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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

1 BEDROOM, DINING AREA - s
minis. to. Boiling Field. "a block to
express bus and new shopping CEN
tsri practically new; mo. paymts.,
S66.91 incl. utils. 10 3-592S.
FINEST COOPERATIVE BUILDING
very desirable apartment, living
room. dining room. 2 bedrooms,
pF Path; oe11 11mmsdiats ne possession Sal Gall
CAPITOL HILL-Two-rm.. kit. and
bath apt. completely redecorated and
located across the street from Su-
preme Court Bldg. An unusual OPP
portunity for those desiring this
location. Price 500. terms. Please
HAMPSHIRE GARDENs-First offer
3-bedrm. apis. in this highly sue
cessful COOP. development. Also in.
clrded are foyer. large liv. rm;,
s" p1ee ase ony osTS Please soraSf es
Mr.. Gavin. with H. G. SMITHY CO.
ST. 1900. res. MI. 5O04.
2 BEDRM. bath apt. with 3rd floor
front location In modern 3-year-old
bldg. Foyer: 22-ft. liv. rm.. din.
space. stainless steel kit. Excellent
location. bordering Rock Creek Park
and close to extensive shopping and
trans. Very fairly priced at S17. 500.
sMTTHY Co. ST. $500; res. MI.
riiIISSEN GARDENS. bedrms.. 1M
baths. large living rm.. dining rm..
modern kit. Good closet space. This
apt. is in excellent condition. Owner
leaving washington. Call week days.
J. NELSON HUGHES. OR. 1896.
lR. 18th AND FAIRMONT ST. NV.
In nice apt. bldg: l rm.. kit.
and bath; S62.o5 mo-. with very
small dn. pymt. Call GE. 3431 or
RA, 1851. 10 s..
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ARE You MOVING to California
or to some other western, state?
Daily service on household goods ss
M09TX EoRWARpING pGTass HHE NaaI0ps sTREEF 1887
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 01O4. UNION STORAGE
Co. INC. Established 1906l..
ROYALL TRANSFER-We will move
YOU. BY the Job or So per hour: 6
rooms as low as $40. DE. 8d36.
LIGHT HAULING and local moving;
free estimates. TU. 115o. Call after
MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
Ghort nctice calls. Hrly. or flat rates.
HILLS TRANSFER Co. AT. 9342.
WE'LL MOVE IT! Odds and ends;
trunks. pieces. refrigerators, pianos
or entire households. ST. 1717.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. Ia. 29S7; eyes,. GE. 1416. 10"
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COOP. APIS. SALE tcen.., ,
BTJST,TNE

1860 Clydesdale pl.. at Adams Mill
I'd. NV. mr.. Calvert. facing Rock
OPEN SUM-. 2-e Pm.
An unusually desirable apt. of liv.
rm.. bedrm.. dir, kit. and bath;
large closets: newly decor: immed.
occupancy: only Sc. $50; easy terms,
See Mr.. GRIMM, Apt. eos. or call
him. RE, 1887; ewes, Ell. 1896.
COL0RED-CALL US If you want to
be In your own cooperative apt.
500 and mo. payments as low as
rent. Immediate possession at set
tlement. In all areas of Washing
ton. Call at 1925 Vt. ave. NV, or
MA. S036, Sun. IL It'll 8, week
days . to z. Ill
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ApARrMENrs UNFURNIsHFp
THE ALDON
4701 BRADLEY BLVD.
pETHEQnA

