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MASON HALL

1920 Mt. Vernon Memorial Blvd.
Alexandria, Virginia
New and lovely MASON HALL over.
looks the beautiful Potomac only Z
short minutes from downtown
Washington.
Efficiency Apis.
1-Bedroom Apis.
2-Bedroom Apis.
Some furnished units available:
decorated and furnished by Johr
Wannamaker Of New York. Elevator
service.
Carpeted halls. Free parking.
Desk service. Bus service.
Master TV Ant. sun decks.
Automatic laundry, Kitchen fans.
Attractive lobby. UTILITIES furn.
Cow. to shopping. dining, theater
Rental Once on Premises.
Daily and Sunday. 8 A.M.-1O PM.
TELEPHONE OVERLOOK 27oA
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VIENNA VA

3 bedrms, 2 baths; excellent coun-
try location on 10 acres; nice view
paved road; fruit trees; GARDEN
equipped kit. Furn. or unfurn. $3.50
mo.
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 600
902 SLIGO AVE. SILVER SPRING
This conv., liveable home has q
lovely inclosed -yd., 2-car garage, 4
bedrms., LIST fir; bath, library, 2
porches. Not new house but one
built for a family. See it today.
WALKER & dunlop, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222.
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PARK-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Chesapeake ST.; lust 2 blocks west Of
Conn: ave.-Wil rent July. l., 1852,
with gear garage; 6 rooms, 2 baths,
: bedrms.: beautiful furniture; house
IN excellent condition Rent, S275
month. Shown by appointment only.
East ass Sheyy Chase, D. C., near Rock
rooms, 2 baths g bedrooms; a fine
nome in a neighborhood of other
nne MONIES; newly decorated through.
out; we'll furnished; rent. 500
month. Shown by appointment only.
IhoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
z3S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. ia
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POOKS HILL
BETHESDA

WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Large living room. dinette,
one bedroom, kitchen and
bath NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $125
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,
$242.5 so
Large living room, dinette, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
$267. so
Also Q Few Furnished Apartments
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NEAR "a PENNA. AVE, and within the
DiStrlot; Sc; modern :3rd-storv
apt; with attractive outlook in ;
and schcoi st hus line. near shops
space. 2 bedrooms. Kitchen and hath
cconcreted space for car, play room
Ior children. locker and laundry IA
cc11itieS: price -S11,5OO. Cali Mrs.
per1llat, go; 5l65 or here. LOUIS
Ma oI1iDsHsMAAER. 1T19 K st. NV.
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NEAR PR. GEO.
COUNTRY CLUB

Lovely furn. brick rambler. liv. nm.
bedfmS. and bath. complete Kit.
with, auto. washer; gas heat ex-
pandable. attic. floored and insu-
lated: spinet-size piano; large-screen
TV set: wall-to-wall carpeting;
years lease or longer at Sl25 per
mo-: ADULTS pref.
CLYDE R. ADAMS, REALTOR
b440 Annapolis Rd. UN. Il43
Open Ewes. til 9 PM.
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| APARTMENTS UNFURhlsHEp

COLORED-1st FLOOR in pvt. res,
near 1st and r NV; 3 rms, kit,
share bath; $50; utils. incl. DU.
374S. liz
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FALLS CHURCH, RAMBLER
'WI suIuIp-SuIAII s5IsI "sulpsq ssIuL
comb, firepl., 2 baths, de luxe equip.
kit, Dashboard h.-w.h., garage, large
lot, SlS5 CHI, 5l24 -16
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1918 4th ST. NE, Apt. 3OI-Living
rn., bedrm., dinerte, kit, bath;
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC,
1920 K ct. NV, Elk. 1911.
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Mr.. BAILEYs CRossRoADs-Beau-
tifully decorated, nicely located; g.
bedrm. brick rambler. large base
ment; available July 10. $3.50.
VIRGINIA FOREST-Two bedrms,
really attractive; avail. July 8. $l35.
RAVENWOOD - Four bedrooms 2
baths: everything for comfort, incl,
gear garage, fireplace in master
bedroom. S215.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 1890
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities, three elevators, car.
peted corridors. delivery service, two
large parking areas; storage space
on each noor; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises,
Tv ATHENA AVAILABLE
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FALLS CHIIRCH

