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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BAY RIDGE, MD:-5 Hull ave. View
by approx. 600 IT. $3.50. See MIR.
MCLEOD. 9. Hull ave-, Washineton.
Phone Shepherd 9l67;
tank, sandy beach, sail boat: hne
community. Surfaced road, $1,000.
owings cliff, P. o. Fairhayen. Md,
coafTsGEsa 81 slEf bedrms,,. large git; and
Pss ssach, 1a %a sslfn caif Ap. a5s Ssfs coSsiai
BUNGALOW AT North Beach for sale.
Complete with furniture; reas. RA.
soufH STjfi RIVER PARK. 2e miles B. C.
Winterized, 5-room. modern picture
6So6 cSttage with garden arc ss sas ma ana
hATnmERl hllfIi aE, aE. sl14t 1853. ROBERTS B1 E.
DEALE, MD.-Waterfront cottage. on
"a acre, 2 bedrms., lily. rm.. kit.
$6.a50. Can West River 62O7.
BEVERLY BEACH on chesapeake
PI5fv,Nlssss; Nsss Js terms: I EALS BOZ
Bar RIDGE. MD;-Priiyate Ti beach, Chi, 8
rfn with flrepl. and dining rm.; oil
heat; 2 baths. This Is the sweetest
home in Bay Ridge. ~ River DR..
Call GE. 1852 or La. 6-5500. Can
be seen any time Sat. and Sun. MR..
IDEALLY nl SITUATED waterfront lot,
among towering pines of lowe. Po-
tomac; truly beautiful site; fcun-
dation already in for cottage; 26x30
#. Sacrifice at $1,000. WI. 0903.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LoT.
l00x1O0. selby- by-on-the,Bay, Md.
NSsTH SasT16Icf BESSR Gsa PARkwone Ph yoUo of the
finest residential communities on
Chesapeake Bay; hne building lots
near beach front; from $3.50 up;
only $50 down. KAY REALTY CO.,
RA. 300; ewes, GE. 051S. so
$40 DOWN for beach lots at Selby.
on-the-Bay. Woodland Beach and
North Beach, all Is ns sst legations ms, F1 F9r
S5e aSoe; Dsas eves.. aE. 40 osis. 80
5 ACRES. 6-room-and-bath bungs-
low; open fireplace. elec.. gas; g.
car gar; facing Deep Creek; %
mi: D. c.; reasonable terms. VA.
MfMosA rIdoi COVE. Deale. Md. = "a
acres, large clean lots, on a beauti-
Bay; So-miie radius; i3 acres with
or call west River 1898. -1
BAY. Shoreham Beach.
Lovely clean 4-room and bath home
on large lot, well Handicapped. over
looking the water. large screened
ready to move in; fireplace. elec.,
refgr., elec. stove; nice trees. sand
beach, good harbor. A real buy. ME.
0519.
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CHESAPEAKE 20 FOOTER
Custom built; famous steel rigging
and centermoard, Monel fastened:
Ratsey sails; one Of the finest 20s
for racing or day sailing. 10.
2b7S3.
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WANTED 100 CARS
% 70 80 Bring titls. y car q
dickering. immediate cash. See Be-
fore you sell HoYLB MOTOR
SALES. I346 Cue ST. NV OU. 1900
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY -.
Four beautiful building sites: little
over an acre per site; S1,S75 each;
Z hard-surfaced road to Colesville:
lust OF Colesville pike. Terms II
desired. call MIR. HUDSON. NO.
ATTENTION BUILDERS AND
& SPECULATORS
Acreage and lots containing pre-Regu-
iation z commitments for sale.
i Located in Prince Georges County;
Z water and sewerage available. GOOD
proposition for someone ready TO
build. Cali WA. 920S after pm.
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GOOD BUYS

a. acres nice land. 5-room house
bath, water and electricity. 2 wells
good road. "a mi OF d. c.; price,
SO, ,760, easy terms.
new, good road. 90 mi. d. c.;
Two acres. Groom bungalow. bath,
water, electricity. gas heat, garage
sand shop: 21 miles D.. c.; price.
one acre, Groom bungalow, bath,
water and electricity. good road, %
mi. D. c.: price, $1,000; substantial
j. 3. MITCHELL. Herndon, Va,
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PERFECT HOMESITE
$4,000 OR BEST OFFER
Beautiful wooded lot in exclusive
are fronting on Brookhaven drive
of Colesville road. One of Wash
ington's best residential districts,
Owner paid $4,000 2 wears ago,
must sell Immediately for best Of
fer. Call Mr.. Swift, Ma, 60o5;
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736 N. Albemarle st.
Ariinuhon q Va OK 1633.

