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1900 18th ST NV.

Enc. apt; newly dec and furn.: air.
cond. bldg. switchboard and secre-
tarial service. VERY convenient loca-
tion. Only S1I2. See Resident
Manaser for inspection e
CoLORED-lI: 10th ST. s.E.-2
rms. kit and bath. utils. furn. Mt.
carline. cple. preferred. Ii. 1908.
COL0RED-TWO NEWLY and neatly
furnished apis. for rent. Employed
people. RIA 3-22S5. g
CoLoRED-APT. BLDG.-al40 N ct.
kit. and bath: new how'd. drs:
$3.50. Avail. now. ME-. a-6ss3.
close to shopping center and transp.
Call Monday through Fri. after $50.
All dav Sat and Sun. LIZ. 1-O493.
COLORED - FURN. AND UNFURN.
APIS. Park I'd. NV | rm.. kit.
and bath, newly decor. Reas. rent.
Call RA B-37ti3.
COLoRED-ISIs Isth ST. NV
Apartment contains . rms. kitchen
and semipyt. bath; only SS5 mo-.
including heat and hot water; q
car sSrass PARKING in rear. Inspect
c 81 sri 90 sSs FAIRMoNr ST.
N NV sno room H. Kitchen, / !, bath: sd
C0LORED-1 RM.. kit, bath; adults
COLoRED-if3s SPRING RID. NV.
Ind d. front; ! rm.. kitchen, SENT:
utiis. DI. 7-4a44.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ACCENT ON ADDITIoNs-Porches
rec. rms, or general repairs. We
invite you to compare our prices
and workmanship with anyones.
References furnished and estimates
cheerfully given. Nothing down 36
WAKEFIELD CONSTRUCTION CO.
ia. 1-l1T3 Ewes, ia. 2-uofu
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THE MAURY

Ih1 10th st. NV, 3 blocks of White
House. Sgle. and twin rms, elev.
and maid serv. Ample bath and
showers, Reas. daily and weekly
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Officers Service Club
THE GILBERT

.46n 10th ST. NV .--Newly decorated;
maid and ,24..hr. PIX. Sgles. $40
bath, SIS wk. sele., $25 dble. CO
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MIseEL. FoR SALE lcsas.l

AIR CONDITIONER. Sterling. a ton;
3 yrs. old; recently reconditioned.
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MISCELLANEOUS HoR SALE

PIANO. Brambseh baby grand: excel
lent condition CAL ewes, OIL
PIANOS. baby grand. made By Kim
ball. used: only S595. COW. terms
CAMPBELL MUSIC Co. HOS 9 St
PTnjsHNosDi i1 L.s isf04 BETSY Ross. US USED
CAMPBELL MUSIC Co. IiOs g 81.
PIANOS FoR RiEST-kew and used
spinets from So monthly W. hauling
extra. JoRDANS corner 18th q G
stss nE. Phone ST St9loOs sne
tphone JU. 5-1105l. Silver sprins
PISNo0NeE. popular type kpinet
pianos. S395. Mahogany finish.
bench extra II wanted. ST. 3-g400,
S0d 9 e eSThsr ave- rS'e hnq sprins
tphone JU 5-11o5l. Silver Sprins
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
from SO monthly up;. new Lester
spinets only IS monthly. option to
R PTzNo ha GhR1 ef IFS sh s.. sSSGS
Just above the library. Open
PIANOS, brand new. fun Keyboard
pianos of well-known standard
make only S495, mahogany finish.
lO-year guarantee: also many val
ues in used spinets and consoles
ST. $4,000 PIANO MART. 1918
18th st. NV Bust above the library
Open Thurs ewes. e
PIANOS, BENCHES, $40 tnew). New
Lester spinets. Consoles. Wurlitber
spinet. Sa25. Stieff med. uprt.. S215.
Koehler Campbell apt. upTt.. SS325
Weber Duo Art grd. reproduces
artist playing on rolls telec.) plays
perfect. Free delivery. free bench
PAUL. GOLIBART 1856 Columbia
I'd. NV AID. 4-592s t9:30 to g..
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FURNITURE BARGAIN
Selling entire IL rooms of furniture:
everything from baby bathinette to
piano. Call TU. 9-6l8a. -
SALE-New bedrm.. din.
rm. and liv. rm. Some factory close
outs and showroom samples. Modern
and traditional quality furniture at
lowest prices regardless of big dis
counts offered elsewhere. Compare
STAHLER'S FURNITURE co.
SIG 18th St. NV. RE. 7-4310
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rms. FuRh.-Mp, SVA. Ccsas.l
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

