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HELP-MEN

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JANITOR ASST. Live out, $3.50
per month. For interview call
es4-s66l.
PAINTERS, IS, brush. Mechanics
only. Steady. Work all winter. $2.25
hr. Spray men, LIST class only, So
hr. Report to shop, SANTMYER
d E GRATING CO., INC, at
Marumsco Plaza shopping center.
Woodbridge, Va, am.
JANITOR, between $3.50, no chill.
dren, apt. incl, TIE. 6-42SS ANYTIME,
JANITOR
Must have local experience. Down
town elevator building, using No.
oil Salary $ls5 month.
Shapiro Inc. 1413 K st. NV.
JANITOR for new luxury garden
apis, Wheaton, Nd. Only exper
need apply. Local refs. necessary.
$4,000, MRS. DEAN.
KITCHEN HELP, dishwashers and
porters. For general cleaning, must
be steady workers. Apply RIM. 205,
Washington National Airport.
LABORERS For concrete con.
structlon. 81 per hour. Report "a
job, Landover st. and Aspen 81 u
Alexandria. Va. See MR.. McC0RY.
LARGE GENERAL CONTRACTOR
wants construction engineer.
Experience In quantity take off,
subcontracts and related duties.
Salary open. Box $3.50, Star.
LAWNMOWER MECHANIC IS e 9
MIR. CRAIGIE, 1890 Georgia ave.
Wheaton, Md.
LETTER PRESS PRESSMAN :
FOR SM. CYLINDER AND AUTO
MATIC JOB PRESSES. JU. S-I243
Sat.-Sun.
LIGHTING FIXTURE YER,
thoroughly exper.. to take COM
plete charge Of expanding cleo
tricsl supply firm. fixture dept
Send full particulars Of back
eround TO Box 367-G, Star.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, fully ex
perience ed, straight matter, full
time only. RIA. 6-22S6.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, aggressive
man capable 70 manage store. In
quire H ST. LIQUOR, 800 H st. ne
LOT BOY, exper. preferred, sober
and reliable, with D.. C.. permit
Apply in person. no Calls lJUO lAtr
st. NV.
LUBRICATION MAN For general
construction equipment. Excel; CO
benefits. Good working conditions
Apply in person, 1900 Upshur ST.
Bladensburg. Md. See MR., DeMAR
! co.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER
Exper. In No. 8 oil, for new de luxe
apt. house, Va. area, salary plul
apt. Apply Tuesday, Sept, q. U
am. to pm, Roosevelt dr., Fall
Church, Va. at Wilson blvd. mex
to Towers Plaza.
Maintenance-Painters
| Permanent, full.tlme work for exper
! fenced and steady men. Must havI
car. Maintenance work on A50-uni
apt. project in Sc. Apply rear ISL
Gainesville st. Sc, between am
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SALESMEN-
MANAGERS


Inside showroom sales In Silver
Spring, Rockville areas. Capable
persons with initiative only, Sal
airy 500 plus, Call GEORGE
SAAH, GA. A-6oll.
executive sales. Are
you a frustrated car salesman, jr.
executive in Government, Account.
ant, attorney, public relations
man, direct sales representative?
The above are Sampling OF men
who have Joined our organization in
the past 5 years. Last year they
averaged $4,000. II you are inter-
ested In sales, have a success pat
tern, over rs, write, giving full re.
sumo. Box SOC, Star.
SAL SIN N, excel, opportunity,
POWER TOOLS AND EQUIP.
MENT, INC. Apply l202 Irving st,
ne,
SALESNfAN-MANAGER to work In
College Parks leading Ivy mems
store, experienced only, WA. 7.9A00
fa,- TpVUs n ANtTy
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PERSONAL

