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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-07-18

ROOMS FOR RENT-Apply at As
Green street,-Advertise 12-tf.
PIANOS Used-straight or player
mahogany, walnut and oak-first
class condition-some refinished, al
reasonable prices. THE MUSIC SHOP.
Phone 85-W. Oakland, Md.-Adver-
tisement 20-2t
LOST-On Sunday, silver link
bracelet, between St. Matthew's church
and 70 Alder street. Reward at 70
Alder street. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
ment q 1t*
FOR SALE-Eight acres ground;
six-room house; garage and hen house.
Well watered; one mile east of Noun
tain Lake Park. Wilma B. Ours, Mt.
Pake Park, Md.-Advertisement 21-3*
USED THRESHERS- 22-3G
Steel Prick with hand feed and wind
stacker; one 22-36 Steel Prick with
feeder and wind stacker, on rubber;
one 22-36 Steel Farquhar with feeder
and wind stacker; one 26-42 Wood
Prick with feeder, wind stacker and
weigher and Dagger. Can be bought
worth the money. N. B. Guthrie, Rom
ney, West Va.-Advertisement 20-2t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-07-18

Those figures up there weren't drawn haphazard1y.
They're fair comparative representation of the tremendous
antik knock improvement in the GOOD GULF gasoline
They show precisely how much this great fuel has been
improved The thing they don't show that this huge
stepup has raised the price of GOOD GULF one penny
See what big difference it will make in your carl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-07-18

FOR SALE-Four-room bungalow,
cheap to quick buyer. S. w. Wood,
Mt Lake Advertisement 6-tf.
FOR SALE-Dwelling of eight
rooms and bath. Apply "a Center St.,
Oakland. Advertisement 19-tf.
FOR RENT-A two-car garage and
storage room. Apply John j. Sweeney,
Oakland.-Advertisement 1857
WANTED-Six tons of good clover
hay. Call 269-M, or see E. R. Fike, At
High street, Oakland. - Advertise
ment 20-tf.
FOR RENT-Two large furnished
bedrooms at &c Alder street. Tele-
phone 305 Mrs. C. H. Browning.-Ad-
vertisement 20-3t
WANTED-A good cook for medi-
UNI size family. Apply to Mrs. F. H..
Field, Second street, Oakland, Md
Advertisement 15-tf.
FOR SALE-Property consisting
of house and two lots, excellent loca-
ton, modern conveniences; located in
Mountain Lake Park, Md, price $500.
For information write owner, Wilbur
F. Gnegy, 100 Charles St., Spartans-
burg, S. c. Advertisement 21-2t.
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tors of friends at Mt. Storm, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Right and two
sons, Mt. Lake Park, were visiting
Mrs. Rights mother, Mrs. Stottlemey-
err, on Sunday.
Post Wright went to Hagerstown
Saturday to visit with his home folk.
Mrs. Wright and daughters expect to
stay for longer visit here at the
home of her parents during the hot
weather.
Willard Swartzentruber is hauling
the students to the Gortner Bible
school from this place and Sunnyside,
which started Monday.
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ROAD PETITION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IT,.
thirty days after the first pubIica liaI
hereof, the undersigned petitionoosuu
with many others will apply to '' tb
County Commissioners of Garret Com une
ty, Md, for the appointment of viorn
ers to view and close that portion W
the unused or abandoned portion Of tS VI
old Northwestern Turnpike inst o s'le
of the West Virginia State line i'm IN
length about a quarter Of a mile, which
is not improved and is unimproved a.
other portions of said highway ara az
RALPH PRITTS, 'e
w. C. ROTH,
EARL C. MOSSER.
ELMER C. SHAFFER
And others, Petitioners
Date of first publication July 18. 1ggO.
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PAID LOCAL NOTICES

FOR SALE-Gas range, apartment
size, used only two months Call at
The Republican observation-disclosures
FOR RENT - Furnished Apart
ments. Apply at Green Palm Restau-
want, Oakland-Advertisement lift
WANTED - Experienced Truck
driver for long distance hauling Write
letter stating age and experience. Ad-
dress p o. Box o, Oakland, Md-Adv.
2l-2t&
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SWANTON