~ BETHESDA ~
Lovely .brand-new apt. house in the
best location. only / blk. OF Wis.
ave. Occupancy Dec. Is. Large apis.
with loads Of closet space and other
ssssqsss' sss'5S and and s,iSsS HHsarm. ApSN sptS
WSSdxard WTEndifS Sids. IA. $40. E4Sm If i1S'
COLORED-2622 9Th ST N.E.-Two
furn.. S65 mo. no. 0S17. 10 :
COLORED-ONE ROOM. kitchen. pri-
yate bath for employed couple.
COLORED - 318 CONSTITUTION
Ava and frss Sa r9Sm ons atchsn fSo
children accepted. $50 mo. %
COLORED-243I ALA. AVE. Sc
Rent, $3.50: utilities not incl. See
janitor or B. F. SAUL CO., 925 18th
st. NV. MA. 2100. %
- 712 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.W.-One rm. and kit. clean
working cple.. no children. MI. 1854.
coLoRED-Two RMS. and kit. Use
Of oath. Also bsmt. apt. with pvt.
bath. Call after $50. III. 3-6901.
coLoRED-Two RMS. kit. and bath
n NA. ..ss@S ssss. TA Ia'I e$GS. $GS mo- NJ e 10
CoLoRED RMS. kit. and ssmi6ath:
pIiii pi. n.e sufn FL. '9c1 97sa.s sslsr iSis oven
COioREsD NEWLY RENOVATED
APT rms, kit. and bath; 2 pvt.
entrs.; conv. to transp. IL 3-4764.
CoLoRED-NEw a-BEpRM. at 4sth
and Jay SITS. ne. Excellent location
and living accommodations; half
basement for laundry and storage;
500 mo. Refgr.. heat and utilities
extra. CONNER g. RYON. INC,
RE, 3216 10
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 6646 32nd st.
White brick Colonial. Center hall
living rm.. dining rm.. kit. porch, 3
bedrms., very lge. den. 2M baths;
garage; oil heat. Now available.
in Chevy Chase and Bethesda, call
EDW H. JONES & CO., INC.
$500 Connecticut Ave. WI. 1900.
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1882 MONROE ST. NE.
Neatly and comfortably furnished
6 rms, bath. auto. heat. Ready for
occupancy. Mr.. Martufl. LA. 6-7S45.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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8 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
OPEN TODAY 2-6
THE FOLLOWING APIS. MAY BE
SEEN WEEKDAYS BY
APPOINTMENT:

ES4AN 1AEd1NA
THE BRoADMooR
Q lovely. apis. in this outstanding
apt. bldg. on Conn. ave. One con-
tains bedrm.. din. rrn., entr. hall,
kit. and bath. The other Is lee:
2-bedrm.. 2-bath apt; to be sold
furniture and equipment.
STUDIO HOME
For . mod. family that appreciates
an unusual yet very practical home.
2 bedrms. and bath, lge. studio nv.
rm. with firepl:. mod. KIT; with dish
ideal for rumpus fm., hobbies. etc.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
1923 LAN1ER PLACE NV.
Complete home with bedrms.,. 2
baths, hv. rm.. din: rm., KIT, pantry
and center-entr: hall. maids rm.
shoppin1 and transp. Reas. price
and monthly payments.
cAvANAUGH COURTS
Bright corner apt. with liy. rm.,
bedrm., entr. hall, kit. and bath,
in Q debt-free bldg, for only $4,000,
on reas. terms.
THE NEW PARKsIDE
. apts.. Of liv. rm.. bedrm., dinette.
kit. and bath. Unusually low operat-
ing cost, incl. gas and elec. Reas.
terms. Conv. to shops and transp.
60 N. Y. AVENUE NV.
D bedrms., liv. I'm, kit. and bath:
8 exp; fully air-conditioned. Only
$4,000. with $4,000 cash and excel.
terms.
EDMUND ]. FLYNN
lCc-op. Apt. Authority since 1920
9ldg. MA. 1856
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124 18th ST. NE.
Neatly and comfortably furnished;
living rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath: utili-
ties Included. See Sat. or sun.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, D1. 3S46.
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FOUR BEDROOMS, 2 baths, lovely
maids room and bath; well fur
niShed; deep freeze and TV; 2-car
garage; available now: 2 acres land
$3.50 month.
Romye Lamborn
Realtor Exclusive Agent
OF. $3.50 OF. S035
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aO7 E ST. s.E.

aO7 E ST. Sc.
Newly decor. furn. house, containing
Z rms, 2 kitchens, etc. Suit. for
SoSse hons usT for SnI income % ReSs rental
JESS FISHER 81 CO., INC, 1920
K st. NV, EX. I'LL.
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NEW BLDG.
PAIL goth ST. NV.

