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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN. DET. modern brick 3-bed.
rm. with den. or recr. rm.: NV.
area. Mass. to Conn. aves.. vic.
Western Or IH nearby sSoo ch. Sh11 1Hski MS; by
ENG. desires to rent 3-bedrm. home,
in Arl. area. Phone NO. 7-4430,
Ext. 500, after 8 pm. weekdays.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
1900 Que st. NV --Beaut:. furnished
occup. Recently redecorated. re-
modelled apt. bldg. S142.5O to S165
per mo. includes all utilities. Laund.
facilities. good transportation. To
inspect, see janitor on premises or
call ME. 9-5402.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. ME. s-54O2
COLORED-TWO BEDROOMS, each
with door opening on hall; private
Kitchen. other apartments. 1885
CoL1o5REEHS; EH; Two TTwo ROOMS, H share
bath; for refined couple or 2 settled
ladies. 1859 T st. NV, HO. 2-60S1.
coLoRED-N.E. sEcTIoN-co11pple;
| rm;, kit, semipvt, bath: nicely
furnished. Ii. 6-2547. -21
COLORED-14OB e ST. S.E.-2-rm.,
semipvt. bath apt: 1880. Key In
cSnokEBg SMeSi ~ NICE; 3Se FnRN, ns 2 bed
rms. 1iy. rm., kit, bath: utils. incl.
Call after z. RIA. 6-146S.
COLORED-18th AND CALIFORNIA,
14th and Fairmont. Georgia and
kenyon; 1.rm.. kitchen apt: so
see. Apply JONES REALTY, 22l7
14th st., DU. 7-0656, 10 to pm.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl %.
will share attrac. furn. apt; S36;
~; sood transR;; sSeang osOrGessSGVn
YOUNG MAN, %, would like coneen-
ial person to share beautifully flrn.,
2-bedrn:, moderp apt. In George
TAKoMA PARK-diri TO share At
tractive apt: ccnv: to walter Reed,
-JU. 9-SO33, call after 8 pm. 30
WILL SHARE new Arm. apt. In Con.
gress Heights with another girl. 1S-
.25. Call days, 10. 3-15S6. go
GIRL wishes to share attractive apt.
ca eith fRSthsr Ho sssss Ets Brentwood vila9sT''
MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-Bacheior:
9SEEHr1ERD, 9SfsES iRt Ty; U5sEstis1ss; stsss, 4S VA
REFINED LADY to share ant. with
another. Corner Conn. and n NV.
Separate bedrm. ST. S-2443. ga
GONGENIAL GIRL, to share nicely
1urn. one-bedrm. apt; al utilS.;
good loc. ia. S-6606. al
GIRL To SHARE lge. enc. opt. IN
new BLDG. excel. location. S46. Ho
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcons.)

Westminster HOTEL. 1907 i7th
st.-Sgle., dble. rms; water, maid
Serv.. nv; Ss-S1S Wk. Ho. 2-6720.
ACROSS FROM sTATLER, zoos 18th
$50; dble., SIS. NE. $3.50. ID
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 p st. NV.
Single front, adjoin. bath. conv. to
several bus lines and downtown. So.
AD. 2-lS65, HU; 3-S657. al
gentleman, semipvt. bath, phone
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VIRGINIA
SMALL DELICATESSEN

Located on main thoroughfare. All
fixtures, furnishings and stock In.
cluded in total price. Good lease,
excellent profit shown in the past.
Present owners selling for reasons
Of health. Price, $500. Terms,
ROBERT E. COX. ia. 5-6S72; ewes.
FOR SALE - Going manufacturing
business. producing the latest i'm
proved type. Of wood, residential
windows with over $4,000 backlog
of orders on hand; entire assets
amounting to over $4,000, Will be
sold at public auction at the plant,
located at 207 Winchester ave-,
Martinsburg, w. Va, at IL am,
March 81, 1853. Assets consist OF
all modern equipment, tools, jies,
dies, raw material inventory and
good will OF the business. Two y. 8.
patents issued; good reasons for
This represents unusual opportunity
to. obtain q going mfg. business.
with exceptional possibilities for
expansion. Low rent, long lease
available, ample labor supply at
low rate. Inspection Of the props
ertv invited prior to sale day.
PANEL WINDOWS, INC.
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COLORED-DOWNTOWN
All 2nd st. Sc. (nr. Capito)-
Lovely 2-rm. apt, with pvt. bath;
nicely furn:; in apt. BLDG: $69; SO
service: adults only. See janitor,
bSmt.
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FAIRVIEW APIS.
ppANn- -NTHx1