Bel Air section. New bungalows. Q
bedrms., large liv. rm., firepl., bath,
equip. kit. Dashboard h.-w.h.; S110
CHI 5104 Id
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, ,410s 18th ST. NV.
9 rms. bath, modern kit AT. 7O43.
CHEVY. CHASE-5211 Conn. ave NV:
Lge.. 4-bedrm., l h-bath brick home
Rec. rm.. lovely yard, Diet. Gear
garage: Avail. at once. Rent. $3.50
or THos: D: WALSH. INC.
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Brand-NeW
Standardized Brick Home

Semidetached Brick Home
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-6 Pm
THREE BEDRMS., din,
nm, complete modern kit.
with SIT. GE refgr., full
bsmt., and many other special
features. Only S1I5 per mo.
5000 block Of Sergeant I'd.
and 18th st. ne. Directions:
Turn north of Michigan ave.
on 18th st. Gust beyond
Catholic w. to Emerson St,
then right to open sign.
STEUART BROS, INC.
ST. 1896 DI. 1896
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
Excel. 4-bedrm., 2-bath home, excep-
tional recr. rm., lge. liv. rm.. garage;
$3.50 mo. to right party. ST, 1900,
JAMES l., DIXON ~ CO
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ANACOSTTA


A lovely 6-rm. semi-det. house. verv
nicely furnished. Must see to ap-
preciate. Ii. 7-4413 or Ii. 6-7353,
TWO-STORY HOME; 4 bedrooms, 2
paths. gear gar, k-acre land
nome completely furn., incl. grand
piano: rental. $500 mo-; loo. lust
across D. c. line on Conn. ave. NV.
CAL Mrs. Grant, CO. 6246.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
FURNISHED HOME, now occupied by
dlplomat: avail. after July i; close
70 Wardmsn Park Hotel. schools
cali Mrs. Upp. sH. O335. ''
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
UPTOWN OFFICE
1908 Wis. Ave. OR 6TIE
OPEN TIL. PM
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COLORED

= 3I4 EAST CAPITOL
Apt. 24-B-1 room, kit. and bath;
no down payment; $50 month. To
inspect see janitor then come to
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JUST

The home you probably need for
large liv.. and dining rms. other
features incl. rec. rm, front and
rear porches. Only S135 per mo.
home at 800 Missouri ave. NV. To
inspect call SHANNON g. LUCHS
%. 1905 II st. NV. MA. 2345.
GLOVER PARK-N.W.
Brick, 8 rooms and bath. built-in
garage. Convenient to schools,
sonable rent. For appointment, call
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
736 18th St. NV. DI. $3.50. -16
CHEVY CHASE. d @
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

NEW YORK CITY, 10th floor; COO
apt; In elevator bldg: 4 rms. ano
bath. ia. 2-5441. lib
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GEORGETOWN
1888 Canal I'd. n.w.-5 rms, ~
pans: nreplaces; garage; roof
garden overlooking river and canal;
beautiful garden; gas h.-w.h. HO.
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CHEVY CHASE. Md.

