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LECAl NOTICE
CALL FOR BIDS FOR OPERATION OF VESSEL ALONG COAST OF COOK INLET-SEASONS OF 1881
 AND 1892.

AND 1892.
 Telegraphic or written bids or offers for subsidy provided by the Tenth Alaska Legislature will be received at the office of the Gov- ernor of Alaska, Juneau, up to noon, June 3, 1891, for the op- eration of a vessel of American Registry and shown on U. S. Gus toms House records to be not less than 60 feet in length. not less than 40 tons gross capacity with a passenger carrying capacity of not less than twenty-five t25) persons, and berth accommoda tions for at least sixteen t16) persons, and of 8 maximum speed of not less than eight .(8) miles per hour; from Anchorage to Seward, along the coast of Cook Inlet, touching on each trip at Kenai, Kasiloff, Ninilchik, Homer, Seldovia, Port Chatham and Sew ard and returning from Seward via Port Chatham 1liamna, Snug Harbor. Seldovia, Kasiloff, Kena' and thence to Anchorage and make regular stated trips not less than once in fifteen (15) days when navigation is open in the above mentioned waters, as a com lon carrier of freight and pas 9Sngers.
 The law approprlates the sum of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (s7,50000) and provides that not more than Three Thous- and Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars (s3,750.0O shall be expended dur ing any one year, and defines the open season to be from May 1st to November 1st; the amount of the subsidy will be computed from the time the successful bidder be- gins the service and pro-rated ac- cording to trips. Bids must state proposal for complete round trip, md include a complete descrip- ion of boat.
 Bidders will be required to ac- cmpany bids with 8 tariff of reight and passenger rates (which hall be reasonable and. subject approval by the Governor and rom which there shall be no var ation if bid is accepted.
 The contractor will be required, t the close of the season, to !ake a report, under oath, to ac- ompany his claim for subsidy, wing the following information ) Tariff sheet of freight and lssenger rates for the route cov- ed; (b) Total tonnage and total mber of passengers carried; Co oss earnings from passenger ight and mail service rendered
 regating the same according to
 three classes here mentioned;
 statement in detail of all ex-
 ses incurred and on what ac-
 nt; the names and addresses
 all persons employed, and the
 S earnings and gross expense
 he route covered.
 )ntract will be entered into
 ediately upon the award te
 successful bidder, who must
 prepared to furnish a bono
 ptable to the Governor in ar
 unt equal to 50a of the
 unt of the bid.
 The right is reserved to reject ny and all bids.
 GEO. A. PARKS May II, 1881. Governor
 Tub. Dates May is, 16, 18, 1881.
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William Christian of SeldOvia is under medical observation in the Seward General Hospital
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19

Mrs. Jas. Mathie continues to show excellent improvement in the Seward General Hospital.
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NEW SHIPMENT MELOTCNE RECORDS JUST RECEIVED. for s1.oO-ALASkA
Seward daily gateway., 1931-05-19

3-ROOM apartment for rent at
 J. l.. Graef.
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H. Kafferty, of the A. s. s. Co.,, is in the hospital with a broken ankle which is mending nicely.
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Only Exceptions.

CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.
In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care Of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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SITUATION-DONIESTIC.
(Continued)

