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AUroMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS

AUToMoTlVE MISCELLANEOUS
REBUILT ENGINES-We have avail
able for immediate delivery the fol-
lowing factory remanufactured en-
l92S-1947 Ford
1934-1947 Chevrolet.
1933-194S Plymouth.
1933-1947 Dodge.
1937-1947 Olds.
1937-1947 Chrysler.
We can order Buick. Pontiac. Olds-
mobile. De Soto, Chrysler. Stude-
baker and Lincoln-Zephyr engines
Use our time payment plan, as low
Ssv s a,so per ,nYesiieate on orr on factorve 70
rebuilt Transmission. MONTGOMERY
WARD, Alexandria, Va, AL. 1900.
OV b272
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CLARENDON, 2 BLOCKS

Colonevs transfer makes immedi-
ately available this exceptionally
well-planned, well-built and we'll
financed brk. bone nr. Pentagon. Q
blks. from heart Of Clarendon; en-
trance foyer with lge. guest closet
and powder rm.. Iiv. rm. with flre-
concrete lounging porch, 8 excel.
bedrms., lge. tile bath, sun porch
on End fir. stairs to f1oored attic,
full bsmt. with firepl. and maids
rm., gar. and outdoor stone f1repl.;
M. T. Broyhill & Sons, Inc.
1924 Lee Hwy. JA. 4-130o. Open
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BELLE HAVEN
BEVERLY HILLS

A beautiful prewar. Colonial home,
on a high-wooded plot, 60x1 so.
First fl. has 20-ft. liv; rm., 12-ft;
refgr., tiled u bath and side screen
ed porch. second a. contains master
bedroom. with pvt. bath. . other bed
rms. and tile bath. Full bsmt. with
" bath. Garage, Slate roof. Cen
ter-hall entrance and other features
you demand in the best. By ap-
pointment. please.
Arlington Realty Co.
oo0d uJiIson p1vd NW Q300
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Live Rent Free with Income
Lee. 2-complete-apt. house. Just the
thing for one who wants to live in
is looking for . good investment
Has lge. Az loan and about $1,000
cash will handle. Upstairs apt
which is completely furn. will be
open Nov. 30th. Has. 2,car garage:
lovely lot. T5x125. beautiful trees
and white picket fence. Close to
transp,.. shopping and schools and
only 10 min. from Pentagon. All
this for $14,950 Hurry as this
holiday special will not last long.
Arlington Realty Co.
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE (cont.
~
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G0.~ 0

4 AND 6 UNIT BRICK APIS. in D. c.
good returns on your investment.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1882,
CORNER STORE AND HOME. Two
bath; separate entrance to 2nd A.;
Cali Mr.. Richards, WO. 6595. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
OFFICE BUILDING DOWNTOWN.
near Dupont Circle and Conn. ave
Renovated, vacant; immediate pos
session: price. $4,000. Mr.. Mea-
sell. DI. 1918; ewes. ST. 2S4S, VIM.
H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. 3
NEW BRICK BUILDNG-Two stores:
two 2-bedroom apartments. 2 small
warehouses. in growing suburban
business section. Shows excellent
return on investment. Call DI. 1O15
till 8 pm. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS
sss,S5o % CAN PURCHASE this mod
ern 5-unit apt. house on South
Capitol st: each apt. consists Of
liy. rm., din. rm., kit. dinette and
bath; income. $3.385 per year. EN-
TERPRISE REALTY CO., EX. 34O0:
ewes. GE. Bill.
Modern F'ireproof Apt. Bldg.
Annual income approximate $4,000.
Yearly net cash return-after ex-
penses and mortgage reduction
about $4,000 on down payment OF
$4,000. Call Mr.. Tarver, 81. $500,
with z. M. FRY, Realtors, WI. 674O.
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KEEP YOUR PETS!


