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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

Realtors Since 1906
enthusiastically located brick
Colonial featuring living rm., din.
I'M. kit, den. Pa baths, rec. rm.,
enclosed porch, garage; secluded
yard; in the POS. o. F. SMITH &,
BROS. CO, INC. OIL, 2-64TS.
BETHESDA bedrm. 2-bath con-
temporary rambler overlooking
park, centrally air cond., break
fast room. walk-out Lowell level,
rec. nm. with md firepl., a blk.
to new elementary and jr. high
and bus S2S.5O0
ANDRIS RLTY., OIL. 2-a07O TIL o
BETHESDA, close to NH. Naval
Hospital -bedrm. . y bath split
level. sep. din. rm., modern kit,
huge Sub-bsmt. and carport, CEN
trally. air cond.; owners trans
ferred. S30,500. OIL. 6-4453.
BURTON KELLEIGH, INC.
BETHESDA-A home Of your fond
Of ali the Early AZ Ame erieaae'S6F omes
YOU have most admired What
gance and charm in dining room
l6-ft. long. equally impressive
';3-ft. living room. unusually large
den. 3 bedrms.. 3i2 baths: A
most enchanting home. bound to
sell quickly at S3l.5OO. oil,
t-S6OO til o. ALLIED REALTY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buy in
spacious, 3-bedrm. brick-and frame
Colonial! Popular family neigh
borhood freed level lot: lust
Sl."uo down. OIL. $4,000 til
.. ALLIED REALTY.
MISUNDERSTANDING TREE VAL
LEY -. Brick and redwood. four
level split: 4 bedrms.. 3 baths; "a
a.. private lot: S29.95O
ANDR1S REALTY, OIL. 2-9OTO til q
BETHESDA-CHEyY CHASE, Rock
Greek Highland-New 3-bedroom
and den brick Colonial with large
kit. and breakfast nook: immediate
OCCUPANCY. COOLEY CONSTRUC-
TON. co Office. EN- 3-72g5;
mo -cl. VIII. 6-33G6. Open daily.
B ITHESDA, Locust Hills-Gracious
brick Colonial for the selec tive
buyer. Large liv. rm. overlooking
park, good-Size din. rm, mod. kit
with table space. powder room,
screened porch. 3 bedrmS.. . baths
up; eXpandable attic; built-in gar.
Departing owner anxious to sell.
Well rriced in low nos.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN-. 3-lSOO OPEN 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

CHEVERLY-Walk to st. Ambrose
and elementary school An at
traCtive brick Cape Cod with 1
bedrmS. and den. A separate din.
room, . baths. screened porch,
bsmt. exit. garage, large sun deck,
a beautiful level lot Home inn
maCulate and already financed.
Quick poss. and only S1S,500.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA AREA-Just 10 min. to
Naval Hosp. and NH. New con-
temporary trick-and-frame ram
bier; unusually spacious rooms
throughout Beautiful level site
3 full baths. completely equipped
kit, full bsmt. S24.95O. KORZEN-
DORFER, REALTY. OIL. ASH
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CRESTWOOD AREA
$4,000 DOWN

SOgNSN ~ w ~
Detached 5-bedrm. 4-bath Colonial
needs decorating. will allow $4,000
off price. OWNER must sell. Call
DI. 7-4445, ewes: VIII. 2-7357.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
2-family apt. for home or income
3-stors brick, English bsmt., -
car parking. Priced mid-2Os: bus
stop, churches, schools, shopping
walking distance. To inspect, call
Mr.. Tam, Re. 7-6O25.
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, Realtor
1915 18th st. NV. AID. 2-410O
overwhelmingly type prop
erty. Ideal for headquarters, club,
union or nonprofit org. Priced to
sell quick with attractive financ-
ing; Call Mr. Clark. RA 1901 !,
4. s, GARDINER CO., INC. VII.
FOREST HILLS, 5 bedrms., 3 bath
house, featuring liv. rm., banquet
sized lin. rm., kit. and brkfst.
rm.. pleasantly pvt. lot, bsmt.
wLmaid's rm. and bath. garage.
Priced in mid 40's. o. F. SMITH
BROS. CO, INC. OIL. 2-647S, ewes.
CT VETS No MONEY DOWN
NEAR 18th & SPRING ROAD
Only $4,000. $50 81 per mo. 4
bedrms.. 2 baths, gas heat and
garage.
LOUIS RIDDEN tn. $4,000
HOUSE: 3-story basement: Gear
garage: oil heat. Priced reason
able. DU. 7-92s7, CO. 5-2s6?;
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!, c SOf HiiTrfFY < co . REALTORS
APP. 7-7200 TIL 9 PM.

