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LOTS FOR SALE tcont. !,

ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES, on Conn,
ave, and Upton NV choice and &c.
ssSs sf ss pa o'; c S0sa as Ross sss
LoTs@sosi % 90 It. IT, each, sse5: exeyys-
ssseh0ns slsa osasd sfFvn' oa coumss and
s ayes. ', waite bite, Hogss Heights Nd: $500
dpTS yuma payment sf NV. w. 1866 1865 slock-I7att.
SNNEHb oS sobrhfks HM 'ISgfr 1gr. y blk from NC Cen
en sSSthsIn sS err ave-, corners; $3.50 1874 s. S.
ssaS SsSaISSEssiETY sE rARk: ssxlSI;S;, ;I;,,.. next M to
IoT s,zis1 IT, q 0n Pin Ptaey Branch E;a ID; ID;
M; BTsmham, DI. 300 or DI. 47o4'
DisTRTcT HEIGHTs-Large. level lot i5x
14o; water, sewer. paved street; priced ior
sals eesdsntai Esis and Is1H sommerets R VEST REAL
ESTATE. HI. 1899; after pm, Mr..
LIST EoGil'H IL EasfLxsp E, fils GARDEN ss1l2o.
5 LGE. LOTS. M Albemarle and Linnean
.AERRScH AsS 19Es co . 80 x St FSTss %
Suite 400. DI. 650I. 20
so LOTS. semidet., in ArI.. Va, 2 blks. to
shops, bus thester; $3.50 saen; anoo THh dI
oEtSNA w., cASlu' aSSAAtS' va So~N'
/ ACRES APT. GROUND, close-in Arl.:
paved St. e blk: to shops and bus; 10
min, downtown: 23c per it. THE BRANT
CO.. exclu. agents, GIL. 4216, OK. 05SO.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK corner
lot; building materials on site, plans and
permits ready to start building nice home.
TW 5000, Ext. 504 liz
LARGE LOT near Vienna, Va, on oakton
hwy. Call Otis 1887 Sundays and ewes
ATTESTIoN ATT BUILDERs-15 lots. block
Spring Md. sewer and water in front OF
lots ready for immediate development.
Price 81 800 per lot. H. G. sMITHY CO.
IN EA NEARBY 2aisi MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Nd.
-150 lots with frontage on Viers Mill
rd.. adj. 400 house operation now being
built: sewer and water in prop; lots priced
at 5000 per lot wonderful opportunity
for builder we also have lge. groups Of
ordsnes; Call till pm, DRE1sSEEN-
LASHAM PARK-Beautitql lots, 1O9xi7o
feet $3.50. City water, electricity. phone.
mail service, train and bus connections.
Builders attention invited, Bladensourg
I'd, to Peace Cross, out Defense hwy 5
miles to large sign, ''Lanham Park, at
office on left side of Defense hwy. Once
open daily and Sunday. 10 am. until
dark. THOMAS F. HALEY, phone Hy-
sttSyiIIs ole; or Uni9p 764s ss.r,srd so psrk
also beautiful inside lots, 80 to 100 III II
up. SHAPIRO. INC, Me. 17l7, ia. 1911.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

