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STORES FOR RENT

sIonE and, AND APT; FoB RENT..Appiy
ssS iITH S.W.@and M and 3rd nrs;
large show windows, modern; also,
S9d, SS9d 1Ish IL 6iTs 1iTs End H.; a.-c. "a.
s5; excel. business location. suit
able drug store, restaurant or other
business. Will remodel for re-
sponsible tenant. Ma. 351s, Ia.
Busy BLK. of 9TH ST. N.w-Ap-
heat. @ Iiss REALTY CO. RE. ssSz..
section, opposite HeeSt's. Appis
oSE she Of St! THE h;wi Best sP' BLOCKS Ia S ON a
ST. ne. Good for shoe repairing or
lsundststte; s,s S etc. osS9 SSx SET sTS stsT
lease. EDMUND M. o'sULLIVAN,
s405 18th ST. N.W-18x75 excel.
lent condition; suitable for small
zn ainsss e. T kosNsK seH sfRf CO. olss s1 PEI s
sse2 14sh ST. N.w.-store with 2
room, kitchen and bath apt; at
$ds5 mo, A. 8. GARDINER g. CO.,
sEEow iaa5 ptroNT 81 H 6fkcfa; hA Gas4 on Is 18Th
St; excel. commercial location
sPECIAI-corner Of 18th and New
ton ne. new shopping center. exc.
position for lunch room, bakery,
mems furnishings, hardware, radio
and children's clothing. Act today
to secure lease on one of our modern
stores. ready for occupancy. MR..
ODUM. RE. 5216. -
LOCATED IN LGE. APT. ROUSE in
. busy neighborhood. NV. section
approx. $500 50. IT. OF space. This
space was recently remodeled to
comply with the District Code for
restaurants. Very desirable location
for a high type restaurant. An attr
lease on q percentage basis with q
minimum monthly rental Of $500 car
be arranged for suitable tenant
Box 3I9-T, Star. -
COLLEGE PIX, MD.-Ideal, small
industrial shop or store; 2 rest
rms, shoyrm; and shop, space; lge
will sell. BY OWNER, UN. 1900
UE. 1878. Agents invited. -6
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FARMS FOR RENT
WATERFRONT PROF.. FOR sAlI
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO, Realtors
1881 G st. NV. ME. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-Ws
will buy second-trust notes, D. C.
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST.
MENT CORP, 1919 N. Y ave. NV
National 1898.
CASH FOR and-TRUS. NOTES. quick
settlement: white or colored; notes
in D. C.. Md. and Va. FULTON r
GORDON, 1927 Eye st. W. DI
$3.50. Brokers. attention.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-5%, M
charge for appraisals. MOORE &
HILL CO. .S04 18th st, NV
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 1909; eyes,, RA. 341S.
FIRsT-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC, Ills Eye st. NV, MA. 6468.
CASH IN ONE DAY - Individual
wants to obtain 2nd trusts on D. c.
resids; or will buy prop. for cash.
Gil. 6676. RA. 22sl, day or eve.
TRUSTS, lst, Ind and 3rd; Md, Va,
D. c.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 9O5 N. Y ave. NV, RE. 1872,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1948 4-door sedan.
Precision engineering and the
father and son team craftsman Just
can't be beat in the smooth riding.
E9omy, Fn2Inn.rt economical 11a1nsd: style ieader
overdrive. all weather climatizer
and defroster. and air foam cush-
ions. Its Butler Bonded S1,245.
Save by low rate bank financing:
3-day driving trial, 30-day gusran-
or we do. LEE D. BUTLER, Ti3I
2lSt street NV, DI. OHIO. Open
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Commander
coupe. Overdrive, hillholder; smell
pn payments ' 'si Totai PRICE, SSSas sss5. 'nS Wa.
sTUDEBAkER :ri2p saisT p 1850 Resal de luxe m' A.
door sedan. Take these features:
self stabilizing long travel coil
angle vision, ION gas Saving u oVerdr,Sc. Ssi
all weather climatizer ard defroster,
rrestful air foam cushions. What, a
line up! Here is Brazilian Stude-
baker fs 9cias 1ican Sss car with l7So saFs
saving at S1.S95. Save by low rate
bank financing; 3-day driving trial.
30-day guarantee. Butler BondC d
cars make good or. we do. LEE D.
DI. 01II. Open till 8 PIN. -6
STUDEBAKER II Champion sedan;
heater; 1st choice WHEELMOBILE
T:SE. WHEELER, INC, 1850 Wis
sonSin nv; EN-; $500; ,-6
dan. heater, overdrive; has had
wonderful care; clean as new inside
ans out; Sl.395, terms. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, i345 Que St nv.
sTGDEBAKER 194s Champion Resal
dark blue finish, excellent appear
ance and condition. ST .295: 4-month.
2-day trial, money-back guarantee.
HILL g. TIBBITTS,, 1114 Vermont
S. aye. nv nv Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer.
sTGD.BB2AEKER 'ss coupe; fair condi-
ton; 500. Phone Rockville 2521. 6'
owner; $1,000. See it at HILLWooD
sTIDE; JSs '4s Comdr. sedan; 7; and h:
WHOLESALERS. 215O Blad. rd. ne.
$50 down. SOUTHERN CAR WHOLE.
sTfbE SAhGRs' al Il6o coI1 glad' rd ,na ne .ns s
E 2es 4 sAR Sls'' wHolfsGR1ns' as% SsGR S0gT5 Fso
sTUDE. AS conv.; h. and o. d.; yell
low, red leather uphol.; $1,395; $50
down, so. CAR Wholesalers,
2150 Blad. I'd. ne -6
STUDE. '4S sedan; r., h. and o. d.:
$1,295; $50 down; mech. peri. so.
CAR WHOLESALERS, 2150 Blad.
rd. ne. IS
STUDE. Al 4-dr., beaut. orig pit, r.
and h., new tires, / owner; S2S5 or
best offer. D1. 1407 after 8. "a
1871 PONTIAC, ex-taxi xi-------S1o
1884 Plymouth coupe - IS
1887 Buick sedan -- so
1885 Chevrolet sedan - 40
1885 Plymouth Sedan---- IS
1887 Plymouth sedan -- rs
1889 Dodge sedan - 165
1891 De Soto club coupe 976
1910 Mercury sedan 275
1889 Pontiac sedan 1875
Others to choose from. JOHN S.
REECE, 1114 Half st. s.w.
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AUTO TRUcKs-sALE (cont. }

