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SUBURBAN sALE-AARYlAND

pistries DhAf' Heiahts. Md. Su' and inspect thes,
6 mss0nry 6snEaoTs VIZ
many other hne. features: Open daily
from Pm. tn dark. WALK WALKER d Dun; ~
BUNGALoW- large rooms, bath and
laundry room. oil hot-water heat, eat ney -. gas
$3.50; terms. z zses Sunset lane ne suitlsad'
ssSy. Msse HOME e.. on xs ssssns {;
heat. GEAR ssrsse with loft above: smoke:
movns nS"ss sst sasy tFsss sfsss6 1d
Reaitor, sH. 1883 @sun. and ewes. sH
ss1s; $50 NJ poWS RSmf5 bsi like rent vacant T.
bedrm. Cape Cod bunsa.. ,bsmt. oil heat.
1gf Sys rsi sY fys S vi agss Gs Dess w sa5
NEW e-BEDROoM HOME, on lot b0x175.
sssh %i.h espindsee SE astS fs HH Real
brick. on nice. level lot; big living room
eoa. Sh 5f sed Ss
eeossition;; Priced below TIE market tGT in s.
$ss.'S sssS SaS: ss:,ias eonets'1oa
VETERANS ONLY brick veneer home In
mmedists @ apPFeSes sorD for 81
ment, plus settlement cost: large land ,
fireplace and many other features; Te
reach Drive out Wisconsin ave. extended
to Congressional Airport, turn right mile
6syend airport to home so, TEKToN con
sAKGA1N@oNnsr says Take $4,000 en .
for cash sale: 6-rm. brick in good cond
located nr. Cheverly Shopping Center. H
L. BROWN. DE. $685. til 9 pm. IS
FARMLAND, near District Heights-6 rms.
and bath; all modern improvements; large
lot; wonderful condition: price, $l2,5Q0;
reasonable terms WEST REAL ESTATE,
Spruce O999 after 6. Mr.. Woods, LU. 9257
DOG PLACE. by owner: l acre. beautiful
ton; s rooms and bath; 'tusso; newly s'ty
water and electricity: miles from D. C.;
slI11,55oo' 81 terms. HOMER EfLlNo' "
FOURTH or JULY sPEc1AL-Nev .:
room. asbestos frame. large. living room
and kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath on Is,
aoor. rooms on 2nd hoor; oak hoors
n. heat Fsi ,ga nsir az sseGS
Ii,VIN EP1.rNG, UN O313 -8
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HOUSES FOR sALE-horthea...

nMtsIlv aI siean intn .nae,oM: home sIose
81 500 down: take a look. then phone
RE. 1915 for particulars. 10
fsIcet fs 4tS ss.@oxn.r must sell This desiIS r.
Closed pogchss Oil heat. in EXCELLENT
ss41 ST. ci Rck N co. pe's s4cS So 1871 sSs st. Or
GROOM. a-BATH, detached brick with g.
f9 9.R IN Sisses With Nh aTx. PRE-
ssnxsnSisns ~ ~ lsssslon @ s assr ~ Satisssj
ks ks.ltof as"S5 So iass; Hsa sAass s1ss Or assY
sroon 5unssoHs. ~ ioveiS iot and ' sarsses; ssy
sasoee ssGoee IKE s.fh RENT 'ess
T1Wo-FAMILY BRICK, compiet. apts ;
excel location, rent tTem g1 apt. viii max make
rSs ~ 81 s. ss. fsa 4 s
sefssa Dreed riaht aa and can ' ss beash. with
@ sox = 0ss g. 81 1854 RE NJ ie55; ;sH eVss'
MoDEsIxSIE-PRICED HOMES for sale in
e sppy sns ns CAN in caaLs nsf sfitSas
Realtor. for istormation and appointments
s,osoo s sss v W1AeezNr; s12s 1st pl ne. -1s near
semidet:.. bsdrmS;,s tile bath oil heat. re-
ssiHLfsfs sSiEiSa IS IS; tssi near Riss. razneasrn
heat Be pgrchsied ss hppfE is fl2s5o g E
asAKGzfNW WE1eeiient NJ: locale: 9 de
liz fu s s. ss eond tsa sny 0.a .atr. '1s. is.
sL.s sen. Just Just $500 y, down PAUL J.
Md MM1dbRipSE RH afia sfEc1aL! al BIZ snas s. Dakota
ave. ne. at r. I. ave.-Here is q golden
io. nus. 8 seem + Ss
.sa.'y. !:s% ..s.E: soeS MASkos ~ o. So
1;.a st. Me- n ,.ss .as heart Of Wsss
Il H ssiy
z B.. BURGESS. 1924 Penna. ave. saea
sR1cR sR ssqa qaaoMELspisnaid II e% neshDorhood p
tory. 5.room. tie bath: tull basement,
oil &C. heat; range and refrigerator, We
netian blinds and storm windows; CON- on =
! W yrs. only s41.es monthly: A: STANLEY
H3REAr va r2 Go1d RkIHk 81 va Af.miiS 6sso fat q,
the finest value on todays market; only
s years Old; each apartment has rooms,
kitchen and bath; gross rental. $500
venient NE. location. For complete in
formation call BErTzELLs office. DI.
W0ODRIDGE - Unusual 2-story brick
home. detached: fine living room and dre..
place. dining room, Kitchen. bedroom and
4 bsth on lst floor; Q large bedrooms and
fun bath on end dr.; h.-w.h.: built-tn ga
rass; metal weather stripping and insuls.
tion: refrigerstor; property In excellent
Sen, WOODRD0I REALTY CO., 1881
n I ave. ne. NO. 1908.
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sUBURsAN sALs-MARYLAAp.