Rock Creek PIX. blk.
Conn. ave-; efficiency and / bedrm.
$3.50 up furn.. maid serv., free park
ing, utils., air cond. Open 81 pm.
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ARLINGTON-2-bedrm brick. corner
house; newly dec; conv. shops, bus.
etc. Vacant.
BEULAH GOSS-CH. 5682
COLORED-2422 r ST. N.W-2-bed-
rm. house. $40 per mo. MR..
BROWN. IA. 6916.
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MT. PLEASANT AREA
Six-room row brick house in desirable
NV. section; 3 bedrooms; slassed-in
porch. Close to schools and trans
portation. Sl35 per month.
THOS. j. FISHER e. CO.. INC.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50
10
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THE NEW
BRANDYWINE TERRACE
APARTMENTS

10 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS
SHOPPING. TRANSPORTATION. ETC.
.1-Bedrm. Apis. ---$82.50
] a-Bedrm. Apis, $3.50
2-Bedrm. Apis. ---$94.50
RENTALS INCLUDE
Gas, elec., heat, hot water,
parking, incinerators, ex-
haust fans, etc.
OCCUPANCY STARTING DEC. 1st
INeP. DAILY. SAT. AND SUN. 1-6
Directions: Gross South Capitol et.
bridge 70. Atlantic st. s.e.. left to 9th
Ct. right 70 Hrandywtne &C.. left
to apis,
ALLIANCE REALTY CO.
N. EAB4 N. b4bA
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VERY BEST NV. residen-
tial section. Just or Massa-
chusettS avenue. Fine detached
brick residence. 8 bedrooms,
3M baths, porch, oil hot-water
heat; fenced yard; 2-car
garage; 2-year lease, $325 per
month. Call Mrs. Kraft. DE.
0671 or RANDALL II.
HAGNER q CO.. DE. 5000.
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APARTMENTs UNFURNlshsb

WOODSIDE MANOR
SILVER SPRING
Immediate occupancy. Large 1-bedrm
apt only; parQuet floors, lge. clos.
cts; $3.50 incl. utilities.
CALL MGR, SH, 2123, 9-6
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
Brick house in excel. condition, with
patio and garden. Liv. rm... din.
baths and lavatory. Avail. 1mmed.
Call Mrs. Matthew Finn. DU. 1894.
eANDOZ. INC. Q Dupont Circle.
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CLAIRE APT, Sc.
Modern fireproof bldg. 3715 End st.
Sc; avail. Nov. 15. 2-bedrm. apt;
schools; utils. incl. $50 mo. Call
janitor. 10. 2-2Q24 IN
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CONGRESS HOUSE
1870 PENNA. AVE. Sc.

CONGRESS HOUSE
1910 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
wAsHINaToNs MOST LUXURIOUS
MENTs. EACH WITH ITS OWN
PRIVATE BALCONY.
Ss2.60 TO $3.50
JUST 10 MINIS. TO LIBRARY OF
AND SENATE AND HOUSE OFFICE
BUILDINGS.
Over 500 So. IT. Of ussble space: Liv-
ing room 22 IT. BY "A II. 8 ins.
space for mirror and Wardrobe. '"
Large. ample closets.
Storage space.
Laundry and drying rooms.
Master Tv and antenna system.
Complete kit. with 7-cu.-ft. refgr.
Paved. private parking lot in rear.
One block to bus and large shopping
OCCUPANCY FROM NOV. 16. 1852.
TO REACH: From downtown take
bus ave- At and n'h Pa and ave- si 81. svs wa
east on Pa. ave. one block to apart
ments. Prom other points take Cap
ital Transit to 18th and Penna.
ave. Sc, transfer to Bradbury
Heights bus Zone farel TO 5000 Pa.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
1913 Eye st. NV. MA. GAO.
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CHEVY CHASE

GORGEOUS for entertaining. Two
level rambler; Oriental rugs; 10 rms,
3 baths; gar: din. rm. seats Is;
disposal, Bendix. $500 month.
MRS. CLYDE c. HUNTINGTON
OR. 1883. WI. 2635.
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN
(Co-Op. Apt. Authority since 1920l
washington Bldg. MA. eoot
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SO N. 7. .gAVENUE NV.
bsasn' ulN y n sii ns 0orn; on1;
$1,000. with 80. 200 cash and excel.
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apts.. Of liv. rm.. bedrm., dinette.
kit. and bath. Unusually low operat-
ing cost, incl. gas and elec. Reas.
terms. Conv. to shops and tfansp.
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WALKER & DUNLOP

4101 Glenrose ST.. Chevy Chase View,
Kensington-Most attractively fur
nished Cape Cod with bedrms. and
study. Living .rm. with f1repl.. din
ing rm. and kitchen on 1st floor.
Full bsmt. and garage. Avail. Nov.
20 at $175.
1905 38th st. N.W-3-bedrm. and
bath row brick with 2 screened
porches, Iecr. rm. Comfortably
furnished. $50 mo.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. 0222.
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c.v.N.ucu cor1prs.
THE NEW pARKsIpR

