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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GENERATORS STARTERS. $3.50 up;
.lge. assort: elec. motor repairs; 3stb
year CARTY 1908 14th NO o224.
GhANDFATHER'S beautiful mahog
fnsll fect. ciosK ssonsh. T.; high; chimes; per
varnum st: NV. RA. 2647.
GROCERY electric refrigeration equip
ment Tor immediate sale-Open- type
Fedrich: SIT. frozen food cabinet,
cds's'ss Soda ats eabSsgt tsgs ssssFic sIssFic
Hussman SIT. dairy case: eieetrie E
beverage cooler; double-faced neon
frozen food sign; 8 glass showcase.
stssss 0 e moYed or isf aoa61s Sy buyer. Call Ii.
GUITAR-Free with course of 10 les
RATNER's' MUSIC sToRE. II IoisssiGatti 7ss fsth
eG5ilIaaiEE:: AK: Gibson, Spanish nat tor
PAWNsRoKER.s SALES sf co. s1s :
wood S lathe and table. $40; 3 tons
GUN GUS~VSi Winchestsr sas 3 To desI sal3 rife: An.
GT& soeSs sSS Military Galt WI sportsr, sS4S; .s5
ing ammunition. AP. 6237.
GWwNis,Win. Win Nna Mod; %. 3o-aO. $55;
s boxes 1905. $50. KE. E s-es3s eS3S
po not call between 2 and 6.
CCNS-Deer rife. S-mm. Mause,
SSporter 3S-cal. S. & w. revolver
I'm; barrel. as new. S62. GIL. 6279
HcNs; 5yH u uMauser, s-mm., Sporter stock
other rifles and pistols; trades &C.
cepted. OIL. 1901. ~
GUNS (shotsuns)-1 Winchester 1q
With raised rib, and recoil pad; i
ktnickerbocker double barrel. Both
GUNsMNs;w Nssauss; oIi sad Gass. esss. oours, ana
sold. All types fishing tackle. Open
esyCen1nss sC g. and Sundays. TRADING
HAND TRUCKS tS). 2,0OO-lb. capae-
lSaa itga new rubbsr-tired: reasonable
HEarER-RADIiAi;roMks. IHii; Ms sieesria' GohAs' brand.
Rsster RsS sS' sS. Hfilsid. fms ssse ssIsetrio Moor
HEARING AID, Sonotone, latest
model 940-E; cost S195; any rea-
nsni Aps suitsi s.. 4 VI l0as asss ss20 Erie st
HEATER. gas. range. GE refgr.. kit.
cabinet, all in good cond; best offer
Csn De seen Sat. Sun, or evenings
Pors,,viI,. f[5er = Pr m 1886 Bird ave.
HEATING PLANT, compl., 8 yrs old.
| l93' OF radiation; 1.O4O boiler: oil
burner and all controls. CH. 3209.
HEATERs-Two good heaters, cleo
trie; will sell today. both for S10.
or ~ each. JU. .S-a373.
Heater, large oil-burning console.
S35. with 55-gal. tank. FA.. 1905.
HEATER. OIL. WITH FAN; ESTATE
HEATROLA," EXCEL. COND., 36,-
600 BTU. RA. 4433.
HEATERS AND STOVES
sToVE Visd 1871 81 Fl sss s9. S1 "pGs sS ASE sshg
HOIsT.50 h;p; motor, single drum,
cgmplete GE as4z 1oo-ft. tubular tower. Call
HoLLYWooD BEDS, twin, na almost
new; chest, maple dinette set. In
terested in purchasing green double
studio couch and bridge set. LU.
HOSPITAL BED, overhead franz.
5000 condition. reasonable. GE
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES - Lawn
mower, % inch 81 80; bicycle. boy
frsme sa poreeiain sE iee retrfreratof Daffn .ton
$3.50; HOLLYWOOD bed. S12; inner.
spring mattress. $40; extension cot
with mattress. $40: old-fashionec
| walnut sidebosrd. marble top, $50
glass fruit jars, uts. and pts. SOC
unHss SnS 22e per doz, IA. T-2513. .
hm3Snkseioth mo drapes; fireplace screen
chair, mirror. curtains. taffeta
drapes, spread and skirt. OR. 1854
HOT WATER HEATER (1deaD
| bucket-a-day. S1l; excellent condi-
thon. 100 18th st. Sc
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DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE you VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20fe TO 500 ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: Mahogany or maple
extension dinette table and chairs.
was S69.50. now SAT so Nah cor
Finest quality gray walnut Ut ext oval
table and 4 chairs. was S199. 80.
now S129.50. Matching china or
buffet. $3.50 each. Solid lined oak
ext. table and chairs. was 500. 80.
now S67 80. Genuine NAH Duncan
Phyfe drop-leaf table. was S59. so,
nov. S37. .25. Fine genuine mahogany
credenza buffet. china. Duncan Phyfe
extension table and 9 chairs, was
S475, now S32950. Many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till Q.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
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LUMBER BARGAINS
Fence. pickets. 3 IT. 6 in, l3c; ply
wood cuttings, "a price; odd stock
doors, moldings.
OPEN SUNDAY
GEN. MIIIWORK co

