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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED lce.,. J
lFOXHALL village bedrms. with
finished 3rd ar SI65. Call ROBERT

FOXHALL village hedrms. with
WRIGHT. oil. 9-s43a. q
fenced yd. 5sTs eth I'd. si0s. 30.
| 10 2-5500, IA. 2-2640. -6
SOUTHEAST, 347S 23rd st,--ModeFn
sedg ss,5edgIm; semi ssmidetsshed; basement:
s-BEDRM. ROW BRICK; basement,
oil heat: front and rear fenced yard;
WEST HYATTsVILLE-Modern, brick
rambler, liv. rm.. din. nm. hrspl,,
PEI mo. Cali HE. 4-s400. HUGH 7.
SILVER sPRlNG-Briek. o rms, az
baths baths @ rsSr; rna as screened screened perch;
nsi susssi: RLETeHER sTes ia 4 s.s9sa Sso9ssTELIo 70.
ave. Small attractive brick house.
| with garden and sarage: bedrms.,
| . baths; good recreation room: Sl60
per mo can sANDoz, INC. Do.
S5 Hsysen PE 4S1s nssiy e rs
/ med; . bedrms.. frepl., patio. 2fith
and p sts. BY appt.. MA. s-4a72.
ARLINGTON, close in--very clean.
attractive; . bedrooms. with base
ment; Near buses, oaSridee School
and an shGppiIns' ,,aI ss'. @6io South Troy.
silvia sPRING-TAkoMA Area
| u rms, l-bath, 2-story brick; newly
ddseOT;i ;sGS SlS5 mo. ~. a-aiso; ewes.
Vi .as asVs 4m: .oqfEs rf sSs5 ASs sSJI& g 5ift
M. SFoER GRAref creoRNfRs. MD. - Mic.
brick home: liv. rm.. firepl.; din.
rm, equip. Kit; bedrm. aud bath on
! PERRY HAY co, JU. 5-3005. "a
CLEVELAND PARK N.W.-Det,: re-
dec; bedrms. din. rm. and kit.
opens onto screened porch; . other
| porcheS. bsmt;, gas h.-w.h.; garase;
inclosed yard: trees, srapeyines:
pSnS peasessian sEaase slss ssa en- EEeGDDhss DGs
ARL., mr.. Observation-Disclosures .
bedrm house; full bsmt. fenced
yard; ya, eony to seys eysrythins; vacant;
AIExi@s.rm. Ii mo Sn 'sss bTies: bedrms.; gas
hvs hi, fenced Dssdo,e back peDssaD ys,s sars
iRockViLLE,-New c VILE a.bedrm. rambler.
/ with carport; $40 per mo-, plus
utils ; only 10 min. from Naval Hos
8tSsi 8oGLEY, Yno INC. 1 Pos 1851 enE Ewes.
Mr., Wilson. GA. 4-S034.
ROCKvILLE--Very attractive Twin
brook Forest home; 3 bedrms.; with
1 csrporL: S1i5 per mo-. plus utils.
! SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC, PO. =
( olll: yves. Mr.. Wilson, GA. 4-S034.
TEMPLE HILLS, MD.-Three-b bedrm.
brk. rambler: mod kit. fiTepl., Ice.
/ bsmt. and yard; > min. from Boil
| Ing and Andrews Fields; $3.50 mo.
| LC. 1-S0a6. IS
AI.EXANDRiA--4s-f new rambler,
daylight bsmt., lI2 baths. 3 bedrmss
wall-to-wall carpeting: auto, washer,
drier, deep freeze; S170. Call oV.
NR. SENATE OFFICE BLDG.-S-rm..
| 2-story brick: redec.. has store,
3Oxi0. attached: both for $3.50 or
| will rent separately. Ii. 4-ll0u.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrms., den:
cor. lot; St. James Sch; / blk. shop.
ctr; S125. POI N. Oak. JE. 3-S341.
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CQGQRED

