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RefrigeratOr ClOSeOut

Refrigerator Closeout
New 1851 and '52 Philco. westing-
son. beepireeae e'pGl' snd Admifai GsiS iefliS- e
orators. All sizes and models In
stock; no reas. offer refused. All re-
frigerators new and fully guar.
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
Open Ewes. es'e riiI liz ). a s''' III Ii. s-soss
RUGS. 80. cotton loop, 9x12. 2
green aul I 55ns. ssts rose; only s26 foo foS all
fs' i: &: ss.s ,5s 5Rs'":::'' :: ..!:::
RUG-Beautifui Magee gray pattern
sSsaRs'' Sxas. stt toD ssSs' sSHaiis'' pad perfect
EUGssaxlS Ts p.a RSss Rss beige sa p%sss
broadloom. embossed pattern with
rubber pad 12x15. EN-. 2S08. --22
dimensions, 44x36x2S:
inside dimensions, 25x25x14: also
Sa Sesk e!gS end 2 chairs will sacrifice.
SCKEENS, aluminium: old or new
construction; immed: delivery. Cail
Tor estimate. AP. 4065. WI. 77S3.
SEWING MACHINE SALE. Lowest
can prove. 1t! Beautiful Singer elec-
trio, console. like new. S94.5O: Singer
portable. $3.50; one featherweight
portable, $50 80; one zigzag machine
reduced. 1912 Lee hwy, CH. 49I4.
SEWING MACHINES. special for Sat.
and Mon. White Rotary console. re-
over 500 on Singer round -bobbin
Sonnseie. con good as new; portables.
feet. HYATTSVILLE SEWING MA
CH1NE SERVICE. 5211 BALTIC. ave,
SEWING MACHINES-White port,
$2S.50; White rotary console.
$3.50; Singer desk, $3.50; Singer
featherweight port. and other real
values. 1915 Pa. ave. NV. MA. 1883.
30
SHOPSMITH.. used very little includes
bench. casters. accessory panel,
elats eEsFs .sl bladss; Sss. Lathe shisels, face
Q feet. 2 shelves, stor-
age in back; $25. DU. O3O0. -22
SINK TOPS. custom made, linoleum
and Formica; 4Oes discount; free
estimates. Ii. 3-2543. XII. S-9SO5.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
reg; sire. Ch. Marko v. d. Wotan-
pHEEfsHTSgna SSEfi TEg aufltity ptSp,Es e. esss
1ss S.sek vo2%,a aRa tan ta and ,ssa Esd male Axe
ExoUISITE sHOw-TYPE siamese
kittens; exceptional imported blood
Cocker '5as ri PUPP4. HpP months old, zs black;
5esisse6sa Jo' se6ssa with papers; reasonable s5
COCKER sPANrELs. males and md fe-
males. Call RA. 1927. -21
GIVE YOUR PET a VACATION In
yours. Comfortable screened runs.
kRoss sGe Nae fairfaa ss sSiss
PEKiNGEsE PUPPiEs. males and fe-
males: Axe; stud service. 20.
PONY for sale. with bride and sad
ale.oC gle; Can MIR. PENDLEToN. 10
BOARDING ON FARM. modern ken.
nels. 8 mi. Peace Cross on Defense
hwy, Route so. Cedar 3-2641. -22
COCKER PUP; IA years old. house.
broken. wonderful pet for children;
must al, 45fa se!t' Leaving country. &C Can
CoCKER: &c D. SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe
req black: S25 and $35. JE.
IRISH sG94' SETTER PUPPIES. Ak Axe,
reg, 8 wks. old: with papers. Males
r;SS;s' 9 sssts oia AZ reg essStl.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, Champ
blood lines. stud service. SH. 2S17.
Colesville rd. and Orchard Way.
FRENCH POODLEs, miniature, black
pure bred; male and female; $50.
cocker @ iss .; spAN1ELs. black and l bnfrs,
clean. healthy, well-bred males and
females; Axe reg; 7h wks. XII.
TaoRouGHBRED GERMAN sHEp-
male sao THoReE nan Mastip FIN st.. st.
Lincolnia. Va, Route No. 236, OPP
posite Klin's Gardens. --22
GERMAN SHEPHERD, male, 10 mos,
peri: temperament, housebroken,
obedience trained, both parents,
seas ssamDiHns' 5a' s-sss9 sassl. show prospect
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPs,
liver and white; Axe registered;
puppy shots and wormed; 211 N.
Jackson ST., Arl., Va. OW. SOLE:
DoBERMAN PUPS; AKc reg: 2 mos; !:
and tan markings. WI. 1859.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES; Axe: II
champions in immed. ancestry:
wks. old. Mclean, Va. Ell. 3439.
sHELITE PUPPIES tmin colliesS tr.
color; Axe; : weeks; Vienna 12-J-
IL. OGDEN MILLER. Oakton. Va.
FREE-Kittens ta,; must give away
or have destroyed. Call after 8. DU.
BARGAIN-4 puppies, pure-bred
German Shepherd, father. imported
from Germany, unusually beautiful
and intelligent for any kind OF
training; Perfect as seeing eye dog.
BEAGLE PUPs, s wks. old, Axe reg,
champion blood line, wonderful pets
or field dogs; female. $40; males,
Gaithersburg 569-J. -22
BOXER, young, Sir Dandie, son of in
.ernational champion. Hi Dandie OF
Sirrah Crest; likes children: un.
happy in apt. Call DI. 1853 after
BEAGLE PUPS, Axe reg: $50 each
log Fairmont ST., fremont Gardens
BOXER SSE SH6iT;Es PUPPIEs. 3 mos. old. AKc
ears cropped. etc. For one who can
appreciate and afford an elegant
boxer we have a male at S125, q
female at $3.50. Can be seen al
4112 Ingomar st. NV. Phone WO
COCKER SPANIEL. black. male. Z
mos. old, thoroughbred. Call ia
PUPPIES. dogs, cocker, Dalmatian
spitz, terrier, shepherd, etc. fol
adoption. 81. 600 after 6.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES
Axe. reg. Real show prospects
Come see them II looking for show
DOGS Also have beautiful female
| yr. old, Reasonable.
| Ef,PAW KENNELS
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended.
TIE. 2430. OV. 1851.
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WAR SURPLUS
shovels. 81: Mattocks Picks. 81:
Dig Bars. $3.50: Gas Cans. 50
Axes, Wedges. Rope
10000 Other Good Bargains
2h13 NJ ST NV Elk 26I7


