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Evening star., 1947-02-13
Electric Heaters Reduced
" and More

Master Heaters, 1890 watts. Less than u price
Now 81 80
Infra-eectric Heaters which beat in all directions
Less than " price. Now -$14.95
i Trimont Electric Heater, 1000 watts. Was s33
Now . -- SIG. so
Arvin Electric Heater. Was So so. Now S4.25
Is Aratherm Electric Heaters, 1890 watts. Less than
u price Now---------- $3.50
Redi Heaters, 1920 watts Less than u price
Now L---- ------------S $3.50
IL Redi Heaters, 1920 watts. Less than " price
Now 1------- ------------ S8.S5
Fayson Heaters, 1920 watts. Less than " price
Now
W&L-Electric Appliances, Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Large Toys Greatly Reduced

Large Toys Sreotiy keouced
1s-inch an-bearing velocipede. Was s2s.s5. Now,
$17.s5
14-inch Ball bearing veocpede. Was s2s.75. Now.
$17.95
16-inch Ball u-bearing veiocipede. Was s2s.7s Now.
$17.95
/ Junior Miss Chase Tongue. Covered with figured
cotton.\ Was $3.50. Now $9.95
Simulated Leather recovered Upholstered Chair.
Was $10.25. NOW ------------$ $o.So
De Luxe Doll Carriage In q folding style Was
$3.50 Now -siS'oo
1 Large Doll Coach. Was $3.50 Now 1880
"a Small Wooden Rockers. Two to three-year size.
Less than u price. Now --------------------N
1 Medium size Maroon Doll Coach. Was $14.95.
NOW -------- 5000
1 Ball bearing Pedal Kar. Was $7.95. Now $4.Ss
8 Large Drop-side Doll Cribs. Were $3.50. Now
ats ; $3.50
Six room Doll House. Was S495 Now ------- s2.95
Large Wooden Rocking Horses. Were $15.95. Now,
$9.s5
Q Medium size Doll Beds. Were $2 Now - 81
Doll Wardrobe. Was $12.95. Now ------- S6.95
10 Shoofy Rockers. Less than "a price. Now, $7.s5
/ Modern Desk and Chair Set Was so. Now.
$17.50
W&L-The Toy Store, Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Fruit Cake, BouiIIon,
Steak Souce Reduced

les Fruit Cakes packed in vacuum tins 2-pound
size. Were $3.50. $1.25
20 Tombo Concentrated Tomato Bouillon, pint size.
Were SIC Now Csc
IS Bottles of Steak Sauce, 8-ounce size. Were 14c
W&L-The Food Shop, Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Choirs and Choise tongues

Choirs and Cholse tongues
1 Chaise Tongue with brown floral cotton
cover. Was s5s.95. Now ---------- $3.50
Boudoir Chairs with spring construction
and cotton covers. Were $22. Now $14.50
1 Boudoir Chair with rayon and chintz
cover in rose and white Was S44. Now $29
Boudoir Chairs with rayon and chintz
cover in chartreuse and white. Were $50.
Now $3.50
1 Striped Cotton Boudoir Chair. Was s43.50.
Now --------S $3.50
1 Rose Cotton Boudoir Chair. Was $28.
NOW ---------~------------ si'
i Cherry Cotton Chaise Tongue as. is. Was
SIT. Now $3.50
1 Pillow back Boudoir Chair with chartreuse
dowered rayon cover. Was $46. Now S3250
1 Boudoir Chair with chartreuse and gray
rayon cover. Was $4275. Now 80
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Boudoir Chairs, Vonities, Pillows,
Mattresses, Beds Reduced
Vonities, Dresser