7ol BRANDYWINE Sc.
Ready for immediate occupancy, all
modern conveniences included.
I pe9room -------- ----- SS2.50
Terrac apis. i bedrm.. $50. and
DRIVING DIRECTIONS: Out South
Capitol st. to Atlantic ST.; left to
4th ST.. right to Brandywine. left
to apartments.
BY Bus: Take Az bus to 4th and
Atlantic.
Open noon It'll dark or by appoint
ment. Phone RESIDENT MANAGER.
10. 2.OSSl
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ROOMS WITH soARD

BRADLEY ARMS, 1928 10th st. NV
For refined girls, home-cooked meals,
nice rooms, Bendix washer; S47.60
up. or, II desired. room without
NEAR VIENNA WoODs-oentIe%an
desired. Near transportation. Vienna
LGE. DBLE. RM., good breakfast;
friendly Southern home: excel.
transp. RA. 6-392s. -23
ROOM AND BOARD for / or Q men
in southeast section; conV. bus
transp. Cali 10. 2.0691. -10
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2S10 AsHAGEAD PIA NV.
Double and single rmS.s some with
private bath. American plan. excel.
meals. home atmosphere. HO. 2-3666
WESLEY HALL
1926 21st ST.. NV. HU. .S-3624
90 residence halls catering to young
men and women. Running water.
Daily maid service. Bendix washers.
SelectiVe reStaur0nt.Style menu.
Recreation room4 Free dances,
movies and TV.
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUsE
2OI3 Mass. ave. nw.-Delightfu home
to Live in. Reasonable. Have sew.
eral vacancies for young men and
women. The best food obtainable.
Excel. transp. DE. 2-o70S. -10
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SOUTHEAST

1918 4th st. s.e.: ground a.; 2-bed-
room unit; avail. April 1; 20 min.
downtown, via 8. Capitol st. bridge;
$66. so. UN. 4-360O. as
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

MOTHER and small child desire Tm.
with board and day care for child.
Box 2S6-A Star. zoe
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED
Live at the Top Of the City
TOWERS

APARTMENT HOTEL
300 MASS. AVE. NV.
One and two bedroom apartments:
hotel services. Also hotel rooms and
suites.
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VISIT
GIASSMANOR
BERKSHIRE
HOTEI, 144O

One rm., kit. and bath; 24-hr. phone
and elev. sery.; $24.50-$31.6 so wk.
1440 Rhode Island ave. NV. -23
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RIGGS PARK

KENNEDY ST., NE.
3-bedrm. brick semidet. home with
lst-hood powder rm., full bsmt:.
kit. and nice yard; only Sl10 mo.
Call MR.. GINNETTI, RE. 7-S626.
20
COLORED-2855 ROBINSON PL. Sc.
. rms. bath. elec.; $42.50 mo.
Apply 621 Colorado Bldg. --19
COLORED-41O v ST. N,W.-2-ted-
rm. house available for immediate
occupancy: SS5 per mo. To In.
spect. call NE. S-5402. Ia
1922 GAULT PL. NE.
New brick home, rms. tile bath.
full bSmt., air -cond. heat, mod. kit;
$105 per mo. PASQUAL REALTY.
EX. 3-82SO. 80
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NORTH ARLINGTON
SILVER SPRING

New, 2-bedrm., brick Semidetached; /;
full bsmt.; near Langley shopping
center and transp., in Montgomery
County; $110 mo-; immediate pos
session.
New, 3-bedrm. brick rambler, on cor
ner lot; full bsmt.; available imme-
diately; S125 mo. Call JAMES c.
CONLEY & CO., S710 Georgia ave.
III 6-67OO 20
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THE UNUSUAL
Dupont Circle area-Very large liv-
M room. Kit % and BATH. "es Open AfSs fireplace; es
suitable for entertaining; $3.50. Call
Emerson 2.S193
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CHIILUM MANOR