WASHERS, used. recond.; guar. Also
new. No down payment years
to pay. p. o. SMITH, s. q S.. 1874
H st. ne, Ii. 3-2545.
WASHERS. DRYERS AND IRONERS.
Warehouse sale. Almost all makes
and sizes. Must sell. Extra large
sayings. No reasonable offer will be
refused Open Mon. through Sat.
9 til 9. SILVER SPRING GAS Ss
EhEcTRIS lnf sIEdSs Co. e44 Wayne ave-
WASHER. late model. Easy Spin
drier: being serviced: will deliver
direct: excel. cond. ia. 1895.
WASHERS. dryers, ironers; l5-2OT
OF regular list prices. All famous
RADIO Co. 400 lIth st. NV
Phore D1 400.
WASHERS, brand new; de luxe, 2-tub
spinner; REQUIRES no plumbing. AS
low as
500
With old washer. no money down.
Pay 81 % week Choose from Easy.
ABC, Whirlpool, Bendix. Thor. IRON
PETE HILL BUILDING SUPPLY CO
944 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring
JU. S-S039. Open 8 TIL 8.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEI-one
room. kit. and bath: completely
shower; S5 20 81 per day for !. or
2 people; full hotel services; no time
limit 800 goth st H.w.. Ma 6426
finsd fisoI; rentieman: Excel. si; transp. 50. IL.
4ii Z. CAPPITooI sT.Gs bedrms.. iv.
rm., kit. bath. Ii S-977e. -22
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LAFAYETTE
HOTEL
10th and Eye SITS. NV.
SUMMER RATES
SINGLE, $24 WEEKLY
DOUBLE. $50 WEEKLY
DI. 421O
CONN. AND KALORAMA RID.
LONGCOPE GUESTHOUSE

