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HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp tcons. }

422l BRooKFIELD DR., Kensington.
mo. Key Oe at 422a Bro srookfieid dr.; r.;
after 6 pm. Ii. 3-3625. IL
SILVER SPRING-New 3-bedrm. brick
semidet I,aes homes with Ssmt sl&5 per
MOOR AGENCY, INC. sH. 6555:
NEAR RocKvILLE-s-rm. house.
Rent only $125. RA. 1l01. RE.
CHEVERLY, MD.-Two-story brick
beet; Sss I;;oi SIP q. mo; a, j osErDENsfiNNSSSR'
heat; nr Queens Chapel and Ager
AVAILABLE SEPT. Near Walter
Reed; 3 bedrms.. semidet.. equipped
rm n D6TasF 6yas rY sis5 lv mo a% ssRa WihsoR e3H
THREE TMi e iBsGgDRMs.; sg large fenced Yard;
quiet neighborhood, mr.. transp. and
ys,feS stSfef' avail as Sept; pte5a j s13o. l2l9 N.
4 bedrms. and bath. Large yard:
REALTY Co. aE. esoa. AA- aMi5
SEVEN CORNERS, VA.-S-bedroom
rambler, carport: lge. wooded lot;
sashsE washable dspss' ssDs l. sIaC s9aS dS
SILVER SPRING-Two-bedrm. brick
Colonial home, bsmt.; nice yard;
near school; Sl25; 81. 1862. IL
ALExANDRIA-Hollin Hills. 10 mi.
bsdr D. C. New t,1sd c9ntemporary house
dishwasher. disposal. washing ma
chine and pass-through bar; lge.
liv. rm., study. with built in book
cases; completely draped; attic fan,
ia gas IL heat large iandscaped wooded
division. Occupancy Immediately.
One-year lease S1S5 rer month.
Call King 9-0441. -17
31s BEDRMS.; gar: h.-w.h.: S105;
schools and stores; use of pond: 10
miles. D: c. in Oakton. Ask Opera
tor for Vienna 156-W-2. -17
corner lot; 8 mos. old; fully equip.
kit. incl. dishwasher: full bsmt..
gas heat; schools and shop. nearby;
70 MINIS. to Pentagon: $3.50. JE.
new ss-BEDRM. brick semidet.; It's gas
Gregory Estates, Seat Pleasant, 500
800 So s. sRD ri itsTe. ST.. ARLNs WI bearm:., GDn
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. bath: lge.
yaEs WEsLE9 sfFefRss sUeH%a P1Sih Hsns E sl12 HIS
HEIGHTS, Rosslyn. Va,
near Key Bridge; broom semidet.
modern brick; oil a.-c. heat: shady.
%Sar S31I locatlSRi s M;pg,oS S1o0; o.. Phone Pc
300 8. srd ST.. ARL1rwo bedrns..
j. yaFS %EsiEY SfEssnsf sucaasAN PGlsh rfa Ne is
1914 SANFORD RD., Silver Spring,
Md; well-located suburban brick
rambler: 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette,
kit. and bath; full bsmt.; conv. to
transp; and shopping: sl5o mo.
M; \ PAuL PAU HhNNAN. aG 732 18th st.
HGSTrNGreNWNr. ajSii MG No: Alex: e:bedgm. Mag
500 per mo. TIE. 1865. IL
IO5 PIMMIT DR.. Falls Church; new
3-bedrm. rambler; liv.-din. rrn.. tile
ideal for children; immed. occu-
pancy: 25 Minis. downtown: S125
mo, Owner will build additional
FIVE MILES FALLS CHURCH. on
Leesburg pike; 2-bedrm. rambler:
paneled living rm. with fireplace;
automatic washer; S10O mo. Falls
Church 6923. IL
l VT. old; rent. S110 per mo-; avail
able Sept. g. One block from New
Berkshire dr., Chillum. Md. III
DET. BRICK HOUSE. at Harvard.
west of 1eth -st-Four bedrms.. 2j
baths on 2nd "A. Spacious living rm
lge dining rm kit breakfast Dook
finished bsmt. front and back
porcheS. garage, garden. gas h-w.h.
Shown by appt. only. WO. S102.
liz
5059 SARGENT ROAD NE.
s rooms, bath, powder room, full
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HOUSES SALE-N.W. (cont.)