COLOREp
We have several desirable 1-bedroom
apts., available at 23 46th st. Sc,
Benning rd., conv. to shopping and
transp.; $40 mo-. incl. all utils.
KARL w. CoRBY & CO, INC.
90S goth st. NV.
RE. 1926 LU. 2-31 65
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COLORED-2 RMS, KIT. AND BATH
;IElsc7 gas and heat furn. Can
colokR6@s b a;s612 ROOM. kitchen "a and
coIORED-S.w. sECT.-Liv, rm..
bedrm,, private Kit, and bath. 1st d
C0LORED-13T PARK RD. NV
N bsm reis EMS rea and paia adults FeS only
coLoRED-l AND 2 BRICK APTs..
Ii. 6-061l. 7O9 Mass. ave. ne,
qSsssrRE!yE ss;?s Pos. j, Ers: ss|e s4g sas
COLORED-1-RM.. kitchen. screened
porch. share bath, apt; 1 child ac-
cSfoSEipAss, esptssi H9i s-sISs' s5;s ST, NE86a
BsPh; f'i ss5. s inci. % heat W. ii TA6ss 5ss
sETT. 6lOl Dix st. ne. WA. 7-!i2l
coLoREDVsis EASTERN Me-
Sst6 SsfEn ss " 70 T% pa. at ainet'f RAHssEf Es 1s
cofoRE;D-sEvERAL 1 AND bed
II. 6-7O43. W1LLOUGHBY REALTY
coIoRED-16s1 18th N.w.-3 rms.
and bath: heat incl; adults only;
S49.50. GEORGE F. HANE. INC,
MA. S-3964 or RA. $4,000. g
COLORED - ROOM, kitchen and
bath; near transp. 1925 Maryland
ccfoREb 81 aEf - FRONT. 1-room. K Eit..
bath apt; in 1900 blk. LIST st. NV;
utils incl; $40; No. 7-81o1. 20
path; SO, month; accept l child.
coLoRED2Two coLoREsDDTwo BEDRMs.. 1iv. rm..
kit: and bath; 519 Buchanan st.
COLORED-6Os 44th ST. N.E.-3
bedrms.. kit, and pvt. bath; $40 mo-,
co2oRfpMdss ssa5 fasnlsRsS' RIDGE ST. NV
Three bedrms., liv. rm., kitchen and
bath; only $75 mo. Key at 1st-h.
apt. Inspect or call CO. 5-6222..
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APIS. uNFuRAlsHEp-vA.
BUCKINGHAM

One bedroom Apartments
$76.50 TO $3.50
Spacious rooms and closets,
Beautiful grounds. A COM
plete shopping center in
cluding a post office, bank
and theater.
Adjacent to schools and
churches. Excellent bus
service.
Applications accepted for two
and three bedroom apart
ments for future occupancy
313 North Glebe Road, Arlington.
IA. n-5000
Daily. 9-S: Saturday, 9-5: Sun. 11-5,
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HOUSES TO SHARE