S/4N4N. xA4ND xA6A1IN)xGfaMk1 I'LL.
LONGCOPE GUESTHOUSE
Sgle. and dble. rooms, maid service.
202l Kalorama rd., HO. S676. --25
COLORED-ROOM for couple or 2
men: all privileges. CAN after 6 pm.
COLORED-LARGE elaborate front
room. single or double. MI. 4037.
COLoREp-sGLE. AND DELE. rm.
for ladies; twin beds; mr.. 18th Sc.
carline; privileges. TU. 5265. 23s
End FL, 3rd FL, So, $40;
smpi9ysd en- 0aS1 couple or single person.
CoIoRED. 439 X N.w.-sineie and
Sognn dog6le rms. ms ,,t;,s Feas. rates orn f9rn. or
COL. Man Nan for single rm.; privileges.
FRONT ROOM,
twin beds, next to bath: suit. for
ecple. or 2 men; some privils. .AD.
cOLoRED-l714 YOU ST. NV;
large front room. kitchen: privileges.
Employed couple. Call North S716
C9LoREI; LARGE ROOM. 223
coLoRED-A ROOM for rent for q
gentleman. 17la Corcoran st. NV.
OLORED-FR0NT ROOM. twin
beds; for employed men. 14th and
Meridian pl. NV, TU. 3S4S, -2l
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ry. RCA, 16-in. console; S125. WO.
1898. -22
and poplar timber;
am interested in receiving offer from
some one who can use the small logs
as well as the large ones. Am clear
ing 100 acres. LEO J. ROCCA. 43OI
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1000.
TIRES, white walls and black walls
all sizes: new. recaps, used; ST up.
h%Sp Wh9leSsle oI,1 and ressi1 sado ,;u; ;J9,MAG G
hwy, miles south Of Alexandria.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

up; new 1861 Westinghouse. liberal
discount or trade; no dn. payments.
REFRIGERATORS f2). Norges, g IT,.
f1ne appearance and cond. $65 ca.
RSEaFFRsiiGtSEHRiAToR. Hotpoint Hotpoint s-cu..fs.
1850 models, 4 trays; has had ex:
cfIs,Ssy; cs ss6s; tOF Es ssee asS s-ssss sSts
REFRIGERATOR, coldspot s.s Gu.
#; 2 yrs. old; excel. cond; $115.
REFRIGERATORS. Ranges. Washers.
warehouse sale. Brand-new models,
almost all makes and sizes. Must
sell. Extra-large SAVINGS. No reason
able offer will be refused. Open
SPRING GAS & ELECTRIC CO.. 944
Wayne ave. JU. S-s03s. -21
Eddee I'D. excel: ff0lesnSat. eona slSs g. Fl ph Me-
2161. Ext. III between s and z
REFRIGERATOR. large: 2 large
chairs: All in good condition. Phone
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s25;
ing town. 1921 Sth st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS, new, used, SIS up.
Easy credit, nothing down; lge. stock.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th, MA. S952.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, in new
c@l cSnd;; a;,9s 20 Gu, IT, 2 dr. SO ssss5.
REFRiGERAToR, gas. apt. size, coed
condition. $40. OW Q42S
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Mo- and N. Capitol, immediate oc-
cupancy; nicely furn., 4-large-rm.
apt; new mod. bldg; $102.35; utils.
included; adults. GE. $3.50. q
COLORED-32I7 WARDER ST. NV.
2-rm apt. with kit, share bath.
Conv, transp. RA. SS9S after $50
cohoRED-4see R ST. NE
bsmt. rms; cple, share kit. and
ceoaHt66RED-GEoRGM eat6 AVE. AND
KENYON ST. rms. and kit. base
ment apt: 14th and Fairmont. 10
Seaton pl. .nr. 1st and T sts, NV:
] rm. and kit; no fee. Apply JONES
REALTY CO, 2217 14th st. NV.
DU. O656. 10 to z pm.
AND UPSHUR NV.
Two l-rm. apts.. semikit., bath.
refgr. ME. 1892. Ewes. TU. 2080.
APT.-Furn.. near
carline. Will accept l school aged
child. Call after 4:30. Ii. 4-432l.
%
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ROOMS FuRN.-N.E. tcont.l

