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MoToRCYcLEs
WEEKEND SPECIALS

WEEKEND SPECIALS
1913 HID. "I25." Low mileage. very
clean, SIS. We have the largest
stock Of used motorcycles on the
East Coast. II our prices aren't right.
tell us. and Wen change them.
Reasonable down payments and easy
monthly inStallmentS. Open Friday
eve. till 9 pm.
RED HOUSE
HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES AND
SERVICE, 1865 3lst st, NV. MI.
SCOOTER. Cushman 40;
equipped with buddy seat, extra tire.
tube and wheel; excel, cond.; $3.50,
BARGAINS in new and used motor
cycles. All BSA and Sunbeam mod
els. See the 1850 de luxe Bantam
with rear Springing. l949 BSA
25occ demonstrator, $3.50; 194s
Java 25Occ, bargain at S245;
1949 HID l25cc, like new. S245
others at great savings, specla! 4:
ply 5o0xl6 tires reduced from : ) %
TO Sl1 .95, Saturday and Monday
BLALOCK CYCLE CO., S111 Geor'
gia ave, SH. $3.50
BLALOCK CYCLE co. is the onl.
authorized dealer for BSA-Sunbean
motorcycles in the Washington-Sil
yer Spring area. See us for thes,
fine motorcycles, parts. service ant
accessories. Sl17 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring SH $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
A 5O-UN1T APT. BLDG, in downtown
Washington; adaptable to conversion
into Int smaller units. MR.. GAMER
HUNT rnfurn. apt. bldg; / and 2
5n 5ms in ,rs;sT osntra, 3 .MEloM e S15SS cash as
4s1s. IS
14th ST. N.W.-Store. showing 10eo
net: same tenant for Is yrs; S45,
600. terms. Mr.. Measeu, DI 1915;
ewes. ST; 2s4s. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
NRBY. vA.-5 apts., stores, brick;
zoned commercial; needs dec;
$4,000 cash; trades considered; a
below-market offering. THE BRANT
COMPANY, 1884 Wilson. Gil. 4216,
1sTH 81: N.w.-Above PARK rd.;
sps ses hSuf Or bo ar Rened G T9pmnF 54od h0qss
mo. on h.-w.h. Maids rm. owner,
ARh1NGToN, { t%Fo vA.-ss-unit garden mie
type apt. BLDG; annual gross,
tiled bath, dreproof construct. rated
AAA; soundproof cork floors; park
ing lot; an unusual opportunity For
terms and complete information
please consult THE BRANT COM
PANY. 1884 Wilson, Gil. 1916, OK.
NEARBY VIRGINIA HOTEL, restau-
rant; finest mod. brick construction,
just a, few minutes to downtown;
very busy commercial loo; now
shows annual gross $50. 900. Con-
suit Mr.. Caney, THE BRANT CON-
PANY, 1884 Wilson, Gil. 4216, OK.
JAKoMA PARK. MD.-4-unit, mod.
orick apt. BLDG; l-bedrm. apts !:
income over $4,000. Price, S24,-
500. Call OWNER, Sligo 1856.
- AND 24 UNITS-2-yr- -old mod.
brk apt, bldss;; excel, inc; con-
sists of ] and . beirm. units:
well loc.: will sell or trade Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1908
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LINCOLN 1a47 Custom 4-drs pea
green, r and h overdrlve. auto
matte windows, Wv. tires, ideal
family car Sl,lo7 HILL & TIB-
BITrS. lll4 Vermont ave NV.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer Ma.
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FARMS WANTED

A GENTLEMAN'S FARM wanted to
rent within 30 mi of Alexandria
Must be in Virginia and unfurnish-
ed. Send full particulars to Box
3l5-Y. Star, =
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PARKING LOTS

VIC. 9Th AND X N.W-Day. weekly
or monthly rates. Cali RE. 97aS.
REAR 900 GOTH ST. N.W.-Private
parking for | car. rent So 80 per
month. WORTHINGTON, MA. 1926.
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HUDSON. 1919 Super - club coupr;
with original maroon hnlSh Ike
brdnd-new, Wv tires. Spotless In
terror. DrivemaSter and h low
mileage, guaranteed. ~ ,Gga, TREW
MOTOR co. 9Th and Fla ave n e.
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WUIk 10
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
30 M ST. NE. ME. 05O5. s
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE tcs.t.l
MORE THAN 81 500