WILLYS pickup z ton, 1913; looks
and runs like new; has ladder rack:
S796. Call FIR. 1857. p
SCHOOL BUS, International, 16-pas-
senger, 1889; best offer takes it.
WA. 641S. 4310 Madison ST.,
Hyattsville, Md. %
MODEL A 1881 pickup. BUCK
LAUERY SERVICE STATION, Maine
ave and M st ST ME- 06SQ "A
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,
OFFICES F"R RENT

1921 EYE ST. N.W.-2-room once
ofdce Of ROBERT W. SAVAGE. 5i4
UniS9 on Trgs! np rskoas sldg; NA 3sao -s s
n6 5m cs satfs < iRel IN HaMpHkrss d pi ss'sSo S1.
tors. Ma. 5000. ii
CHOICE SUITES modern downtown
elev. bldg; services incl; $40 up.
nnGN2oRS@IvS TIGT9S Rkpc HA' hessfitn, sssf ,.rs.
ioors, open space; IDEAL iRa''for for insaT islFs
school, studio, local or NATL firm;
vic: CONN. AVE. and x st. NV
Suite and pvt. ofhces in exclusive
elevateI.operated building; parking
MA. 905O or Ma. 6313 for appt. -
L, 2 OR 3 RMS. furn. or unfurn. !;
receptionist. janitor and other serv-
ices; 404-1025 Conn. ave. Elk
VIZ 5E.t SSSiSs IS as in sa 5iss
LGE. ONE-ROOM OFFICE, pvt. bath,
ample closets and storage space;
End floor, opposite 18th st. entrance
Co. Ills 18th st. NV. Ex. s4so.
EVANS BUILDING. 1870 New York
ave n.w.-Avsilable Immediately;
euiremepts. Penn PRorERT1Es,
NaT1oNAE AZ & oRGAN1zArIoN oS NJ i1es or other
non-profit requiring about 5000
feet in prominent location with OPP
portunity for later expansion: long
oFfICE SUITE; Ar arl. Medical BIDS
MoasIgi hf'asp+ air SoHrN sonHdisioned; elevator,
104o No Irving ST ArI CH 1881
AIR-coNprr1oNEp OFFICES ESQ in
Az, Fifth st. NV; available in
more rooms: prices from $3.50 up
THOS J. FISHER & CO., 73S 18th
st. NV, DI. $3.50. -I5
FURNISHED SUITE-Excel. location.
established eS1 mfggy's, agent will share
st s. FIR Fl RaTF FRoNr s NA On slSS msn entrance
used for years as successful real
g. es'aSs V. et1fs CHASE sa5i oE 55So 5B5 Cedar ST.
~ 1st floor. eommandine excellent Keel d. ad-
verising value at busy intersection;
tenant. WOODWARD g. NORRIS.
aealtors. 723 goth st. NV, RE
ATTR. STREET FLOOR OFFICE in
small modern medical bldg: heart
Of Arl., Va; air cond.; excel. loca-
OK. o28i. ~ S' o.
I4th AND FLA. AvE.-ofhces for
rent. excellently decorated; lst a.,
street window space; also apt. in
rear avail. ME. 1871 or ewes, TU.
/ THOMAS CIRCLE-Less than So
Dsr #, char service UT(~rnR CA
HILL. Agent. ma. 6313. 20
OFFICE SPACE, in ?
choice downtown locations.
Westory Bldg, 14th and F SITS. NV
Unusually bright and cheerful suite;
4 rms on 7th foor; excel. for
dental ONCE. See Mr.. Dean on prem
ises.
Colorado Bldg. 14th and G SITS. NV.
Several desirable ofices now avail;
] to 3 rms, moderate rentals. See
Mr Frazier on premises. LEGUM
d GERBER REALTY CO., AID. 1900.
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wAREHoUsEs-sALE OR REM

