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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-08
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
By FRANK X. KENT.
Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per
mission.
All But MIR. StaSSen
By FRANK II. KENT.

1t is interesting to note that of the
five men seriously considered for the
Presidential nomination at the recent
Republican Convention all save one
profited, personally and politically,
from the experience. The exception
was Mr.. Harold f. Stassen. There is
no dispute that he was the architect
Of his own misfortunes.
Governor Dewey, of course, was the
chief beneficiary. He won the first
prize after a long, hard bitter strug-
gle and against formidable combi-
nation of rivals who tried-and at one
time threatened tear him down.
Notwithstanding this, he was nomi-
mated amid great enthusiasm, with
out a dissenting vote and every one
of his opponents pledged full support.
1t is doubtful whether any candidate
for the presidency for more than 80
years has started his campaign with
better prospects of success.
Next, take Governor Warren of
California. When Mr.. Warren first
forged to the front in the pre-con-
vention period as CALIFORNIA; flavor
lite son" there was no disposition to
regard him as a serious contender.
His intimate friends said that Cover
nor Warrens real ambition was to go
on the Supreme Bench. That was why
he was not interested in the vice
presidency. By the time the conven-
ton convened, however, Mr. Warren
had so grown in public estimation
that there was real Warren senti-
ment for President and a general
realization that here was a man well
above ordinary capacity. 1t required
strong pressure not only from Cover
nor Dewey but from his own Cali
fornia friends to convince Mr.. War
rem it was duty to put aside his per-
sonal wishes and take the second place
on the ticket. That he has strength
ened it is too clear to argue.
Then, there is Senator Taft, Gov
Dcwey's strongest competitor. He did
not win. He did not even come close
to winning. But it is possible to argue
that actually he gained more than he
lost. For his fight focused national
attention upon the man and his record
in way nothing else could have done.
As a result, he was revealed to the
country as whole not only as a man
of great intelligence but of the high
est character and courage. Totally de-
void Of cant and hypocrisy, incapable
Of demagoguery and cajoling, clear
headed and clear-minded, many thous-
ands Of citizens know Mr.. Taft today
as they did not know him before. 1t
is a very real tribute that of all the
men mentioned in connection with the
presidency so many regard Senator
Taft as the best equipped. The man
ner in which he took his defeat
cheerful, smiling, with no visible
trace of disappointment and not a
vestige of bitterness-was typical of
the man.
Then, there is Senator Arthur Van
denberg. The farsighted, non-partisan
craftsmanship with which he has
functioned as chairman of the For
eign Affairs Committee certainly
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The u S. Civil Service commission
has announced an open competitive
examination for the position of sub
stitute clerk-carrier for filling vacan-
cies in the postoffice at Oakland. The
usual entrance salary of the position
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Applications are being accepted by
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required to report for written eXami-
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from NJ. c. Crane, at the Oakland
postoffice.
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pointment to the position.
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DEER PARK

Mrs. John Sharpless is a patient at
the Memorial hospital, Cumberland.
Miss Rosemary Haines and John
Haines are visiting relatives in Bal
timore.
Frederick Refs, Baltimore, visited
his mother, Mrs. C. S. Refs, during
the holiday.
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Likes Cave Article


Editor, The Republican
Oakland, Maryland.
Your recent article on the caves of
Garrett County was very good.
In addition to the well known Old
John Friend Cave there are doubtless
many undiscovered caves or caverns
in the thick limestone ledge thru
which the Youghiogheny flows at
Sang Run. Recently Ginseng Run, as
it was called in early records, sudden
ly became almost dry, from the old
Meshack Browning mill seat to its
mouth. Upon investigation Frank
Browning found that most of the
Creek water was disappearing in a
sink hole just below the intake of the
old mill race. He filled in the hole
with stones and most Of the water re-
turned to its usual course.
About 600 yards above the mouth
of the Creek a very strong spring is
sues from the River bank, and we are
reasonably sure that at least one Of
the sources of this Big Spring" is
the "sink hole" noted above on the
Browning farm; that water from the
Greek flows more than quarter of a
mile under Sang Hill into the River.
Such "a volume of water must have
worn deep channel thru the lime
stonc-a cave of great beauty, which
human eyes have not yet seen.
Charles E. Hoye
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-08

