers Club.
They are entertaining In
honor of the Army Repre-
entatives of the American
Republics. who are stationed
in Washington.
Repayment Party
The Canadian Naval Staff,
with Commodore John C..
O'Brien and Mrs. O'Brien
as senior hosts, will give a
$50 to $3.50 reception on
Evening star., 1963-05-26

the Israeli Embassy for use
by their Armed Services rep
resentative.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Repayment Party

The Canadian Naval Staff,
with Commodore John C..
O'Brien and Mrs. O'Brien
as senior hosts, will give a
$50 to $3.50 reception on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
EARL MILLER

Earl Miller. aged 70, husband of
Verna Wiley Miller. of Hopwood,
Pa, route 1. died in the Flick
State hospital at Cresson on Fri
day. February %. He was a son Of
Rev. and Mrs Sam A Miller and
was born October 9. 1890
In addition to his wife he is sur
vived by l daughter, Mrs James
CThelma) Dllincr. Cleveland,
O: one son. Ross Miller, Akron,
O.; four grandchildren; four great
grandchildren; four sisters. Mrs.
Bertha Warner, York, Pa; Mrs.
Ruth Holiday, Addison, Pa; Mrs.
Nellie Hileman. Youngstown, o.;
Mrs. Ada UpoIe, Accident; four
brothers. Ralph Miller, Hyattsville;
Lloyd and Mahlon Miller, Accident;
Samuel Miller. Cumberland A son
Fay and a brother Henry preceded
him in death.
Funeral services we're conducted
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE-Sump pump. water
pressure type, $4,000, AL shape
motor mounts, 75c set king pins,
S100 set: tie rod ends. S100 each.
All sales final. Gibson's Auto
Parts, Loeb Lynn. ADV. 2-tf
FOR RENT - Three-room fur
nished apartment, 2nd floor Very
nice location Mrs Myrtle Hum
berson. 14O Third St. Oakland,
Md, phone DE 4-3429 ADV. 2-tf
FOR SALE - Lamp and iron
cords Also cords for electric APP
planes. switches. range cords.
Gibson's Auto Parts. Loeb Lynn.
P.S. VIII install. ADV. 2-tf
FOR Section honey. 35c
per section. 3 for S1OO H. S Friend,
Deer Park ADV oats
FOR SALE used refrigerators.
electric range, excellent condition,
free delivery and installation: 1881
maroon Chevrolet sedan. fully
equipped and in good running con-
ditiOn, recently overhauled: used
1852 6l2 hip. Tote-Gote. like new.
Phone GIL 1892. ADV Pot
WANT TO BUY-SmalI farm
with house. two acres or more. on
good road Write Pc Box 125, Bay
ard, w. Va. ADV 2-2t@
WANTED-Job as bookkeeper,
time keeper or filing. Delbert
Friend. Pc Box 2S8. ADV. 2-4t@
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A native of this county he was
a son of the late Dorse and Julia
Lish McClelland He was a re-
tired miner
Surviving are his widow. Golda
NJ. Jones Harvey; two sons. Brad
bury Harvey. Three Churches, w.
Va; Alexander A. Harvey. Swan
ton; three daughters, Mrs. Alta Nc
Rcbie, Baltimore; Mrs. Theresa
Phillips. Kitzmiller Mrs. Agnes
WEIGHT, Hagerstown; brothers.
James Harvey, Kitzmiller; John
Harvey. Fort Lauderdalc. Fla:
russell Harvey. Morgantown w.
Va; five sisters. Mrs Bertha Jun
l,ins, Crellin; Mrs Phyllis Williams.
Red House: Mrs. Bessie Martin.
Mrs. Hilda Martin. Somerset. Pa;
and Mrs. bessie Chapman. Akron
The body was taken TO the Pritts
Funeral home in Kitzmiller where
funeral services are being CON
Quoted this afternoon at o'clock
with Rev. Albert Clark officiating.
Interment will be in the IOOF
cemetery at Elk Garden.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
Seek Reduction In
Deoths From Poisoning

