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FRANKLIN-FLOWER AREA

Brick Cape Cod, Sl3,450. Con-
tanning nice-size liv. rm. din. rm.
comb, fully equipped kit, 2 bedrms =.
ceramic title bath. full bsmt., side
porch, Ice, level lot Cow schools,
shopping and transportation.
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KENsTSGTON: FLA 30-YR LOAN

reduced to si9. ooG~Brick ram.
bier: 3 bedrooms. ga baths, large
living room with lovely stone fire.
place, all-electric kitchen with
eye-level oven. full bsmt porch
fenced rear yard huge lot ada.
cent 10 schools shopping ant
E-Enf q and III a-GShn
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MAGNIFICENT VIEW from The win.

uoNN OF tnlS long. low 3-bedrO0m
-5ath ranch-style beauty, center
de luxe kit with access. 10 private
screened porch. an lower icve,
with additional fireplace. : huge
vista view" windows and prepared
for :lrd bath, NEW! BRICK Nc.
LEAN Total price only Sni.a5O
Cal IA s-a0g0 REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC. 22a2 N. Glebe tof
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SILVER SPRING KENSINGTON
AREA--Very attrac. brick home ar
ranged for . families or l large
family. Beautiful spacious lot, Diet.
garage. On busline, cow to
schools. Priced low. Excellent
terms. WOODSIDE REALTY CO.,
Ju g-(i44u MI q nm
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Heart OF HvattSYille

Full price only $3.50. Cute bung.
allow IN perfect condition Gas &C
heat. Large lot. except. well kept
Priced below market value.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
US. 4-ll6G WA T-B655
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GARRETT PARK-Price sls.50o.

> yrs. old Liv. rm. with frepl
sep din I'm. all-elect kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath. full bsmt. fenced
yard; near Holy Cross Academy;
vacant, immed. possession CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO. EN-. 3-iS0o
stFI q
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CHEVY CHASE; Sl4,950-Charmins
Chase. living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, . bedrooms
ana bath, first floor: finished third
bedroom upstairs. fun basement;
built-in garage; large lot with
plenty OF trees Call until pm,
RE 1860. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT co
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maculate 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial:
1st-FLOOR Law; full basement
screened porch. slate roof: beauti-
full lot. nice trees. public and
parochial schools. asking S20.950.
FRANK S PHILLIPS. INC, DI. q
l4ll. ewes, OIL 4-o420
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KENWOoD AREA-AmazinE vaiu,

KENWOOD AREA-AmaZing value
in 100000 neiGhbo-hood; attrac-
tive stone-and-brick corner ram
bier, situated on a beautifully land
ecsped lot Outdoor fireplace. Liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining
room, modern kitchen with break
fas; space. good-sized bedrooms,
baths. full finished basement, Q
car detached garage In our opin-
son this Is the best buy on today s
market and its priced In the low
20s. Call OIL. 6-2344. THOMAS J
FfEuFp 4. m
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BETTER THAN NV = 2