Note: The series of articles "This
is Garrett County" are being pre-
pared by Robert B. Sincell, recent
Potomac State School graduate, who
will continue his journalism studies
this fall at West Virginia university.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-08
MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS
THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1913.
Is Astonished
To the Editor of
The Republican,
Oakland. MARYLAND.

To the Editor of
The Republican,
Oakland, Maryland.
Sir:
| was astonished to read in your
issue of June 18th that | was a
student at Western Maryland College
in 1909. | never attended w. NJ. c.,
and in 1909 was still in the grades at
the Oakland Grammar School. (They
called it Grammar SCHOOL,, then;
not Elementary For me to have
been a college student in 1909 would
have put the Quiz Kids in the shade.
Frederick Thayer, Jr.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WESLEY HALL, 1926 21st st. n.w.-Dble.
rms. twin beds, lEe. closets, running water
in room, maid service; social activities;
1885 isiS 81 ST. me- NV can the Eo
Nicely furnished rooms for ladies
sas 9osrd ads
share with another lady in Christian
home; splendid meals; $40-$42. CO. 3065.
1905 9Th ST. N.w.-wsrm, clean. cor
front; excel: meals; empl. people; re.
sssas'ed sooS MAss: S.. oSsE xSE Nw-Iarse s deubl.
@ bath; siris h only. co. s7ss. % 'e"iDyr'e M1i
sS sh 81 :osts dDe er nsgy sa1
sgle. for man; good meals, switchboard.
-l6
1927 BELMONT Be MON, & aD Nwavsssneiss ;sa to
excel. heat; delicious meals; maid service
daily; veteran ssnasnts preferred: s46 oea.
pSuBEE PSqhsIx ANb nj gfsf 4sirLE RMS, nr. bath,
plenty Of closets; laundry .privils. lunches
packed, Sa,, WALKING Sb dist downtown: very
feasSnsS faos hsth 81 Fl NW@pbe also to share.
for men; good food. MI. 274O and DU.
1893 18th ST. N.w-1st FIR. double.
ea.; share room for girls, S45; small bsmt.
room. S45: excellent meals. 10
LARGE RIM, with board, for 2. at 213
1854 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Pleasant atmosphere. excel. meals; few
vacancies for girls and men IA
DUPONT CIRCLE-We have two vacancies
for young ladies. DIsSIN'S, 2O13 Mass.
WI WILL Pa BoARD asb0 GIRLS or working mother
and child. in Va, near Pentagon. GIL.
$3.50. 10
cooking. daily rm serv-
ice, cony. transp. to city and Pentagon.
GIL, 500, IA
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MlscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