) CLOSE LIN
xh acres approx, with improved 2
Fhedroom, asbestos -shingle bungalow;
anil; equipped kit, glazed inclosed
side porch; bsmt,: oil &C. neat;
2-car gar; on State rd.; price,
S13 600; down payment. $1,000;
easy terms. Excl. with w. w.
BURNS KE, 3-6366.
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CAPE ST. MARY'S
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WEE NEED LOTS and cottages for
sale or rent. near d. c. Mail all
particulars to KAY REALTY CO.,
INC. 5506 Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 1900.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-New subdiv.,
30 beautiful lots ready for bldg,
Soft. front, min. 10000 II; sen
All or small groups. OWNER, ia.
2-5575. CH. 6644. No brokers.
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FORD 1949 Custom Tudor sedan;
finish and interior same as new.
Car absolutely in perfect condi-
tion in every way. Must be seen to
be appreciated. $1,195. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave-,
WO. 5000. II
FORD so Tudor; royal blue; ali
extras; absol. new cond.: 1000 miles.
This is really more new than used. |
Sparkling, smooth, powerful. Guar
Sl.395. WILLIAMS & BAKER. Nash,
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,DAWSONVILLE AREA

King George County Va.-9-rm.
house, 40 acres Of land. 3O-tt.
creek; beavers. muskrats and deer.
sother wild game; sportsman
paradise. $4,000.
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North & Chesapeake Beaches-Good
cottages available on or near the
bay by week or month from S35 a
wk. up, furn. except linens. Phone
Mr.. Fowler. WO. S716 any eve. after
8. or stop at office Of
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Wash. Blvd. Chesapeake Beach, Md.
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King George County. Va.--52. acres
land, 6-rm house. woods. streams
and springs; black top highway. A
real bargain $1,000.
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In; SS93. Why pay
financing. AUTO
1871 Bladensburg
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PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door
sedan; one owner. original black
finish the same as new, perfect
mechanical condition, new tires:
This car will give thousands OF
ton, 1915. BELL MOTORS, SOLO
Wisconsin ave-, wO. 5000. i
PLYMOUTH 1949 sedan; S1.0S3.
Why pay more? 5% bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
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PLYMOUTH 194e sedan; Sl.0s3.
MeF x1o pay SwRoEEsAERs RSdfs sshk 19si ss
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-S800.
PLYMOUTH l949 de luxe 4-dr. Sc
dan; good tires; 1 owner; low mile
age; above average; 81. .145. 81
HAWKINS, 1888 14th st. NV. Du,
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$1,293. Why pay more? 5% pank
nsncinsa nsT h1sa.naSTFe AHTo RS THIIEssAssEoSSs FL EsssoS
H Hydra., r. and b.; very clean; low
mileage as.d hqEry for this hSs sSswessnsr sxas
sps opsn esnshns sSsnins: iii GpSo csoasF cssosaIssfF.fs
p3olSSrrAc 3lSr 1873 sIsS; Convertible: low nile
age: new Wv tirss' dE 1sS-claIsss. kIs. condi
r6NTfaG spS9afaSufis fsis club COUPE M aaSsdra
nancing SnSss Wnz zuqo Re5 WHO %HoLEsxLsRs ERE
1871 Bladensburg Rd;. Ii. 3-SSOO.
PONTIAC AZ 4.dr; "S''; orig. owner;
sxeel sTss Sc. eoRa VI. 7s4s sloSp or MA sso4.
PONTIAC 1898 de luxe sedan: splen-
did condition; S149 cash. full price.
ROPER. 18th and r. ]. ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1949 club coupe; Hydra; /;
snsss nsas,ns why zuTS Pn5 TSEs5 T%SHorEsLsks Paas
173I Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SSOO.
PONTIAC 1913 S-cyl. black Stream
liner de luxe Hydra-Matic; r. and
h.; new tires; oTiginal owner; Sls,dd75
or best offer; CHI. 1891. 80
Cali OWNER, WI. 5000. Il
PONTIAC 1942 6-cyl. coach; T. and
b.; passed inspections; 1875. Call
AID. 4255. after $50.
PONTIAC '39 conv. coupe: T. and h.,
excel. running cond.; owner going
abroad. $500. HU. 6963. ii
PONTIAC 1949 club coupe; Hydra;
$1.293. Why pay more? 30 bank
finsncing fns Ing a.n AUTO aSro WHqIEssAsaaEaRSs' saaS
|STUDEBAKER 1850. Landcrutser; T.
tube. radio. climatizer. gas-sRving
overdrive, perfect Wv. tires and
over $1,000, now priced ct 81, ,795;
bank terms. MCNEIL MOTORS, 4034
Wis; ave. NV. EN-. 1885 or GO.
sTiuHDSEiBAKER 1s4s Champion sedan;
SS93. Why pay more? 5% bank
financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00,
|STUDEBAKER 194S Champ. Regal de
luxe conv.; beautiful canary hnsih,
Wv. tires, r. and b., o.d. and many
other extras; in finest corld. Tor
merly owned BY diplomat; guaran-