WOMAN colored, neat, pleasant; excel
lent cook, good horsepower, nurse, waitress,
or part time; best reference. Dec 0537
WOMAN young. colored. desires place gem
eral homework; stay nights; reference 2018
L st. NV. Phone West 1892. 10.
WOMAN. colored. desires general homework;
flrst-class laundress. Phone Atlantic $685..
326 End st. ne. 10"
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1929 fifish and tires
very very GOOD; motor has our guarantee; see
ms one for S3i5; terms, sos down. ball
ence monthly; Pohanka Service 1926 goth
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tom will sell reasonable; can finance to re-
Sponsihle party. Call Columbia Se72. 4si3
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ships ballonets Is helium a non-explosive, non
infiammabe gas. The five motors on the sides OF
this 6-year veteran Of the skies drove the huge
ship to Panama at nearly 81 miles an hour, average.
The easy, noiseless speed of the Los Angeles is a
marvel to persons who travel by airplane. Con-
trasted in size. the Los Angeles is less than half
the size of the great new Akron now building; the
former is of $500 900 cubic feet gas capacity while
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Tarzan nodded. IT have been seeking him for
many days" And some mishap befen thee and
thou hast lost thy apparel" questioned the knight
he said Come thou from the same country. as
Sir James?" demanded the knight. No" replied
Tarzan. Il an EnglShman." The knights face
beamed as he cried: Thrice welcome then, 10
Nimmr! I Sir Bertram. What is thy name
ardr anko
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For the first time in history the United States
this Spring sent rigid airshp TO sea to take part
in major 'war" exercises. Early In February the
giant German-made dirigible U. S. s. Los Angeles
tock off from her hangar at LakehurSt, N j. stop
ping to test the temporary mooring mast facilities
at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. the Los Angeles con- on
tinued on to Panama, where she nloored to the
u S. S. Patoka naval oiler, fitted with mooring
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Tarzan was mystihed by the strange manners and
garb Of this seemingly friendly fellow. But he
sensed that he took himself ser -usly and would
be more impressed II he knew l'arzan man
of position So he answered tt lthfully: They call
TarZan. l am viscour. :" "A peer OF the
Iealm!" exclaimed Sir Bertrsm Prince Gobred
will bS Ger pleased to greet thee, Lord Tarzan.
Com r,illu 10 N
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REAL ESTATE

A subdivision lot man with live high
class crew or in a position to quickly as
Semble a crew, one who can and will operate
Hoard and according to good square business
practice, able to intelligently present and
instrlict his men to present TO the public our
proposition in q STRAIGHTFORWARD. truthful
manner, plain unvarnished facts and no
good ciean-cut man will eagerly seize
this opportunity, for it offers possibilities
that are unusual: II Is strictly on conf
session Of a car absolutely necessary. STEADY
Consistent advertising campaign, plenty OF
4f from an executive personnel who's business
IL and has been real estate for over 20
dressed TO Mr.. Barry giving brief resume OF
Your experience, qualifications. together with
Extremes and telephone numbers. The
property is the new ''Homewood" section OF
Aurora Hills. Va. and the arm Is
200 Arlington Ridge,
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U.s.. NAVY
By Quig Staver

the latter is of 6.5ooO0o cubic feet. The Akron
will house in her hull five combat planes, which
will hook on in flight, using similar gear that
which find attached to these planes and the
Los Angeles. But the Akron will hoist the planes
into her hull by lifting the swinging trapeze. To-
morrow-In the Aerial Bomber's Cockpit.
Gan rights protected Trade mark registered o. o.
OfdceA
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CHRYSLER. le26-6-cylinder 4-door sedan.
in excellent condition; recently reprinted:
motor. upholstery and tires in very good
condition; will sacrifice for SITS. Really
worth great deal more; easy terms II nee
essary: At my home, 2752 Woodley pl NV
Columbia l245. ANY time
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mast at her stern. During the games just COM
pleted. she crused far out to scout" with
the forces defending the Panama and proposed
Nicaraguan canals. Cruising aboard the Los An
gees IS an ar 2 %e hos I'VE nho @ coro
cabin and also along the "catwalk" the inside
of the skin covered framework There Is little dam
ger of explosion, as the lifting medium used in the
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MAN, of neat appearance, to represent large
Ohio corporation in WASHINGTON terrt ory
Apply tuesday morning at 1890 sharp
Rnnm 305 625 st. NV.
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Tarzan, decidedly surprised. saw white man
clothed in chain mail, coming down the trail, a
, dozen pikefnen trotting behind him. Tell them
to halt" commanded Tarzan. stop, pray thee
cried the frightened black the Ape Man forced before
him This is a friend of Sir James The knight
halted a few PAGES away from Tarzan, unfeigned
astonishment written on his face. Thou art truly
a friend of our Sir James," he demanded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-13

cHRYsLER COUPE. l927-special bargain,
only $1,000. Nolan Motor Co, I'LL 18th
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CIGAR SALESMAN 49, Good opportunity 1or
cigar salesman or man interested in oecom-
ing iobber for himself to distribute cigars IN
Washinston for out of town concern. Ad-
dress Box i48-X Star Office. 10
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wANTED-SALESMEN,