SsssSts sis's S''sSs ss
ZOO sass eena.. SO. nTft cafi M s 1859. e'''e'''
f,ss: s|iv.r IzTSshzs sss5 ss
VA WasaEEs, aHs s lS sfsndnss saTass sA 1915 q. luxe
models. completely automatic, don't have
sSant for cash. s.o M ro all Ct sFas DIS
froners, elec. ranges and ,television ct
ass9; s:'r,s5 zs ESss s% s$s So
WAsHERs-Bendix, Thor. Maytag, qE
ELEcTRIcAL CENTER. 514 10th st. NV.
WAsHERS-Apt. size. 15x15x3o in. hish.
loNEzy2s, iNcn HSsn siass sAs; Ga. q ave- % ST. $3.50
immediate delivery. on easy terms: Deal;
1928. Jordan Piano Co., 1O1b 9TH st.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendir de luxe
washer. only 3 months old, used very
WAsHiNG asss SSso MxeH1NE. Xd Shs0, Laund.ral new
condition. fully automatic. $780, Call FA.
WASHING MACHINES. 5. rebuilt wash
fEh t' ss9ys5ss '2a Idsfin'fss nsSi
tween 1880 am. and $3.50 pm. 10
WATER HEATER, 30-gal. automatic, peri.
cond., $50; too small for present house.
Call after II am. 128 Jen. st. NV.
WATER HEATER, automatic, 30-gal., per-
feet cond.; S35; too small for present
house. Call after IL am, 129 Jefferson
WAIER HEATEzs. Eas. electric, al sizes,
water Heater Specialists for 30 Years"
Expert installation. JOHN G. WEBSTER
WATER HEATERS-42-gal., twin element,
nationally famous water heaters, 500 so;
also for immediate delivery. 80. 81 and
SO gal. GE, Westinghouse and Hotpoint
water heaters: easy terms. ELECTRICAL
WRIST WATCH BANDS, about 40 dozen,
priced very reasonably; guaranteed for
OWNER leaving city wishes to sell at
once 3 domestics and II Oriental rugs,
priced very low for quick sale. Can be
seen at SANITARY CARPET CLEANING
CO, DI. 0356, 100 Indiana ave. NV.
Please do not call II not interested. %
WAREHOUSE SALE-Army engineer
chests, trunk type. lift top, new. $3.50
$3.50 ca, carrying cases. wood, $500 ca.
Hardware. misc. surplus at low prices.
5525, daily and Sunday to pm.
machine, consisting Of one 2,000-gal filter
combination washer, extractor and exhaust
fan. Reas. priced. WA. $3.50. Ii
Evening star., 1948-02-09
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

Ex-GI-Moving. packing. storage; local
or long distance, anywhere, any time: no
Job too large or small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience. with
new van;. careful handllns: reas rates; te:
saofHEERs ss5 hHE tpf Mo1fsG %h
virginia: all white help. owens $3.50.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 1853 or FIR. O3S6.
VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening; reasonable 6ss, rates.
Msov1sG sobvs ssansk aGkoss sPffiys ill
rooms: expert packing. Phone NO; ,91o4,
UNION sToRAGE ca; SS !MSii est; nssis asoSi lived
a 5 npDeE eH is5ise is5 OK 1ssa
VETERAN. vi skSsj Just out of the service. will
eS %svs Co sF s afl ea enEt1!2f Rsas q g.,
AK. 1888, NEWLONS TRANSFER. CHI.
s595; local, long DISTANCE, Satisfsction
4 iGs sRSsssl'yA Van sEEyfeG * s5as;
WASTEDHLoad or part load to and from
washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City. Denver
and Calf immediate service; NOSTHEhs S HI !
yANLINEs me AT 81 994S, r. IL sesyise gSs 1i
move or haul anything, night or day; no
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus iur-
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. IA. 2937; after p.m., GE l4l6.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
ApARrMENTs EURNIsHEp.

