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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
Wasting Printers Ink
Seattle Times)

Connecticut's Congressman Patterson, Republican, has joined the ranks of those who depore the Federa governments extravagant publishing and printing pro- gram He insists the government could save S2oooo- GOO a year if it were to discontinue the publication of needless pamphlets, such as one on Mist Nettmg for Birds in Japan"
 The titles of the books and pamphles thaO enanate from the government pamphleteria have pro- vded topics for so many jocular comments that they almost cease to be funny Even as Patterson was re- newng that old joke, President Truman was asking Congress for supplemental appropriation of sl2oo'- GOO for the Federal Printing Office. Patterson mas an excellent point but he is failing at a windmill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
THE OPEN DOOR POLICY

Years ago a cardinal principle Of American din,omacv was the "open door policy" In those days it meant that China should be open to the trade of all nations on equal terms, not parceled out m spheres of influence The phrase has lost its mean ing because the new China has closed it's doors to the West by it's own initiative But there is an echo of the open door principle in the American concept oi keeping the door opeh to negotiation with Russia.
 The President and the Secretary of State have
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
TEA WILL HONOR OUT OF TOWN BpW
 OFFICERS, DELEGATES

Mrs. Ernest Gruening will be hos tess at a tea at the Governor $ House Monday from 5 to ' pm, honoring Mrs. Cecilia P Galley, na- tional officer of the Business and Professional Women's Club, and other out of town officers, dele gates and members who are in Ju- neau attending the second biennial convention of BPW from May 26 to 28.
 Mrs. Gruening extends cordial invitation to club members and others who are interested in meet ing the visiting leaders of the Bus mess and Professional Womens Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
MODERN ETIQUETTE RoRERrA E LEE

When girl has been going with for time birthday would give him gift ne The should always be the first to begin giving gifts properly him birthday card.
 a to which knife, what should he do? follow the 
 O. invitations widows worded the the first ?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26

Senators launch barrage against Dean Acheson at least once week, interspersed with predictions that he is about to be fired.
 For the Republicans have found {: 1. That Acheson is one Of their best political assets; and 2. They are shrewd enough to know that the more they jump on him, the longer Truman will freeze him into of- fice,.
 sounds incredible, but it is al- most automatic in the Truman ad- ministration that when you criti' oisesaanpublR official too vigorous N. YOU arouse Harry Truman lighting instincts and insure tha he will stay on indefinitely. That! what happened when I went aftel General Harry Vaughan.
 inside fact is that Acheson hat told the President last year that he wanted to retire. There was ever talk that he would step out around Jan. l. But MacArthur's tragic re- yefsal in North Korea occurred 1T ember-December, followed b! British Prime Minister Attlee' hurried trip to Washington.
 After this crisis had cooled, i again looked as if Acheson were ready to retire. But suddenly th' Macarthur debate burst loose.
 And by now the Republicans real ize that he is their best politica target and they are determined tt keep hammering at him: First, be- cause it pays political dividends Second, because it's the best wa! ss to, make sure that Harry Truman keeps their political target on tar get. Once the President remove! ' that target from the political hor. izon, there will be wailing ane gnashing of teeth inside the COP
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
RANGERS TO SITKA
 ON TIMBER SALE TRIP

Forest Rangers Harold Stratton and Jim Clough went to Sitka to join the Ranger 10, Forest Service vessel, for a routine timber sale trip.
 Clough is succeeding Stratton in the Juneau office following an- nouncements of Stratton's transfer to California. The trip is a famil- iarization trip for Clough is assum- ing his new duties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26

A. w Nickerson, departed triangle For HanesJ w.. Gucker Thomas Lt Kuhre, Led better Masters, Arnold Rayburne, A. H. Kings Tompkns Henrietta Tompkins For Skag wavNary Pulen William Molek, Albert Vile N A. McFaohan Bob Lee R. D. R. D F. Miller Robert Ward For Sitka-Chares Mlander G. Williams Joseph Abbott Mrs George Williams, Dezee, Walstedt.
 A. children, Donald and arrived home after an absence of several in mil operation
 Darigod B 40 Yakima potatoes crab 2 fresh antaloupe asparagus
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
LOOK and LEARN 2sy c. GORDON

