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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dark-rm.
S14y3A. paper safe, rotary dryer.
daylight tanks, photo meter. scales
and hnd wsights, ,ihhss elsc; timers safe lishEs
holders and misc; items. Call MRS
WAYS. NO. 3343 "a
PIANO late model. fun keyboard.
spinet. attractive case, S2S5, This
Is Just one of many great values IN
Of famous-make nianos. KITS.
PlANOS - Government employees
members Of the armed forces. d. C.
employees. etc, can save real money
on on file Er special discount Sog Dlan Sc Pay
over 100 brand new pianos Of many
famous makes. Phone Mr.. Jones,
ST. $500. THE PIANO MART. Ioi5
tiANos - Console. reconditioned,
special. $500: apt. upright. $500;
ducs9; Benches for sale. Open sat.
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE. 738 18th
PIANO, Baldwin console, model s5a;
purchased Sept. 40; perfect cond.
P2aSos gllSSs; FOR foR RfN1MSdern fH S9S ,Diss,. s
W monthly. Rent now and we will
ST; $500. PIANO MART. NC.
iiSrsSry5th hSrS 5th st. NV. dust above the
PIANO, large upright and bench: GOOD
cCo2ndition; has good tone; SIS. Can
PIANO. Haines Bros. mahog. GRAND:
3-ft. Gin. Queen Anne; beautiful
tSne; 1M sga:; orig owner; $3.50 or best offer
PIANOS 10 RErr--spinets ga ana
consoles at moderate rates with OBJ op-
ton to pply, ST. 1900 JORDAN
plANoS, INC, corner 18th and G
PisS;oo, baby grand; excel, cond. Can
FKIsSpps%APt. KSsps ,;a1s grand. ssas: s@al,
apt sizes, also console, Hardmarl
SGlllRsTEansen. GlRT Others, % PAUL COLI
Ap. 59Ss aa:3o SSo 70 5:seS. eSi: al ave
PIANOS-We always have Q good
selection Of moderately -priced SPIN
cts and consoles Of good makes
we invite you to visit other piano
dealers first and then come In and
see and compare what We have to
ST. 1900 JORDAN PIANOS INC NC,
corner 18th and @ sts. NV. Pa
PIANOS--Don't miss KITS summer
clearance of famous pianos;
reductions on new, floor samples and
recond. pianos: only S25 down, bal
ance In 3 yrs. KITS. 1890 G ST
NV. 15
PIANO-Upright: excel. for beginners
or rec. rm: $50. Oliver 1929. 24s
PIANOS Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models, Baldwin de-
signed Baldwin built. Baldwin quar-
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented fulJ-hiow
action lifetime durability Available
IN wide selection OF eye -appealing
cases IN mahogany walnut. light
OAK, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORcH
925 @ st NV
Established 1879
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ROOMS. APrs 10 SHARE

WELL APPOINTED APT. HOUSE.
above Dupont Circle; neat youns
man to share with another ,os
front hedrm IN lady's apt. no.
13fh sO AND PEABODY NV or .
girls to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
Govt. girl. Good transp. RA. es22
GENTLEMAN TO SHARE Ell. apt: /:
downtown apt; BLDG; kit, o1TV;
TWO RMS. Kit. 10Th ttwin hedsl.
sc. apt. bldg. Will share with an
other EMPLOYED. colgenial lady. LII
4-Al4S after 8 m. 26s
CONGENIAL GIRL to share
lovely ant. in sc, with one other.
Conv transp, complete privileges.
Sc. r. sPT. Ig.'g TO SHARE with refined
lady. Call after @ p.m., AK. 1874
FRONT eth ST. rm.. next to bath.
Unlim; phone; share kit. ! or 2
quiet ladies. GE. 1875. 26
BACH. APT. TO share with young man;
cool bed-liv. rr1.; refgr.: pvt. bath
and entr.: S35. OW, 021S. "a
2 GIRLS, to share ant. with . others.
LADY TO SHARE attrac.
flirn, apt. In apt. bldg. n.e.-n.w.
section. RA. 9461 ewes. only. rs
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LuMRER