INV. .PA1K-Rtrs 1ne bgick. rms. Plus
3 finished baement rms. 2h baths. hre-
places: $1,000 down. Mr.. BOYUM. HY
BETHESDA-very attractive detached
brick. nice rms. fully equipped kitchen
1v. rm. with fireplace, screened porch, OF
h.-w.h.; beautiful deep. fenced lot; esrase;
priced right for quick sale. FLOYD Z
oak STRINGS, Md.-Modern. brick bum
galov In perfect new-house condition Of
five nice rooms, tile bath. gas air-condi--
tion heat. full basement. aluminium storm
can be finished into nice rooms with
windows and dormers already in: large lot,
completely inclosed BY anchor fence: con-
don't miss this unusuai buy. NIT Mitchell c1 iiH.i
QUICK. DI. 1881, until 9 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe,t.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CCLORED-615 4th ST. S.W.-6-room
brick; good Southwest location: $500 down.
THOMAS P. BROWN.
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sUsINEss PkopfRTy toR RENT.

807 n. Y. AVE. NV, End comm, ZONE
Attractive new display front. building
entirely r.modeled; central location Tor Tor
ofices upstairs: 1st d. win hold heavy
machinery; oil heat. A. M. ROTH IA.
4Ys NEW JERSEY AVE. N,w-Ist, com
merciaI. approx $500 so. IT,; ideal CEN
trail locs tion: large Elsssed-front showrm;
aliey in rear; suitable for store display rm
or warehouse combination or printing
plant, Cali OWNER, WO. 3109. Ia
A CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE to 20 In auto;
business-Amoco station; fully equipped
for auto. repairs: tools and eompressor
fne location. just out OF Rockville; IN
Guides living, quarters: good business.
Act quickly Mr. MILOR, Rockville $500.
NEAR sTATIER HOTEL-Ofnce space,
per 50. it. Early possession.
14th near r st. n.w.-40-fty front VIM
dow display; 1000 50. it.. $500.
on street location. near 18th and =
sts n.w-e50 "a. IT.: GOOD bldg. $50
Near Dupont Circle on 21st st.-suit-
able for beauty shop photogra aphsr. etfs
S125 mo. Boss 4 PHELPS. INC tl1
st. NV, MA. 2346. IA
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sUsINEss pRopeRTY WANTED.

WANT TO RENT 500 to 1000 %. II. Of
floor space in area between Park I'd. and
Missouri ave, 18th st. and North Capitol.
Phone RA. 4208. 10
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlANp.