teed; 81, 1876. cash. trade or terms.
WOLFE MOTORS. l2th and x n.w-
sE1DiRBakER Hi RRszE ls4s champion sedan;
ssse,nS Ssss why ApHTo psy mSTse m%STasoeLEsSLsRs. Raas
1881 BladenSburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAKER' 40 club coupe; light
green, tip-top cond.; real nice; 1919,
$125 down. ST. 3450. 511 7th s.W.
$S93. Why pay more? b% BANK
financing.. AUTO WH0LESAdLIEtaS,
1731 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. S-Sooe
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gray uuiSn. tALi q 1A6611 40, iilf
Ford dealer. Ma. $3.50.
S conV.: new 1856, 81 S cee JACK Fry. s' rorsisn n
Cars 14th and P SITS. NV.
nSEsts s1sss JACK "a ssdsss pRs fPs Psr.s '0and and
NssT ssEEi'i is4s sts sedsn sna s4ss - Wby
more? 81 bank financing. AUTo
VI WdHoLEsAsLEIEsS; sLsISS 1871 Bladensburs
NASH '46 Ambassador 4-dr.; top
condition. A. dream Of car. Ready
tS %2Ag e aaywasrf 6 BARER AaRnEas sssSh SasSh sssih th
and N sts. NV, Ho. $500. -29
NASH 1851 convertible: ST. .493. Why
pay more? Sc bank financing. AUTO
MRdHoLEsALEEsd; Rd "a aLssSd 1871 Biadensburs
NASH 1946 Ambassador 4-dr. sed.;
Isl 900 miles; I sss5 @ sesS ov. eogsos asos. o.eTn
NASH 1850 Statesman 4-dr. sedan;
overdr.. r: and h.; new cond:; I;
81 700 Or best Offer. By owner. Cali
Nash si o1SasT 1s4s sedan; s4ss. why bay
more? 5N bank financing. AUTO
W WyIHoLEsAaL5EJESsS Frs 1871 Bladensburg
NASH 1851 convertible; S1.493. why
gag gWKEE %GEEs2 RI sank nansIinSs SIaSsnsSur2 ASuo
Rd. Ii. $500.
NASH 1850 Statesman Super l2-door
sedan; oyerdrive. radio and heater.
5000 actual miles, one owner; beau-
tiful 2-tone gray finish; car strictly
in new-car condition throughout;
must be seen to be appreciated;
S1.496. BELL MOTORS. 5010 Wis
consin ave-. WO. 5000. IL
NASH 1941 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
with good tires and new battery;
mechanics special. lS125. CAPITAL
NASH SALES. 6312 Ga. ave. NV.
Nash 1919 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
2-tone gray, r. and h. excellent
transportation for only 1926. CAP
ITAL NASH SALES. 6312 Ga. ave.
NV. ST. 9100.
NASH I946 sedan; S4S3. why pay
more2 5qa bank financing. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
Rd. Ii 3-SS00.
NASH 1850; your choice Of 4. gray,
green, blue or black; all 4-dr. sedans;
exceptionally clean cars. must be
seen to be appreciated; 81 .495
and up. CAPITAL NASH SALES.
6312 Ga. ave. NV. ST. 910Q.
NASH 1851 convertible; 81. .493. Why
pay more? So bank financing.sAuTO
WHOLESALERS. 1881 BladS ksburg
Rd. II. S-SS00.
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cond.; ST ,275 or best of. LU. 4-21 "a
CHEW. 1850 de luxe 2-dr. sedan;
$1,545; seafoam green; h. and
equip: excel: tires; like new. HILL
NV. q Rss wash. Oldest M Ford rsrMSns deaIer. M NA
CHRYsLER 80 New yorker clut
mission; beautiful dark blue finish
low mileage, one-owner car; an out
standing value at S2,195. WHEEL
Err, INC. 4S00 Wis. ave. NV, EN-
CHRYsLER 1s49 light blue New
owner: $i.70o. Me. 3s9s. 29s
CHRYSLER 1946 New Yorker 4-dr
sedan; Fluid, overdrive; 10000 mi /
new Gen tires: a:S SsTS ;n pu: slSs s1,sS .o,ns.
new tires. lustrous dark green fin-
s. 81 os5. WHEELER. INC. 1850 wis.
ave. NV. EN-. 470S.
CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker VS.:
$50 h,p. light, green Newport; 3
slEfs' ahs msdei sdsO is nss sesrce sas sssS6 Cali
c3Rhk;ys1RR I'll; sfiq; 80 Royal 4-dr. sed.: run
down. slightly used; $500. oRRA RA.
5345 after z pm. 80
CHRYSLER 1941 New Yorker 4-dr
sedan; extra clean and runs like q
top: good rubber and paint; only
S375. CAPITAL NASH SALES, 6312
cHRYsTER df sTs is4ss ri Traysis9 ysSg 4-dr with
luggage carrier on top. all-leathel
upholstery, fluid drive, r. and h.
excel. tires. other extras; perfect
family car for travelling: l owner;
$500 under OPS ceiling; only
1885. RON PONTIAC. INC, 1890
Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. Oh. 5000
CRosLEY 194s station wagon; good
condition: sacrifice for immediate
sale. 1895. VI. 4072. go
mi; $3.50. Call WI. 1884. II
DE SOTO 1860 Custom 4-doori
heater automatic transmission: 81 !;
745. BETHESDA MOTORS, 4T0s
Miller ave. Bethesda. Md, OIL. 1000
DE SOTO 1917 sedan; orig. owner,
low mileage; excel. cond.. all extras
S1,O95. AK. $685.. II
DE SOTO al 4-Sir.; r. and h.; Fiui6
Drive; secs. MERCURY MOTOR
"a SALES, ss,a6sg s4oo River rd.' Alex. va.
DE De soT0 STS iese 4-dr.; very good
cond; new rings and battery; 1925
DODGE 1s4o 4-dr. sed.; RADIO and
heater; $3.50. Cali 81. 5467S ---2s
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POTOMAC HUNT AREA