Bright corner apt. with liy. rm.,
bedrm., entr. hall, kit. and bath.
in Q debt-free bldg, for only $4,000,
on reas. terms.
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/ BEDROOM, S95 AND $1O5
2 BEDROOMS. S115, S125 AND $3.50
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
lent laundry facilities, Dashboard
heat: new and exceptional features:
Directions: Out 18th st. to East-West
hwy, turn left at trafnc light $40
mile to project. From Bethesda: Take
East-West hwy: direct TO project;
only 3 miles from Wisconsin ave.
Call JU. S-1170 Ill
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WILL sUBLET DUPLEX APT. fur
nished a rooms and bathl for
winter: utils. included. Available
nov. 1B. Adults only. LU. 1-3647.
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED

NEAR 10th AND SPRING RID. NV.
3-rm. apt, $50: 2-rm. apt, sos.
Call weekdays HO. 1900.
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HILL - Beaut. yemodeled
home. Spacious. luxuriously furn. Nv.
Tni., bed Sm., tiled bath, newly equip.
kt., disposal, dinette. pvt. garden.
HlKn includinE utilS. II. 6.37S6.
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DUPONT CIRCLE vIC.-1rm., Frisid,
Ssrsen. s: s';si $50. isi Phone .fS Be. 1860. Vii
nGe;: rent free, for for, ! LADY lazy IN s Re-
n 4sis 81 si5s e. T aess. say'i'd white lay
sinsls ialsD'' rm. Sn for at'' man. o'e OF. f. ssoe
CORNER AFT, newly redecoreted.
.; sS. '; Sv pvt s;s os a9.' lsi1 is''as; an;
ltoDiiRN APT. BLDG. 1 bedrm.. liv
rm.. kit, dinette. bath and sereenet
porch; slsyIasor; SEQ. Call VA; VA; 1919 1919
nS 5S,aa e. g. sDDYs7s. DYssi7 snt'' '''' only s7'
and bath, Blk. to bus, 10 min. {
Pentagen. Navy Annex or All. Hall
SIM. AND Bath APT:' mr.: AndrsT'
AES, I,..: s7Sii 7Sissl incl heat and lights
GSfS8SEsSasEroWS. GSfS8SEsSasEfr StSsS 1907 2sth st.-Liv
nm. bedrm., kit, bath, pvt; entIr:
$isS Ns., x q; Less, Lease; no 70 slSss, svS3s,17I! rl,
-S.Fm. apt, 2nd and 3rd noors
senslsse; suitable z-s men. Du
- JEFFERSON ST, NV. Lse.
eosy bed living rm., twin beds; pri'
V0S4 o0In WIN 8nOWGGt 1m0h A4b
YOfer.; no children. ia. 0093.
100 Bth ST. Sc. End iloor--Liv. Im.
:sams. ssSsSms;. ~. ,ACSs1 anS bath; nicely 'uf'
TWO R00MS, pvt. mod. bath in hom.
with Grand piano and nreplace Il
rHTRErsTEEE' rHTRsEi SthiE aifs HD rms tsoi psessa
Iefgf:. $11 80 VIZ. UN. 2943.
g.E.-Niee lge. front bedrm.. com
plete kit: AK; 4045 or LU; 1-6522
11S4 MASS. AVE. NV, The Oak
Mont"-Bsmt. apt, twin beds. elec
kit: utils and bed linens furn.
NEAR 1000 CONN., -bedrm. apt.
twin beds; share with girl, 24-32
non.smoking Protestant pref; rea
sonabie HU. 679l.
TEACHER - Young woman desire
Sr%s-6esssoRTa % Taas unfurn' apartment
aeSEDkoCM UGSSFuRNIsHED APT
/ $40 mo: JE.. 3-l049:
IESPONgIBLE PARTY--1-2-pedrn
apt. or house by Dec. l.; NV. sec
tion preferred. Lu. 2-9675. II
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER wish
bedIm. apt, Silver Spring or Ts
koEnA Park: not TO exceed $70.SI
D0T no. NO. 1881. Ext. 10b, Sun
SHG5iMN. 20 H. 81 SiSE PAnTiY TiitfHSikiN fHHSSikN. APT. 7,
Sgt.e9 Ree: fSr .s,sS,n sS,iness HI i1qissi ihsi
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-02
They Gan 30 IT .