Is family the world? g. large cty's "2iver of January? activity the of Horace Greeley most famous?
 the Bible Cain farmer What his brother Abel? during half of the century?
 ANSWERS Wong by approximately 15O million Chinese. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
 3. Journalism
 Shepherd With Wind" by Margaret Mitchell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
20 YEARS AGO fME TIT EMPIRE
MAY 26, 1881

The Alaska the Fairbanks number animals 32 according n H. w officer Alaska Commission
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26

While hunting accidentally shot himself 22 rifle Although the wound not serious he brought cannery went to Anns Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
Weather af
 Alaska poinfs

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 a.m., 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau arc ac fnll0uyc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
The Washington Merry-6o-Round

(Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26
Hollywood Senator

A ghost writer with Hollywood ambitions is one reason why Sen Alex Wiley of Wisconsin has sud- denly changed character from a jovial jokester to a batter of Gen Omar Bradley.
 The ghost writer is Julius Calm supplied to the Wisconsin Senator by the Republican National Com mittee as his secretary. Cahr writes Wiley's speeches, asked ques- tions for him at the Kefauvel committee and even produced g movie skit of the Senator.
 Before the Macarthur hearings Senator Wiley was chiefly famous as an expert on Wisconsin cheese and a mild foreign-relations follow CT of the late Sen. Arthur Vanden. berg. But, since being coached 1T the Hollywood technique, he has hristled forth as a batter of gen. erals.
 .-Rr M N.
 Taft vs. Ike
 The bitter feud between the pro- Taft and Eisenhower faction. inside the Republican party so fal has been carefully concealed. How. ever. the current struggle for con- vention delegates will soon force both factions out into the open.
 The fight for Texas's 37 delegate. to the Republican convention is typical of the undercover contest be. tween the friends of Taft and Ike which is taking place in practic- ally every state of the union.
 Eisenhower spokesman in Texa. is Houston's wealthy oilman, H. J Jack" Porter, a longtime person. al friend of Ike's and a big con- tributor to the COP. Porter ha. been quietly lining up delegates anc is in frequent touch with Pennsyl- vania'S astute Sen. Jim Duff, un. official captain of the pro-Eisen. hover forces.
 In recent weeks. however, Por. ter's well-laid plans have beer thrown out of gear by Republican
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26

Weather: High, AT; low, 40; showers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-26