LARGE FURNIsHED COUNTY, HOUSE II
nearby Maryland Can you help with SOM
improvements? Need car. Box 373-R
Star.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

SOHONbNN TNVVENTE WNIs0.- =
WANTED IN SUBURB, Va or Nd, within
10 miles q D G., small mouse OF SaSin shss
Rnx 2lS-R. star l2-
Evening star., 1947-07-08

Wed, 8 to .. s3s 2ist st. s. Arlington;
Hishl.nds: attic partially finished L,h ,,,t, in
shopping and bus service; 8 minutes from
downtown Washinston: rsstrietsd. Priced
t. sell MTs; IssI Rushton' FIR. $685. cox q
81. een , ssa e{a,:s c9u9s,y y, Gq1 liz
lot Vna v vh r.paes q%e:. Of ans ns
rm. and fully equipped kitchen on lst a.:
9 excellent bedrms; and bath on End q !;
outside entrance. fenced rear lot transp.,
1 biks.: schools, churches and shopping
center within Slns;; Is min. sy,sl Sy autS e.
SyGHASxN' ! 5I; 6A ezas lsol cOlumb's pike, sH
ssRT: s0xAIoW. !I on lss; lot: all eo1v,; 3,,
aasNcY nafaes fShH rals csureh su 200: after Pm
R1SHsd4SS 1nanss hSSsTti fosHsfs e. eosn Nc. s1.dlm
prissd h'nes 5000 sna sss c.hsg
ssiRSSssshot. siSes9 nG5 seisi STos.r ei Il s775 D.
rnd'AExceiient 5.yr..oId briek semidetaeh:
ss rms. oil 1s fsDeee nss ssan.4
Close aas 70 sssppiae &c 'ia sad .ran.D. ks.senaSy
HRAHosEs RIsse sttrvsssf woUSx.rd Bdr AZ a41f
TAKE A TH-when you look at this home
you will change your entire LIE plan ana
save money; large shaded lot. individual
driveway, paved street, sidewalk; close to
schools, shopping, buslines, every city con-
venience, yet in the midst Of the country;
nice large, living room. 2 bedrooms and
jr. dining room with breakfast bar, beau
tiful kitchen. lots OF cabinet space. range
exhaust fans large full basement, outside
ENTRANCE, laundry trays; also there is q
finished stairway to q large 2nd hoor that
lends itself for finishing 2 rms. All OF this
priced at 800 and only $500 down fol
veterans. ARLINGTON REALTY Co
2204 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900, OK. 4l23.
VICIOUS CYCLE. prosperity, depression
rising market. falling market, what diner-
ence does 1t make, you still have 20 nave
Gated in Xrl. County; is-it. living room
decorated to suit your taste with wood-
burning fireplace; nice dining room, excei.
lent work k-saving kitchen. bedrooms ano
beautiful tiled bath; sxtra-larse basement
with outside entrance and Q world o. i0OM
for Workshop or recreation room: nnlsneo
stairway to large End door for storsSe 90 oo
expAusion; compare this value At Sll,!6o
WITH only $500 down for veterans.
LiNoTON REAITY CO., 22o4 Wilson siyd'
dL. 1900, OK 4123. -o
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values will increase. Large 2-story. 3:
sHGf sHuSo6: Deaaf'al 4aS Fl Fla ioan sa $500
s9szL e ssssRe S.''5 VA s5El @e va
sAaSA!N Asbestos, ,shineIs; ..,s, s;eedEosm s,os.
sssond sool gas a.. Leys rss
fenced. safe tor children; near school.
q oply i, 600 4s MsT1in w WhiggPPs, With VA 4
WSSoSoobsDE PARK. Silver Spring. Nd,
1921 Woodside pkvy.-eModernistic stone
nnaS'1 Nicely iandscap.S % DIX lot; iarss iiyina room
with fireplace, dining room, rltrsmodern
kitchen; spacious bedrooms and eolorsd @
Snotty pine: oil ir-conditioned heat. At
tashed saIagei owner m trsnsfsrTsd; r,sd,n mast si
sesa. sgss Tssh BuNGALoW. s s1,5oo 5a down, about
sss pey on yfuY sFss s
sn1ssdssl asss sell 'ss0 eESossRf MACE II
s1a9 sIsssS, sR' sso BRICK. a-.tory. jus. com
pleted: large living ROOM with fireplace:
side screened porch: full dining room. mod,
Kitchen 1ns Sash
construction; oil heat; large lot. ROBERT
MACE RE- 5z49 49,Sn Yntil ,2s29e,rsr. 2;se r.,
sabin.ssyi. saanlNy sIa home % sitSased On approx
wooded acres fronting on concrete mair
road; o shoH drive 70 downtown Wash.
ington: breezeway to Oct. garage; full
basement with iavatory. wine cellar, stor.
age room. oil a.-c.h-; FIRST noor has ly1nl
| room with fireplace and dining room (botf
have beam ceilings), fully equipped kitchen
bedroom and bath, den and dinette com.
bination. covered front porch and opei
rear porch, overlooking sloping woodet
! hillside with besutiful babbling brook now
| ing along rear boundry; second moor a,
large bedroom and bath; $1S4b0. Eos1sl
MAGEE, RE. 7740 untn $50.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-09-24
Classified Ads
FOR SALE