Garrett Park Road Tend of Conn
Ave, turn left. LO. 5-2311.
LUNCHEONETTE EQUIPMENT-Sods
fountain. complete with carbonator
compressor, Is stools. grill coasters
etc: very reas. Call Ii. 4-297O
MACHINIST'S TOOLS with chest
never used; $50. Ex. 0993.
MATTRESS, inner-spring, and bo,
spring. Al condition; very reas
new; dble. innersprins
Sloane; regularly S79. sacri. $40
MATTRESSES-All types and sizes
new and used; 80 in. from S4.95;
80 and 80 In. from S795. N
FR FRANR Sa,. q SON. 414 3rd st. NV
MATTRESS AND sPRING-A size;
3-drawer mahog. dresser. FIR. 1881,
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BEDROOM SET, Ape; complete, ma
hogany double poster bed; inner
spring mat, good cond. kE. D.
BEDROOM SET. e-piecs. rock maple.
B}EGbRoo5Mp }G e5ep1 SET. mahogany bed and
chest-on chest; 9x15 blue. Dura-
twist broadloom rug and ozite.
child's rolI-top maple desk. 81. 1851
BEDRM. SUITE, modern. Ebony ma
hog, famous. make. Floor Sample
q only. Orig. price, Ss95' %aSn saSsi-
gs $s75 W9Fth 9FS $ seeiRs R nd dESEN ssoo
BEDRM. SUITE. 4-poster bed. dresser
chest. vanity with bench; in good
condition; 500. LA. 6-ss42,
very reasonable. $50; dark wood
sRRSRM. R5 Ms SUITE. pc. spr; and mat
r. f. tsS5t; 55ss. 2 chairs sHiS fi0' rug
BEDRM. SUITES ta)-curly mapl'
custom. s-pc.. desk. $500: walnut
S~pc., 5000: sun rm. suite, sect. sofa
chairs. cocktail tier table. $ls5
BESNca I'm ao0s saw. 1o-inch, Craftsman
complete with motor stand and as
sorted blades: Sl00. Lo. 5-2S42
BICYCLE. English. Raleigh. Al con
nsSnIAsi eond. and 00s APPEARANCE. Il Sss: "a
5.a3is. 1897 N. Stafford. Ari; :.
bearing grindstone. like new. S11
crochet set. So. 81. 47s7.
ssees ew. ssas.
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FILES, 10 DRAWERS
Sizes, 3x5, Aka. 5xs: also r. b. M.
sno ana eheck nies. reas. RE. 1921, q to
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F u r N I T u r E
ALSO MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
By Private Party; Must Sell Today

