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The Republican., 1963-11-21

and children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubrey Dewitt, Connellsville, Pa,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Dewitt and
Chester were Saturday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milton
Dewitt
Mr.. and Mrs Beuhl Wilburn and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Wilburn visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilburn, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Klotz and
daughters were shopping in Pitts
burgh, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jones and
Patty were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs Ruth Eichclberger, Davis,
W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beckman
and daughters, Oakland, we're Sun
day evening visitors of Mr. and
Mrs, Jacob Jones and Patty.
The Republican., 1963-11-21

wooded land and dwelling in Elec-
ton District A, Bloomington.
William d. Pattson, Jr and
others to John A. Ferrell and wife,
Westernport, lots in Election Dis
trict a.
Clarence r. Paugh and wife to
Elwood j. Parks, Kitzmi,ler, 3
acres land in Election District l.
SWanton.
Osborne w Tasker and wife to
William Otho Barnard and wife,
Paxton, Illinois, 416 acres wooded
land in Election District l.
Olin NJ. Stephen and wife to
Samuel L. Bowman and wife, Swan
ton a of an acre in Election Dis
trict l.
Pennsylvania Electric Company
to Regina c. Kinds, Cumberland,
16,924 So. it. of land in Election
District l.
Pennsylvania Electric Company
to Richard A. Mcmahon and wife,
Highficld, Md, 1884 sd. it. of
land in Election District l.
Earl K Harvey and wife to Will
liam T. Murtaugh and wife. Rock
vile, $4,000 So. ft. of land in Elec-
ton District l.
Building Permits
Andrew Shaffer, route l, altera-
tions to residence, Fingerboard Rd
Chauncey M. Friend, Friends
vile, addition to residence, Friends
vile.
Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce.
Oakland, manufacturing building,
S. E. Oakland.
Ken Riley, Albright Road, King
wood, w. Va, residence. Red Run
area.
Charles L. Arnold, RID. 2,
Frostburg, garage, Sampson Rock
Road, District g.
Fred r. Stoner, Gormania, w.
Va, tenant house, route so, Dis
trict s.
Theodore Laskey, Swanton, dwell
ing, Thayerville.
Kitzmiller Volunteer Fire De-
partment, Kitzmiller, fire depart
mcnt building, N. E. Side Main
Street.
Harry F. Paugh, Deer Park, resi-
dcnce, Paughvillc, District 10.
Harold f. Harris, Swanton, resi-
dcnce, miles f. Deer Park.
Fred f. Bcachy, RED. 2, Oak
land, residence, Oak Park, District
16.
Garrett National Bank, Inc, Oak
land, bank building, Accident.
Garrett National Bank, Inc, Oak
land, bank building, Bloomington.
James Michael Kenney, RID.
2, Frostburg, garage, Beall School
Road. District 8.
Ralph Leighton, Oakland, resi-
dence, acre Sines property, Dis
trict a.
Carl F. Rounds, Grantsville, adj
dition to residence, GrantsVille.
Harland Ream, Oakland, addi-
ton to residence, Oakland.
Angelo Falconi, Canonsburg, Pa,
roll-a-home, Beckman's Peninsula.
John j. Brenneman, Accident,
alterations to residence, Grantsviile,
Ronald D. Fike, Friendsville,
basement residence, Selbysport,
route 80.
The Republican., 1963-11-21
Attends Conference On
School transportation

Robert II. Martin, supervisor of
Transportation for the schools of
the county, is attending national
conference on school transportation
being held for three days this week
in st. Louis, Mo Also attending
the conference from Maryland will
be most of the other county trans
pOrtation supervisors, as well as
Morris Ranne!s, state Supervisor of
School Transportation. Mr. Martin
left by plane Wednesday afternoon
and is due home Saturday.
The Republican., 1963-11-21
20 Deed Transfers
Recorded For Week