TOGETHER Or .s.P sEPaRATELY' Ra ELY tgo hogiss
sssemenf Base enfi approx $500 So Il. total: one.
20 rooms approx. 5000 50. IT,. suitable for
zation. Cali MR.. oVER1NGToN' Ex.
nDtoSWaNTowN " ELEVATOR BLDG, secre-
tarial telephone service available: ofices.
K2HR tE2n s 81 a ssi 1If ARa WS
ATTORNEY. sdministrativs practice, de-
sires space services in law suite, Box
,sIsiai SINGLE ROOM. s85 and Up. 1nauir.
PIKE PIX .Ip H54kEsH sT Go NA issse arse r, with
P,iyats P,,g4s b 5f'h; ,ess sloo per month. Mr..
IAn25 ao5 2YE p ST. Sao'w-s floors of approx- rs
mately 4 500 suusre feet each, as an en-
trey or BY the floor: all services included
X marx 7? W1sSLER II @ nj MANRSEthSERRE NRRehtS RfE 9q7
HssgIc1o s5a Conn. s AEEThlee " oT9n otoes also desk
space, turn. and unfurn.. including SWITCH
from to pm. Also phone answering
FURSN.o Sopf FRONT M; OFFICE, Iash"
Service. $40: desk SPACE, eSa go: Dfn maf. ana ana
tee serV' $3.50. DI. 0404 bet. l2:3O-4
DESK SPACE for those who want tn.
best newly furn, modern attractive oficsr.
with recepttonist, mail and Swltchbnefd
eeIEIce' WeH-appointed conference mi for
priyate discussions. Stenographer Service
a valuable; ground floor OF Barr Bldg, glfj
K TN 81 ST. 916i n;Ti Few doors from Conn; a
SEE sssins spESk pH saes ssacE FOR RENT COLUMN.
NEAR 9Th AND QUE SITS. N.w.-Ideal To-
iIh detsils ior docf9r Gr dentist Fer further
CONN. AVE. & 18th ST. N.w.-Be.ut A.
m; suite: csrpeted. venetian blinds; bright
large rms. DI 5572 u az ''
10th & EYE ST. NW.-Attractive 7-roorr
available at s175 per month to resnonsiSI. nSw
1arty. J. II. KnoY, once Of ROBERT ~
SAVAGE Union Trust Bldg MA. 363o
OFFICES AVAILABLE, single or xnItezt
5tory dupont Circle ofiice bldg i341 Cana
ave, Conn. ave; at Dupont Circle Emnt
NEW DOWNTOWN OFFICE BUILpisc ~
rooms @ shf 81 n 5sss sss; NV; suites and single
NR. i4th AND K sTs.--lt nr . b.. b..n,
ppyt oflees and recp, rm., fuorescsnt
lights, pvt Law. and other services ''1Ii csIi
CGLARENDoN-Hsart Of bus section. H. .
lront. beRut. rm.. furn. or un,i1rn e%
sounsn!s any purpose. OW 7242 III =
oFFiCE AND WAREHOUSE SPACE. ,d,.t
lor smsH who.esaier. 3l4 Randolph II
CONTINUED on Tsxt Pass5
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

l4th AT 7 ST. N.W.-Corner bldg. de-
So. #. floor. space; freproof construction;
wide spans between columns; beaut show
Large freisht elevator to ; main s1 doors t and
passenger elevator to 4th floor used as
light quiet office. Entire bldg. served by
ave alte''y ne In fse! Ho ossa & s. NASH 90 FlGF5da
BEAUTY PARLoR LOCATION in active
shopping center on South. Capitol ST. in
competition within mile size 37x14
Rent S125 per month; lease. Elk. 2223.
1921 L ST. Nw.-Auto. repair shop. 1
story, front and rear entrance to 2O-ft.
alley, high ceiling, oil burner; approx.
1000 So: of floor space. Occupancy March
l; l. ~ EpW. gy j, J; KYLE Realtor' 1907 Eye st.
s:oee SO. FT., more or less, on End aoor
5tb FISHER 81 6v & Df cos ssad INC Realtors sas
PROM. DoWNTowN, list comm.-Ground-
fl. cor. space, suit for many bus purposes,
bet. Mayfiower and statler. MA. 11O1
e1-ROoM HOUSE converted to onaces, ap-
ps99ximately p9ad 300 ' So IT, on New Hamp-
0F qo ess 95 Ga MR pT
T9e F9eETaER hH ?aSe 8. SEPARATELY, two sa house.
ave. near R St; one, II rooms and lge
basement, APPROX. $500 SO. it. total; one,
90 rooms. approx. 5000 so. it., suitable for
government agency or nonproflt orSan-
ization. Call MR.. oVERINGToN. Elk
downtown OFFICES or business snt
Gear garage newly and modernly deco
pss 5sted' ready nyu. to . moye in; reasonable D1
thriving village, ideal for any any business
JOHN BURDoFT. colesville, Md Cali
Ashton, lMdD, 3s46. is.
heeleHs shep Valet t0sfsO SHOE Wo. W ssfs @i4
ENTIRE end FLOOR, consisting of recep-
tion hall and 4 very large rms; available
in bldg, at 1887 Conn; ave NV: ad.
snd 0efsf srt
professional use Wonderful for dentist or
doctorl also good for business bushes I1,1 seis,1
fssT sEFBe6 co in AD eoTse4 Tseo 5ds
close-in downtown section. L. j. MILLS
STORE AND UPPER FLOORS (near 7th
fAa IT.; oil oii0i heat, freight elevator, entrance
on 2 streets: reasonable rent. Leasing
dept. LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415
K st. NV, ME- 540O. 80
PARKING OR USED CAR LoT-Nr 18th
and N sts. NV. on 18th St: 5000 so. it.
Offices or other use--l or rooms, End
Store on K st mr.. goth, NV; display
windows; completely modernized.
Group Of. 40 Offices redecorated and
vacant: Indiana ave. NV, nr. Municipal
~ Cali Mr Hunter. inter MA. $500; ewes. and
sun. GL. 52s5. BOSS q PHELPS. INC,
i1417 K st NV. -l6
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DESK SPACE For RENT.