No restrictions on cats or dogs Il
you own this Immaculate 6-rm
brick, screened porch. tiled bath ane
extra special" basement. Attrac'
tive Handicapped lot not far from
country club; GI contracts accepted
with $1,000 down. See for your.
self. Call OW. 5000.
ABSOLUTE MASTER
OF your own domain and convenient,
near transportation and school. spa
cious rms. and bath on one floor
28x34 basement, automatic heat
fenced rear yard. Ideal for retirtnf
couple You're cordially invited Z
inspect this quality home. Call oW
SANTA CLAUS
Has Come to Town Early
brick Colonial with flrst-fioof den
basement, oil h.-w.h., equipped
kitchen. fireplace and detached ga
rage. A trim home on q level lot
only Q blocks from theater and com.
plete shopping. Close to Navy An
mex and Pentagon; its our grab baa
special at OW. 9090..
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INVESTMENT PKOF. FOX JAIL
18th ST. NV. Mr.. CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL. 8 apts., 3 baths, 8 kitch-
ems, 8 refgrs., 12-rm. row brick;
$16.5oo full JIo price Want MT, ohsr' h,sy
Cali RE. O493 or CHI. 1905. II
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD
Corner 8 story, flreproof constrrc-
ton apartment. IA units, rental,
$3.50 monthly, 1st commercial zone
(may be changed to 2nd CONNER
cial). Well nnanced-accommodating
terms. Price $50, 800. Low pre-war
Yentais-vith some improvements,
rentals should be materially in
creased. MOORE b HILL CO. NE.
400. fi-- -
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ARLINGTON, 8 blks. to new school.
transp.' and close to Lee blvd
acres. cor, facing 3 sts.: water;
seTeE gas ana else aebe, an 10 SHGe
and sold profitably. Ali for s12, $50.
CAPUTI REALTORS, Phone FA.
RAMBLER AfMiBBLER sIrE-over 1900 square
feet. level ground. Silver Spring. l
avese. % in weli-established neighbor-
hood: $4,000. Call owner, MR..
INDUSTRIAL SITE in Silver Spring.
blk of Colesville rd., lot s5x90:
Priesd, right for ,SHd euick sale. CRANE
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. and about
2 miles beyond Chevy Chase Circle
Ideal lot about 1n0x330 feet. on
improved street with all utilities.
Price. $1,000. LOUIS P. SHOE
sXkE MAkER 9Is s. Wooded nx Nh iots iisf vii
to bus, quiet section. sH. 4s79.
BY OWNER lots on Qusckenbos
st.; mr., N; H; ave; :, Es Each lot; doo S7ax tx
APARrMENT fIs SHl BGrIDING SITE sox
100 with sewer and water; in center
OF Capitol Heights; will sacrince.
ST. 800 or best offer. BUSADA REAL
ESTATE, 4415 Southern ave. Sc
RIGGS ROAD-Three nice bldg. lots.
69xl5O: corner. $1,000 cash. Water,
elec. M. o. JARVIS. RA. 4343.
BANNOCKBURN--A few choice lots
now available with city water. nicely
wooded and in an established COM
munity Of selected owners; priGes; s.
from a,,i $1,000 ru PH1Id1Ps 6Is sfs GhNsY 81
Sw!t & rogFEK'4 81. s4op, 1sc" 1oi" l'.n 81,
CONN. AVE. LOCATION-(Driye l
den to 34th st. to our sign.) Large
rambler and homesites: rep, on
grounds, IL to 5 pm. Eve, phone
rs = sHSp1Ro, aST1i INC, ME. 1717.
400 FT. FRONT By 125 DEEP, all
utils. in, on paved street. zoned for
apt; good sc. location. S1S,5O0.
38th ST, 2 blks. of Pa. ave. Sc,
fronting Fort Davis Park: g lots
b0xI20. natural grade. $3.50 ea.
in. $4,000.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. 2 blks: on
Alabama ave. Sc; 8 lots 20x10Q ca.
all utils. In, on paved street. $500
for all VI. 1915. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd.
THIS DESIRABLE HOMEsITE, near
18th and Perry sts. ne. is one OF
the last available in this lovely
neighborhood; li =, @ For details call Mr.
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors, 1925 Pa. ave. NV, RE
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CHERRYDALE

Just OF Lee hwy. on North Randolph
st. situated on 1 acre with trees; nr.
public and parochial schools, not
bsmt. is out of ground. having 3
rms. and bath, tiled floors. On 1st
flr. there are 4 rms. and "a bath, 3
freplaces, storage attic. furnace
heat. A most cow. place in which
to live. Immed poss. Price, S14.-
800. ANY reas. offer submitted.
For .appt; call E. H. IRWIN. Elm
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SUBURBAN sALgLyIReIklA
3 LEVELS