Twenty deed transfers were re-
corded during the past week in
the office of the state department
of assessments and taxation. They
are listed as follows:
Florence M. Killius to Don r.
Parsons, Mt Lake Park, 3 lots and
dwelling in election district No.
Is, Mt Lake Park.
P. j. Rega, Jr., and wife to John
j. Bediliion and wife, Hickory, Pa,
SO of an acre and dwelling in Elec-
ton district IA, west Oakland.
Elsie Lewis Ash Norman and
husband to Lonnie Cheek, Oakland,
81 of an acre of land in Election
District a.
Everett B. Weimer and wife to
Robert N. Edgar and wife, Nc
Henry, 5.23 acres of wooded land
in Election District Ia.
Penn Electric Company to Rus
sell S. Finney, McKeesport, Pa,
10,432 So it. of land in Election
District a.
Robert f. Proudfoot and wife to
l.. W. Clement and wife, Pittsburgh,
Pa, "a of an acre of land in
Election District IA
Harry l.. Stemple and wife and
Grover c. Stemple to Rolyans.
Inc. Oakland, lot 6Ox4O and build
ing in Election District IA
Joseph Sylvester Whitacre and
wife to Richard E. Sines, Oakland,
2.O2 acres of land and dwelling in
Election District IA.
Ellet H. Dilley to Delmar c. Dill
ley, Oakland, 10 acres of land in
Election District IA.
Russell L. Hamilton and wife to
Kermit T. Brooks and wife, Balti-
more, lot 140x165 in Election Dis
trict 10, Deer Park.
Selem Shreve and wife to Will
liam L. Shreve and wife, Mt Lake
Park, 20.42 acres of land and dwell
ing and other buildings in Elec-
ton District 8, Ryan's Glade
Josephine Baker to Louis r..
Michael and wife, Oakland, l lot
and dwelling in Election District
T. East Oakland.
Harry V. Reeves, Sr., and wife
to Thomas Lee Tranum, Sr. and
wife, Swanton, 80 of an acre of
The Republican., 1963-11-21

trip reulted in the Cumberland
Flying Association having me as
a substitute speaker at their annual
banquet that evening. A sudden
snoWstorm prevented our plane
from taking off at Cumberland air
field 1t also prevented Frank King
ton Smith, professional flyer,
author, and scheduled banquet
speaker from landing The vel
coming committee, on hand to do
honors to Mr.. Smith, lost no time
in sizing up the situation and pre-
senting the undisputable argument
that-you're down here and can't
get up-Smith's up there and can't
get doWn-We need a speaker for
the banquet, so you take his place.
| did-thats why the Cumberland
Flying Association heard an un-
announced, unscheduled, and un-
prepared speech by Matthias in
stead of a flying" speech by
Frank Kingston Smith.
Monocacy Bill introduced
November II is day set aside
to honor the Veterans of all Wars
living and dead for their great
service to our country To pay
tribute to the Veterans of the
Battle of Monocacy, l have intro
duced a bill in the House of Rep
resentatives which would authorize
the President to declare July 8,
1864 as Monocacy Battle Centennial
in commemoration of the Tooth an
niversary of this military operation
which probably saved the city of
Washington from capture.
The bill calls for no appropria-
ton of funds but asks that the
American flag to flown at half
staff on that day and appropriate
ceremonies be held in memory OF
the 10000 troops who engaged in
this hard-fought battle and the
1000 Union and Confederate soldiers
who gave their lives in that strug-
gle.
The Republican., 1963-11-21
Educational Systems
To Be Compared At
County Council Meet

A comparison of the education
al systems of Sweden and the
United States will be under dis
cussion at a meeting of the Garrett
County Council of Parents and
Teachers, which viii be held at
the route 40 school next Tuesday
evening. November 26, at 8 o'clock
Leading the discussion will be
Willard l.. Hawkins, county super
intendent of schools, who recently
returned from a six weeks study
of the Swedish school system In
tercsted persons are invited
The Republican., 1963-11-21
Tc Test Civil Air Petrol