Revival services are being conducted
in the Methodist church here by
Rev. Nelson.
Miss Evelyn Glass, of Cumberland,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford Glass, last week.
Charles R, Friend and members
OF his family, from Grafton, w. Va,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Stella Friend.
Rural mail box owners are request
ed by the Postofice Department to
paint their boxes and posts and make
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-07-18

ROOFING AND SPoUTING-o.
der now and save money. We have w ot'
used Berloy Galvanized sheets 81 nov ~
years and know of none better. Lot et ~ ~
figure your job put on complete bv ~ "
perienced men. Mutual Phone 2aYc OK *
j. S. WENGERD, Salisbury, PaNGS3'
vertisement 6-tf, @Au'
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UNDERWOOD

!
Paul Markley, who purchased the
Offutt tract of land known as the
Bruce Forman tract, is building
bungalow and is cutting the mine
props.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Soldiers and four
children, Table Rock, were weekend
visitors of Mrs. Sellers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Sims.
Mrs. Sophronia Peasley, Los Ange-
les, Calf, was visiting with her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Ashby, ST., and other relatives here
recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Post Wright and
daughters, Doris and Barbara Ann, of
Baltimore; Misses Eva and Connie
Barkman and Mrs. Sam Barkman were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Bark
man, in Cash Valley, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sims were at the
reunion of the Brethren Orphans
home near Maple Spring, on Sun
day, July 7,
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Bolyard and
number of friends and relatives had
family reunion in the Nicholson
grove on Sunday,
Ronald Nine, Johnstown, Pa, is
here to spend his summer vacation
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther C. Nine.
Thomas, Jr., infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Graham, who has been i'll
for some time, is much improved in
health at this writing.
Mrs. Willard Hauser, Oakland, spent
Thursday here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Sims.
Mrs. Post Wright and children and
Mrs. Chas. A. Barkman and children
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Peterson on Thursday.
Arthur Teets and Miss Crystal
Barkman, Terra Alta, w. Va, were
visitors at the home of C. A. Bark
man on Wednesday evening.
Ouite a number of voung neonle Of
this community are attending the
Gortner Bible school which COM
menced Monday and continues until
the 26th.
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% ,,,oro rooo,,t ,,isi+ors of bic na,on+s
Mr. and Mrs T g Nino
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A machinist at Bedfard, Pa, claims
he has invented a cartridge that will
stop a tank cold in its tracks.
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them attractive.

them attractive.
The people of this community re-
greet to learn of the serious illness of
Josiah G. Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Sheckclls and
family, of Oakland, spent Sunday in
Swanton with Mrs. Cora M. Lohr.
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DEMOCRATS SAY

Mr.. President, if we want war, let
us make an open declaration Of war.
Let us refrain from surrepticious acts
which we like to think Of as "short of
war" but which all sensible people in
the world know to be acts of war.
There is no sentiment in this country
in favor of the United States enter
ing the war. SO far as expressions in
the Senate and the House are con-
cerned, not single member of Con.
gress would or has dared to say he
would vote today to put this country
into war. Therefore / say let us be
careful not to provoke war, not to in
vite it, not to go to the point where it
is inescapable.-Senator David /.
Walsh, d., Mass, Cong. Record June
81, 1910
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-07-18