ALASKA'S FINEST Cordoya Razor Clans, Minced, ease of 48 7-oz. cans. Only $14s8O per case, $7.50 for 12 cass. Call at F'rontiersman office for de- livery.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-09-24

BEAUTIFUL BAKEWEAR dish es. Ina. flat above Atty. Erik res.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-09-24
NOTICE

SPECIAL round trip charter flight of luxurious DC-4 to Seattle. Leave Anchorage
 Oct. 10, return Oct. IA. Plen- ty of time for shopping, busi- ness or U. Washington St. Mary's football game. S11O plus tax for round-trip. For details inquire Frontiersman office, Tel. Palmer 8. Reserva- tions must be made by Oct. 1.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-09-24

OIL HEATER, H. C. Little, new, $104.50; kitchen set, metal top table and 4 chairs, S25; wall mirror, plate glass, $1O; radio, Packard Bell, small table model, $2O; radio, Pack ard Bell Phono-Cord, console model, 3 albums of records; makes records, $50; 30-O6 Springfield, $50; Apex elec- tric washer, like new, $125; electric refrigerator, $50; electric mixer, toaster, hot plate, etc. See Dave Harmon, Theatre Bldg, or phone 4, Palmer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20
Nitrogen May
Be Needed On
Small Grains

Land which normally produces less
than 80 bushels per acre Of wheat or
less than 45 bushels of barley will
generally benefit from an application
Of nitrogen if there is enough phos-
phorous and potash available, accord
ing to Maryland agyonomist John
Magluder.
Much of the land planted to small
grains in Maryland is too deficient in
nitrogen and organic matter for max
mum yields" he says; but Judgment
must be used to avoid causing grain
to lodge"
In addition to fields with low yields,
he suggests that nitrogen may be
used on droughty soils, on late planted
grain that is slow in starting, on thin
stands, on winter injured small grains
when there are enough plants left to
warrant this treatment, and on stands
weakened by too much fall or winter
pasturing.
He states that Iields not to be top
dressed are those where the soil is
fertile, moist heavy bottom land fields,
high yielding fields, those on which
hay and pasture seedlings are more
important than high yields, recently
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20
County Historical Society

The recent issue Of The Glades Star
quarterly bulletin of the society, con-
tains an interesting article about life
on farm in this county seventy-five
years ago, by E. Z. Enlow, a native
Of Friendsville district now residing
in California.
A valuable contribution to the So
ciety library, Lowdermilk's History of
Cumberland, 1878, was received from
James K. Hileman of Pittsburgh.
The museum collection was en-
riched by the gift Of Isaac W. Thomp-
son, of Newcastle, Del, of implements
used by his pioneer ancestors in pre-
pairing flax fibers for weaving into
linen: 2 flax hackles, and models of
skutch and brake.
The annual report of the treasurer.
George X. Littman, shows $693.4l on
hand, and total membership of 866
on December 81.
Inc membership committee an
nounces that the current membership
campaign will continue until the goal
of 1000 members is reached or passed.
Membership in the society is reported
high in the town but low in the coun-
try, due to the difficulty of personally
contracting people on the farms. Resi-
dents of Garrett County and all others
interested in this area are eligible to
membership in the society. Member
ship fee of S1.00 may be sent to Lewis
K. Jones, secretary, or to any member
of the committee of which Capt. C. E.
Roye, Of Sang Run, is chairman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20
Legislation Promised
For School Buildings
Continued from page one)