2 COW. LOCATToNs-Mai and switch
board service: stenographer available. 40
Bond Bldg. 18th st. and N Y. ave. Call
DI 2S01 IL
YOU with: also desk space, mail address
and secretariaI service Busy? We answer
your calls! We take the place of an once
secretary most efficiently. individpalized
Complete Office service, confidential: de-
pendable: phone answering, mail address
and secretarial service alone. Slo. Sul7
DESK sPACI. tccpnonc and mail serv-
ice, By experienced secretaries. L. J.
downtown ST. FLOOR: telephone and
: ac rnt a ria snruice aNailahle. pI 5hG2
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APT. HOUSES For SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

1920 HALF ST. S.W.-6OOO So it.; .
story BLDG, 2 street frontages, r.r. siding
monh esse t.
tenant. MICHAEL WALSH & SON. 1911
Eye st. NV, RE. 1882. -17
form and rr. siding: 1.400 50. IT. of stor-
age space JOSEPH F. BELFIORE CO.,
1911 L st. NV. DI. 5522. 10
5000 So FT.-New, modern one story
warehouse Aft ceiling Truck doors.
rr. available. Nearby Virginia less than
5 min. 10 downtown Washington. ]. A,
WEINBERG CO.. Realtors 1707 H st.
I, MA S5OH-s .sFH., Ia
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

BETHESDA-New 3-story building, APPROX
1000 So, it. high ceilings; will rent all or
subdivide from 800 SO. IT. to any size re
auired; zoned industrial. can be used for
any type of manufacturing or shops of any
nature. also 4-room office space. AIS
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md, WI. 1921.
SUBURBAN, Silver Spring, Md. Georgia
ave, and Seminary ave. section, Montgy;
Co.'S faster growing commrnity--General
purpose, l,500 SO. IT.: available lot space
adjacent thereto; would make good used
car location or light manufacturing, dry
cleaning plant; also suitable for taXicab
with garage and repair shop facilities; can
divide for sign painter workshop, glass
shop. etc. SH 33S9 III
WILL BUILD GARAGE and rent lot for
used car sales in unusually good location
for automobile business; north Arlington;
close in main highway: located nr. similar
concerns. GL. 1854 or Elk. 1894. -16
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

fronting on paved road; 3 buildings.
apts. JOSEPH r BELFIoRE CO. 1911
1 st. DIa 5522 Ia
as rail siding, together with 34-ecre indus
trial land in part of Alexandria; partially
improved with modern building: ideal for
bulk oil, storage plant. etc. For price and
details. call Mr. Norris. WEAVER BROS.
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500: ewes,
rJ no3S
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING, nr. Four Corners-13h
property; ali improvements; Just location
for homes to sell; So $50 per acre. H.. r.
BIEBER. SH 6565. -lB u.
WALDORF (MD.) ACREAGE-47 acres Of
wooded, level land with frontage on U. 8.
301 and Md No 5. RI through prop
erty A real value at $4,000. on terms
AT. 6@27. C. D. MURPHY, Realtor la0l
18th ST IL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

CoLORED-S750 DOWN-semidet brick
: lge. rms; and bath, gas, elec. heat
located in good neighborhood; monthly
payments like rent. Call Mr.. Talbert
HARRY DREISEN, Ma. 7772 or Ma. 779s
CoLoRED-41s 9th ST. s.W.- $3.50
down, easy terms; II rooms. bath. La
trobe heat; row brick. Call Morris Coher
l404 L st. NV, MA. S036; home, GE
CoLoRED-a23 F ST. s.w.-S25o down
semidet. brick Call Morris Cohen OIL
Milton Vinnick, with A. NJ. DRAISNER
l404 L st. NV, MA. s036; home, GE
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LOTS FOR SALE.