a25 acres stock farm: very modern
3home. bedrms,. 2 baths, frepl. in
liv. rm.. and library; oil h;-w:h;;
from d. C.; $4,000; excel. fnanc.
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CADILLAC 1941 limousine; goot
condition.; $500. Call ST. 44S4.

EufOpe. S2,Bgb. Must be seen TO
be appreciated. Can be seen at 2S39
Allendale pi. NV, 10 am. to 12
CADILLAC 1850 "e2" 4-dr., fully
equipped; 2-tone finish; this car Is
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. i345 Que
st. NV DU. $500. 90
CADILLAC 1916 series "82'' 4-door
sedan; Hydra-Matic, radio and
heater; low mileage. This one
owner car Is being sold to settle
estate; car absolutely perfect con-
diton in every way; must be seen
to be appreciated; 81, 295. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave-,
CADILLAC ;48 4-dr. "61"; r. and b.;
Hydra; Wv. premium tires; Il
owner; 10000 actual miles; 81, 1895.
MERCURY MOTOR SALES. 3400
River I'd, Alex. Va. XII. S-407l,
Evening star., 1951-10-11

| A Republican demand that th'
Justice Department take a lool
at a Embarrassing plan for a Tru.
man Memorial Library in the
Presidents home town today kept
the newest White House involve
ment alive.
Representative Curtis. Repub-
lican, of Missouri said the depart
ment should determine whether
an effort by Senator Anderson
Democrat. of New Mexico to pro-
mote the proposed 81 million prof.
ect violates Federal laws on polit-
ical contributions.
Senator Anderson. as chairman
of a finance committee, had writ
ten a letter to prospective givers
mentioning the tax-free status oi
donations.
The letter came to light through
a displeased recipient here.
Solicitation to Go On.
The President repudiated the
communication Tuesday, when il
was published in the st. Louis
Post Dispatch. Yesterday, JOSEPH
Short. White House press secre.
tary. said Mr.. Truman had COM
Imunicated his "displeasure" tt
Senator Anderson and George e
Allen, treasurer of the fund.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