CUEVERLY-"-bedrm. brk. Colo
nial. sep. din. rm.. firepl.. new
cord. side porch, full bsmt.
$4,000. $500 On. FLA.
LANGLEY REALTY HE. 10000
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BRICK RAMBLER

Spacions and impressive.
new brick-and- clapboard Co.
lonial. finest residential sec
ton. LIST f.. badrm. ard
DOW der rm.. side scr. porch.
fully equip. kit; 3 bedrms.
up plus full bsmt. and lava
torv finest Of construction
and quality throughout: I'M,
mediate possession; priced
for immediate sale with mod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

Realtors Since 1906 1000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
believable but true! An excellent
brick home in very clean condi-
ton. Only l blk from Conn ave
FOR ONLY $4,000. This is what
you get: Large living and dining
rms. modern kitchen, den, LIST H.
full bath, bedrms. and . baths
grade. high and parocRiai Schools
Better hurry Call our uptown
office. KE. 7-1SOO I'll Q nm
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CHEVY CHASE

lst preSentation-Red brick Co.
lonial between the clubs: big new
kit. with breakfast space. lst-n.
powder room, den, liv. rm,, family
tile baths: price S34,q5O. Ewes,
call MIR. LAUX. EN-. 3-3637.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Daa1fnre EM p-AIgA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19

REALTOR WA. 1883
FROM BUILDER-S35O dn. incl.
settlement charges If you can pay
substantial mo. payments. New 81
bedroom ramblers. Birch kitchen,
gas heat, screens and blinds. Con.
venient to Andrews. Only $l3,5OO.
925-i7S6. 81"
HILLCREST HEIGHTS - Out-of.
town owner anxious to sell, va
cant; immed, possession on this
beautiful 3-bedrm., 2-yr. old
rambler, sep din. rm., built-in
electric kit. daylight bSmt; FLA,
$4,000 or assume large loan.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
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ROCKVILLE

Brlck rambler with fulI bsmt., 7
bedrmS, rec. rm., separate dining
rm.: immaculate cond, inside and
out; close to schools and churches:
SlG,g5O.
DEDTNC Hooooo~;oo
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conn; AVE. ESTATES

CONN. AVE. ESTATES
4 BEDROOMS. > BATHS
Attractive brick wGull bsmt. on
corner lot. Under 20 thousand. As
sumo lge. 81 loan willow down
payment We take trade-ins. Call
Mr. Clark. RA. 3-NOl1.
A. s. GARDINER AND CO. INC.
VIII. g-1O44
DON'T MISS THIS: $3.50 down
FLA or VA. No down payment,
attractive rambler, table-space kit .,
full bsmt. Priced to sell, Sl0,25O.
10 5000.
HUGH T. PECK. llo4s Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
DOUBLE LOT with this home. split
level ready to move into: 3 bed
rms, u baths, rec. nm: ideal
for youngsters; low 2OS
RADCLIFFE REALTY CO.
JU. S-7744 Open til q
FOREST GLEN AREA = Brick Co.
lonial with 3 bedrms.. liz baths
separate din. rm.. rec. rm. and
back porch. Only Sl725O. HUGH
T. PECK. Realtors. HE. 4-l700,
FOUR CORNERS; SI9,9JO = Air
conditioned, 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. Liv. rm. with fireplace. din
ing area, Ice. equip. kit. pine
paneled rec. room, large level
wooded lot. Ewes. MA. LOTT.
KELLER WOODMOOR, JU. 5-7lOO
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WHEATON