OdEVY CHASE, MD.
1903 Leland st.; close to shopping
and transp.; Diet. frame on large
;ot; liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, den, 3
bedrms. and bath on LIST A.; lge. bed
rm. and bath on End A.; new gas
heating unit; Gear garage; televi-
sion; $500 (rent ceiling). WI. 2468.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Gracious
home, 2 master bedrms., 2 maids
rms. baths; June 15-Sept. Is and
possibly longer; $3.50 mo. NO. 217S.
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FOR .LEASE-Beautifully furn. white
brick house on Reno I'd. NV. Four
bedrms., 2 baths, hall, liv. rm., din.
nm. kit, screened porch, patio and
Gear garage. House furn. by In
terror decorator. Large lawn, beau
tiful PAINTINGS. Cow. to shoppins
area and busline Immed. occu-
pancy, 1915 per mo. OWNER will
show by appt. EN-. S796. lis
ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm.. az baths
completely furn. house, avail. June
IL to Aug. rs; $500 mo. IA. 2-9776
CHI. CHI. D. C.-Through Sept; begin
any time; spac., airy: 4 bedrms;; 3
din. rm., mod. kit. extra bedrm. and
bath. Din; and sleep porches;
utils., maintenance and gen. cleaning
incl; $500 mo. Wo. 1851 or DU.
FOXHALL VILLAGE bedrms.. 8
baths, maids rm. and bath; ready
for immed. occ. for 4 mos. with
1st refusal for year. DORoTHY
MURPHY, CO. 0706.
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Rockville. Nd. SS5 mo. HUI. 1854
SOUTH ARLINGTON, 2124 8. coiam.
bus st. Just the home to catch your
good neighborhood. Rent only S135
gg e. mo;s ayail , lyme c211,,. Cal SHl
1905 H street NV. MA. 2345.
ARLINGTON-Excellent, convenient
location. beautiful 3-bedrm. home,
tmIm ne poss. Call Monday. ia.
$3.50 EASTERN AVE. N.E.-5-qGm.
brick. detached. Adults. Vacant.
s.RM. BRicK sEMi hbH: 3 be aL1g;
5 closets. tiled bath. equipped kit,
full bSmt., available about June IS.
Phone LII. 1-1440.
ALEXANDRIA-Two-bedroom brick.
shopping center and Belle Haven.
S125 mo. TIE. 91O3.
3-BEDROOM HOUSE. Kensinetor
area, now vacant; can rent with op-
ton to buy: rental, Sl10; OIL. 1857
NORTHWEST REALTY CO. -Ig
MODERN BRICK COLONIAL In fine
section Bethesda: spacious liv. rm.
hrepl., full din. fn., lge. equipped
kit. 8 bedrms., Ia baths, full bsmt.
garage, nice yard; S165. PERRY
HAY CO.. 81. 6242.
6205. 18th. ST.. N.W.-s rooms. oil
heat, lust redecorated; $3.50 mo
JOE CURTO REALTY. 1876 q st.
Ne, FIR. 1900. -1b
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$50 Rhode Island ave. NE rms,
kit. and bath; S75.
2424 18th st. NV rms, kit. and
bath. S75.
JOSEPH z. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 1890
-1Y
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-10-30
Crow Agency

MI. and Mrs. Dave Pease left
Friday morning for Fort Wash
axle, Wyo., where they visited
their son, John, and family.
They also visited in Powell
where another son and his fam
lily reside.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrea CHICO
are parents of a son, Anthony
Wynn, born October 20.
Patricia Price spent the week
end visiting friends in Sher-
idan.
A son was born to Maxine
Big Medicine October %.
A pie social was neld at the
Church of God Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Powers
attended the homecoming fes-
tivities at the University of
wyoming at Laramie Saturday.
A son was born October %
to Ella White Clay.
County Republican Central
THREE Democrat administra-
tionS. Three wars. Think it over.
- Pd. Pol. Adv. by Big Horn
Com. &l
The recreation room of the
Baptist church will be the
meeting place of all witches
and COLLINS on Halloween night
at 7:3O. Various organizations
and individuals are cooperating
to put on a Halloween jam
boree and movies for all the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-10-30

ior choir are Phyllis jefferson,
Ida Mae Falls Down, Sylvia
Bravo, Givendolyn Old Elk,
NelliS MoccaSin Top, Minnie
Little Light, Deanna Deer Nose,
Janice Denny, Judy Zettle, Es-
peranga Costello, Wilma Howe,
Eleanor Plenty Hoops, Arleen
Wilson, Veda Moccasin Top,
Victoria Yarlott, Linda Yarlott,
Sue Mclaughlin, Marlene Frost,
Beulah. Knows the Gun, and
Verna Knows the Gun. Mrs. S.
P. Louk is choir director and
Janice Denny and Deanna
Deer Nose are accompanies.
Sunday dinner guests at the
S. P. Louk home were MI and
Mrs. Don Lamb and family,
Mrs. Nettie Lamb of Reed Point
and MIR. and Mrs. Warren ALL
red.
SCHOOL NOTES
The eight graders enjoyed a
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-10-30