Washing machine, modern, ETC. S35
Rollaway bed. Simmons matt %
Dresser. walnut. NO mirror ---S1S
Sled. 5-ft. long. new cond.- SS
Elec heater. radiator type
Rugs. runners. g., 12'. g. 81, IS. 50
Clutches new condition 50
Double bed. sprg., mattress $50
Utility-broom cabinet. metal. new-S10
Kitchen cabinet base. pore. top-$S
Maple chair. Priscilla a-S5
Table, square. 24x24 (old) 81
Kitchen work table, small ---- SIS
Lawn table, Az, umbrella space SIR
3-deck table, pore. top, nice cond..
chrome legs. wheels S12
Beds. twin, maple, new cond.; coil
springs tho mattresses $50
Ice skates with shoes: good -- S6
Bookshelf. painted white So
Boys bicycle, good one, 26-inch So
Boys 20-inch bicycle. nice
All above items must be moved out
Immediately; all bargains.
n
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The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE-Attrac.
tive. like new, covers and matchin,
drapes. valance. lamp shade covers
sisal rugs. lamps, bedspread, drapes
priced for quick removal. 353S 4
LIVING RM. FURNITURE-sofa ans
chairs, coffee table; reasonable. EN-
LiviSG RIM. FuRN.-sota, chair. .
small tables, lamps; good cond.; reas
AZ; 500 after 3 pm. -22
lawson sofa. all in good cond.; reas
LIVING RM. SUITE DC. Kroehler
modern wine. good condition. SS5
LIVING ROOM SUITE, s-piece. wine
pprewar, good condition; reasonable
sun sun r., Ell am. am. 1-6 PM. Mon. any
LIVING ROOM SUITE. e-piece; Law
son sofa and chair, pearl gray: very
LfSiSG ROOM sGiTE. GiT ~ pieces aSsos $50
III HI Belleview ave, Cheverly. Md.
ISnE Sa,i wo StAT eEya Nth down cushion, soo.
mahogany, beautiful uphoisters' best
offer for quick sale. Oh. 1883.
LOVE SEAT and matching chair.
LAWSON style, in good condition; !;
sd559 Sd59 for both or best offer. OF.
LOVE SEAT Duncan Phyfe; $50.
FA. 1892. 81
LOVE SEATs-2 custom-made love
seats. sectional, S125 with slip covers;
very good condition. Lo. 5-2573.
LUMBER, cherry. maple, mahogany,
birch, ash. walnut. poplar and bass
wood: kiln dried: for cabinet work.
GRUVER MFG. CO.. S001 Conn.
. ave-; Chevy Chase. Md. OIL. 5525.
LUMBER AND MILLWORK--Every.
thing from A to 2. RUCKER LUM.
BER. 1920 Wilson blvd IA. 4-1234
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OFFICE FURNITURE

AND LEATHER FURNITURE
Floor samples, new, at Contract
prices; leather sofas, club chairs.
desks, steel files, lamps, accessories.
MANLON, 416 9th NV, EX. 1912.
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Furniture. Unpainted

DOUG. Fir, $3.50: bucket chair. ma
pie. $3.50: smoothly sanded. ready
for paint or stain. Monday, Tues
day. Saturday. a-7, Wednesday,
Thursday; Friday. 80; Sunday. lib.
The Implanted Shop
Washington's most complete outlet for
unpsinted furniture; 926 New York
Evening star., 1951-10-21
BEDROOM
BARGAINS ,
NO FLOOR SAMPLES

ALL 6hAND-NEW
WE have a LARGE SELEC-
TON of MODERN and Pc
RIOD BEDROOM SUITES
at PRICES you CAN AT
FORD TO PAY. 3-pc. rock
maple dresser chest and
bed, orig. pr. Sl49, red. to
S86. Modern plank-top suite,
orig. pr. $149, red. to $7S.
Also a 3-pc. blond mig.
suite, orig. pr. 1929, red. to
$3.50. 18th Century mig.
bedrm., 4 pcs. orig. pr. $259,
red. to $144. Modern 3-pc.
lime oak suite, orig. pr. $249,
red. to $149.
We have approximately $50
brand-neW bedroom suites
Evening star., 1951-10-21

Furniture. contents B-rm. apartment.
LEAVING CITY. SACRIFICE.
CO. 1884. -l4
Evening star., 1951-10-21
923 G ST. NV. MA. 1857
REDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
AS WE GUARANTEE You, SAY,
INGs OF 52o1s osrp3,rs Io soRs 0ox 0S NET ~
THESE BARGAINS: Fine maple
bed, chest and dresser was $119.95,
now $500; 3-piece genuine ma
hogany set made best way, was
S25950. now S159; so; 3,piece
dresser, large chest and double bed,
was S299.50. now S179.50: large
selection OF solid mahogany and
solid cherry sets at giye-away prices.
Fine mahogany or maple beds in
all sizes we're $50 80. now SIT 30.
to mention Open Thursday till $.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
Evening star., 1951-10-21
IBM CARD FILES

