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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
Wayne to Confer ;
Honorary Degrees

The presentation Of honorary
ioctoral degrees 10 two nationally
nown educators and an out
,tandng Detroit busine~ -man @ill
.hl.gh, the Wayne Un.yciS.iy
a,ia year commencement "Ner.
,es - be held az 10 4 m Thu
lay IN Masonic Temp, aad
pfiUm
The three men. Oh Of whom
All receive the honorary degree
Doctor OF Laws. are, Sclden 3
Bs,ase president Of the Dsi o.i
Trust Company, Or. Eugene =
Elliott. pre- dent d M4eh an
State Normal college and y
john r Fwens, one ilmc l2tcCior
81 Personnel for the D,tfoit Pal
ac schools and now president ~
Ball State Teachers Col'ee" Nun
Gle. Indiana
DR. DAVID d IIenlN. pse den
ai Wayne. Viii confer the degiees
for the University and present
citations sunmalllsne the
achievements FOR which ;ac ~
,.picn,. arc beng recognized Dr.
Henry VII also d dcn tees 70
! OBS students who ~, degree
aniidates.
/ AIDES. Eight Way 20 earn ~
come with youl scss ing machine
Information Folio soc.
Kew Sewing Machine Attach
ucnts cheap Button Combine
TON Button Hole and Darn
et coo. Hcmstitchcr, soc BON |
FOR sl00 Bill Postpaid.
r Brooks. Box 100 q,
Alkansaw. Wis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02

This is the largest increase
Evening star., 1952-07-13

Is cars from S45 to
| $500, nothing down on
approved credit with up
to 45 days on First Poy-
ment.
Evening star., 1952-07-13

OLDSMOBILE 80 de luxe "9s" black
4-dr. sedan; Wv tires, Hydra
r. h.. s.. c.. low mileage. clean, one
owner: 81 .995. SH. 660S.
OLDSMOBILE 1941 club coupe: CO..
600 actual miles, by orig. owner;
S"T!I cash JU SILICA
Evening star., 1952-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD ~ sedan;. in good running
condition: $500 or best offer. 5SI2
Riittenhouse St.. Riverdale, Nd. uN.
PACKARD 80. beautiful mist green
terror; new cond.; bargain at ST .5s5.
rAckAhp 21; kzA1R8lo; 'ss ph.eton: collector. /.
item; going overseas; $500. ia.
2-5484 Mon; or Tues. -. ---15
immaculate cond.. can be- bousRt po for;
$I,S75. AK. 3O19. Can be seen at
3O21 Knox st. s.e.
PACKARD 1949 4-dr. sedan: overdr.,
r. and h.; very good cond.: $1 ,395.
l1SlS sao, Dewey rd., Silver spr.. Lo.
PACKARD 1898 e-dr; 1s47 engine,
good tires; owner must sell; S195.
Can be seen 8 to 10 pm. 710 Mary
land ave. ne.
equipped; si,4s6; only 500 down;
WHotEsxLERs.' j. ias1 I siadensSurs SD
PASSKARD le4s s,ar, and ,4-dr.
$1,095: trade terms. WOLFE Mo-
TORS; 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV.
rE9iMcuiT1Hi ~ oti1i Al Busines. Coupe;
nal NJ miles; 1926. IA. 1855 or GE.
PGIYMiiouTH 81 Cambridge: II. 900
mis-, foam-rubber seats; dir. lights;
wheel COWS; peri. cond.; 81 $50.
PIYMoUTTH so Spec de luxe 4-dr.: d
$1,47S. Call EN-. 24S3. Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILE. 194s. SO De Luxe
and b.. Hydr. sunyisor and many
insa $685. e1sdi ads fsnsts ters ese5fft wossE mo
TORS. 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV
Obs Gn e4si 70 "ss" 4-dr.: Hydra-Matic
seat covers. r. and h.: 81. .445: 30.
e. co TfS5Rf5s soRp sssS sEMGos MS. ave. aon1F
Obs Dds s5S'' 50 "7s" cdr. Sc, r. and
SS. ssEoTdj. 5ss5 Wis. ave. @ NV NV
oL6s 'aE' ~ "as" sonv.. fully equip.
oIps 81 c0nS ss SsSD eSnyertible. AI sSag sttssc.
tive Algiers blue. custom black top
Wv. tires; fine car that looks
as If It Just came out of q bandbox
s.. 900 asainst '5s model. LUs.
Balto. ave. Hyattsville, Md.
Snsr Sns owner; i ike ID new; si;sf5; s. sssi
SfgHkRa; Sgka Car to waoLEsArERsA. iS rs haADEfs Efsd
OLDs l942 club coupe, r. and h.;
ERTY EfgT 'lfae MoroRsS SRsS 81 Il efSn sS St. IIR
Hydramatic; seat covers; orig. fin.
ish: very clean and in excellent
cond.: S795 HOYLE MOTOR
IS SALES Al 134S Que st. NV: Dui 5000
r. and h.. new-car condition: terms
OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO., Fair
lington Shopping Center. Alex, Va.
OLDs 80 club coupe, good transp.. .
new tires, good battery; $3.50. 6H.
OLDs 81 beautiful "ss" de luxe 4
DIR. sedan; fully equip. minister s
oi Sar; Ts 8 ;995, ~; sil607;
r.. h.; 500 or best offer. SH. 1882
before 2:30 Sunday. -13
OLDS 1851 "9S" Holiday coupe; fully
equipped; S2.650 or best offer. OIL.
P2cKARD Al sedan; excel. con cosd..
r; and h. s1a5; No down payment
TORS. 1900 BladenSburg rd. ne.
PACKARD 40 7-passenger sedan;
equipped: SLABS; only 1929 down;
2 city blocks OF fine cars. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1881 Bladensburg
PACKARD 1s47 Clipper; former cab;
excel. cond., good tires, one owner;
$500 or best offer. AK. 114O. Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-13
AvroMosILEs FOR SALE