NEW ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD,-57 lots,
adjoining area where 81 homes are being
built now and 100 are expected THIS year:
signed sewer connection in sroups OF 5 OF
more; sewer and water aVallaole; $500
each or S25,n00 for 81; design approved
a. STANLEY MOREAU, WA. 1871, WA.
$3.50. -16
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STORES WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other comm property. including out
of-town chain store companies. List your
property with us for quick action: Call
Mr. Kiely, LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO,
l4l5 x st NV ME- 5400. 20
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS LOOKING for stores
ana other comm. property including out
of-town chain store companies; list your
property with us for quick action. Call
Mr. Kiely LEO M BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
l1415 K St NV. Me. 5400. 30
DESIRE BUILDING, suitable for Veterin-
airy hospital, within Is miles of D. C.
in virginia. Will rent. lease or buy. Box
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lNyEsTMEhT PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TMMEDIATELY, apis, or invest
ment properties; clients waiting Call
Fitton or Miller. Adams o02l. SHOCkEY
z Can SgII YOUR PROPERTY Now-Free
Appraisal what have you 70 offer? Call
HARRY COHEN RE 4771, GE. 02S6: 20
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

/ PAY Cash FOR small homes or ground
Withou. obligation call no 1850. -1a
l PAY CASH, or will sell for ,ysy lots
houses or acreage: free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS. 1919 So. Cap. ST. TR. 1868.
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

4 ACRES APT. GROUND-Close-in Arl.
paved ST.: "a blk to shops and bus, 10
min. downtown: CSC per #. THE BRANT
CO, Excl. Agents. GL 4216, OK. O52O.
lie
ARL., vA-233-ft. frontage and 130-ft.
depth. zoned, all improv. Owner Nc
elaine PROPERTIES, CHI. 3300. -22
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE
PROVEN WAY TO RETIREMENT = No
need to worry about the future If you
are fortunate enough to be the pur-
chaser of this modern Aunt apt. bldg,
located mr. s. Capitol and Nichols ave,
adj. to new shopping center. You may oc-
cupy apt and let the tenants pay for
inspect. call HARRY DREISEN. Ma, 7772
or MA 1898. -17
AUNT APARTMENT; tenants pay utili-
ties: near 18th and Taylor, S21 900. In
spection by appointment. OSCAR SEIGEL.
sS: ssuSiT SI9i APT. close in; s1s4oo Yearly Yea
income: will sell for approx times
LARRY o. STEELE, RE. 0493, EN-. 0303.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

of Silver Spring. viii build to suit tenant.
Suitable rug cleaner, heavy machine shop
Call SH 7649. -lb
SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available
zoned Industrial; both In D. C. and nearby
Maryland: small or large acreage; long or
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-If you are considering. an
exchange of your property. we are IN q
unimproved real estate. Call DI. 1015
till pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAN

Mr.. Sill. SPG.-Home and chicken farm
7 rms, bath, 2 fireplaces, gar, 4 chickel
buildings. heated; watsred and Lighted
H F. BIEBER, SH. 6b65. -16
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SILVER SPRING or University PARKS
bedrms.. preferably bedrm. and bath on
] st f.: up to 100000. MR.. DAVIS. GIL.
1903, DI 3346
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, west of Rock
Creek, well constructed old house with .
to 30 acres; priced under $4,000. BOX
26T-H Star 16s
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

INDUSTRIAL. AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. N.
ROTH. woodward BLDG. RE. 1880.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

SITES OF VARIOUS SIZES on Mt Vernon
ave. Attractive prices and terms. Will
subordinate part Of purchase price to con-
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIS
FEBRUARY
2cIAL GROUND FOR RENT.

COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT.
CORNER OF OVER 10000 so. FT. on one
lease; ideal for used-car lot. barbecue, frozen
custard, etc. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. III
LOWER 18th ST. NV, near Hysong's-
one-nan parking lot; hold about 20 cars
A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880 IL
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New brick semibunsaloWs; @ @ iivins lG rm. with
flrepl; dining rrm.. fully eauipped kit;
sn bsmt. has has rec rec rm m and iavatory; gas auto
heat built-in garage; S15,50o. PERRY
BOSWELL. INC. Realtors, 1904 r. I. ave
WA. $500; eyes, WA. 1896, WA. o935
GARRETT PARK. MD.-1O min. from
ays anee s hath RIM %s
refrg:. rec. rm. and u bath in basement,
h.-w.h.,. gas furnace; lee., corner lot; own
stantial down payment, balance on easy
JRIEY HTfSsvs eboge gsn Rockville II kEx Ma 45S
VACANT rewar-constructed, detached
brick home in Cheverly, Md, consisting Of
refrgerator included: nice-size lot with
aose eToed al n
IUcHs CO, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
LANHAMI. PARK-yaesnt; IS $500 down;
6snt,;s oil heat 1oo3lsG !il,sf lot; Paym,ant:
gi'h wERfxM dsPfs1s cR!l RK1MRosE MA Rf REAT4 y
MakYIANp MAJ Z aFf PAkksrm M ssanleF hoae ma onl,
$4,000. $1,000 cash: has 5-rm apt, anc
3-rm. apt. with separate entrances. LIVE
in comfortable home while 1t pays fol
itself; immed. posses. Call WA. 1882
A SEALfY NJ s4o4 WILLIAM r AVE. L. MT RaSisT
DECATUR HEIGHTs-spacious 1Hs-stor,
brick bung. with 8 rms. ard tiled bath
on 1st floor, and 3-rm. and bath apt
on end floor. Full bsmt with rec. nm;
| L. PRIMROSE REALTY, 3404 R. i
ave-. Mt Rainier, Md. lie
HYATTsvILLE -. SIS $50. S1.750 cash
! 5-rm. bung., full bsmt, extra lge. lot
owner-oecupied; easy terms, Cal! WA
1852. WA. 42l4. WILLIAM L. PRIM.
NEAR E1S 1KSENVWooD COUNTRY CLUB-oWn-
living room, stone fireplace, screened porch,
ond floor, three bedrooms, all will take
twin beds; two baths, sun deck, basement
with maids room and bath, built-in ga
rage oil INV h.; large lot. Call Mr.. Payne,
Nj. 1880, Ext. GIL, with BEITZELL. D1
BOO III
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER on one-half acre;
this house will delight the family needing
lots of room all on one floor. and willins
to go out about ? miles beyond Silver
Spring for elbow space; includes 25-ft
living rm. with frepl., dining rm.. extra
size bedrms., tile bath, large kit, with SIT
refgr. and electric range: oil h -w.h., utility
rm, patio, breezeway to garage; posses
sion with deposit; bargain at S16 900.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO., 81. 3o10
until Pm. 10
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Boys Staters
to Return Tonight

Three youths will return to their
homes tonight after spending two
weeks at Boys State, at FIT. Meade.
Jack Right and Fred Bell, Jr., who
were sponsored by Proctor Kildow
Legion post No. II, and Frederick
Thayer III, who was sent by the Oak
land firemen, were shown just how
the State government works, holding
an election and legislative sessions
while there. As an outcome of the
election, Fred Bell managed the post
of police chief for the event, and was
pictured in the Baltimore News-Post
on Monday.
On Monday, the boys visited the
Secretary of State, then toured the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. They
also toured Baltimore and Fl. Nc
Henry on Wednesday. After a party
given by their councillors, they will
begin the journey home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Centennial NeaA4 .

The interest aroused during the winter months regard to
Oakands centennial celebration 949 has dropped low ebb
but we truly hope the condition is only temporary.
And we further hope that the plans do resolve them
selves into the idea that have effective celebration there
must be a carnival
We inclined to with recent editorial in the Cum
berand News that there is little if anything to be said in be-
half of these travelling shows and until they elevated
higher level of entertainment the City Council will be rendering
them"
We not looking down long when agree with that
and we will resent anyone designating stuffed shirt But
carvas in general have type shows which, to quote again.
'have little to contribute in the way of entertainment and
certainly not of cabre parents would to send take
children Mdways comprised cheap attractions and ring
and penny tossing games of chance"
We believe that those who will be response
celebration have any such thought in mind
opinion that the observance of Oakands Tooth birth
day anniversary should be of the highest standard that Will
take much study and thought
until the year 1913 ends before laying plans
the actual celebration will suffer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Camera Enthusiasts
To Submit Lists of
Interesting Subjects

At meeting of the Camera Club,
scheduled for Friday evening, July
Is, about 7:45, at the William-James
hotel, a number of camera enthusi-
asts will submit lists of subjects
which would be suitable for use in
advertising the county.
The club organized last week with
the purpose in mind of producing a
sound film about the county which
could be widely distributed.
Rev. Austin F. Schildwachter,
secretary, issued an invitation to all
interested persons to attend the
meeting which is scheduled following
the regular meeting of the Oakland
Rotary club.
AT the meeting last Thursday even
ing, Fulcher Smith submitted a list
of subjects to be photographed per-
tanning to Deep Greek Lake, hunting
and fishing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Roads Being Oiled