Yearly net profit on investment Of
S55, 900: modern nreproof apt. bldg.
Call Mr.. Tarver, 81. $500 with
z. NJ. FRY, INC. Realtors, WI. $40.
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Wanted, Automobiles
'46, AT, '48, '49s
and older modelS.
AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
STATION WAGONS

FORD l94S de luxe IS" station wae
on; r. and h.: exceptional condition
81, 1875; guarantee and 24-mo. terms
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888 R. I. ave
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TAxlcAB FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

CHEvROLETs WANTED - ls4l 10
and see WARREN SANDERS soi6
Bladensburg I'd ne. II. 4-43l3.
pONTlACS wANTED-l94I to 1850:
WARREN SANDERS, ooI0 Bladens-
burg rd. ne. II. 4+3l3.
FORDS wANTED-lail to 1880;
name your prlos Drive in and see
burg I'd. ne. II. 4-43l3.
AUTO needed by veteran. Must be
IN good condition. Win pay cash.
Cali 81. 624S. -l9
CoNVERTIBLES and other prewar
TRY. 1896 Wis. ave. OR. 0l0O.
WANTED - Plvmouths, 1890. la4l
and 1912; will pay the highest cash
prices. Mr. ARTHUR, DU. a:s5
0stNs9n SEfn At Z nNGr n and 70, pm ,a.o c,sSro ~
THUR. pU. s765 Between : pm
FAIR, AIR HONEST AppKAIsALs on al
%skiS & FIX; IS ss. ASSURED .' n.
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR. ne.
and set cash WOLFE MOTORS
10Th and X SITS NV Ex 1862
WESTERN DEALER deSoerate fo
clean. late model cars All cash o.
cashiers checks MORRIS 4
| HUGHES. 76l4 Georsia ave. RA
STUDEBAKERS. A.. '4S, 40 and 80
! immed. cash. METROPOLITAN MO
| TORS, n. Y. ave. Blsd. rd. TR 9414
PRIVATE PARTY desires I946-'41
| '4S Lincoln Continental convertible
IN excellent condition, will pay cash
OX 5000 eyes ns
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

VIZ SELL TRUCKS on commission.
Quick cash deals Bring them out
1900 Central ave. sc. HI. $3.50.
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LOTS FOR SALE

