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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-16
Women Plan to Get
Out The Voters

The Oakland Civic club which re-
Gently set up a committee to en-
phasize Americanism, is stressing
this characteristic at present in
urging people to vote on Novem-
Der 4. The committee already has
contacted three hundred persons by
tclcphoning, and Mrs. Z. Ray Jones,
chairman, has set up baby sitting
group and a transportation service
is available to the voters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-16
Still In Serious Condition

Mrs. Grover King, CT, of near
Deer Park, who was struck by an
automobile at 18th and Oak streets
last Thursday morning, was re-
ported still in serious condition
at the Garrett County Memorial
hospital in Oakland.
She sustained a fractured verte-
bra, internal injuries, fractures of
the right knee, left ankle and sew
eral ribs, also several decorations
and abrasions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-16
p. M. A. Groups
Elected for SO
Community Committees Are
Named BY Recent Bal
lOting

Two new members of the county
committee of the Production
Marketing Administration were
elected at a meeting Of delegates
last Thursday in the county P. M.
A. office.
Dorsey Guard, of near Friends
vile, was reelected chairman.
New members named were Rob-
ert Glotfelty, of near McHenry,
vice-chairman and Earl f. Opel,
of near Frostburg, regular MEM
Der, succeeding Irwin Roth and
Paul Welch respectively. f. Web
ster Brenneman was named first
alternate and Lee B. Shaffer, sec
ond alternate, of the county COM
mittee.
Sixteen community committees
were recently elected by farmers
of the county The list was an
nounced this week as follows: Oast
two names in each group are LIST
and 2nd alternates, respectively
Community A-Harvcy Mellin-
ger, Harland Beckman, d. G. o.
Brien, Truman Otto, Boyd Lohr.
Community B-Reuben Friend,
Wilbur limbaugh, Isaac FraZee,
James L. Frantz, Blaine H. Friend.
Community William Umbel,
Charles. Rush, James Vitez, Glenn
d. Frazee, Alvin Lytle.
Community D-Alvin II. Yodcr,
Elmer Schrock, Paul Kinsinger,
Albert Camp, Clyde Bowman.
Community Lloyd Kamp,
Bernard Merrill. Forrest Beachy,
Harry w. Hummel, Harry c.
Broadwater
Community John H. Sears,
David A. Broadwater, Albertus
Beeman, Jesse Broadwater, Elias
Grove.
Community G-John Schloss-
nagle, Fred j. Bentz, Clark kolb,
j. Wesley Enlow, Paul II. Miller.
Community H-Pauj Schold, Ell
wood Glotfelty, Claude w. Wagner,
f. Webster Brenneman, Gerald
Glotfelty.
Community Merlin Gnegy,
Richard Hesse, Osborne S. Beck
man, Milton Riley, Cecil Bittinger.
Community J-B. F. Knepp, Ray
Arnold, Lester Martin, Warren
Harvey, Ray Beeghly.
Community K-G. O. Janoske,
Wesley Harvey, James Childs,
Wayne Liller, Earl Mosser.
Community Cecil Baker,
William Merrill, Victor Wilson,
John Hafer, Thomas II. Wagner.
Community M-Thomas Lohr,
Leon White, William Upperman,
Harvey {. Wilt, Wayne Dewitt
Community N-Roy Yoder, Rus
sell j. Klotz, W. E. Bucket, Curtis
Bethel, John KlotZ.
Community O-Bruce Lohr,
Theodore Sines, Emerson Dixon,
Oney Bittinger, Hobart Harvey.
Community P-Harold Bittinger,
Iret Ashby, Willard r. Ringer,
Ernest Gortner, Harlem L. Wilt.
All committeeman and alternates
are scheduled to attend a meeting
on Thursday, October %, at 9:30
a. m. at the William-James hotel
in Oakland to discuss the 1853 ag-
ricultural conservation program, it
was announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-16