w 44bL1 L O4N
Beautiful brick Colonial. in close-in
Wheaton; 3 bedrms.. huge l2X22
den, full din. I'm: bsmt.: Sl9,95O.
The BERENS Companies
1915 Rockville Pike HA. 7-4300
WHY PAY RENT? 3-bedrm home
wIsep. din. rm. No money down
VA or $3.50 down FILA. See US
today 10. 5000.
HUGH T. PECK. 1920 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WOODFIELD-Attr. 5-rm. and bath
KAY BOWLING. WI. s-9250
WOODWORK velv 3-bedrm,
rambler on tree-shaded lot: 2i2
baths. rec. nm. and garage. HUGH
T. PECK, REALTOR, HE. 4-l700.
WOODSIDE-Only SlS95O for this
majestic 3-bedrm., li2-bath Eng
lish-stvle brick Colonial
SPACE TO SPARE"
Huge dining rm.. liv. rm. and kit.
wISep. breakfast rm., side screen
porch. full bsmt. built-in garage,
rear porch, fenced yard. beauti-
fully decorated. Immed. occu-
pany: name your terms.
w. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
go SLIGO AVE. s. s.. MD.
See this newly remodeled 6 rm. Diet.
home on Ice. lot near schools,
-ores and bus. Only 1880 on
terms
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $1,000
It2G LOAN. SII3 MONTHLY: s.
bedrm. Split-level with family rw.
and rec. rm. Assume Sl4,S00 GI
trust with payments like rent.
Near schools, churches and trans
portltion. 10. 1920.
HUGH T. PECK. 1l2i6 Georgia Ave
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IT'S YOUR DEAL

ROOM. Only $500 down ouys
this FOUR bedroom brick Cape
Cod. near Sligo Jr. High. Added
features are: full dining room,
basement. fireplace and in St.
Johns Parish. Can also be bought
CT NO MONEY DOWN. $l6,15O
TOTAL PRICE!
FOUR CORNERS-Hot-w base
board heat. Unheard of feature
in a brand-new brick rambler at
ST. $780, And that's not all; huge,
L-shaped kitchen-eating area,
center-hall plan with vinyl en-
trance. full-wall closets in the
twin-Sized bedrooms, . full baths:
wooded lots lust > blocks from
elem. school. Move in today
ST. $50.
ARCOLA-3.2OO SQUARE feet OF
quality. both inside and out of
this custom brick rambler; in
Cluned are such fine lectures as,
full-wall. hot-water Dashboard
heat, true center-hsll plan with
Eft. foyer, durable recreation
room, 56X39; lear garage; 10
foot kitchen and breakfast noo';
and almost half an acre of beau
ttfullv wooded grounds. For the
connoisseur. $4,000.
J. C. CoNLEY, Realtors. JU. 9-4I34
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20

turerS.
He is also vice president Of the
Portland, Ore. Chamber Of Com
merce, in the city where he was
born and raised. His father was
originally a Georgian from Au-
gusta, however.
The amiable business visitor
has fortnight ideas about a cur
rent American agricultural prob
lem . farm SURPRISES. 1t
didn't take him but a minute to
dispose of this question posed by
a Herald reporter.
Praises Farmers
"Tco much. instead of too
little. is so much better, that it's
the right kind of problem. We
Americans should be thankful
for u SURPRISES, remembering
all the places in the world where
there is not enough to eat. We
should all \take pride in Ameri-
can farm enterprise that is con-
stantly improving production and
quality and with less farm peo-
pie each year" he declared.
IT is our democratic country
that has surpluses; it is the
Communist countries that are
short Of food he adds.
Manufacturer Wade Newbegin
stopped counting his miles of air
travel after the first million, and
he is proud that it is his equip
ment that 'irrigates most of
Brazil's coffee and is at work
in many other foreign countries.
But the fact that he is associ-
ated with an industrial adventure
that still makes it possible for
two forward : looking executives
in southside Virginia to build
a substantial local enterprise,
strengthening the local economy,
IS just as much a satisfaction.
One doesn't chat with this
courteous, kindly-mannered bust
ness man without quickly realiz-
ing that.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
Manufacturer Who Ships Around
The World Rates Outlet Here HIGH

4 the reality of a distributorship
S e Nv Delaware. Maryland,
Virginia. North Carolina and
South Carolina. Johns Equipment
is now one of the larges
distributorships of Wade Rain
Sprinkler Irrigation Sys e ms
among the 20 in the United
States served by Wade Rain II
rigation Division of R. M. Wade
and Company.
Wade NeWbegin takes Satisfac-
ton in knowing these things are
still possible for enterprising
young Americans . and that
he is privileged to be a part of it.
The president of R. NJ. Wade
and Company since 1929 also
stresses that the community now
possesses a business tie with a
new and progressive develop
ment in agriculture. irrigation
is spreading on its record of in
creased productivity and yield,
its conservation of water, its con-
tribution to erosion control and
its specially, controlled quality
in crops" NeWbegin states.
Founded in 1865
The Oregonian is the third
generation Of his family to direct
r. M Wade and Company.
founded in 1865 by his grand
father. r. M. Wade.
He stopped in FarmviIle en-
route home after a three-day
conference at Washington. He
serves on Agriculture Secretary
Orville Freeman's Soil and
Water Advisory Committee. Like
many manufacturers. he devotes
much of his. time and ability to
nonpay. volunteer service to the
government.
This year, Newbegln is presi-
dent of National Farm Equip
ment Wholesalers. Inc, and on
the board of directors Of the
Farm Equipment Institute. an
arm of the National Association
Of Farm Equipment Manufac-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-20
BY JOHN E