Mrs J. A. Williams and two children Donald and Irene home after several weeks in California.
Evening star., 1951-01-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDE. so scd.. r. and h.. cd, new
car suar., 81 ,595. LA. 6-9776. MET
ROPOLITAN CAR WHOLESALERS,
1900 Bladensburg I'd. -
STUDE. ~ cpe., r. and h., like new,
S795. LA. 6-9776. METROPOLITAN
CAR WHOLESALERS. 1900 Bladens-
sTTfufbEBAKER AZ Champion Regal de
luxe .conv. coupe; radio, climatizer,
overdrive, Wv. tires, and many
other extras. An exceptional car
$1,O95. MCNEIL MOTORS, 4O34 wis.
ave-. NV, EN-. 1885, CO. 2153.
sTUDEBAKER 1946 Champion 2-dr.
gray sed.: r. and h; seat covers;
good shape; owner going In service;
must sell; 1926. OIL. 2720. OIL. 0670.
WILLYs station wagon; orig. owner.
good condition; 5000 or best Of
WILLYS-Immediat delivery on Will
lys. 2 and 4-wheel drives. station
wagons, trucks and jeeps; highest
trade-in allowance. HUNTER MO-
TORS. AL. 1884, OV. 1899. -6
COLLIE MOTOR q TRAILER CO., S232
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. announces
another new location at Waterloo
81 $500. Waterloo 539-W-I2.
Md. U. 8. L. 3 mi n. Of Laurel.
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All advertisements offerina
automobiles for sole must in
elude oetusl selling price Of cor.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1s4s 4-dr.; excel. cond.; :;
terms and trade; only S745. MAN
HhAT'TAN thaI'aAN AUTO 4 RADIO Co. Au-
sfSr,zed 9a6 ~ 1t Aystin y Dealer, S both sides
AUSTIN Ii = So 8 1x A-sS So' cony: aSS7: heater neat
automatic top and windows, one
eewsnser' 5000 orig. miles. ST. 695.
SS55 down. ROYAL MOTORS
1nrys!TffIpIyHSuth' Dw.. TU. s4aS' 16 Kennedy st.
AUSTIN 1861 latest model 4-dr.; !;
orand-new with many improvements:
only $513 down, Immediate delivery:
an financing by us on easiest terms;
s1oa e 'aao trade . NC. sompletely equipped;
RADio co onANHhntAa Aathorized Aust}n AHpe Sales =
At 3 NV. No 1857. '' ''n 81
BUICK 1g41, convertible coupe. S5ab
immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
~ pGio2nnnecticut, Wo s40O.
nUiCk l94s Super 2-door sedan;
$1,000 cash or best offer. GE. o5Is.
BUICK 1e41 convertible; wonderfm
neater; radio; new top; new paint
lob; S45o cash or best offer. Going
BUCK IuiS seltice; '4i snee,a, call VI: 1856 -
hsaIed sss5;m mfeGT Terms. refe5SlE aoYEE 0ye5 Mo-
p4i p3k $500 ssaLEs' 1s4S Que st. NV
BUCKS 1850 to 1e4e 4-drs.. -1 Sc
danettes and convertibles; prices
begin at $945. Delivery without tide de-
lay. HORNER'S CORNER. 9th and
Fla; ave: ne. AT. 6464. 5
BUCKS 1941 and 1910, Special and
super 4 drs.; they reflect the care OF
HoRNERs CORNER. 9Th and Fla
ave. ne. AT. 6464. -
BUICK 1850 4-dr. sedan; all eouin-
ment. 6 weeks old; $1,000, 4S30e
under cost. Call EN-. 066l. -5
BUICK 1916 4-dr.; fine shape; really
nice: $3.50; terms: guar. pass in
spec. ST. 3450. 511 7th st. s.w. -5
BUICK '4S Super 2-door sedan: dark
green finish, radio. heater and seat
covers: 81 .195. CAPITOL CADILLAC
0LDSs Sso6Co, CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV.
BUCKS. BUCKS. BUCKS have been
our business for many years. 1870
1850 models In most body styles.
Many other makes. all price classes,
now available through our new
southeast location. EMERSON &
ORME. INC. fEstab. 191O). 1889
Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 3-2400. Open eve.
nings and Sunday. ~
BUICK AZ, Super 4-door; immac
cond.: only one owner; 81, I,O95
PAGE-HuGHES BUICK, INC, Seven
Corners, Falls Church. Va, FA. 24S5
BUICK 1e4e Super convertible; lish,
green. in excel: cond,, with ali ac-
eessories. $1.s9b. FA. b434. -e
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TRAlLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. s.rvvr
nov now has q lge. display Of both new
ano used trailers; very good assort.
ment; clean. used traiiers ranging
}ro,s n SIZE SsdI from IS to 33 #. priced
from Ire BOO 300 to g. $50. terms 9 to &
1859 HOUSE. FHGss TR. TRAfn1fIhR, S1IR thinner. "a
H.; sleeps 8; fully equipped; same
condition as new, but cheaper III
o-67Oo. Ext. 42219. to 4:3O pm.
1850 25-ft. vindale; toilet shower:
fxesiient f9isis condition. Lot Ill, Woodiey
8 &C.! nsa AZ r. ssSs4sMAs SSsfs
Wish TO BUY a-wheel steel lussas. 9
trailer ia similar to Bradley Davis.
zYMMER Mdi g54s s7.ft after .i.I1 Z Pm; %,
bottled gas. Frisidaire. WA. 1869.
sIx-sLEEP TRAILER, with nine.
paneled dinette, custom-built awning.
shower and toilet; excel. cond. !:
S2'7o0 or best offer. XII, s-7934.
TRAnERs BOUGHT. sold and dis
pSiayed' Pr :h -anyy any SIZE; Bring them out
Cash! 1000 Central ave-. HI. $3.50.
GLIDERs AND LA sALLEs-1S51
mooels are now on display; all
equipped with showers, flush toilets.
elec. refsr. and modern conveniences;
prices starting as low as S2,695. de-
ivered; small down payments and as
GEORGIA ave: also our new loc. at
s waterloo, Nd. COLE MOTOR g.
TRAILER CO. 81. 5000 or Water
loo 539W-12.
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American Trailer Co., Inc.