| hope the Senator does not think
this is a replica of 1914-17. We are
going about ten times as fast into the
war as we did then.-Sen. Homer T.
Bone CD Wash, Cong. Record, June
81. 1910.
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Where do you think we will land in
another war, with $75,0O0,0OO,0OO of
debt added to the one we have now?
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What do you think of a great demo-
cratic government, the largest in the
world, the richest in the world, the
one with the most abundant resources
in the world, that in a great national
emergency, when war draws near II
cannot even raise enough money to
pay for its ordinary routine expenses
without a dollar going to the Army
and Navy? Do you think that party
or an administration can go before the
country if these facts are known and
hope to be sustained Senator Mil
lard f, Tydings Cd, Md, Cong.
Record, June 10, 1910.
49,
1t is tyrannous, the arrogant, and
oppressive villains who outrage public
justice, foment strife, promote revo-
luton, and ravage the rights of the
people that we now propose to drive
out Of places of trust and power in
this government. We are with thi;
hour beginning with the National La
Dor Relations Board, which is the
worst rascal nest in this entire nation.
This Board as constituted at the pres
ent moment is the spearhead of the
fifth column" in this country.-Rep.
f. E. Cox (D), Ga, Cong. Record,
June 6, 1910.
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The Labor Board is a fifth column
in every sense of that term as applied
to the field of labor relations. 1t no
longer holds the respect and conf
dence of the American people. To per-
NIT its further depredations is to en-
courage and foster criticism of our
government and to exhibit disregard
for the overwhelming sentiment of
public opinion.-Rev. C. Arthur An
derson (.D), Mo-, Cong. Record, June
6, 1910.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14

pertS as to
the POSSIBLE
ties of swift
industrial and
military pre-
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14

A GOOD reporter these days
1 \ should have diploma from the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technol-
ogy. Making inquiries among ex-
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14

to 1887. Since then the Germans
have guarded Improvements be-
cause of their military importance.
Weather bureau officials said Hit
ler's advantage in foretelling wealth.
er was the result Of study by Bauer
and others at the institute for long
range forecasts at Frankfort 10
years ago. German meteorologists
have been able to forecast weather
for a week or 10 days ahead with
remarkable accuracy, according to
DR.. Carl G. Rossby, who is working
on the American system.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14
Germany Develops Long Range Weather Forecasting

The forecasts, to be made in col
Elaboration with DR.. H. c. Willette of
the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology, are expected to be Of mill
tary importance in the nations de-
tense program. They will be issued
twice week and will forecast
weather conditions for approximate
ly seven days ahead.
American meteorologists studied
the German system under DR.. Franz
Bauer in Frankfort, Germany, prior
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14

Observation-Disclosures meteor
ologists have developed a long-range
weather forecasting system that
American meteorologists believed
today had enabled Adolf Hitler to
time his blitzkrieg with favorable
weather.
Weather bureau officials have
been studying the German system
and have developed q long-range
forecast program that they plan to
begin within the next few months.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14
rA6a;dl{aqha7
Washington, D. G.
FARLEY RELEASES

William Burke, Massachusetts,
Democratic state chairman, has con-
fided to friends that he received
personal letter from Farley con-
tanning authority to release the del
egation eff the Presidents name is
presented to the convention" Since
this Is certain to happen, Jim's let
ter means he will not fight a third
term nomination.
Burke's friends attribute Jim's
letter to the sweeping change in pub
lie sentiment since the catastrophe
war developments. Hitler's blitz-
krieg through the hapless lowlands
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14
Air Raids in U. S. Too!
BY Thomas.

washed up the numerous Demo-
cratic hopefuls as well as the Dutch
and Belgians.
Massachusetts, "a delegates are
the only ones pledged to Farley.
Whether his retirement from the
nomination race means that Jim is
ready to manage another campaign
is unknown.
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14
GEN e RAJ
JOH N SON
.ydHc.'
Washington, d. C.
NOT OVER YET