A very interesting brick bungalow,
arranged on 3 convenient levels,
Excellent for that small family
Anchor fenced lot, 65x165. Total
no. OF rms. are 5. Moderate terms
Maybe $1,000 cash will handle. It't
vacant and in good condition.
A.als,a 1.41 DAal4x1 "a
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HAVE 1T BUILT
ON YOUR LOT

with expandable attic. S11.750 up.
Colonials, S12.750 up. Finest work
manship and materials. See the
many attractive plans we have
available. Get better home-have
you want it. go years building ex-
perience, best Of refs. FHA-GI
financing. Call for an appt.. OW.
1884. VAN LUVEN CONSTRUCTION
m OR0R Wilson blvd
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT >.
CORNER BUILDING, located mr.
Navy Yard s.e.; can be used for any
purpose; zoned Industrial; ideal for
loading and unloading; has 1900
So. It. / q. Call OWNER. FIR. 4150j
WSsAlRsiEsHousE Sslsis - 5eo1 Berwyn rd.,
Berwyn, Md; rental $100 month;
zoned INDUSTRIAL. Also 2 n smaller lla
BELFIoRE CO., 1871 L st. NV"
l. Sir. N.E.-Nr. End st., 5000 50. IT,,
heated by gas blowers, loading en-
trance. concrete floor. modern bldg.
e, QUINCY SMITH, INC, 1418 H
st. NV, DI. 9057: ewes, WI. 9474.
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SANTA CLAUS
VIENNA
Gin 600

$500 down and $1,000 per mo-, plus
taxes and insurance under Gl plan.
Living rm. has fireplace, dining rm.-
kitchen combination, 2 bedrms. and
bath, basement and a-acre lot. Call
OW. 5000. -
HAVE A FULL HOUSE?
Here's the answer to your problem.
4 big bedrms.. 2 baths. pine paneled
den, living rm., dining rm.. kitchen
are large, complete basement, At
tached garage. lot 11Sx240. oil h.
VIII, s miles from downtown D. c.
Will 80 GI at $16,S00. Call OW.
9090.
ATMOSPHERE
OF QUIET DIGNITY
Larger, more substantial home; built
during the days Of careful construc-
ton; center hall, 24-ft. living rm.,
15-ft dining rm., 1st-fioor den and
bath. Cozy breakfast nook, upstairs
are 8 double bedrms. and 2 tiled
baths. Many other features include
slate roof. garage, 2 screened
porches, generous and numerous
closets. Property seldom offered in
this neighborhood; professional type
client preferred. Call OW. 5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Highway at Glebs Rd.. oW. 5000.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
RICHTER TRAILER SALES

DODGE 1916 2-ton dump: new en-
$685.: can finance conv. AETNA
FINANCE CO., 3215 R. l.. ave.,
Mount Rainier, Nd. UN. 1921. -3
CHEVROLET 1949 1-ton stake, can
not be told from new: only driven
si,4S5. sos ,taai cHEvY A CHASE MoToR
CO., INC. 7725 Wis. ave OIL. 6l0O.
FORD 1e49 English h-ton panel
This precision built, economical ma
chine represents the most versatile,
useful and economical truck built;
MiaLtaMs N St Ws' 10. 4 $500 500 'NAs''' 20
CHEVROLET 1Ia-ton van; good con-
dftip dIt,pn' 69 Spal ssss wheels; $3.50 or s best
FORD 2Ia-ton 1889, hydraulic duct,
$3.50. CITY SERVICE STATION.
rSkp Sdab R, ia4e ! aYs hslfton n.e panel; traded
by original owner; looks and runs
III cHAsE seYi MOTOR oRi' CO. INC, 1si a7a5
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100. Il
CHEVROLET 1947 half-ton pickup
with de luxe cab; looks like new, ex;
cellento MECHANICAL condition: ;E4I good
ees co, NC ses' 77s5 SHv Wis. a' ave. oE' sioo.
new-truck appearance. exceptionally
good mech. cond.: 1875; CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR co. INC, 7725
Wis. ave. OIL. 61O0. j
GMc 1sa5 truck sln., Model edslnvi EcaSii S,,i
Shesls slass 00ex excelient nspef condition, % low
mileage: $500. Call Mr.. Kallins,
CAFRITZ. DI. 1850. i
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Two Excellent Buildings
(D Downtown one-story, containing
$4,000 50. IT. desirable space. zoned
2nd commercial; high ceiling; GOOD
(2} New one-story warehouse under
CONSTRUCTION; $4,000 50. IT.; on
ground floor; will divide for satis-
factory tenants. Aft. ceiling. large
overhead drive-in, doors. New, York
ave. industrial area. Available Tor
occupancy about Feb. ID.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH
I 107 n at NV. Realtors, MA. $500.
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DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
On1ces available for business, pro-
fessional and trade ORGANIZATIONS
19AE rnrp aye
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"a PER, MO