TWO CONGENIAL GIRLS to share 81
bedrm. house beginning March /;
a blk. of Conn. ave-. 270s Woodley
pl. S45 per mo-, incl. util.: free
Benoix In bsmt. NO. 1-4733, ewes.
THREE MFN, 2l-30. desire share
MAN. man; maid m i'S; Service ice meals. can In.
3-5S46 after g. ---4
MIDDLE-AGED OR RETIRED refined
lady to share beautiful home In
suburban Md. with widow. Box 236-
r, Star, -
TWO GIRLS to share furn. hse. with
. college grad. girls. age bet. 90
and 80: location, N. Arlington, reas.
cent. Call ia. 4-0614 after pm.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
Hsschs' Sn s.,sS Z sSDesiaEitiE oT L. sssso Il MORRIS
NOV INC ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO S-Oio4. UNION sToR-
AGE CO, INC. Established 1905.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus, short
or lons aotices: extra $sryices;o ID any
CHESTER MOVERS. lge or small. We
do them all clean. courteous and
careful ST 3-s570. ia a.0l15 eve
FpELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
vii accept surplus furniture es part
keas. IA S.2sS7; ewes. IA. a-I4le.
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ARL.-Clese in. best section; . bed
rms euiet, wooded area. parking
transp.: no children; sos, Out WI
son blvd, left on Oak ST.. EiEht 70
I534 9Th I'd. North. MRS FAN
500 ons.bessn apt. n nr Vas Wash, !. sne 9
days EN- s:920s ewes II
ARLINGl ON. Columbia pike at Fred
eriek St. Magnolia Gardens-.Ayail
now; beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. : large
mo One bedToom; Ss2. so. For
ARL!Gciose iaIo Sas In M srepar. Prepare; for sum-
mer; air.eond., ] and 9 bedrm apis
and sil9; no children, $40 Co
spotless i-uni, apt, bids, 6 min
q c. Pent,. Navv Annex: blks
shopping. Ft. Myer. Pvt, parking
Washer and dryer. Large !eneee
ysId s, "a Thlefsss5ps.eeM sio S4 fM haa s9s Dlu!
ARL. Recently decor. lst-h,, bed
rm., garden-type apt, ample closet
laundry, storage facils. on street
parking. ! min, Pentason. Walk
IT. Myer. SIS incl. utils. ia. 7-54l4
i-EEDRM. APT. at ec1o Wilson blvd
range. Freshly painted. SIS. JA;- .
Fl. MYER. Pentaron-lst-h.. l-bed-
rm. apts., SIS incl. utiis. Res. mgr, :,
Apt. 2. 1900 N. Pierce. ia. 7-45s6.
RossLYN AREA - Newly decorated
-bedrm, apt; all utilities; bus at the
door; immediate possession. Call ia
Liv. RM.. kit. bedrm. and bath;
Utii. furn. Call KI. s-s06s: -
ARL.-2-oedrm. apt. walking DIS
store store: good @ trsnsp.. ldry. faeii.; oil
street parking; S95 mo-. incl. al
util. March ] occupancy. See man
ager. Mr., HARIG. Apt. 8. SIS y
Thomas ST.. IA. $1,000. or call or
fice. ia. S-33e6 during business
VERY iISl NICE -bedrm. apt, mod. blos,
Adults: $50. ia. 2-43C7. Il
bldg, mr.. Fl, Myer, 5 min. Pentagon
D, C.: conv. shops, bus; Sd2 plu:;
util.: avail. now. JE. 4-626o, -
ALEX;-i -bedrm. apt. tue Datn
couple; SO; heat s and and hot wa wste'
Fl. .'''s STRONG FStsE Villa ire; rms;
kitchenette, dinette, bath. 2nd q
PARKINGION CoMMUNITY-Excel.
lent 2-bedl oom apts. designea fSl o.
| this fine residential area; avail
immed.: exceptionally big bedrms.
separate dining alcove modern
| kitcnen incl garbage disposal; mas
| tev TV antenna plus the cony.. o
$3.50 and S11O, incl. all utils; Sc!
Mrs Simpson, No, 1b, the LOMAE
APIS. 5Os N Pollard st. tjust Of
4as GsUe or saANAoN 81 AG1j1sson i IucHs Ha e. q
ia l4th St: NV. NA; S-s54S.
Just off Wilson Blvd: Bedrm.. lily
rm.. dinette. kit. S77 per mo. incl
uti' Call WEAVER BROS, INC. Dl
VIRGINIA, WESTOvER SECTION, n
and dinette space: conv. to. every
thingi 5000 per mo-: incl. hea.
! BROS. INC, DI. 7-S30o.
LARGE APT. with extra-huge rec
reation room. bar; Ia, baths.
| closets: outside entr., garden proJec
near Pentagon. downtown; 2003 N
18th St, Arlington. Also a similal
apt, without recreation room. SO
incl. utils; IA. a-926S, IA. 2-5ooo
1871: N. VEITCH ST.,-3 rms.
bedrm.. pvt entr.: yard; util, furn.
parkine; conv. bus. ia. 2-700O.
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brought them back to Eglon. The
HelmickS and Miss Yother were
Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and
Mrs. W. L. Teets.
Mrs. Bessie Evans returned Sun
day to her home near Brookside
from Whites Truck Stop, where
she had been employed the past
summer.
A penny supper will be held Sat
urday. October 8, in the Aurora
Community building beginning at
500. 1t is sponsored by the Aurora
Farm Women's club. The public is
invited
James Helmick, Eglon, visited
relatives over the weekend at
GOrmania and Bismarck.
Pastor Crumley returned Mon
day to his home at Eglon from
Ewing, Va, where he was engaged
in an evangelistic meeting.
Ray c. Judy went Saturday to
Wilmington, Delaware, where his
wife had been visiting their SON
in-laW and daughter, Rev. and Mrs.
Don Robinson and family. The
Judys returned to their home in
Eglon on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE 9. BENSON
PresaAs~G Il Harding College