AN UNUSUAL oPPoRTUNITY-A promi-
nent Investment banking firm requires two
desirable men to sell the highest grade New
York bank STOCKS. Apply 22o Shoreham
Bldg. -----
SALESMAN to operate cake and pretzel
business in washington and suburbs; must
post bond. Address Box l36-V. Star othce
SALESMAN wanted Apply 7ol Park rd
after m. Mr. Fine. ----l Ia,
wy, REQUIRE the services OF three expert
encci statesmen for work in and near Masn-
inston distributing, service which sets 10 TO
opportunity OF the better type with ade-
Quate remuneration. Comnl:ssions Will pc
ent worker can easily earn 800 per week.
Ask for salesmanager, Room 1909, lnterna-
fional Bldg. 10
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CHRYSLER 1891 SEDAN-Used only few
miles; this IS brand-new car come see for
yourself and make offer: eary terms Blan-
ton Motor Co, factory dealers. DE Soto and
Plymouth. No. New York ave. ne. Open
10 10 pm
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CHRYSLER 1928 ROADSTER model 81:
rumble seat: see this for only 5000; terms,
Sl20 down, a year to pay. Pohanka Service,
ll26 20th 81. NV North 02A7.
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Taking Tarzan into the castles outer court yard,
Bertram sent his squire 70 fetch raiment and
horse. While they waited, he told the Ape-Man
all that had befallen Jimmy Blake since his arrival
in Nmmr. Sir Bertram q stalwart fellow and
1t was found his clothes fitted the ape-man well.
Presently Tarzan of the Apes was CARRIED in the
full regalia of q knight Of Nimmr
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FORD TUDOR. l929-An ideal family car;
Thoroughly reconditioned and fully guaran-
tesc; new tires; excellent upholstery; special,
S2S5 easy terms. Triangle, Ford Dealers,
Norr Ynrl- eve
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MFN-We have vacancies for :, youne mar
Tied men; good opportunity TO learn selilne'
also drawing account against commlSslonS'
Apnlv Monday to Mr. Sauriol. Room 2Sl,
Potomac Electric Power Co. BuildlnS' lUth
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DODGE 1881 8 Coupe. display car: new
car guarantee run oniv $500 miles: cannot
tell from new car. Call Mr.. Daniel, Decatur
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DODGE SEDAN-Must sell az once for un-
paid notes, only $4,000 Legal Dept, Nolan
Motor Co III 18th 81 n q
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nov wANTED-l8 to 90; to work in gro
cerv store; reference 1925 30th st. NV.
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DODGE RoADsTER-sport 1927 rumble
seat; many extras: sacrifice. 1859 90. Nolan
Motor Co. III 18th ST NV
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1880: appearance like
new; navy, blue color; fully equipped; un-
conditionally guaranteed for 80 DAYS: 1925
Msndell Chevrolet Co, 18TH and Good Hone
I'd. Sc Atlantic 1900
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ESSEX COACH 1926; see this for only $40
cash, a real buy. PohanEa Service. ll26
20th st. NV. North 0347
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HELP-MEN.
We car and deliver. S14; reference.

BOY to drive car and deliver. s14; reference.
Address BOX saw. Star office.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen can use
three more good men in our used car sales
department. Prefer, experienced men: m
ceptable; commission. Finest outdoor used
car display in the city Must l own Ear tF sn1ss
Manager. owens Motor Co. 1923 Ga. ave
S,UTOMOBILE SALESMEN-Old established
frm handling Chrysler and Plymouth auto auto
Write briefly experience. present employ
ment and past record. Give telephone num-
Der Answers strictly confidential. ADDRESS
Box 292-X, Star office.
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MEN 120 to call on customers for Fuller
Brush CO S established trade Must De o VIZ ~
TART: experiences not necessary; Apply pc
tween 10 and IL. and 4:30, SIs NAT Fress'
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MEN 131 to complete our sales force. we
have the best, selling line n toT ftsr Go0a
Income assured. See MI Smltn sIte[ = T I'm;
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MAN-We can offer only one man sple en-.
did opportunity. in our NortheaSt store We
establishment End none Ct them earning nt sva
hnn,t lot OF SUPERVISORY.
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CHEVROLET 1890 CLUB SEDAN. four-door;
1902; Al condition; will demonstrate; must
sell. Decatur 1899 1927 P 81 nv iS..
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MEN, several, experienced. Tor nonse nafd
daily. 1918 NV, Room TO- oe1ore "a, si'o
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HELP-WONfEN.