A musical comedy, "The Minis
tcr's Aunt" will be presented by
members of the White Church
choir on October % and "a at s
o'clock p. M, in the community
hall across from the church. Re
freshments will be on sale and
there will be door prize. Pro
ceeds will go to the church build
ing fund.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-10-16

New York has 3,519,471 citizens
registered to vote in November
Arizona sun., 1952-01-18
TOWN
TATTLER

Here is your dear friend again
the "Town Tattler." Let's see
what's new around town this week.
About one of the incest young
ladies I know is (12-19). She is so
quiet and refined at all times, or
can it be that she is one OF the
few people that can keep the
"Tattler" unaware of her social
activities? I will have to look into
that more closely. No one is that
quiet all the time. may be wrong
though. If I am, I will be the
first to admit it.
1 have heard that our mutual
friend (23-1O) is engaged to be
married again. I say again be-
cause this rumor has been going
on for years, and so far nothing
has come of it. The engagement
phase is about as far as my friend
ever gets. Please fool the public,
and the tattler this time (23-1O, +,
at least get as far as the altar,
even if you have to turn around
there. Many people don't believe
you will go through with it, and
frankly don't either. But we shall
see what we shall see. l notice
that certain prominent figure
in our community is very quiet
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~
praise, and all that goes with sue
cess. :. =.
Still Globe Trotting for Global.
All Mail in care of Global-
Hotel ThereSa-NYC.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-18

here of late. What has happened
(2O-5)? Can it be that the gossip
of a few weeks ago has taken
its toll of your usual superior at
titude. If that is the case, good!
We like you better down to earth.
What is (3-19's) story? I think he
must think that he is the original
Casanova" So irresistible that
man is, but he doesn't know what
all the ladies say about him be-
hind his back. It is really quite
amusing how easily some men can
let a little small talk go to their
heads.
I noticed that the dance Friday
night was unusually nice. There
weren't any fights and arguments
as far as the "Tattler" saw. Keep
up the good work fellow Phoeni-
clans. If we continue to conduct
ourselves in this manner we will
eventually get back to the place
we were in the old days, that is,
going to the dances to enjoy our
selves instead of making the dance
an occasion to show our skills at
swearing, fighting, etc.
Speaking of the dance l saw
quite a few of the "belles" of our
city out alone that night (9-2),
S-8), 15-2), and a number of
others. Maybe what I have been
hearing is true, that is that the
young men have gotten wise" to
their insincerity, as far as ro-
nance is concerned, and the men
certainly aren't taking anymore
of their "sweet lines" Oh we'll, 1t
was nice while it lasted, wasn't it
girls? The music at this particular
Arizona sun., 1952-01-18

HARRY MEYERS Agency that
is specializing in Comedy Acts and
personalities seems scheduled for
big things from reports received in
this Columnists mail pouch. u. He
has added AL CAMPBELL, LOU
TELL, DANNY CARR and others
to his roster-of Comedians. -.
DUSTY FLETCHER'S "Open the
Door" is calling 1852 for more, and
Dutsy is ready to accept the big
things now.
WLIB will be doing many shows
from Broadcasting Studios here in
Harlem's Hotel Theresa comes next
month 'Tis wonderful to
have a Broadcasting Station right
in the heart of Harlem. -.
BUDDY WALKER AND HIS
ORCHESTRA have settled down
for a little while since the Holiday
season kept every member up "a
hours around the clock-but the
music got hotter and hotter by
the minute, so said those who at
tended the DEB BALL. and
other functions, too. 80.
UNA MAE CARLISLE'S WIZ
program going into it's second year
will stay on the top round of the
| ladder from all the fan mail she
is getting-And her manager, Bar
ney Young might take tip and
get those Press notices about La
Carlisle for his scrapbook-not
hers. -.
Ebony's Al Morrison arranging
Press Interviews for Josephine
Baker must be pleasant expert
ence-with so many wanting same
JOS newest Press Headline
seems to be some comment by
Edith Sampson but the Show goes
on with La Baker getting "moola,
Arizona sun., 1952-01-18