There was no objection from
the White House to solicitation
for the library fund. In fact. Mr.
Short said the fund raising would
go on Gin regular course" though
he emphasized that friends are
handling it all-not the President
MIR. Curtis in q statement
raised questions about the fund
drive on broader grounds than
the issue over talk of tax saving
Cites Sentence Of Appeal.
"The letter sent by Senator
Anderson has many of the ear
marks Of a political solicitation, -
the Congressman said. u refer
in particular to the following SEN
tence in the letter:
Il know that the President
would be happy to have George
Evening star., 1951-10-11

Mr.. Short made it clear that
Mr.. Truman is in favor Of collec-
ton of a fund to build a library
to house Truman official papers al
his old hometown of Grandview
Mo-, near his present home in
Independence.
He did not give give any detail
on what type OF solicitation the
President would approve. He said
|he did not believe there had been
time for any money to come In
from the Anderson letter.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
BY the Asseeioisd Press

NEW DELHI. India, Oct. H.
Sir Girja Shankar Bajpai, secre-
Itary-general of the foreign min
Iistry, is expected to succeed Ma
dame Vijayalakshmi Pandit as
Ambassador to Washington late
this year. q reliable source said
last night.
The informant said Madame
Evening star., 1951-10-11

Allen as treasurer drop in at the
White House and show him your
contribution. :"
He pointed out that Senator
Anderson has served in the past
as acting chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee and
now is chairman of the party's
Senatorial Campaign Committee.
"The questionable aspects of
this entire unsavory scheme should
have the immediate attention of
the Justice Department." he said.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Madame pandf Expected To Leave in December

Pandit would return to India II
December to contest a seat in tn,
Indian Parliamentary elections
The source said she aspires te
become a minister in the new
government.
Bajpai. so, was India's agent.
general in Washington from 194I.
1896.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Senate Group 10 Study
New Batch Of Papers
OF Pacific Institute
By l. Edgar Primo

The Senate Internal Security
subcommittee today prepared to
sift thousands Of newly obtained
Institute of Pacific Relations doc
uments and the diaries of the late
Senator Vandenberg, Republican.
of Michigan.
These plans were disclosed yes
terday during the questioning Of
William L. Holland, secretary
general of the international IPR.
The subcommittee is investigat-
ing alleged subversive influences
on Americas Far East policy and
the IPR has been the prime target.
Mr.. Holland testified that, al
though he learned Of the existence
OF some Is to 20 additional car
tons of institute papers last Feb
ruary II. he did not notify the
FBI until two weeks ago, and had
not, up to the moment, told th'
subcommittee.
Says Fields Told Him Of Papers.
He asserted Frederick Wander
bilt Field. former IPR official who
is in jail for contempt of court,
told him of the papers which had
been stored in Fields basement.
After ro-communism" charges
by Senator Mccarthy, Republi-
can. Of Wisconsin last year, the
1PR invited the FBI to check all
its files. Then, on February 8
1851. subcommittee investigators
seized thousands of institute pa
pers from a barn near Lee, Mass.
The IPR quickly issued a state
ment saying that all it's files had
been turned over to the FBI.
Didn't See Significance.
Asked why he had not informed
the FBI or the subcommittee as
soon as he knew of the additional
papers, Mr.. Holland declared:
L looked hastily at the tops of
the cartons and saw old vouchers
and bills. 7 didn't think they
were of any significance"
He explained that a IPR staff
employe asked him two weeks agf
what should be done with thu
cartons and that he then decided
it would be the fair" thing to-
call in the FBI. He conceded 81
should have notified the commit
tee Immediately"
Committee Counsel Robert Nor
ris announced that the subcom \
mittee had directed Arthur
Vandenberg, jr., to turn over h. ]
fathers diaries for the perio
from January /. 1947. to July
1850.
No Reason Given for Interest.
Mr.. Morris gave no specific rea
son for the Subcommittee's inter
est in the Vandenberg diarie
One entry dealing with the ques
tion of cutting of aid to tn
Chinese Nationalists has figured
prominently in Senate hearings on
the nomination of Ambassador
at-large Philip c. Jessup to be
United Nations delegate.
In his testimony. Mr.. Hoilant
denied that the IPR was anything
but an impartial, non-partisan
scholarly organization and hotl1
denounced assertions it was domi-
mated by Communists or any other.
political group.
Subcommittee Criticized. =
He criticized the subcommittee
sharply. contending that its pro-
cedures had inevitably led to the
presentation Of a very distorted
picture of the institute" He Sug-,
gested that additional witnesses
who could give a more accurate|
and informed picture of our or-
ganization" be called. The SUBJ
committee promised to do this. |
Mr.. Holland engaged in severall
heated exchanges with Senator
Eastland. Democrat. of Missis-
sippi and accused him of grossly
erroneous and misleading" state
ments and of a ''gratuitous SIAN
af
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-09
Deep Creek Community
To Hold Another Social