LIv: RIM. DIN: RM;. Ice; bedrm: and ~;
sh o IT s' Share eS3s srn
laundry, nsn 0ae; etc.. so % mo- MR.. A:P :PPoRREsTr,
R Va sf s2sf SfSEa%a SkE 70 shsI. ae
W. Of 'sS sasf ave- ss sInS kennsdy St.
SEAuTUIEH sfS FL BY R2s 1Sa ssf5 xff living
private Gf 'fe home $50: ayailsbis By the 10th.
ass4 ass pRcxrGk Al d. ST. FL girls to share
Arm. apt; S42 each. GE. 1856. after
SILVER SPRING AREA-rurn. Arm. and
gs msdisssIy; ssly; sss a month. sH. s4so; eyes,
io4 Sd ST. N.wLons bedroom. large
cow: ASD KALoRAMA RD;-Nsx. @ mod q,
SUMNER; s11 winter .is;eond apt olds $40.
pvt. bath. refrigerator; suitable for empl.
couple: snT ao $50. See manager between l-s'
fHRN. APT. for rent. s11.2s per wk.
1901 Monroe ioSIaa s's Sir. N.WALapge spze room.
kitchenette, semipriyate bath; weekly.
TWO LARGE, COMFORTABLE RMS. new
kitchen and laundry; SIS. RA. 3434,
sSsS SSfx, as;s .ss apt a. aS,ss
ARLINGToN-Bedroom, R liv, rm. and pri-
yate full bath; in, private home, q block
from bus; no cooking facilities: employed
eepPLG eSSp1s f Out % q town own Week Week ends and hol
ave Sc, mr.. Lincoln Park, with empl.
Sose sSyBls psss &C. s sSt share sis st and
eensressionsl Library; $40; cooking priv;
$35. AT. 2147 Sunday and ewes. l41 N.
LfNeoIN fsR5t1t pa PARK yrc.-clean. newly fuSn.
apt, lge. front bedrm.. complete kit, bath;
IA transp.; refined empl. couple only. $40.
sGn sfF1NES NED sxPY sii5i desires to share her
comfortable apt. with sober, empl. couple;
e4fE CHEVY trenf2Rs Chase. WI Nd. 1885, 1902 Conn
Iefss;;. ) + !. adults, si5o me- ne: wi; s571., 10 = :.
ladies' to o. share l With one working lady:
excel transp Call after 6 weekdays and
Ssf az sa SWs W. va Searns.' 1850 iv rm m1s et,
eiudes all utilities. To inspect call NE.
1868 1868 PARK RID. NM rm. and lge.
kit; adult couple: $52 50 per mo-; ref.
LARGE nicely furnished Ink. and sleep
ing rooms. innsr-spring mattress ass Benaix
S35, $40, $50, $50 per room. zoos East
Capitol St, AT. 3765. p
GIRL to share large apt at 164S Irving
st. NV, $50 month. Call after $50 pm.
1852 FAiRMONT ST. N.W.-studio-typ
apt. suitable 2 gentlemen: $40 mo-: all
CoIoREDMNEAR SI HOWARD UNIVERSITY
% rooms. kit. and bath. heat. gas and
hot water included; adults only; $145 per
month. KAY REALTY CO.. RA. 1900. g
COLORED-COUPLE TO SHARE Arm.
completely furnished apt: ne. section;
$50 mo. AT. 7649. Box 1S4-B. Star.-lO
Evening star., 1948-02-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

PROFESSIONAL SINGLE woman will
share lovely house, in Chevy Chase, D: C.,
phone EX. $500, EXT. 2418; ewes, Sat- and
CHEW CHEVY CHASE, ND bl. to bus: beau
tiful modern home: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths;
auto: heat, rec; rm;: as,r $3.50 mo- MRS
WELL-FURN. 3-bedrm. home on v acre
rage; util. furn.: 5000; refs: March and
GGSalIHTHERsBURG, GSlHE MD.-Brick home. furn.,
I rms. and bath. 2 lge. porches; 16 miles
from the District line on Rt q, go; s12o E E
FOR RENT compl. furn,, 4-bedrms., 2
baths, 2 porches, 1st 4. incl. porch. End
f.; 2 natural fireplaces; finished ATTIC with
with fun bath in bsmt.; built-in gar: very
pleasant; nr. transp.; immed. occupancy:
$500 mo. DU. 1889. OR. $500. 1870
Belmont I'd, NV. IL
Evening star., 1948-02-09
APARTMENTS WANTED.