in apt. bldE.-Niee bed
room. pvt. bath. pvt. entr.; close "a
shops, tranSp. ia. S-T5O2.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2O01-Nice,
sci. rms, SIS wk., dble.. Sl2; good
meals; young people. CO. 5-24sS'
1917 r. l. AVE. N.w.-DNTN.- Sgle.
SIG; dbl, Sl4; triple, Sl2 wE. each
breakfast, g am; TV. DE. 2-964o
The MAR.LEETA, 1895 18th st.n.y.
Lovely bright single and double
rms. for young ladies and. men;
shower baths. excel. board; eiev..
PAULISE'S GUESTHOUSE. 1880
Conn. ave. NV. Excel meals, clean;
home atmos., TV, auto. wash ana
drier. DE. 2-66U1 10
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Wesley Hotel
2131 o ST. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Modern Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY
SINGLES, $50 MONTHLY
HO. 2-91OO
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL-YounR lady with 2
other girls. Ssle. rm.. kit: PRIVILEGES.
One blk. from Capitol. After 6 pm,
FRONT ROOM. couple or Q girls.
conv,, to transp;, shopping. Priyils.
MONROE sT. NE. SOS mo.--Empl
lady: mr.. Cath. Univ. and churches;
bus at cor. LA. 6-S9SS, LA, 6-5264.
COLORED - NEWLY redecorated
rooms; home privilsEeS Ss-$12
cod iG st. g. Front FhiPo RM., farn
or unfurn., to q nice quiet eple. or Q
sele man. Ii. 4-1354. 1874 Hol-
brook ter. ne. %
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c0LoRED-I: Ieth ST. SRI
carline. Cple. preferred. Ii. 1908.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS - Attic rms, carports,
porches, rec rms. Free est. Plans
furn.: FILA financins; 3 a.m.-9 pm.
MARICK CONSTR. CO. JE. j-14
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ROSEMARY APTS.
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4l01 HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District line. ! bus
fare Excellent bus facilities. Con-
venient to shopping center and
theater.
Nicely furnished apartment consist
ing of RECEIPT. hall, liv. rm. dinetts.
bedrm.. kit. and bath; sos per mo-.
incl. util.
AVAIL. MAY IS
Reception hall, liv rm., dinette, 2
bedrms., kit and bath; $124.20, incl.
utils.; avail. May l6.
Plenty Of parking, lovely grounds,
Apply In person WA. 7.o2AO. %
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QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT GREAT SAVING

FREE DELIVERY AT BOTH YARDS
ACE WRECKING & BUILDING
MATERIAL CO., INC.
D. C. YD, 4O02 MINI AVE. NE, LII. 4-0500
ROCKVILLE BRANCH, RTE 240, Pc. 2-921l
NOTICE
Rockville Branch Now Open to PM.
Wednesday and Friday Evenings
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PIANQ-BABY GRAND

Excel. cond. S325. JE. 2-2157
PIPE, galv.. black, copper. cast iron
cut thread. fixtures. BLOCKS, INC.
PORTABLE OFFICE, suitable for used
car lot or parking lot, well-buiit.
Call RE. 7-6S2a. -6
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
chimes: used; rebuilt, painted; SIS
up; some guar ! year. FREDER-
IcK'S. INC, 1905 14th st. NV,
FOR RENT. new
all makes; SOC Q day: rental may
apply to purchase. Call ST. 3-7o09
REFRIGERAToRs - GE. westing.
buys in town. DUNNMARK, 4l3d
Georgia ave. nv, TU. 2-4S31. ---10
REFRlGERAT0RS. used: rent or buy
EN-. .-7ao0. 441S Conn. ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gas: 81
up; guar, incl. del. BLOCKS. 174t
Lee hwy. 4610 BALTIC. ave, WA
r-hEnI 2.R-0n
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10000 BARGAINS
T II GTrHNEP

o5i3 NJ st. NV. Elk. 1857
WASHERS, brand-new, fully auto.
washers. 1854 models in factory
crates, list S299.a5, now slaShed to
only $110. SLATTERY'S. 1900 Wis.
ave, IKE. 7-1500. Open ewes. till 0.
WASHER. Bendix Economat, fully
automatic: TV Dumont. 81" console.
mahogany. excellent condition: will
sacrifice; 500, for each. or best offer
44OSta Powder Mill I'd. Beltsyille,
Md. WE. 5-55O4. d
WASHER; Maytag; $40. Philco nv.
q in; $50. Chrome dinette set
$50 Tabletop gas stove; $40. Youth
WASHERS FOR RENT, new, all
makes; csc a day; rental may apply
to purchase. Call ST $1,000 d
WASHERS, all makes, types: $500
up; most guaranteed; repairs and
service FREDERICK'S 3gO5 18th
St NV. ia a-7gn0
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APIS. FURNlsHED--vA.