40 1lth ST.. Me-. Apt. 4. Very nice
front rm. for sleeping for / or 2
people. Also single rm. for 1. Conv.
to carline. Very clean and quiet
home: TR: 642S.. -22
Ii. 1882. -22
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TAKOMA PARK

S502 Greenwood ave. half block past
Flower ave. on Pinev Branch rd
close to Silver Spring.
l bedroom, living room dinctte.
Kitchen. bath. Extra large airy
rooms. picture windows. modern
nreproof bldg. One block from large
complete shoDpinR center movies
and bus
$3.50. all utilities included. I'm.
mediate occupancy
Call MR. KIRSON. RA. 7l09 Res.
Mgr. on premises. S5ln Greenwood
ave. Ant 13
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POULTRY, RABBITS 8 EGGS

N. II. RED BABY CHICKS, special
dred: S42.50 for 500. Jersey giants
all pullets. .$15 per hundred. White
pekin ducklings,. So per doz. Emden
Goslings, 4 weeks old, $2.25 each.
WA. 1545. Md. Permit No. 124.
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WESLEY HALL,

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled. re.
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu. S50-S6O. 1929 2lst
st. NV. HU. 1924,
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms, some with
private bath. American plan. excel
meals: home atmosphere. HO 1866
SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; elev.. switchboard. 1925
18th st. NV, DU. 1866. 90
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COUNTRY BOARD

MOTHERS CARE, given to children
in modern country home; Sl2.5O
weekly. Manassas 348-J.
WANT CHILDREN. age ~ to board
on large farm home near Falls
Church. Daleview 901S. -22
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COLoRED-1 LARGE STUDIO RIM.
nicely furn.; running water, stove.
rrefsrj quiet giri;, $3.50 wk; Column
COLORED-NEAR I4th AND PARK
RD., 1923 Holmead pl. NV; rm.
with refgr.. stove; $12. 'TU. 4164.
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STEEL

STEEL
NEW-NEW
Reinforcing rods. %. "a. g and a
6x6 and SxS beams, in 4O-foot
lengths. All the above items will
be cut to size; 3x4 angles, in all
USED-USED
Large stock of used beams and angle
iron. in. all sizes. Buy now while
our stock is complete
ACE WRECKING co.
1902 Minnesota Ave. NE.
LU. 4-050O.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

NOT A SCRATCH - Blond dining
room suite: table, 4 chairs. buffet,
china closet; like new, $500. LO.
$3.50. Sat. and Sunday. al
cost S379 one year ago, used once
weekly by older couple. A STEAL.
Lo. $3.50, Sat. and sunday. al
cn. IT,, just recond.
Perfect. leaving town. $42.5O. Ap-
ply MIR. SINGER. 1416 goth st.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