ANYONE having information as TO
RETIS, Jr. Call 474-l27l.
BASS SINGER wanted for Western
quartet for recordings. FL. 1909,
after 3, 10. 1883, after S.
CARPETS cleaned in your home
and office. Loose rugs In plant. &c
50. n. Guar. HE. 1897.
CHILD CARE, day care for infant
In licensed home, 5 DAYS a week,
Arlington, Gals Church-W n
blvd. area). S72-s3s7.
ENVELOPES ADDRESSED in my
home. Reasonable rates. Call EN-.
LICENSED TOM THUMB DAY
NURSERY. Pick up and delivery.
Pre-school plan, hot meals, 2
70 8 years. Ss2-i253. 726-6176.
RIA. 6-0s85.
RAG @ ED MOUNTAIN FARM =
200 acres" offers guest accommO-
datiOns In farm home or separate
cottage. Good hunting, also organic
unsprayed apples and cider. See or
write NJ, ID. PETITE, Nethers rd.,
Sperryville, Va.
STOCK REDUCTION SALE
slI.ss and si7.sS dresses reduced TO
S6.q5. All sizes, including half sizes.
and floor DEBRA SHOP. 726 18th
ST. NV.
WALDEN IA coming. group
living project for young men and
women, single or married. For
further information and free
brochure. call the ID. G. WAL
DEN IL COMMITTEE, 474-9202.
A LOAN FOR ANY PURPOSE 10
homeowners, consolidate debts, etc.
! have helped hundreds. MR.. KATE,
Dl. LAS, Ewes. MA. 2.ll54.
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HELP MEN
tcoNTlNUEo>

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We Specialize In These Petitions
ATLAS AGCY., lA20 NY. Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN

PAINTERS, mechanics only. Apply
to SMfTHER & CO. $3.50 X ST.
NV, In person. No phone calls
please.
PART TIME, Wand. men. No
canvasstng, no exper. nee. Car, SD
eve, JU. e-o0J0s ia. 5-94S7.
PART TIME, ewes. and Sat, men
2o'3S. with car. Approx. SIS per wk.
Call 52S-lI1.
PART TIME
through through Friday. Must 'b Be- u M%tnd sS.
pearing and able to converse intel.
lgently. Must be satisfied with
s69.57 PER WEEK
l. TO START
For interview apply Saturday 10
am. or Monday at s pm, ll02 G
st. NV, Suite 306.
PART TINE, evenings. Salary plus
comm. Mutual fund and insurance
hour. Call AP. 1894 or 135-lA6s.
PART.TIME MAN to collect debit 4
evenings a week. Retired man con.
sidered. MA. $3.50.
PART-TIM Statesmen = $500
mo. Comm. Exper. not nee. viii
train. Call MIR. RIVERA, 63e-045l,
PHOTOGRAPHERS, BABY, home
portrait man, experienced, must
have equipment and own car. Work
for established studio, minimum
guarantee, start Immediately. KING
PHOTO, 277-6380.
PIANO TUNERS, several needed
Baltimore area. Store and outside.
Man with. car could earn excess Of
$3.50 week. Permanent Jobs for
qualified men. KUNkEL, ll3 W.
Saratoga ST., Baltic, Md.
PIPE LAYERS and Northwest op.
orator, exper. In sanitary sewer and
water mains. 10. LOOPS.
PLASTERERs, LIST class mechanics,
top wages, report 10 Job ready for
work. $3.50 Col. pike, S. Arl., Va.
Va,
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS, year.
round work. Call after. 5 RIM, EN-
fP;S4SHtMsBfHNc aRp'EEEAMTiHNSS.A "a W 7
Center ST., Manassas, Va.
PLUMBERS, jobbing work, exper.
fenced only. Apply in person rear
or $50 18th st. se.
PLUMBERS, 10 years exper. or
more for repair work In high class
residential homes. Steady work and
overtime the year-round. Apply in
person, 4434 Conn. ave. NV. THO
MAS T.. CLARK, INC.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS, exper.
fenced, new construction, work In
various areas, G a thersb
Rockville, d. C.. suburbs and d. c.
Apply rear OF $50 18th st. sc. or
can Ii. 3-6s3l.
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Hlllandale Gardens housing project.
Riggs I'd. and Powder Mill I'd,
Adelphi. See Mr.. ELMS.
CARPENTERS (D, experienced, old
Borne q SONS. NC. ia. sal.
CARPENTERS, exper. in remodel
ing, must have tools and transp.
Time and one half over "A hours.
Apply $3.50 Chillum pl. ne. (cor.
kansas), 1850 to ? am. only.
CARPENTERS Landover and Aspen
sts., Alex, Va. New lob, winter
work, $3.50 mr., time and Va over.
time. See SMOKY.
CARPENTER Must be exper.
fenced in maintenance, repair and
remodeling work. Car, tools and
refs. necessary. Permanent Job for
experienced man only. 50 per hr.
ia. $4,000.
CARPET MECHANICS, must be ex.
perience. guarantee 81 wks., tor
Pearl DiENER'S. S2s.sooo.
CARPET MECHANICS
lst-class only, top salary. full EN-.
pl0yment, JU. s-44q6.
CARPET HELPERS, must be exper.
fenced, guaranteed 81 Wks,, top sal.
aTy. connany benefits, Mr.. Pearl,
DIENER'S, 52e-sooo.
CARP. HELPER, must be exper,
framing, have tools and trans. Out
Rockville pike. left on MOntrose
I'd, left on Locks, right on Gains.
borough 2 blks. See FRANK CUR
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, qualified for early
advancement 10 accounting manaE.
err or assistant controller. Fast.
growing utility company In North
en-, srn va; Seno eoniiioenusl gu i :,
Box 3J1-G, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, with deg. and al
least ] ". pub. acctg. exper. FIX:
pand. CPA. firm offers diversified
auto. and tax exper, Arrangement
own capabilities. 3d1.lS27.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Permanent, full.time work for exper-
fenced and steady men. Must have
car. Maintenance work on A50-unit
apt. project in Sc. Apply rear 7sl3
Gainesville st. Sc, between 8 am.
and p,m,
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C AZ .NIl! 90 sNPerIencedl q, cId
R f9S Rsw I S SONS, Nc NJ. "a. SSt En-
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PAINTERS, is, brush. Mechanics
only. Steady. Work all winter, S2.2s
hr. Spray men. LIST class only, So
pEcoRATING CO., NC. at al
Margmsso Plaza shopping center
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JANITOR ASST. = Live out, $3.50
per month. For Interview call
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JANIIUR