! 1-T914.
BETTER THAN NEW = 3-bedrm
rambler: full finished bsmt.. An
chor-fenced lot. storm windows;
very neat and clean. All rooms
good size Assume present Gl loan
GEORGES REALTY CO. UN. A.
1856 WA G-6655
HOUSES BY HUGHES: only S76 per
month to vets or non -vets--Small
compact bungalow; very low-cost
! maintenance; full basement; 10.
/ day possession 10 red tape. only
4 $3.50 down. w. X HUGHES CO
/ APP 7-1400 III Q pm.
PRICE REDUCED on this 3-bedrm..
( ll2-bath home, biz liy I'm with
/ frepL, fam. din rm., elec kit. full
bsmt. with rec; nm. screened porch
$1,000 On. PRINCE GEO. PROPER
TIES. The. Supermarket OF Homes
COMFORT AND STYLE PLUS-3-
( bedrm. rambler. sparkles like new;
big L-shaped liv rm. with picture
window, equip kit, spacious master
bedrm. with sliding closet drs lee.
wooded lot. many extras: 81 $50.
FRINGE GEO. PRopERTiEs. AP '
HOUSES BY HUGHES; 13is delight
iul acres - Old fashioned family
home-place, nestled amid clump OF
stately oaks, Sturdy old Victorian
ibbt rn,Snnrii ip,t9p S do,n 9 n
snuther, uS, ,le, nta pearnis. ,
III ~, igater haa, ' g,,hsts, mg .vo ~
yao,,tra He9s' SuIpIfh S,,It,si Sanh
Az aoo ,,u ~ "a mOSnSo SO'
OFFER! IL owner " w, wants offer on
his broom Colonial home. loaded
WIN extras TOO numerous g de-
Jaw, One inspection Is worth
sto,usanu Worus; MAKE your
npponntinent now GaII " p ~
va FJsV1,' ROBERT >, DAVIS
y W. nv. ----...-..-...-.--. ~
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before prices go up Here's Il neat
all.brlck rancher, 3 nice bcdfms
tull daylight bsmt most attract
Nv rn, with n-epl terrific all.
equip XII Price only St6nhn
Assume Sl3,aO0 ii7es OF loan
~ $50 down. Won't last Call nov
W Is2On3 WIN. A. CHAPMAN
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3 MINUIES TO PENTAGON--Capt
equip kit. . bcdrms., bath OF
lst A.: ! large rm. on md n. with
air cond. -paneled re. rm
IN bsmt.; built.i garage, nice loi
with trees and shrubs: $4,000,
conventional or FILA financing
avail Call today, IA. 2-4SOO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BETHESDA RAMBLER

BETHESDA RAMBLER
S22.600 and on . big lot in the
Bannockburn area; full basement
living dining room combination
l4x26l, modern kitchen with table
brick home Is Just a few years old
and is on O quiet street; wonderful
for o children; W. B. WRIGHT. EN-
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ARL., Sl0.350-. bedrms washer
disposal fenced corner yd S35t
din. $3.50 total mo. payment
incl AZ Gi loan. JE 4-55l3
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TALL SHADE TREES ON A MAG
NIFICEHT LOT enhance this brick
rambler. 3 bedrms.. . full baths
lone with master bedrm.j BREAK
FAST-SlZED KITCHEN with eye
leVel oven and counter-top range,
family dining rm and a daylight
basement with ground-lev entry
MAXIMUM FHA "iN-sERVfcE@
LOAN AVAILABLE. Put this on
your must see list. LURIA BROS.
ouiG Nfilsnr, hiuG La psnn
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BEAUTIFUL, modern.