Missouri and N. Capitol st.; nicely
furn. corner 1-bedrln. apt; mod.
bldg; $102.35 mo-, utils. incl. To
responsible adults only. RA. 3-5950.
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ROSEMARY TERRACE
Metropolitan washinetons newest and
finest garden apartment now rent
trict line IN euburban Nd at 1920
East-West hwy tbet 10th st and
Conn. ave.I. and Offering spacious
one-bedrm. apts- at sos. and two
incl all utilities. Call resident mgr.
JU. S-1170, or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 d ST NV Ma s-2346
OLORED-1348 EUCLID ST. NV.
only. Immediate occupancy. Ss9.5
per mo. incl. all utilS. To inspect
see janitor on premises: lie
COLORED-14OO lst ST. NV. %
rms. with semipvt. bath; imm. oc.
cup; adults only; $55 mo. To In
spect, cau he. S-5402.
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"a PORTER ST. NV.

gPs Wishes eaY'ns so nsnt
bedrm., Nv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath apt in desirable Cleveland
Park, to middle-aged couple. No
children. Rent S125 per mo. To
inspect see ianitor on premises OF
call H. g. SM1THY CO.. ST. $4,000.
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LOVELY FURN. APT.
For 8 nice girls; fine Sc. section.
close to Census Bureau; strictly pvt;
al utils. furn.; $50 co. 10. 6-6777.
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SOUTHEAST

8 rms. and bath. with al utils. i
shopping. transp. and schools.
BUSADA
AIS Southern Ave-. 10. 9-850o
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x TF5gREeA ySh g. 6NESEhgiRAS;s ANB SogSHs ggs.
XwIEoNHp XwEoENKHpkHsr AkTSrSi RI iNsb5 sat; R;rss{ETNy s{ENy "a eS
624 BOND HlDG. Ma. s.00O7
Sl6 KING sT Alex. ri. s-l3i3
TAKOMA PARK-Utility apt, private
sntra1ce, bath, bedroom: ,combina-
nicely furnished; $40; 10. 9-1027.
One bedroom, dining room, kitchen,
living room, garage: beautifully fur.
nished; all utilities; S126. JU.
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APTs. OUT OF TOWN

CITY; "a block from
beach. Choice furn. apt. now avail
for summer rental. SCHIFF, 214
30. Victoria, Atlantic City. -23
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FOUNTAIN, PAPERS, VARIETTES
Patent medicine store. near Govt.
bldgs.. priced to sell on terms.
AUERBACH, DI. 7-6501, AD. A.4907
RESTAURANT-GRI
Mr.. OFFICES-GOVT. BLD0S,
5 a-day wk., short hours. over. $3.50
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HOUSES UNFURNISHEp

COLORED-sIX RMS, Q kits. full
bsmt.; excel. eond. Call HO. q
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Twin and single, running water each.
Elevator and maid service. Near
White House. Reasonable. -25
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yA.-Locsted between
sssasassSn AZ 2f...nsE. ssEs s'SS ssS psa
mo. Couples only, Can between
sc0TT KEY HUTEH~one NUETIEESaS;
room kit and bath; completely
turn. air:conditioned apt: tub and
e 3 e hc., Sz Ger ssrycs., Ssy fSr So s or
limit 500 goth xt. nv MA G-6426
Maid service. Mt. Pleasant car.
CAL DE. 2-1474. -23
EFFlCIENCY-Two rms. utils. furn.;
Quiet. emDl. adults. DE. 2-1726.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

glue, scissors, cut-outs, photog-
raphy, Jars Of bugs, pans of moss
on and on and on-right on the
level of the eye. Clutter, clutter
evcrywhcre-wth hardly a place
to sit.
Where once the baby bottles
waited for dish washing and one
thought when this period is over
"Ill have clean AUTHORIZATION
the school snacks, the candy max
ing, coke drinking, corn popping
started
When the clutter is on the floor
there is also a gleeful laughter
and chubby arms around the neck.
When it rises to the table there
is singing, the piano is playing, the
ping-pong balls are bouncing, and
the train is running, motion and
energy and giggling and youth,
wonderful youth!
Don't feel sorry for us you who
have no cluttcr-fccl sorry for
yourselves!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
Merchants, Phone
CUNTS Win Games