NASH, las, @ ,I941: Club Coupe. s259 OF
NASH 81 Super Ambassador sedan;
equipped. S1,595, only $229 down
WHoLEsALERs, 1851 Biadens6urs
NASH 81 Ambassador 2-toned green;
3 mos. old; Hydra-Matic; radio
and heater. seat covers; S2,295.
NASH 40 Commodore r'Os sed.: r. h.,
cd: new car. condition; $995. NO
| down payment required. METRO
POL PPoLITAN MOTORS, 1900 Bladens-
NaS aniT $50 sedan: sedan sa.Ippes .1ss o,f ssas
sne' s' cars srs' auto AUTO wHoLEsHLERS ey SsIInE 6,
1T31 Bladensburg rd
NASH so all-metal station wagon
almost new; only 1000 miles; r
saI snd h b S5@ snd all ,srms extras Cost Sss5G
S-II53adii or eve. and Sun. ,JE
NASH 81 Super Ambassador sedan;
sauipped,;, Sl,595. only $.29 down;
wHoLEsALERs' 17sf BladensSurTs
NAsHs. 1a48s to 1a51s: sea5 to
81 ,995.. Why come to williams &
Baker for used Nash? Because Mr.
in BUSINESS u M FOR Phenl themseyes lSSe Geed snd
working for other Nash dealers con-
tinuously for 80 years. They know
| their Nashs. they know how 10
service a Nash. they know. how to
give customer a square deal. For
to WI W1LIiaMs Liza IS & na sAkER. nns HEm WasSina sEme
tons Oldest Nash Dealer. 29th &
NASH 1947 (6On, 4-dr. sedan: dark
blue finish, and extra clean inside:
s.,rrnd. real bgv at at S795; Ss65 down,
I GOLDEN, eg; Your n' KsissIcHenTy sIs scHHGEZEJ !
Park, D. c. GE. aaoa. ' ona .
NASH 40 sedan; equipped; 1895,
only Srn ss.s down; 2 eity blocks of
ewner. ike BRAND ssean' sseR; sses. g. ose Ne
a9wn a2snrnsy1 2syment - to 80 mos.
SALERs, 2I50 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
NASH AS super 900" club coupe;
FDGEMoOR MOTOR co. tFord),
53?3 Wis, ave. NV, OR. 5000.
NASH 1880 4-dr. Statesman; weather
eye, plastic sc. foam rubber. re-
tclinging seats, and bed, new General
buy In Washington, at Sl,425. Call
orig: owner. LU. 4-0541.
OLDSMOBlLE l947 conV.; Hydra: r.
and H.; pvt. owner; $775. UN.
OLDSMOBME 1949 Series "9s" T.
DIR. sedan; Hydra -Matic; r. and h..
beautiful Brewster green finish.
Spotless interior. This 1-owner car
has been exceptionally cared for
and is absolutely same as new
throushout Must be seen to be
appreciated. S1.69h. BELL MO-
TORS, 50l0 Wisconsin ave. WO.
oLDSM0BILE 1897 2-door: radio,
good tires, fine transp.; S100. 10.
oLDSMoBILE 1850 "ss" 4-dr. 1S sedan.
peri. cond.; $1,695. Cypress 9I7i
oLpsMoBILE 1850 "ss" club coupe;
light green, fully. equipped with
wall tires; $1.S45. CCc guarantee.
CAPITOL AC-OLDSMOBILE q
CO.. 1929 22nd st. NV. ST 5000.
OLDSMOBILE 80 de luxe "9s" black
4-dr. sedan; Wv tires, Hydra.
r.. h.. s.; C., low mileage. clean. one
owner: SI.995. SH. 660S.
OLDSMOBILE 1e4l club coupe: co.
600 actual miles, by orig. owner;
$50 cash. JU. S-1769.
Evening star., 1952-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1948 cony.; yellow
S1,045. TEXACO GAS STATION
Four Corners. Silver Spring. Md
PaYMouTH aYi SH5T AZ 4-dr. Special M1S d.
luxe; T. and h.. Wv. tires; S82b;
excel. cond. ia. 1921. 6213 7tf
st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr.; in good cond j.
rebuilt motors good tires; S225
PLYMOUTH 1889 Cdr: excel all.
around cond.: S275. Must sell take
over payments Of $275. JU. S-9539
PLYMOUTH 1898 sedan: good tires
AP. 1898. IA
PLYMOUTH 40 club coupe, Above.
average. with r. and h., SI.245
GaSh, trade or terms. AGNER MO.
TOR SALES. Is NJ st. s.e. Ia
Evening star., 1952-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