BEAUTIFUL, modern. 2-bedroon
house; furnished. huge picture win
on property. chickens and duck.
included; fishing. 40 minutes from
Washington. owner going overseas
for 2-yeaT tour, Low rental foI
desirable tenant Located on Rte :
near Draiesviile Call Herndon 4fi
after N and week ends; from
9-5. call Sterling 3-6400. Ext. 37I7
MIR COOK
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OPEN ] til DIRK
Close-in Silver Spring-TIue cen-
ter-hall brk. Colonial with 3 lge.
bedrms Nv. rm., sep. din rm nice
kit, full bsmt on lge corner lot,
Close TO school, transportation and
PARK. Only Sl4.150 with small down
payment. Dir: Out Ga ave to For
est Glen rd. right to Tembrook dr.,
left to sidney dr.. and right to open
LEO A. Dryer a. CO. INC,
JU g-s033 RIA. 6-7465
BUILDERS CLOSEOUT
Top Silver Spring location---3-
huge family din rm.. open hearth
firepl in Nv. rm., lie. kit Terms
TO qualified purchasers Close Il
schools. shop. transp.
LEO A Dryer A. CO, INC,
JU g-s033 Mrs. wills RIA. 6-5i6b
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BRICK RAMBLER
Three bedrms.. pa baths. large liy
nm. fireplace. separate dining room
extra-large kitchen fully equipped
Large wooded. lot with barbecue
SIC;i,FR a. 60 1MDl 10 A.7n-'
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SILVER SPRING-Lovely 3-bedrm.
brick rambler on large corner lot
Full bsmt. Conn. ave. est. This is
a clean desirable home and well
worth your inspection. Sl5,950
WOoDSIDE REALTY CO., JU. O.
GAO Til q pm.
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BETHESDA. close in; SlS,500--
White, brick, 3-oedrm, Colonial on
fenced. level lot. De luxe kitchen
equipment. Owner has purchased
larger home. DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY, EN-. 2-S206: ewes. OIL.
A.
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ATTENTION NSA. mr.. Fort Meade,
via -bedrm %-bath.
orand-new split-leYel with IN. rec
nm. spacious liy rm. and din
nm. dream kit with birch cabinets.
wall oven and surface range. paved
street. eurbS and cutters OF st
parking Gil. 49, loan with only
$500 On . models to choose from
starting a. SIG. 800 Another value
by The Super Market OF Homes -
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. AP
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OAkTON AREA-Priceless country
center hall, 4 or possibly b bed.
rms, . full baths, . half baths;
paneled den, maids rm. lly rm..
With fircpl, formal din rfn, coun.
iry-size kit, l.-shRpcd screened
porches; a chance In a million for
ylG,H1u. SO 900 down. Call IA. q.
$500 WRIGHT REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-20

VII III S-WtWIWT OF more. Whpr
you can buy a rambler that offers
exactly the same features for only
Ill 500? All brick and brand new
. fine biz bedrooms. . colorfui
ceramic tiled baths. fireplace In
spacious living nm. separate dining
L t. carefully planned. bright
Gen entrance: lovely community
mat can't be beat for nice living
just see and you'll agree. Call ia
I..AO9O. REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC. 900 N. Glebe ton Lee hwy
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FALLS 4 CHURCH AREAIonly sle.

$50 for this 2-yr.-old redwood
ranrher with everything Ice din
ell. . bedrms, kit. with eatinl
space: fun bsmt.. rec rm. and Ice
RoRsCHACH REALTY, 1907 wesl
Broad ST., Falls Church. Va.
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CLOSE IN

bier Is In a beautiful setting across
from . lovely parks with year-round
stream and recreational facilities.
Near Walter Reed Hospital In lovely
setting. easily accessible to shopping
center and schools. owners have
moved 10 West Coast This is an
excellent buy. under FHA and GI
appraisal. SlG.g6O.
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Mr.. NAVAL. HOSPITAL,

New 3-bedroom, 1ia-bath bricl
rambler, separate dining room. Yot
can breakfast In the modern EQUIP
Kitchen Fun basement and a car.
port with many possibilities Clos,
Priced S2O,bOO
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lR. BRADLEY SCHOOL
CONN AVE ESTATES

ASSUME LARGE OF LoAN)
3-bedf0om brick rambler. full
basement half bath, air conditioner.
large level lot: vacant. immediate
occupancy
sIoIER a CO. tMDJ. 10. 4-s3ss
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

A COLONIES LADY
Would love the Ice. living rm.
and den plus 15-ft. din. rm.,
opening onto the garden for her
entertaining. Also 3 large bed
rms. on End A., plus pine
paneled Bird floor. The base
ment has finished recreation
rm. and u bath. A double
brick garage will house mi
lady's. car and she is only
stop stop light from the pentagon;
HOLLEY REALTY .
$500 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50
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QUALITY!

