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APrs. EURNlsHED-MD.

Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CLuB-Beauti-
fully redecorated. See by appoint
PARK-Nicely furn. bed
liv. rm.. kit, din. shower bath: pvt.
entr.: quiet. conv; neighborhood;
COLLEGE PARK-2 rooms, kitchen
ette and bath. (Adultsl; 500. Bus
stops at door. LA CoNGA APIS.
9412 Baltimore blvd. 30
3-RM. APT. rr. Md. q.
-Bedrm., liv. rYn. and kit, all utili-
ties furnished; S6S.50 per mo. 1906
Yale ave. College PIX. Md. WA.
EFFICIENCY GREENBELT Arts
Six mi. ne D c. line. l block bus.
shops: $50. CIR. a-a6bs or q 1E.
2eRM. APT. furn.. 1st f., pvt. entr.,
bath. telephone; $50 mo. WA.
LGE. BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit, dinette.
pvt. bath and entrance; adults only;
SS5. Call JU. S-4116. 30
MT. RAINIER, 1904 Bunker Hill I'd.
Apt. Al bedrm.. optional. furn;,
$S5 mo-: unfurn.. S72 so mo. w. ".
LEWIS, Realtor, HE. 4-3500. 10
SLIGO AND SCHRIDER SITS, Silver
Spring--1 bedrm., liv. rm., dinette,
kit, bath, $3.50 mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors, Ma. $1,000.
= x.,x~,- ~4o~r 1.S.oa,. t,itnban and
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GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum.
discarded 'ewelry. We pay cash.


Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded 'eweiry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
go YEARS AT 935 ST. NV
HEATERS. STOVES, gas ranges.
furniture, refrigerators, mattresses.
ACME STOVE CO.. ma. S-S952.
OLD FASHIONED picture frames, fur
niture. clocks. china. silverware.
Mr. WILSON. EN-. 2-5714. 30
RIANOS-Will pay highest cash price
for your used piano. any make. 20
9-591S. -19
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039
REFRIGERATORS, air conditioners.
all makes, any condition. AD.
STEEL SHELVING WANTED: used.
good condition. Call a.m.-6 pm.
WANTED-Standing trees. will clear
building lots and take down trees
on lawn. o. N. WEAKLEY. Vienna
WANTED-sky scooter and 16-in.
girls sidewalk bike. 10. 9-9311.
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~ OAKWOOD ST. Sc. near Boiling
Field--Two rms, kit, bath; $50. so
per mo. Key at 23l Oakwood ST.,
Apt. 1.
260 Holbrook ter. n.e.-Two rms.
kit. .and bath; modern apt. bldg.j
S69.50 per mo. Kew In Apt. B.
l420 R ST. n.w.--Two rms. kit,
bath: apt. bldg; newly decor;
VIM. J. DAVIS. INC. 500 II ST.
NV. Ma. S-3556. ii
BOILING VIEW APARTMENTS
large l-bedrm apt. S60. so per mo-,
incl. an utils I2xl9-ft Nv rm.,
l1xl7-ft bedrm full din kit and
bath: incinerator laundry rm. etc:
MRS LEONE 30@I 4th st, Sc. Apt.
To 3 10 2-4270 or UN 4-b4sS
400 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.--S69. so
Lovely 3-rm. Apt, Utilities.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700
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21Oo CONN. AVE. NV.

liv. ,rm., kit. and bath apt; 1;
attractively furnished; S125 per
mo.
ranged and furnished; S92.50 to
S95 per mo. See Mrs. Egerton, res.
mgI., HO. 2-510O or call H. L.
RUST CO., 1901 18th st. NV. RA.
$500.
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NOW AVAILABLE
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Beautifully furnished apt. consisting
Of living room. bedroom with twin
beds). kit, bath and porch, wall
to-wall carpeting. modern kitchen
and bath. Rent, S125.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-0s3O
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GLASSMANOR