Wade NeWbegin's manufacture
ing interests take him all over
the world. but he finds at Farm
vile a development that he in
cludes among the greatest salts
factions in his business life.
The Portland. Ore. president
of R. M. Wade and Company.
one of Americas Oldest and larg-
est makers Of sprinkler irriga-
ton equipment, is pleased with
the part his company has played
in the establishing of a Virginia
business 5000 miles from
his plant.
But the kindly face of this
American of Scotch extraction
really lights up when he dis
cusses the Virginia end of this
tWo-Way business connection. 1t
has taken determination, hard
work and enterprise on the part
of two young Farmville execu-
tiveS to build their five state dis
tr~ibutOrship of his equipment
here. and Wade NeWbegin likes
association with those qualities.
Pleased With Plan.
The 54-year-old West Coast
manufacturer looked approvingly
at the spotless plant here. the
orderly arrangement of ma
terials, the arresting plant ex-
terror and well groomed, deep
green lawn that serve to charac-
terize Monroe and Melville
Johns. founders Of Johns Equip
ment Company.
Don't FORGET the visiting
manufacturer says. that their
company was built and made
right from this community"
There was nothing like it before.
now there is a going concern
employing a dozen people the
year round. and as many as 30
seasonally, he reflects.
Where was once only potential
and determination. now there is
Evening star., 1961-07-16
the hecht co, offers a choice @.s
amonG the "fIpst families OF Fans

General ArndWeh Names nd for ndpnd qualities
They mus Ugh long and hard fan shown N
National
Evening star., 1961-07-28
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

@. In recent documentary
about World War II, mention
was made Of "Hell's Corner"
Can you tell me where it was
located?-M. l., Rye, N. Y.
A. "Hell's Corner" was a sec
ton of the British coastline
along the English Channel
near Dover. 1t got its name
from the fact that during the
trying months of the Battle
of Britain (1940), it was under
shellfire from German cross
channel guns and also under
constant air threat because
much of the fighting between
GOering's Luftwaffe and Bri-
tain'S gallant Spitfires was
going on right overhead.
@. Can you explain the
origin of the phrase grub
street hacks" which I take to
mean underpaid free-lance
writers?-L. P. T., Milwaukee.
A. "Underpaid free lance
writer" must seem to many in
the craft a redundancy-but
let it pass. The original Grub
Street was a lane in the Lon
don ward of Cripplegate With
out. DR.. Samuel johnson, first
of the great English dictionary
makers, once described the
street as much inhabited by
writer's of small histories,
dictionaries and temporary
poems: whence any man pro-
duction is called 'grubstreet'."
If you go to London today,
by the way, don't waste time
trying to find Grub Street. dts
name was changed more than
a century ago to Milton St.
not out of difference of John
Milton the poet, but after the
landlord who owned most of
the houses on the street.
That term "free-lance," now
used to describe writers-for-
hire who do not serve one
employer exclusively, comes
originally from the name of
mercenary soldiers of the Mid
die Ages. In both France and
Italy, certain Free Companies
of mounted soldiers armed
with lances could be hired by
any leader of State to fight
his wars for him.
Evening star., 1961-07-28

Vi Sb Ct SuT sGpe Gf or Letter Letters by bs Words d
dition of "s," such as bats" CATS"
are not used. 8. Only one form of a
word is. used. 4. Proper names are
not used.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
WORD GAME
HI AND LOIS
MRS. EITZ
FREDDY
THE BERRYS
THE TooDLES
UNCLE CHARLIE
SCAMP

FIND SO or more words in
CO -K-S-U-R-E
meaning, with complete secur-
ity." Average mark, "a words;
time limit, 35 minutes.
Rules of the game: /. Words must
Evening star., 1961-07-28
Answer In EVnCARIE

cave, evoe, vale, veal. vole, vocal,
vocable. oval. cable, cave, Glove, cleave,
coal. cole, cove, cola, coeval, able,
above. alcove, alec, aloe. bale, bevel,
beal. believe, bloc, bole, bola, lace, lave,
leave. lobe, love.
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(cokflNUEp,