Washington, d. C.
NOT OVER YET
Il is not known how many British
bd French escaped the Belgian
asco, but it is almost certain that
bile of their equipment did.
The chief French reliance, the
Eaginot line, is completely out
)snked. As a front east toward
ermany, its back door is open. The
ont toward Germany is now in the
birth. If the Germans and Italians
an go through Switzerland as the
Esrmans went through the other
eutrals, the war on the continent
Europe is over. The remaining
french forces would be caught be-
Ind their Maginot line outhanked
both ends and in the grip Of the
tust deadly pincers we've yet seen.
This may be clear out of the pic
tre. The country is very difficult
nd while the Swiss have only about
be same force as Belgium, it is
opposed to be better equipped
'EOugh less well trained. But is it?
large parts of the Swiss population
lie of either German or Italian
kacial stock. If fifth columns could
|Iurk SO well in Nordic-but not Ger
hanic-Denmark, Norway, Holland,
nd Belgium, what is going to hap
BEN in Switzerland? We don't
how. The fog of war is denser than
|Eer, but nothing looks good on the
Eminent of Europe.
Does that mean that the war is
yer? That is the worst nonsense
let / think we are in for some still
bad enough in a month to do for a
|rhole generation.
But nothing has yet indicated that
Filters blitzkrieg patent contraption
Kan destroy the British navy. Eng
land isn't the British empire. She
.ouldn't surrender Canada, for ex-
ample. Napoleon at one time con-
rolled as much of Europe as does
He also controlled
he channel ports. But because he
.dn't command the sea he failed.
II is true that there are now great
differences in armament and the
ieadlines of air attack. It is true
mat Hitler has moved with far
more swiftness, distance and strik-
ng power than Napoleon ever
dreamed. But the crossing of the
English channel to find a Judgment
there and TRANSPORT the weight of
metal and material necessary to
meet the forces possible in defense
will prove a tougher problem than
Hitler has ever faced vet,
It is almost certain that he can
hot do il and leave the indicated
French army in his rear-if the
French are still capable of fighting
and have the will to do it There is
10 proof vet that thew have not both.
There is. of course the sensation-
Il story that Hitler will hold London
+ bornbers and force The surrender
II the british feet That is nos.
lDle. Nllt most unllkelv.
For as long as that feet floats in
Is present Supremacy. Hitler is ne
securely tied To E,irope and his
commerce. is as certainly off the
eas as was Nanoleon's. Germany
an never prevail as a great indus
rial nation unless she is abIe to
ransnort mountains Of manufac-
ured goods
To Get that is HitIer,s real "Me;n
samnf' and while he has made
!reat nroeress this is a large world
md he lie still verv far rom h;s
!oal
We have 70 exnec, f,,rtber d;s,s
ers bnt the defeatist shirt that Is
nreading here is about tho u,orst
Az tar o,,nsai,,as nc h.var,. .,,.,
,eo,,n :, nren.ra 20 fabt 80 NC
ne not.nt;.il'1 .ha rn;aht;ast m
ion =. 49,. ~, ,,a-,5 hs. 80,
~ ~
Glacier County chief., 1940-06-14
SUPERIORITY IN TANKS

The fighting which took place in
Flanders probably was the most
desperate in the history of the
world, even bloodier than the Bat
ties of the Marine and Verdun.
Corpses were piled house high. The
trapped French and British made
the Germans pay in floods of blood
for every foot they advanced. They
knew that most of them had no
chance of escaping, but their OBJ
jective was to weaken the Germans,
give time to General Weygand to
strengthen the defenses of Paris.
The key to this war (and also to
American defense) is to remember
that khaki does not stop machine
gun bullets, while tanks do. Also
that It is impossible to whip an en-
envy whose airplanes can spy out
every move and blast that move
even before it gets started.
The air and tank preponderance of
the Nazis is the crux of their sue
ceSSeS.
NAILS IN SOUTH AMERICA
The problem of protecting the
Monroe Doctrine has undergone in
tensive nights of study of late around
the state, war and navy depart
ments. Nobody is exactly predict
ing that Hitler will invade South
America this year, but nobody ex-
pected him to invade Norway eth
er. And the British, one year ago,
didn't expect to be invaded at all,
and did not very well prepare for it.
So U. S. strategists, not knowing
what Hitler, in the full flush of vic
tory, might do, are endeavoring to
be prepared.
On the maps of South America
hung in government offices these
days are two danger spots. One is
Brazil, the other Uruguay. Other
spots are bad, but these two have
the largest number of Nazi sympa-
thizers and fifth column plotters.
Uruguay is simply honeycombed
with Nazi agents. There are also
strong German colonies in southern
Brazil, and even in Buenos Aires.
In Argentina, the older army Of
ficers are strongly pro-German, hav-
ing been trained by a German Of
ficer. In Brazil, the younger army
officers are pro-Nazi.
Particularly worrisome is the fate
of these countries with Italy in the
war. There are at least 1000, 900
Italians in Argentina-or about one
fifth of the population. Also there
are large Italian colonies in Uru-
quay and Brazil.
Chief undercover strategy of these
racial groups is to overthrow
the present governments in South
America, in favor of puppet govern
ments friendly to the Nazi-Fascist
cause. Then these puppet govern
ments could renomce the Monroe
Doctrine and invite Hitler to the
Western hemisphere.
Note-New aviation aids, enlarg-
ing Of airports, training Of pilots.
and even the cooperation of the
U. S. feet in using Brazilian har-
bors are now under discussion to
bolster the present pro-a1lied gov
Evening star., 1940-08-18