OPEN 4 TO 8 until sold. 1888 Ingra-
ham st. NV. S-room row brick: i'm
maculate condition. large back yard.
garage. Price reduced to S14.750;
easy, terms; Exclusive with CHAP
1ST 1EIi NJ; NJ Hilton. After 8 pm: can
HAVE A VERY DESIRABLE 6-rm.,
bath. auto. heat. 2O-ft. brick: 81 800
down, reas. terms. Call GE. 0179.
HOUSE e apts, FOR
$4,000. sT. s544 after s Pm.
PL.-Attractive semide-
tached 3-bedrm. brick home. Ia
eREf9sB gil sHhRfaER Hsfs!Iss' isEn' sE sc
NEAR IA 'rR'' r AND s1st.: west of Conn.
ave;;,-3vacant. Excel. older homes
In this area. Six very large rms.
ns~t nsR eond street srlssa satraaee: To Sell All
BLOCK IoH FROM ROCK CREEK PARK.
on Irving ST.; lge. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
home, ideal for renting rooms.
flne piece Of property at market
I. PHILLIPS. Wo. 1900. til pm.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-OCCUPANT,
new-house cond. six rms, semidet
brk. on Tuckerman ST.; built-in gar.
gas INV h.: Conv. to all public and
parochial schools, shop. dist, play
ground and express bus. $13, $50.
RA. 6245. -1T
SALE BY OWNER-5521 Kansas ave.
n:w.-8-rm. house. newly decorated
tiled bath, kit. and breakfast nook;
h.-w.h.; 9 refgrs. Equip. with avn
ings. storm windows and doors.
Conven. location. CE. 0922. -17
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK, 10
yrs. old; only $4,000 down. Real
BARGAIN! Attractive 3-bedrm. row
f4ont hT9E heme rear porcbss baeywoSd oSa,r baths
rec. rm., firepl.. step-up din. rm., liv.
rm.. firepl. w. CLIFFORD SHERT-
ZER. RE. o201. 81. TT47,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
$39,5O0
CRESTWOOD

3eautiful Colonial brick in new house
condition. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths
living room and fireplace with en-.
trance to large screened porch, din.
ing room, elaborate Kitchen anC
pantry, large den and powder room
large attic with space for 2 bed
rooms and bath, full, daylight
basement with fireplace, oil hot.
water heat and full bath; lot So,
15S, beautifully planted. An excel
lent home location and environment
Call Mr.. Strip. evenings. EN-. 1882
BETHEL
1915 K st. NV. DI. 300
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New Hampshire Estates
New, Semidetached Ramblers
3 Bedrms., Daylight BSmt.
$125 Per Month on Lease
Occupancy Sept. 1: close to schools
and all conveniences.
POLINGER COMPANY
JU S-S733, JU. 7-SS09; Sat. and
Sun. JU. 7-7466. -17
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EsTAB. BUSINESS AND LOCATION
WASHING MACHINE AND APPLI-
ANCES Suburban Md.-D. Good
lease; 2 apis. Il rentedD; display
room with front window; completely
equipped shop; main highway; in
dustrial and residential area. Draft
and family reasons make sale nee
eSsary. 1880 takes all. OWNER.
Box lie Star 30
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9Th AND ASPEN ST.

9Th AND ASPEN ST.
An ideal location for children. Close
to school and recreation area; =
room. 2-bath home on lot 165-ft.
deep. Call MR.. BRENNEMAN. ia.
S765.
KIRKs REALTY CO.. REALTORS.
Ho. o77s OIL. 2so6
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BRIGHTWOOD

This IL truly o good buy! A row
fqdn srGt pdfsh a0Re ofTiaF
1st f.. den. full bsmt gas h.-w.h.,
detached garage. Call MR.. WOZ-
MAX. CO. S545.
KIRKs REALTY CO.. REALTORS
Ho. 677s OIL. 2s06
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcont.)
WOODBRIDGE, NE.
DET-S1 250 DOWN