| ticipate needs and failure to work with
the people and legislators were rea-
sons for the present situation.
Mr.. Guard declared the board was
anxious to cooperate with anyone who
would help make better education pos
sible in the county. Mr.. Dawson, who
arrived at the meeting late, declared
the board had been working for many
months on the county program and
would get the schools if the money
was provided.
Mr.. Dusic had the Accident delega-
ton present explain how the addition
to the Accident school was completed
several years ago and Henry NJ.
Speicher said the building was con-
structed at less expense and the peo-
pie were better satisfied with the re-
suits. Money for this construction was
made possible by legislative act, and
a committee from Accident was named
to work with the school board. 1t was
determined Saturday that approval of
the citizens would be given to the
building program if the County Com
missioners, Board of Education and
various building committees, repre-
sentatives Of Parent Teacher associ-
ations and teachers would work under
an assistant superintendent so that
the wishes Of the people would be
fulfilled.
Former Senator Gender expressed
his support of the countrywide school
program and said previous legislation
had made start in the right direc-
ton. He admitted, however, it wasn't
adequate for a full county program
that had been necessitated by the in
auguration OF the 12-year system.
Mr.. Dusic, as chairman, attempted
to keep direct attacks on personalities
out Of the discussion, but this was
found to be impossible at times.
The meeting had been called origi-
naIly by Emeric Dusic, president Of
the Elementary PARENT Teacher asso-
citation, at the request of number of
citizens, and was not held under the
County P.-T.A. council. Mrs. Mary
Martin, Mt. Lake Park, county presi-
dent, declared the policy of the asso-
citation was not to take part in politi-
cal issues.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20
AVILTON

We have been experiencing ground
hog weather for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Weitzell, of
Grantsville, were calling on his par
ents, Sunday afternoon.
Ray Fike and little son, of Finzel,
spent Thursday evening with his
mother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fike and
daughter spent Sunday with her par
ents.
Mrs, William Robson made a
business trip to Homecoming last Fri
day.
Mr.. Wilson, of Midland, was a
pleasant caller at the Frank Robe
son home part of last week.
Mrs. Mildred Bell and little son,
Coy, spent Wednesday with her
mother, Linnie Fike and family.
John Broadwater, of Frostburg,
spent a few days with his brother
Albert BroadWater and daughter, Ar
vella.
Mr.. Ellis Robson, son Joe, and
daughters, Anna Ruth and Ina Lee, of
Frostburg, and son Robert and wife
Of North Carolina, spent few hours
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Robson and with Mrs. Linn;e
Fike, on Monday evening
Willie Robson was hauling po-
tatoes to Mills and company, Of Pied
mont, w. Va, last week.
Roy ard Marshall Broadwater spent
Sunday with their father, Albert
BroadWater.
Jesse Merrill and son, Billy, at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20
Utopian Planning

A number Of things were revealed
at the meeting in the Court House on
Saturday, in between the outbursts of
few individuals, and one of those is
of particular Importance in long range
planning.
Following a s3arve--here an au-
thority in this country has recon-
mended in the future for Garrett
county. two high schools, one at Oak
land and one at Grantsville. In spite
of his authority, and in spite Of the
fact that someone may pick up this
paper 100 years from now and read
this remark, this is a ridiculous
recommendation in a Democracy, with
our American way of life, and es-
pecially in Garrett county.
There were long rang planners in
the early days of the Roosevelt New
Deal government. There were those
who would turn US into a socialistic
state, with the human being submits
sive to the national government.
Wasn't it Hitler who taught the
youngsters that human feelings must
not be regarded? Everything for the
FatherIand-Even leaving home at an
early age to enter youth camp
Forget mother and father, and think
only what can be done to further the
state? 8
Sometimes people get so intent on
planning that they forget the human
beings involved. Friendsville, Accident
and Kitzmiller are normal American
communities. Community life is the
backbone Of America and many fam
lilies make up the community.
1t may be argued that with the
same amount of money two high
schools would be better equipped, have
better teachers, have more so-called
advantages for the younger gener-
alton. They may have a lot of things,
except the backbone of real America.
Don't get too alarmed. This change
won't happen overnight. Maybe it will
be years, but the idea is imbedded
firmly in at least one member of the
School Board already.
Customs may change, education may
change, but it is our opinion that Gar
rett county weather can be calculated
to continue for years on end, until
the memory Of man runneth not to
the contrary" If we could get some
Of these socialistic planners here some
cold winter day, with the temperature
at 10 below, and the west wind whip
ping over Negro Mountain or Back
bone Mountain, and get him up before
daylight to go to Grantsville or Oak
land to school, it is our guess he
would greatly modify his recommen-
dalton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20
Wants Facts Known
ON Forestry Act