Plans we're laid for a test of the
Civil Air Patrol members at a
meeting of the group Monday night
at seven o'clock at the annex
building, 5th and Green streets.
Attending we're members of the
Oakland Composite squadron of
the Civil Air patrol.
The test will be held on Satur-
day afternoon, November %. The
reason for the SAR-CAP is to test
the squadron efficiency for loca-
ton and removal of survival vic
tins of plane crashes.
Plans also were made to mold
a membership dance and party for
the seniors and cadets. Persons in
terested in joining the civil air
patrol are invited to Monday
nights session.
The Republican., 1963-11-21

Nelson Rockefeller announced
candidacy for Presidency and
opened headquarters in New Hamp-
shire.
The Republican., 1963-11-21

Three traffic deaths raised state
toll for year to 503 as of Nov 16.
The Republican., 1963-11-21

Argentina annulled all foreign
oil concessions including Ameri-
can contracts.
Evening star., 1963-08-24

CENIEK hALI-3.bedroem 2-baih rambler suvport
electric kitchen, bvin breakfast nook boeony large rec.
eoton room with fireplace al ground level $23 500 Wuk
school bus, shopping and swimming pool Open SUM- 26
Out Wisconsin Ave. left Rollins Ave- 206 Rollins Ave
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA-Wood.d s.t,uu vs, off
Rock Creek Pork True center ho COLONEL ls f hos
y rm, bFoX powder Tm., 9e. iV Im., sep. dining rm
bedTmS and boihS upper level, eenToly or eond.
w.to-w. eorpens, soross Better thon eond $50 500
POTOMAC acre. 3-bsdroom lK2-buth rambler First.
floor fomiy off kitchen. fspoee garage. $2895o
Evening star., 1963-08-24

DC bETHESDA-Brk esntsr-haIl rumbsr large 2-fooi
living l5fooi formal dining room, bedrooms, 2h
baths, l000-sq H. recreation room. Nsor NH and
NoVol Hospitul block 10 bus. $50
Evening star., 1963-08-24

andria. has joined the sales
staff Of Curtis e. Martin,
Sales, Inc. of Alexandria.
Mr.. Morrison has been as
sociated with q local heating
and air conditioning firm for
the past IL years, and is an
active member Of the Edge
water Lions Club.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
American U. Offers
M0noqement Course


When purchasing q paint
brush. look for . solid strip
in the heel Of the brush, says
the National Paint, varnish
and Lacquer Association.
This strip plays three major
roles In the performance
and durability Of the brush.
It keeps the bristles in
in shape, it helps the brush
to carry its paint load, and
1t makes for easier cleaning.
Evening star., 1963-08-24

examination also will be held
In the auditorium.
Evening star., 1963-08-24

Morton W. SieseI, for
meT heed Of the COM
meFeioI department Of
Sophie W0nomaker,
Ine., hos been named
director Of commercial
soIes and soIes mon-
oseT Of Rheo Rodin
ReoI Estate, Inc. Mr..
SieseI is a former vice
president in charge Of
soIes for the Reel Es-
tate Exeh0nse and has
opeToted his own real
estote firm.
Evening star., 1963-08-24

realtors. Mr.. Wilson also
served for four years with
the Montgomery County
Police Department.
Morrison Nomed
To Mortin Staff
Paul F. Morrison, Of 1543
Washington avenue, Alex
Evening star., 1963-08-24

OtFERlNG-Briek Colonial with
bedrooms ond den lSi floor powder room seporqio dining
fireplace Full bosment lovely. secluded yard.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Board Will Hear CSA Official
Realty Revue
william A. Schmidt. deputy

William A. Schmidt, deputy
commissioner Of the public
building service Of the Gen.
eral Services Administration,
will address the Washington
Board of Realtors at 8 pm.
September IS in the Statler
Hilton Hotel.
Mr.. Schmidt's address will
be the first in the fall series
Of general membership meet
ingS Of the board. He will
discuss the role Of Govern
ment with private industry
in the maintenance and man
agement Of the 10000 Gov
ernment-o wn ed buildings
throughout the United States
and its possessions.
Realty Exon
Postponed
The Real Estate Examina-
tion scheduled by the District
Department Of Occupations
and Professions for 10 am.
Wednesday has been post
poned until the same time
Thursday.
The pre-examination course
for applicants taking the ex-
animation will be held from
0 am. to 5 pm. Tuesday in
the Washington Gas Light
Company Auditorium, HOO H
street NV, as scheduled. The
Evening star., 1963-08-24