NNERSPRING MATTRESS. for single
IRONER, Universal. used four times:
Setaiied AROUND $40: will sell for
bonshs G new f. lass ssed aa Gny sy tsw times Times
S159.95: will sell for $100. For sale
oy prgiSysate owner. Will deliver
IRoNER, Easy. like new. in excel.
CONG; Lo., 5--40s6. -2l
aesFf Resss been slssse .ig sgDsH VI ss9s
IRoNER. Kenmore de luxe 1850
model; excel. eond.; S164 new, sac.
IsIDSER' sI,si 10 eE spasol. gs model, i fat
JACKET. iady's. silk lined. tan leaih-
eer; eerG;e size SO. new condition. Cypress
KARDEx FILES. sxs. IL drawers:
4X6. drawers: full of pockets;
Ieass Can today CO. 4625: week,
kirchEAEthrTsEE leth + EaUipRENT' aT nj IA gas re-
cabinet (S setsl. Used. in good con-
ddition. Cali PARKsIDE HOTEL. DI.
KITCHEN KITCHEN sEr-rabl.. .ormiea top;
for $50. WI. $685.. WV
KITCHEN TABLE. porcelain top, new,
So. ia. 1892.
LADDER, extension, wooden. 80 IT,,
condition excellent, $50. ST.. 1856,
LAMPS (2), table and floor: mahog
end table, summer rugs. 9x12
53l Buchanan st. NV. RA. 2o6l. .
LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT for 3 girl
Pantex driven shirt unit; rea-
, sonable for cash, sH: 412s.
any purpose: ac-dc. GICHNER. 25I3
Y st. NJ EX 3527.
LN0LEUM RUGS. sx12. s4.95
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO..
LIv. RM. CHAIR. newly upholstered
peri. cond. Win sell cost of uphol-
stsrins. JU. $3.50. -2l
LIVING RM. SUITE, 2-pc.. good
Evening star., 1951-10-21
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us,
AS WE GUARANTEES YOU saw.
1sGS sSssr OF - S9ss $500 TO 500 on NEW
THESE BARGAINS: Fine sofa bed,
makes double bed with bedding
S59. 80; fine double studio couch
In lovely fabrics. was $3.50. now
S36.15 hne quality chair bed. was
$685. now $3.50, solid cherry
secretary desk, finest quality. now
$50. worth double; fine quality
mattress, was S249.5O, now Sl49. SO;
large club chair. was $3.50, now
S37 80. Many more bargains too
NUMEROUS to mention. Open Thurs
day till q.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
907 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
Evening star., 1951-10-21
FURNITURE

Sale OF floor samples and one q
kind. Complete selection of Heller
studios in modern decorator fabrics.
highest quality construction. Mod
ern section sofa by "Burris," q
pieces. total length 9 It. 6 in. Ex-
ceptional value at S3sa; 2-pc. Iiv.
rm. suite. $129-S2S9. Lounge, oc-
sofa beds, studio couches. hides,
beds, roll-aways. All prices. Five
piece dtnettes, S37-S119, Junior
din rm. suites in maple, silver fox,
mahogany, oak. Big reductions,
odds and ends of lamps. end, cock
Bedroom suites, all STYLES and An.
ishes. $129-$269. Chests, dressers.
springs. mattresses. Nationally ad-
vertised and guaranteed HOLLYWOOD
units. S57 up. Household miscel-
laneous.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
DESKS

Just received 100 student desks: excel
cond.; $3.50 and Sl2.50. includes
matching chair. 9na D st nv Us
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-19
EVANSVILLE