COLORED-EFFlC. APT: BLDG,
$50 per mo. ME. S-6SS3.
COLORED-1sIl A ST. SEC rms.
hT IT. q H,so pyt; bath. No children. sefs' ses
coLoRED-APr. FOR RENT-44os
K,aansas ave; NV. Call Du. 7-3ds4
coIoRED olleG z PM TWO ROOMS, kitchen. ly
share bath, VIC. 2nd and r. 1. ave.
coLoRED@Co%PLETELY FURN., 2
rms and kit, share bath with Q;
gntils. incl; e9ny. s3nv to transp. $65 80.
cSGokRDEDEsiRABLE 81 RED SssfL .NEIGHBooR-
HOoD-on busline; well furn.. un-
COLoRE6-NICELY FURN. APT
sfsaSs st.a anS aSF ali das Rsn ss Or e. fPlt e4s ci
COLoRED-FURN. APT. for empl.
cple; or . gentlemen. Call DE.
coIoREiD-EFF1c1ENcY APT. turn.
or unfurn.; cony; to all points In
coIoRHDOisi7 ciSo 81 Ci ~ IRVING ST. Nv
ia rms. and 2 rms. HO. 2-5565.
COLORED-sO1 TAYLOR ST. NV
4 girls: nicely furnished; ~; $40
incl. utils.; avail. lst. RA. 6-5022.
CoLORED-LGE. EFFIC. SUITE
One or two persons; newly painted.
reas rental to reliable party. EN-.
2-3l 33: after 4 pm, EN-. $1,000.
COLORED-l4th AND TAYLOR NV.
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. bath; $50. incl.
utils.; avail. immed. RA. 6-5022.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD 8 VA.

1880 D St n.e-Furn. rm. and kit
Share bath; couple preferred; Ii.
3-So34 20
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ANTIQUES WANTED

SAW MILESTONE, NO. 7-O3OO.
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2937; evenings, RA. 3-l4l6.
BICYCLE, boys 2O-in. for deserving
little fellow. State price and con-
dition. Box 461-z, Star. 30
BICYCLE. American racer type. foot
brakes. Call RA. 6-1338.
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity. and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP 1868 Penna ave. NV.
ST 3-669S.
DIAMOND JEwELRY of any descrip-
tion; gold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK, 614 18th st. NV;
FURNITURE. good used furniture and
household effects; any amount. Also
need refrigerator. gas range and
good piano Call MR.. GRADY Ma.
FURNITURE-Win buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOOD's. Sth and K
sts NV NE. S-62S7.
FURNITURE WANTED. any amount;
liv. rm.. hedrm., kit; misc. JU.
5-O313 "a
FURNITURE, bedroom; secretary. TV,
large crib, high chair, stroller; pvt.
party. Call LO. T-29S5, 20
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COLORED-N. ARLINGTON 3 or
4 rm. apt; Is min. from Pentason;
l block from bus; "a block from
school. DE. 2-3467 ewes or sun.
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HOTEL 144O

iots Of shower baths; Si0.50-SiT.50
week. 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line. One
and theater. Excel. bus transp.
Nicely furnished apt. Reception hail
iiv. rm., dinette. bedrm.. kitchen
and bath. $1O5. incl. utilities.
Reception hall. liv. rm.. dinette.
bedrms., kitchen and bath. $l%4.2O
incl. utilities.
Plenty of parking, lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. 7-62OO. --2l
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1900 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Newly
decorated apt. Bedrm.. liv. rm.. lge.
dinette bath; all utils. incl; S105
mo. MA. S-6730 or RA. 6-7377.
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9th AND F SITS. NE rms, kit.
bath: all utils. furn. For further
details, call Mr.. ADAMS.
L. r. TURNER, REALTOR
900 7th st. S.W. NE. 8-04OO
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MIscFL. FoR SALE tcsnt.D