- ~
Lge. stock of used dressed or rough
Special bargain in lumber suitable
Tor sheathing. flooring or subfioor-
ing.
ACE wREcKlNG & BUILDING MA.
TERIAL CO.. LU. 4-05O0. .4002
MINI. ave. ne. "a
Lumber & Bldg. Materials
81 Nko6S 005n oRen neg eva1 and sS used and al
Sun. all day. Check the following
specials for all this week:
Special Studs. 40c each; Ike Fur
ring Strips, 24c IT.: special slightly
damaged ceiling Tile Board, SC
from &c It.: special sash from 81
each; SPECIAL lihaST window Blinds Blinds. 81
pair AXIS Ha-in. Masonite. S2.72
each; 4xS Beaver Board, S2.1f
sieh m essS sDssa ,DssisI sssd 4 I9et or seats ats
Cedar Beveled Siding, 15c bd. it.;
Ssx4 Beaded Ceiling, lac BID. IT.:
1x4 Pine Flooring, 12c hd. IT,;
beautiful lx12 White Pine Shelving.
l7c bd. IT.: beautiful Knotty Pine
eaaslns rass Seed, aS Shs Rd they fs ss IT, Ra5S 81
bag: Garden Trellises. while they last,
81 each: your choice Cement Nor
tar $J.35 bag: Building Sand. 65c
Gu. #. bag; special miscell laneous
Sinks, Basins, Radiators. Pipe Fit
tings. All these and many. many
other items. SAVE MONEY NOW
ROBINSON'S
iSss H Renii@orth dfeS ha1es Hve Me- aeerlaihs. ph
AK. 1900 for quick, free delivery.
MATTRESSES-All types and sizes,
new and used; from $4.95. FRANK
4 son, IA 3rd st; NV. Ex. 1914
I2x ocniars, 4 objectives: buiit-in
equipment; 1,20OX; perfect condi.
ton; S400. La. 6-9394. 27s
MOTORS. Ik10O to 100 mp: and re.
duction gear; $40 66o4d4t0 volts; Iewo,uInd S,!I
NEON SIGNS and theater-type mar
quee attraction signs. with change
able letters. must be removed inn
naediately; will accent best offer.
Phone Mr.. BYRAAd, WA. 1000. 30
OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. all kinds; wood. steel file cabi;
nets, legal letter size: card files. all
sizes. wood. 40 cents per drawer:
Bank Of England chairs. typewriters.
bookcases. tables. folding chairs. un-
limited quantities; savings UP to
75ss: free delivery. free parking.
Manhattan Office
Equipment Co.
639 N. Y. Ave. NV.
27
PEACHES. tree ripened, S1.T5 per
tbushel. &WARRENTON ORCHARDS,
on Rt no. II. miles OF bypass.
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ETC. CALL TILL 8 PM
FURNITURE BOUGHT
C. 1866, ABBOTT q LANDoN

BOOKS nousllt. all Kinds. any uuan.
ALBION BOX sHoP. 1858 Pa.
DixsoNnD sEWEIDRRsY' DRs'i Of an, descrip-
ton old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. fl4 18th St NV
Tafoma. b. G. Can RIA. 5s5s
FURN Full contents: odd pieces
wash mach. stoves. refgr.. bric.a.
pra5s etc, Closed Mon. during Aug
Sc EURN EXCHANGE. 210 7th
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WESLEY HALL

WLO1lG L11A14A
Spacious dhie rms in remodeled re-
dec bldg Running water in every
I'M LARGE closets: dances and free
movies. Rec rm.; Bendix washer;
selerted menu: $50 $50 1926 21St
ST NV Hu 1924
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SILVER SPRING

Available immediately. I-bedroom
apartment. in garden-type apart
ment building, in Sligo Park. Call
JU. S-4693,
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 K st. MA. BQ05
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COLORED
THE DE SOTO ApTS

300 Mass. ave. NV. why rent.
when you can own your own II ., OF
5,bedrooni. apt. home in this desira-
Down payments begin At Si95.
Reasonable monthly payments iri-
clude ianitor service. To insuect
cal or come to office OF A. M.
5nEsAaI D5nEsAaISNER. l4o4 4 st. NV Ma.
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Equipment Co.
639 N. Y. Ave. NV.