Here are some facts and opinions for Americans to
think they view the Communist leaders In Their I'M
natural pose Of friendliness:
From speech by William Randolph Hearst Jr, to the
National Press Club in Washington his return recently
Moscow:
"These men can be ruthless They have been merciess
Certainly humanitarian considerations would cause them
to hesitate to wipe us out they thought they could get
with it. They believe the end justifies the And
for them, the end remains Communist domination of the
world Khruschev said to quite frankly He said they
hoped to gain the upper hand one day
eve heard Molotov tell the Supreme Soviet the egis
atve body and quote him: World civilization will not
perish matter how much it might suffer from war
He predicted that what would perish would be of
life That should make it clear enough to that the Soviet
leadership does not rule war because of its possible effect
civilization 1t rules it out for the present simply because
Of the respect it has for the effectiveness of Americas
ter-offensve power"
One of the books my desk I write this column is
twilight of World Capitalism" The author is William z.
Foster ranking leader of the Communist forces in America
greatgrandson Joseph Maney Koko, who will live in
Communist United States
From highly respected information service with a1-
thentc throughout the world including Iron Curtain
nations (hs report from Geneva) Peace? There will be
Osensbe peace for from five to six years That is the
Soviet objective That the time they estimate they need
put their house in order They will make every gesture
calculated make the world believe they change
of heart Many astonishing decisions will be announced by
the Communists from time to time which they expect will
change world apprehension"
NikoIai E. Khokhov former Soviet Intelligence Agent
in interview with the u S. News World Report "The
spiritual resistance of everyone the Soviet Union be-
ginning to bring evident results The right for
the nature of the internal troubles would be psychoo
gicaP'
Member of a Western European Parliament: From our
secret intelligence service Foreign Office has learned
that free elections will be announced in CzechOsovaa
ouner Tree eectons VIII fooW IN other captive states
Several States OF candidates will be presented but all
dldates will be under Soviet discplne'
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Dates of Extension
Meetings Announced

Miss Ethel Grove, home demon
stration agent, will give demOnstra-
lions on furniture arrangement and
accessories to the Homemaker
clubs of the county during October
and November, it has been an
nounced.
She will meet with the following
clubs during the coming week:
October 4, CaSselman Valley club
at 8 p. m, at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert Hoover, with Mrs. Donald
Swauger as co-hostess.
October 5, Grantsville club, 1:30
Ip. m, at the home of Mrs Wilson
Bills.
October 6, New Germany club at
home of Mrs. Ira Broadwater, 1:30
p. m.
October 7, Altamont club near
home of Mrs. Jesse Wood.
Fourth Activities
The four-H clubs in October plan
to have demonstrations on yeast
rolls and variations. Meetings were
set as follows:
October S, Grantsville juniors at
school at IL a. m; Accident club
same day at 7:30 p. m.
October 6, Bittinger club at 1870;
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Belonging To The Estate Of
Wilson l.. Camden, Late of
Garrett County, Deceased.
SATURDAY. OCT. s, 1855
AT 200 p. NJ.

