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cnaf'ef '0 or REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
National Bank of Washington

charter No. 1925. Reserve = District No. s
National Bank of Washington
~ washington D. c. in the State Columbia at the
close Of business 1s4s published in response to cal
made by comptroller under section SILL u
Revised is Statutes.
Cash with other banks including reserve no ono 90
balance cash items in process OF COLLECTION
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sahsr bonds notes and debentures 221 90
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City Of Washington, District of Columbia,
Dooley president and cashier OF the above
sonly that the above statement is true tc
" - RUTHERFORD j.. DOOLEY,
Vice President and Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed July, 1949
fSeaIpSNE MARTIN A.. COOK, Notary Public.
My commission expires February II, 1858.
Correc-Atest
D. l.. COTTON, LOUIS M. DENT
! FHAnK WHITE Il. S.
w. e. HOWARD JAMES j. HUGHES
NORRIS E MARROW, JAMES w. ANDERSON
HERBERT CUGGENHEIM A.
CIARENCEF NORNiENT Jr. HORACE j. DONNEILY.
ARTHUR MAY v. MANNING HOFFMAN
Directors
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Charter No. 1903. reserve Olstr'c' NO. .
Munsey Trust Company

Columbia at the close OF business
IN lime 40 949 published call made by Comptroller
tho United States Revised Statutes
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
MethOdiStS Hope to Topic Knights
In Jackson St. PlayOff Tonight

The knights Club will battle 1t
out with the japanese Methodist
quintet for the playoff champion
ship of the Jackson Street league
at 8 pm. today "wednesday at
st. Peters gym, as a result of the
play-off games last Wednesday at
Garfield.
Taking a 52-19 decision from the
B,l'dog Hi-Y, the league-leading
Knights performed smoothly in the
first play-off game. Joe Chiprut
md Jerry Isreal of the Knights
gathered hiSh point honors chalk
~ up l6 and IL points respectively
Doug Barnett spanked the Y team
In the second game the second
lace Methodist scored a win over
he number four japanese Presby-
erian team, 29-17 and earned the
ieht to compete for the champion
hip All but six of the Methodist
lies were collected by Mich Shi-
amura who rang up IL counters
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
BY BILL HONDA
Especial to Northwest Times

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March
"a fighting Robertson Nursery
team from Los Angeles punched out
II he final frame of the final game
70 rose out three other teams repre-
entins the cream of Nisei keglers
10 emerge as l949 national Mise
team bowling champions So keet
was the competition hat there wa
not single repeat champion from
last year although Harley Kusu
mcto from Los Angeles, l948 single,
hamp. showed hat he hid the
s,uff of champ by coping the
'll-even $ trophy
Larry Mekata of Honolulu. bowl
ing under the colOrs of The Hawaii
Ala Athletic Associations team
which was sponsored nv TermineX.
won the singles crown with a 65l
fort Dick Ikeda and Tats Ma
case of Shima Transfer of San
Francisco combined TO take the
doubles with l196. while the Spe-
cial seven game singles classic
went TO Frank Schara of Denver.
Robertson Nursery displaced Ok =
da Insurance of Salt Lake City
which along with II e. F Produc.
of Los Angeles and Hawaii threat
ened 10 win the team event until
the very last frame The winning
tenn failed to better OkadaS 2849
iotal of last year, but put together
ames of 1893, 1904 and Oh for a
ot9l Of 1908 Members of the win
aing team were George Kobo C564D
George Takeuchi (544. Yo Nomura
63n. Kaz Katayama (459D and
GEORGE Yasukochi 1929.
II a + Produce of Los Angeles
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
YcunGeSt Of TacOma'S TamuraS SHARES
Judo Championship Cup in Chicago

CHICAGO. ILL.,, March Guido as
a sport as well as a form of recrea-
ion. is riding on a crest of popu-
larity in the Chicago and Mid
Vest area.
Besides the several established
Judo schools. the various YMCA's
ere sponsoring their own judo clubs.
and the procedural outcropping of
Judo interest has created annual
tournaments and the organization
of the crock Black Belter's Yudan-
ehskai group.
At recent Yudanshakai tourn-
ament held in Chicago-the first
annual Midwest which
included among the participants all
the top judoists in the Midwest
area, Yoshito Vince Tamura of the
Jiu Jitsu Institute of Chicago won
the Black Belt championship tro.
ply, successfully throwing all of
his Black Belt opponents-six in all
three sho-dans first degree black
belD and three indians Second
degree black belt).
AS rsult of his performance
Tamura. 10 was promoted to san
dan third degree black belt) rank
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Chi Group Plans
Gage Tourney