6-rm.. 2-bath brick-tex home fea-
turing liv.. rm.,. din. rm.. bedrm.,
bath on 1st A.; bedrm., dinette, kit.
bath on End A.; full bsmt.; oil heat;
concrete front pch.: 50x100 lot with
add. lot avail; quick poss.; owner
leaving country; UNTIL 8 PM.
CALL ME. 5400.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Realtors
1415 K st. NV ME- R4O0|
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AGENT AT SAMPLE HOME
GIG SWEETBRIAR DIR.
1880 Daily and Sunday
XII. 8-6140, TIE. 1868

Follow o. 8. 1 approx. Q
miles south of Alex, turn left at
rd. to property; or, follow Mt. Yer
non blvd. q of a mile south OF
Hunting Towers, turn right on Belle
Haven ave-, left on Fort Hunt I'd.
to- Belleview blvd. and right to
subdivision. tFollow signS.)
Monroe Development Corp.
1874 M. Kings hwy, Jefferson Manor,
g. Alexandria. Va. XII. S-6I4O. 30
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DRY CLEANING BUSINESS
With equipment and two
outlets s@f aick FSe. ssis ts2ms bottom WaS RFioe
derful opportunity for un-
usually high profits for some
one who is willing to spend the
time necessary to operate this
business: Call Mr.. Fussell.
ia. 5-6S00; eyes,. FA. 7140.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
2O55 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6SOO.
MOTOR COURT - COLORED - Be.
tween Washington and Baltimore
Id modern units; coffee shop. Great
sacrifice. Box Q-E, Star. 17s
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
CIEVEI,AND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
located In the best section of Cleve-
land Park this handsome Tyr. -old
brick colonial with 2-car garage
mas been completely customized to
give you the maximum in comfort
able living. There are 3 large
bedrooms. walk-in closets and 2
contains large living room, dining
room. kitchen. powder room and
most comfortable slounge room OPEN
ing TO patio beautifully designed
for summer entertaining. Possession
EDW. F. FRY. INC.
OIL. 5212. eyes,. DE. 5O76
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COLORED = 1925 NASH ST. NE,
Chapel Oaks - Beautiful suburban
area; 3-room basement apt, COM
pletely private. with baths; avail. 10
MR.. FUouA, s pm. to 10 pm. ali
day Saturday. 16e
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

F FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA-The Der.
rect home; has positively everything
home-owner could wish for; must
see to appreciate the finer appoint.
ments' and only S1s,900. HI. 5777.
HILLCREST-Fine quality, det. brick
Colonial; heavy slate roof. Six rms,
baths. recr. rm.. concrete screened
heat; choice wooded lot in this
splendid location. Price includes
wall-to-wall carpeting and Bendix
washer: should sell immediately at
S25,750. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI,
l4l1: evenings, call LO. 4-7444.
Mr. BOILING AIR FIELD-Loyely
2-bedrm. brick home; spacious liv.
decorafsS dm mSdel n5v f fssF s 6o6 5m; a,, newly
blks. from transp. SMITH REALTY,
WA. 1894. AP. O1OO.
CONv. BOLLING-ANDREWS FIELD
8 bedrms.; on busiine. Si4S50;
terms. OWNER, 10. 3-6SS9. -l6
4 rooms with bath and
garage; lot 120x100: plenty of trees
and flowers. with large garden space;
is min. from downtown; lovely
P9PprN P9ps 1or E,6g small ~ family. Owner.
ASSUME LARGE GI LOAN on this
near Boiling Field. Naval Air Ns sts.
tion and Andrews Field. Owner
transferred and must sell. Includes
full bSmt..- gas a.-c. heat, and lovely
HANDICAPPED lot. Monthly payments
OF $3.50 include taxes and in
surance. Reas: cash will handle. Cali
hb;a MT; Lypeh; Whot5M.YS Re, 1855; ewes; DE.
Roalfnpe r0o O0tt, et
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5059 SARGENT ROAD NE.
g. rooms. bath. powder room, full
on lease.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
COMPLETELY REDECORATED-2
bedroom brick, in Alexandria. Stairs
to attic. Available Immediately.
S115.
4-bedroom older home In Falls
Church. . baths $3.50.
JOSEPH W. SEAY CO.
Exclusive Realtor. FA. $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