Under the authority vested in
them as administrators the under
signed will offer for sale to the
highest bidder at the above time,
at the Wilson l.. Camden house in
Mt. Lake Park. Md, on terms of
cash and immediate removal, the
following described personal prop
erty:
Outdoor Furniture Wheelbar-
row and Lawn Equipment, Rugs,
large and small; Lawnmowers,
Dishes and Kitchenware, and 3
gallon Crooks, Scale, Thermos,
Flatware, wooden Golf Clubs, coal
heating Stove, Sad-irons, Candida
bra, hand embroidered Screen and
Stand, gas Stoves, flower Jardi-
nieres, oyster Urn, Oriental Ac-
quarium, flower Vases, overStuffed
/ Chairs, tilt Table. bronze Statues,
Binoculars, 3-ft Oriental Vase, card
Table, Clocks, Watches, Photograph
and Records, Statuettes, Tuerke
Trunk Wardrobe, miscellaneous
Sterling Tableware, Books includ-
ing complete sets of Encyclopedias.
Classics, etc, and also many items
of genuine antique value, including
DreSsers, Mirrors, Beds, Dining
Table and Chair set g leaf, round),
Chest of Drawers, Glassware. Pic
lures, Frames, Bayonet, Bookcase
Secretary, hall Seat, candle Holders,
embellished bronze Clock, carved
Tables, large enclosed Bookcase,
platform Rocker, complete Bed
room Suites, brass Beds, 18th Cen
fury Books. Also one lot of Stamps
and stampless covers with Balti-
more poStmarks and several parch-
ment deeds bearing the autograph
of Patrick Henry, signed when
Governor of Virginia. Other items
of historic and practical value, too
numerous to mention
The Administrators reserve the
right to reject any and all bids on
any given item
William o. Treacy,
Camden Ramsburg,
Administrators.
ADV. 31-2t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1855.
Letter to the Editor
3103 Del Rio Road, S.W,
albuquerque, New Mexico
September 81, 1855.

September 81, 1855.
Managing Editor,
Office of The Republican,
Oakland, Maryland.
Dear Sir:
Some time ago one of my rela-
tives sent me a clipping out of your
newspaper This clipping con
cerned the heroic deed of dog
named Tag, whose proud owners
are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ruther-
ford, twin sons Keith and Kent
and daughter Vicki Sue, of Albu-
querque, New Mexico
Tag saved Vicki sue from pos
sible elcctrocution by pulling her
loose from a live electric wire. In
asmuch as Tag has won national
honOrs by being chosen fifth, out
of several hundred contestants, in
the national Dog Hero of Heroes
Contest of 1855, which is sponsored
by Kcn-L-Ration Dog Food Com
pany, Chicago, Illinois, | thought
you might like a folloW-up on this
story
The story really began over six
years ago when Tags mother was
befricnded by the Rutherfords
when she was tossed from a passing
car shortly before Tags birth. Out
of the litter of six pups, Tag was
chosen to be kept as the family pet
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt. Neil E. Woods, %, whose
wife, Loretta, lives on Route 2,
Oakland recently was graduated
from the communications course at
The infantry School, Fort Benning,
Ga.
The 13-Weck course was designed
to train personnel in the tech
niques. characteristics. installation,
operation and maintenance of in
fantry communications systems.
Graduates are qualified for assign
ments to duty as communication
chiefs.
Woods. son of Mr.. and Mrs j. G..
Woods Route l, Swanton, entered
the Army in December, 1854. He
was last stationed at Fort Jackson,
S. c., where he completed basic
training.
Woods is a 1949 graduate of Oak
land High school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29
AURORA-EGLON

Carl Eddie Shaffer, who had been
polio patient in a Warm Springs
institution, came Sunday morning,
September II, to the home of his
mother, Mrs. Ruth Shaffer, Eglon.
He was brought by plane on Sat
urday evening by his brother-in-
law, John Heis, who with his fam
lily brought him to Eglon. Eddie's
condition has greatly improved and
he can now walk some.
Mrs. Earl Fike came Monday
from a Parsons hospital to her
home near EglOn. She had been a
patient there since August % after
being involved in an automobile
wreck. She is able to be around
some but due to the severe head
injury she can only use one eye
at a time.
John l.. Fike, near Aurora, spent
last week with his son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Denver
Fike and family, in Delaware.
Mrs. Effie Harsh is ill at her
home near Eglon. She is a daugh-
ter of the late Rev and Mrs. John
S. Fike.
Guests this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour Fike, Eglon,
include their son, Jack, home on
furlough, and son and daughter
ln-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fike and
infant, of Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spaid, Egg
Ion, spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Spaid's parents near Fairmont.
Mrs. Hazel Fike, Elva Bland, Mrs.
Dora Teets, Pearl Hamstead, Miss
Elma Yother and j. E. Arnold went
last Thursday to Fort Ashby where
they visited relatives. The two lat
ter remained there until Sunday
when Mr.. and Mrs. Worley Helmick
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29