GIs-$51.74 PER MO.
And S100 down buys one of these
modern 2-bedrm. homes in West
more, Fairfax. Va. For further in
formation. call
w. S. HOGE, Jr., Realtor
3s15 Lee hwy, CHI. 060O; GIL. 2423,
evenings. Il
$14,95O, ARLINGTON, VA.
"CAPE COD"
Delightful convenient location, z
blocks from St. AIMS Catholic
Church. A comfortable appealing
home, brick construction. livini
room with fireplace. dining room
with built-in corner cabinet, de
luxe kitchen. screened side porch.
bedrooms and tile bath; oil &C
heat, Anchor fence around rear
yard. Many detail features and
conyeniences. Large lot. We are
confident owner will consider rea-
sonable offer. Call Mr.. Smith (eve-
nings. EN-. 1903. THOS. ]
FISHER & CO.. INC. Realtors. DI
RS20
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DoDGE 1897 4d, ts. ssa.n r uausu. ans IL
sIe5. full price. ROBERT HERsoN,
72 Florida ave. ne. MI. 7100. Il
DODGE 194l conv. coupe: one owner;
like new, r. and h 1915. SUB
URBAN AUTO SALES, 8 Que St
DODGE 1871 Custom sedan,
equipped: fine cond.; S494; 500
down. Why pay more2 AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburs
I'd; II. 3ossoo; - Il
green finish, and runs good; only
1895. TU. 5000. .
DODGE 1889 4-dr.; heater. prac-
tically new tires, cheap transp;
S195, terms. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Que st. NV, DU. $500.
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FORD 1a4e sedan delivery: very good
more AUTo WHoLESALERs. 1881
Bladensburg rd., Ii. 3-S800. i
FORD 1850 Tudor sedan; r. and h.;
run only few miles; 1.695 cash
or terms as low as S295 down and
"a mos. to pay bal. CENTRAL
Prices" 1925 Conn. ave. EN-. 1854.
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CONVENIENT
SPANISH CASTLE

Zestful 3-bedrm. bungalow In quiet
Lyon Village. Built to last forever,
this high-ceilinged home Is cool and
restful in summer, warmly inviting
during winter; gracious liv. rm. with
unusual fireplace, large din. rm.
meant for entertaining, enormous
kitchen; all 3 bedrms. are on LIST
floor and will easily take twin beds;
bsmt. has " bath; shaded front
porch; detached garage. 1880.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 1884
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Country Home-$17,9aO
Three beautiful acres and a thorough-
ly conditioned 3-bedroom old farm
home, on main highway. only 10
miles out. You can have chickens.
a horse or COW and excellent
J. FuLLER GROOM REALTY CO.
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FORD 1947 sedan: equipped; quail
ity car; S794: S160 down. Why pay
more? AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburg rd. Ii. 3-SS00. Il
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PAGE FIVE

Accident Elementary - Henry
Speicher, A. J. Richter, Robert Alex
ander.
Red House: John Bachtel, Mrs.
Dewey Gnegy, Benjamin Knepp.
I[itzmiller Elementary-L. c. Hut
son, Milton Pitts, Dr.. Ralph Calen-
drella.
East Vindey: Artenis Sines, Louis
Barger, Frank Damon.
Oakland Elementary ~ William
Mace, Clifford Phillips, Mrs. Pauline
Hanst.
Crellin: Arthur Friend, George
limbaugh, Stanley Ashby.
Nit. Lake Park: Mrs. Delbert Bit
finger, Harvey Riley, Mrs. William
Bell.
Loeb Lynn Heights: Mrs. Mary
Martin, Il. NJ. Weeks, Mrs. William
b. Lohr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16
School Trustees Are
Named By Board