Vonities, Dresser
1 Walnut Veneer Modern Vanity with at
tached mirror. Less than " price. Now,
Ss4.ss
Mahogany finish Vanities with attached
mirrors. Were $47.50. Now e---- $23.75
l Blond Mahogany Modern Dresser with
three large drawers and attached mirror. As
is. Was $50. Now ----------$3 $39
Mirrors
Mirrors, 22x33 inches. Were SIS. Now,
10 Maple finish Swinging Mirrors with stand
for attaching to vanity or dresser. Were
$40. Now --- S.
Oak Hanging Mirror. Was $40. Now $3.50
1 Maple-f finish Hanging Mirror. Was S..
1 Mahogany finish Hanging Mirror. Was
$3.50. Now 1913
Maple-fnish Hanging Mirrors. Were 50.
Bed Pillows
50 Bed Pillows Of 500 water fowl feathers
and 20Gs down 2lx27 inches. Cotton tick
ing Were s5.75. Now $3.75
Bed, Mattresses
Double-siEe Hollywood Bed with felt mat
tress. Was $79. Now ----- $3.50
8 Double size Felt Mattresses. Were $3.50
Now - ------- - $19.75
Double size Box Spring. Was $3.50. Now,
$3.50
1 Double size Felt Mattress. Less than y
price. Now --ss.t0
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Cotton Rugs Reduced

ovals rounds and oblongs in wide selection OF
solid colors. Not all colors IN all sizes
obIonss -,. - ...a- - -
8, 2x43 Were $3.50 Now----------------- $3.50
IL, 2ox3s Were s5. wy----J--<- $3.50
H. 25x5o. Were s7.s5. Now----------------$5.3 $3.50
2, 21x40. Were $4.25. Now ow-----------------ss.lo
oyoIs
rs 2oxso Were s2s5 Now sl.ss
Rounds
IL, 27-nch. Were $3.95. $3.50
10, 34-in Were s5.95. Now ---------------- 1895
l Handmade An-wool Texture Rug In self-tone
shell design. sx12 In soft green. Less than y. Now
ss75o
: Cotton Textured Reversible Rugs in blue and
white and beige and white. 6x9 Were $457o
Now Observation-Disclosures S2S75
Cotton shag -textured Rugs in and red 6xs
Were $34.95. Now .------------------$ $l975
AIl-wool Textured Pile Rugs in rose. 24x36. Less
than u price. Now .--------------------- $34O
AlI-wool Textured Pile Rugs in green and rose.
24x40 Were 1925. Now w-------------------.S S415
2 An-wool Textured Pile Rugs in rose 27x4S Were
s10.80 Now S54O
Cotton Shag -textured Rugs in wine. 34x4s. Were
s14e5 Now $685.
4 Cotton Textured Rugs in wine. 2ox3s Were
1885 Now S245
Cotton Textured Rugs in peach 2Sx54. Were
1895 Now $495
/ Heavy Cotton Rug in modern textured design
Blue. 4x6. Was s35. Now ---------------$19 $1975
Cotton Shag-textured Rugs in blue, rose and
green, 4x6. Were $16.4c. Now -------------- 1915
Handmade An-wool Shag -textured Rugs in dusty
rose. 4x6. Less than " price. Now ------- $24sS
4 Handmade An-wool Shag -textured Rugs in green
and rose. 3x5. Less than " price Now---~$16.95
1 AlI-wooI Hand hooked Oval Rug in rose floral
design 2x4. Were $3.50. Now ---------- $S25
Oval Cotton Rug in floral design. 27x4s. Was
W&L-F1oorcoverings Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

son Center, Twelfth and L streets NV,
$50 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERyICEMEN.
Ping pong, music, games, USO Club, sol
Pennsylvania avenue NV, 3 O'Clock to-
night.
Arts and crafts. 8 o'clock and games In
gymnasium dancing. o'clock tonight,
Penthouse USo. Seventeenth and X streets
NV.
Party at Walter Reed Hospital. leave
club lounge. $50 o'clock tonight. USO
Club. 1911 II street NV.
Fire hopes to arrange for regular
supplies of Manitoba wheat to be
mixed with the homegrown prod
uct, because that mixture makes the
best bread, 1t is claimed.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Exceptional Reductions
~ saan.a sass- -