PEACHES. tree ripened. Sl.55 per
tbushel. 9wARRENTON ORCHARDS,
s3on Rt. No. II, 3 miles on bypass.
Warrenton. Va. FA. 1864. 20
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

NEAR 18th. AND. COLUMBIA Rp.s
iiv: rni.; kit. ] bedrrms; cdr : and ncd bath,
LINKINs CO.. DI. s6ss. Ewes. and
sun. EN-. AGA -cs
FOR SALE-Liv. room. bedrm,. din.
rm.. kit. bath; terms, cash. Can be
seen ~ appt. only. Call ia, 2547.
TILDEN GARDENS APT.
TOPS IN ADDRESS
For sale subject to approval Of other
owners, 2-bedrm. din. rm., kit. and
large iv. rm.. east and west ex-
poSure. Occupancy soon for one who
appreciates and willing to pay more
for best cooperative address. FRED.
ERIC Z. PATTERSON, ST. 4422.
Home. OR. 4242 24s
COLORED = 2I64 FLORIDA AVE.
N.W;;, ] and 2-bedroom apis. now
available for immediate occupancy.
Reasonable down payments, Month
payments less than rent. A. M.
9036. Open .dailv till z pm. "a
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TELEVISION
BELOW WHOLESALE

Table models. consoles. combinations.
Current 1851 models in factory car
Our entire stock Of the most famous
nationally advertised brands CD Of
wholesale cost. You won't and
better prices anywhere. Cash or
terms.
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS
BLAIRS TV. 492a Wis. Ave. NV.
OR. 1900. Open Ewes. TIL 8.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE: bedroom living room.
used Excel. cond. 705 18th St. NV.
APT; Sig E1; 400.
FukNiTekE-Din: NJ y rm, set. consist
sideboard and china. cabinet. ali
for S175; Bendix washing machine,
excel. cond., S100; cabinetmade
clothes cabinets, 37-in, wide. To-in.
high, 24-in. deep, shelf and hangers,
and kitchen china closets. Cali HO.
FURNITURE-special sale ON ste ster,-
lized reconditioned Hollywood beds,
sgle. or, dhle. size. $29, S35, $40;
Sak. SolS Deeoi; 1 N.Y.; studio couch. 4,
Pullman sofa bed, like new, $3.50;
rock maple dinette sets. $50. $40
S29; walnut credenza, china cabinet,
500; mahog. buffet, $50; end, Lamp
Snd cocktail tables, So. $T and $40;
ss retsry ar ssa sSssardrSeee S6s wSSd SsS: sa5; seq
$40, $50. $50; Chests anse si5 ensaES' sI5'
S24; dressers, SIT, S25; mirrors
amps, occasional chairs, mattresses,
Sl9; Slo; twin beds, S35 pair: box
SIn. SSgIIninss. Slo 29; coil springs, 81,
Shop Depsi s46 y, $l2 THE HOME
terms: Daily 10 to s. ~ o'oi'
FuRNkTURE-Two dble HolIvwood
drawers. $40 and SIS; Hide.A.sed i
M Sna 7sNs cSyer' SsOi dirette set, SIS.
FURNITURE. Complete living ,o roo,o
LWin bedroom. dinette set, comb
radlo; washing machine. rug lsmns.
etc. all for 1915; apt. avail. ia
ineeton pi. NV. Apt. 2. RA. zoos.
FURNITURE-Cherry bedrm set ma-
PIE ned comb; desk and chest. I,
EocK maple bookcases, ] solid mahoe
bookcase, rugs. French Provincial
ei;. ON; I'M. set, studio couch. dishes.
PIdS;,pong table, books. decorated
rum and pump. Ho. 1904, S3Is
FURNTTURE-Liy rm. sofa. ros,
( Drocaoe; 2Mocc. chairs, ] wine Gov,
1 blue COW: 1 studio couch with
sup covers. All excellent cond. WA,
FURNITURE, kitchen set, table 4
chairs. sturday. newly painted. St 4:
arm rockers, oak. SIS ea,: dressine
table; no mirror. SS: vanity dresser,
NJ; Kitchen work tables, (2) with
orawers, clean, large. SO; smaller.
FURSfTEfREs@2iil kinds househo,d
cssh prices 'GAY's. sisis0 re- 1904 oaaisasS! 81.
FIRNITuRE.. 5-pc. mahoe. dinette,
$$665: 3-pc, lily; rm, set. pract. new,
cabinets, etc. ''The little store around
the corner" 2609 24th st. NV.
block west. of Conn. ave. on Cal
vert ST. wkdays till 8. Sat-. till z.
FURNITURE. new, all kinds. going out
OF business. Real bargains. soma be-
low cost. Also chrome dinettes. 1t
Will pay you to come. Ewes. to 8 pm,
Sunday to q. 4009 34th st. ne
WA. 500 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