Merchants defeated the National
Guard SIS to 43, and Telephone
company defeated Garages 40 tc
81 in the two industrial league
basketball games played Monday
evening in the armory
In the first game the Merchants
held a 3O-l5 advantage at the
half. Players and their scores:
Merchants, Slower 6, Yost 6, G
Stewart 5, Williams II, Hill H.
Ed. Hardcsty IL. National Guard
Rotruck IL, b. Mills s, NJ Mills ,
Schoch ,, Slabaugh 5, Sewers Is
Telephone led - to II at the
half over the Garages and in
creased the lead considerably in
the second half. For the Telc-
phone: Kelley 9, lden 6, II. Stew
art 6, Gather 5, Baker II, Camp
bell 6, Davy ,. Garages, Trcacy 7
Shaffcr ,, Rock IL. Nichols 6, Dix
on 4, f. Shaffcr ,, Robinson 5.
The opening game next Monday
night at the armory at 1880 will
be between the Telephone and
National Guard, while the second
game will find the Teachers play
ing the Garages. 1t will be the
first encounter for the Teachers
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
Southern Garrett Is
Winner Over Parsons

A field goal by Charles Durbin
and pair of fouls by Harold
Orendorf in the final minute of
play gave Southern Garrett High
a thrilling 1915 victory over Par
sons, W. Va, at Oakland last Fri
day night.
The game was close all the way
with the score tied at 45-45 when
Durbin Gagged his winning goal.
lie was high man for Southern
with IA points while Fairbanks had
Is for the losers Oakland got
away to l4-9 lead at the quarter
but the visitors were leading 27-25
at the half. The third quarter end
cd in a tie at 1888. Oakland out
scored Parsons from the field, II
goals to 90. Parsons made good on
out of II foul attempts, while
Southern got 7 out of 10 attempts.
Others scoring for Southern
King u, Sislcr 10, Orcndorf Z,
Collins 6, Hanst 0. For Parsons
Wilfong IA, Collett ,, Evans 3,
Bowley 10, Gamer and Rosenau, 0.
Parsons Jayvecs COPIED the
preliminary 80 to -.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
As Others See is

When read Mr. John c. All
lcr's article in the Evening Sun
last week about Oakland, some
thing about it made my blood boil.
Maybe it's because the shoe pinchcd
a little.
But why do they always have
to pick on one of our more dis
graceful things and play it up in
a ridiculous manner?
I'm referring to our marriages.
Many Of us are downright ashamed
that our Maryland laws are so be-
low our neighbors' concerning one
of the most sacred things in the
lives of people. Those of us who
believe strongly that preparation
for marriage makes for stronger
marriages and finer families are
convinced that blood tests and
longer waiting periods are steps
forward.
Our citizens as a whole are too
high type to gloat over it as "A
business asset and | cannot believe
the prospective brides and grooms
do much spending of money among
our local merchants. Even if they
did-dare we make a play for such
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

business ?
1t is true that getting married
at home may involve lot of COM
plications, and hundreds of fine
folk come here for that reason, or
because their parents came here,
or some other sentimental reason
but that doesn't mean we have to
keep our marriage law standards
so low that we get flocks of them
who have little concern for the
sacredness of marriage or the re-
sponsibilities it carries.
would far rather have our town
prosper on account of its charm,
beauty and creativeness than on
encouraging cheapness in one of
the holy sacraments.
(Mr. Ahlers-I regret now that
| didn't show you the way to Hoye
Crest-Maybc | could have helped
you see US as we really are)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
Society TO Meet

The Mountain Lake Park Baptist
Womcn's Missionary society will
meet at the Baptist parsonage
Friday, January %, 1890 a. m.
to 2:30 p. m. The recent mission
book, Scattered Abroad" will be
presented by Mrs. w. c. Rogers,
who is program chairman. The book
deals with Baptist foreign mission
work in the Hawaiian Islands,
along the China coast, in Latin
America, expansion in Africa, new
adventures in the Holy Land and
in Zurich and Rome, A covered
dish luncheon will be served at
noon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
BLAINE FRIEND STOCK YARD
Accident, Maryland