JANITOR, between $3.50, no chill.
dren, apt. incl, TIE. 6-429S anytime,
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INC.
500 E. MONROE AVE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TE. k.Slan

AN Equal opportunity employer
ASST. BOOKKEEPER
5ls-day wk., starting sal. 500, plus
bonus, vacations and all co. bene-
fits. Can 20 far with fast-groWing
co. Apply In person, HERSON'S
AUTO AND APPLIANCE CO., 9Th
and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-47oo.
ASSISTANT PARTS
MANAGER, exper. necessary, hos
pitalization, paid vacation, pension
fund, Christmas bonus; S-day week.
Salary based on exper. Call Mr.,
GREEN, HU. l.2700.
AUTO BODY REPAIRMEN, ; auto
metal men with exper. Immed.
openings. WA. 7-720o, Mr.. ALDER
SON, between IS.
AUTO CRANE DRIVER, must be
experienced, steady worker, 5-day
week. Steady job, good pay. Com
pany benefits. r SSLYN AUTO
BODY co. 1917 N. Lynn ST., Arl.,
Va. IA. $500.
AUTO MECHANIC for ESQ station
at 550l South Dakota ave. ne.
Good top position for right man.
Must have own tools. Apply In per-
son,
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JANITOR for new luxury garden
apis, Wheaton, Nd. Only exper
need apply. Local refs. necessary.
100000. MRS. DEAN,
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HELP MEN

Ty SERVICE MANAGER. top man.
N. Va. area, In modern service
dept. $500 per yr. 256-llT3.
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TV SERVICEMEN
Full or part time, outside, with car.
fully exPer., excellent opportunity.
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ACCOUNTANTS

ACCOUNTANTS
Jr, and semisenior positions avail.
able Tor college graduates account.
Ing MAJOR, with large local CpA
firm. Submit written application and
complete resume Of education and
experience 10 Suite 1901, lTi7
Pennsylvania ave. NV, Washington
8, ID. c.
ACCOUNTANT with cPA firm ex.
perience At least through semi.
senior level. For varied assign.
ments as assistant 10 chief financial
officer OF private company. Some
travel. not extensive. Excellent op-
pOrtunity. Please send complete
resume 10 Box l46-D, Star.
ADDRESSOGRAPH or Speedaunat
Operator, n you are Interested In a
better Job write and state your ex-
perience, etc. Box GIG, Star.
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ASSEMBLER