ALEXANDRIA, 35O8 RUSSELL RD.-
Triangular residential building lot
At entrance to Beverly Hills, front
22S II. on Russell I'd, depth 90 It.
Sacrifice So 500. XII. S-7232. 3
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
Of nearly ! acre each. located on a
Mont. Co. Md; all utilities and
paved streets: priced 15c per So it.
HALL CO.. WI. $3.50 s
$50 DOWN WILL BUY one of these
facing coiesville I'd. Nd: near
Naval Ordnance Lab: monthly pay
RsY Rs1ts RFhy gniY $50 total prcs $1,000 s9o9
FALLS CHURCH wooded lots
approx. 60x110, Noland St. $3.50
es. LUCILLE COOK, FA. 3272. FA.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-15 lots, sewer
and water in. Reasonable. Call DI.
10l 5 til pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS,
81 BEAUTIFUL 1s-ACRE LOTS. Il
very Reasonably priced Cali Fair
Ii hERs si BRANcH sHsf oFf1cs sRP sun IA. MHIa aaCa
BETHEsDA'S BEST BUY-Extra
choice lot, 7Sx145. borders park; in
best sect; Locust Hill Estates. Only
HAY Co. ST. 3oo5.
SMALL GROUP Of l-acre lots, bet.
Lee blvd. and Little River Turnpike,
mr.. Falls Church. Beaut. wooded
elevation. some lots fronting on
cree sTsek; prices ,eS average S1'I95 per lot.
TIFF. TIE BpANT oAl o530. &C. ssa4 Wilson m1f GL
SILVER SPRING sPECIAL-Large
corner lot in sect Woodmoor. walk
to stores, schools and bus. All
improv in. Only $3.50. PERRY
sEtXfs HAT co; spsIN2' 81, 2oo5; Nm e,x,7s
sIsarsd; PiysTs Mi M I'd; 81! si.5oa %.
one LEVEII ACRE LOT. choice Ioc
LOCUST lane and Holly. dr.. Oxon
Hill. Md: approx. 10Sx40O ft..; No.
2. Apple Grove sec. Burns subdiy.;
$500 cash. Gail 10. 2-6:}3s after s.
BANNOCKBURN-over acre wooded
hillside: SOL 90: will consider reas
oes' To te,GEt AGRE RrEIIn1%c Wi 4SG2 SITES 50
Cor Consressional Club-From 81; ;951
with E. NJ. FRY. INC. a.' WI. aOe9stS s74o;
LANHAM PARK - 75xl5O; trees
sstSszaasm, bridge, bridge city water. elec.
BEILEvTE SFFooREsff,F r.: nearby sg5;' Arlins
ton-Larse, wooded. rolling home.
sites with all improvements; a de
lishtful and restricted. proven area
near near the ~ Washington Golf ane
High School. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO, CHI. 1898; evening:
and Sunday. GIL. 3S3s. .
CONNECTICUT AVENUE WOODS
Chevy Chase, D. C. Drive l block
east OF Conn. ave. on Fessenden to
rambler and homesites; rep. on
sHSPfRo n NC m ME- !ii liz p GL. a4oo.
ALTA VISTA GARDENS
2. lots 7Ox14O. sewer, water and gas
n.dzrde IN grsded streets; :, 80 800 #; off old
W. ROBERTSON. Reaitor, 7a3a
Wisconsin ave, WI. s:67. .
RAMBLER LOT
In Hillcrest Gardens, approx. y mi
from District line in Md; nice level
corner lot. 110X110 it., for rambler
or lots of 6Oxl10 and 50xl10 it,
Potts Realty Co.. AK. 1155
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Level lot 5Ox1OO OF Utah ave. De-
sirable area. Call Mr.. Harrington,
MA. 93n0: ewes, EN-. 144s.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 X ST. NV.
Exclusive s.
CoLORED-3 individual lots adjacent
to each other. 40 IT. frontage by
100 TT. depth each. $3.50 each. Elk
340S -
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL BLDG. LOT
Corner 46th and Blaine SITS. ne;
S25 down. S25 mo. DAVID COOPER,
800 st. NV, MA. S557. 10
LOTS WANTED
SEVERAL RAMBLER LOTS, Bethesda
area, with utilities in. Call MR.
FORD, ST. 1900; ewes, WI. 1911.
ACREAGE Fop SALE
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Carolina Auto Buyers, Inc.
We want cars regardless of prise
Don't trade or sell to anyone until
you give US the opportunity to buy
balance and give YOU cash difference
Neeo 100 cars. 194l to 1850 All
cash Drive IN big lot and SEE
WARREN SANDERS. 2O10 Bladens-
burg r0 ne II 1-d313
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REBUILT ENGINES-We have avail
able for immediate delivery the fol-
LOWING factory remsnufactured en-
gines,
l92S-l941 Ford
l92S-l94e Chevrolet
l933-la4S Plymouth.
l333-lg4s Doage
l936-l94l De Soto
1887! 9i1 ChrySler.
We can order Buick. Pontiac. Olds-
mobile. De Soto. Chrysler. Stude-
baker. Lincoln-Zsphyr and Jeep
ensines Use our time payment
plan, as low as Sll per month Is
months to pay Also investigate our
factory-rebullt transmission MONT
GOMEPY WARD, Alexandra. Va
AL Qnn AL SSl1
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TRUCK SPECIALS

Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
314o Lee Hwy. CHI. 9OO3.
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INDUSTRIAL GRoUhD-sALE

10000 SO. FT. INDUSTRIAL SITE on
railroad near Hyattsville and Balti-
more blvd; level; priced reasonably
house, factory or trucking garage;
will build for responsible tenant on
long lease. Call Mr.. Willingham, ST.
2400; ewes. RA. 1901. PHILLIPS,
CANDY g. FULLER, INC. 1012 18th
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WhiteSell Real Estate