1-i2,ooO SO. FT., 2-story corner
brick bldg. gas heat. 4 toilets. Of
nee, vic. South Capitol st. Bridge.
Immed. posS
$1,000 So. it., Q loading platforms,
gas heat, ONCE, 2 toilets. Immed.
poSs
81 800 SO. it, zone 1st comm, vic.
Georgia ave. and Park I'd. MICHAEL,
WALSH & SONS, 1911 Eye st, NV.
RE. S282; ewes, JU. 1874 e
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GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED
MOTORCYCLES

OR 2 CAR lookup garage wanted
vicinity Mayfiower Hotel. ST. 1875
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TRAiLERs FOR SALE

TRIUMPH 4S-Sell equity, few pay
ments. EN-. S391; excellent con-
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INDUS. PRoP.-sAlE Cent. }

IDEAL MULTIPLE USE BUILDING
with railroad siding in Rockville
ND, for sale or long term lease
Can a, M. DRAISNER, 1404 L st
NV. MA S02R
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE AND SHOWROOM
Over 10000 fts at less than 43c per
50. IT., recently remodeled; avail for
immed. occupancy; 2h-yr. lease with
sc; section: excel shipping facilities
cal Mr. PINKUS. HO 6557.
NEW BLDG. End comm'l, l floor,
loading platform, $500 So. it.; poSs.
ewes. ii
EXCELLENT LoCATIoN-warehouse
manufacturing or wholesale busi-
ness. 1900 SO. TT. Located in
business district, Alexandria, Va
Call OWNER. OV. 0S22.
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont
HAWTHORN
LOTS WANTED

COLORED-ARLINGTON'S FINEST
So. 18th and Shirley hwy. BOWERS
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FARMS FOR SALE

OVER 100 ACRES at less than $50
per acre. Century-old brick house,
Tenant house and other necessary
buildings. Can be tractor farmed
Plenty grass and water. MR.
TRUNDLE, WI. 5444; Eve. and Sun.
WI 774h Rs
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TWO GOOD FARMS
52 acres-poultry or grazing. $3.50.
254 acres-graZing farm, S29,5O0.
Choice offerings. Priced right.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Realtors FA. $500
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WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white OF colored;
quick settlement. Call Mr.. MILLER,
NE. l220; ewes. DE: o346.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home. white or colored
cox 4, CO RE 1R22
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE WANTED