CHICAGO. ILL.,, March 9-The
chicago Nisei Athletic Association
ill sponsor its third annual lnvi-
onal basketball tournament on
April and 4, it was announced
oday.
Invitations have been sent to
sht cities. including Toronto, Ont
10 (Canada). The other seven are
lew York, Cleveland. Detroit, Mimi
apolis. Boston, Denver and Sea-
COX IN. j.. The first six cities
reply, together with two entries
ON Chicago, will make up the
ght-team tournament.
The Chicago Huskies, who won
70 previous titles. will be seeking
heir third successive tournament
'ampionship.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09

ing. He is believed to be the young
est ever to attain that rank.
Tamura started his judo career
at the age of Is, acting as student
instructor at the Jiu-Jitsu Insti-
tute of Chicago where he taught
novices the finer art of judo after
his regular high school hours. tie
received his ni-dsn ranking in the
Ma. 1948. tourney. He is the Young
est son of Mi. and Mrs. Tlmura
of Tacoma. Washington formerly
of Fife.
Among others who received blacl:
belt promotions at the recent Yu-
danshakai promotional meeting were
Yosh Kakazu. who won indian
ranking. and the following eight who
were initiated into the exclusive
Yudanshakai group by winning
their first degree black belt rank
Art Broadbent, Neis Johnson.
Rocky Matayoshi Bob Matsuoka
Joe Morihiro Jim Ok smura. Al
Valanis and Howard Yamauchi.
Vince Tamura's older brother
Mitsuru Tamura, a 442nd veteran.
won the Senior championship tro-
ply by throwing all of his oppo-
nentS.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
MERCURY EYES
CALF. TRIP:
ADDS THREE

Seattle Lotus Mercury, speedy
Glass AA outfit which emerged VIC
torious for The second straight time
as consolation winner in the North
west Nisei Invitational Basketball
Tournament last month. will take a
weeks trip to California for a series
of games. it was announced today.
Mercury. according to its coach
T. r Goto will add Isao Nishimura
Of Tokuda Drug, Johnny Kusakabe
of the Nuggets and Fleasie Okla
zaki of pre-war Lotus Troys. Reg
ular members of the squad who
will make the iaunt are Bobby va
sunobu. Richard Tsuji, Blotz Su-
yama, Kay Saito. Gaylord Iwasaki.
Tommy Deguchi, George Kurata and
Jiro Yoshitake Ray Otani. one OF
the outstanding men on the team.
is not certain of his plans. while
Art Yoshioka, another star. will be
unable to 60
Chubby" Yasui, manager. may
accompany the team which will be
"KaShr-bound" on the night of
Merch Is.
Schedule for the Mercury cagers
will be:
SUNDAY. March 20-San Fran
cisco Gales; TUESDAY. March %
Florin YBA; WEDNESDAY, March
23-Sacramento YBA; THURSDAY
March 24-Placer YBA: FRIDAY.
March 25-San Jose YBA.
Mercury's final casaba fling in
California will be its entry into the
Sacramento YBA's fifth annual in
vitational tournament on Sunday,
March 81.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Poop Winners
Get Trophies

Nisei Veterans Committees bas-
7tball league season WIS CLOSED
uccessfully with an awards sport
lance last Friday night in the
Buddhist auditorium.
Trophy winners were as follows
Class AA-Tokuda Drug. champion
hip, and Polka Dots, runner-up,
Class A-Filipino Catholic Youth
championship, and Baptist Comets
unner-up: Class B-Rissho YBA
championship. and Monarchs. run.
ner-up; and Girls-WWG's, cham
'ionship, and Lotus, runner-up.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09

The league was sponsored by the
Jackson Street Junior Council Com
mittee to provide an opportunity for
team play to basketball enthusiasts
who would not otherwise participate
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Homes For Sale