WATCH, Bulova, 17-jewel; used very
little. Cost S49.95. Take $50. RE.
7-1643.
WELDING MACHINE, portable, 200
amp, with truck: $500. uN.
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1920 .-ILTMORE ST. NV bedrm..
liv rm., din. rm., kit, bath; $S5.
incl; utils. Also efficiency. EN-
3-9077. 81
2 OR 3 ADULTS-Liv. rm.. 2 bed
rms, kit, shower, pvt. entr. 14th and
Rittenhouse. ia. 9-4565; JU. S-23S3.
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Beagle, 10 Mos, Male
REG. Axe. $25. IA. 2-2693
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1862 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Two bed
rms, liv rm.. din rm.. kit. bath;
suit. 8 or 4: also 1-bedrm. apt. for
9: nr. schools and transp. TU, g
1861 FA1RMoNT sT.-comb. liv. rm. :
bedrm.. pvt. bath. kitchenette; apt,
bldg. See Mgr. 2-6. S10-S12 week
Mr.. SHOREHANI-Lovely. front. twin
beds; kit, Frigidaire: beaut. furn.
S15. l94S Calvert. CO. 5-9l2 "a.
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Apt. bldg. /;
lovely apt bedrm., liy. rm., kit. and
bath; beaut. furn.; bus "a block.
500. 62 Forester s.w. CO. Sol "A
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

HOTEL 24OO---One and two -becrm
apis : furnished or unfurnished
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Modern efic.. bed-liV. rm., kit,
bath; reas. Ii. 4-7511. TU. 2-1415.
--25
N.W.-Comfortably furn. liv. rm.
fined adults. 500. ri. 2-i20s. lie
1st.-h. apt. hedrm
kit. iv. rm. bath. Conv. to transp.
1400 Decatur st. NV. RA. 3-77O0
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BOXER PUPPIES

DOAEH Z UF Z led
Select now from outstanding litter
for Christmas delivery. 6-seneration
Championship pedigree available
Reasonably priGed at $50 and UP for
females, SIS and up for males
ia S-3631
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FARMINGTON. 1924 18th st NV.
conv location; single. $S.75; double
$3.50 up DE 2-4750
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE Newly
decorated rms daily maid service.
switchboard service l712 New
HAMPSHIRE ave NV NO 7-2266
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 18th st. NV
dble. rms; beaut. furn.; mod. bait >.
-23
I74O p ST. NV, 1.-THE ChurcniN"-
Clean sgle. rms. run. water. maid
serv., 81; dble. rms. $40. NO. 7-9S6S.
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ApTs. FURNisHED-VA.

Plenty OF parking. lovely grou
Apply in person. WA. 7-62OO. =
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BOXER PUPPIES
Axe reg. excel. pedigree; will hold
until Xmas. III. S-35RA --22
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16
Velde Suggests
Matthews Tell
About Clergy
~ NARRY SaSYDHk

WASHINGTON W-RAp. Velde
|(R.rIl) tad newsmen today he be.
|lieves J. .. Matthews should b
given a opportunity 10 tel the
House IJn-Ameriean Activities
Committee what he knows about
Communist iifiltration Of the
clergy.
But Velds added that : decision
on Mathew request to testify win
be len 10 the committee at q closed
meeting Monday.
Veide, Chairman Of the commit
lee. said, however, that be 10 mot
going u allow Il 70 Get into .
Protestant Catholic or religious
|fight." He said the committee
would Be interested ''only IN the
facts"
Matthews, who resigned under
fire last week 40 executive staff
director az the Senate investigating
subcommittee headed BY Sen. Ne.
Carthy (R.Wis), said In his letter
20 the House group yesterday that
hundreds q citizens nom ell
parts IT the United States." He
said these citizens want him to
''prosont exhaustive Recommendation
On the Communist infiltration Of
the clergy"
81 WIN welcome such an oppor.
tunity 4 my appearance d agree
able TO your members" Matthews
added.
velde said he had read Nat.
thews' magazine article which
touched Oh 1 storm II criticism
and Led 10 the resignation Of ell
three Democratic members nom
Mccafthy's investigations subcOm-
mittee. velds declined comment
on the article.
Matthews, h his letter to Velde.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

said TIE article SIS completely
faetual and fully documented."
As yOu know" be said. Ell
would require more than d litale
time 10 present the evidence ads-
quately.
He added:
s'It Is my firm conviction nov,
as 4 has always been. that 1 great
service can BE rendered The vast
majority Of the Protestant churches
By the fullest exposure Of The
diabollcal scheme d Tho Comma.
mist party 10 cloak its conspiracy
against the United States By util-
king. among other ways, that
small minority II elefgymsn whc
are careless or eoutemptuous a
their sacred vows"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16
PickpOckets Arrested