Nr: Oakton School, hwy, No. 1873
closed Sunday. 10
INVESTMENT Income producing
dairy plus fine speculative chance
land plus pleasant country home.
Only % miles from District Earn
ings will carry and show good re.
turn on investment while land in
hances in value each year. A spe-
cial property needing = special type
be on 8 farm yet close 10 ofiee), .
knowledse Of real estate values and
suficient cash to undertake this op-
portunity without top heavy debt.
Price, SS5,000, Exclusively with +.
d. OSLER. OW. 3OO7.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Ra dio Bldg. Arlington. Va. --e
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FORD lq49 custom VS. club coupe
operdrtYe, radio and heater lSNf
actual miles | owner Maroon. VITA
white ROYAL Master tires Weekend
special, 81 ,4a5. cash, trade or terms.
BELL MOTORS. hOlO Wis ave,
WO Sup1
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1kAiLERS FOR SALE
WANTED = LUGGAGE and house
trsilers; cash waiting. bring them
out. 1000 Central ave Sc, HI. $3.50.
TRAILER. like new, ?4-ft. Out shir-
ley hwy, right at Edsel rd. Il mi,
1917 GRIFFON, c5 #, occupied less
than | VI; S999. Can be financed
Gil. 494. IS
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn,
now has a lge. display of both new
and used trailerS; very good assort-
ment; clean. used trailers, ranging
in size from Is to 33 IT: priced
from $500 to $3.50; terms; TO
yrs. Phone TO. 5ll1,
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
1919 American, 2S-ft., $500 down
payment: balance, ST. a month See
this for real buy. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO, INC, 4030 Wis. ave.
n u Wn 'ir't1
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u
: ACRES-A Charming home with z
acres clear, level land, on Brown
Station rd.. e miles from Pa. ave.
and Alabama ave. Out Marlboro rd.
"a mi. from Brown Station rd. The
GRATED and his g lge rms. and bath:
oil h.-w.h., electricity. Priced to sell
on easy terms. Call Mr.. Tate, Elk.
S571.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA 5000.
COMMUTERS FARMETTES
40 minutes from the bridge; 2 to 4
acres: good building sites and good,
productive land, in lots small enough
to be manageable, large enough to
To inspect, go out Rt. gil to. Cen
treville, Va, turn right on road $50,
go 1.75 miles and turn left on road
662. $3.50 per acre. %
PRINCE GEORGES co.
o6ssH restored H.,.na nnd
fras sandy loan tobacco land: can
be purchased or EXCHANGED for .
Sc. Washington residence. Situated
o3 miles D. c. line, near the Pa
tuxent River. house makes good ap-
pear. E.. in ii, fet,ing Of large OAK
baths. septic tank and public serv-
ice electricity. store is concrete
block construction. has . modern
fountain, LAYS. and stock OF gen
eral merchandise. On. paved high
gsy a yd6 to Ben Benedict, Ample ground 10 fer
THEopoRE F MENK. as7 18th st.
NV. EX. 2740 "a
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

ATLANTIC CITY - Brick building
beach side, $500 block Pacific ave
is units. oil heat. SO rooms, tile
baths; 3 units furn. BOX 39S-B. Star
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LOUDOUN COUNTY, near Leesbu

LOUDOUN COUNTY, near Leesburg.
Mr.. Gilead district. 18th century
restored stone home on l35 acres
with additional acreage available.
The charming house with all of its
original woodwork, mantles, cup
boards, wainscoting and random
width floors is reminiscent of the
lovely stone homes of Bucks County,
Pennsylvania. Retaining all of its
stored and has the best of modern
equipment There are 4 bedrooms,
4l2 baths and flreplaces. The thick
Buckingham slate roof contributes to
the quaintness of the place. Other
buildings include stone barn, combi-
nation three-car stone garage, stor-
age room and tool house. A small
modern swimming pool with quaint
stone studio under an old walnut
tree Is most inviting summer re-
treat. Beautiful Blue Ridge Noun
tain view. Price. $4,000. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. exclusive
agents; cH. 1898; ewes. and SUM-.
DAfkY FARM FOR SALE BY OWNER.
FRUIT AND LIVESTOCK FARM-i30
acres, dwelling, 3 tenant houses,
outbldss. Rappahsnnock. Va. Ap-
Piles known world over; $4,000,
your terms; AGED widow must sell
at once. bargain. Appt. only. ALT
MAN REALTY CO., Gil. 6436. s
~. ACRE FARM on river; will grow
almost everything and carry lot
Of cattle; real land Call or write
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Sec. Natl. Bank Blds.. phone $500
day, els2 night, culpeper. Va. 81
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5-ACRE FARMETTE

fssta Bath ho@e; hnun''h NV. l0oi oil % heat: fuii m
bsmt.: .l9e. closet: rood size rms.
in good cond. Construction GOOD !:
trees and shrubbery; guest house;
Ssr shieksn house; roaS small stream Am
location, within 90 miles b. c. An
excel. buy. Act quick! Total price.
S15,750; about $4,000 cash. and
bal. like rent.
Also several other small farms. rang
ing from S13.750 and I'D. Also
other properties. small and large
acreage. For appt.. phone Vienna
$50.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