September 1914 at the uni
versity for the course spon-
sored by the university School
Of Business Administration
and the Greater Metropolitan
Washington Institute Of Real
Estate Management.
The courses. property Man
agement I and Advanced
Property Management II,
will offer credit toward the
corresponding National In
stitute Of Real Estate
M an a cement examinations
required Of certified property
managers.
Wilson Joins
Kent Staff
Ronald A. Wilson, formerly
with the T. N. Lerner Realty
Co., has Joined the resi-
Dental sales force Of Robert
H. Kent g. Co., Silver Spring
Evening star., 1963-08-24

NEW LISTING-BETWEEN N.IH. AND Acc
Spacious rombler, bedrooms spoee for 4 full bGfhs
lose dining obe space in fully equipped kiehon
punesd daylight room wuI-fowol eorpeinu full
men Mony Wok 10 elem. school pool shops S24950
Evening star., 1963-08-24

eAdLtlulaClOn also Will De nek0
In the auditorium.
Mansion 10 Serve
As BIoiF House
william G. Holman, q sales
man for ]. L. Begg, Inc, has
rented the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Renchard at
1743 Twenty second street
NV. to the Government to
serve as q temporary Blair
House" for two months. The
mansion will be used to
house visiting dignitaries while
the Blair House undergoes
renovation.
HeFndon Apartment
Financing Set
A $150,000 perm anent
mortgage loan for the second
section Of q 22-unit apart
ment in Herndon, Va, has
been placed through the Sun
Life Insurance Co. Of America
by the Thomas ]. Fisher Co.
Frank s. Hight, vice presi-
dent Of the Fisher Co., an
nounced the mortgage loan
was placed with the insur-
ance company through their
loan correspondents, the
Trencher- Walker Co.
American U. Offers
Management Course
American University win
offer two courses in property
management during the
coming school year.
Registration will be held
Evening star., 1963-08-24
BETHESDA iI3:IE7Y3i3J3HIE
IF It's Worthwhile It's In Our File"

ENTHUSIASTICALLY HILLS-FIRST OFFERING
Sturdy brick split level Five bedrooms, 32 bafh CENTER
HAIL PLAN. hreploee in living and 26 Teersoon
room, completely equipped kitchen with tobIe spoes formed
size dining room rear screened porch level LOT, cENIRAt
AIR CONDITIONING fogsone poio, full basement Eohy
possession $43 $50. OPEN sum. as DR., Out Brudsy
BLVD 10 ovfbin Rood left block TO Dvrbn Terrace Iss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
First Lody's
Doctor Visits
Hospitals

HYANNIS, Mass, June Is
(AP).-Mrs. John F. Ken
nedy's personal physician
made q quick trip to Cape
Cod today to inspect mater
nifty facilities at Cape Cod
hospital and the Otis Air
Force Base hospital.
DR., John Walsh, who is
expected to attend the birth
Of the First Lady's third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

Day, Senator Mike Mansfield.
and Ambassadors from Lux
embourg, Afghanistan, Ar
gentina, Nicaragua, Hondu-
ras and Panama.
- =
A Peruvian reception yes
terday afternoon was the oc-
casion Of an award cere-
mony at the Embassy.
Ambassador and Mrs. Berck-
emeyer were hosts at s
o'clock. when the Ambassa-
dor presented the Order Of
the Sun Of Peru to Mr.. ].
Peter Grace and Mr.. An
drew B. Shea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

child. was accompanied by
DR.. Janet Travel.
Neither would comment to
newSmen.
However. the purpose Of
the visit indicated DR.. Walsh
wanted assurance adequate
facilities exist on the cape
for Mrs. Kennedy to have
her child. She plans to spend
the month Of July at Hyannis
Port and the baby is due in
August.
Reservations have been
made for August at Walter
Reed General Hospital,
Washington. for Mrs. Ken
nedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Justices Among Guests

were French delegate Michel
Cepede and Col. Edward c.
Kavanagh.
Guests Of Ambassador and
Mrs. Garlic Flores included
Postmaster General and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