Market report for January ~.
Horses: 800 to so cwt.
Steers: Good to choice, 24.0O to
25.10 ewt.; medium to good, 1000
to $3.50 cwt.; common to medium,
1915 to 1870 cwt.
Heifers: Good to choice, 21.00 to
$3.50 cwt.; medium to good, 1900
to 20.80 cwt.; common to medium,
1910 to 1890 cWt.
Cows: Medium to good, 1900 to
1900 cwt.; Gamers, 1850 to l2.70
cwt.; shells, $50 down.
Bulls: 1890 to 2060 cwt.
Neals Good to choice, 1923 to
1915 cwt.; medium to good, 29.00
to 34.75 cwt.; common to medium,
1850 to $3.50 cwt.; Gull veal, 1900
down.
Hogs: 1850 to 2O.50 cwt.
Sows: 14.10 to 1890 cwt.
Pigs: $50 to 1880 head
Heavy hens: pc to 81 l2c liz.
Leghorn hens: Toe to l9l2c lb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

A young woman was greatly en-
Wed by all her young married
friends for her frequent trips
abroad. Just think Of the Won
derful life she is having they
while we fix formulas,
wash diapers and struggle along.
But they sat up and took notice
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
BITTINGER


Marvin Bender, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Bender, of this
village, died at his home here on
Monday evening, January IL, in his
2lst year. Funeral services and in
terment were held at the Maple
Glen Amish church, near Grants
vile.
George Edwards and Cecil
Brenneman, Of Grantsville, were
business callers in this section on
Wednesday of last week.
A portion of the barn on the
Gun tbs Bethel farm, near here, is
reported to have collapsed during
the heavy sleet storm of last week.
Mrs. Joseph Bucket, wife Of the
Village merchant, was shopping in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

Am so glad | live in Garrett
county. | love winter. Where would
you find greater beauty than we're
having this week. There is some
thing so sincere in nature on our
mountain top. When the calendar
says winter, she means it. The
more we have Of snow, the less we
have Of mud. Maybe that's why
like her so.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
1t Runs Through
My Mind
By POLLY j. HANST

If President Eisenhower can al
ways pray as sincerely as he did
Tuesday-and if he can get the
people Of this land to bow their
heads with him have faith that
God will continue to be mcrciful
unto us.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

The February draft call was set
at $4,000, the same to be called
monthly at least until summer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

Cumberland on Friday Of last week.
Miss Mary Jane Emory, Of the
Sacred Heart Hospital nursing
staff, Of Cumberland, spent the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

All day comfort! Scientifically
designed contour seats, both
front and rear, have thick foam
rubber cushions. Non-sag spring
construction is firm yet resilient.
Automatic Posture Control pro-
vides the most convenient seat
ing position for all drivers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

when they received cards from her
saying, Having wonderful time
wish were you!"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

300 less road shock! BY increas-
ing front wheel travel and redc-
signing the rubber compression
bumpers, front end road shock is
reduced as much as 500. Springs
are taiIored-to-weight of each
model, for best riding comfort,
whichever model you buy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

Automatic Ride Control! Ford's
Nariable-Rate rear spring sus-
pension actually makes the cIIec-
tive spring Stiffness vary auto
matically as road and load con-
ditions change. You get smooth,
level, comfortable ride on boule-
ward OF toughest back road.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22

You've got to Value Check this new Fords
fl ''Worth More features to know why
Ford is worth more when you buy it :.
worth more when you sell it,
In this 53 Ford you'll find only new concept Of
riding and driving comfort you'll find more Of the things
you aoant and need than any other in the ow-pce field
You'll find the Go you need in Fords high compression
VS. and Six engines (and both thrive regular gas You'll
find the great, alround visibility the easy handng brak
ing and parking you need for todays traffic. And you'll
appreciate beauty that belonss wherever you may drive.
No wonder Ford the New Standard of the American Road
Evening star., 1953-06-20

President. has directed the free
ing Of some $4,000 North Korea
prisoners of war. The action has
been strongly condemned by the
United States and other Western
powers.
Such step as imposition of
martial law was described by one
Pentagon source as mot fantas-
tic" and possibly a logical de-
yelopment in the situation"
But. other officials said they
saw no significance in the possible
imposition Of martial law, point
ing out that South Korea is a
combat zone and the same pre-
cautions are being taken now
that would be taken under mar
tial law.
Mr.. Edwards said Gen. Clark
already has authority to impose
martial law, but decided to ask
authority from the Joint Chiefs.
He said they have notified Gen.
Clark that they have no objec-
ton"
Pentagon officials said they
could find no record of any cable
from Gen. Clark asking for the
Joint Chiefs approval.
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PERSONAL