MODERN Madrona home, 9 bed
rooms. living room and dining
room. Hardwood floor throughout.
Fireplace and new Universal oil
burner and air conditioner. Vene-
tian blinds throughout the house.
Full basement with garage. Lot
i've so X no.. Close to schools,
bus and stores. Full price $1,000,
$1,000 down, balance $500 per
month. AZ interest.
SEWARD Park. brick. 2 bed
rooms, living room. kitchen with
breakfast nook. Hardwood floor
throughout. Floor furnace. Corner
lot. Detached garage. Close TO bus
and shopping. Excellent for small
family. Price $3.50 FILA terms.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Table Tennis
Sked Here

WEDNESDAY. March 9
7 pm Northwest Times VS.. Lo-
us Senior No. 3 men'Sl.
8 pm.-Independent VS.. Toda S
No. 2 tmens).
9 p.m.-Rissho YBA VS.. Rissha
Rockets No men'sl
FRIDAY, March IL
7 pm.-Girls' Semi-fin3ls.
pm. Mems semi finals
MONDAY March II
7 pm.-Ciirls' finals.
pm.-Men'S finals.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
Two Won Prizes
For Our City

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March
Especial to Northwest Times =
Only seattle prize winners i'm the
third annual national JACL Nisei
bowling tournament last week
end here, were Bill Tanaka who
took fourth in the special seven
game singles sweepstakes and Jim
kuranishi who landed second in
the third squad. Tanaka's total
was 1888, and Kuranishi'S, 1888.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09
ROBERTSON NURSERY OF ELLAY
PUNCHES OUT IN FINAL FRAME
TO WIN NATL PIN TEAM CUP

finished just IL pins behind Rob
ertSOn'S with Hawaii Terminex
gaming tnIrd place with 25S5,
nosing out Okada's 2779.
The singles was a nip and tuck
battle all the way for members of
The eighth and final squad who we're
oui to better the 637 series posted by
Ace Morimoto of Pocatelllo in the
fifth squad The fight was between
Larry Mekata of Hawaii. Doc Kuru-
NADIA of Salt Lake City and George
<obo of Los Angeles. but Mekata
anne through in the clutch for
zig 65l and the singles title His
'ames were 247. 1871 and 2l3
Morimoto's 637 stood for runner
up spot with KurumadaS 623 good
for third place. Mas Horiuchi of
Salt Lake City took fourth with Gle
and Tady Shimizu of Los Angeles
was fifth with GA Kobo of LA
rallied into sixth with GOT
Dick Ikda C2l6-lsO- 203 $500 and
ratS NagaSe u93-l91 -213 590 dis
placed Mush Matsumoto and TAX
Fuiiwara of Chicago as national
doubles champions The Chicago
boys were unable 10 make the trip
10 defend their title The winning
doubles combination also broke last
gear's winning score by five pins
with 1896 Charles Noiima and Hal
Ogata of Hawaii Terminex finished
econd with 1888, Tady Shimizu and
Tom Kobayashi of Los Angeles took
third with 1854. Tad Sake and
George Kishida's 1l49 gave Salt
Lake fourth, and Terry Tiki and
Ace Morimoto of Pocatello hit l142
for fifth The l947 national doubles
champions, Shorty Tanaka and Har-
ley Kusumoto. finished sixth with
1877
In the special games over IL
alleys classic, youthful Frank Sc
hara of Dcnver's Ca.hay Post No.
1875 won top houors by posting
games of 2O3, 21O. 1856. 217, 14S,
pa and 2O2 for a respectable 1884
total. DIR. Kurumada's effort to
overtake Sehara fell short by four
pins, giving him second place with
III nG nurx
Terminex was third with 1868.
Seattle's Bill Tanaka was fourth
with 1895 and Tok Ishizawa Of
Los Angeles landed in fifth place
with 1913.
Harley Kueumoto scored an all
events total of 1779 to displace team
mate Shorty Tanaka as national all
events champion Kusumoto hit $40
in the team. 583 in the doubles. and
SIG in the singles George Kobo of
Los Angeles finished in a rush 10
take second with 1772. and George
Yasukochi gave Los Angeles one.
two and three in all events with
| l749
Highest individual game Of the
tourney was scored by Ace MORT
! in0to, a 800 in the doubles. Larry
Mekata's 651 was the tournaments
best series.
Although the official locale for
the 1850 tournament will be decided
later by the national JACL, team
captains In special meeting nodded
favorablv toward feelcr put out
by the San Francisco representa-
tives
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-09