Can private enterprise take of the needs of this
cOuntryincudng the biggest and most costly jobs? Lots
Of people wonder about this and big these days
gives out lot of propaganda that bees private enter
prise and claims that only big do tat the
taxpayers expense Of Big government never men
tons that fact.
This past Sa fday opportunity given to editors
attending the Virginia Journalism conference view
the electric power unit under construction at Al
bright, w. Va, less than twenty miles from Oakland
The Monongahea Power company and the Potomac Edi-
company expanding $36 million dollars worth Of free
enterprise in that project that will generate thousands of
kowas and the power needs Of this for
many years When the project completed these two COM
panies will pay huge in taxes to the government.
They asking for nothing. Under their power
and without subsidy they expressing their
faith in the future by this huge expenditure.
Throughout the nation electric companies have spent
$40 billion construction and increased generating
capacity by 80 percent They will have spent additional
So billion facilities by 1854 the year the last unit
of the Albright plant is scheduled for completion.
With private money they expect to expand their
pacy three times what it the end of World War H.
by 1860.
Contrast this with huge tax subsidies that pay for social
lied power systems which end of taxation
but relatively free That is Of the many why
there must change in Washington this November,
keep the lines Of free enterprise open America remain
great other way
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-02
Republican Ratio
Maintained In
Registration Here

The Republican ratio of prac-
tically two to one was maintained
in the county Tuesday in unofficial
returns from nine of the twenty
four polling places.
The figures from the four Oak
land precincts, Crellin, Mt. Lake
Park, Sang Run, Red House and
German showed lis Republicans
registered and 81 Democrats. Two
persons in AL, Oakland, declined
to give their affiliation.
No figures were available from
other portions Of the county. Reg
istration books will not be returned
until October 10Th, following re-
vision day on October ID.
Tuesday, October 7, will be the
final day for registration before
the November election. October IA
will be for revision day only and
no new person can be registered
at that time.
The registration for the nine
precincts is as follows:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-02
Cumberland Choral
Group To Present
Program In Oakland

The Cumberland Choral Society,
of Cumberland, will present con-
cert in Oakland on Monday night,
October 81, at the old Oakland
High school auditorium.
1t will be under the co-sponsor-
ship Of the Southern High School
Parent-Teacher association and
the L. S, army and air force re-
cruiting service at Oakland.
Jack Plat, director of the So
ciety, announced Tuesday that the
group scheduled to appear in Oak
land would have a chorus of APP
proximately 60 voices, and will in
clude concert soloists both musical
and vocal in the program that
would be presented.
An Autumn Glory Concert
special program is being prepared
The one and one-half hour program
will be presented to the public at
no admission charge, but an of
fering will be taken that would be
donated to the Southern Highs
band uniform fund. Those in
charge are hopeful that the re-
ceipts will completely erase the
debt now owing on the band uni
forms.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-02
Will Attempt to
Reach Blood Quota

The sixth and seventh visits Of
the Bloodmobile unit Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross from Johnstown,
Pa, are expected to result in Gar
rett county fulfilling its quota for
the year.
Early in 1852 a quota Of 1873
pints for the year was agreed
upon. To date the blood received
from the county area in four
planned visits totaled 431 pints.
An emergency blood visit in July
in Oakland produced 68 more pints.
The sixth visit of the unit will
be at Kitzmiller on October Is
when operations will be set up at
the kitzmiller school, from II o.
clock noon until p. m.
DR.. Ralph Calandrclla, Kitzmil-
Ter area chairman. and his com
mittee, said they hoped to hit their
goal of 100 pints. Sponsored by
the Lions club Of Kitzmillcr, the
group has distributed literature
and correspondence, the latter
through the schools of the area.
Merchants also are cooperating
The remaining visit for the year
will be made in Oakland in Deem
Der, at which time $50 pints will
be sought.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-02
Elementary PIT. A. Will
Begin Years Activity

Mrs. Leona Menke Hardesty will
teach lesson based on what is
now being studied by pupils in hel
third grade section, at the initial
meeting of the Oakland Elemen-
tary School Parent-Teacher associ-
alton.
The meeting is the first one fol
the current school term and will
be held on Monday evening, Octo-
Der 6, at 8 o'clock. Charles l.
Briner, president, will preside.
Teachers will be in their class
rooms at 1880 o'clock to. greet the
parents. Mrs. IIardesty's demon
stration will follow. Committee APP
pointments' will be made and plans
for the year outlined by the presi-
dent. All school patrons are being
urged to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-02
Candidates to Speak
At Republican Meet
Dinner Is Being Served Next
Friday Evening In South
ern High School
Cafeteria