BOILING AREA - I-bsdrm, apt..
furn., unfurn.; exesI. loe,: $50.
adults. 20. 3-6se2 Of n. 1854.
BOILING AREA - 1-hedfm. apfs.
turn. from $3.50 mel. utiis.:
eoI1y. newly dec. unfuFn. alse
syail. Sz7 so. WAYNE TERRACE
APTS" lst and Wayne 81 6.e..
BRAGp-NEW FuRNITURE IN. ne.
best sc. j. ioe. 81. $500. IS. 800 Sdii
CAPITOL H1L-NeW Dc luxe, ar
eond.s nv.-din. TN, bedrna.,
SCI: perch, firepl. Suitable Tor q.
$500. 624 A. ST.. ne. on. &-ee0s.
COL. m. AND I5tA-Recept. fm.,
bedrms.s nv. rTn., dinette, kit,
bath. elev. $1l6. co. 6-7730.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 407 VALLEY
ave.s,e.-Redee, 1.bedrm. apt. on,
2nd n. 2 unit bldg. Bsmt. for
laundry and storaGe, SOB incl.
utils. NEWCOMB-JONKS REALTY,
NC. 10. 2-040O.
CHASE ToWERs-NeT s-story
sIss.5o. he. 7 99stsIr M. es saTsa9..
= ST. NV, 20e, mr.. cap.-suit. for
cpl. S21.25 wk. up. $50 mo. On
bus line. Walk dntn. Ant. newly
renovated, new furn. LU. 2-7lo9:
RE. 7-611S. See Mgr, 20S y nv.
FACING, Rock Greek PARK NV.
4 bedrms.. 2 bathrooms, ideal for
group Of adults, NO. 7-6f03. Q
GA. AVE-, .4Ol6-Air eopd., eolleEe
man. RA. 3-2s2S. m. $500.
HAMILTON ST. NV, 26 = Nicely
furn. / bedrm, apt, W1ge. yard,
SIS mo. incls. utils. "a. s-ses5.
KANSAS AVE. NV, t49e = I
sss Ra ss ~ . T u tt o. 80 ss5s n
Ent' eng snnS, fir. $50 incl. utiiH.
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FURN.-Early Amer. wing bacl
sofa, foam eush., $9e.75; Boston
rocker. maple, S27; step tble, sole
maple sss. S24' New samples. XII
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FURN.-3 rms, sen By piece or
complete; 1-yr. -old. incl. 3 pc.
sect. 1850 ~. bkcase-bed suite.
etc. II. 4-S5s1, after 8 pm.
FURN., chairs, 3 chests Of drawers,
dinette set, double bed and 2 kit.
cabinets. OIL. 4-1076.
GAS RANGE, 4-hurner' white
enamels separate even and broiler,
$40: Norge semf-auto. washer, $40.
Call 6S4-6399.
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, ne. suburban Protes-
tant church: executive ability,
business school training; 5 yrs.
exper., office direction, shorthand
and tipping. Reply Box 22S-G.
Star.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM, close to Amer. Univ, for
well hammered sophomore, CIR.
3-37l7,
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RELp MoMEH
TYPIST
'TYPISF

Accurate letter typiSt. high school
n H.. mnss WE ~ Wym.i
per NV. location, excellent work
ing conditions. Call IN. 2-9700
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Areas largest floor display, fulls
guaranteed: all sales from 500. so
PEERLESS SALES CO.
S237 Georgia Ave. AID. 2-21oC
REFGR., Kelvinator. 7-ft., S35
excel. cond., guar. 1900 Ga. ave.
TU. 2-SSsS. Call o am. to 8 pm
RUGS = Oriental DESIGNS, 9x12-
9x16 new: $20.$25. ME. S-04l6
SEW. MACH. = Singer, blond a
zig-zag attach. Bal. $27. Terms ST
wk. Elk. 3-0640 day or night, free
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURKIsHED-N.W.