New Trustees for the various
schools of the county with terms
until 1852, approved at a recent
meeting of the Board of Education
and are being added to those whose
terms expire in 1850 and 1851. The
trustees are as follows, with 1850 APP
pointees named first, 1851 appointees
second and the newly appointed ones
last:
Swanton Ellis Harvey, Carl
Wright, Dewey Shaffer.
North Glade; Hayward Custer, Ar
thur Fitzwater, Earl Beckman.
Bethel: William Virts, Piercie
Bray, Mrs. Charles Pencil.
Mt. Zion: Herbert Sharpless, John
w. Tichinel, George Tichinel.
McCabe: Harold Fearer, Robert L.
limbaugh, Freeman Sines.
New Germany: Willie Warwick
Parker Warwick, Elmer C. burst.
Jennings: Paul Resi-, Harry Broad
water, Bruce Yommer.
Yoder: Alvin H. Yoder, Irwin
Yoder, Ralph Miller.
Manadier Ridge: Herman Myers
Clyde L. Smith, Thomas Bittinger.
Rich Hill: Elias F. McClintock, AL
bert Richter, Harry Bowser.
Hoyes Run: George Sines, Thomas
W. Savage, to be appointed.
Sunnyside: William Nazelrod, Les
ter Moon, Mrs. Carlton Sanders.
Kempton: Cassell Tasker, Edgell
Knots, Harry Buckley.
Corunna: Mrs. Henry Liller, G. c.
Dixon, Ezra Liller.
Red Oak; Elmer Clark, James
Childs, Virgil Miller.
Swan Meadow: Roy Yoder, d. S.
Swartzentruber, Baity Ridder.
johnson: Clifford Cation, Mrs
Louise Mckenzie, Floyd Boyer.
Beall: Mrs. Kathleen Garlitz, Al
bert Mckenzie, William Green.
Finzel: Clyde Baker, Miles Wer-
ner, Edward Baker.
Deer Park: Leslie Rodeheaver, Her
man Schmidt, Mrs. Mary DeBerry.
Wilson: J. w. Woods, William
Schmidt, Theodore " Wilson.
Bethlehem: Charles V. Harvey,
William WEIGH, Loaring S. Green.
Spring Glade: Alvin Strawser
Mrs. II. c. Dewitt, John E. Miller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16
Received Into Church

Last Sunday morning the St. Pauls
Methodist church received the follow
ing persons into Church membership:
By transfer, Mrs. George Deffen-
baugh, Oak street, from Cumberland.
BY Confirmation, Billie Schaeffer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaeffer;
Fred Stemple, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Stemple; Connie Savage, son
of Nh and Mrs. Arthur VI. Savage;
Willavene Ashby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Reynold Ashby; Arveta Bell,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Bell; Frank Lee Dewitt, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Dewitt; Nancy For
shey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
cit L. Forshey; and Barbara Stickel.
Dr.. Pickens baptized one adult, DR..
Bruce w. Armstrong, Of Hopemont,
w. Va, and three children, Bruce w.
Armstrong, Jr.; Lois Anne Bell and
Charles David Bell, children of Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Lewis Bell, of Crellin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16

Miss Julia Lawton, Mrs. S. B. Aron-
halt, Mrs. John Moore and sons, Mrs.
Susan Lawton and Mrs. James Nor
deck spent last Thursday visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
White.
Miss Ella Fazzalari left yesterday
for Washington where she will attend
the national All camp as one of the
four representatives from Maryland.
Her sister, Florence Fazzalari, also
left the same day to take summer
course at the University of Maryland.
Elizabeth Rice, Of this county, was
one of those listed as having won a
medal of honor as one of the girls
enrolled in the 1919 national All Can
ming Achievement awards program.
Those enrolled learned to estimate
family food needs and work out food
preservation plans.
Members of the Lutheran choir and
their guests were entertained with a
dinner on Monday evening in the Sun
day school room by members of the
Lydia circle of the church. Corsages
were presented to Mrs. d. R. Sincell
and Mrs. o. NJ. Smouse, the latter of
Clarksburg, w. Va, church organists.
Howard and Mary Lee Smouse
motored here yesterday afternoon
from Clarksburg, w. Va, and We're
accompanied home by their mother,
Mrs. o. NJ. Smouse, and sister Lorena
Jean, who had spent week here.
Mrs. James Lemmert accompanied
them and will spend a few days with
relatives in Clarksburg.
Miss Donna Littman, who has been
residing in Laramie, Wyoming, since
last fall, was the soloist at a recent
wedding in that town, at the marriage
of a friend, Miss Janet Edith Jayne,
to Harold f. Rollins. Miss Littman
sang cat Dawning," and 81 Promise
YOU" before the ceremony. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius B.
Littman, Fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Umstot,
Mrs. Morris Amtower, Keyser, w.
Va; Miss Mabel Umstot, Mansfield,
Pa; Orval Umstot, Romney, w. Va;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carmel Right and
daughter, of Westernport, attended
graduation exercises for Oakland
high school last Thursday night, at
which their relative, Jackie Right,
was one of those receiving his di-
ploma.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16