NV. OR NEARBY MD.-Need sew
eral or 7-rm. homes with Ia to 2
baths for clients In good residen-
ttal area. clients have good cash
sonsideration. Prefer to $4,000 to
$4,000 price range. Mr.. Holmes,
EN-. $685.. PAUL p. STONE. Realtor,
LoTs OR ACREAGE. not too far out.
IN Maryland, by builder. HY. 5611.
CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS. FREE
si5I AseARTHuR BLVD,.. sdSaHs oR. Ss7s
Cash for real estate: all sections;
white or colered. ALVIN B. FISCH.
ER, 997 18th st. NV. co. 5610.
I NAVE A CLIENT who will pay from
$4,000 to $4,000 If you have
mod: brick 6;bedrm.. ,3-bath house,
liy. rm. and din. rm.. spacious de
luxe kit, brkfst. ,rm. and lst fl. Law;
In excel. cond.; located within 3 or
4 blks; of Conn. ave, anywhere from
Ch. Oh. Circle south to Calvert st.
that you are considering to SELL
Please contact Mr.. Great, F. A.
TWEED CO.. EN-. 1890 It'll pm.
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OFFICE BUILDINGS FOR SALE

OFFICE BUILDING, DOWNTOWN
stories and basement, approx
5000 50. IT. of usable space, car
peted floors, mirrored walls, 8 new
tile layatories, duorescent lighting
ing; vacant. Will consider leasing
MIR. Measell, DI. 1915; ewes, ST
2848. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS IN DISTRICT, zoned for row
or semidet. houses. Ma: 1109. =
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WEBSTER ST. NV.

Ut AVIILI III I.
This property renting for S2,100 pei
annum; good, convenient location
gas heat. Call Mr.. Bramham, EN-
$500 or DI. 3100. BETHEL. -
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CHRYSLER 1946 Royal sedan; heat
er; above average condition; has
had excellent care; real value,
S995; terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Que st. NV. Du. $500. 10
CHRYSLER 81; black. 4-dr.. excel
lent cond., S19o. HORNER'S COR
NER, 9th and Fla. ne, AT, 6464
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Lawmakers Warn Legion
To Stop Pressure Tactics
By the Associoted Press

American Legion officials got
sharp suggestions from members
Of Congress yesterday to stop using
brass knuckles" tactics on the
legislators.
The flare-up took place in a
House Expenditures Committee
hearing on a proposal, hotly fought
by the Legion. to bring nearly all
Federal hospital operations, in
cluding those for veterans, into
the organization. The plan was
advanced by the Hoover Commis-
sion on Government reorganiza-
ton, as a measure for economy
and efficiency.
George N. Craig, Legion COM
mander, was testifying when Rep
resentative Hoffman, Republican,
of Michigan interrupted to ask if
the Legion had not circulated a
suggestion that it's members write
their Congressman in opposition to
the hospital plan.
And didn't the circular advise
them to come out fighting with
brass knuckles'?" the Congress
man demanded. He added that
this makes me ornery."
Mr.. Craig said the Legion was
not trying to kick anybody around
He conceded that use of the term
brass knuckles" was "unfortu-
nate" He said the Legion is ap-
preaching the hospital problem in
all humility.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Weather
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Continued From First Pageo
should be in the upper sos" for
the afternoon festival program,
but the forecaster refused to go out
on limb on Sundays prospects.
There's an indication Of rain, he
said. but it may hold off until
Monday.
National Capital Parks officials,
meanwhile, said the cool weather
expectancy ends any chance Of
cherry blossom blooms In time for
the festival. They look to Easter
Sunday as best full bloom pros
pect.
The bureau anticipated steady
winds of from 20 to 30 miles an
hour today, with high tempera-
ture in the lower 40s. After to-
nights cold weather, the mercury
may climb to the lower SOS to-
morrow. Yesterdays high tenn
perature was SO degrees at 1901
am.
Sub-freezing weather is slight
ly below normal for the end Of
March, the forecaster said, but
short periods of cold weather are
not unusual.
Snow in Alabama.
Throughout the country, mean
while spring took a back seat as
different areas varied between
typical summer and winter
weather.
In Southern California, thou
sands flocked to beaches yesterday
as the mercury steamed up to
nearly 80 degrees. Miami regis
tered a record 86 degrees and the
top mark was, 81 at Phoenix and
YUM, AriZ.
In Atlanta, however, Z few snow
hurries fell last night, and 4
freezing line extended over the
northern and central tier OF
States from the Rockies to the
North Atlantic States area. The
mercury fell to near zero in some
parts Of Michigan, Wisconsin and
North Dakota.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Costly Earthquake