COLORED - SHEPHERD ST: near
13th-Large row brick home in this
sought-after location; unusually
fine condition: liv. rm.. din. rm.. den
and kit; 3 bedrms,, bath, End a.;
Law; gas h.-w.h.; deep rear yard;
gar; good for home and income. Mr..
70 Watts. OR. 5761 ewes. With DRURY
Re REaLTY aI CORE. MI; 1909; aM42;, 1IS sT
seea6s for spss RtSou. RTlSo O Changes
Recr. bsmt. with bar. 2-car gar;
shrubbery; excel. home for dentist
or physician. Very .reas. priced.
terms for a quick sale. Call Ho.
s59fa.' AsF snd for sysz MR. fIsHEs ens Sun III a.
ST, near 14th.
Small down payment: made into 2
complete separate apts; Move right
coIoREb-BEiMoNr 80 s6: Ian1 ST. NV, mr..
Meridian Hill Park, a 2O-ft., 3-story
brick home OIL! Of 10 rms; ~ With th 8 bed
clear. Asking price. 1850. Reas-
pm. ARLiE L. Johnston REALTY
co2oEEbth ssl3 aayinsiFon 81. NV. 81 nx Lovely
bedrm. brick home in northwest's
finest section; gas h.-w.h.; full
bsmt.; front porch; spotless cond.
Call BLITz & CO., MA. 6397.
COLORED-sEMIDET. BRICK
7th ST., NEAR UPSHUR
Newly decorated; 6 rooms and bath,
hoored attic; gas hot-water heat.
Mr.. Segal, RA. 4139.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
VACANT
$1,000 DOWN
Colored-2200 blk. 1st st. n.w.-S
rms: bath, full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.
SURETY REALTY CO.. 1881 N st.
nn.Ts AID; O531; SUM-. eyes,. Ii.
COLORED-N.W. APARTMENTS
$3.50 DN., $45 MO. AND UP
VACANT! VACANT!
23OO blk. N. st. n.w.-5 rms, bath.
sep. gas, elec.
100 blk. Sth st. n.w.-3 rms, bath,
sep. gas. cleo. h.-w.h. (radiators).
M. 7th and N sts. n.w.-3 rms. bath.
1900 Biz. z st. s.e.-4 rms. bath.
sep: cleo. h:-w.h. (radiatorsJ.
SURETY REALTY CO.. 1881 N st.
NV, Adams 0531; Sun. -eves. Ii.
3-I295, FA. O259. III
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
Near Conn. and Military Rd.
Five bedrooms. 21a baths, garage.
gas INV. heat, living room with
fireplace. large dining room, all.
electric kitchen; excellent condition
throughout. Reasonable down paw
ment. VIM: H. SAUNDERS CO.
INC. DI. 1015; ewes, DE. 511s.
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7 ROOMS 2 BATHS

@301 o III 11k1
Lovely. row brick home, with liv. rm.,
dln. rm., kit. and den on 1st A.; s
bedrms.,. 2 baths on End n; full
bSmt. with rec. rm., concrete front
and rear porches; gas h.-w.h. This
is a most unusual home. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Has combi-
nation screen and storm windows
and doors throughout the house.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors
2304 Calvert st. NV. DE, 5777
sos N. Capitol st. MA. 5000
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Brand-New
Semidetached Brick Homes
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-e PM.
THREE BEDROOMS, dining
rm., complete modern kitchen
with 8-ft. GE refgr., full bsmt.
and many other special fea.
tures. Only S115 per mo. 1900
block Sargent I'd. ne. Direc-
tions: Turn north OF Michigan
ave; on 18th st. Gust beyond
Catholic. u to Emerson ST..
then right to open sign.
(Sample house. 5000 Sargent
rd.)
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1895 DI. 1895
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HIIJ,CRFST-SIoSOG