WANTED-Furnished housekeepins
room for refined widow In D. C.
Call AP. 1895 after 9 pm. zoe
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1924 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Second a., rm. and kitchen, gas stove,
refgr., closet, near bath. Child OK.
ira large rm., 4 windows, large
closet. modern gas stove, refgr.
near bath. Child OK. SIS per Wk.
AD. 1881. ask for Mrs. Dyer.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS. PAN. Leaders. Trench.
ing machine FOR footings. EQUIP.
MENT RENTAL CO. OF. 1858
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND URNITuRE CO.. 622 p st.
NV. MA. 4O94.
CHAIN SAWS, Is in, elec.. $40 per
day; 24-in. gas. $12 per day. Rates
incl. delivery. RENTAL TOOLS &
EQUIP. CO., SH. 6SSI.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
DOWNTOWN
CHILLUM MANOR

Bedrm., liv rm., dinette, kit, tile
bath with shower; air cond.; in mod.
switchboard apt. bldg; $105. Apply
1417 N st. NV -2l
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steel,

STEEL
We have al kinds Of miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams. reinforcing
steel cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKMG co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177
Evening star., 1952-06-20

STEN0TYPE. late model; recondi-
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 l4th st.
sTENOTYPE MACHINE, peri. cond.,
new model; S75. Cali JOAN BELL,
after b, WO. S464. 30
STORE FIXTURES, made to order,
suitable for ladies' or mems shop;
hanging cases, display cases. 2 dble.
millinery vanity tables with mirrors,
Singer power sewing machine, 4
drawer National Cash Reg, mani
kins, etc. AS an entirety or separ-
ately. 301 North Glebe rd., Arling-
ton, Va. IA. 2-206S. 80
STOvE-Glenwood combination; coal
and gas. yrs. old. Also 4-burner
stove, yrs. old; home freezer; IS
Gu. it., 4 yrs. old; Bendix, 4 yrs. old.
KE. 3-6617. -22
STUDIO COUCH. new, best quality,
custom slip cover; inner spring. $50.
TABLE Abb E isoud walnut ofnce). sxs,
excel. cond.; moving, must sacrifice
Dl. 5633 or iii. Press Bldg. 22s
TARPAULINS, EX. 1914
Ala 3rd st. NV.
TELEVIsION, Emerson 17-in. con-
sole, perfect. cond.. completely re-
conditioned. $3.50. WO. 1858. -22
17-in. table model
Bendix with stand. Excel. cond.
HO. 2050. -26
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1882 WIS. AVE. NV.
10Th ST. NV.

One bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette, kitchen
and bath; elev. bldg: secretarial
service; S135 per month, immed.
occupancy. Call BOSS & PHELPS,
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

WARDMAN PARK HOTEL AREA.
room on porch, southern exposure:
by renned, permanent business man.
ReaS. BOX 26O.Z, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. wood and steel, SO and up;
file cabinets chairs tables. book
cases. lockers. steel shelving, $35.-
1tn,s stocK new and HSed once igr
from RFC. Large national organi-
cation: free delivery. free parking
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO..
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LADY, 70 snare cool
attr., NV. apt. with another; owr
QUIET LADY, to share
apt. with another; NV. section. Cal
after $50 PM, HO. 1850.
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$50 T ST. NV.
Modern elevator bldg. with sun deck;
efficiency apt: $3.50: bedrm.,
S110. Call AID. 1918 between 12 and
4 or HO. 92RQ for an amt.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIOTTES

ANTIQUES
Furniture, bric- a-brac, china. glass
ware; Oriental art objects. jewelry,
rugs. silverWare, paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY, ia. 1898.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Moving into new quarters. Must
dispose of 80 inch and AZ inch gray
desks. Chairs, 5; K & E 36x60
drafting board and stand. Reference
table. 3 96x96-inch white metal
Venetian blinds. Also Bruning No.
only oT1ef yr Appiy nnE rsSs'0pef fsSs ri ;t nSed
RE. 23SS; RE. 1925. go
Evening star., 1952-06-20