Gas Ranges, Base Cabinets,
Sinks Reduced
24-inch Metal Base Cabinets. Finished in white.
Iinoleum top. Less than " price Now ---- $26s5
8 30-inch Metal Base Cabinets Finished in white.
Linoleum top. Less than Il price. Now ------$29S5
l 3o-gaIIon Gas Water Heater. Was $74.lo. Now,
$5410
54-inch Porcelan-top Sinks. Complete with bases.
Were s133e5 Now $8995
1 De Luxe Tappan Gas Range. Was $190. Now, $140
Estate Gas Range. Was $181.30. Now S1313o
w&I-Eectric Wares, Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service
The Republican., 1947-10-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Five joints heavy a
in. soil pipe. Paul Moon, McHenry,
Md.-Adv. 31-2t%
FOR SALE-1936 four-door sedan,
in fair condition. Richard Beckman,
Swanton, Md.-Adv. 31-3t*
FOR SALE-Two good young cows,
be fresh soon. Robert Davis, Deer
Park, route 2, Md-Adv. 32-2t*
FOR SALE-Used Estate Heatrola,
electric circulating fan. Arthur Say
age Garage, Liberty street, Oakland,
ADV. 31-3t.
FOR SALE-Shropshire and Hamp-
shire Rams; also silo filler. Stone
House Farm, Grantsville, Md.
ADV. 30-6t#
FOR SALE-2OO acres of timber,
partly cut, near Swallow Falls. Apply
to Hugh Ream, route |, Oakland.
ADV. 30-3t'
PORTABLE UNDERWOOD Type
writers for sale. E. S. Smith, % S.
Third Street, Oakland, Md, Telephone
8-J.-Adv. 29-St&
FOR SALE-16-foot speed boat
for use with outboard motor. Factory
made, cedar hull. Can be seen by cal
ling PIP. If.
FOR SALE-Registered Guernsey
Bull, 3 years old; 7. B. and Bang ac'
credited. c. Earl Stanton, Grantsville
| Md.-Adv. 30-3t.
FOR SALE-3, 5000 feet dried lum-
/ ber. 2x As, 2x6's, PISS and inch
lumber. Thomas K. Vance, Bayard
w. Va.-Adv. 31-2t.
FOR SALE-House in Loeb Lynn
6 rooms and bath; full basement
furnace and hard wood floors. Phone
352- M.-Adv. 31-2t.
FOR SALE-one 1887 IL tor
Ford truck, in good running condi
ton, with good tires. Wesley Harry
ev, Gormania, W. Va-Adv. 30-3t*
FOR SALE - Three-piece living
room suite, excellent condition, rea
sonable price. Ezra Lillcr, Gormania
w. Va.-Adv. 27-tf.
| FOR SALE-1939 Plymouth coupe
spotlight, radio and heater. Nev
tires. Robert Hinebaugh, route |
Friendsville-Adv. 31-2t"
FOR SALE-1936 Studebaker Pres
ident, fair shape, good tires, fo
Iquick sale, price $22500. Dempsey Mel
son, Vindex, Md.-Adv. 32-2t*
FOR SALE White enamel Goa
range cooking stove, like new. Can b
seen at IS Second street. Lester De
Witt.-AdV. 32-2t"
The Republican., 1947-10-02
WANTED

=
WANTED = y GlI or woman ia u, Iof a,
houSekeepef' CaI -o+-' '---4uN' '--'''
WANTED-Two and one-half tons
good clover hay. +. r. Fike, AZ High
street, telephone 369.-AdV. 32-3t.
WANTED - Two boarders. Mrs.
Emma Specht, Second street, Oak
land; Phone 1l2-R.-Adv. 3l-tf.
WANTED - Salesman. Neat ap-
pcarance; experience not necessary,
will train. Guaranteed salary and
commission. See Emeric Dusic at
Dusic Wholesale Produce, 116 High
street.-Adv. 32-2t.
Wanted - School Cafeteria Man
aeer. Must be able to cook, plan bal
anced meals. and keep accurate rec
ords of Cafeteria accounts. Apply in
person anv school dav at the Oakland
Elementary school.-Adv. 32-2t.
WANTFD To R1-Y -Co,.t,in kinds
of oid naItcards and envelones nost-
", ,,,a,,5ad piU PJ Iof0 ~ ~ @199a. @ aIso win Inv
l4@,,'n l+'sl ny" cdilootions ~ of II 8 stan5ns
The Republican., 1947-10-02
Youth Is Fatally
Injured When Hit
By Automobile