"~1sSGVNS tOW W6tNt
HOSPITAL BIDS. IDEAL BEDDING
NV National 4094.
CHAIN SAWS power saws. power
most hole diggers, pumps.
RUSTS RENTAL EQUIPMENT CO
Fails Church. Va. FA 1922
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BRICKS
BUILDERS

Used bricks cleaned. Call US where
brick may be seen; will deliver.
ACE WRECKING a. BUILDING Ma
TERIAL CO. LU. 4-O5O0 IA
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LEAVING FOR WEST
Mtscl. household furniture; new con-
,dition; no dealers. 2117 Henderson
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Furniture IJnnainted

Spec. for 8 days. Dinette set, solid
maple. table and chrs. to match;
ready for naint or stain: was S44 80.
now. So Also other types in
STOCK. Mon, Tues. Sat, 81; Wed,
Isnss FRI. 9-9; Sum- 10.
The Unpainted Shop
One. of the largest selections Of un-
painted furniture in WASHINGTON,
926 New York ave. NV, RE. 1924.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W,
ROOMS FURN.--MD. 3 VA.

1850 A ST. s.E.-Very nice rm. for
l gentleman Of quiet habits. in
home Of lust 2 adults. -26
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RIIII,DING MATERIAI.

Fireproof doors. steel frames. slidins
closets. access panels ST, 1862
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GAYTONIA TOURIST
1913 18th st.--Attractive. permanent
double rooms; reasonable rates.
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Lge. variety of materials for pldg.
and remodeling, incl. Sakrete. Upson
board, .plywood, new and used cast
iron pipe, steel beams, steel pipe,
radiation, complete bathroom flx-
tity bargains avail. Shelving and
sheathing. All materials avail. at
our yard. Free estimates. Open all
day Sat. ARROW WRECKING &
LUMBER. HOO So. CAPITOL. Ii.
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PIPE gaivanized BLACK cast iron e.
thread. GytlIres ri 0fzIctss -.iA.s. {