New York City (GlobaD-Har-
lem is all agog over the election
Of WILLIE BRYANT-referred to
now as the Mayor of Harlem. B.. {.
by popular vote poll conducted by
the New York Amsterdam News.
>. Of course Willie is forever our
choice with all of his fine points,
his genial and pleasing personality,
his service to the community with
such groups as CD, Pals, Teen
Town. He is the one Theatri-
cal celebrity whose head has not
become too big for his shoulders,
and his feet stays on the ground.
'Tis pleasure to listen to him
nightly over WHOM, and it's more
than that to know him as we do.
Congrats to WILLIE and in
deed to the NY folk who elected
Trivial controversial matters
shall we say-Talmadge of Georgia,
of course-not being satisfied with
IV using Negro and white talent
together on shows-OK on the
same show, but separately, accord
ing to reports. What next?
TALENT IS TALENT.
And we are happy that the MA
RINERS, a mixed group as far as
race is concerned is an asset to
Arthur Godfrey's ShoW-Might be
we'll to let Mr.. Talmadge know
how many successful mixed groups
there are in Show Business.
Of course Mr.. Talmadge must have
something to build a cloud" story
upon. Shall we forget it and
keep on, keeping on. May be
the best way after all.
Mention of TV makes us know
that Georgia too watches the sci
shows and every knock is a boost
if we only keep on.
Arizona sun., 1952-01-18

dance was enjoyed by all am
sure. Yours truly certainly had a
nice time. 1 was so busy being
nosey, however, that l missed some
of the fine numbers put down oy
Dinah Washington and Cootie Will
liams, but the gossip that 1
gathered was just as interesting.
I shall elaborate next week. Bye
now, you lovely people. See you
again next week.
Your everlasting friend,
"ToWn Tattler."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

gert6tet llnO grfenntnis abgegeben.
0ie gDigfeit ober lit iebr lang; lang
9enltg, ooB ieoer 6lub, l1no iei e5
audi, ooB elmer tGglih bunoertmoI
oen Namen 8ottes 1itnobaft ousge-
lproden babe, oaB ieoer Slll6 cine
gon5e Wtilllon Sabre lang beIonoers
an ibm geltraft DerOe. llno on ipitroe
leoer 6lu6er unenolid) lieber oen
Steini9ltngstoo ouf GrOen ouslteben
ais mas na6 Oem pbiliIterboften SOB
im 9ett erflttiert miro. Iarln bab'
Sorg' uno febr' lm, no oos llnl-
febren nod 0eltung bat uno in 9ln-
lblag fon1mt.
SSn Ser oeiligen S6riit ipritt SOB,
DOB er nit Ieinen Iuaen einen 9lno
gcI6loilen babe, niemolS nit I'm
rejnem 8lif cine @eibsperion on5u-
lhauen. llnO SSeiu5 laot: v9ei ben
Ilten bot e$ gebeiBen: Gu ioult ni6t
ebebre6en; S6 aber iage euf: @er
elm &eib NIT 8egierlidfeit onliebt,
ser bot i'm @er5en lhon oie Gbe ge-
bro6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

ungcItraft binge6en, iuenn ou I'M Slr=
den ooer in lei6tlinnigen Geoen Got
te5 Namen auf cine unebrerbietige
@eiIe ousipri6It9 - Garum ri6te
oetnen Sinn uno @anoel au6 beute
nod unO alle5eit 10 genau no6 Dem
@orte 8ottes uno Semen 8erbeiBu1l=
gen, mie penn @ott oielelben erit
bel1te nusgeipro6en bGtte. 9enn nenn
1ie audi I6on Dor Diel mebr als tau=
leno Sabren gegeben porOen iino, 10
bleibt eS babel iett uno in gtpigfeit,
neil 8ott unperdnoer1i6 lit.
@ott, Ser Seilige, bleibt etpig rubig
uno iett Dem Meni6en feline 3eit.
Sit olele 3eit abgeloltfen, oann ldBt
@ott Sen EenOel oe5 @er5ells itill=
ltehcn uno oie Seele rnuB aus5ieben
uno itb Dor 8erift IteIlen, 11no oo
miro ser S6leier ser Gergeilenbeit
pom Seben binnegge5ogen, llno ielbIt
oos ltnniite @ort, l1m 10 mebr ieoer
5lu6 un0 Sdlpur linO in sic eipigen
Iften al,fge5eiGnet uno miro oariiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