The Deep Greek Community Social
will hold another social on Friday
evening of this week on the Baptist
parsonage lawn All lake visitors are
invited to participate. The program
this week calls for backward party"
where clothing is worn in reverse and
fines of one or two cents are imposed
on articles worn in the usual manner
This program of socials has been ar
ranged by the Deep Greek Baptist
Church in order to provide social
activities for the young people of the
lake area, under Christian auspices.
There is no charge of any kind made
but a free-will offering is received to
defray the expense Of refreshments
Last Friday evening, over fifty
young people attended the swim party
and engaged in various swimming
contests including creased water
melon race which was won by team
number l.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-09
Miss Turner Wins
Achievement Crown

Miss Susan A. Turner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Turner,
of 1875 Second ST., is credited with
winning the Silver Crown for achieve
ment while attending the Summer
School of French maintained by the
Northampton School for Girls,
Northampton, Mass.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-09
Glass Reunion Held

On August 5, the descendants of
the late Joseph and Caroline (Sweit-
zen Glass, met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Milfred Glass and enjoyed
a day Of reunion, the first of such
meetings ever held by the family.
There were thirteen children of this
family and foster daughter.
Those attending were Mrs. Mary
Weimer, Deer Park; Mr.. Wilfred
Glass, Swanton; Mrs. Sadie Kester,
Grafton, w. Va; Mr. Oliver Glass,
Tunnelton, w. Va; Mrs. Nora Jen-
nings, Wolf Summit, w. Va; Mrs.
Emma Adams, Cumberland; Mrs. Bess
Mason, Grafton, W. Va; Mr.. Lloyd
Glass, New Kensington, Pa; Mrs.
Ann Ross, Salem, w. Va; Mrs. Irene
Hoopengardner, Clarksburg, w. Va;
Mrs. Milanda Knots, Morgansville,
W. Va; and Mrs. Mary Farneth, New
Kensington, Pa.
Two daughters were unable to at
tend, Mrs. Nora Jennings and Mrs
Irene Hoopengardner
There were 100 in attendance and
at noon basket dinner was served.
Two of the great granddaughters,
JoAnn Bartell and Carolyn Winters,
celebrated birthdays.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-09
Housewives Can Win
Insect Battle

Modern research in insect control
has equipped local housewives to win
a Knockout victory over flying of
crawling insect pests this summer,
according to scientists Of Gulf Re
search Laboratories.
Key to a home relatively free from
insect pests lies in proper sanitation
backed by use of insecticides which
recent developments have made the
most effective in history, these eX-
perts say. They advise the following
practical program which will help
any housewife repel any insect in
vasion this year.
First, wipe out pests breeding
places on your premises.
Next prepare to combat pests
swarming in from other locations
with scientific, insect-killing devices.
For the average house, two or three
basic insecticides are advisable.
Of these, quick-action Gulfspray
has been perfected against flies,
mosquitoes and many other insects.
Using similar formula is the
Gulfspray Aerosol Bomb. Coming in
a can the size Of a water tumber,
it combines liquified gas with the in
secticide. A mere press of your finger
on the button discharges the bombs
fine mist in the quantities desired.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-08-09

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