THREE EMPLOYED WOMEN desire un-
furnished apt. or small house; minimum
3 rooms. Cal MRS. KENNEDY. Dupont
CANADIAN SERGEANT, newlywed. wishes
for immediate occupancy. furnished or or
q. IoSs' ri; s Iss q sgsI 81. 254$ .s$ g.
couple. 3-wk. child; permanent Govt.
employe; UP to $50 per mo. Call co.
TWO NAVAL OFFICERS. single. require
modern 1-bedroom apt; preferably in
NV. Phone Adams 24O0 or Box 59-H.
NAVY 1T. a., 60 and family desire 2
for 2 years WILCOX, oV. 2379. 9.
SIX 90 EIGHT ROOMS, Immediately,
large family, years present address, de-
molishing dwelling; will consider house.
VETERAN, married. both college srsds
two children want furnished or unfur-
nished apt. to $50: no shares Washington
MOTHER and a-yr.-old girl desire to share
apt with some one; not over S35 or $40:
Two r 3 Rms. =. &fT, Shfs Bath M faTn or unfuTn
Congress Hgts. or Anacostia: reas: rent:
excl and wife, no chillren. LU. 1879. %
RETURNED VETERANS and other en-
ployes of Capital Transit Co.. who have
families. need private apts; and houses;
i y9a yss have e. hGais M s g psvs It. 'GB G to
day throush Friday. am; to 3 pm ma
FEsroNsiBin Tahs anSsf I BusrNEsswoMAN desires
en. apartment. furn. Or unfurn. BOX
Evening star., 1948-02-09
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED GENTLEMAN, SO, Govt. EN-.
employe. sparetime artist, urgently needs
attic or small apartment, furnished, with
refrigerator, north light, for studio; quiet
NV. section; reasonable. Box 18Th, Star.
EMPLOYED LADY wants studio or Sleep
ing room by 18th. BOZ 15S-H, Star.
WANTED, convenient to Pentagon, fur
nished or unfurnished bed-sitting room
or efficiency apartment with private bath
and private entrance. Call Republic 6700,
Extension 734S7. 15s
WANTED, by March /, furnished room
with hotplate,-by employed Jewish-Ameri-
can woman; will stay in few nights
weekly with aged woman or children.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
ROOMS rURhlsHEp-s.l. sad s.w.
ROOMS FURkisHEp-Md. 8 Va.

rm.. for l or 2;
lst A., share are bath with one; l blk; to
1877 N. UTAH, Arlington-Attractiv
from. rm.: modern home, nicely furn; city
and Sun. Ia
3s10 37th PL., Brentwood, Md.-Furnished
sleeping m. next to bath; gentlemen only;
ALExANDRIA-Del Ray; zoos Common
wealth ave; dble. rm. with twin beds, pvt.
home, blks. to bus: unlim. phone. TIE.
1245.
FURNISHED. dble. sleeping rm.: conven
located off Wilson blvd. Call cH. 1l45.
VA, 1131 N. Vermont St
AttraStiys aiy,. Dbl rm for or giTls; la9n
IN SILVER sPRING-Furn. room for
couple or 2 gentlemen. S35 per mo-; cony.
transp. 81. 9237. 10
ONE DOUBLE RIM, furn.; men or married
SINGLE Or DoUsEE ROOM with kit.
privil. ov. $500: after 6. SH. 1921.
Evening star., 1948-02-09

RIM. on busline, 15 min
to town; no other roomers; gentleman
nreferred FIR 7454 10
:,aS BRYANT sT. N.E.-Large front room
nicely furn.: for rent. single or double
Call NO $685.. p
VILLAGE VICINITY, nr.
Catholic Univ-MaSter bedrm., en-
ployed couple or gentlemen; close trans
DU. 0039 10
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE, S.E.-single
or double bright warm room, next bath
in new home Of adult couple. TW. 2799
s41 LEXINGTON PL. .N.E.-Lse. front
rm.; two men or couple: IS wk. easn.
4si5 iath PL. NE-Girl to share lge frt
rm., twin beds, lRe. closet: with another
M M. e CATHoIiC UN1vERsIrY-M Nicely
furn. dbl. front nm, twin beds; bus at
ISs7 b sT. N.E.-Furnishsd room for
Evening star., 1948-02-09