WoDl tenn Oelltlfer gaum ertrellt
itd) elmer 10 groBen 8eliebtbeit lpie sic
SinOe. 8lei6 ser S6nolbe uno Na6=
tigall meilt lie gerne in Der N6be bon
Utenlbcn; 0aber bat lie Sen finiteren
@alO Derlalien uno lid an baS 6ous
geItellt. Gort lit iie sum- eigentlihen
Shubbalm unO gum Spnbol Ser
Siebe uno Ser 2ieoer getporOen. 9id-
ter lno SGnger ba6en lie perberrlidt,
uno oo5 Golf5lieO bot leine Stim=
|mllng5bilOer nit tol1ieno 6Goen oaron
gefniipft.
v3u SngelDeim ga Itebt ein Baum,
Sr0gt &inoenbl0tter;
IuI ieOem 8lattc, oas cr trGgt,
Gin Ntorlein Itebt gelfricben",
Io9t Elm olteS Golf5lieo. SSn ser Got
er50blt inns idon OoS uNibelungen-
lieO" BON einem 2inoenblott, oaS
SiegfrieO beim 8ooen i'm 0ro6en=
blut 5lpil6en oie S6ultern fieI uno
bic beriibrte SteQe beripunobar
mabte. llnO olS oonn Ser fiibne
Gegen i'm @ettlauf Sen Sieg errun=
gen bate, lebnte er llnbefongen leincn
SpicB an ben 2inoenaIt, tranf aus
Dem grlnnen unter Sen 2inOen un0
entpfing sort Die Sooeslplmoe. l1n0
Die Sntoe bat lein 8lltt getrunfen.
Gtne m0ere poetiidbe Gage 9eoenft
gleibfou5 ser 2inOe uno l6iIoert, ipie
Srilton lno Siol0e nad) ibrem Soin=
lcbeioen ollf perlhieoenen Seiten ser
&irhe be9rnben mlroen, lpie aber sic
altf ben 8rGbern Itebenoen 2inOen lid)
llber DEM &irhenoa6 81 elmer &rone
perelnigtcn lnO ibre 8liiten li6 fiji
ten IN milOcr SSobanni5no6t.
Gie &ir6G mO Oas &loltcr lparen
ltets Ser bcpOr5ugtc Stanoort ser
Sinoe. Sic 3icrte Sic &loiterpiorte,
ebenlo nie lie I'M aIoIterbofe fiiblen
S6atten IpenOetc. @einrib bon Otter
Oingen ruIt Oabcr IN SHefIelider
blJ4@tIlH 4ulpIllltlSpull uItS.
o6nbr' pobl, ouftiiiBer 2inoenQan0
Bur 8oltncr &loitcrpforte,
$50 iG I'M criten SinQcorong
0en G0glcin Itobl bic @orte!"
Sin 8rr9bof obne 2inoe lit 1tlt-
oenfbur, 1mo Sic befunnte 9in0e ouf
Der 9urg SIT 9tiirnberg mag i6on oui
cine toulenoldbrige &ergongenbeit sll-
riidbliden fonuen. Inter 0em 2anb=
oade Ser 2inoe ioBen I'M Wittelolter
cole 6ral1en, I'm Die beimfebrenoen
Sieger nit Hoien 51 befr0n5en uno
Die anfonlnenOen SGnger bulopoll 5u
empfangen.
Inter oen1 9nloo6in bon 3ipeigen
Giner unt5Gltnten iGottigen 9inoe
&aro mir ein Seppi6 auf ser gr0e
S6nel al5gebreitet",
lagt @olfram BON gi6enbad) l1no
9lbt tlt11O, Dle oer lpadere sanger
auf elmer Burg geebrt p1rOe.
8epaltig greift Serr @alter ms
Saitenipiel, penn er ber5baft 1lno
frobgen1ut inS Crime Sal binallSruft:
vltnter ser 2inoe
sln Ser Seioe,
$50 i6 NIT meinem Srouten iaB,
Da m0gt ibr finoen
gSie mir beioe
glumen bra6en 1lno bas 8ras.
&or ser @ano init iiiBem Sdaa
ganoerabei, Iang Sic Ra6tigaa."
(@alter bon ser Sogelpeibe)
Mber ni6t MIR CUR Suit uno Srel1=
oe, ionoern audi gum grnlt oes 2e=
bens getpdbrte Die 2inoe Elm l6iiten=
oes Sboad. Saufig itano iie mitten
i'm Dorfe, mo 1tnter freiem Simmel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