fL1Mo%aH eScd sond ti $50 SoSd q psy s.,, tEs:.
81; 9565 eve. Or sun. - ~Is
PLYMOUTH 1851 de luxe 2edr.
sedan; heater, seat covers, 10000
miles; sparkling blue finish. spotiesS
interior. You may take car to your
Weekend Special. iOSs si.Sss. aesGSlI; BELL
MM0OToRSS; SOLO Wisconsin ave.
VIZ. o9UU. Ia
PLYMOUTH AZ club coupe Special
de luxe: radio and heater; 4 new
tires; $3.50. OR. 4215. Ia
fLYMOUTH 1947 Cdr. de luxe; ex-
Gel. mechanical cond., all new tires.
new finish; SITS. WI. 5759. --IS
Evening star., 1952-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1896 sedan; as is, sa.
sCHLEGEL a. GOLDEN. YOU
Kaiser-Henry J Dealer. 263 Car.
5oll nldl, ST.. Takoma Park. D. G. GE
PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr. de luxe sedan.
seat covers and heater: beautifu
dark blue finish; S1,J95. S4OO down
balance mos. at &c. SCHLEGEI
q GOLDEN. Your ser-Henry ,
Dealer: 263 Carroll st., Takoms
Park. d. C.. GE. 1903.
PLYMOUTH 1942 conv.: passed Is.
D.: c. Inspection. $325. CHI. 1861
after z p.m.. all day Sat. and Sun
Ia
PLYMOUTH 1916 station wagon; sos
down. bal. S400. on easy terms. Me.
chanically very good. A SuPEE
ALCO VALUE. 4th at Md. ave. s.w.
ne. o066. 13S
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-06-16
HOW DOES AFU EFFECT US7

During our 1852 strike. from April LIST
to Nay 2eth. AFU again had strikebreakers
cleared to unload reconversion parts, gro.
ceries, supplies. etc., ignoring picket
lines. when all others, with the exception
Of half dozen unc1eared carpenters. sup
ported the picket lines.
Last year they went ahead and fisheds
eoine Through picket lines. which they
stated were "illegaln.
In November 1851. .NIRB found our picket
Lines legal and AFU contract in violation
Of Taft-Hart1ey Act. and set same aside,
until this spring whom NLRB ordered
sident election. and modified the origona1
directive to the extent Of allowing AFU
to resume negotiations.
After eight weeks Of strike again this
spring CATER IS days last summer) We sign
Agreements on May 26th and some Of
members are now Fishing king salmon.
IF AFU doesn't sign. SO much the better
as We can supply enough Fishermen from
page Five. P1ease)
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-06-16
"BABY" SOLD