An attempt is being made by the
Maryland State Department of
Health to reduce the number Of
deaths in the state due to acct
dental poisoning in children The
department is attempting to alert
adults to the need for taking neces-
sary precautionary measures. Pois-
on prevention week is March II
to %.
To assist in this work c. w Eng
lander, local pharmacist, plans to
have a display in the Garrett Ma
tional Bank window next week.
More than a thousand cases of
accidental poisoning in children
under five years of age occurred
in Maryland between May. 1861.
and April. 1862. Thirteen Maryland
children under five died from ac-
cidental poisoning in 1861 and
there we're IA in 1860
The four classes of products
mist often involved in acct
dental poisonings are internal
medicines. particularly aspirins;
cleaning and polishing agents;
pesticides; and petroleum distillate
products like kerosene, lighter
fluid, furniture polishes and wakes.
People we're urged to guard
against improper storage, improper
handling, improper discarding of
toxic products.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
Hes Birthday Purty

Janet Nice. the daughter of Mr.
end Mrs. Make Nice celebrated
her sixteenth birthday with a party
Sunday. March 10. Those attending
were Janet Nice. Judy Nice, Kathy
Nice. Sandy Nice, Larry Tichnell.
Darlene Frazee. Richard Frazee,
Garry Tichnen, Harland Tichnell.
Kenneth Steyer, Reece Riley, Rob
ert Riley, Margaret Wildesen,
Linda Steyor. Patty Steyer, Betty
White, Janet Anderson. Larry
Steyer, Stevie Steyer. Franklin
Moreland. Eddie Wildesen. and
Jay Mcintosh from Huntsville,
Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Steyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Tichnell, Mr.
and Mrs James Wildesen, Mr.
and Mrs. Audley Riley, and Mr.
and Mrs. Make Nice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
MRS. CHARLES LAYMAN

Mrs. Anna Mac Layman, aged
81, of Bayard. died Monday. March
II in Garrett County Memorial
hospital. Oakland. following a
short illness.
A native of West Virginia. she
was born January l, 1876. a daugh-
ter Of the late Erwin and Sarah
Grant Boring. Her husband
Charles s. Layman, preceded her
in death.
Deceased was a member of the
Church of God of Bayard.
Survivors include seven sons.
Frederick. Sheridan, Raymond
Layman. all of Bayard; Daley and
Erwin Layman. Baltimore; Paul
Layman. Marlinton. w. Va: and
William Layman. Fort Dix, n. j.:
three daughters. Mrs. Leila Neel
Bayard; Miss Katie Layman. Fair
mont: Mrs. Neva Kincaid, Russell.
Ky: a sister, Mrs Myrtle Bachtel.
Braddock Pa: % grandchildren
and IS great grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Spig-
gle Funeral home in Davis. and
later taken to the Church Of God
at noon Thursday. Funeral serv-
ices are being held this afternoon
at o'clock with Rev Mildred
B'eyer. pastor officiating Inter
ment will be in Bayard cemetery
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
SANG RUN

Mrs. Parker Dewitt is a patient
in Garrett County Memorial hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Carr and
Gary visited Mrs. Vernie Helms,
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hoye and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Railey and children
were recent guests of Martin and
Helen Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs Dale Dewitt and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ray, Keyser, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Mckenzie,
Alexandria, Va. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Dewitt over the
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Carr Wis
tied Mrs. Bernicc Friend, Conilu-
ence. over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt
visited Mr. and Mrs. Okey Hoff,
Sunday
Martin Friend visited his broth
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
Scouts Attend Church

Girls scouts of the Oakland area
attended church in their respective
communities last Sunday in OBJ
servance of Girl Scout week.
March 10 to Is is set aside for this
event with each day of the week
having special meaning.
The Neighborhood associations
regular meeting was held in the
scout hall Wednesday. Training for
all bearers. assistant leaders. pros
pective leaders and committee
members will begin Friday, March
%. 10 a. M to p. m. The training
is being given by the council to
acquaint adult volunteers with
program change. Sessions will
cover changes in all phases of
scouting from Brownie TO senior
level it was stated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
DR.. KEMP FIDLER