and Roy Tanagi with IL Fuzzy
Fujiyama hit the basket for of
the Presbyterian points
The last games of the regular
season we're played on February %
and resulted in a 62-3 win for the
knights over the outclassed Collins
boys, with the Hi-Y's taking a 1912
decision over the Presbyteri ans. and
the Methodists getting free game
by default from the Kings Club.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14
Wedding Picture Shown

The Cumberland News of Saturday
carried 4 picture of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Raymond Smyth. who were married
last Friday night in the parsonage Of
St Johns Lutheran church with Rev
Donald f. Brake officiating. The
groom is son of Mrs John L. Smyth,
of Cumberland. and a grandson of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John Ault, Of Oak
land.
The bride was the former Miss
Shirley Jean Plummer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville S. Plummer, Of
Cumberland. Both are graduates Of
Fort Hill High school. He is employed
by the CLANCY Transportation COM
pany.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Green, Of near
GrantsvilIe, We're business visitors in
Oakland on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. II. limbaugh. son
( and daughter, and Miss Nancy Bast
Of Canton, o., were weekend guests
Of relatives in Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs Donald r. Sinccll re-
turned to Oakland ON Monday night
after having spent the past ten days
near Atlanta, Georgia.
Glenn Barton, Washington, D. C.,
is spending several days with his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs Robert T. Hoffman.
Nh and Mrs. Raymond Speicher,
Friendsvilie, announced the birth Of
q son in Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land, on Monday, April II.
Approximately fifteen members Of
the Tri-Mu Sunday School class met
last Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. William Mace, with Mrs. Fred
Bell serving as co-hostess. Mrs. Har-
ny Seibert had charge Of deyotions.
The American Legion Auxiliary viii
conduct an Easter egg hunt on the
lawn of the Legion home on Monday,
April Is, at p. m, for all children
under 10 years of age. Children must
be accompanied by an adult, is was
stated.
Mrs. John Hart and son Jack, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. c. F. White, on Liberty
street. Mrs. Robert White and daugh-
ter Mary Ann, Of Cleveland, O., are
expected in Oakland today to spend
the Easter holidays with Mrs White.
Mrs Nina Sharpe and Miss Susy
Smith returned to Oakland on Tues
day morning after having spent
several weeks in Texas. They accom-
panied the remains of the lattel's
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Smith to
Texas for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell and
! daughters, and Mrs. Nora Harvey will
spend the Easter weekend in Airing
ton, Va, visiting Mr.. and Mrs Austin
McRobie and family. They expect to
/ be accompanied home by Mrs. Robert
Campbell who has been visiting there
since Christmas.
Garrett Temple No. II, Pythian Sis
tiers, is having its Easter party on
! Monday, April Is. The most excellent
chief is requesting all officers and
members to be present and to bring an
Easter hat. The group will also cele-
brate birthdays of members for
March and April.
/ Members of the Conservation COM
mittee of the Oakland Civic club are
planning public card party for the
benefit Of the Girl Scout camp fund.
on Tuesday, April 26, beginning at 8
O'Clock, in the Episcopal Parish
House. Admission will be so cents,
and refreshments will be on sale.
The following were received into
st. Marks Lutheran church at the
Palm Sunday worship service: MI.
and Mrs. Nelson Sanders by renewal
Of faith; Ellwood and Barbara San
ders by adult baptism; Mrs. William
| Sweitzer by letter of transfer; Mrs.
/ Waller Hoye- Doris Jean Heise, John
Faber Hanst and Carlton Edward
! Bowser, Jr., by confirmation. Infants
baptized were Linda May, daughter
! Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Beclman;
and Douglas Dwight, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Bittinger
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14