Plus location, IS this custom built,
desirable. all-brick Colonial home.
"a acres, beautiful shade trees. large
living room. full dining room. large
Kitchen. 2-car garage. Priced right.
s@G,bO0
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CHEVY CHASE, N.--DeSigned for
the busy homemaker. Quality built
brick rambler Overlooking Rock
Greek PARK. Delightful lge. kitchen
with adjoining family room. Formal
dinins room. 3 twin-sized bedrms.
study, baths Recreation room
above ground level Maids room
and bath. Carport. S44.lu0 REID
REAL ESTATE. OIL. $3.50: eyes.
EN p1-SS
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BURTONsvILLE -bedroor
fHEyY CHASE. MD.-spacious- ne7

tRssF SSE0f BEpR Nth AN dS' F6
BATH. Large Gift. liv. rin. with
fireplace. family-sized din. rm.
fully equipped G-E kit. with eating
space. full bsmt. with recr. I'm:
bar and. fireplace; garage; ideal
one block to bus line; fairly priced
at S29. 500 with $1,000 down or
WILL CONSIDER TRADE CROSS
& PERRY. INC, Realtors. OIL.
H-009S
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RrTHrsDA PRICE REDUCFD :

New 4-hedrm., . bath. Colonial
split ramblers; lge. lot. cleo. kit.
best construction: $3.50 dn. pay
ment, $3.50 mo. JU. 9-3490; ewes,
10. 5-4S00.
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tHEyY CHAsE-Nev. . ;bedTm e

COLESVILLE AREA: the perfect
home at the right prieei--3-bedrm
brick: liz baths: HOT-WATER
HEAT: full bsut: garage and tool
shed. TWO ACRES with TREES:
many more extras; all this for
S33 500. RIPLEY & ROMER, JU
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MOOD ACRTS-STON


HOT-WATER HEAT Is nice and thii
center-entrsnce brick Colonial has
Just that. Also features l4x22 liY
rm. with firepl.. formal din. I'm
efficient kitchen. ceramic-'ileC
powder room. side porch on list 4
End 4 has 3 bedrms., bath. base.
ment. slate roof. wooded. level lot
considered Make US an offer. Ask
ing S22 500 on good terms z. p
BLANCHARD. REALTOR. JU. 8.
2Enn
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ARLINGTON (CLosE IND
Gil QE0
ARLINGTON FOREST

In an excellent N. Arl. neighbor-
hood and situated on a weli-land-
scaped level lot, is this attractive
brick Colonial; on the LIST A.. Spacious
living rm.,. family-size dining rm.,
nicely equip, kit; upstairs are 3
with tub and shower, stairway TO
storage. full bsmt.. rec. rm., Stor-
age and laundry space: this house
is in excellent condition. Is within
! blk. Of shopping. "a blk. TO transp.
An excellent buy at $16.9
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BETH.-New center hail split a
bedrms. on leveD, ga baths; lge
carport. rec. area. lge. rms, 24-ft
liv. rm.. lift. kit. lift. din. rm.
immed poss.: level lot: $500
BETHESDA REALTY OIL 4-lil6
Evening star., 1957-04-28

If you've ever talked to a new Lincoln owner,
you've heard the comment that we hear over and
over: "If everyone could drive this Lincoln, they'd
know it's even greater than it looks!
Well, now you can drive this Lincoln. We want
you to take Lincoln home !. for day. an eye-
ming weekend-make your own arrangements.
But by all means, get to know Lincoln on first
name" basis.
With this Lincoln parked in your driveway,
you can compare its long, low, cean-lined kind of
Evening star., 1957-04-28

styling with that Of any other fine car in your
neighborhood. Best of all, you'll have the oppor-
tunity to really drive this car-and that's why we
extend you this unique invitation.
We know that once you've driven this car as
though it were your own, you'll understand why
ever before.
Call us today, and make arrangements for your
Lincoln weekend. Remember, there's no obligation.
YOUR LINCOLN DEALER
Evening star., 1957-04-28
Be our guest spend weekend with Lincoln

Yes, We mUite you to drive a
Lincoln for a whole wonderful
weekend. without the slightest
obligation. Just stop in at our
showroom, or give US call.
and Ue'H arrange it for you.
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GrantsvilLe Notes