The w. NJ. S. Of the Grantsvlle
Lutheran church held its annual COW
cred dish supper Wednesday evening
i'm the social room. Mrs. Lee Beachy
was the leader Mrs. Harold Miller
gave the book report. Attending were
Mesdames +. c. Diehl, Clyde McCurdy,
Carrie Beachy and daughter, Joseph
Dolan, Harold Baum, Lee Beachy,
Harvey Gortner, Florance Hanft,
Harry Hoover, Harold Miller Harley
MckinZie, lrva Mickey, George Oester,
Stewart Rodamer, Emerson Sebolt,
Cecil Sebolt, Iva Stanton, Clarence
Younkin, Harry Younkin, Harry Yom-
mer, Dannie Klotz, c. f. Zeller, Byard
Miller, Mrs. Donald Swauger and Miss
Christina Winterberg Junior mem
bers were Misses Donna Yommer.
Elenc Richter, Martha Miller. Carolyn
Baum and Eleanor Younkin.
The Grantsville Junior Ill Club
met at the home of Evelyn Holiday
recently. Merle Garlitz showed q
movie on gardening. Mr.. GarlitZ is
vocational agriculture teacher at the
Glantsvile High school. Shirley Ann
Mickey presided at the business meet
ing. Evelyn Holiday led the club in
singing. Cookies and cakes were
judged and points given. There were
9 members and their leader present
Mr. and Mrs. William Merl and
family and Mrs. Merls father, For
est Beachy of near Grantsville. are
spending the weekend in Washing
ton, d c.. with Mr.. Beachys son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
eTt Bunard.
Miss Helen Otto. junior student of
Grantsville High school, was crowned
Queen FLA of 1851" at a recent
dance at the school. Her escort was
Robert Railey. Gretchen Shultz was
crown bearer and the attendants were
JoEllen Bucket, Robert Beachy. Mil
bred Bittinger and William Stanton.
Music was by the Mountain City
Rambers orchestra.
Mrs. Harvey Gortner entertained
her bridge club recently with a chop
suey supper. Honors were presented
to Mrs. Byron Bender, Mrs. Joseph
Fahey and Mrs. W. c. Grimm, a guest.
The Ladies 500 club met recently
at the home of Mrs. ID. w. Hersh-
berger. Honors were presented to Mrs.
Harry Edwards, and Mrs. George Ed
wards. Mrs. Norman Patton was Il
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Keefe and
Mrs. John V. Kalonack Of Elmira, n.
Y. were recent guests of J. W. Keefe
and Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Grimm.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stanton and
son James of Aurora, w. Va, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Markell Stanton, Cum
belland, were weekend guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roy Shumaker
and family Of Arlington, Va, were
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-19

bottleneck than the materials them
selves.
As to financial problems? "Most of
the steel companies had good earn
ings during 1850. But large part Of
the hundreds of billions Of dollars
now going into new plant construc-
ton and into development of new one
supply must be paid out of profits.
It's a question whether the so-called
substantial profits would be high
enough to finance the tremendous OK
pansion that is now under way
profits for the coming year will
depend very largely on the final
action of Congress. 1t may be 'politi-
cally popular to load business with
heavy taxes, but it can be dangerous
to our country's future and to our
ability to maintain ourselves in u
war-threatencd world If profits are
unwisely taxed away, expansion of
any vital industry may be difficult
or impossible"
Mr. White felt there was a scarcity
of steel manpower even today, MAX
ing it necessary to bring back men
who have retired and draw from in
dustries not vital in defense, and
enlist women
He concluded: I'VE must all work
harder to prove that the traditional
American Way Of Life can produce
not only high living standard but
military machine superior to any
in the world We must show that
these things can be done with a mini
mum of controls and 4 maximum of
voluntary cooperation. If we do this,
we can prove to some nations, whose
friendship or admiration we find we
cannot buy with Marshall Plan Dol
lars, that our example is worth fol-
lowing. Communism will fail where
ever free people see that freedom
spells accomplishment, higher living
standards, and greater security from
the ordinary hazards of life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-19