Miss Doris f. Rosenhereor, Is.
of Cumberland, son Of Mr.. ANA Mrs.
Raymond Roscnbcrgcr, and a grand
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A..
Boachy, of Grantsvillo, was fatally
injured on September 20 when she
was struck by car in front Of her
home at Roberts Place, Cumberland.
Funcal services were conducted
September % from St. Marks Evan
gclical and Reformed church, Cum
berland with Rev. Carl II. Clapper,
pastor, officiating. Interment was in
the GrantsyilIe cemetery.
PaIIbearers and flower girls were
school friends Of the deceased Miss
Rosenberger was born at the home Of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heachy, west Of Grantsville. route 40.
The Republican., 1947-10-02
TRESPASS NOTICE

All persons are warned not to en-
ter upon, cross over or in any man
ner trespass upon the land Of the
undersigned, in the Winding Ridge,
Bear Greek. and Cove communities
for the purpose of hunting.
Edward Hachman, Rob Roy Paugh,
August Harman, Bert Griffith, Ray
mond Kolb, Claude Fi!Io, Harry
IIockman, Henry Glass, c. f. George,
S. f. Friend.
Woodrow Friend, George E, IIctz,
Walter Margroff, Henry Hetz, Roy
L. Harman, Newton Griffith, Gilbert
Uphold, L. w. Harman, Robert Hav-
ener, E. NJ. Riley, Albert Richter.
ADV. 2S-14t#
The Republican., 1947-10-02
CARD OF THANKS

For the kind expressions of sympa-
thy and for all acts Of kindness and
helpfuIness during the illness and fol-
lowing the death of our husband and
father, we are extremely grateful.
We also want to take this oppor-
tunity to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation to our friends and
neighbors who gave flowers and do
mated the use of their automobiles for
the funeral service
Mrs. Samuel KEEPER
and Children
Adv If
The Republican., 1947-10-02
Law Offices of
JONES < JONES

Susan IIumbertson and Grant Hum
bellson, her husband, Edna Wass and
Howard Wass, her husband, Charles
Lint and Sarah Lint, his wife, Leona
Shartzer, widow, Orion Lint and Ma
omi Lint, his wife, Vivian Sulc and
Joseph Sulc. her husband. Helen Ship
ley and Ewing Shipley, her husband,
Amos Jolliffe and Catherine Jolliffe,
his wife, Elizabeth Thomas and Cecil
Thomas, her husband Kenneth Thom-
as and Mae Thomas, his wife, and
Loretta Thomas Plaintiffs
vs..
Armatha Shoemaker. widow, Sadie
Wade and Thomas Wade, her husband,
Earl Lint and Eliza Lint, his wife,
Catherine Boiling and Playford Boil
ling, her husband. Maude Bahler and
Elmer Bahler, her husband, Paul Lint
and Rose Lint, his wife, Edward
Lint, Joseph J. Lint and Faye Lint,
his wife, Nehone Lint and Thelma
Lint, his wife, Mary HoWman and
Connie Howman. her husband, War
ZEN Lint and Frances Lint, his wife,
Ernest Lint and ........ Lint, his
wife. Defendants.
No. 1861 Equity, In the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, Maryland.
The Republican., 1947-10-02
Miner Injured Hand

Ira Hershman, 56, Kitzmiller coal
miner was admitted to Memorial hos
pital las Thursday afternoon for
treatment Of left hand injury
suffered while at work at the McNitt
Coal Company mine.
His condition was good after sur
gcons repaired the tendons between
the small and second finger Of his
hand which were severed when his
hand was caught between machinery.
The Republican., 1947-10-02

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
OCTOBER 6 AND 7, 1947 /
BY order of the Board.
The Republican., 1947-10-02
LOST

LOST Sunday, black bill fold,
containing drivers license and papers
and about $4,000 in currency. Re
ward if returned to Richard Ferrcll,
Oakland.-Adv. 31-3ts
LOST - One "whippet" or grey
hound dog, aged IA years, is crippled
and sick, but a pet. Wandered away
September 10th. A reward Of S. will
be paid for information leading to his
recovery. Any one knowing the where
abouts of this dog, communicate with
Stuart f. Hamill, Oakland, Md.
ADV 31-2t#
The Republican., 1947-10-02
FOR RENT