BRIARWOOD MANOR-Convalesc
Home has openings for Those WhC
Want to Get Well";. 24-hr. nursing
srcwnins faTs 4si as III help psas deslEsd
elderly person. 24-hr. nursing care
licensed by State and county super.
vision. JU. 5000.
PLANO dAstv TTNER TnTE vIToa so e1ty q syRures
wEDDfNG SsSRi H'ys yxN6uSCEMassNfs 5 SsTaas Eyes ane
invitations; "a hour service. STAN.
LEY ADAMS PRINTING CO.. 6Os
E 81. NV. EX. 3-854S. 20"
VACANCY-Elderly lady. gentleman
first. second H.. cool porches. "a.
hour care. Reas. HE. 4-5151. ga
PLEAsE-Any one knowing the
I DeGelle; Gel I call IA. 2-e121. betSSeeen etSSeee
PLEAsE-Any one knowing the
whereabouts Of Roeburt E. Edwards
call ia. 2-6121. between 8 and 5.
EXPERT TYPIsT, reasonable rates
Wo, Resdlanes snes79 met; fast and accu5ate' 5a
PREPARED and typed. ExcHANaE
WILL DO private tutoring in fourth
SF %ol nth sn1sIs' gIEsde' If interested sa call
TUTORING in every subject. Grades 1
Ih5SSSh + EAT9NAa s9HooA GATE5DRA Res1Tas1
Call WO. 6-815O.
VACANCY-Elderly lady; large pvt
rm., lovely surroundings, nursing
care, trey service; WQ. 6;2579: -z21
Suite, sitting rm. and bedrm. with
care and tray service. KE. 7-isSi.
MOTHERS PERSONAL ATTENTION
given to children. babies preferred;
full-time care in my country home
Cau MRS. GREEN, GaithersburG
330-J-l. -21
Evening star., 1953-06-20

been in the Orient at this time,
he would have surveyed the pos
sibilities Of such action as (Pres-
ident Syngman) Rhee took and
would have taken proper steps
to deny those possibilities.
"Our American forces failed
to recognize the possibility, and
that is where they blundered."
Gen. Macarthur was removed
as commanding general of the
United Nations troops in Korea
by former President Truman.
Mr.. Van Zandt asked the Mary
land veterans to support him in
demanding that aff1davits by vet
erans claiming they are unable
to pay for hospital care be in
vestigated.
His amendment to that effect
to the Veterans Administration
appropriations bill was defeated.
Had Congress accepted my
amendment, the American Med
ical Association and the Junior
Association of Com m ere e
wouldn't have had a leg to stand
on in their fight against these
appropriations" Mr.. Van Zandt
Evening star., 1953-06-20

unit April II, 1852, and two
months later the Communist
controlled Prague radio said he
had sought refuge ION political
grounds"
The same sources quote d
Bergen as opposing "the aggres-
sive line of American policy"
disagreeing with "the revival
and rearmament of the Nazi
army" and wanting "to work
at the peaceful reconstruction
of the Czechoslovak republic"
Asked Aid to Return.
About a year later, Bergen
appeared at the United States
Embassy in Prague and asked
assistance IN returning to Ger
many.
The State Department quoted
Bergen as saying he had seen
enough" of communism at first
hand while working at a Czech
chemical plant.
The youths father had ex-
pressed the belief Bergen had
Evening star., 1953-06-20
Kensington Council
Seeks Nominations

Nominations to fill an unex-
pected vacancy on the Kensing-
ton (MdO Town Council will be
received by the council at 8 pm.
Monday in the Kensington Ele-
mentary School.
Mayor Lewis Merriam an
nounced he will set a date for a
special election at that time. The
vacancy is caused by the resig-
nation Of James Sheldon.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
Maryland Deserter,
Son Of Minister, Gets
2-Year Prison Term

A young soldier from nearby
Maryland must serve two years
in prison on charges of desert
ing the American Army to spend
a year behind the iron curtain
in Czechoslovakia.
A military court in Munich,
Germany, yesterday imposed the
sentence and a dishonorable dis
charge on Pfc. Willis Bergen. ir.,
OF 5217 Augusta street, Glen
Mar Park.
Opposed U. S. Policy.
Bergen. %, is the son Of the
Rev. Willis Bergen. formerly a
lieutenant colonel in the Army
Chaplain Corps. Mr.. Bergen
now serves as a supply pastor
for the Washington Presbytery.
Young Bergen left his military