$50 As mo-! esi pe's fenced ss H.
N. xssI.-wEsTovER - . bedrgm,:
$50 wk for 8. So extra for co. add.
pesgss,esna; chill, pets. fenced I'd. HE.
N. ARL.-Enc. apt. nicely furn.,
couple Preferred. KE. s-s7si. %
ARL.-near Clarendon. Entire End
floor rms, bath. yard. porch. M.
bus; Minis; Pentagon. r. M sssF.
A RI, NeS fqrn; enc. sss;, p, I
N. 18th St. Ant. 4, ia. 2-n721. p
l BLK. FIT. MYER, conv. Pentagon---
MED as el S:dr apt 81 slaf P ga. p St.
Isi5 N. Quinn. ia. 1917. IS
ARL;-Bedrm., liv. rm;;. dinette. KIT.
Modern bldg, SOS. ia. $500. 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 1-bed-
room apartment; ianitor service.
ton IN 0F utt.s & 70 SCI 0ia g.
Call TIE 6-6670 between 10 am.
one NJ INFANT Z RI WELCOME, low rent for
keeping yard: going to, Canada in
definitely; refs. required. Call after
:eB RiDa; Ia APP IN pvt home; cool;
mr., Pentagon. Navy Annex: on bus;
line sos per mo-. incl. utils. and
phone. IA. 1871.
ALEXANDRIA--Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit,
pvt, bath; empl. couple. Phone. so.
ARL.INGGiToN-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit;
and Fort Myer Call MRS. WOLFE,
IA. 5-5555. -
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

YNG. MAN, 2O-3o, to shr. l b.r. apt.
with another man. Call 10. l-3S13
aft. 8 pm. wkdys.; all day sat. Sun.
GRADUATE NURSE wishes to share
her 1-bedrm. apt. with another
nurse or business girl. Dupont Circle
vic. Privacy respected. Call DU,
1890. Ext. EOS. Is
C0LORED-9-BEDR APT. for man
to share with another man. LU.- l.
1873 after q pm. %
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BEAGLE PUPS, weeks and II weeks
old: also older dogs; some running
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
res. pets and show prospects. AS
RD7,ARBAND KENNELS. Pleasant
pedigree. female, flash color
3 mos, old: reasonable. ia. 2.-3304.
GREAT pYRENNEEs PUPS, . mos.
Axe reg, majestic white guard dogs;
-. leye children. JE. e-40S9. -ln
brofe beae Irs and e Sol d Ge sso
IKE. s-665a: ewes. JE. 3-a735, S
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS. Big
boned, sound. Axe. 3o"S 30th st.
Sc. LII. a-1Sg3 s.
SPANIEL PUPS, Axe, lively.
healthy; reduced prices. XII. a-n5lG,
BEAGLE PUPS. by field champion
black blankets; SIS each. JACK
LONG, CIR. 3-I512. 3 IS
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP. mixed
breed, 3 wks.; brown and white;
R Rtnut ltssas puDDyi child' pet -
BOARDING-want a wonderful place
to board your dog? Modern kennels
on farm. Call Cedar 3-264l. lis
WANTED--Home for cat: male:
mos, brown and white stripes; has
had shots. co. o-626I after 5;3,
pm. -
COCKER SPANIEL. male, black, :
yrs. old; cheap: Gal Maine ave. s.w
MRS. WATSON, after $50
BEAGLE HOUNDS, Axe reg: paii
puppies: 9 wks. old: | female, Il
mos. old, well trained; reas, Bowie
r SsnfT TSu oI RoI21iIDoc prps ave.
wks. to year; Boxer, female, cropped
CANARY, fine singer, home bred; alst
cage: gift for Mothers Day, nothint
better. RIA. 3-3096. -
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, AXE
reg: beautifully marked: countr!
raised; reasonable. JU. a-0206.
REMEMBER MOTHER on Mother
Day You buy her cage. wei
PET CENTER. 1870 Old Bladens
burg rd., Wheaton, Md, 10. 4
1866 daily 1909; Sat, 5000
Sun, 7-l1 am. -
HALF BOXER. half Doberman; male
] VI. old; excel. with children: FIN
watch dog: all shots. OIL. ARGOS.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM. Bus at door,
8 minis. to PentaRon. IA. 2-4O53.
SILVER sPRING-Comforta furn
rm. for employed adult; in pleasant
home OF employed widow; rlr. -Four
Corners. shops, rest, bus. S35 mo. /;
With kit privils" $50 Ju, a-1.l1.
III
LARGE ROOM, frst hoor; adioinins
bath gentlemen preferred cow. TO
everything. On, t-sWf. Ill
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WASHERS