The summer oiling program of the
State Roads Commission is about
completed in Garrett county, it was
announced this morning from the
roads office. About 25 miles of roads
are receiving the coating of oil and
chips
Route 40 and the Markleysburg
roads have been completed and they
are now at work on 219, between Key
ser Ridge and Accident. Other small
spots include PIG, from Deep Greek
toward Oakland, from Oakland to-
wards Red House, and some spots
south of Red House; the Mt. Lake
Deer Park road, Swanton towards
North Glade, and portions of Third
street in Oakland.
The oiling began about June % and
has been hampered somewhat by the
rainy weather.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Stocking of Fish
Reaches Sizeable
Amount In County

A list of fish stocked in the waters
of Garrett county during the past
fiscal year, received by Senator L. NJ.
Fraley from Ernest A Vaughn, di-
rector of the Game and Inland Fish
commission, shows that this section is
not being neglected in providing
sport for permanent residents and
the summer visitors, with total of
some $4,000 having been placed since
last fall. The list includes a total OF
14,9O4 brook, brown and rainbow
trout over inches; 1000 trout from
6 to inches; 26,662 lingering large
mouth bass, 1000 adult bass; 5000
sunfsh and $50 crappie.
The trout were all placed this year
during March, April and May and
were separated as follows:
Sin. Trout-Bear Greek 1904; Saw
age river, $500; Cherry Greek, 500;
Laurel Run in Potomac State forest,
500; Laurel Run at Kempton, 500;
Mill Run, below Friendsville, 500;
Salt Block, 500; Youghiogheny river
above Crellin, 500; Piney Run, near
Finzel, 200; Puzzley Run, 500; Muddy
Creek, 500 Puzzley Run, 200 Poplar
Lick, 200.
Trout, to 7 inches-Tolliver 200;
Boiling Spring, 200; Crabtree, 100;
Poplar Lick, 100; White Rock, 100;
Hoyes Run, 100; Blue Lick, 100 and
Big Run, 100.
The locations for stocking bass,
sunfish and crappie were not listed,
but practically all of these amounts
went into Deep Creek Lake.
Mr.. Fraley said Mr.. Vaughn had
advised him that the commission was
now in position to accept greater
number of legal size large mouth
black bass from commercial fisher
men of the upper Chesapeake Bay,
and that Deep Greek Lake would re-
ceive a proprotionate share of those
expected to be received either in late
September or early October.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Democrats Nominate
Truman and Barley

The Democrats nominated Harry S.
Truman for President last night on 4
strong civil rights platform that
threatened a deep north-south splic
in the Democratic party. Truman re-
ceived 94712; Senator Richard Rus
sell, Georgia, 1858; Paul V. McNutt,
4, and % did not vote.
President Truman's nomination
came on the first ballot.
The convention then proceeded to
nominate Senator Alban w. Barley,
of Kentucky, for vice-president.
Mr.. Truman arrived from Wash
ington to address the convention III
its final hours and to fire the Demo-
Gratis first official campaign gun in
the coming struggle against the Re
publican ticket of Governors Thomas
E. Dewey and Earl Warren.
The harsh echoes of a North-SOuth
floor fight over party principles were
still resounding when the delegates
gave Mr.. Truman the campaign BAN
ner. The north won the civil rights
battle, persuading the convention to
turn down a DiXie-sponsored states
rights plank in the platform, and
then getting the party to go on rec
ord in favor of the civil rights laws
asked by Mr.. Truman and vehement
ly opposed in the South.
All of Mississippi's delegates and
half of Alabama's STROBE out of the
convention in protest. Big city dele
cations which were beckoning to
Gen Dwight Eisenhower last week
had long since swung into line for
Truman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-15
Lightning Hits Tent

Five Kempton residents on camp
ing trip at Harrington Manor, west
of Oakland, on July 3, sustained
burns and electric shock when their
tent was struck by lightning during
a severe electrical storm.
The injured were Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Arnold, Miss Pauline Arnold,
Dale Lewis and Elwood Lewis,
Two others of the party, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ode Arnold, who were in a
truck some distance away from the
tent escaped injury.
1t was also learned this week that
five cows on the farm of II. G. Gort-
ner, south of town on Cherry Greek
road, were killed by lightning during
the same storm. They were under a
tree in the pasture field.