ROOMS With Board. Park View
Lodge, Mt. Lake Park.-Adv. Stiff.
FOR RENT - Three-room apart
ment and bath in Mt. Lake Park.
Phone 3S6-J.-Adv. 32-2t.
FOR RENT - Modern five-room
cottage with bath. no one with chill
dren need apply. Robert Davis, Deer
Park, route ,, Md.-Adv. 32-3t%
FOR RENT Attractive cottage,
furnished Mt. Lake Park, containing
three bedrooms (four beds) box
spring mattresses; central heating
plant, hot water; small gas stoves
also in several rooms. Beautiful view
of mountains. Possession October /,
1947, to May 18th, 1913. Seen by ap-
pointment only. Rent. $500 per
month. W. o. Bitter, Phone 325-M
ADV. 24-tf.
The Republican., 1947-10-02
Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

WILL BUY wild, clean, ginseng,
dry or green. Henry Kitzmiller, Table
Rock, Gormania, w. Na.-Adv. 32-4t7
APPLE BUTTER Factory open
Monday through Friday until further
notice. Closed Sundays. Barrel cider
making limited Millers, Grantsvllle,
Md, Phone 41-G-3.-Adv. 32-4t"
SAVE CLOVER SEED. If you
have second growth red clover, have
the seed harvested, and save Is per
cent your seed bill. We will harvest 1t
for you on a share basis, or by the
acre with our all crop harvester. See
or Phone 6S0-W-1, Harry f. Paugh,
Oakland, Md.-Adv. 31-2t.
The Republican., 1947-10-02
CARD OF THANKS

We want to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation in this man
ner to our friends and neighbors for
all kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and following the death of
our husband and father, the late Dav-
id E. Ream.
We are also grateful to all who
gave flowers and donated the use of
their automobiles for the funeral ser
vice.
Wife and Children
ADV, 1t,
The Republican., 1947-10-02
TRESPASS NOTICE

Persons are warned not to hunt or
trespass in any manner on properties
of Camps Minnetoska and White
Thorn, also on the Lone Wolf" cabin
property. Niolators will be prosecuted
to full extent of the law.
Frank Hansen
Frank w. Miller
=.
The Republican., 1947-10-02
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

will offer for sale at public
auction at my home, 26 Fourth street,
Oakland, Md, on
SATURDAY. OCT. II, 1947
Beginning at 1 o'clock p. m, promptly
All Of the following described proper
ty:
Three-piece living room Suite, Desk
and Chair, Dresser, Kitchen Cabinet,
electric Sweeper, gas Radiant Heat
ers. / mantle electric Telecron Clock,
l Rocking Chair, Magazine Rack,
Table Top Gas Stove Maytag Electric
Washing Machine, , floor Lamps, I
electric Sandwich Grill, l double Bed,
l single Bed, / 9X12 new Reversible
Fibre Rug, / portable Radio, / table
Radio. End Tables, ! Coffee Table, l
Kitchen Table, , folding Clothes
Rcaks, and other items too numerous
to mention.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash on day of
sale
JOSEPH STANTON
4. 4. CALLS, Auctioneer.
The Republican., 1947-10-02
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