Now is the time 10 really save
money. We. are reducing our inven-
to1y on AZ nrand-new l9oA auto;
water savers. All fully guar. No
teas. offer refused.
TIRE a BATTERY CO
10th and II SITS. NE, IL. 3-gOSn
Open Ewes. TIL PM.
WASHING MACHINE: Speed Queer
Erineer, automatic pump: $3.50 new;
$50. HI. S-TTSl. %
Approx. . Million No. . Face Brick
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT
AT COMMON BRICK PRICES
Wire or Phone
A. J. BONN COMPANY
AtisptA. Ga. Ell. o4ei.
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WAR SURPLUS

TARPAULiNS ~ -'''
is 8 3d. fp5 eo legFa s p4sfh s II
MATTocKs. ST.: s.PLY AIR HOSE,
&c FT.: 7-LB. SLEDGE. So: Seal.
GAS CANS, $1.5O; PAINT, So:
r. EFh HOSE. ST. ST. sl hSss saw YEA BIApEs
q 70: HAMMERS, soc; HAND
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APIS. FURNlsHED-MD.

CHEVY CHASE. ND. near NH and
Utils included. OIL. 2-3173.- 10
TAKOMA Pixie; newly iurn.: ?
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
bath in small mod. bldg: ioc. in
nice res. ueighborhood, Nr. shop
ping and transp. Suitable for 8 or
a $50 incl, utils. See res: mar.
1901 Garland ave. Ju. 7-6l73;
rAKOMA PK.-Furn. / bedrm. hy.
per mo. See at .706 Erie ave, be-
tween 8 am. and 8 pm. only. IS
TAKoMA PIX, mr.; Walter Reed
bus and shops. III. S-baaa. IS
TAKOMA PARK-Clean, quiet, at.
trac. Arm. apt: 500 incl. utils.; mr..
shops, attrac. district. Ju. 9-455e.
= BEDRMs., hv. rm., kit. pvt. bath
:s9th ave, colmar Manor, WA. =
TAX. PK.-very clean studio room.
lse. kit. pvt. ,entr.: sgls or empl.
eple: SO: incl; utils. JU, s-esS6.
l0409 Fawcett-Comb.
iv.-bedrm., kitchen and bath: utili-
ties incl. S6S 80. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor. Ma. S-01o3.
ROSEMARY APIS.
Tremendous. newly furnished 2-bed-
rm. units with free swimming pool.
TsdinS .I pool bus rs seryics hsrPss1e
venient to Waiter Reed, Bethesda
Cali ri. S-1i70 or JU. S-43i3.
Write or phone for free brochure
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Connecticut Ave. Ant.

)ne large bedroom and efficiency
apartment available. Living room,
dining foyer, kitchen and bath. Mod
ern kitchen and built-in tub with
fully and completely furnished. We
nettan blinds .4-hour switchboard
and elevator service, Also available,
2-bedroom apartment. NO. 2-651%.
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~ @S@~@S e~"-
End tables. Sa.95: sofas. $50 %:
new occasional rockers, 50 30; new
modern table lamps, $3.95; new
lounge chair and ottoman, tradi-
tional cover, $34.95: . green fire.
side chairs. skirted bottom, S24 .95
ca; mahogany oval lamp table, Tyre
base, $685.; new upholstered plat
form rockers, choice of covers,
S3795; plastic TV chairs, S5.95;
new blond modern step tables.
S10.95: mahogany finished book
cases, SS.95; maple platform rocker,
S2s4 "a: modern sofa. green cover.
S24.95; chrome dinette set, table
and 4 chairs, $39.a5: chest of
drawers S1495: HOLLYWOOD beds,
complete with boxspring, mattress.
& legs plastic headboard, $685.;
solid maple dinette tables, S19.95:
3-piece bedrm. suite, of dresser plus
mirror. flill-siZe he'd, chest of draw
ers. walnut or maple finish, $50 .95:
22-piece living rm. suite. sofa and
chair, both for $50 95; unfin. dress
ing table. S5.a5: new maple china
closets, SEQ %: factory recondi-
toned coil spring. S10.95: factory
reconditioned cotton mattresses
S12.95; rollaway beds, $16.95.
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AIRLINES NEED
YOUNn WOMEN