NAVY CAPTAIN with wife and childd
dren, desires 3 or bedroom untafn,snsat ad9aeent
area. ar aafhs hsis5-siS5: Wil1 probably be in
washington 2-3 years. sH. 73l5: ls
e-BEDROOM HOUSE or apartment, lur-
nished or unfurnished. One child 3 mos.
Prefer nearby virginis sG,ib Gat, RE 900
oIiiET. responsible. Foreign Service fam
iiy recently Transferred to n9Spnsbea Wssnlnsb.oaa
desires two or three eedroom ina, un.u,nisRe9 AZ
ANDREWS FIELD otficer and wife need l
or 2-bedroom furn. home. No children no
pets. Prefer close to neld. 1t. LEH-
MANN, pI; 415o, ext ls,., Sls ..,,rs. -i9 i,,n
hni,se or ant. in NV. area for remainder
school year Any reasonable price. 81
nnFFicER REGULAR NAVY desires 8 bed.
room house or row house for wife and
grown DAUGHTER. Require Acceptable aersa- neisn-
tnwn. Tyo-year lease preferred, avafiaple
Ist 10 18th March. BOX 14e-H. star. 1o'
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tc.,,. ,

NAVY OFFICER. wife, children. need
2,3-bedrm. house. Va. MR.. VAN LOON.
EXs .S4O0 or ME. BAIT. 90
NAVY 1t. DESIRES 2 or bedroom house
IN Virginia or MARYLAND, convenient Navy
Annex, available July 1: viii consider buy
ing Tor reasonable down payment. RE
5400. Ext. 71173, 1T. vINcELETTE. week
Gays, to 4. 14s
MAJOR, wife and small daughter need
2,bedroom house In vicinity Of Pentagon
Phone. AID. 2606. l5s
ARMY COLONEL desires modern, det., g.
bedroom unfurn. home in any good resi-
Dental area; no children or pets; viii take
/. Call WO. O32l II
W00DRDGE AREA preferred: house or
apt; permanently employed couple; rent
or lease; refs. MI. 5163 after $50.
ASSET OR LIABHITY?-We believe we
would be an asset; can give references;
desperately need 2-hedroom house or apt;
NV. or Arl., Va; Coast Guard Chief and
wife: permanently assigned. Phone OW.
3119, "a weekdays. los
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eoAfS.

MARINE sUPPINEs.. paints, rope. IRE ex-
rine engines. so to 900 hp: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL vEccHro q SON. 1912 11th
OWENS CRUISER, SO it., now on dis
play: demonstration by appt.; place your
order now il you expect spring delivery.
Larry JERMAN' saan pistribpsSr W% asSa 1891 R.
MOTOR, Champion" AZ h.p
Perfect condition, used 3 times; S110.
PI 1900
ter board keel, luxuriously fitted for liv-
ing aboard. bath. etc. Owner leaving
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SCRAP LUMBER. frewood, 81 cord: you
delivered. COOPER SUPPLY CO. SIS
18th st. ne. AT. 5919; night. FIR 5000
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak, any length;
Va. and nearby Nd. Wo. T02s. -i7
GREEN OAK WOOD, any length; immedi.
ate delivery in ne. and NV. Call Ashton
1892 -1s
delivered. RE. 1925 49,
WOOD, so cords Of oak wood, sawed in
stoyewood length, some In fireplace length.
VIII deliver. Best offer. CI4ARENCE Ed
WARDS, Fairland, Nd, Ashton 2121. -l3
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APARTMENTS ukFURkIsHED.

piex apt; ige liv. rm. with fireplace.
library alcove, din. rm., mod. kit: and
pantry; 4 bedrms., sitting rm, IL baths.
iss; 4entsI eI0ssss sss5 ny month aha EM s7s5 bet
and 8 pm. BOX 1896. Star. .
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Bedrm., kit. and
bath; utilities furn.; will take care /
COUPLE need unfurn..
NV. l or . bedrm. apt. or house; Ss5
siIO CHEVERLY AVE, Chevy Chase Md
Apt, liv. rm., bedrm, kit, bath; conv.
tranSn After 6 pm. lle
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FARM and GARDEN.