Japan's greatest earthquake, in
September, 1923, caused the
deaths of 10000 persons and
property losses of Sc billion.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Shortages 10 Curb Feasting
Durinq Passover in Israel
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

TEL AVN, Israel, Mar. 30
Strict food rationing and short
ages cast a shadow of austerity
over Israels centuries old pass
over celebration, which starts
Saturday.
But the great Jewish religious
holiday will be observed in the
traditional way, starting Satur-
day night with. the reading or
telling of the exodus from Egypt.
There will be prayer, singing
and feasting-but the feasting
probably will consist mostly of
chicken, egg, fish, unleavened
flour dumplings and unleavened
bread. Supplies in most families
have been saved up for months
in preparation for the passover.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Chang SupportHeId Futile

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said
yesterday at Lake Success that
support for Chang Kai-shek's S
Nationalist Chinese government
seems futile"
But argument over support or
non-support of the Nationalists
also seems futile, she added. That,
Mrs. Roosevelt contended, is a
question for the Chinese people to
decide "-AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Dewey Signs Measure
For Stute Rent Control
BY the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y. Mar. 30.-New
York State will 60 into the resi-
Dental rent control business
May /.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey signed
last night his Republican admin
istration rent control bill. passed
by the 1850 Legislature. The law
will replace Federal controls
The Governor, explaining the
law in a Statewide broadcast,
charged that the Federal pro-
gram had been accompanied by
both uncertainties and corrup-
ton"
Il cannot in good conscience
leave the people of the State to
the mercies of the Federal Gov
ernment any longer" he declared.
Evening star., 1950-03-30

Blossom Festival which opens
here tomorrow. The queen of
the festival will be selected
from the 81 candidates rep
resenting the States and three
territories. New princesses are
Teresa Mercado of Puerto Rico,
an employe of the National
Institute of Health, Bethesda; |;
Margaret Adair of Las Cruces,
N. Mex, on the staff of Sena-
tor Chavez of that State; Ann
Davis of Columbia, S. c., and
Patricia Yeaton of Everett,
Wash.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Reds Cause Council Tie

The absence of the Soviet
Union from the United Nations
Trusteeship Council at Geneva
threw the council into two tie
votes today and defeated a pro-
posal already approved by the
General Assembly.
With Russia absent and Argen-
tina abstaining. the council di-
vided five to five on a resolution
calling upon administering au-
thorities of trust territories to
fly the United Nations flag beside
their own flag in the territories.
The Soviet Union did not take
its seat because a representative
of Nationalist China was sitting
in the council.-AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Montgomery Blair Hi-Y
Names Crum President

Charles Crum has been named
president of the newly formed
Montgomery Blair High School
chapter of the National Hi-Y
Clubs.
Other officers are Leonard Cro-
gan, vice president: Howard Met
calf, secretary: Wilbur Harris,
treasurer, and Joseph Swafford,
council representative.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Reds Bar Movie Film

The Russians barred Ave truck
loads of motion picture camera
film from traversing their zone
today for use in a newly planned
movie industry in West Berlin.
The action at the Helmstedt
zonal border was interpreted by
Western officials as plain sign of
q master policy against growth of
new industry in the Western sec
tors of the city.--AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
CrommeIin 10 Visit Alabama
To Plan Senate Campaian
BY the Assoeiofed Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 80
Navy Capt. John G. Crommelin,
who figures if he can get elected
to the Senate, Il can keep on talk
ing" will fly to his native Ala
bama tonight.
He said he almost certainly
would run independently for the
seat held by Senator Hill, Demo-
crat. of Alabama. 1t is too late to
file for the Democratic primary.
Capt. Crommelin, A. is begin
ming his Navy disciplinary fur
Tough, at half pay, imposed because
of his continual criticism of armed
forces unifictioh policies. Q
His wife and children will re-
main here until the end of the
school term.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Anondo's Ashes Enshrined

The ashes and bones of Thai
lands tragic boy king, Amanda,
were placed today in hallowed
shrines. There the people of this
colorful Oriental kingdom may
venerate them through the years.
The body of Amanda was Gre
mated at Bangkok last night in
the fiery climax to a day of medi-
eval pageantry and mourning
Boston-born King Phumiphon,
brother of Amanda, applied the
torch. The funeral pyre was built
atop a 10-story ediflce.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Reds Accuse Eisenhower