"BABY" SOLD
"Baby", the notorio GUS Public Uti lily
DISTRICTS grader. was turned over to
new master at the PUD Board meeting on
June by unanimous consent Of the Board.
The Alaska Road Commits sion lured "Raby"
from it's protective PUD crib by the sound.
Jingle of $27oo: $4,000 the original price
set on it and an added $500 for a new tire
that had been purchased this spring.
When the Road Commits sion is not using
"Baby", she Will be available at nominal
figure for use by the town in mainta lining
the small airstrip north Of town. or where
ever else she is needed.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-06-16

Three power boats costing approximately
So, 500 each have been purchased through the
Tonuak Indian Credit ASSOCIATE on and Will
be used by their owners during this see sons,
fishing operations.
At meeting Of the Association held on
June IL .; there was drawing TO see who Of
the members would be the lucky owners Of
these three boats. John Bennett, Bob Gurtle,
and Fred ldulkeit they.
The Tonuak Indian Credit Association. or
ganized last December, has had WIS. 900 Of
its original 500, 600 loan request approved
and $40. 600 was. and tss Immediately avail
able for the use, Of TIcA members, the re-
naming $35, 900 has been okayed and Will be
obtai nable wi thin the near future.
The first purchase made with these funds
was the approximate $22. 500 expenditure for
the three power boats here mentioned. The
remaini ng amount. approximately $l7,5oo.
is now available to any member Of the Assoc
citation in need Of Financial help. The
Associations President, Walter Modem. an
nounced that the TICA is now in position
to aid any member who desires it upon re-
quest and according to the forma1ities Of (
the groups rules Of regulation. This fund /
is to assist those who need power boats
and are not Financially able to furni sh
them without loan. 4
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-24

bag game, penny toss, Nam my's grab bag, and a fish pond.
 As expected, this years car nival was much bigger and bet ter than it has been in previous years. Last years proceeds fur nished the new mimeograph for the school. The funds from this years carnival will pay for a new score board for the basket ball games. Any money that is left over will go for new cur tain for the stage in the gym.
 This carnival is an annual event which has been held every year since the completion of the gym in 1888. It is put on entirely by high school and eighth grade pupils under the supervision of the teachers. Mrs. Campen and MT. Frampton were in charge of the whole evening.
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-24
School CurnivuI Goes Over Big
By Ava Jo Doyle Reporter. Stewards Folly

Carnival time rolled around again for all those who enjoy gaiety and excitement. The school carnival took place Fri day, the 17th of October, at 7:3O in the evening. It was held in the school gym, with a few of the games and concessions talk ing place in other parts of the building.
 There were two door prizes, the adult prize going to MT. Connolly, and the children'S door prize going to Margaret Lindsey.
 There were many more con sessions this year than there were last year. Besides an ath letic show, which featured box ing and wrestling, basketball throw, horseshoes, quoits, and a shooting gallery, there was a dart game, a cane throw, a bean
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-24
MRS. LANIER SERIOUSLY ILL IN SEWARD HOSPITAL

Mrs. Hazel Lanier, wife of the Mayor of Seward, suffered a stroke of paralysis Monday at her home. She was too ill to be moved to the hospital until Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Lanier is we'll known and popular among the young mar ried set and member of Dist rict 2, Alaska Nurses Associa tion in Seward
 Reports from the hospital Fri day morning were to the effect that Mrs. Lanier showed slight improvement, but no visitors are allowed.
 Because of her illness, Mayor Lanier was unable to attend the City Council meeting Monday night Consequently appoint ments from the new council to city departments were not an nounced.
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-24
POT LUCK SUPPER AT LEGION CLUB

A pot luck supper at the Le- zion Club Sunday, October 26, is open 10 all Legion members and people who like to eat out on Sunday evenings.
 Supper will be served from , to 7 D.m., all food will be furn- ishcd by members of the Legion Auxiliary who are sponsoring the supper. There will be hot dishes, salads and desert. Child rens tickets are zoe, adults $50.
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-24