and some eIectronic as.
sembly Of Photographic processing
equipment.
We are willing 10 train an inexpeF.
fenced person who is mechanically
inclined. Working hours Q 10 S, s.
day week. Full company benefits.
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TV-Phono. Benchman
Exper, only. co, benefits, full and
part time. Excel. Oppor. 726-Se0o.
UPHOLSTERERS, exper., steady
work. Call JE. 2-24e1 or apply $40
S. Washington ST., Falls Church.
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CARPENTERS Landover and Aspen
sts., Alex, Va. New Job, winter
work, $3.50 hr., time and Va over.
time. See SMOKY,
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cial with whom Prince siha-
nouk appears TO have had Q
close personal friendship was
Brig. Gen. Edward C. D. Scher-
rer. former commander Of the
United States military advisory
group here. Gen. seherrers
tour ended several months ago.
The break over aid came as
the result Of the Princes stated
belief that the United States Is
secretly helping an under
ground Cambodian moement
to overthrow him. The United
States has denied involvement.
Cambodia's shaky national
economy seems likely to suffer
without American aid, but the
nation will not starve. Cambo-
dia always has a large rice sur
plus for export and is richly
abundant in fish, fruits and
many other agricultural prod
ucts.
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can incentive in keeping the
aid programs going. There are
fears that without the Ameri-
can presence. such relations
eventually will deteriorate un-
til Cambodia becomes actively
hostile to the United States.
Cambodia has q population
Of under six million but 1t Is
the geographic cornerstone Of
the Indochina peninsula. With
its northern neighbor Laos. it
could form q corridor for Com
munist China, all the way to
the South China Sea.
Perhaps more important Is
the personal role In Asian poll
tics played by Prince Sihanouk,
Cambodia's gifted, hot-tem-
pered ruler, who ordered the
spurning of American aid.
Prince Sihanouk's policies
are watched carefully by neu-
tralist leaders because Of his
personal prestige. He has been
the architect Of many interna-
tional conferences and had q
strong influence in shaping the
coalition government in Laos
ostensibly neutralist.
Spirit Of Independence
An astute political analyst
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Woshington, D. c, December !, 1853

cided in 1855 to accept certain
forms Of American aid. There
has been q series Of arguments
about this aid.
He asked for q railroad from
the capital. Phnom PENN, to ST.
hanoukville, the nations only
improved seaport. Instead, the
United States built q multi
million-dollar highway, much
Of which collapsed. Prince
Sihanouk feels that road truck
ing is too expensive to make
Sihanoukville a useful port and
now is trying to build a rail-
road without foreign aid.
There have been arguments
over mixing Of Communist bloc
aid projects with American aid
projects. Last year, it was
discovered that American
made trucks and cement had
been used on a large, modern
hospital the Soviet Union built
for Cambodia. A Congressional
investigation resulted.
Friendly With Scherrer
Prince Sihanouk always has
objected to American military
aid to Cambodia's neighbors
He regards South Wet Nam
and Thailand as enemies inter-
ested in dividing Cambodia
Border violations have height.
ened the tension.
J The only high American off.
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SAIGON. Wet Nam, Nov. 80
P).-America has suffered a
foreign policy setback in the
little neutralist monarchy Of
Cambodia. II may have dam
aging effects on Western inter-
ests in Asia for years to come.
With the recent break in aid
relations between the United
States and Cambodia, the
American presence will be re-
duced to about q score Of dip
lomats who will have few func-
tons.
The dollar value Of Americas
economic and military aid pro-
grams In Cambodia was about
$50 million q year-less than
one-tenth the value Of aid to
South Wet Nam. But American
educational projects had begun
to bear fruit, If only In bring
ing about an interchange Of
ideas and views.
Deterioration Feared
Despite Prince Norodom ST.
hanouk's tongue-lashing of
America, personal relations be-
tween Cambodians and Ameri-
cans remain warm and friendly
Preservation Of these rela-
lions has been a major Ameri-
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End of Cambodia Aid Called
Policy Setback for U.S..