Mrs. T. A. Thayer entertained
members of her bridge club last Fri
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Smith, Effort,
Pa, were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Hauser.
Mrs. Ed Wolfe entertained mem
bers Of st. Matthew's Guild at the
Parish House last Thursday evening.
The Oakland ITomemakers are plan
ming to have a sewing school during
the month Of April. Anyone interested
is asked to get in touch with either
Mrs. Asa Lewis or Mrs. Harry Friend.
A meeting Of the Centennial COM
mittcc on Friday evening at o'clocl,
has been called by f. E. Rathbun,
chairman, to be held in the city coun-
ell chamber, The meeting has been re-
quosted with the central committee
by the committee for farmers day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Hauser
motored to York, Pa, on Saturday,
and upon their return to Oakland on
Sunday were accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Ruth Hauser, who will
spend a week here She had been with
her hrother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kessler, in York, for the
past few weeks.
Among the students who are home
for the brief Easter vacation are Bob
Helbig, Beth Shirer, William E. Hesen
and Carolyn Ashby, Potomac State;
Jack yelling, Robert Sincell, William
Shirer, Edgar Lemmert, Howard
Jones, West Virginia University, Nor
gantown; Ralph Pritts, University of
Virginia; Karl Kahl, Temple Univer-
sity, Philadelphia.
The Methodist WSCS will have its
general meeting in the assembly room
on Wednesday, April 20, at p. m.
Mrs. Asa Lewis, delegate to the re-
cent conference in Charleston, w. Va,
will give some of the highlights of the
various sessions. An appropriate me-
mortal service, honoring departed
members, will be presented by Mrs.
G. c. Stemple, chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Frederick Thayvr, and special
music viii be provided. Refreshments
will be in charge Of Mrs. Fulcher P.
g,,,i4l, I..,lD,. ,F .;,..1a fo1,4,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14


Mr.. and Mrs. Richard West. Win
chester, Va, were visit.ne in Oakland
this week. Mr.. West was former
resident here.
Mrs Kate Hartley, Denver Colo,
is visiting her sisters, Misses Eliza
Deth ana Marion La@fF j.Ed MIS- an
ma MeISenoach.
Tho Department Of Employment
Security will close its Offices in Oak
land all day on Good Friday, April
10 IL was announced.
Mrs. Judson Peck, Mrs. Carl John
son and Mrs. Nell Paugh accompa-
MED Mrs. Earl S. Lee to Cumberland
on 9 recent business "trip.
ny i-."ii@5 go - ''i''- '' e'''' gu
I'''''i'' 5Ai' o. 'i'e par ,''i '"iio'e- q
p''Ne S''le at we o'''.i I ',i.'i S'oI' IN
l1oeH ~ MI Oh saturday, fAl'IiI 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Blttner, who
- i',,', M M, - =.
oe1,,5 :, 49, - r.. ~
: i'''''' W -'''''' --.' - o'''
Mrs Forrest NeIung' o. Mt. Lake
Fafk' returned 10 hef nome last + IT.
+io,, IN 11o,,,o,.ial bo.,,:+.I r,,,,bo,.
1ond
McilDGlS Oh JHe Ddp0lSJ Ldule9 dIO
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14
LOCAL NEWS

Copies Of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store,
Hamil's Book and Stationery Store
and at Englauder's Pharmacy, at five
cents per copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14


"V0 l '1'.'''c''''' 49,. ,.,.,i ~; ,,a(Ia
l... ., N'.s Ja,,
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Joseph W. uoii''ei eN'V''7 10 ''''. W, Z
r'loay ior D"',!'l'o'e "''eie i'e M
CONSULT q ''e''''''sl o'' '''''''i ''''''
Ms Erwin ). Smith ana MIS-
James Lemmert spent several days
last week IN Olal hSpul g W. N"' Win
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14