TRACTOR, all types farm equipment.
truck, sprayers on hand. OWNER, call
after 8. Falls Church 21aO. i6s
LOVELY AFRICAN yIOLETS. 25 varieties.
va va shinstcn-Balt. blvd. Beltsville' Md.
GARDEN MISUNDERSTANDING" III
plow, mower attach. MALONEY'S, INC,
Sl26 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. SH. 1890.
MANURE. well rotted, $3.50 per Is bu.:
S5 per 10 bu., delivered; top soil. WA.
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HOUSES UNFURhIsHEp.

SIX ROOMS, 2Ia baths, home on l acre:
lowed Cali 4. Il. DANIELS: GIL. 4o6o g
DETACHED HOME in Silver Spring; 2
rooms and bath INV oil heat; Just redec.
Grated and now vacant: can be rented until
Sept. 10, l94S; S175 q month. r. P. RIP,
LEY, Realtor, SH. 1889. tClosed Sunday
NEW HOME, 3-bedrm., 2-story brick. 81 so
mo-; Silver Spring area; pay all utilities
Greenbelt 455l 10
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

$4,000 TAXES IT-2O-unit apt. close
in. Al rental location: lge. apts.: price
less than eight times rental RE. O493,
NEARBY yA.-45 units, conveniently To-
Gated for shopping and transp. Can be
bought for around 71a times annual rent
al. H. G. SMITHY CO., Ma. 5000. 3
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APARrMENIs ExchANGEn.

BRTGHTWOOD AREA-Apt,. 2 lge. rms,
dinette, kit. and bath, beaut. furn., to ex-
change for lge. apt. or small house in
Chicago or suburbs. DIR. LOUBE. GE. O35S.
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ROOMS UNFuRNIsHEp.

TWO LARGE. pleasant rms, Ink; priviis.
2nd a., next to bath. MI. 5767. %
g14 G PL. N.W.-Rooms to suit tenants
or GE. 07SO Ill
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
nousEs WANTED TO RENT.

NEW 3-BEDRM., unfurn.. rented home II
conv. ne. section. for 2.bedrm. nome o.
spt. In NV. Cali ia. 1858. 10
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RooMs EURN.-Nertheo,. tcen, |,

ROOMS FURk.-Norfhsass Cent (.
COLORED-I213 OWENS PL. N.E.-Rms.,
suitable girls: pvt. bath and kitchen.
After $50 pm. Must be seen to appre-
COIORED--1237 OATES ST. N.E.-spa-
cious .rm. for refined gentleman. conv
CsoIoRED1IN M. SEcTToN-one Ire.
room, steam heat. RE. 1917.
ROOMS rURkisNED-s.E. end s.W.
NICE ROOM FOR ONE, livingston Manor
for couple seeking apartment. vi. 1898.
%
1921 18th ST. s.E.-Nice. clean, small
wk.; pvt. family. Ii. s739. %
635 EAST CAP. ST.-Large front room on
1st floor, suitable for Govt. workers
Well furn.. good heat and hot water. Rea-
sonable TR: a754 .
COLORED-REFINED EMPLOYED lady.
single or widow. share room. next to
bath; some privileges. Call TW. 175S.
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CATTLE LIVE STOCK.

MIXED BALED HAY, $50. BENNETT,
4-YR.-oLD HALF-BRED GREY COLT, II
hands high: S-mo-old half-bred grey colt,
81 in. high; 14-hand spotted mare pony,
saddle and bride, S65: sleighs, bells. har-
ness OF all kinds Break-carts, new one
horse wagon, farm implements, scoop
shovels. wire stretchers. axes and saws.
pAY GELDING, saddle.
bride, halter and shank: 2 blankets:
jumps 5H it,: $125 or best offer under.
DON Silver Spring O109.
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JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K ST. NV, ME-
OO89: baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
HATCHING every week. pullorum clean
focks. CAPITOL HATCHERY. l25 l235 Kenii-