both new and used house traiiers,
at our main ONCE.
4O30 WIS. AVE. NV. Wo. 1921
One Of the following branch sales lots.
"a BERWYN, MD. TO. 5O35.
(2) 1744 RICHMOND HIGHWAY.
ALEXANDRIA, va. TIE. 1920.
Az MILES SOUTH OF
ALEXANDRIA,. ON NO. HIGHWAY.
OV. 2S01.
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OFFICES g. STUDIOS FOR RENT
tContinued)

A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOM,
adioin. my real estate ONCE. 1918
Eve st. NV. .2nd floor: suitable for
manufacturers representative, real
heat. and incoming phone calls in
GUIDED; rent. $3.50. VIM. r. BAL
LARD. 1919 Eye st. NV.
10th AND X SITS. N.W.-Newly dec
grated 4-foor bldg. Phone Mr..
99unt; with FRANK Q. PHILLIPS,
UITRAMooDERN oFr1cE-rwo iars.
bright rooms. private washroom and
entrance; convenient downtown To-
cation with parking facilities: Sl75
p1nth; mo FREDERICK REAL ESTATE,
COM: AND M-Entir. snd-fioor
suite, LOCO SO. IT. carpeted; beauti-
fully decorated; impressive co. or
heat he's and lisht incl. $3.50 per mo. mo.
DoCToR's OFFICE. eooe R st. NV
Contains &c I,snIs 500 So. #. formerly used
sMlTax sM sa9o co" s11 18th st. NV,
lois VERMONT AvE.-suit. of Of 4
rms; also single office. EX. 5474.
CONTINENTAL BLDG, 18th and K
pvt. rm. in suite attractively furn. :;
venetian blinds, drapes and carpet
ing; reception and telephone facil-
ities' MA. 17l6; ewes, EN-. 3473.
1920 X ST. NV large once, s75
monthly; adjoining Offices, SAT so
cation. MA. 325S or ia. 4-0529.
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ssil: ssi5s%sHss m mPENS ~, | PsoFERF1bs: zSs1 s.
AfR.coSbirfoNEb ssc ShSi Msi hieaf OFFICE. modern
building. approximately 900 So. #.
heat and light furnished: plenty OF
gDarains Dantsust tgY space; $500 per ono month:
13th AND K SITS. NV. 1o17 18th
st.-see the modern conveniently
located of1ces IN this building; S25
For further information. call MR..
B RMS, large storage closet: pvt.
bath; 3rd A.; "a block Mayfiower;
MR III or g45s separate 1713 M st. NV,
DOCTORS OFFICE. corner goth and
3 Offices. nurses room. 3 treatment
rooms; avail. Jan. |. Apply THOMAS
5St FISHER 3 s. r. q ssS0 &C. INC 7as 18TH
PRIVATE oFTICE ROOMS and iav-
atory, hot water and char woman
services furnished; 2nd floor facing
street; SIS mo. Oil 18th st. NV.
FREE PARKING SPACE furnished
with ONCE. Single and 2 or 5 rooms
from $35. 2. blocks from White
House. Inspection to except Sat.
6212 GA. AVE. N.W.-Large rm.,
kitchen and bath and locker for
storage; heat and water included;
$50 per mo-; good for attorney,
account, or small business GE. Abs.
CONN. AVE. AND DE SALESMAN.
Immediately, most desirable office
space across from Mayfiower Hotel:
single and multi room Offices, from
$65 to 1915 per mo. Call Mr Smith
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
HYATTSVILLE, MD, Arm. suite
consisting of approx. 642 So. #;
newly, decorated; air conditioned;
immed. occupancy. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. Realtors, 1415
K st NV. ME- 5400.
10th AND X SITS. N.W.-Suite Of
either 2 or 4 rooms, with plate
glass front windows; pvt. !avatory;
reas. rent; immed. occupancy: all
LEO n BERNsTE1W aISsf II & rec, CO, Aeay ReaIy
5000 CONN. AVE. NV ige. rms.
and. rec. room; beautifully decor
ated; immed. : occupancy; reas.
rent. Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN
4 CO, Realtors, 1415 x st. NV,
DoWNTOWN-a beautiful large fis.,
open space; combined, separate;
reas.: pvt. entr. ELLIS, ME. I'LL. .
1764 x ST. N.W.-Entire 1st a. with
Gn;o isvatory; $3.50 month. PAUL LEPs
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job, prompt
service; -reas.; local or long distance
Ia. 2937; after 7 pm, GE. 1416. 81
11s PANEL truck for hire, reasonable,
Tor any moving or hauling. Ii.
6-2006. IS
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