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 20 Pm.
Prewar construction, sound as a dol.
lar de:. brick on quiet, residential
street. Six good-size, well-arranged
rooms; substantial concrete -fioored
side porch, full bsmt. with toilet, gas
heat. This is q home your family
will enjoy. Owner moving to Florida.
Call Mr.. Pitt, LII. l-0453. TO
REACH: Out Penna. ave. sc. to
Alabama ave. right to 26th St., left
on Both ST. to Austin st., left to No.
3637 Austin st. Sc.
ADELBERT W. LEE
3211 Penna. Ave. Sc. VI. 1000
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PRE-SHOWING
CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBLERS
SHEPHERD PARK
1901 14th ST. NV.
ChrySler Aforementioned
WESTINGHOUSE
ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHEN
S Large Bedrooms
With Walk-in Closets.
Some Cedar Lined
5 BEAUTIFUL BATHS
COLORED FIXTURES. TILE
GLASS ENCLOSED
DE LUKE 29-FT. CLUB
RECREATION ROOM
With parouet flooring, fireplace,
maids room. bath, 2-car garage.
PRICE-$69,5O 500
OPEN DAILY. NOON TIL DARK
SHAPIRO SALES, INC.
REALTORS
* sxH1Bff hSSf aoME a6 E'w PHONE NJ Ns a5b7 a557
nETA TIYTn DnTCT[ MO0 80
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN-Colcniai
det.; six delightful rms. bsmt., brick
home on nice shaded lot in Brad
bury Village. Md; . yrs. old; beau
tiful cond. Assume GI lean of $40
500 and A. interest. Real buy at
REALTY Co. RE. 331o
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NICHOLS AVE.--S10.75O

With a low down payment, you can
puy this row-brick home, with 2
bedrms. and bath on 2nd A.; Ist a.,
front porch, liv. rm..- din rm.,
kIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
no. o77s OIL. 2s0o
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
MIR. Balls Believing

A Washington lawyer - Mr.
George Ball-national director OF
the Volunteers for Stevenson Com
mittee-has been believing al
over the place about the awful
iniquity Of the Eisenhower man.
ayers in trying to arrange a blan-
kct television-ladio program fol
the last two weeks of the cam.
paign. The a@itated Mr.. Ball has
appealed to the Federal Commune
cations Commission to protect the
poor Democrats from this sort OF
publicity blackout. The commits
sion refused to act on his appeal
Concerning the Ball allegations
the Republicans say three things
~ that Mr. Bali vastly eXagger-
ates their plans; (2) they would
like very much to acquire the ain
monopoly Of which he speaks but
they Just have not got anything
like the $2,000,000 which he claims
it would cost; 60 quite obviously
the Democrats would like to do eN-
actly what Mir. Ball now so voci-
ferously claims Republicans plan
to do. In addition, there is q fourth
point to which Mr.. Balls violent
protests seem to call attention
and which the Democrats do not
like to debate and Of which they
consistently avoid to mention.
This is what the United States
News and World Report calls "thc
multimillion dollar business of
planting ideas about everything
from corn borers to COMMUNISTS
conducted by the Government in
Washington, consistently used to
promote Administration policies,
eulogize its accomplishments and
cover up its mistakes. This gigan-
tic governmental propaganda ma
chine originated some sixteen
years ago when the Federal Gov
eminent began to develop from a
small agency dealing with such
things as comman defense and in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30

Quoted campaigns for irrigation
and electric projects; the Federal
Security Agency has campaigned
for Federal compulsory health
program, otherwise known as
specialized medicine" the Agrieul-
ture Department consistently at
tempts to sell the Brannan farm
plan, and the State Department,
among other things, has developed
an elaborate setup to convince the
public that Formosa is not impor-
tant TO American defense"
So far as the general public is
concerned there seem two vital
things it should understand about
this extremely costly and unprece-
IDENTIFY large Government Informal
ton and propaganda operation.
First, it is completely Administra-
tion-made and controlled. Its pri-
mary purpose is to keep the Ad-
ministration in power and thus
perpetuata itself. Second, the
S10O,O0O,oO0 and more which it
costs to man and run it comes
directly out of the Treasury. Every
dollar of it is taxpayers money.
No part of it is paid by any
political committee or private per
son. 1t all comes out of the tax
payers pockets, though it is large
ly used for partisan purposes.
Quite clearly, in the present cam
paign it is of help to the Steven
son-Sparkman ticket which must
run on the Truman record. Con-
sidering the facts, Mr.. Balls bel
lowing about the wicked Republi-
cans who, he says, are planning
to "blitz" the Democratic side by
pre-empting the radio and tele-
vision audiences i'm the final days
of the campaign becomes more
than little comic. Even if Mr.
Ball is right, at least the Repub-
Leans would be using their own
money. Compared with this stu
pendous Democratic propaganda
expenditure of the public funds,
the Nixon and Stevenson funds"
seem peanuts, indeed. A scathing
report was made three years ago
on the propaganda nature Of this
extraordinary governmental ma
chine by the House Committee
on Expenditures by the Executive
Departments. But nothing was
done about it except to increase
the number OF publicity agents on
the pay roll.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
| SEE BY THE DATLIES