The Soviet trade union news
paper Trud today in Moscow
branded Gen. Eisenhower's re-
cently-expressed fears about the
inadequacy of American defenses
as total lie"
Commenting on Gen. Eisenhow-
er's March % speech at Columbia
University. the newspaper said
his claim that America had dis
armed below the danger point
was an "awkard maneuver." 1t
added that his statements were
aimed at furnishing the basis for
further growth of the Omitted
States war budget."-AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Around
the
World
- News in Brief -
Americans Deny Charges
OF Threatening Czechs

American officials at Frankfurt,
Germany. laughed today at
charges of using "Nazi-Gestapo"
methods on So Czechs. The Czechs
insisted on returning home after
last Saturdays three plane escape
to Germany by fleeing anti-Com-
munists.
Col. Park Holland, commander
of the United States Air Force
depot at Erding said in answer
to Prague accounts that there
was no attempt to make. any one
stay out of Czechoslovakia. No
arbitray methods of Interrogation
were used."-AP.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
.Heifer Production

About 10 to II million heifer
calves are born annually in the
United States. About half be-
come beef and the remainder are
kept for milk producers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28
TO Publish Bulletin On Maryland
Conservation Practices

More and better Maryland materi-
ais for school children are now in
prospect through a program set up
by the Department of Education. A
group Of educators and technical eX-
perts gathered recently at Annapolis
to prepare for publishing the first in
series Of bulletins to be used as
source materials in Maryland Schools,
Mrs. Gladys T. Hopkins, supervisor
Of Curriculum, said the bulletins were
being planned to provide accurate,
interesting, graphic and readable re-
source materials for the schools"
One of the bulletins will deal with
conservation as a whole County
supervisors who attended the confer
ence included Mrs. Caroline Wilson,
elementary supervisor for one section
Of this county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28
MARRIED

Lawton-Maule Miss Barbara Maulo
Of st, Louis, Mo. daughter Of Mrs.
Margaret Maulc, became the bride
Of John Warren Lawton. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur I.awton, Of Oakland,
on December 22nd, in st. Louis
Presbyterian church.
The bride and groom arrived in
Oakland on Christmas eve for a short
visit with his parents, and left on
Wednesday afternoon for Washington
for short visit before returning to
st. Louis where Mr. Lawton is cm-
ployed by clearinghouse.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

Thomas B. Edwards, father Of Mrs
Luther Hare, left Tuesday for Phila-
delphia, Pa, to visit another daughter
Mrs. Charles F. Perkins. after visit
ing here for several weeks.
Installation of officers Of the local
chapter, Order of Eastern Star. will
be held on next Tuesday evening, pre-
coded by dinner at the William
James hotel for members Of the chap
ter.
The condition Of DR.. B. r. Selby,
who underwent an operation week
ago in a Boston hospital. was reported
as improved. The operation for a
stomach ailment was considered sue
cessful.
Members Of the Oakland Boy Scout
troop held a Christmas party at the
Methodist church assembly room last
Thursday evening. Deerburgers were
included in the refreshments. A sur
prise for the scouts was a large cake
baked by Arlie File, who has served
as their camp cook for the past three
years.
Ariel Robinson, stationed with the
L. S. air force at base in Mississippi
and Miss Muriel Robinson. New York
City, spent several days with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix G. Robin
son, at their home on Monte Vista
road. Miss Fern Hovatter, Arthurdale,
w. Va, also was a guest at the Robin
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Dodson,
Misses Mary Louise Dodson and Peg
gy McComas, of Alexandria, Va, re-
turned to their home on Tuesday af-
ter spending Christmas Weekend
here. They were accompanied to
Washington by the latter's mother.
Mrs. Margaret McComas, who plan
ned to return to Oakland today.
Miss Eloise Ashby, student at
Barnard college, who is spending the
Christmas holidays with her father.
j. J. Ashby, on Pennington street,
has as her guest Miss Mary Gray
Stillwell. of Austin, Texas Also at
the Ashby home are Harold Ashby,
of Hyattsville, and Miss Crystal FL
lott, of Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Donna Jane Littman. Lamamie,
Wyoming, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
}. B. Littman. who spent the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, leaves
this evening for Saginaw, Mich, where
she will be soloist at the marriage Of
Miss Rose Marie Bader to Mr.. Warren
L. Wallace. She will return to Laramie
following the wedding ceremony.