NASH 1913 4-dr wanted by private
party; state price, mileage. Box
294-J Star
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
tor nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1872 Ga. ave. RA. 1922.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS of ali
makes Of cars are assured al
McGkEEooPpONT1AC 1884 st NV
100 CARS AT ONCE-1935 to 1851
models. All makes and station
wagons. Prewar cars only in good
condition. No telephone appraisals.
We must see your car to give you
the highest cash value. We guaran-
paid for we will pay of bal
ance and give you cash. Drive in
with your title for more cash.
WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and K SITS.
NV, EX 5563
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SEE US FIRST
Historic Leesburg
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE. MD.-Desir-
able corner lot fronting on Beach
Wo; az; ideal sae for rambler. Call OWNER,
FoXHAIHIp AND SHEPHERD pK8oA PIX
beautif4l corner in each of these
lovely locations. Kinks REALTY
60, HO. S17S, RA. 1886. -
10th AND BLAGDEN-Leyel, approx
!oxl 30; reasonable. AUERBACH
q co. D1. 650l; ewes. TU. 0I61.
I9 BLDG. sITEs-Highwood dr. Sc:
HI,IOO each; will assist builder in
every way possible FEKETE d. CO,
neal Estate, Ii. T-4040. -5
NEAR KENWOOD COUNTRY CLUB
sna Mass; ave. We have several
desirable lots. left. suitable for fine
homes or to hold as an Investment.
NORTHWEST REALTY Co OI,
,I555. WI: 1894. OIL. 52l1, d
l.56 A. ON ASPH. RID. fronting 703h
OXon Hill rd. $1,000 Also , a. oil
rd. $1,000. LO. 3-3296, 81 pm. -
GROVETON, VA, 1O0x21s it.: city
water. Call MIR. VENTURA between
- pm. HO. 944S.
10 e,ec ACRES, E;{t,, z cleared. 4;rm. house
ga ACRES level land fronting o
roads, ideal for poultry and truck:
$1,000. G. T. McNAB, FA. 33O5. liz
Hlllwood ave ="
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1871 K ST. N.W.-First-fioor suite,
approximately LOO square feet
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

IN SARASOTA, FLA, 10 acres bigh
pine-covered land, 3 mi. from CITY
center on paved highway, 100 wards
from city buses and Tamiami Trial
SIo.000 for whole. Will sell part or
AZ; AZ Ll6eral dos terms. Tel. Annapolis.
Elegantly FURN. Groom eu.s,
nome; lear garage; heart of Day-
iona beach. Fla. S15.S5O; cash, 81
sou bal. like rent. MI. O97I. s.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont
BY Angelo

BUICK 80 4-dr.; 6 mos. old. r. and
h. Dyna.; must sell, going overseas.
Call after noon. Apt. 20I. 52S Bert
land St. Shirley Duke Apis, Alex.
BUICK 1916 4-door black sedan, r.
and h.. immaculate; orig. owner.
garage kept. 10000 actual miles.
81, ,095. MI. 1164 to $50 pm. only.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 91O 18th st. NV, near
Sonn. and <: new modern attractive
best reeeptionist, switchboard mail
and telephone answering Service
available Call DI, 2104
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BUICK 1949 Super convertible; light
eessories. $1,se6. IA. b434. -e
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GARAGE wanted, GEORGETOWN near
cambridge pl.. of both St. bet. @
and and X. ST. $3.50 or RE. 2O81. Ext.
GARAGE FOR RENT. 4,4 Bucban.n
st, W.; $3.50 monthly. TA 43b4
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8 Fordor; radio. heater. l
xcellent condition; S1.095.
S. r. I. ave. at goth st.
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coupe; black finish, new top, excei-
lent white tires. equipped with radio
and heater and red leather interior;
81 1.295. CAPITOL CADILLAC OLDS.
CO. 1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. 1900,
FORD 1895 Tudor. New motor, bat
terry. Seal beams. spot, radio, heater,
defroSter Runs grand. Tenders
rough. S125. WO. 1868 after 4
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VS.: light gray
S795. CHEVY
o., INC. 1925
d, OIL. 6100.
VS.; good tires,
CHEVY CHASE
7725 Wis. ave,
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