"a fitBteIt ou mid, oein Irm
mid umIhlnng,
"a prcBteIt on MIDI an Die i6mcl=
lenOe 9rult. -
Tie 9l0tter iielen, ser Habe
ldriC boil,
Sic Come griiBte pcrOroIenen
0lid5;
"a logten mir iroItig chamber:
,@eb' mobln
"a fniftcIt 0u b0Tlif ben h0i=
liNItcn &nida.
Sn 9cmeiiener rnO niirOiger @eiie
9eOcntt 6ricOrif bon S6iIer ser
Hin0c, inOelu er ibr I'M .Spo3ier.
gang" 5rruit:
Sid ouh 8riib id, belebte 6lur
cllh lGliclnOen 2in0en,
ltnO oen fr0blldcn Gbor, Scr ol1f Sen
9lcIten iih piegt."
9lltneiltcr 0octbe laBt SEN Spiel.
monn nuI orm Elnn erI6einen un0
legt ibm sic @orte in Sen Wtuno:
nGenn lpie bel ser 2inoe
Gn5 lltnge &0lfden finoe,
So0leid errc0' id) le;
Ter Itltmpfc 0lrihe bldbt iif,
Go5 lteiie Nf0Ohen Orebt Iid
gtad) mcincr Mclooie."
>Sn ySernann un0 Torot6ea" tritt
inns Die &in0e am 9runnen, OaS 9ilD
Der bcltcren SGnolidfeit, licblid) ent-
gcgen. Iieics @ilO lit 10 nit Ser Sci
mot Oermohicn, OnB ea Sic SeeIe oe5
8urI0cn nit binma nilrmt in Oie
1Srem0e; sort crinnCrt es i'm an allea
Siebe unO Sh0nc, oo5 er in Der @ei=
mat 5lrilfgclniicn bat:
r9lm 9rlmenn Dor Dem Gore,
"a ltcbt Elm @inoenbaum;
Sd) trGllnt in ieincm Shotten
>So mnnd)cn liiBen Srallm.
SSdJ icbnitt in lcine Hinoc
So mand)ca liebe Mort;
IS 5Og in 6rcuO' uno 2eioc
3u inn MIDI immerfort.
(@ilbelm NfiiQer)
~Sn noturfriicber, urfrGftiger 8eile
ldltCBt ltd) Der Gt6terrun0e uuh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Drr Etnhenhal1m III hrr hrutfdrrn Dthtrtnu
&pn 6 / III / R eIe
Spn 6 a | 1T / r & c bele