ATTRACTIVE WATER FIR ONT COTTAGE.
Dares Beach, on Chesapeake Bay: available
Aug 3lst through Sept SMITH, Temple
4l50.
NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEAcH-FURN. A.
room cottsge for sale. lisht, water. shade
trfeS. Warfeld .nn1
Evening star., 1940-08-18

BAY GE-WATER-FRoNT SUMNER
home; beautiful view OF bay: city improve
ments; will sell at a bargain See owner at
80 River drive or Call Bay Vista 295l.
IS ACRES. l"5O-FT WATER FRONT
sandy beach; mouth Magothy River. 4
miles from Annapolis. house furnished
modern Improvements. beautiful location;
sell all or part. lis z. 33rd St, Apt 3.
Baltimore. Md
Evening star., 1940-08-18

land, S25 per a. Is mi. D Go a, % a.
cleared good barn $50 PEI Al Camp
land long road frontage good road fne
for building: 5000 per Large and small
far DAN AppnTT C'{p,on On w
Evening star., 1940-08-18
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

DEAL BEACH. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
rms. cinder block; Must be seen.
bargain; price. $1,000; down payment.
81 600 and $50 per month. HEIGHTS
REALTY CO. 201 Central ave. Capitol
Evening star., 1940-08-18

CHEVROLET 1899 1z-ton panel; newly
repainted. excellent tires .xonIisn, ~ +.
tnTo1shout: fully guaranteed A bargain
Evening star., 1940-08-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$500 WISCONSIN AVE- ROOMS AND
bath; small cash ald monthly payments.
OWNER. Michigan 4936
3-STORY BRICK. GOOD CONDITION.
Large store. 65Xl9 an9rtmentS. :
rooms and bath each Sl4.5O0; $1,000
cash bal building association. Phone
Randolph 1901 or Chestnut 9l65 after
6 pm.
csc SO, Fl PAVED ST; RAILROAD
siding avail: l block District line. E. N.
LIGHTBOWN Warfeld l325.
osia-FT FRONT ON PENNA. AVE, 3
blocks from White House. with garage
and alley facilitIes. A bargain a. S2l,0o0.
Cf1AS. L. NORRIS.
o135 Penna Ave NV RE Cll2.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
stock farm, or iust a coy home-conven-
for sale including some fine Colonial es-
iates These properties are located in Pair
fax and adjoining counties and range from
] acre to 5000 Most Of them are within
% miles Of Washineton and on hard roads
See MASON HIRST Annandale, Fairfax
County Va at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 5sl@ Address Route
3. Alexandria Va LCloSed Snndavsl
Evening star., 1940-08-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1895 sedan delivery; a bust
ness and pleasure car az a Sscrinc, price
OIL, OF s3i5 s6e 10 settle pending deal. Chest
rsDain,ed, excellent I'll tires pane excellent ess1y
,hTSgshout; Sgs fully guaranteed. A bargain
oa,. MCMAHON CHEVROLET.
6:!2?3 Georsla Ave NV GE OI0O
CHEVROLET 1923 station wagon: excel
a:6rsss !: ss Il: sE!B5.7s sea65;
vhtel6ase, dual rear tres r.pain,sd pain an, and