McCurdy, John Lichliter. Jr.,
Thomas Bender, Jonas Mckenzie,
Benny Epstein, Joseph F. Fahey.
C. c. Nathan and Clayton Edwards.
food; Harry c. Edwards publicity.
Guests included Rotary AIMS,
friends, girl and boy scouts and
all the children in the Grantsville
community. Prizes were presented
to children for contests.
Approximately 200 attended.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George j. Anderson, Wayne,
Mich; Roger Cole, Bridgewater.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. James Hahn and
family, Westminster; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Phillips, Meyersdale, Pa;
Vickie Beamer, MOrgantown; Gary
Custer, Johnstown, Pa; Harry
Bowers, HagerstoWn.
Brief Mention
Thirty-four RotarianS and friends
attended the Pittsburgh-Cincin
baseball games last Friday in Pitts
burgh.
The Officers club of Frostburg
chapter, Order of Eastern Star, met
last Wednesday evening at the local
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-29
Meadow Mountain

Rev. f. Jerome Alexis from
Pennsylvania, is guest missioner
at ST. Johns Lutheran church this
week for the Lutheran Evangelism
mission.
Those from the Lutheran church
attending the Leadership rally at
Red House. Sunday, were Frank
r. Mattingly, Rev. Jerome Alexis,
Rudolph Beckman. Wilmer Friend,
Mrs. Earl Johnston, Mrs. Owen
Mattingly and Gary and Carole
Ann O'Brien.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
O'Brien, Sunday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlando Hoover and son
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Tommy, of Akron, o.; Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Margroff and family, of
Accident, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Mattingly and family, of Swan
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gather
and family visited at Blairsville,
Pa, over the weekend.
Charles Wilt, of Accident, was a
business caller in this community,
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Russell. of
Barton, visited Mr., and Mrs. Ray
Otto, Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Colmer and son
William Gather, visited her daugh-
ter at McKeesport, Pa, recently
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temple. Hostesses were Mrs. Juan
tia Stahl. Grantsville; Mrs. Ruth
Hare. Garrett, Pa; with Miss Viola
Broadwater. Grantsville, assisting.
Refreshments were served.
Miss Viola Broadwater, Grants
vile, chairman of the Mental
Health campaign, announced that
$50 had been collected. Miss Broad
water attended the wedding of
Miss jeanne Lee Walter and Jonah
William Weese. Jr., at Ridgeley,
w. Va, and the reception at the
Clary club Saturday evening. She
also visited Mrs. Howard Right
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKen-
zie, at Ridgeley.
Mrs. Arthur Resi-, Mrs. Ada Bow
ser, Mrs. Alvin Bowser and son
Richard spent few days visiting
friends and relatives in Louisville,
Uniontown and Akron Miss Nancy
Lee Bowser returned with them
after spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Bowser and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Miller and
grandson Larry Hetrick, returned
home last week after visiting their
son-in-law and daughter in Silver
Spring, also their sons, Marvin
and Luther and a grandson, Gene
Hetrick, at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Morgan,
Homecoming, Mrs. Arlie Morgan
and daughter, of Baltimore. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Miller recently.
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Congressional
Viewpoint
Sen. John Marshall But;5=
An Extra Session?