nud) peinlifem Heht eil1 uperbonnen
8eridt" gebalten lpuroe. Ser Sagc
nah babe Oie 2inoe Oabei fem I'M
reht nit anIeben fonncn. Gin 9fatS=
herr 1oll emit lein @ieb6en als Sere
Dem 6euertoOe itberliefert boben. Gon
Eeue erfiilIt, lei er sur 2inoe 5uriif=
gefebrt. gSa5 m1bte cr oa icben?
Sic rlellgc Sinoe mar per0orrt!
Nd3 Haub mar perbrannt an Oen
t3Deigen,
(lnO er iab in Ser Sonlmerionne
beiB
8olobliibcnO Sic @inocn rings
i'm &rci5 -
9tlr Die Qr0Bte, oie mQ6tigIte,
i'm &erIheiocn -
Ile &inoc, iic funn fcin llnreht
leiocn."
(SricOn S6an5)
Ter ernlten Gerlommlltng ser
Ilten folgt inter ser 2inoe ober balO
mleoer Die Sultborfeit Ser Sungen.
6rilbe Girnen lno fr6ftige Burden
l6wlngen ltd III mlnterem Heige11
I'M Die Stn0e, unO au6 b0fild)e Sc
leIlldboftafreile lallen lid) 5u Cams uno
Spiel gerne IN 0ie @inoen91nac lofcn
sur MoiTeier.
~Sm Srei'n tonn sic I&ugeno
lbre ,Srcloe finOcn,
SSir moQ'n Sen CONNER iciern
bel ben NinOen,
gSeln lie poll bon ncuenl 2aubc
bangt,
Sbr Mipfel prnngt I'M 8riinen
Scr Wni lit bolo erI0ienen."
(FeiObort bon NCuentbaO
Die bliiben0e @inoe, mel0 ent=
5lldenocr 9lnblif. Ia5 iippiQe 9lu3=
1chen oc2 bollbliiben0cn 9alune5, ser
lullr5lge Glft Der un5dhligen 9liiten,
ooa leile Sunrmcn Oe5 8ienenl6par=
mes in ben ,3neigen - oos oQcs
nobt ouf on5 cnpf1ngIife 0cn1iit
rlncn tic'Cn Gmorl1f.
r@nrIt 10 itDon, breitlpipilihcr
Baum,
Ms Sir icbmOlIen Sic &noIpen,
Ms Ou Die @liitcnoiiftc Der
boldteit,
@orIt 10 lbon."
ricf tiefergriffcn G0r. Goniel Sd)u=
bert aus, ais linn ouf Sohenolperg
Der slnblif elmer bliibenOcn 2inOe 0as
Ser5 Dei6 mo6tc.
Sn iiiBer Grillnerlmg an oie goI=
oene Su9enO5eit beiingt auh Ser
tlnolif= =liebenalpiirOigc GSreiberr Don
Gi6enoorff sic 3inoe:
Sch i6 oi6 pieoer, Ou geliebtpr
Baum,
SSSn oeiien iunge Sriebe
Sd emit in iene5 SSriiblingS
l6onltem Sraunl
Den geamen l6nitt bon meiner
erlten 2iebe.
@le anoers lit ieitoem Ser 9lelte
Bug
SerDa6len uno peri6nun0en,
am beiterem Stonln ser bel
geliebte 3ug
gSie ibre 2iebe uno Sic l6onen
StunOen."
Gai6er uno Ieibter finoet Iih SCENT
ri6 Seine nit ser Sa6e ab, tpenn er
bonn liiBen 2ieben nit befonntem
Sobn slbi6ieo nimmt;
~9ie 2inoe bliibte, sic Na6tigan
lang,
0ie Sonne labte NIT freunos
li6er 2ult,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

noh peinlihem HeHt ein uperbonnen
8eridt" gebaltcn >puroe. Ser Sage
noh babe Oie &inoe babel fein I'm
reht nit anleben f0nncn. Gin 9fotS-
berr loIl emit iein @iebhen ol5 Sere
Dem 6euertOOe iiberliefert boben. 8on
9feue erfiiut, lei er sur 2inoe 5uriif=
gefebrt. gSa5 ml1bte cr oo ieben?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
$50 id 6in uno mas i6 tu', -
Siebt mir @ott, mein 8ater, gu!