arS9ndti9ned anes zion fns condition and appear
1922 18th St, NV no $500
CHEVROLET 1897 la-.on panel delivery.
IspalnLed renewed In ouT shop, ' rood oetST ttTe.
eHeeilen' snnIsoa ssqnn5I,ion thEnnghogt hT4Wb
l322 lith 81 NV no $500
CHEVROLET ia-ton rancl. thoroushlv re-
conoltio1eo; nearly new tires, sosolu,sIv
1seks fi on roof a real bargain for days
e3e3 GeoTsia Ave NV. GE. oIoo.
CHEVROLET 1885 panel. six-ply tires Al
ee9bnditi9p, ebn1t r. $50 L. L. Lohr, Fairfax, Va
t!Tes ana appearance
ADDISON CHEVROLET
L. l4th 81. NV HO 800
DODGE 1870 '4-ton panel delivery ssn5:
terms. trade; one owner: practically new
LenoX Motors. Wash BALTIC blvd. al Peac.
Cross. Warfeld 1882
FORD FORD 1920 HufkSter, truck perfect con-
alton. $40 Call Taylor 04s0'
ion stake Ia4o 1l1SD inSDecs.d as2 sa5 Sb'V s5 s5
Motors ass Fla. NV. DE 035s.
FORD truck, pickup; GOOD rubber and
motor. 1902 Georgia ave. NV
orakes refined; S25. 426 sth st. ne.
FORD 1888 cab and chassis t2D. sosa
ssaGn' also 1887 Ford cab and chassis
Sls5; any terms you say. Lossn Motors.
2ofo Ism St NV. Hobart 400
FORD 1887 i7-ton panel: thoroushly re-
condltioned. newly repainted; ) practically
new tires. 30-day written guarantee: low
S0VH payment, easy G. NJ. A. c. terms;
o, MCMAHON CHEVROLET
h'-.' Georgia Ave. NV. GE. OlOO.
FORD 1897 sedan delivery in better than
aVeTaes condition; Sl75. Also 1888 and
reasonaoly priced and guaranteed Steuart
Motors 3rd and H sts. ne. AT $500
VAN BODY. . unit used, 19'xs0X7o7- ss5
HYDRAULlC DUMP, Ia yd, good shape,
eHEysoLET CAB. new. 1899. SIS.
. AhE IL Il. long like new $3.50
81 MEEkS SON
So G ST. NV
Evening star., 1940-08-18

ALL BIDS RECEIVED JULY Is. 1910 HAV-
ing been rejected. sealed proposals will be
received . 90 pm. August ~. 1870. al the
once OF McCloSkey & Co 3rd and Inde-
pendenee ave. s.v Washington. D c. for
decorative painting IN the new Social Sc
curlty Board and Railroad Retirement
Board Building ReviSe1 bidding forms
plans and specifications may be secured on
application 70 McCloskey g. Co.
aul1.lS 10
Evening star., 1940-08-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

SIS ACRES, so ACRES UNDER CULTI-
walton. stream. in each held, 20 acres
vel located in Virginia, 40 mi. to D. C..
So. 500. Box BOIL, Star.
SETTLE ESTATE, 80 ACRES. GROOM
house well water. level ground: apples
grapes. bldss 20 minutes D. c. GE. ll22.
21l-ACRE FARM 1876 CLEARED, As
timber, well fenced, Arm. frame mouse
chicken house Sarsse p oufhniIdinss. 9ba attrac,
property; priced, S6,6O0 hour drive
from D. c.
electricity, 22-cow barn. Is stanchion cow
sheds, outbuildinss, well with gas engine,
cows, colts, 4 horses, binder. mower,
manure, spresdsr oo and other machinery
resl estate, P, o. Box IS, PoolesyilIs. Nd
Phone Poolesvile 1891. '''