youngsters in the community.
A Republican Rally was held
in Crow Agency Wednesday
night. I. L. Dehnert, chairman
of the Big Horn County Repub-
lican central committee, intro
duced local candidates for Of
flee. The speaker, Wesley A.
D'Ewart, was introduced by
Bert w. Kronmiller. Robert
Yellowtail. executive secretary
of the Crow Tribal Council,
spoke on political issues re-
garding Indian welfare.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert NORM
and boys drove to Sheridan on
business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Lippert
and Barbara left Wednesday
for a trip to Lennon, S. D.,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Lippert and daughter. The
LippertSreturned home Sunday
night.
Governor John w. Bonner
spoke at a Democratic Rally
held in Crow Agency Sunday
afternoon. State and county
Democratic candidates were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Mauro, left
Sunday to visit Mrs. Mauro's
brother and mother in Conrad.
The Philathea and Baraca
classes of the Baptist church
entertained the junior choir
members with a dinner and
party after choir practice Tues
day night. Members of the jun
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Hudin Tribune.Herald, Thursday. October 80. 1878

#NGf#AM &E&r ~.r@ ~ lGFs @GES
field trip to Hardin Wednesday
afternoon, where they attended
the Red Lodge-Hardin football
game. Lee Baker was in charge.
School was colsed on Thurs
day and Friday while most of
the teachers attended the an
nual M. E. A. Convention in
Billings.
--- III
REPORTS FOR DUTY
Phillip j. Zier, seaman, USN,
son of MI. and Mrs. David Zier
of Hardin, recently reported
for duty at the U. S. naval
station, Tongue Point, Astoria,
Ore.
Zier entered the naval serV-.
ice in June, 1852, and received
recruit training at the training
center in San Diego, Cal. Be-
fore entering the Navy, Zier at
tended Hardin high school.
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Locul Men Attend
MIA Conference

II. e. Gray and Charles e.
Sweeney, both Of Hardin, re-
presented Big Horn County
National Farm Loan association
at a two-day conference of rep
resentatives in Spokane. Wash,
on Oct. % and "a, NJ. B. Yates,
Secretary-treasurer of the local
association, has announced.
The Spokane meeting brought
together representatives from
each of IS associations in
Idaho, Montana, Oregon and
Washington.
James r. Isleib, land bank
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-10-30
CONFERENCES SLATED

Six district conferences will
be held in the state early in
November for leaders of Mon
tana All clubs, Paul J. Moore,
state club leader at Montana
State college, has announced.
The first conference will be
held at Plentywood November 6
and 7. Other conferences on
the schedule are as follows:
Fort Benton, November 10 and
II; Roman, November 10 and
IL; Townsend, November IA and
Is; Bozeman, November IA and
Is; and Miles City, November
Il and IS.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-10-30

commissioner, washington, d.
c., addressed the delegates,
and Howard Hechtner, Guide
sac, Idaho. chairman Of the
18th district NFIA advisory
committee, was in charge Of
the conference.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-10-30