NEW YORK MThree veteran
pickpockets with . total of 100 pre-
vious arrests between them were
picked up together here By
detectives assigned 10 watch over
Shriners' convention crowds n
Times Square.
The trio, each Of whom was
charged with jostling. were identi-
fled % William Goldberg, g. with
80 previous arrests: Isadore Le-
vine, 90, with 90 previous arrests;
and Harry Keller. 81. with 10 pre-.
viouS arrests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

ATIIl, U1lo "a 11Il.slylo1
60 mpnEs onsomeAns driver
e. q 11Veltl1lng e. some.
~ ~ Ane ~ aeE hin
~ 81
ng JAekaon. q. e0naendine
ell = - rlepe . - D the sunA.
mellne OF 81 q b 1 news
rg Yo1l1raay saying - would
llng y work tof nny hena.
sr.t - ueula pag hls nna.
II b oerxtne eak ! as me
a1 ~ esnesallne i knlss ana
aanllng Aggesk Ak d dAy. 40
hnR y mele days = servo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

would eiadly accept appointment
70 ne investigating unlt.
But Lennon, appointed 10 sue.
cosd The late Sen. willis smith
tD-NCl, said he had not decided
whether he would request : place
On the Mccarthy group.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16
Law Loophole Plugged

AKRON, Ohio U - You can't
beat traffic tickets here any longer
BY claiming someone else parked
your ear In an Illegal zone.
Previously, 10 make . parking
ticket stick, police had 70 prove
the owner actually had been at
the wheel. But City Council
plugged the loophole Tuesday BY
making the owner liable no matter
who did the parking.
The new statute Is expected 10
net The city IN extra Si0O,OO0 In
fines each year.
SuheerihA IN The Citizen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

11 OnAllcE. n. J. A-Wast
o. hola iEe annual watermei.
. ,llnf eoaloea 9pltetdAy.
~ Saleist. a11o ktas.
pllnof: Allly neCaEfiek, Is.
- eonlnAeA NJ rieep . = MIA,
go = aecunao.
fha reanlt: - poznas q water,
aoa viniahed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-16

Carl Furilo. outliolder iee the
Brooklyn Dodgers. ssartsd hii
baseball eaHear a. d pitcher Ii
1910 with Pocomcke City Ia TIE
Eastern Shore League. Carl also
played the outfield when not hnri.
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

Odd Chest Of Drawers
I2-drower Korino Chests 1900 $3.50
4 3-drower Korino Chests 1850 1880
Matching Full or Twin
size Beds 72.50 $500
Bone White French Pro-
vinco Chest lOo.5O $500
| Modern Cherry Chest $3.50 44.75
! LINED Oak 5 drawer
Chest ----..-. ------ 1850 $3.50
Chest N-s $500 $500
I 6-drower Cherry Chest 1850 $500
5-drower WiIlett Mople
Chest - 1880 $3.50
5-drower Rock Mope
Chest ---- 112.OO $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

Only a partial listing Hundreds
of other dining room pieces also on
sale!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
at birthday sale prices...