R2,45O deferred purchase end trust,
note. payable Sc5 month at So
interest, Sell S1,750 cash. TU. 3232
or IA. 1011,
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MONEY TO LOAN

REAL ESTATE LOANS - Straight
loans on residences and small in
vestment properties: reasonable in
terest rates. LINKINS Co. DI. sSSS
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAIL
. ABLE AND NOTES PURCHASED
CALL Mr.. MILLER. Me. 1920.
EYES. DE. 5346
IND AND 3RD TRUSTS on D. c.
property; o4-hour service Mr Green
NATIONAL FINANCE CO,
1914 K ST NV. MA $40 S
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AuroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Flye 6.00xl6 tires. tubes.
wire wheels, hub caps and metal
tire cover: will fit model A all in
good corG: So or best offer Ma
TIONAL AUTO TOP CO, 2Il4 l+th
y
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THE NEW
ULTRA-MODERN
AIR-CONDTTIONED
KASS BUILDING
I'll 14th STREET NV.
has available

1157 21st ST. NV.
mercial area). Rent, S125.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. III
1907 M ST. NV.
A modern freproof downtown loca-
In clean. redecorated ofices.
| ROOM, $4,000
. ROOMS, SS5. 90
Telephone answering service available
IA building. Apply MANAGER.
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L o S T
TEXAS DEALER

Desperately needs new or plain used
cars. 80 to 80. Any make or model;
viii cay highest cash price. Mr..
THERRELL EN-, 6o11
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GARAGES FOR RENT
TkAiLERs FOR SALE

1856 CHURCH ST. N.W.-2nd COM
nercial; good for auto repairs; low
rent. RA. l10l or DI. OILS. =
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The Republican

The Republican was established in
1877. 1t is the oldest and largest news
paper published in Garrett county,
with the greatest circulation.
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The Republican is published every
Thursday at The Republican Building,
Second street, Oakland, at the follow
ing rates Of subscription, payable in
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Smart Cookies
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block. perhaps could furnish marble or brick for loss noo
When the commissioners sought and received a grant of
$82oO0 from state fund of 20 million dollars tries to make
appear comes from bond issue of so million from which the
county has no intention of requesting anything doesn't tell
tht the county had not requested and received the
from the 70 million fund the county taxpayers would have
pay cents each hundred dollars the statewide
law would get benefit and other county would profit
When the economical plan schools in offered several
declare they favor adding the old high and claim they
can do cheaper But they don't say HOW don't tell the tax
payers their plan would MORE. admits Oakland
needs new high school, hoping grab on
record at the Court house asking the enon the commits
sioners from putting high school building at any time
When buildings and at present one
individual jumps the will integrity and patriotism and lack
Of teacher ability Reverng the school house
method of teaching will not do this any Wright
Brothers apanes could with the today
wants sympathetic school board a cooperative school
administrator BY this he that will only him
We recall timber meeting Accident The forestry
gested its members sit down with the timber representatives
talk things I'll be glad cooperate says this one individual
IF they'll do it way Uncle Joe Stain has nothing
attitude.
One politician leads people believe voting certain
individuals will still defeat the school building program Through
due Of democracy and the county
given authority to proceed These individuals will office
until January Bids opened September 20
Regardless of who tries to slide into office grudge
grind basis the school program will ahead because the
most unselh for the advancement of youth Just ask
the youth.
All parents really interested in their hidrens welfare will
De in favor Of sending their children high
enough students to justify curriculum of 50 subjects
with better school where there
selection and teacher compelled teach three four
subjects of them any efficiently
statement of blowing under the present another
attempt at msstacmcn The present will improved
elementary buildings still the center of community activity
better equipped plant for the 12year system which is now
in effect.
Yes Of these pots cookies But the voters
They surely through the line of reasoning
politicians give thorough trimming
at the polls on election day that they deserve.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
MT. LAKE PARK

Mrs. William b. F'leharty and son
Douglas, of Washington, d. c., are
the guests of Mrs. Flcharty's mother,
Mrs. Charles H. Wilson.
Mrs. John Cotton, Hagcrstown, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pollard last week Mrs Cotton played
in the women's singles of the Mt
Lake Park tennis tournament
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tayman and
children, Of Washington, D. c., and
Mrs. George Hannah and children, of
Belair, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Lee and Henry
Trickett and son returned home from
a weeks visit with relatives in and
near Atlanta, Ga, on August 8. There
were 80 present at reunion held on
Sunday at the home of B. J. Logan,
father Of Mrs. Lee Nine of his 10
children and their families were there.
Mr.. Logan celebrated his 18th birth
day on August IS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
STEYER