By the time this newsletter-my
last until January-is published.
the gavels may have fallen ending
the first session of the 85th Con-
greSs. But those same gavels may
not long be silent. President Eisen-
hover and many legislators saw
the threat of an extra session in
herent in the Civil Rights contro-
verSy or the foreign aid proposal.
Actually, a more ominous posi-
bllity of reSuming the Congress in
the fall stems from the state of
the national debt. A statutory debt
ceiling of S275 billion exists. This
ceiling cannot be exceeded with
out specific Congressional author
ity AS of today, the debt APP
proaches S272 billion. Current
Treasury borrowing, of SIT billion
will bring it above the S273 bill
lion mark. Spending by the De-
Tense Department in the next two
months is estimated at 81 billion.
Thus, it would appear an extra
session of the Congress is highly
probable.
Budget Director Brundage has
already expressed concern about
the national debt. Obviously he
sees the need for an increase be-
yond the S275 billion limit. Secre-
tary of the Treasury Robert Ander-
son seems more hopeful. He fore
sees the chance of ending the year
with about 5000 million shy of the
debt ceiling. Even if this goal is
achieved the normal cash balance
of from S. to Sc billion will be re-
duced dangerously - to approx
mately So billion.
The present fiscal weather is in
dicative of high spending and a
period of increasing initiation. If
we are to preserve our economic
health it is of vital Importance that
spending be drastically reduced in
nOn-defense Federal agencies. To
deal with creeping initiation it is
mandatory that we re-evaluate our
fiscal policies to determine their
adequacy to meet the situation.
President Eisenhower has di-
rected officers of the Federal
establishment to cut spending be-
low appropriations in every in
stance where it is possible to do so
without impairing essential govern
ment services. Regrettably his APP
peal to labor and business leaders
to assume joint responsibility in
holding the price line fell on deaf
ears Indeed, in the national inter
est. another appeal couched in
stronger language would seem to
be appropriate.
The time has come for America
to tighten its economic belt In
recent weeks, appropriations were
reduced by approximately S. bill
lion. But many of these savings
are counterfeit and misleading.
They are merely paper savings
that might be obliterated in future
supplemental appropriation meas
ures, unless short-range and long
range economies are instituted i'm
mediately at the administrative
level.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-29
SoIlors Reunion

The first reunion of the Thomas
Sollars family is to be held at the
Swallow Falls State park on Sun
day, September 8.
Relatives and friends are in
vited. A basket lunch will be
served at 1890 o'clock at the park
pavilion.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and following the death
of our husband and father, the late
Joseph S. Teets.
We also want to thank all who
gave flowers and contributed the
use of their automobiles for the fu-
neral service.
Wife and Children.
ADV. It.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-08-29

CLAYTON Edwards, activities; Clyde
SjSgt David H. Davis, Waynes-
boro, Va, spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Fike. S/Sgt. and
Mrs. Winston Teats and son, of
Dayton, o., returned to their home
Sunday after a weeks visit with
her parents, the Fixes. Sgt. Davis
accompanied the Teats to Dayton,
o., where he is in the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Robinson
and son and Miss Linda Fisher are
vacationing at Ocean City.
Mrs. Glen Fratz and children
and Mrs. Ida Fratz, Accident, spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Mar
garet Rush and daughter Carole.
Mrs. Cecilia Spear, Oakland,
spent several days last week here
with her sister, Mrs. William f.
Durham. Other callers during the
week were Walter Haenftling, Ac-
cident; Donald Haenftling, Akron,
o.; James Frantz, Selbysport; Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Schlosnagle and
daughters, Mrs. W. K. Livengood
and sons, and Walter ListOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Mccullough,
Walter HENDERSON, Mrs. Okey
Hoff and daughters Marlene and
Mrs. John BishOff were Union
town callers on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
daughter Connie, and James Ross
spent Sunday in Frostburg.
Mrs. Roy Wheeler Bruceton, w.
Va; Mrs. James Meyers, Lake
Lynn, Pa; Mrs Arlie Blake, Oak
land; and Mrs. Orval Rush spent
Monday with their sister, Mrs
Harold Thomas, at Brandonville.
Miss Frances Grove, Deep Creek,
Mrs Minnie Friend, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bart Bartholomew, Sand
Spring, were recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Friend.
Blaine Frazee, Merle, Ward and
Dale Frazee attended the ball
game at Forbes field, Pittsburgh,
last Sunday.
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Miss Ruth Otto is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Friend, of Deer Park.
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Army announced reduction in
size of its armed forces.
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Rotary Has Picnic

Rotary Has Picnic
Members of the GrantSville Ro-
tary club held their annual picnic
at New Germany recreation area
Tuesday evening at $50, with D.
w. Hershberger, president in
charge.
Committees assisting included
Clair l. Young, program; Clayton
Edwards, youth; Mr.. Young and
Clayton Edwards, activities; Clyde