who often writes detailed polit-
ical and philosophical essays,
he Is bitterly sensitive to i'm
pingements on national sover-
eignty-real or imagined-and
he is fond Of embarrassing
the great nations Of the world
Americas campaign to win
Prince Sihanouk's friendship
began after Cambodia won In
dependence from France.
The United States Secretary
of State at the time, John FoS-
ter Dulles, hoped to build q
solid ti-Communist bulwark
across Southeast Asia. The
United States was the prime
mover in creating the South
east Asia Treaty Organization
CSEATO).
Arguments on Aid
Prince Sihanouk always ha,
thought the only chance fol
peace and independence ir
the face of Chinese pressure
lies In strict neutrality. He con.
sistently has opposed SEATO
His personal relations with Mr.
Dulles were poor, and he still
refers to him as a Yankee i'm.
perialist.
Nevertheless, the Prince de.
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Fleet Reserve Rites

The Fleet Reserve ASsocia-
ton will hold its second annual
Candlelight Memorial Service
in honor Of both Pearl Harbor
Day and the late President
John F. Kennedy at Z pm. De-
cember 8 at the Navy Chapel
1901 Nebraska avenue NV.
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An astute political analy'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-11
MRS. EVA M. WILT

Mrs Eva Marie Wilt, "a, of Mt
Lake Park, died Saturday evening.
July 6. in Garrett County Memorial
hospital in Oakland, following a
long illness.
Born October 20. 1918, at Horse
Shoe Run. W Va, she was a daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Anna Lorene SIaubaugh
Sell, Of Horse Shoe Run, and the
late Luther Paige Sell She was a
member of the Church of the
Brethren
Besides her mother she is sur
vivcd by her husband. Delbert Ira
Wilt. of Bittinger; one daughter,
Anna Marie Wilt. at home five
brothers. Herbert Sell, Horse Shoe
Run; julius Sell, Winchester, Va;
Jacob Sell, brentwood, O.; Carl
Sell. WinstOn-Salcm, n c.; and Del
bert Sell, Leadmine; two sisters,
Mrs. Virginia Donham Aurora; and
Mrs. Alberta Burch. Mt Lake Park.
The body was taken to the Spigglc
Funeral home at Davis w. Va.
Funeral services were conducted
from Bethel Methodist church,
Horse Shoe Run, Tuesday afternoon
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John e. BAKER

John + Baker. aged rs, of Oak
land. died last Friday, July 5, in
Garrett County Memorial hospital
where he had been patient for
ten days
Born in Preston County, w. Va,
he was a son Of the late John and
Catherine Perry Baker. Twice mar
ried, he was preceded in death by
his first wife, Rachel Tasker Baker.
Surviving are his second wife,
Dorothy McRobie Baker; and
twenty children, including nine
sons. Leslie and Verl Baker. Oak
land Woodrow Baker. Perry. N.
Y; John Baker, Jr., Toledo, O.;
Darrell Baker, Freeport, H.; Ron
aid Baker. Springfield. O.: Roger
Ice, Richard and Douglas Baker,
all at home: II daughters, Mrs.
Bruce WATSON, Cumberland. Mrs.
Harold Shaflcr. TunnClton, w Va;
Mrs Ruth WascolonniS. Sugar
Run. Pa. Mrs. William Gcist, Bal
more; Mrs. William BoChm, Nora,
ILL.,, Mrs Melvin Sincs. Deer Park;
Norma Jean, Barbara Ann, Linda,
Janet and Patricia all at home;
two brothers, Lloyd Baker, Oak
land; Shirley Baker, Morgantown;
one sister, Mrs. Cora Taskcr, In
dian Rocks, Pa; and SO grandchil-
dren.
The body was taken to the
Leighton-Durst Funeral home.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the Church of the Nazarene
9Th street, Oakland, with Rev.
Robert c. Roberts, pastor, officiat-
ing. Interment was in Oakland
cemetery
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low Murphy Her husband, Harry
G. Kiscr. died June 8 of this year
Deceased was a member of the
Ev. United Brethren church of
Loeb Lynn.
Survivors include four daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy Liller, Hamilton, o.;
Mrs Betty Friend Deer Park Mrs
Marion Wright Baltimore; Mrs
Lillian Russell Homecoming; son,
Lewis Kisner, Garfield, n j.; a
brother, Harry A Murphy Mt
Lake Park, and eight grandchil-
drcn.
The body was taken to the
Lcighton-Durst Funeral home in
Oakland Funeral services were
conducted from the Loeb Lynn
Ev. U b. church Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock with Rev Oscar W
Hull. pastor, and Rev George W
Simpson, former pastor, officiating
Intcrmcnt was in Oakland ccmc-
terry
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EARLE n. AuLT