PlPE galvanized black cast iron. Cut
., Unread; ixtpres xn BLOCKS. a05e ii
PLUsBING MATER,lAMn. FER, We ampIe SSel opsn-
titles Of copper. galvanized and cast
iron, pipe and fittings, at less than
prevailing prices. Box l20-L, Star.
R;ADIAToRs ;,,DI;.1Ts. m 9a,, and miscellaneous
RADIO. RCA victor, console rood
working cond., built-in aerial; SI5
RADIO-PHoSo., Maen@syox @ -12nS. WinSsor
Imperial nah. cab. AM-FM-sW.
WEBSTER 2-speed changer, I5-in.
G6aGss, Pass, l2,in. treble speakers; $3.50.
RADIo-PHoNo. combination. re RcA
AN, FIN: radio; beautiful furn. piece;
xl26. Ia. 2429. 90
RANGE, gas. tabie-top style; GOOD
coIdition: S25. Cali HO. 2942, --25
hANGE-Tappan de luxe, gas. glass
oven door, ETC., S95. AP. 1857.
RANGES. 2, gas. 4o-in.. 4-burner- ex-
go se,, SS9sa sond;; reasonable price. Can
RANGE. gas, 4-burner tabletop. ex-
sellent, $50. 5000 Shepherd st., Ra-
pranpnVaiie alSn5 nVaiiey Hyattsville, Md,
phone cord: S75. CO. 0352 tSt 3as -
RECORD PLAYER. GE, S3Is r.p.m
$40; movie camera. Kodak. s nm,
RaE,FRIGERATOR, 1850 Frigidaire:
noyina nrs Supic It: Ike new, used 9 mos. !;
RaPEieEsATt6RRa. I9fs Tt65RRassi %s,.inshou.e ~ is4s,
Gu ft good cond,, S100; Wedge
SSe Soo' 4R6urse5 5a gas stove, good cond
REFRIGERATOR. servel: good con cond
best offer. RA 43SS, --34
REERlGERATOR. APT. size: perfect,
800: also refrigerator. new unit. late
pn pmnodei; S.2 clean; UN. 362I. "a
Observation-Disclosures GA Gu. It
pEH1 1898 cong; n S $40 Gil. 07S4. -23
IN excel. cond.. 500. VI. 07ii any
REFRIGERAToR. westinsbouse- s-sg g.
cql; feet: good condition: SIS. Tel
RfFRIGERaTE06iR;s4. Ell sise E6i; 4oi; recona "a.
sale From ss5 guar Also ssd used
ranges and water heaters. JOHN q
W. WEBSTER CO.. 1909 lst st. Sc.
REFRIGERAToRs. Gibson. 7.cu. +.
I2o0 ~ models. in factory crates lS15 so
REFRiGERAToR, Frigidaire en-.
IT. nice cond,; $40. ia. s-7s50.
2 cubic feet exeei-
lent condition; owner moving. must
sell; very reasonable. TR, 7349 I'D
Westingi1ouse. Gu.
it, excel. cond., $50: gas range 4
burners: SO inches. SO. Ho. Tl3s.
REFRIGERATOR, ~ IT.. new. 5-yr.
guarantee, SI55 UN. 0IT7,
REFRIGERATION. small, Westing-
house, and gas range, apt. size.
T-o5 Spruce ave-, TAX. PIX. Md.
REFRIGFRTAToR ~.crt+ %,
cond., SO; guaranteed unit. Cali
81 475l. No; . Midhurst rd.. Sill
REFRiGERATOR, Serve, gas. good
cond.; mahoa. table and 4 chairs:
reas. 55l2 Landoyer I'd. --26
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot with s.
yr,, guar; used . yrs; good as new
Telephone WO. S034 bet. and 12
am. -o6
REFRIGERATION. crosiey shelvador.
4-cp. IT.; needs fluid. otherwise Ok.
nrst $50 takes IL. 10. 9-S553.
REFRIGERATOR we nave a large
quantity Of new 1851 refrigerators
that We must move No reas offer
refused; standard makes to choose
from. STANDARD TIRE AND BAT
FERY CO.. 10th and H 81 Omen
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STAR LUMBER CO.