Mexico had been chosen
along with Japan to outline
to the Congress Mexico's
growth in agriculture at a
rate exceeding the popula-
ton growth. Listening in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

ss7.IsOO . TFlEviaoN. RADIO. Hl.Fi. MAJOR
Evening star., 1963-02-10
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
chance Of occasional rain or
snow today and tonight. end
ing as rain tomorrow. High to-
day in the upper 30s. Low to-
night 80. Mostly cloudy and
a little warmer tomorrow. Sat-
urday's high: SO, at 2:30 pm;
low, II, at $40 am. q
Maryland-Cloudy OCCASION
al rain or snow likely today
and tonight. High today in low
or middle 30s. Cloudy, little
warmer tomorrow, rain ending
east Of mountains. some snow
or snow flurries. turning colder
in mountains.
Virginia-Cloudy chance Of
occaoional rain or snow in
north, rain likely near coast,
and some rain likely by after
noon or night In the remainder
Of the south. High in upper 30s
and 40s. Mostly cloudy and
somewhat warmer tomorrow.
rain ending east Of mountains
and some snow or snow fur
ries. and turning colder in
mountains.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds northeast at
1915 knots in the south, and
mostly southeast at 10 knots In
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Mr.. Kuufmunn,
Ex-WhoIesuIer
Of Furniture

Siegfried- Kaufman, 10, re-
tired owner of a wholesale
furniture business, died yester-
day at Doctors Hospital after
a heart attack. He lived at
1923 Luzon avenue NV.
Mr.. Kaufman fled his ma
tive Germany in 1888 and had
lived here since.
Mr.. Kaufman was a men,
ber of the board of directors
of the German subsidiary OF
Remington Rand Corp, and
a member of the Saar delega-
ton which negotiaHd trade
agreements between France
and the Saar before he left
Germany.
He leaves his wife, Frieda
of the home address; a son
Herbert Kaufman OF 3222
Brooklawn court, Chevy Chase;
a sister, Mrs. Erna Feiner Of
Reading, Pa; and three grand
children.
The funeral VIII be at Dan
zansky funeral home, 35Ol
Fourteenth street NV, al
1890 tomorrow monrin g
Burial will be in George Wash
ington Cemetery. The mourn
ing period will be observed a,
1922 Brooklawn court.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
james Berry, jr., 81,
Real Estote Man, Dies

James McKenney Berry, jr.,
81, q prominent Georgetown
real estate operator, died Fri
day at Georgetown University
Hospital after a brief illness.
Mr.. Berry, a native Of WASH
ington, was the third-genera-
ton member of the j. McKen-
ney Berry real estate company,
established about 1880, and a
member of the Washington
Real Estate Board.
He was a direct descendent Of
Henry Foxhall, one Of George
towns first settlers and foun-
der of the Foundry Methodist
Church there.
A 1885 graduate of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, he was a
communications officer for the
Navy in World War II, serving
in New Guinea and the Philip
pines.
Mr.. Berry, a member Of st.
Patrick's Episcopal Church h,
leaves his wife, Louise Kramer
Berry, Of 4577 Indian Rock
terrace NV; a daughter. Vir-
ginia Louise, and a son, James
j. III, Of Portsmouth, Va.
Services will be at LAS pm.
tuesday at st. Patrick's
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Mrs. RepIone Buried
In Heavy Snowstorm