YOUNG WOMEN
TIE Air lines are calling on
US for more personnel than
We can supply. Airline expan-
sionS are creating many new
Jobs also vacancies due TO
marriage. etc. must be f1lled
College and nursing not neceS-
sary. Public contact duties IN
Reservations, communications
and Hostess fields. High School
graduates. IL TO 81 Learn II
you can qualify. Write giving
qualifications and phone num-
Der to Box 463-C, Star.
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ConVenient-Very Desirable
1925 18th ST. NV.
FULL hotel service. All rates include
Mon. through Sat. OF ca. week. Our
food is the best and there is plenty
of it. Singles. $50 up. Doubles. 500
UP. ca. person Triple. $5S UP, ca
person.
CALL DU. 7-7666
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FARM 6 GARDEN tcont.I
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS AND PoULTs. Worth
JAMES FEED STORE. SIC ( st.
NV. ME. s-00S9.
TURKEY POULTs, white Hollands,
SOC each; special, 2-wk.-old Belts
vile. Acc each. o. G.. MAXWELL.
Lanham, Md. WA, T-l545 "a
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PIANOS, new. fine quality Wurlitzer
spinet pianos. $3.50. Rare value,
quantity limited.
KITS, 1880 9 ST. NV. RE. 1922
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FURNITURE

NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
ITEMS ONE OR TWO OF A KIND
AND SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WLLD1NG EQUIFMENII INDUCTION
Tocco machine, Ohio Crank Shat
Co. Of Cleveland. Ohio. Type
LISTING 10A.
LA Motor HIP IS, Phase 3, volt
go, Amps. 90, FREQ. 80.
Deco erator-KWI5 volts, 22t
amps IS, FREQ 1o0S0.
ELECTRO-THERM, INC. JU. 5-731l
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NEWLY DECORATED, 1st-Fl. Apt,
1920 Missouri Ave.-Apt. 10l
E f6s Mss Mt1sssouR1 AvE.-A Apt 2o4
l-Bedrm. Apt. SIS Mo.
See Janitor in BSmt.
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ROOMS fURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

NICE RIM. in pvt. home. 2a23 Min
nRsnlA ave. Sc. I'll
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paper that made to seem almost alive
First color his wings and back yellow then paste the
down Of brown wrapping and
heavy black lines Cut the white obongs the
the bee and thin stick through them the small
Fold the wings the dotted lines they will
up and down you swing the bee through the air.
This worker bee She and her sisters do all the
the hive and collect all the honey The
dones eat lot Of honey and wait around for the chance they
probably will have of mating with a new queen.
bee has but eyes with Of
facets Also has tongue to gather nectar which
honey made and whole assortment Of It's legs help
1t gather pollen itself dangerous
singer that it without killing itself at the rear
Tomorrow: All About Beeswax
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-01
Mrs. Wilson Granted
Years Leave of Absence

Mrs. Caroline Wilson, supervisor
of Elementary school education in
the county for the past twelve
years, has been granted years
leave of absence by the Board OF
Education, to become effective Sep
TENDER IS it was announced by
Willard L. Hawkins, county super
intendent of schools.
Mrs. Wilson has received an in
vitation to head a special curricu-
lum study in the social studies field
at the University of Florida The
study is to be completed at the end
of the next school year when Mrs.
Wilson plans to resume her super
vising duties in the county.
Her work in the field of elemen-
tary education is well known
throughout the state and else
where. Mr.. Hawkins said that Mrs.
Wilson had long been recognized
as one of the outstanding elemen-
tary supervisors in the state
The school board has made no
decision concerning the replace
ment of Mrs. Wilson during the
coming year
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-01
DIED

Mrs. Minnie Smith Hickey, aged
so, a former resident Of Friends
VILE died Sunday, August Is, at
her home in Akron, o.
A native Of Cherry Grove, she
was a daughter of the late John
and Elizabeth Smith. She was the
widow of Walter Hickey, who died
in 1910.
Survivors include six daughters,
Mrs. Effie Feather, Keyser; Mrs.
Gertrude Straub. Miami, Fla; Mrs
Geraldine Sheets, Akron; Mrs.
Stella Falkenstine, Cuvahoga Falls,
O.; Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer, Gary,
Ind; and Mrs. Jene Summertield,
Paris, France; five sons, Clark,
Robert, Darold. Willis and Glenn
Hickey. all of Akron; two brothers.
Otis and Frank Smith, both Of
Friendsville; three sisters, Mrs.
Maude Livengood, Friendsville;
Mrs Alice Wright, Akron; and
Mrs Bertha Hackney, Morgan
town; II grandchildren, Al great
grandchildren and eight great
great grandchildren.
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400 See Stock
Car Races Friday