Large stock OF good used luriber.
flooring, doors. windows. plumbing.
pipe, boilers and radiators at
bargain prices HECHINGER CO..
18th and H sts. ne. AT l400.
Evening star., 1951-08-24
DINING ROOM SET
DINING ROOM

Consisting Of hand-carved mahog-
any chairs, sideboard and cabinets
must be sold: closing out estate
Call Ma 1000 or GE. 1000 -2f
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ANTIQUES WANTED
SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry, china. glassware and brio a.
brac D. Milestone. North $500
HOUSE OF GIFTS l43S Wis. ave
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 1887: AFTER pm, GE. l4l6,
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BUILDING MATERIALS
MIlHTI ATHaHrI AHTaXrr

TOILETS AND TANKS ----S21 .95
ROOF COATING. 5 gal - SI.9S
TOILET SEATS S3.15
ROCK WOOL, ! 900 50. IT. $42 90
DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS SIg95
LIGHT OUTSIDE DOORS SI295
THICK BUTT SHINGLES, per
bundle S2.35
DOORS, . It. in. by 6 IT. 6 in, S7
We also carry a complete line of
Copper tubing and nttings. roofing
gGtterins. plumbing. All at great
savings.
We also can fill your orders in USED
BUILDING MATERIALS,
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO.. LU. 4-0500. 4002
Evening star., 1951-08-24

FURNITURE FOR SALE-complete
furnishings for 3-rm. apt, incl. Ad-
miral IV comb: reas. Apt. available
NV. Wash. HO. 1880 after pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-24

STOVE, 3S-inch westinghouse elec. I,
able: washer also. WI. CASE. --26
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BUILDINGS FOR SALE

BsrracEs bldgs., size 2uxl00; as low
as J295 each; buildings complete
with doors windows. roof sheath
ing and flooring, also lumber
windows doors. seloSiding, BX cable,
switch DoXes and various other
items all, at the lowest prices IN
this vicinity; 20-ft. TRUSSES, eacE
$295. Hurry-our time is limited.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China furniture slIyerware iewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any uuan-
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL CH 63:s3:
ewes EN- f3765
Evening star., 1951-08-24

New and used Building Materials,
1899 Kenilworth Ave, NE, ph.
AK. 1900 for quick, free delivery.
~
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91o.OU
work
NE. 1884 ST z. z.OO
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-02

The outstanding value in
good home decoration
where extreme washable
ity is not required. A gal
Ion of KEN Tone, thinned
with water, makes ~
gallons of paint, ready
TO use, at only S2.65 a
gallon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-02

hold, Alice Uphold and Phil McCabe
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Burl McCarty,
at Morgantown, W. Va, Sunday.
Charles Graham, Jr., of Washing
ton, d. c., is visiting with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Fke, Milton
and Darwin Fike, Ruth Friend and
Joan Carskadon motored to Martins
burg, w. Va, Sunday where they
visited Dewey Bittinger in the Veter-
ans hospital there.
Sgt. Darrell Lewis spent the week
end with his wife, Mrs. Bernice
Lewis and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Shaffer and
Mr.. and Mrs Junior Shaffer and
family are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Trenton, N. j. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Coddngton and
family, of Accident, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ora
ham.
Mrs. James Mersing and daugh-
ter, Joyce Olive, and son, Oran, arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Rhine
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-02

so EASY 70 APPLY. Ready to use as
itcomes in the can, Super Kem-Tone
glides on like magic, with brush or
Roller -Koater. You'll get a real
thrill when you use this marvellous
new paint.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-02

The miracle luStre en-
amel that looks and
tpasbes like baked
enamel. For kitchen
and bathroom walls
and for woodwork
throughout the house.
One coat usually COW
ers. Dries quickly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-02
Appointed Caretaker
At Savage River Dam