Birthday there's perfect opportunity really savings Mind these
ends! You'll find
dhon and period all at Birthday savg &c. don't delay be here first thing
in the morning and prepared to
humdredso 0fkerh ms0 Sae!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

Choose from Wiltons, velvets, Ak
ministers, carved, tone-on-tone and
plain carpets in rich shades Of green,
grey or beige.
Evening star., 1953-06-12

1852 demonstration in
good operating condi-
ton on sale at LacyS
Sth d. z Sts. NV.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19
Coasfwise Ship Dua

The SS Seafarer, Coastwise Line vessel, is scheduled to leave Seattle around Septem Der 29 or 30 for Kodiak and other Alaskan ports, Ben Park inson, executive vice presl- dent, said yesterday.
 Parkinson and George Hut ton, company representatives in Anchorage, were in Kodiak for two days early this week. They called on various mer- chants and businesses.
 Parkinson said that his com- pany planned to run a freight CT into Kodiak once a month. The vessel will leave Los An r. geles, stop at San Francisco and Portland and later sail from Seattle for Alaska.
 The next ship in here will bring Propane Gas for the housing unit in the east addi- tion. Merchants interested in shipping via Coastwise may
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19

Ernest Hemingway's The Shows of Kilimanjaro is the Sunday and Monday attraction at the Orpheum Theatre.
 The picture is in Techni- color and stars Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward and Ava Gard ner.
 Tuesday and Wednesday Joel McCrea and Yvonne De- Carlo have the leading roles in The San Francisco story. The Lion and the Horse is showing for one day only on Thursday and Friday and Sat- urday the double feature is Scotland Yard Inspector and Yes Sir, MT. Bones.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19
jCrutchers Leave .On Vacation

MT. and Mrs. Marshall Crutcher and granddaughter, Leslie, departed by plane Sun day for a vacation in the states.
 As president of the Alaska
 Bankers Association, Crutcher
 will attend the annual conven- tion of the American Bankers Association at Washington, D. c. from September 20 to "A.
 He plans to purchase a car and drive east, visit New York and later return to the Pacific Coast through the southern states to San Diego.
 A family reunion is planned
 in Southern California with Crutcher's brother, who is a Lcdr. in the U. s. Navy and
 his two sisters. The family has
 not been together since 1906
 when. as children they seper-
 ated.
 MT. and Mrs. Crutcher will then drive north along the coast and will follow the Red- wood Highway. They plan to be gone for several weeks. Crutcher explained that this was the first real" vacation
 he has had in 25 or 30 years.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19
Many Seek
 Elk Permits

Over l35 big game hunters are seeking permits to hunt elk on Afognak Island from November l to 15. FWS regu- Iations state that only 40 speci- al permits will be issued.
 A drawing to determine the 40 lucky" hunters will De held here on September 25. The time and place of the drawing will be announced in alater issue of the MIRROR.
 The 1853 elk hunt is the third held sn Afognak since the big animals were "plan- ted' there in the 1930s. Last year B permits were issued by the FWS. Hunting will be confined to the Raspberry Straits and Tonki Cape area. The hunting in the Tonki Cape area is considered rugged" by experienced hunters and
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19
Police To-.
 Enforce Law

There are two city ordi- nances the police department will make every effort to en- force and those are the ones covering curfew for school children and the other is speed- ing, Roland Vickery, police chief said this week. We are asking all motorists to exercise extreme caution at all times. The children must walk in the road to get to school. We will ask the chil. dren to walk facing moving traffic.
 ,, Ordinance number 121 pro- vides that no child under 16 years of age will be on the city streets after the hour of 10 pm between May 15 and September 1, and after g pm the balance of the year, :" Vickery said.
 However, on Friday and Saturday nights and for relig- ioals and holiday events the curfew may be extended to II pm.
 If a child is found on the e streets aftsr curfew time he will be taken to the police sta- tion and the parents notified. If it occurs a second time the parents may be fined.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19
call Hutton in Anchorage on phone number 3440l or 344Oo' collect, Parkinson said.