Britain and colonies are ship
ping increasing quantities of tin
and rubber to Soviet Russia.
China was getting neither rubber
or tin from Britain directly.
Deterioration of big city public
school systems is a threat to the
Foundation Of democratic idea" a
Baltimore school anniversary audi
ence was told.
Maryland Press association voted
to act for passage of statewide
law providing that governing
bodies of political subdivisions
hold their deliberations in public.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30


ternatlonaI trade etc, into a huge
anonymous, unwieldy organization
touching the lives OF every citizen
ana Spehdlli@ from 94o'oVo'VVV'Ooo
20 9oo'ooo'ooo'o0o ''ii'u"iiS'
There are some 2'9oo editorial
ana information workers on the
Government payrollS. 10 TINS must
be added 1000 press agents and
publicity experts employed IN the
Economic cooperation Admins
tratlon ana the voice OF America
Nor does TINS include the thousands
IN the Government Printing OF
fee which produces l49 different
periodical publications for the Vall-
Gus departments OF Government.
Nor does 1t include the countless
publicity agents IN the Pentagon
and attached to numerous boards,
bureaus and commissions. Alto
gether 1t Is an immense army
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
BY FRANK r. KENT

oyright by The Baltimore sun and re-
nted in The Republican by permission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-30
% Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week


TWenty-nine marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday at noon from the
office Of Richard l.. Davis, clerk OF
the Circuit court, bringing the
total for October thus far to IFS.
Four licenses issued were marked
don't publish"
Junior Dale Salisbury, 26, miner,
and Kathern Fay Smithley, 2I
both near Point Marion, Pa.
Earl Edward Mccullough, %,
laborer, Uniontown, Pa, and
Dorothy Elaine Bartko, l8, Fair
chance, Pa.
Ernest Dale Summers, 20 (par-
ent's CONSENT, clerk, and Ida
Myrlene Morris, 20, both Morgan
town, W. Va.
Richard Irwin Roth, p, inspec-
tor, Mt. Pleasant, Pa, and Alice
Faye Crum, II parents consenD,
Southwest, Pa.
Hayward Elden Sommerville, 80.
supervisor, and Henrietta kath-
eryn Ambrose, II, Clmksburg, W.
Va.
Margio Mattioli, 81, laborer, and
Josephine Rose Caroline, "a, both
Cardale, Pa.
James Paul Huggins, Al, la
borer, and Ruth Madeline King,
"a, both Ellington, W. Va.
Ernest Theodore Ruckle, %,
Star City, w. Va, and Norma June
Cordray, %, Morgantown, w. Va.
Lee Junior Lipscomb, p, pani-
tor, and Helena Grace Ford, II
parents consenD both Hope
mont, w. Va.
Charles Herbert Stages, 10
parents consens), laborer, and
Anna Marie Nirts, Is, both near
Keyser, W. Va.
Bill George Golden, 21, sales
man, Mona, W. Va, and Rosemary
Rochelle Hinlle, 10, near Maids
vile, W. Va.
Carl Edward Wade, 81, laborer,
and Alcesta Bell Brownfeld, %,
both near Smithfeld, Pa.
Francis Edward Ferlin, %,
bookkeeper, Smithfeld, Pa, and
Patricia Ann Fordyce, Is (parent's
consent, Oliphant Furnace, Pa.
Robert Norman Pase, u, U. s.
Navy, Thomas, ". Va, and Pearl
Faye Simmons, Is, Parsons, W.
Va.