Ocean City Reel and Line
coAsT-To-coAST
Plastic Creel
HARDIN HARDWARE
Gold Filled Watch Band
BYLUND JEWELRY
Red Wing Hunting Boots
ROY CHAMBERS
gift. Bamboo Fly Rod
BIG HORN DRUG
BiIlfold
Kicker DRUG
1 Case Beer
LOBBY LOUNGE
Wool Hunting Shirt
vAUGHN-RAGsDALE
$500 in Merchandise
BEN FRANKLIN STORE
Land n Lakes Jacket
wooDwARDS
Tapered Fly Line
MISSION INN
S. Grocery Order
SAWYERS STORE
Case of Beer
BIG HORN INN
Case of R. P. NJ. Motor Oil
KALBERG OIL co.
Figley Fly Book and 6 Flies
SToCKMAN BAR & CAFE
5 Boxes Shotgun Shells
BIG HORN IMPLEMENT co.
Glass Casting Rod
CANDLES STORE
Case of Castle
MoRISSETTE'S, INC.
Samson Card Table
SoLAZZTS, INC.
Case of PenzoiI
HARDIN AUTO CO.
II lb. Ham
HARDIN MEAT MKT.
Case of Mobil Oil r
BROWNS MoBIL OIL co..
II Year Locker Rent Il
BIG HORN CREAMERY
MANY MORE PRIZES TO BE
GIVEN - List of Donors
Published Next Week ]
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WV mCdl 1tShClS " AWaIQSJ
CECIL ROSS (ELDER CAFE)
Flash Light
COOP FILLING STATION
$500 Meal Ticket
CLUB CAFE
T-Bone Dinners for Two
LOBBY CAFE
Steak Dinners for Two
PASTIME CAFE
Five Haircuts
o. K. BARBER SHOP
I Buck (Silver)
BROWNS BARBER SHOP
I Heel Job
scHAcK's SHOE REPAIR
one-Year Subscription
HARDIN TRIBUNE-HERALD
$1.OO Bottle Hair Lotion
OLSON BARBER SHOP
$500 Meal Ticket
CHUCK WAGON CAFE
One Cake
HARDIN BAKERY
1 Gal. Zerex Antifreeze
CENTRAL GARAGE
$1,000 Cleaning Service
LEAVITT'S CLEANERS
zeal. Prestone
RUDY's MOTOR SALES
One Grease Job
RUDY'S MOTOR SALES
$1,000 Credit Voucher
HARDIN ELECTRIC
Electric Drill, Grinder and Buffer Set
BIG HORN GARAGE
Pen, Pencil and Lighter Set
GEORGES ECONOMY SHOP
$3.50 Phono Needle and Brush Set
BoWLER,S RADIO. SERVICE ri.
1 Gal. Prestono 49,. A..
stanley TRACTOR CO. 4
MANY MORE PRIZES TO BE
GIVEN - List of Donors
Published Next Week
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Buttons, drops, clusters, hoops
and a wealth of other flattering
styles both tailored and dresSy!
Perfectly plain designs in gold
and silver color metal :. simu-
lated pearls and fake rhine
stones and colored stones solid
ly set in metal!
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Glittering rhinestones set in
gold color or rhodium finish
metal! Necklaces, pins, brace
lets and elaborated baguette
tear-drop earrings! Many may
be matched in sets.
Gtreet Egoc, .Uo oshinOton end
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Women's
81 to s. BELTS
$l.OO

Narrow and wide, tai
lored and fancy styles
in both leather and
fine fabrics! Many
handsome one-of-a-
kind styles In the
group!
Street Floor-Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Tiny, lacy-stitch construction
prevents annoying, costly runs.
Full-faShioned with narrow
heels, fine seams, smart dull
appearance. Medium taupe and
neutral beige. Sizes 8h to II.
Street Washington and
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Sl.3e NYLoN
TRlcoT Briefs
88c

Full cut Hollywood
briefs with elastic leg
bands. Made Of long
wearing 30-denier ny
lon. Tearose and white.
Sizes 5 to Z.
Street Floor-Wastington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Mems, Wonen's
25e-39c Hunkies
6 TO, $l.OO

Women'S Colorful
printed cottons with
hand-rolled and seal
loped hens. Mems fine
white cottons, many
with initials. Buy now
for gifts!
Street Floor-Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-11-10

Shorties, novelty slipons and
classic slipons of fine double
woven cotton. Some hand
sewn, many with full PIX
seams. White, black, navy,
wheat. Sizes 6 to 71a in group.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Hundreds Of
Metal Compoets
OA~

Gold or silver color
round and square CON-
pacts, many with floral
enamel tops. Also plain
and two-tone styles!
Fluffy puffs included.
Street Floor-Washington
and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-11-10
s9.95 Foot Flair"
and "FaShona"
Shoes, Special =.
'6.99 >.

Known everywhere for their quality and
fashion styling, these shoes are values at
their regular price! At savings Of almost
$500 pair, they're truly important buys
you can't afford to miss. Sling, trimmed
and plain pumps, ankle and instep sandals,
in black, navy or brown suede with high
and cuban heels. to 9, AAA to B in group.
Fourth Washington; Street F1oor-Arlinston
Evening star., 1952-11-10

One day! Tuesday only our important
special purchase Of popular top handle bags
in wonderful assortment of genuine
feathers, rayon failles and calf or fancy
grain plastics! These look many times their
modest price q. 50 nice, in fact, you'll want
some extras for Christmas giving. Black,
red, navy, brown and green.
Street Floor-Washington and Arlington
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17
Suggestions Made
For Operation Of
Golf Course Here