To the Editor Of the Republican,
! In the last several months, news
papers have carried articles which re-
ferred to the Forest Conservancy Act,
and especially in regard to the regis
tration fees required by the Commits
sion Of State Forests and Parks of
all timber operators. This matter is
one of more than passing Importance.
and | believe that the people of Gar
/ rett County should know the facts
For Maryland operators the fee is
the nominal one Of $40. per year For
out-Of-state operators it is $25. The
registration of timber operators with
the Commission of State Forests and
Parks is intended primarily to enable
those responsible for the administra-
ton of the Forest Conservancy Dis
trlcts Act to be informed at all times
Of the locations of the various oper-
ators and their woods activities. 1t
works for one thing to the advantage
Of the landowner who wishes to dis
pose Of his timber. since it enables
the Department of State Forests and
Parks to provide him with first hand
information as to likely purchasers.
The fees received from registration
are plOwed back for the benefit Of the
sawmill operator. The money so OBJ
tanned is used by the Department Of
State Forests and Parks to employ a
saw-mill expert who works with
timber operators in the solution Of
their problems. No charge is made for
this service If you will investigate, |
+binly ,..ill f;,,I b,,4 -,
Western Maryland, as well as else
where in the State, have been saved
many hundreds of dollars through our
saW-mill experts work.
On the whole we nave received ex-
cellent cooperation from timber oper-
ators, in the matter of registrations.
Several out-of state operators, how
ever, have refused to comply with the
requirements Of the Maryland law
and decline to pay the registration
fee. They are the type Of people who
come into the State and cut timber
recklessly, without any provision for
future growing stock or for protection
from fire. They believe that they are
superior to the local community and
can do as they choose without fear
Of consequences. When their oper-
ations are completed, they go back 10
their own state and leave ruin behind
them. AS d result, it has been neces-
saly for Us to bring several people
into court
l am firmly of the belief that the
people OF Garrett County want its
timber stands, their greatest renew
able natural resource, managed wisely
and with an eye to future income,
rather than have large acreages Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20
$50 Expected at
K. of P. Meeting

About $50 persons are expected to
attend the Knights of Pythias ami
versary celebration tomorrow evening
at s o'clock
Deets Parrack, Terra Alta. will
speak briefly. Grand Lodge officers
are expected to attend Walter W.
Dawson will be master of ceremonies.
There will be musical numbers by
Regis Kerins orchestra and others.
Refreshments will be served. Fifty
and twenty-five year jewels are to be
presented
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20

manured land, or on fields where the
small grain crop follows good grow
tn of legume.
Magruder recommends that top
dressing be done in February or early
in March before spring growth starts.
Early applications give better results,
he says. And he points out that the
usual nitrogen fertilizers found on
the market are most satisfactory.
These include nitrate Of soda, sulphate
Of ammonia, and ammonium nitrate.
He warns that complete fertilizer
such as ~ should be used instead
of nitrogen application if sufficient
phosphorus and potash have not been
applied Top dressing should be put
on evenly by grain drill or cyclone
seeder.
For information regarding amounts
to be applied he suggests that farm
ers see their county agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20

Scientists, making laboratory
tests of the effects of poor and
good lighting, have found that be-
meath higher levels of light, eye
muscles are more rested and less
likely to be strained, nervous mus
cular energy Of the body is con-
served, and eyelids blink less often,
indicating greater relaxation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1947-02-20

Indirect lighting is term which
you will run across often in news
papers and magazines these DAYS.
1t simply means that light is re-
Elected from some surface such as
selling or walls before falling on
the work or object to be illum-
mated.