It seems that fate placed Tag in
the family when six years later he
saved the life of his three year old
playmate, Vicki Sue. The facts of
his heroic deed are that one after
noon last December, Vicki Sue was
supposedly taking her nap while
her mother was bringing in the
laundry from the back lawn. In
stead, she busted herself by stick
ing a bobby pin into an extension
cord. The ITO voltage held her fast,
pulling both arms high above her
head. Upon hearing her screams,
Tag rushed into the room, grabbed
her by her coveralls, and pulled
her loose. The electricity surged
through his body, also. This Incl
dent left Nickie Sue nauseated and
ill throughout that fateful evening
and night, and with a scar on her
hand which she will carry through
out her lifetime
Tags awards for this heroic deed
include: a 500 government bond
in owners name, Keith and Kent
Rutherford: a silver medal. silver
plaque, silver leash and collar, dog
blanket, and a six month supply
of Ken-L-Ration Dog Food. These
awards will be presented to Tag
and the Rutherford family by New
Mexico State Senator Anderson
and other dignitaries at the New
Mexico State Fair in front of
thousands of people on September
25th. On September Goth, Tag and
his family will appear on a one
half hour television program.
thought perhaps you might be
interested in this story since Mrs
Rutherford has many relatives and
friends in the Oakland and Kitz-
miller vicinity. She is the daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs Granville
Harvey, both of Garrett County.
Also | am enclosing an account of
the other four winners and their
heroic deeds in the Dog Hero of
Heroes Contest OF 1855.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Wesley Miller
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29

Mrs. Letha Hanlin and her son,
James Hanlin, aged three months,
will leave around October IS, to
join her husband, Staff Sergeant
Arthur J. Hanlin, army air force,
who is now located in Nagoya,
Japan.
Sgt. Hanlin left the states July
IS for three year assignment in
the far east. He was graduated
from Oakland High school in 1947
and has been in the service for
about five years. His wife, the for
mer Letha Jones, of St Frances,
Maine, came to Deer Park in July
and has been residing with her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur H. Hanlin, since that time.
Sgt. and Mrs. Hanlin we're married
in 1854.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29
BITTINGER

1t was incorrectly stated last
week that Harry Platter had sold
his dwelling to Irwin Yoder. 1t was
Edward Platter whose property
was sold, according to Mrs. Platter
A statement of two weeks ago
also was incorrect. The late Mrs
Lawrence Bittinger was a native
of Frankville and was a daughter
of Jesse Wilt and not Nelson Wilt
as was stated.
Family day at the state fair at
tracted a crowd of 25,037.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29
UNITED PENTEcosTAL, Sang

UNITED PENTECOsTAL, Sang
Run. Rev. Ralph Jacks, pastor.
10 a. m, Sunday School 7:45 p. m,
EVangelistic service with special
singing. 7:45 p. m, Wednesday,
Young Peoples program, followed
with Bible study. Glendale-ll.3O
a. m, Sunday School 7:45 p. m,
Friday Worship service with
preaching
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29

United Nations General Assem-
bly, rejected a Greek demand for a
debate on the explosive Cyprus
problem.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29

Leo Durocher quit baseball for
private business and was replaced
as manager of New York Giants
by Bill Rigney
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29

Ryan's glade club at home of Mrs.
Lester Loughry, 1880 p. m Miss
Grove will give the demonstrations.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29

University of Maryland Board of
Regents authorized a request of
$28,474159 for the 1861 budget
of the university.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-29

IMPORTANT - When changing
address, send us old address as
well as new; send address label
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'IsroeI Wants U. S. Pledge
On Present Boundaries

tary of State Dulles for securing
peace in the Middle East.
Mr.. Dulles said the United
States would join in a treaty
to guarantee the borders sepa-
rating Israel from neighboring
Arab states once permanent
boundaries were defined. Lines
fixed In the 1949 armistice were
not designed to be permanent
frontiers in every respect" Mr..
Dulles added.
Mr.. Eban said the United
States proposals contained Ger
tain eminently constructive fea-
lures" and constituted IAN inn
portant though, ! hope. not a
final phase in the development
of a policy"
He called the offer of SUBJ
stantial United States participa-
ton in an international loan to
compensate Arab refugees ian
imaginative and realistic ap-
proach." And he found hope for
IAN instrument Of remarkable
potency and versatility" in a
treaty to guarantee borders
which have been the scene Of
many rab-Israel clashes.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
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