Possibilities of operating the Oak
land Golf course for this year were
reviewed by interested golfers with
the Mayor and Town Council at a
special meeting on Monday night.
The most logical of three plans
was submitted by the group present
with Robert w. Lohr as spokesman,
who advanced the plan to lease the
golf course to a non-profit corpora
ton. organized by interested golfers
in the area, and to be operated by a
board of directors, selected by the
stockholders and a committee APP
pointed by the Board.
Lohr pointed out that this would
assure all profits remaining for the
Improvement of the golf course and
club house and relieve the Mayor and
Town Council of responsibility Of OPP
Grafton of the same.
The group plans to sell shares OF
stock to produce Il working capital
and organize in the near future. A re-
port on the progress of the plan will
be made to the City Council on Feb
ruary II. Interested golfers present
were Rcaford Purbaugh, James Lus-
by, Robert Ruckert, Robert Lohr, Rob
crt Nichols, Robert Forshey and Dr..
II. r. Gibson.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17
Officers and Directors Donkey Basketball
Are Selected By Banks Game Scheduled

Officers and directors of the four
banks in the county were elected at
annual meetings of stockholders last
week. There were no changes in the
personnel.
First National, Oakland
The First National Bank named
six directors, A. d. Naylor, f. Ray
Jones, Alva G. Gortner, Cecil Smith,
Ralph Pritts and George X. Littman.
Officers A. D. Naylor, president; +.
Ray Jones, vice-president; Cecil
Smith, cashier; George X. Littman,
assistant cashier.
Garrett National Bank
Directors William r. Offutt, II.
G. Riggs, Stuart F. Hamill. Lester c.
Yutzy, Arthur Naylor, Floyd B.
Leighton, j. Edward Helbig.
Officers: W. R. Ouffutt, president;
H. c. Riggs, vice-president and
cashier; Lester c. Yutzy, vice prcsi-
dent; John NJ. Jarboe, assistant
cashier; Julius B. Littman, assistant
cashier
First State, Grantsville
Luther Hotf, assistant cashier.
Directors-D n. r. Davis. c. o.
Bender, Frank Spoerlein, f. r. Jones;
J. A. Beachy, Harvey Gortner, Viii
liam Winterberg, John Lichlitcr, Jr.
Joseph f. Fahey and Cleman Folk.
Officers: Dr.. n. r. Davis, president;
William Wmterberg, vico-presidentt
Joseph f. Fahey, cashier; Luther
Hofr, assistant cashier.
First National, Friendsville
Directors -H j. Black, Ernest N
Friend, K. f. Guard, W. }. Glenn, h
O. Mccullough, A. K. Custer, L. j
Warthen, Prcntiss II. Porter.
Officers: II. J. Black, president; r.
+. Guard, vice-president; Prcntiss II
Porter, cashier
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17
Accepts Deed
To Visit Schools

DR.. r. f. Cromwell, state super
visor of high schools, was visiting the
schools of the county on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Today at 2 o'clock he will conduct
a meeting Of all high school teachers
at Oakland High School. The topic
will deal with reading in the high
schools.
At the same time it was announced
by r. Bowen Hardesty, county
superintendent of schools, that Miss
Mac Graham, state supervisor of
school libraries, will conduct a meet
ing of all elementary teachers at the
Ruth Enlow Library in Oakland. The
topic will deal with selecting books
for school libraries, both fiction and
reference.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-17
To Give 3rd Concert

The third Joint piano and voice con
cert by NJ Sgt George f. Kirby, Oak
land rccruitcr, and tenor soloist; and
Mrs. Ann Fisher Corner pianist,
Cumberland, is in the making, it has
been announced.
It is to be presented on the eve Of
armed forces day, ON Friday, May Is,
in Oakland High school auditorium.
A special cantata, Ballad for
Americans" will be given as finale
to the concert, with aid of the Oak
land High school glcc club.
The concert will be sponsored and
conducted by the L. S. Army and Air
Force Recruiting service. All proceeds,
by donation, will be contributed u the
Oakland High School band uniform
fund.