SUIT ANY BUSINESS
1880 SO. FIT. PLUS $4,000 SO. FIT.
PARKING; 2-STORY CORNER
PROPERTY EQUIPPED WITH
HEAVY-DUTY POWER LINES AND
6PRINKLERED. IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION. WILL SELL OR LEASE.
CALL MR.. KNAPP.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1707 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500.
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Writes Devotional Message

c. A. Jones, American Education
Press, Columbus, Ohio, is writer Of a
devotional message which viii be cir
culated on May 9th among the several
million readers Of The Upper Room,
a devotional guide. Selection of a medi-
tation for publication in The Upper
Room is accounted high honor be-
cause Of the wide circulation.
Mr. Jones' meditation is based on
Luke 1917: "Nerily say unto you.
whatsoever shall not receive the king
dom of God as a little child shall in
no wise enter therein" A comment ON
the Scliptural passage, a prayer and
a thought for the day, comprise the
devotion. In his comment he says,
among other things
IF we who are older children could
be as trustful of the divine Father as
our younger children are Of US, we
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03

could work out better state of ar
fairs in the world, better even than
we think possible. or basic Importance
is belief in the supreme worth i'm our
world of human life and the sacred
duty Of developing that life in accord
with Christian ideals and Christ's
Spirit"
The May-June issue of The Upper
Room is a Lay Witness number, with
every meditation written by a lay
man. Mr.. Jones' brother, Z. Ray Jones.
resides i'm Oakland.
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NEW GERMANY

Miss Elizabeth Martin and nephew
Wesley Lidie. of Baltimore were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wampler and
Mrs. Dave Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul IIeu'ick and
family, of Barhcrton. Ohio, and Mar
garet Wells, visited the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Merrill.
Those having perfect attendance at
the local school during the month OF
April were Dayton, Larry, Lois, Lo-
vona and Ruby Bittinger; Fred and
Odell Broadwater; Dean and Joseph
burst; Gerald, Victor, Helen, and
Shelia Warwick; Norma Green, and
Daley Merrill.
Mrs Lewis Kamp and Mrs. s. l..
Otto visited Mrs. Henry Spcichcr in
Accident on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Maser johns
town, Pa, announce the birth Of a
daughter, Mary suzanne Mrs. Maacr
is the former Mary Jane Felix. grand
daughter Of Mrs Lewis Ramp.
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Bcachy and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Merrill motorcd
to New Jersey on Saturday, where
they visited Pvt. Robert Beachy, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Beachy, who
is in training in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bernhard and
daughter. of Washington, d. c.. visited
relatives here over the weekend.
The PIT A. association met ON
April p. Following the business meet
ing, which was in charge of the presi-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03

wood Merrill and Mrs. Parker War
nick. Mrs. Hilda Adkins was the
winner At the close of the bee, -
Alfred Broadwater sang a. song and
recited Mrs. Cecil Broadwater, Of
Barton lccited Betsy and Me-" The
last meeting Of the year will be held
in May.
Rev. and Mrs. Saylor Wampler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon burst and family.
of Grantsville, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Broadwater and
family visited relatives in Frostburg,
ON SnndaN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
BITTINGER LUTHERAN PARISH
Curt II. Rune. Pastor

Sunday School: Bittinger, 10 a. M;
Meadow Mountain, 1880 Il. m; Jen-
nings, l0;l5 a. m.
Worship Service, Jennings. 9:45 a.
m; Bittingcr. II a. m.
Luther League, Bittinger, $50 p.
m.
Missionary Society, Jennings, Tues
day, May 8.
Children Of the Church: There will
he two groups in the parish this year,
meeting for the first time in Bittinger
on Saturday, May 5, at p. m, and
in Jennings, Saturday. May y. at ,.
All children up to y years are urged
to come
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-05-03
Sunday Services in the Churches
ST. PAUL's METHODIST CHURCH

Denver {. Plckens, =. D., PastOr
$3.50 a. M, Sunday School, with
classes for all members of the family.
1880 n. M, Nursery for children
of pre-school age that the parents
may attend the worship service.
1913 a. M, Morning Worship. Ser
mon subject, ION Growing Up Spirit
ually.' The Senior Choir will sing as
an anthem, BE Not> Afraid" from
Elijah, by Mendessohn, and the
Junior Choir will sing. IF With All
Your Hearts" from the same oratorio
$50 p. M, Watson Youth Fellow
ship, with Rita Mae Johnson as the
leader.