Boiling Spring: Howard DeCost,
Albert limbaugh, Paul Moore.
Bittinger: Rex Bucket, Leroy
Emory, Herbert B. Bucket.
Beachy: Robert Ash, Jonas Beachy,
Elwood Glotfelty.
Fairview: Carl Broadwater, Wal
ter Broadwater Arthur c. Rounds.
Casselman: Ernest Brenneman,
Roy Bethel, Raymond Bethel.
Bear Hill: Lester Bittinger, Fred
Stein, Nelson Wilt.
Black Hawk; Elmer Friend, Harvey
Bittinger, Everett Green.
West VindeX: Wood Evans, Frank
Parks, Riley Evans.
Shallmar: Albert Males, Mrs.
Katherine Marshall, Eliza Brady.
Bray: William p. Lee, Theodore
Sines, Oliver Lewis.
Avilton: Orville Stark, Frank Robe
son, Leonard Wilhelm.
Lynndale: George Lohr, Dan j.
Petersheim, Moses Shelter.
Friendsville Elementary = Aubrey
Custer, Lloyd Warthen, Mrs. Maria
Guard.
Grantsville Elementary II Henry
Patton, Harvey Gortner, John R.
Hershberger
Bloomington: Floyd Fazenbaker,
Floyd Paugh, Charles Warwick.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16
Disease Control For
Tomatoes Outlined

The battle to protect home garden
tomatoes against disease should
start about 4 weeks after the plants
have been set and should continue
until the crop is harvested. Dusts
or sprays containing copper fungi
cides should be put on at about week
ly inteIvals-more frequently if the
weather is cold and damp, less fire.
quently during hot dry weather, ac-
cording to plant pathologists at the
University of Maryland.
The specialists stress that all the
leaves, stems and fruits should be
covered with a very fine, uniform
layer of spray or dust. The materials
may be purchased in small packages
and the manufacturers directions
should be followed. Equipment need
not be expensive; knapsack or other
compressed air sprayers are salts
factory and SO are the plunger or
rotary type busters.
Other reminders to the home gard
ener as he girds for the annual
battle are: % do not use spray ma
terials for busting or prepared dusts
as wet sprays. (2) spray at any time
of day, but apply dusts when the
plants are wet with dew, 90 do not
use a sprayer in which weed killers
have been used, and (4) clean the
snraver after uSe
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16
SWANTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Somerville
and son, Gallipolis, Ohio, visited Nh
and Mrs. D. T. O'Brien and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn O'Brien and daughters.
Mrs. d. T. O'Brien returned m e
with Mr.. and Mrs. Somerville
Mr. and Mrs William A. Bernard,
Mt. Lake Park; Mrs. Edith Bernard,
Mr.. Charles Rounds, and Miss Flora
Bernard, Swanton, visited MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Paugh, Deer Park,
on Sunday.
Mrs Myrna ReXrode and children
Baltimore, visited relatives here.
Mrs. II. w. Quick and children have
moved to New Jersey, where she has
joined her husband, Sgt. H. w. Quick,
who is stationed at Fort Dix.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-16

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Graham and
children, Wayne and Elaine, expect
to leave the first of next week for
San Antonio, Texas, where Mr..
Graham will attend convention Of
the Woodmen Of the World Insurance
society, which begins June 27. The
Grahams will motor through the Rio
Grande valley. They expect to be
absent about three weeks.