shopping center.
dren. Reas.. in
care. SH. 61S4
2-BEDRM. APT.
Naval HOSPITAL
Adj. to Sligo Par
1st. Sl25 mo.
OIL. 3100. 8 to 8
SH. S022 before
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SILvERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china: glassware and bric-a-
HOUSE OF GIFTs. 1888 wis. ave.
dinning room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving. storage,
ia. 1887; after p.m., GE. 1416.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-04

ness meeting conducted by Mrs.
Charles Strauss, president, Rev.
Jonathan Edwards, of Kitzmiller,
spoke on Things for Which We
Can BE Thankful He pointed out
chat our religious heritage is the
most valuable element Of our
American culture, and expressed
the hope that we would continue
in the faith Of our fathers. The
homes, schools and churches are
responsible for transmitting this
heritage to youth, he said.
Refreshments were served in the
new cafeteria. Mrs. Ethel Seibert,
cafeteria manager, and Mrs. Leila
Spcicher, assistant, demonstrated
the techniques used in serving hot
lunches. They were commended for
the sanitation record maintained in
this cafeteria. \ record low bac-
terra count was registered i'm the
test made last Tuesday. according
to Olonzo p. Fike, sanitation Of
ficer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-04

program and development Of rural
leadership through All club work.
The County Agents report told
in detail the progress made with
various farm crops, corn, oats, le-
gumes, vegetables, and made re-
ports on the test plots completed
this summer.
Eight different varieties were
used in an oats testing plot in the
county this year, but results are
not yet known.
An alfalfa variety trial demon
stration was also established this
year on the farm Of Dorsey Guard,
to secure variety performances on
county basis. Seven varieties
were used. The demonstration will
continue for at least three years.
Cooperation with the growth Of
vegetable production in the county
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-04

was given by the Extension ser
vice. A growers cooperative pro
duced and marketed 24 cars of
cauliflower from 50 acres and
shipped 1900 crates by truck. The
total Of 14,Il6 crates this year
showed an increase Of 1l,32S crates
over last year.
Also $4,000 bushels Of kale and
5000 bushels of spinach were
marketed. The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad cooperated in this en-
deavor.
Forty-seven All club members
also grew gardens this year as a
project
Potato Work Stopped
Mr.. Carter reported all work
done with potatoes on the DeBerry
farm has been discontinued In the
future the Vocational Agricultural
department Of the Northern High
School will have local charge of
work and projects under direction
of the University of Maryland. The
school planted different varieties
for increase of seed source this
year.
He described the dairy industry
as continuing to improve, with two
dairy herd improvement associa-
tons being maintained. At present
one-third Of all dairy cows are bred
artificially; 48 are enrolled in the
county dairy calf club. The beef
cattle program is gradually chang
ing from a feeder steers program
to feeder calf program. Poultry
production is gradually increasing,
egg production remaining about the
same but broiler business increas-
ing. Approximately 1880 turkeys
were raised in the county this year.
Almost 300 boys are enrolled in
All club work which is under the
direction of James McHenIY, as
sistant county agent. The program
is being conducted on the county,
local and individual level
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-04
STEYER

\ Thanksgiving dinner was held
at the White Church Grange Hal
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Steyer, of Fresno, Calf. Relatives
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Steyer and family, of Davis; Mr.
and Mrs. Lester White and fam
lily, Of Mt. Lake; Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Shillingburg and son, Lee;
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Styeor, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Steyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Junior Steyer and son, all OF
Steyer; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Foley
and son, OF German; Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Livingston and family, OF
White Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Flynn, OF
Brunswick, Md, and Mrs. Charlie,
Barnes, Of Boonshoro Md, arrived
Sunday to spend the week with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Tucker.
Nj. c. j. Burton, Clarksburg, j.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Tuck
or.
Clyde Tucker who spent las
week in University Hospital, Bal
timore, is now back at Hagers
town i'm the Washington County
Hospital convaleScing.
Nr. and Mrs. VIII Steycr left
Saturday for their home i'm Fresno
Calf. after spending a few month.
here visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. Robert SchroYer anC
daughter, Linda, Of Friendsville
spent last Monday visiting Mrs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-04
Program of Work

The 1852 program of work
among the homemakers clubs in
cluded clothing, family life, foods
and nutrition, home furnishings
home management, culture. This
program was managed by Miss
Ethel Grove, home demonstration
agent. Work will be continued on
all these topics in 1858.
There nave been / ; Homemakers'
clubs with membership of 321
and Is girls All clubs with a
membership Of PIC.
During December the Home
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BLAINE FRIEND STOCK YARD
Accident. Nd.