1853 season at the Alaska Shop.
 These budget gifts which in clude 56 full-size, outstanding, Alaskan photographs faced with memorandum pages useful for appointments, diary, addresses, autographs, as you wish, will be available by November l, the editor and publisher announced at Fairbanks this week.
 Each book takes the armchair veler from southeastern Alaska with it's totem poles to the friendly artic, from the SternWheelers of the Yukon to Nome on the Boring Sea.
 Tied with string, stamped with an SC stamp they'll go any where in the United States. 24-Hour Service-Norther Cab
 Main 54 or Main 55
 Phone Main 54 or Main 55
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-24
ALASKA CALENDAR AVAILABLE

The Alaska Calendar for en- agreements, popular packaged ex- hibit of salon type photographs by some of the finest photograph CTS of Alaska, goal of adventer- .ous Americans, is available for
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-24
RAINBOW GIRLS BAKE SALE POSTPONED

The bake sale scheduled for Saturday, November 1 has been postponed to future date, which will be announced later.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
NEW GERMANY

Merle Garletts, vocational agricul-
ture teacher at Grantsvlle High
school, James Winebrenncr and James
SWauger visited Robert Otto on We'd
ncsday evening,
The Barton Girl Scout troop has
been camping at the Recreational area
this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neyin Warwick, of
Baltimore, accompanied by Mrs. Al
thea Beachy and Mrs. Floyd Broad
water, are visiting relatives and
friends in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Otto, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mer-
rill and sons, Of Baltimore, have gone
to Boston, Mass, to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Kenny and family.
Mrs Ida Lydic and son, Wesley,
and Miss Elizabeth Martin are spend
ing two weeks vacation at the home
Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew Martin
Quite a number of folks from this
community attended the Farmers pic
mic at Bittinger Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Otto, Bob and Helen
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
Many Entries Listed
This Year In Annual
Tennis Tournament
Play Will Get Underway Next
Tuesday On Mt. Lake Park
Courts

Entries are coming in rapidly for
the Western Maryland Championship
Tennis tournament, the club am
nounced. There are several entries
from ranking players who will attend
the tournament which will be held
August 18th through 9th at Mt. Lake
Park tennis club. Among those who
are expected are Bernie Schneider,
nationally ranked in the "A class Of
players last year and also winner of
the Baltimore Municipal Champion
ship this year; Buzzy Hettleman, win
ncr of the Baltimore City Champion
ship singles this year, and David
Schimmel, winner of the City and
Municipal championships last year.
The ranking women players at
tending are Ewing McAllister, ranked
sixth in the south, Sue Deylin, seeded
third in the Middle Atlantic Tennis
tournament, and Joan Mccullough, d.
G. Junior Singles champion and part
Of the D. c. Doubles Championship
team
Other players now entered are
David Freishtat, Left Beck, John
Meyers, Fred KeIlmyer, Jack Nc
Laughlin, William Baker, Bobby
Ewing, Lawrence Middlecamp, Bond
Weber and Red Brown Among the
women entered are Mrs Mary Ewing,
Betty Worthington, Anna Schaffer,
Barbara Katz, and Elinor Blinchkoff
This year the tournament is being
financed by contributions. Those
people who have already given are
the Right cleaners, Bernard Gender,
NuWay Laundry, Howard Naylor, Dir.
H. r. Gibson, Frederick Thayer, Con
gresham J. Glenn Bcall, Britton Mar
tin, Emil German, Herbert Leigh
ton, Harvey, Rcam and Humbcrtson,
the Water Co., Jackson's SC and loc
store and the Half Price Stores.
A Junior tournament will be played
this year beginning on Tuesday, Aug
ust : at the Mt. Lake Park courts.
Anyone who is under eighteen is eli
gihle. Those who are interested in
playing should see the Clubs treasm-
en- at the courts duruing the senior
tournament.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
ONE WORD
Can Change Your Life
BY Rev. ROBT. w. OLEWILER
Pastor, Grace Reformed Church
Washington, D. c.