Tho o1ioct Of This snit is TO nro-
cura the MASSAGE Of decree for the
sale of the real estate Of John Calvin
int 1ara OF Garrett County. Mary
land deceased, situate in said Gar
,ptt Comfy. MARYLAND. and for the
distr;b2tion of the proceeds there
from
! The hill states.
That John Calvin Lint. late of Gar
! ra+t Comfy. MARYLAND. deceased. was
! in his lifetime and at the time of his
deatn seized and possessed of the
tract OF land situate in Election Dis
trjct No. ? Of Garrett County. Mary
land. composed of parts Of Military
: Lots Nos. '331g. 1920. 1921 and 3322.
containing 16O acres. more or less,
which WAS conveyed unto the said
I John Calvin Lint and Julia d. Lint,
! his wife bv deed from Norval Speel-
man. Assignee. dated April %. 1892,
J and recorded in Libcr No. 1O4. folio
| 4SO. one of the Land Records of Gar
rett County. MARYLAND. title to said
! land having fuIlv vested IN said John
! Calvin Lint upon the death OF his
! wife. the said Julia D. Lint. Also. an
interest in what is known as the
, Hneman Lane Spring as defined and
descljbed IN \ deed for the above tract
! Of land from Rutherford 3. Spurgn
ct nx 10 Paul Brown ct ux. dated
/ June 20, 1927. and recorded in Libcr
/ No. 95, folio 381 one of.tbe Land
! Records Of Garrett County. Mary
] land, Said land is subject however.
to certain rights-of-way retained bv
said Rutherford B. Spurgin and wife
by said deed. Certified copies Of both
Of said deeds are filed as exhibits.
Said land is also subject to an
! easement granted by SAID John Cal
YIN YIN Int ana "IIe 10 somerset RuIaI
! LIectflc NoopeF@1iVe' me- QaVed Cc-
/ I2pef - i940' ana recorded IN LIner
/ NO. ~ 1910 100 one ol the Laho
l'ecoFoS OF ''affelt county maryland.
That while 50 seized and possessed
! Of the aforesaid real estate the sand
I john Calvin Lint departed this life
: intestate, at his home thereon, on
Apr! &, 1871, leaving surviving ,him
as ms next OF kln ana heAs at law,
TWO sisters Armatha Shoemaker,
4 WIDOW, ana SADIE wade, VINO inter
married WIth Thomas wade; the iol-
/ loving mece5 and nepheWS, chl!dIen
%, ;f. EI'.'I ] o.'-' 5;,i' o9'e"Sg" SiSter'
I"-N Ilg.e,. '2Ii'piti XIX uau9 nv; gtSl'
7 MIo t"l1I , '''9ItiG1 IIi;ri ",'n rM!HS 9IlIp-
nIi-. ,,,t ',i.LI " a'5' I1rifr Go NJ NJ
i'i''l el' "l| '''llsl' ne .'o'.ilIe' l1IIn-
m2,1.;od WIKI Ce.ii T6on1as. and an, Kan-
Meth Thomas Who intcrma,1,ied With
Mae Thomas and IorafTa Thomas
sin@Ie rhiIdren Of Cora Thomas a dc,
ceased daUqhter Of the said Emma
/ JoIIffo. tba fo1Ioyrino, nincae anI,
nenbewS cb;ldron of AvoraI Tint a
decaasod brotLa1 +o-u.;t. STsan HIM
he,tson who ;ntermaT,,iad With Grant
Hnn,5ar+s SON Fdna Waes vbn intnrl
rlsIri@d With How, HoT'ard Vass. CLa'les
Int Int who ;n+arn,arriod With Sarab
Tjnt. coma Sbart1pr widow. Or,on
Iint wbo intormaTr;od VIII Naom;
I'M Vivian Snic Who inter,1s5,,.;ad
WIN WIZ Tosonb Snic. tbo fo1Inu,;nm -, niacos
and nd no,Lnrs cbi,dron Of of ID doroasod
6ro+b ,,o ll ''I fosonI p int VI nv,;4 a.,
I'M Who in+orn,al1.ioJ ,-' ~ @ W;fb FIiga H.
I;n+. Ca+l,ot.;,'o poIi;no ,.bn xxx.
r1a,,od '',,;tl ;t, ' PIa,ford BoIint. Mazda
MAJ NN W III "a iOI u ipO4llllS
The Republican., 1947-10-02