Market report for December l..
Horses: LILO to 800 cwt.
Steers: Good to choice, 24.G0 to
25.4O cwt.; medium to good, 2100
to $3.50 cwt.; common to medium,
1928 to 1850 cwt.
Heifers: Good to choice, 1900 to
23.O0 cwt.; medium to good, 1900
to 1880 cwt.; common to medium,
1900 to l4.25 cwt.
Cows: 6.10 to 1890 cwt.
Bulls: 1925 to 1900 cwt.
Veals: No good or choice veals
available; medium to good, 22.50
to 29.00 cwt.; common to medium,
1900 to 2100 cwt.; Gull veal, 1850
down.
Hogs: 100 to 22.5O cwt.
Sows: 1900 to 1910 cwt.
Pigs: $50 to 1925 head.
Lambs: 22.75 to 24.00 cwt.
Heavy hens: pc to 2312c lb.
Heavy broilers: 25c to 81 Zee h..
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E. S. EVANS STOCK YARD
Terra Alta w. Va.

Terra Alta, w. Va.
Market report for November 20.
Calves: Medium to good, 1900
to 36.25; common, 100 to 29.00.
Steers: 1870 to 24.S0; steer
calves, 1925 to 21.75.
Heifers: 1890 to 1860; heifel
calves, 1880 to 1880.
Cows: 7.25 to 11.90.
Cows by the head, 1880 to
1890
Bulls: 14.25 to 1890; bull calves,
hoo to 1880.
Hogs: 1875 to 1850.
Sows: 1915 to 1850.
Pigs: 200 to 11.50.
Lambs: $50 to 1925.
Bucks, head: 1900 to 1900.
Horses: 1.70 to $50.
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Accident PIT. A. Hears
Rev. Jonathan Edwards

The Accident Elementary PIT.
A. met November "a i'm the school
auditorium. Following a short bust
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PAGE SEVEN

The attendance banner was
awarded to Mrs. Brown, whose
class had the highest percentage Of
parents present.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

The fighting in Korea is spora-
die now-most of the combat
news is devoted TO what the cor
respondents love to call local
action" or patrol activity" and
which sounds. from 5000 miles
away. TO be some sort of maneu-
yer with live ammunition. Yet
the soldier whose platoon has
been ordered to probe a few
hundred yards of Communist ter
ritoEY feels as though the whole
war is taking place around him.
for a bullet is as lethal when
fired during a routine patrol as
during a pitched battle between
armies. And as Jewish GIs in the
American Armed Forces mark in
a brief moment Of peace the ad-
vent Of another Jewish year. the
question Of who shall live and
who shall die" becomes one Of
intense and continuing personal
interest.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
BRUNSWICK; GEORGIA
THE POLITICAL POT IS BOILING: THE MYTH Of
THE JEWISH VOTE AND SCRAMBLE FOR
JEWISH VOTES

Those who. like Lessing Rosen-
wald and his American Council
for Judaism. would grant Jews
the first right but deny them the
second. pervert the meaning of
Americanism."
Actually, there is no such thing
as a Jewish vote" In every
community, there are Jews who
are affiliated with Democrats and
Jews who are active in the Re-
publican party. But when basic
principle is involved, such as pre-
ferring a candidate who favors
liberal immigration or FEPC, or
candidates who are friendly to
Israel, Jews are hardly to be
blamed for seeking protection for
the >downtrodden or for kinsmen
who are in dire need.