The retirement age for coal miners
was reduced from 81 years to 90.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COUNTRY BOARDING., special long
term rates. Cocker pups reas. KRIsS
SIAMESE KITTENS FOR sALE-s
EEks. OLD, OLD, reasonable: house broken.
c6ckfeRs' es'S SPANIEL pupp1EsEsev-
eral litters from which to choose;
EfsEf 4lHeef elfiss e4Ekk1ER t.m.Ie; GsSe
da1shter diINsa Of CHI; ARG; soSx leaving city.
LEAEMa Ms5f ger c1T1Se II; sesoss; Cocker pups;
must sell today; SIS, $50, s55;
BIAcR aGS cocKEs hsfsny spANiEE. fesS f.male
$5; about 10 mo; old lovely pet
cSckFs tSs hSSd sPxNE, h9RH gN austy naSj PUPPIES
Of champion bloodlines, all colors
GERMAN SHEPHERD. female, 8
.s yrs.' SsEs ysTy sentle; s;,ss have papers: Can
gree. si,eetionste: SIS. sSs' ' "a. 1916.
FOX q a7os TEsR1ER' 8 months old. Call
aonareh? aanaish msts: SIS III. mos s47i 0n 0!
SEALYHAMs-WA. 277s. Sturdy
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, all COL
ors. AKC reg: champion cookers at
stud; we deliver. Rockville 2544.
GROOMING, all breeds, by exper.
prof. woman. Conveniently done,
In your own home or mine. FA.
HoLLYWooD notwithstanding,
bathing, rooming; cocker spaniel
WELSH TERRIER PUPPiEs, 8 months
old We have several left from
litters. linebrsd for show stock.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
FARM AND GARDEN
rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating: reas.

rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating: reas
rates: free estimates. AT. 0725.
TOP SOIL, road gravel, fill dirt: rea-
bushel. Gil. S319. lis
FLAGSToNE WALKS, terraces, fire-
places. rock gardens, fshponds, re.
tanning walls, pipe, drainage, all
kinds Of cement work. F: MARCUC-
CIO, Route 5, Horners lane. Rock
Vile, Md. Phone Rockville 35sS..
SOD FOR LAW LAWNsm20e s;7.: 2 yard de-
TRACTOR. Mccormick, 1920; good
condition: steel wheels, with plows;
CONE ONE TO 70 LuIIEY's tGiG; Hillside Farm,
Bowie, Md; and get your apples.
cious; drops 81 ,bu. and picked 80.
Ss@. %l 'slsss sssa.a sS Or ssss
mgr, Bowie 1855. II
OLD ENGLISH lockwood for sale,
sSe I and Clippings. es:Aisi GAIT. CD &. B.
AN AMpREWsi e VNi,t tAlcoma,, Va o,,.. .s'xo
per Is Bushels; So 81 per 0ite0 10 bushels: S;HG
$3.50 per bushels, delivered. Top
TREE SURGERY, trees removed,
trimmed, planted: reas.; estimates
free. After 8, Ia. 0603. GRIFFoRD.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
cluding ever bearing, all kinds Of
suspoFT, stsls5a'T; colesyille, n'E ND. '0ah eaii
Ashton. Nd. 3s46: lie
Evening star., 1949-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, used, Italian make,
AccoRDioNsGsSss' As1SSRiHS 7sSs' at yordan's, Jordan
to 40% on popular model instru-
gsnts sT 5000 stansSsa IoF.k kfngT1 pTRno masss les
18th and g sts. NV. Lii.
ACCORDI0NS, .120-bass, made to the
Compare with accordions at double
this price; light in weight; 1885.
Convenient terms. KITS, 1880 q
ADD. iSi M ,MAoHs.. new. used; all max makes.
hand. cleo; great reduc. CIRCLE,
AppiNG ie'a MAcHiNEs. e INES =; Barrett, ct elec..
ton siee., siss; 81. sosI; wi5
ADDING. MACHINE, S34.50; recon-
ditioned and guaranteed. RE. HIT.
ADDRESSING M A HINE new:
AIR 60 eoMPkEssoR. ri $50 so Gu. #, AL
GNnd!tiSsl a siSs4o. See paints misc: Is sale.
ANfIoUE PICTURES t2,. also 8
cemetery lots in Fort Lincoln. Must
sell; leaving town. AT. 1851. LIZ
ARCOLA FURNACE, 1st-class cond.
AfsSrsTos fg s55$8 sHiSSIs ntssI RRiBp1so, JSI..
Johns-Manville. at one-fourth OF;
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer. $3.50;
playpen, S5: 'Teeter Babe. So. SO;
apartment washer, $40. Gil. ea1s.