A crowd of 400 witnessed the
weekly stock car races at the Deep
Creek Speedway at McIIenry last
Friday night. During the program
one car, that of Whitley Bennett, of
Oakland, caught fire but the driver
was not injured. The fire was eX-
tinguished by the Deer Park Vol
untcer firemen who risked an eX-
plosion
Several prizes were given away
to winners from Pittsburgh, Wash
ington, Baltimore and Westernport.
More prizes are to be awarded this
Friday night, including free tick
cts to Speedway Driven theatre
and S. worth of vegetables.
1t was announced that on Sep
tember 9th Lady Rhoda would be
there to drive blindfolded over an
obstacle track. She recently APP
peared on Steve Aliens 7. V. show
Tonight"
Winners of last Fridays races:
First race. Bob Listen. Markleys-
burg: Bill Ward. Elkins Fred
Johnston, Elkins.
Second race, Harry Carmichael,
Morgantown: Melvin Matlick, of
Uniontown: Donald Kelley Union
town
Third race Keith Hammer, Elk
ms: Bill Vorbach, Morsantown;
Ralph Bateson. Elkins
Fourth race, Ralph Bateson, Fred
Johnston. Bill Norbach.
Fifth race. Gene Taliman, Elkins;
Bill Guseman. UniontOWn; Glenn
Bolyard. MorgantoWn
Feature race, Bill Ward, Elkins;
M. Matlick. of Uniontown; Fred
Johnston. Elkins; Frank Beckman,
Oakland Glenn Bolyard Morgan
town
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-01
AURORA-EGLON

A large crowd attended last rites
at Maple Spring church Wednes-
day afternoon for Mrs Lulu Fike,
who died early Monday morning
in a Parsons hospital, a few hours
after being involved in an auto
wreck Remaining in the hospital
are her husband, A. W. Fike, a
step-ddughter Mrs. Martha Grove
and a step daughter-in-laW, Mrs.
Earl Fike Earl Fike also was in
iured but was released Monday
Among those from a distance who
attended services for Mrs. Fike
were Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Allen and
children, from southern West Viz
ginia. and the Rev and Mrs. Don
ME Ford Of Fayetteville, W Va.
Mr.. and Mrs John IIeis, of Nor
gantOWn, announce the birth of a
son August II in a hospital there.
This is the couples first child. Mrs.
HeiS is the mother Of another son
by a previous marriage. Mrs. Ruth
Shaffer Eglon, is the maternal
grandmother
Mrs. Gilmour Fike, of Eglon, is
spending the week with her son
and daughtcr-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Flke and infant at Parkers-
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Artenis Harsh, Egg
lon, left Wednesday for ugin where
their daughter, Miss Leatrice
Harsh, has employment She plans
to accompany them home after .
few days visit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-01
| SEE BY THE DAILIES

Fighting between Egyptian and
Israeli soldiers flared for fourth
successive day along frontier.
Officials began government
wide campaign to cut back the up
ward spending trend and head to-
ward a balanced budget
The price Of coffee went up
three cents per pound wholesale.
T. S. fam prices showed two
percent drop since mid-July.
The 5O.90O-ton supercarrier Fores-
tai is now on sea trials.
U.N. command agreed to sharp
cut in truce terms in Korea
Northeast flood damage was esti-
mated at 81 billion, 600 million.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-01
Rehearsal Dinner Held

On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Graham gave a wedding
rehearsal dinner for their son, DR..
William Graham and Miss Mildred
Biser.
The dinner was held in the pri-
waite dining room at the William
James hotel. Those attending be-
sides the honored guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Eliza Biser. DR.. and Mrs.
W. S. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs Gene
Schmidt Mrs Howard Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Gayle Shaffer. Miss Elaine
Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Hutchinson. and Mr. and Mrs.
Graham
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-01

The seventh loan office in Balti-
more was held up and robbed with
i'm two months.
Atomic energy commission chair
man told Eisenhower L S. was
ahead of Russia in development of
atomic power for peaceful use.