Earle II Ault aged 70, who
served as postmaster at Accident
for many years, died suddenly
Saturday July s. at his home at
Accident
Born May 30 1850, in Accident,
he was the son of the late George
and Rebccca burst Ault
MIR Ault was a school bus opera
tor and for the past several years
he was retail dealer of farm sup
plies. In 1854 he was awarded the
Grantsvillc Rotary club Civic merit
award for outstanding community
service
He was a lifelong member Of st
Paurs Lutheran church in Acct
dent
Surviving are his wife, Fannie
BroadWatcr Ault; two sons, Roger
c. Ault. Washington; and Allen f.
Ault, Baltimore; one daughter Mrs.
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MRS. CHARLES KELLER

Mrs. Myra b Keller, aged sc. of
Grantsvillc, died Saturday, July 6,
in Memorial hospital, Cumberland
Born in Grantsville December 5
1895, she was a daughter of the late
Phincas and Melissa Boucher
Boucher.
A graduate of Frostburg State
Teachers college. She was a mem
Der of the FSTC alumni. Garrett
County Historical society and
Mountain Chapter Is, Order of
Eastern Star, Frostburg Prior to
her marriage Mrs. Keller was as
sociatcd with the Interstate Dairy
council Philadelphia.
Survivors include her husband,
Charles O. Keller; two brothers,
John Boucher, Birkan, Ala; Cor
don Boucher, Boston Mass; one
sister. Miss Lucrctia Boucher,
Cumberland.
The body was taken TO the resi-
dcnce Funeral services we're con
Quoted Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock from the residence with
Rev William Borch officiating In
torment was in Grantsville Gene
terry. 1t was requested that me-
MORALS take the form Of contribu-
lions to the asthmatic foundation.
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DIED
EMORY ADAMS. SR.

Emory William Sport Adams.
IS, real estate broker in Oakland
and Garrett county for more than
30 years. died last Wednesday eve
ming, July 3. in Garrett County
Memorial hospital after being a
patient there for two weeks
owner of Adams and Adams
Real Estate Of Oakland he had
been in i'll health for the past year
He was Interested in community
affairs and served several years
on the City Council He ran for
council in 1859 and was defeated
by a narrow margin. Later he was
appointed to the council to take
the place Of Robert NJ Maroncy
who had been named a trial magis-
tratc He later was elected to the
council in 1860, being second high
man on the ticket His term cX-
pred in 1862 and he was not a
candidate for reelection
The deceased was a member Of
the Woodmcn of the World, Garrett
Lodge No. l13, Knights of Pythias;
the Mt Top Chamber of Com
merce in Oakland and the Loyal
Order Of Eagles, Terra Alta.
Born in Crcllin. he was the son
of the late Peter x and Sara Roy
Adams.
He is survived by his wife. the
former Mamie Sanders four
daughters, Mrs Wilda Kitzmiller,
Baltimore. Mrs. Vera Dunbar, Oak
land. Mrs. Elberta Ferguson Mt
Morris. Pa. Mrs Margaret Maruc-
ci Loeb Lynn; three sons, Emory
Adams. Jr.: James T. Adams, Oak
land. Herbert r. Adams, Balti-
more. IS grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
The body was taken to the Min
Mich Funeral home in Oakland
where funeral services were con
Quoted Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Rev Lawrence Shcr-
wood pastor of st Paul's Mctho-
dist church, officiating Intcrment
was in Garrett County Memorial
Gardens
Honorary pallbcarers were w.
W Dawson William D. Castccl,
Percy frautl, Ava Gortncr,
Spencer Graham and Homer Shat
fer Active pallbcarcrs were Arthur
Friend, Herman Wclch, Nordcck
Shaffcr, Floyd Carskadon Burlin
Hollcr and Charles Barkman
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Ruth Gates, LaValc; four sisters,
Mrs. Margaret Friend and Mrs, En-
ma Forsyth, both Of Accident Mrs.
Schrilla Glotfclty, Oakland; and
Mrs. Edna Bond, McHcnry five
grandchildren and four great grand
children
The body was taken to the New
man Funeral residence in Friends
Vile Funeral services we're con
Quoted Tuesday afternoon at ?
o'clock from ST Pauls Lutheran
church by Rev William E. Carlson,
pastor lntermenl was in the church
cemetery.