DR.. Kemp Fidler. aged 81, who
started his practice of medicine
in Blaine. ". Va, where he was
employed by the Hamill Coal COM
pany in the early 192Os. died Sat
urday, March 9. in Millcdgeville.
Ga.
He was born October 10. 1901.
in Upshur county W Va, a son Of
the late George E. and Sophronia
MacAvoy Fid,er. He was graduated
from Elkins High school in 1920
and from West Virginia university
and the University of Maryland
medical school After leaving
PLANE he practieed in Elkins for
several years. For a number of
years Dr.. Fidler was associated
il the ownership and management
Ct private saritarium in South
Carolina. In recent years he worked
in the state hospital at Millcdge-
vile.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
Bill Introduced To
Aid State Libraries

The House Ways and Means COM
mittee of the State Legislature on
Tuesday heard arguments for a
bill to appropriate S66S,0OO a year
to help finance a 26-million-dollar
county library construction pro-
gram over a 25-year period.
If passed, it would place Mary
land among top states in the coun-
try in library construction The bill
was introduced simultaneously in
both houses last week.
Not a single Maryland county
has enough library space to meet
national standards. More than half
the public Libraries in the state
are old, many were built before
the turn of the century. two are
more than 200 years old.
The bill proposes an incentive
fund whose cost will be shared by
the state and participating coun-
ties.
Each county that participates
will pay 1c per 500 assessed valu-
alton. The state will pay the diff
ference between this sum and an
amount that would be obtained by
la levy equivalent to SOC per capita.
Under the plan the annual yield
at so cents per capita for this
county would be S10.053. The one
cent per 500 of assessment would
total S4.395. 50 the state incentive
fund for this county would total
S5,65S This would permit financ-
ing of bonds totaling S157.000
The fund could be used for pay
ing off existing Indebtedness, pay
ing for new bonded Indebtedness
for construction of new libraries
or for paying for new library con-
struction from year to year.
CI1bcori11o RI Tho PoD11bIioop
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
DEER PARK

The Homemakers club met at
the home of Mrs. w. j. Ritchey,
Tuesday evening.
John Smith and son Patrick. of
Rawlings. visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ramsey Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Montgomery
are visiting out-of-toWn relatives
at this writing.
Levi Glotfeltv visited his sister,
Mrs. Ramsey Smith, recently.
The Deer Park P-TA will meet at
the school on Tuesday, March
10. at 7:30 p. m. Plans will be made
for the Easter bazaar. All parents
are invited
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14
DIED
MRS. HERBERT PASE

Mrs. Ola Belle Pase, 6S. former
" of Thomas. w. Va. died Tues
day, March u, in Memorial hos
pltal, Cumberland
Born at Stemple Ridge she was
daughter of the late Jacob and
Mary White Rinehart Her hus-
hand, Herbert A. Pase, died in
1859.
Surviving are three sons. Her
bert, Victoria. Texas; Gerald, Gre
saptown, with whom she resided:
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P.-T. A. To Meet

The Parent-Teacner association
Of Southern High school viii meet
Monday evening, March IS, it was
announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14

Sovie,s claimed they revived
pair of 5000-yem-old Salomanders,
embedded in frozen Siberian
ground.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-03-14

en- Albert Friend, on Wednesday,,
who has been in Memorial hospital,
Cumberland, for four weeks.
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from the Gleason funeral home in
Uniontown. Pa. with DR.. Earl P.
Confer officiating. Interment was
III Mountain View Memorial park.
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Robert, Parson: sister. Mrs.
Della Bell, Cumberland a brother,
Joseph Rinehart, Lakeland. Fla,
and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Friday afternoon at l
O'Clock from the Thomas Metho-
dist church. Burial will be in Rose
Hill cemetery. The body is at the
Duncan Funeral home in Thomas.
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ALEXANDER {. HARVEY
Alexander f. Harvey. aged 76, of
route l. Swanton, died Tuesday
March u in Garrett County Me
mortal hospital in Oakland.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

children's musical, THE Magic
Weave" in four performances
this week end and next.
The first of these will be pre-
sented tonight at 8 pm, two
others at IL am. and 2 pm
tomorrow. and the last on Sun
day at 8 pm. The same
schedule will be followed next
week. Arena Stage made
a quiet casting switch in a few