The Upper Potomac River Com
mission appointed Francis d. Glass,
Westernport water system superin-
tendent, as operator and caretaker Of
the Savage River dam. The meeting
was held Monday at the Oakland
Country club.
He will take over his duties August
]. The salary is $4,000 annually. He
and his wife will reside in the two
story brick home at the dam.
Glass is a veteran Of World War II.
Allegany county commissioners
have appropriated funds for oper-
alton Of the dam which was con
structcd for regulation Of the flow of
the North Branch of the Potomac
river to lessen pollution problems.
The Commission also will hire two
assistants for Glass.
Operation of the dam will be
governed by telephone devices placed
at kitzmiller, Luke and below the
spillway of the dam. The U. S. Geo
logical survey office at Cumberland
stated the system had been set up to
maintain flow of 80 cubic feet per
second in the river. This will be suf-
ficient to property take care of sew
age disposal from the various in
dustrial plants along the river.
In the event of high water the dam
H., -, ,ln,ly h, ,.ixr
fcials say the dam can, by holding
back Savage river, keep the river
level down two feet at Cumberland.
Other Appointments Made
Other appointments made at the
meeting included the naming Of
Julian G. Patrick, Westernport, as
reservoir operation supervisor; Albert
f. Howard, Bloomington, assistant
dam tender; and Frank A Wollhope,
Cumberland, auditor and secretary to
the Commission.
The dam is now finished and will
be turned over by the U. S. corps Of
Army Engineers to the Upper Poto-
mac river commission on September
1. Preparations for the dam were
started in the fall of 1899. Operations
were suspended in the spring Of 1912.
Early in 1919 construction was re-
sumed. The total estimated cost Of
the dam is So million.
Members of the commission at
present are Owen f. Hitchins and
John J. McMullen, AlIegany county;
and Lawrence NJ. Fraley, Garrett
county.
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Washington Report
BY United States Senator
Herbert X. O'COnOr

Washington, and the nation, are
looking with a great deal of interest
to the hearings of the Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee. Entering on
their second week, the hearings are
expected to develop great deal of
information concerning the activities
of persons high in government in con-
nection with controversial Institute Of
Pacific Relations and allegations that
its members were following the Com
munist party line.
At recent hearing | suggested to
the Committee that, inasmuch as
sworn testimony previously taken was
to the effect that Frederick Wander
bilt Field had been assisted by Owen
baltimore, Laughlin Currie and others
in efforts to secure a Commission in
the United States Army Intelligence,
these individuals should be brought
before the Subcommittee to testify
regarding the matter.
1t was also suggested that the Sub
committee cause to be brought before
it detailed information as to what
the Department of Defense files con-
tain with respect to recommendations
submitted in favor of Fields Army
Intelligence Commission.
Charged with the study of the
functioning of internal security legis-
lation, the Senate Subcommittee is
making an intensive inquiry into the
activities of subversive groups within
the country and within the armed
forces.
Also, a Subcommittee of which
am Chairman has held hearings with
respect to infiltration of subversive
agents from abroad, as well as re-
garding subversive propaganda al
legedly being dumped into this coun-
try to first and econd-gcneration
citizens by the Communist propaganda
| machine in Europe.
Certainly nothing could be more
dangerous to the future security of
our country than to have officials of
responsibility working hand in glove
with those whose allegiance is to
another country and to foreign ideolo-
giles. That this has been the case
throughout recent years is strongly
indicated by data now before the Sub
committee and the hearings in prog
ress this week should go far to-
wards revealing the extent to which
disloyal elements have penetrated Of
ficial Washington.
Panama Bans Red Shipments
One of the most encouraging
developments of the campaign which
it has been my privilege to conduct
since early last fall, to stop ship
ments of strategic materials by this
country and its allies to Communist
areas, is the assurance which has been
given by the official representative Of
Panama in this country that ships of
Panamanian registry will no longer be
permitted to trade with Communist
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nations.
The outstanding fact developed by
our Investigations in recent weeks was
that ships of many nations had trans
ferred to Panamanian registry and
were carrying on unrestricted trade
with the China mainland and Korea,
supplying the Communist fighting
forces with all sorts of needed
products.
Now, not only has the registry of
some Panamanian ships been cancelled,
have been informed, but general
decree forbidding Panamanian flag
vessels to trade with the Communists
will be issued shortly, thus placing
Panama squarcly in line with the
United Nations Resolution concerning
such shipments.
This welcomed development in our
long fight should go far towards stop
ping the flow Of materials without
which the Communist forces would be
greatly hampered.