weekend guests of Mr.. Shumaker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvan Shumaker
and daughter Dorothy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Keller and
daughter Kitty, of Arlington. Va,
visited relatives and friends in Grants
vile over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johns. Wash
ngton. Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Shirk and son Of Waynesbug, Pa.
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bender.
Miss Ronnie Young, r. n. Pitts
burgh. spent several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kahl have
returned to their home in Dover, Del,
after spending several days with Mrs.
Kahfs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Patton.
SISgt. and Mrs. Edsel Swauger re-
turned to Tampa, Fla. after a two
weeks visit with the formers mother
Mrs. Lillian Swauger. Sgt Swauger
recently returned from overseas duty
and is now stationed at MacDill Air
Force Base, Tampa, Fla.
The Grantsville Senior All club
were invited guests of the GrantSvillo
creamery at a Producers dinner,
April II. There were approximately
26 boys and girls in attendance. A
program on grass land farming fol-
lowed the dinner The club also had
a All exhibit that was viewed by APP
proXimately 400 people.
Mrs. J. r. Gnagey, daughter Sally
and son Jack. of Baltimore, and Mrs
Esther Broadwater of Canton Ohio
are visiting their brother, c. O.
Bender and family, and their mother
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-19
To Manage Team

The AmVets have named George
Sanders to again manage the Oak
land baseball team for this season.
The Mt. Top League will have
eleven teams and schedule is now
being arranged. League officers for
the season are Charles Shaffer, Terra
Alta, president; Roy Broadwater, Ac-
cident, vice-president; and Leo Cover,
Oakland, secretary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-04-19

and Rev. John Music were recent
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Barnard. They were also dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uber.
Callers at the home of Elwood
George recently were Rev. and Mrs
j. f. Dettra, Westernport; Evangel-
list John Music, Brooklyn, n. y; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Luke;
MIS-. Priscilla Comp, Piedmont; and
Mrs. Freda Sears and Dorothy and
Billy.
Mrs. Hattie Brobst and son, Paul,
were Oakland visitors Thursday,
Mrs. Sherman Friend is much I'M
proved after being confined to her
home with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Warwick,
Westernport, were recent visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Livengood.
C,,bcoriba Fn pho Da,,,,E1i1on
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. Insulated Panel Bodies
. Extra-Strong Stake Bodies
. FuII-Width Gravel Shield
. One-Piece Tenders
4. CounterbaIanced AIIigator-JaW
Hood
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Oakland, secretary.
Evening star., 1951-03-25
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ton is Rimsky-Korsakoff's Russian
Easter Overature."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26
Nine American Newspapers Send Reporters
To Israel for Three-WeeIk Survey

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Nine
newspapermen representing ma
jor metropolitan dailies across the
country will leave this week on
a survey trip to Israel to report
on the immigration, settlement
and rehabilitation programs sup
ported there with funds raised
through the United Jewish APP
peal, it was announced by Edward
M. M. Warburg, General Chair
man of the u. J. A.
The newspapermen will spend
three weeks in Israel, during
which time they will inspect re-
ception camps and 'work viii
lagos" for newly-arrived immi-
grants from Europe, North Africa
and the Near East. They will also
tour Israers major cities and meet
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26

Lee Strasberg, one of Broad
ways leading stage directors, has
been named Visiting Lecturer in
Theatre Arts at Brandeis Univer-
sity in Waltham, Massachusetts,, it
was announced today by Univer-
sity President DR.. Abram l..
Sachar.
AS a member of the two-year-
old institutions faculty, Mr..
Strasberg will offer a course in
the spring semester this year in
Introduction to Theater Techni-
que" which will be open to the
46O members of Brandeis' student
body. Two courses in Drama are
currently being offered at the
University, and it is planned to
establish field of concentration
in the theater for the next aca-
demic year.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-01-26

with top Israel Government Off
Gals, including Premier David
Ben Gurion.
Making the trip abroad a TWA
Constellation are: George Carroll,
New York Journal-American;
Harry B. Wilson, st. Louis Globe
Democrat; Otto Zausmer, Boston
Globe; Grace Davidson, Boston
Post; Dickson Preston, Cleveland
Press; Max Wiener, Newark
News; David Karno, Chicago Sum
Times; Richard Pearce, San Fran
cisco Examiner; and George Cas-
sidy, Brooklyn Eagle. Upon re-
turn from Israel, several of the
newspapermen will stop in Paris
to inspect homes for refugees and
other installations maintained by
the Joint Distribution Committee.