Two Republican candidates for
office will be the speakers at a
dinner sponsored by the Republi-
can Women's club of Garrett
County next Friday evening, Oc-
tobcr 10.
A turkey dinner will be served
at the Southern High school cafe
terra at $50 p. M, after which J
Glenn Beall, Republican candidate
for the United States Senate; anc
Dewitt Hyde, Republican candid
ate for Congress from this dis.
trict, will speak.
Anyone interested in hearing the
candidates is invited to attend
Tickets for the dinner will cost
$1.50 and are on sale now.
Those planning to attend SHOULD
make arrangements for then
tickets at once, Mrs. H. B. Mus.
sard, president, stated, as it is
necessary to make reservations il
advance.
Tickets are available throughout
the county from Harry Edwards
Grantsville; Mrs. Robert Murphy
Friendsville; Mrs. June O'Donnell
Kitzmiller; Mrs. Lillian Mersing
Crellin; Mrs. Webb Dewitt, Hoyes
Mrs. John Stevenson, ST., Mt. Lake
Park; Neil c. Fraley, Richard L
Davis, Mrs. VERNE Smouse, Lewis
Jones, w. w. Grant, Arthur Nay
Tor, ST., and Cecil Smith.
Mrs. Mustard said an interest
ing program is being planned.
Republican Headquarters
Republican headquarters for the
coming campaign will be in the
basement of the former McIntirC
store, facing Alder street. The
space has been rented for the
duration of the campaign and ma
terial is expected to arrive with
in few days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-02
Autumn GLORY Time Activities
Will Attract Visitors To This Area
Governors Proclamation
Autumn Glory Time
October lis, 1852

WHEREAS our State of Maryland has been blessed
with scenic beauty beyond that given States and
WHEREAS the mountains of Western Maryland
among the most beautiful and inspiring in our
tire country, and
. WHEREAS with the coming Of autumn the foliage
of these mountains will turn from verdant green to
flaming crimson, shining gold and all the delicate pas
tells between, and the mountain peaks will be gloriousy
crowned with natures own jewels of color, and
WHEREAS this miracle of nature will be at the
height of its beauty during the period October through
October 49,
NOW, THEREFORE, |, THEODORE r. Nickel
DIN, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
do hereby proclaim the period October l through Oco-
Der Is as "AUTUMN GLORY TIME" and do hereby
suggest that all citizens of Maryland and especially
those resident in the Eastern portion of the State visit
Western Maryland and particularly Garrett County, to
and enjoy the beauty there to be unfoldcd during
"AUTUMN GLORY TIME" and do further urge and
request that all citizens travelling visit these
beautiful mountains exercise the utmost and dill
gencC in complying with all traffic safety and fire pre-
yention laws and rules, to the end that the glory Of
Nature shall be married by fire nor the enjoyment
Of our citizens curtailed by death or injury.
GIVEN under My Hand and the Great Seal of
the State of Maryland this 10Th day of September in
the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Fifty-TWo.
(s) THEODORE r. McKELDIN
By the Governor
(s) JOHN r. REEVES
Secretary of State.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-02
P.-T.A. PROGRA ANS
PLANNED TO Keep
INTEREST MOVING
Southern Highs First Meet
ing October 20 TO Show Ad-
vantages of New Program

Officers of the new Garrett
County Southern High school Par
ent-Teacher association, in an eff
fort to create more interest in the
meetings throughout the school
year, have made numerous appoint
ments and held several meetings
to plan the years activities.
Emeric 6. Dusic, president, said
officers had met weekly with
Maurice Dunble, principal, since
the opening of school. Other of
ficers are Allen Paugh, vice
president; Mrs. David Hardcsty,
treasurer, and Mrs Donald Mac
Murray, secretary.
what do you want to know
about your new high SCHOOL," will
be the theme of the first meeting,
with Mrs. George Hanst as pro-
gram chairman. This is scheduled
for Monday, October 20. Dusic
pointed out that if parents would
nar+;cina+o IN tho nroo,.an, +bo,.
would bo hotto, ;nfo,n,od abont
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