hell for the past 10 days. All
I can do now is follow Rev.
Dozer's advice and go back to
start picking up the pieces"
The chunky, balding Mr.. Re-
plane, a general science teacher
at Laurel Junior High School,
said after the funeral that his
future plans are highly uncer-
tain. He indicated he might not
return to his job teaching the
seventh and eighth grades at
the Maryland school.
Maryland State Police Sergt.
Wilton r. May, meanwhile,
said no police from the Wash
ington area attended the fu-
neral. He said there have been
no new developments in the
case and indicated that po-
lice are without a suspect or
substantial clues to the killer
Capt. Charles w. Magaha
reiterated his appeal to the
public, asking anyone with any
knowledge Of the case to come
forward. Police are particularly
anxious to talk to anyone who
may have seen a car parked on
College avenue in Ellicott City
on the night of January 2l-22
when Mrs. Replane's uncon-
scious form was thrown into a
thicket to freeze to death.
Sergt. May said police have
received a number of phone
calls and letters, some of them
obviously from "cranks," offer
ing information about the
case. None of the information
received so far has peen help
full, Sergt. May said.
A 38-year-old Ellicott City
man was released after a night
in the Waterloo, Md, State
Police cellblock. Sergt. May
said the man called up roar
ing drunk" Friday night anC
said he wRs connected with
the Replane case. This morn
ing, when the man was qucs-
toned again, he didn't ever
know where he was or what
he had said the night before
police said.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Mrs. Armstrong;,
Wife Of General

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 9 (AP). -
Mrs. Vernelle Hudson Arm
strong. 81, wife of retired Air
Force officer, 1t. Gen. Frank
A. Armstrong jr., died today in
q hospital. She was a native of
Richmond, Va.
Survivors include her hus-
band; a son, Capt. Frank A.
Armstrong III, with the Air
Force in Germany; her mother,
Mrs. C. L. Hudson of Rich
mond, and a sister, Mrs. T.
Britt Sheally of Jacksonville,
Fla.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Garh nf Chunks

CARROLL, CORINNE MARIE. The
family Of the late CORlNNE MAklE
CARROLL wishes 70 acknoWIeoss !,
with sincere appreolatlon the nsds mahs
fioWers and other acts Of kindness
rendered By the priests and Sodality
of sd, dabriefs, different CLUBS.
friends and neighbors during tnelr
re'e"' THE FAMILY.
GREENE. LAUREN. The family oi
LAUREN GREENE wish TO thank
each and every one who contributed
their cards, telegreTnS ana services
during the brief illness and death
Of their daughter and grand
MRS. LILLE HARRISON.
Johnson, ALEXANDER 5. l wish 70
especially thank my friends ana
neighbors Of Massachusetts ave. Sc,
other friends and relatives for their
floral offerings, use Of cars, cards'
many telegrams and other kind
nesses shown me during the pass
ing OF my beloved husband.
LUCY B. JOHNSON.
MISE, EMMA BROOKE. The family
Of the late EMMA BROOKE MUSE
wishes to express their sincere
gratitude to the many friends ior
their thoughtfulness, kindness and
many expressions Of sympathy ex-
tended during our bereavement;
LOUIS R. AND GLADYS MUSE
MEHLINGER.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Garh nf ThankH

ARENA, LUCY M. The family Of the
late MOTHER ARENA wishes to ex-
press to the friends she so dearly
loved its sincere gratitude for their
kindness during the hour Of loss
we shared. THE FAMILY.
BROWN. ALICE NJ. The family Of the
late ALICE NJ. BROWN wish to ex-
press sincere appreciation and
thanks to relatives, friends and
neighbors for their many express
sions Of sympathy and acts Of kind
ness rendered during our recent
WILLIAM NOBLE BROWN, ST.;
WILLIAM NOBLE BROWN, Jr.;
MRS. CARRIE MICKEY.
BRUMBAUGH, ARTHUR z. The fam
lily Of the late ARTHUR Z. BRUM-
BAU0H wish to acknowledge with
sincere appreciation the many ex-
pressions Of sympathy and acts Of
kindness rendered during our recent
bereavement
DAUGHTER, ALICE, AND LoNoo
FAMILY. 10