BAY MARE, IL, Eng. saddle: gentle
tor rider w/sone exper. 10. s-46S6
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AIR CONDITION

Your whole house; central plant,
remote. full 2-ton; installed q
your furnace. $685.. No down
pymt.;. 3, 4, and 8 ton sizes equally
low; std. makes. Call day or night.
Sunday incl. JOHN MOORE AND
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(cONTINUEbl

ANTIoUES-Marble TOPPED dressers
Victorian sofa. marble topped
chests. tables and wash stands.
AMMAN ANTIQUES. 74l3 LITTLE
River turnpike, Annandales Va.
CT. 6-2I8S.
AQUARIUM, 80 galion, steel trim
black cast iron stand, motor, pump
ETC.: $50. WE. 5-O21e.
BAND SAW, heaVy-duty, lg'' $3.50,
EN-. 3-0222. =
BED, SGle. French provineial, an
tique white; comp. with bedspFingI
and matt; $75. RA. 3-25e2.
BEDRM: SET. modern. 5 pes: dbl.
bed. dresser, miro. ETC.; good
eond.: bargAin. 66S-4746.
BEDRM. SUITE, John Stuart .
mod. dble. dresser, 2 niRht tables,
twin beds w/dual hdboard. enc
mattressl. Sl35. ~. 8-O636 ewes.
BICYCLE, boys, 26-in. Engiish
racer. almost new with al attach
Cost $50, sell S35. 546-642O.
BICYCLE, English, Dawes Racer, d
gears. excellent condition, best Of
fer. CT. 6-0435.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-21
Doas, PRS Ers.

BoxEE faEn and white. 6-yearS-
9l9 Axe req SIS, II. S-2676,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-21


SPECIAL somED AND
DENT SALE-Large WASH
ington furniture company
will accept special APP
pointments for people in
tereSted in saving money
on slightly soiled mer-
chandise. These items
have been displayed on
our showroom floors, for q
few months, and now we
must sell them at big saw
ings to the customer. Call
DE. 2-2764 for immediate
appointment.
Evening star., 1961-05-19

Threen-inch cutter bar with Is teeth Operates at $50
strokes per mnUe cuts full II" swoth Square bar handle
for steady wo-hond CONTROL Internal fan coos motor for
long periods Of operation One Of O complete Iine
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-11-16

think you've ever driven any
thing like it! Handles neat and
easy. Rides level and smooth on
tOrsiOn bar suspension. The
brakes adjust themselves. The
fully untitled body is rust
PROCEED. You go $4,000 miles
between grease jobs. You can't
beat it. Come in and drive it.
The new lean breed of Dodge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-11-16
Refund Available To
County Tuxpoyers

Two Garrett county citizens have
a federal income tax refund com
ing to them if they get in touch
with the Baltimore office of the
internal revenue service.
The IRIS announced it has tried
unsuccessfully to locate about 5000
taxpayers whose returns showed
improper or incomplete addresses
or who have since moved away
without leaving a forwarding adj
dress.
The one account listed as being
from Garrett county as JJ and l.
OLcary route ?, Oakland
They may obtain their refund
by writing to the district dircc-
tor of Internal Revenue, Code 32l0.
7O7 North Calvert street, Baltimore
Ronald Friend. Thomas Humbcrson,
HuCy RodehCavCr, JaCquclnt Bscu-
nCman, Lois BrCnncman Sharon
Caruthcrs. sue Ellen Friend Bar
bara Glotfclty Nancy Guard, Nancy
Matthews, Lola RcXroad Connie
Savage, Frances SLIDER Lcona
Yoder, Clifford Bender, Eddie Deal.
Linda Keller, Betty Sisler Cathc-
rine Caruthcrs, Barry Rush.
Eleventh Grade
Larna Rae Bttinger. Shirley
Frazee. Kathleen Hacnftling, Ray
Murphy, Donna BoWSer. Dotty Het-
rick, Pat ShaWley. Dorothy Wiley.
Janet Dewitt, John Hartman. Bar
bara Hileman, Ann Bender, Ellen
Mckenzie, Bob Rush, Tom Speicher.
Twelfth Grade
Sue Friend, Carol Ann Haenft-
ling, Marietta Hershbergcr, Dixie
Merrill, Nancy Miller, Diana Sines,
Ruth Miller, Trudy Mosser, Marie
Opel, Loretta Yoder Audrey Resi-,
Ronald Stanton, Deanna Jones.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-11-16
Fined For Disturbing
The Peace At Table Rock

Lewis Taskcr Of Table Rock,
was charged by Nellie Tasker with
disturbing the peace on Thursday,
November s.
When given a hearing before
Trial Magistrate Robert NJ. Ma
roney in Oakland on Friday ne
was found guilty and fined SIS
and costs.
In the only other case to be
heard this week was a case against
Raymond Garlitz for burning on
the old Frostburg road within 30
feet of a ditch line. The warrant
was issued by Trial Magistrate Ma
roney but was tried before Magis-
trate Edward L. Grove in Grants
vile on November 9th. lie was
found guilty and fined SO and
costs. The fine was suspended.