Seattle (P)-A Navy official said in Seattle that he had been notified that nearly S00 military dependents will be carried on 10 voyages of Alas ka Steamship Go. passenger liners in October and Novem- Der.
 It was not stated if this would include military depen- dents enroute from Kodiak to the states. Alaska Steam has had no military passenger business since World War II. The company has been seek ing to share in such travel to offset a decline in private bookings.
 No official plans to shift some military dependents from MSTS ships to private lines had been received by A 1oc1zo C+oopo
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19

guides.
 Special permits will cost $l5. A regular hunting license is also required.
 Hunters who received elk permits last year are not elig- ible for this years hunt.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19
UFA Gets Ballots

A notice and ballots for the annual United Fishermen Of Alaska, At'L, meeting and election were mailed this week by P.J. Herrigan, secre- tary and business agent for the organization.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-09-19

Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Gal lagher returned Wednesday from a several weeks vaca- tion outside. They were ac- companied by their children Dolores ana Russell. Carolyn remained outside to enter c .lege.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-06-11
ThreeNavy Boys Get
Advanced Ratings

Three Navy boys from this area
have received advancement in rat
ing, according to an announcement
made last week by the Bureau of Ma
val Personnel. They are:
James T. Sensenbaugh, metal
smith third class, U. S. Navy, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Sensenbaugh,
st. James, serving aboard the heavy
cruiser USS Albany.
John Wallick. quartermaster sec
ond class, US Navy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wallick, 1913 East Wash
ington Street, and husband of Mrs.
Kathleen c. Wallick, 306 North Po-
tomac Street, serving aboard the
heavy cruiser USS New port News,
Atlantic Fleet.
Charles w. Wolford, metalsmith
second class, US Navy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Wolford, 1908 VOL
ford Avenue, serving aboard the
USS LIST 1925.
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Two new members were formally
received into the Kiwanis Club at
the regular weekly luncheon meet
ing, held at the Hotel Alexander on
Thursday, at which president Oscar
Hartsock presided. This was follow
ed by the showing of a colored movie
of the Clio Flying Boxcar in action.
The installation of the two new
members-Kenneth G. Bennett of
the Maryland General Insurance
Company, and Frank P. McCraw of
Victor Products Corporation = was
conducted by PAUL S. Shields, chair
man of the Education and Fellow
ship Committee, and assisting him
were: DR.. Wilson P. Ard, DR. L. Boyd
Hamm, Father Charles w. Dausch
and President Hartsock.
Kiwanian Frank Howard, of the
Fairchild Aircraft Division, then
showed very fine film, in color, of
the Glib Flying Boxcar.
The film was largely devoted to
the showing of the Glib in action
in a mock attack against the United
States. The film showed, in graphic
detail, the vast quantities of heavy
battle equipment being airborne in
the packets and then parachuted to
their positions on the mock battle
field, but perhaps the most graphic
shot was one showing the sky lit
orally filled with men being para
chuted from the boxcars to their
positions
In his preliminary remarks, Mr..
Howard gave a number of Fairchild
statistics, including the following:
AS of May 81, 1858, the Fairchild
Aircraft Division employed 300
people and it is interesting to note
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Postal Officials
Convene Tomorrow
Maryland Delaware Conven-
ton To Be Held At Ocean City.

The Annual Joint Convention of
Postmasters and Supervisors of the
States of Maryland and Delaware
will be held at Ocean City, Md, to-
morrow and Saturday. The Plim-
himmon Hotel will be Convention
headquarters.
The principal speakers will be:
John P. Hayes, member of the Ma
tional Committee Executive Board
of the National Association. of Post
masters; Jesse V. Horton, National
Legislative Representative of the
National Association of Postal SUI
pervisors; and an official from the
Post Office Department, Washington,
D. C.
Tomorrow will be Hospitality
Night and the banquet will be held
Saturday night followed by dance.
Charles F. Reichardt, General Su-
perintendent of Mails, Baltimore,
will be POSTMASTER.
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AROUND TOWN
WITH THE EDITOR

diately take the matter up with the
headquarters of the company in Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Congratulations to Miss Shirley
Grimm, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
C. w. Grimm, 119 North Locust
Street, on her award of four-yea1
scholarship to Pratt Institute in
Brooklyn, New York, one of the
finest art schools in the country. The
scholarship covers full tuition fol
four years.
Miss Grimm, a member of the 1858
graduating class of Hagerstown High
School, won the Washington County
Museum of Fine Arts as the out
standing girl art student in the grad
uating class.