James hhoGes' 9""n'""' YdI M''--1--'
tOE HALf.-i'5o louf-doof 'HeN-
rolet : new tires, oihefS lalf; heattr'
Geo. /. Porter, oaNahd'-AoV. 'l-ll''
For SALE-one SOW and elght
pigs. Il. II. Lee Deer fafk' route -
ADV. IT.
FIVE MONTHS OLD Rabbit
hounds for sale. Partly trained; AP-
ply to A. +. Holtshidef' Deer Fafh'
Md.-AdV. 81.
FOR SALE-Farm known as Bray
farm, located near Swallow Falls,
lO4 acres. Gail l29-M' Oakland
Adv. go
FOR SALE-Fordson tractor with
Tenders, governor and pully; also eX-
tension rims. Apply to } }. Peters
helm, Oakland, route :, Md. -3O-3t"
FOR SALE-One ElectroluX kero-
sene Refrigerator, good condition. See
lcie G. Friend, FmendsvlIle, Md.
ADV. 32-3t"
FOR SALE-Table model Victor
radio phonograph and one Zenith rad
10, table model. Franklin Glaze, Sec
ond street, over Narnlck market.
ADV. 3O-3t~
FOR SALE-1934 Ford Coupe with
new paint. Car in fair condition. See
Ralph Leighton at Hawkinson Tread,
OakIand.-AdV. 1t"
FOR SALE-Eight hives Of bees,
standard size ten farme hives, reacon-
able Apply r. H. Lee, Deer Park,
Md.-Adv. 32-2t#
FOR SALE-1/6 h. D. Hobart cof-
fee grinder; also some good used
radios. Dewitt and DeBerry, 36 Alder
street, Oakland.-Adv. 32-2t.
FOR SAIF-1o41 Pontiac, excel
lent condition. good tires. See or write
Robert FERGUSON. Deer Park, Md.
ADV. 32-3t"
FOR SALE-Onc Iron Age Far
ouha1 single row. elevator tvpe. DO
tato DIGGER, with vine kickcrs and
shaker lars. in good condition. B. H.
Baker. Mt. Lake Park. Md.-32-2t#
r0p SAFE 25 Foot irboord r,o+or
boat i4-foof oufboard motor boat, /
oufboard motor. lots and acreage.
AnnIv at H2lsev's Snack Bar. Deep
Crppi, Lake route 21q-Adv 25-tf.
EOp cAIE 1000 pon+ioo fo,,r
~ l- 20 ad;o i'2| and baat"'. Ul'v'' nnd
oooi eItii 1;ii '''t2 CIV T;o,IJ l'' oDn S,
Rinoer farm near Hutton. address
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JOSEPH STANTON

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Evening star., 1947-08-15
The Cast

A man can go through a lot just
to listen to Art Tatum play the
piano, but sitting through "The
Fabulous Dorseys" seems almost too
high a price to pay for the brief
moment of Mr.. Tatum the film
offers. Aside from Mr.. Tatum's S
moment the Columbia's semi
biographical tale is undistinguished
Even a sound track which carries
music in the early Dorsey brothers
style and in the manner of the
latter day groups of Jimmy and
Tommy cannot save it.
A more learned student of the
lives of the Dorsey brothers could
tell you, where we can only guess,
how closely this standard fable
parallels the actual events of their
careers. One of our guesses is that
their famous feud was not caused
because both were Irish and be-
cause Tommy wanted to play
Never Say Never" faster than
Jammy wanted to play it. 1t is, on
the other hand, entirely plausible
that the two became famous in
their field because their father did
not want them OF be coal miners
and made them practice four hours
a day on trombone and saxaphone
when they were young.
Admirers of Jimmy and/o
Tommy probably will be able to
ignore the story, or at least to put
up with it, just to get the music
The scores high point, even though
a pair of young lovers inject their
pallid conversation into it, is jam
session centered around the Tatun
piano, involving both the Dorseys
Charlie Barnet, Henry Busse and
others. Also to be heard are "Ob-
ject of My Affections" Dorsey
brothers with Janet Blair singing
Green Eyes" q. d., Marie
IT. d. and a few other items. Pau
,Whiteman also turns up now ane
then, playing his version of JAZZ
with an orchestra big enough iol
Toscanini.
The talents of Sara Allgood ane
Arthur Shields also are employed b.
the picture. but nothing like to tn,
fullest extent. Tommy and Jimm!
play themselves, incidentally, no
quite as well as Larry Parks might
but this is an interesting develop
ment in the musical cinema. I
would be unfair to set ''The Fabu
lous Dorseys" down as the pictur
in which a song contains the line
ITO me, you're the core Of a cora
sky, But that lines in it.
H. M.