Toll
You'd think you'd prefer an easier
way to be the kind Of person God
desires than by struggling against
such terrific odds God says: Love
your neighbor." But it's hard to love
unloyely people. God says: Resist
evil But evil is so very attractive.
God says Beware Of temptation"
But temptation takes no holidays.
Think a moment. Suppose the day
would come when you could substitute
pill for every meal you eat. Suppose
you could get whole months sup
PLY Of breakfast, lunch and dinner
in an envelope or bottle. Would you
really want to have your rare and
juicy bcefsteak be little brown pill?
doubt it.
Now suppose you could be the kind
of person God desires by taking pill.
| believe you'd decide to let God have
His way. God knows best. There must
be pull, tug and growth in life. There
can be no JOY and triumphant feeling
at having overcome something, un-
less there is something to overcome.
The main dish on Gods menu for
growing souls is toll, the word that
can change your life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
Advanced to Sergeant

Corporal Ralph Nazelrod, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Nazelrod, route
/, Deer Park, was recently promoted
to sergeant while serving with the
25th infantry division in eastern
Korea, as a rifle and mortar squad
leader.
A holder Of the combat infantry
man badge, Nazcrod arrived in
Korea last January. and has boon in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31

the army since July, 1851. The 25th
infantry division is beginning its
third year on the peninsula, having
held off the Reds at Pusan in the
summer of 1850.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
Bowman-Bauman Reunion

The Bowman-Bauman reunion viii
be held Sunday, August ,, at the
community park at Salisbury, Pa, it
was announced this week by Mrs.
John Z. Lindeman, of Meyersdale.
Subscribe to The Republican,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31

Pvt. Carl +. Savage, husband of
Mrs. Carl f. Savage, 3rd street, Oak
land, has completed a siXtccn-w week
training cycle at Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo, with a unit of the 9th armored
division.
As trainee he received eight
weeks basic training. He is now com
plotting an additional eight weeks en-
ginecr training.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
With Our Men
In The Service

Pfc Raymond NJ. Lee, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John D. Lee, Swanton, is
participating in Operation Sign
post" the exercise geared to put the
air defense of the United States on an
operational basis. He is member
Of an anti-aircraft artillery brigade
which guards the Chicago-Detroit
area. Lee is a cannoneer in the filth
AAA gun battalion from Fort Custer,
Mich. He entered the army last Octo-
ber
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
BITTINGER

Work has begun on the foundation
for house which County Agent John
Carter proposes building near the
Pleasant Valley Recreation Area.
Carpenters began work on the con-
struction Of the frame work for a
brick veneer dwelling house which
Clark Hetrick is erecting about one
mile south of this village.
Employees Of the American Tea Co.
from Cumberland held a picnic in
Pleasant Valley park last Sunday
The various All clubs of the county
held their annual rally in Pleasant
Valley park last Saturday.
While engaged in playing baseball
in the park last Sunday afternoon,
Marvin Bethel was hit on the head
by flying baseball bat, which slipped
from another players hands, and as
Otto, Willard Otto and Mrs. Donald
Swauger spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. Blayne Skunk, Meyersdale.
Mrs. Mary Otto and daughter,
Helen, accompanied Willard Otto back
to Baltimore Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE. UNFINISHED, 8 or 4 bed
rooms: convenient to transportation
TO- downtown. Phone. ME. 279S.
WE NEED z AND s BEDRM., D. C..
and Md. rentals: rents up to 5000,
REYLAS REALTY CO., SH. GAIT.
GENERAL AND WIFE, no children,
no pets. wish to rent two-bedroom,
large living room, unfurnished house
September Is: must be in excellent
condition; Washington, convenient
70 Pentagon, preferably GEORGETOWN
or nearby Virginia. OF. $3.50. %
ARMED FORCES urgently need houses
and apartments. List property
with ARMED FORCES HOUSING
OFFICE. Va. and NV. Ii. 5-6700,
Ext. 74115; sc. and ne, 10. q
1000. Ext. 303; Sc. and Md, HI.
FAIRFAX CO.-Two to three bedrm..
unfurn.; stove and refsr. not nee:
refs; permanent. TIE. 0776. OV.
TEACHER needs 8 or 4 bedrm. house
Sept. 1 or before. Arl. or NV: about
500. VIII do maintenance or care:
taking, part exchaIke for rent. Send
phone number to "a 4s4-D. Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
POOKS HILL
BETHESDA

WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Large living room, dinette,
one bedroom, kitchen and
Large living room, dining
area, 2 bedrooms. kitch-
en-, bath .--- $159.50
Large living room, dining
room designed for enter
tanning, 2 bedrooms leach
12x15 with double door
closets and each with beau-
tiful private BATH and eff
cient equipped kitchen,
$242 SO
Large living room, dinette, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
$267 SO
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