Misses Francis Steyer and Marguc-
rite Shillingburg visited their aunt,
Mrs. Jessie Stup, at Harrow Gate
apartments, in Washington, d. c. On
Thursday, Mrs. Stup and the girls
sailed to williamsburg, Va, the re-
stored capital of the Virginia colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil T. Stcycr, Jr.,
have returned from their wedding
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Burton and
daughter. Kayann Marie, of Bel Al
ton, Charles county, is visiting Mrs
Burton'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
E. Shillingburg, of Steyer. Their
son, Galygene, has spent the summer
with his grandparents. Mr.. Burton is
toll sergeant on Potomac River Toll
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs William w. Nicholson
and son, Wayne, of Kensington
Heights, Maryland visited relatives
over the Weekend Mrs Nicholson
and son, viii, spent two weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Shil-
lingburg, of Steyer, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Nicholson, of Loeb Lynn
Heights.
Mrs. c. f. Shillingburg and daugh-
tiers visited Mrs. Mary C. Steyer and
Mrs. Clara Shockey, on Monday.
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MARRIED

Shalrer-IIelbig-Mrs. Stella Leigh.
ton Helbig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Russell Leighton, became the bride
Of Nordeck Shaffer, of Oakland, sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs Homer Shaffer, Crel-
lin, at quiet ceremony performed
last Sunday evening in the Lutheran
parsonage. Rev. Luther l.. Hare, pas
tor, officiated. There were no at
PENDANTS.
Mr.. Shaffcr has been employed in
recent months in the Garrett Nation
al Bank. A member Of the U. S.
Naval reserve, Shaffer has been
called to active duty and will report
August q in Baltimore. His wife has
been employed in the office of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17

A local report was given by Orval
Rush, manager.
Elected to the Advisory Board
were: Ross f. VanSiclle, Marklcys-
burg, Pa, and Ross Selby, Friends
vile.
Winners in "Kwiz Kontest' were:
Mrs. Clyde Fike, Clark Schlossnaglc,
Gilbert Savage, Hubert Friend and
Mrs. William Umble, Friendsvile.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
Coop Members Hear Report

Cooperative members in I h G
Friendsville area heard reports Of
their cooperative's service for the first
II months of the 1949-5O fiscal year
at a meeting held August A, in
Friendsville, given by district man
ager C. A. Williams. Members were
elected to the Advisory Board and
the Farm Home Advisory Committee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
was cancelled each time.
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Sgt James S. Swauger, son Of Will
liam f. Swauger, Jennings, is now
serving as a classification specialist
with the 35th Fighter-Interceptor
Group, U. S. Army Air Force, in
Korea. Sgt Swauger enlisted in June,
I 1916, upon graduation from Grants
vile High school. At the time of his
discharge in 1919, he was stationed at
Hamilton Air Force Base, Cal. Fol
lowing his re-enlistment in June,
1919, Swauger was stationed at An
drews Air Force Base Washington
d. c. He began his tour of overseas
duty in April, 1850, at Yollota Air
Base, Japan, where he was assigned
to the Fighter-lnterccptor Group.
One Of the first Garrett county men
to be transferred to the Korean front,
Swauger arrived in Korea early in
July.
Is 4.
Cpl. Roy b. Rudy, of Oakland, re-
enlisted in the regular army for six
years recently, and was reassigned to
Hq., 1st Cml Sv. Bn. as a carpenter,
at Edgewood Cpl. Rudy, his wife,
Mrs. Noreen Rudy and four children,
Ann, Ronald, Heather and Betty, are
at present living at 3 Morgan Court,
Edgewood. His mother, Mrs. Minnie
Tasker, lives in Baltimore. Cpl. Rudy
enlisted in the army July 10, 1910,
and was sent to Army Chemical Cen
ter for his basic training. As a civili-
an he was employed by the +. l..
Mitchell Mfg. Co., San Francisco,
Cal, as cabinetmaker. He served
overseas from 1912 to 1914 in the
Pacific theatre.
Word was received by his family
from Pfc Robert Landon that he had
sailed for duty in the Korean area
from California, on August II. Ian
don had been in the army since Janu-
airy, 1919. After completing his basic
training at Fort Knox, KY, he en-
tered radio school at Fort Monmouth,
New Jersey, and then completed
training at Fort Benning, Ga. He is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ian
don, Mt. Lake Park