Tommy Jonas Meyers, p, farm
er. Markleton, Pa, and Mary Lou
Whsing, 20, Hanedsville. Pa.
Oris Harry Markley, 80, retired,
near Mogadore, Ohio, and Susan
Alma Michael, II, Morgantown,
W. Va.
Michael Chanko, %, picker,
Donora, Pa, and Mary Amelia
Horvath, 81, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jack Allison Rankin, %, steel
worker, Rimcrsburg. Pa, and
Doris June Adams, 20, Function,
W. Va.
Clayton Denver Nicholson, 10
(parent's consent, miner and Ed
y
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Prs-eharsed, b VI
shipped dry D.. Poeked
in O fuefoFY-Seoled con-
fainer il stuys Of top
strength until acid is
added.
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ma Marie Jones, -, both near Dill
liner, Pa.
Jonas Emroy Umble, A., laborer,
and Stella Childs, %, both near
UniontoWu. Pa.
Clifford J, Harris, 20 (parent's
consenD, surveyor, Clarksburg,
W. Va. and Carol Jean Ilildreth,
ms. Wyatt, W. VA.
Dclbei Emery potson, %, T..
S. Ah Force, Toll Gate, W. Va,
and Patricia Sue Doal, 10, VIII
bur, w. Va.
Lawrence Mason Lake. %. sales
man, Wolf Summit, W. Va, and
Eva Mae Champ, p, Clarksburg,
W. Va.
Henry scarcolle, 28. miner,
Jean Kelley, -, Fairmont, W. Va.
Howard Junior Fletcher, 40,
miner, and Josephine Marie Troye,
33, both Warrington, W. Va.
Licenses Recently Issued
Curtis Hoover Wolfe. %, Bruce
ton Mills, W. Va, and Thelma Mae
Sepse, 10, Brandonville, W. Va.
Joseph Henry Beiler. 27, woods
man, and Eleanor Marie Spiker,
I11 (parout's consenD, both Grants
vile.
Ivan Vincent. Al, miner, and
Josephine Alma Vincent, "a, both
Booth, W. Va. (related as former
husband and wife).
Jack Dempsey Stard, 20, (par-
ent's consent, woodsman, and
Beatrice Arlene Nowers, II, (par-
ent's consenu, both Mill Run, Pa.
Frank Dimasi. 81, miner, and
Maria Rocco, IS, both Morgan
town, W. Va.
Robert Dale Woods, %, me-
chanic, Dellslow, w. Va, and Del
Ia Mae Rufiner, 10, Sabraton, W.
Va.
Donald Lee Brewer, 20 parents
consenU. trucker. independence,
/ w. Va, and Eleanor Marie Sinner
al, II, parents consent), Reeds
vile, w. Va.
Thomas Clifford Milliron, 81,
machinist, near Fairview, w. Va,
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and Eta Lea Brookover, 10,
Mooresville, W. Va.
Willie Edward Didawick, 30,
woodsman, Mt. Storm, w. Va, and
Viola Lee keplinger, 10, keyse,
W. Va
Robert Phillips Cook, 90, Cpar-
ent's CONSENT, partsman, and
Betty June Flanagan, II (parent's
consent, both Morgantown, W.
Va,
Charles Garfield kimmel, -, re-
tired, Ridgeway, Ohio, and Mil
bred Ann Maust, 50, Lakewood, 0.
John Louis Rauscher, p, L. s.
Army, Grafton, w. Va. and Mil
dred LaRue Neal, 10, Philippi, W,
Va.
Norman Earl Nicholson, 20,
(parents consenD, brakeman, and
Shirley Jane Jennings, Is (par-
ent's CONSENT, both Connellsville,
Pa.
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! SEE BY The DAILEES

Seafood packers along Chesa-
peake were told that "oyster in
dustry in Maryland is a sick in
dustry."
Eighteen U, N. delegations OPP
posed ban on Chinese reds but
U. S. motion not to admit COM
munists won approval.
Forest, brush and grass fires
ravaged ten states as clear, dry
weather continued.