Benn bu inn @ottesbienit an cine
BerIon oenflt, tpel6e bir beionoers
lieb lit, ooer penn bu in Der Stride
umihauIt, iper fomn1t ober gebt, ODER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

bob es Oic Sorncn oes grhenlebens
inne gelporben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

r9lm grrnenn Dor Dem Sore,
"a ltcbt ein @in0enbaum;
Sd] trGlmt in leinem Shotten
.So manhcn liiben Sroum.
Sd] lcbnitt in icine 9finoe
81 manhca liebe @ort;
IS 500 in sSrc1O' llnO 2eioe
3u inn MIDI inmerfort.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
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pletely redecorated; excel, close in
ioc. at 3O25 Ontario I'd. bordering
Rock Creek Park; price. $1,000
with only $500 cash required. See
caH1 5ansSr with 9R H premissi g sMrHx II ss e. 81
THREE LARGE ROOMS, 8 lge. clos.
cts, foyer: kit. and bath. southern
exposure. in restricted 24-hr. serv-
ice building. centrally loe;;, ownel
e sS5d6 5oT PRESENT sisg M iaen
$40 mo. Shown by appt. AID. 2141
$500 CONN. AVE. NV, Apt. 203-
Liv. rm.,. bedrm.. foyer, kit. dinette
sun porch and bath; finest apt. loo.
furn. or pnfurn:;,, vacant, y,,, Oyer Oyer
66 NEW YORK AVE. NV. Apt. 20e
> bedrms.. partially turn.; out
town owner says sell over week end
S}p open rS1 Syn; soM from l to dark. se'
m MI THAI THliGN afGH PART of the m2S Dis
trict beyond, the Anacostia River
near Pennsylvania ave.. shops ant
bus. modern. apt. of living room
dinstte, kitchen, 2 BEDROOMS ant
Sunday ura eai pIhcs Mrs msris co N5sn5 s1s9
other times here, Louis F. SHOE.
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV, MA. 1866
GEORGETOWN. 1898 NJ st. NV. be.
tween Wis. ave. and Key Bridge
room, bath apt. available for imme-
diate occupancy: 1895 down; month
service. To inspect call once OF
A. NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV
ma. S036. Open daily till : pm.
IlTS CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Lge. 9
bedrm: corner apt. Srd floor front
Evening star., 1952-04-20
FAIRFAX PARK, VA.
HOUSES TO SHARE

COOP. HOUSE in NV. wants girl in
eos. college grad. pref. OR. 436S
RETiRHb Sahi Hf eSsiN GENfhfMAN fftfSM s will .h.r.
small home nearby Arlington with
refined. settled woman. who will
perform light housekeeping in re-
turn for private room. board and
moderate salary. Box 409-T. Star.
FREE RENT in exchange for child
care. DE. 459O. go
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Settled couple
to share. beautifully furn. 3-bedrm.
house with lady. Call JU. 7-7377.
FREE RENT with empl. gentle cple.
In exch. for day care of child. DU,
7409 after 6; all day Sat. and Sun.
WEST HYATTsvnLE, Md, will
share lovely 2-bedrm. bunga with
! or 2 people, dog and garden
Lovers pref, RE. 4142, Ext. 900 or
WILL SHARE MY HOME with work.
Ing mother he and child. Call eyes.
co1loiR2Gbhc. 1iRGhc0' NICE GIRL to -I1 shsr.
house, own bedrm.. with phone.
COLORED-WE WILL share our =
room house. all conveniences, with
girls or couple. ia Sl34.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
APIS. WANTED (cont. J

MEDICAL STUDENT and wife de,
GEORGETOWN Med. School. EN-. 5455
EMPL. BUSINESS LADY wants un.
furn. ef1c.. in apt. house. by May
lst; reasonable. RE. 64S1.
FAMILY, 3 responsible adults. need
b. C., fairly ciose-in. by June ist
perm: to $3.50 per mo-; no children
or pets. Box AL It. Star.
ATTORNEY desires inexpensive, COO
efficiency. anywhere in Wash OF
nearby Va. Box 440-T. Star. 22'
UNFURNlSHED ! or 2 room. pvt; b,
GL. 577S.
applicants waitinl
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
houses or sublets. Wash. Va; white
Cpen days. MA. 000l.