GENERAL OFFICE WORK with, knowledge
of shorthand and tipping. Small salary 70
start with Answer, stating sxperlence
salary expected. Address Box 134-X' star
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CHEVROLET 1929 SIX CYLINDER COUPE
LaKen from former owner for s242 90: only
suO0 cash; one year on balance. I'LL 18Th
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Spoilers on dark and gray
work. 1920 23rd st. NV.
RIAL ESTATE
CAT ESMEN

Prominent builder and realtor has an at
tractive proposition for several experienced ns .
sass1stion. 70 open soon; the lowest priced
homes in se,ected ear essen
See Mr. Evans sales manager. with j =
DouGLASS CO. 1921 st. NV Met. 300:
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

BUICK STANDARD 6 COUPE. late 1927;
rumble seat perfect mechanical condition:
n nsw Duco; slos. 1920 Kearney ne. North
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(C OneGnue0 rom rage ~
was cooler and more picturesque
indoors. She raved over the
fireplace lit would appeal more
to me about January IA and
went into raptures over the 70
nance of the old mill. etc.
1 had already invited her to
a shore dinner for the evening
(she had bet couldn't find one
in Washington) so she took my
cue and ordered the IS cent
luncheon. There was one for q
dollar, but I couldn't see a whole
lot of difference and twice Is
is 80.
There was giblet pie-potatoes
cut in strips and browned-to'
mato salad with green peppers
and lettuce-and iced coffee and
we beth had ice cream to top
off the repast. The bill with a
tip for the pretty little waitress
in her cool, green uniform) was
50, my first expenditure for the
day.
To the Ball Game
I had promised myself trip to
the ballpark for the afternoon,
so I had to hurry the G.F. q bit
over her dessert and raptureS. She
thought the old mill wheel was
one Of the most romantic things
she had ever seen. Didn't seem
so extraordinary to me. but since
she said it. was romantic-well,
it was.
landed her back at the office
in plenty of time to type two or
three letters her boss had given
her and parked the flivver for
the afternoon. It's easier to go
out to the ballpark on the street
car when you are alone. Saves
trouble parking.
Unfortunately the Griffmen
took a trouncing from the White
SoX. A brief thunder shower
toward the middle of the after
noon threatened to mess things
up a bit, but it cleared finally
and didn't even feel a drop. The
entrance fee set me back a 81
aud I spent 10 cents for a "coke"
and 10 more for ice cream.
That Shore Dinner
The Girl Friend was ready and
The Washington times., 1931-07-15
THE dt PENA4JI g5Yy p!,p

Gray hair-age-slipping. All these
unpleasant ideas seem to go together.
Yet, it is not at all necessary. Gray
Hair often comes to a young head and
people who have it are neither old nor
incapable. But how often you hear
people say, "Why, she has gray hair y
and-she is on the shelf. :.
This penalty need no longer handl-
cap the woman who uses Canute Water
This is a clear, spring-like water
of wonderful properties which actual
ly restore hair to it's original glrlhood
color. No complicated color. plan no
danger of getting brunette shade when
your hair is blonde. Not only the one
kind but the one bottle is enough. 1t
really is surprising what successful,
youthifying results it gives. -,
Apply Canute Water yourself, In the
privacy of your own home. Many wom-
en- in town are doing the same thing !;
they simply do not mention it. You
need not mention it either. Just buy
bottle from any good druggist-and
get rid of the "age penalty" in gray
hair. CanUte Water is so safe, so scien-
tific and sure that your dealer knows it
will satisfy you; if not, he will refund
your money. Sold and recommended by
Hecht Co., Peoples Drug stores, Whelan
Drug Stores, or your own druggist
The Canute Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
The Washington times., 1931-07-15
WOMEN BATTLE
To SAVE BIRDS

ROYAL OAK, Md, July 1S.-A
plea for the conservation of all
insect-devouring birds. whether
game, song or migratory, on the
Eastern Shore is being made by
officials of the Eastern Shore dis
trict, Maryland Federation Of
Women's Clubs, through Mrs. Al
phonsa Boley, president, and Mrs.
John Swain, conservation chair.
man, here.
According to Mrs. Boley, head
of the nine-county district. bird
experts say people could not exist
for more than five years on earth
if it were not for birds: Birds,
they assert, are the great equal
izers between insect life and vege-
tation. 1t is possible for a single
female potato bug to be the an
cestor of sixty million Of it's kind
in a single season, but the potato
bug has Is different bird enemies.
The movement to afford protec'
ton and encouragement to birds
is said not only to be spreading to
clubs of the Eastern Shore feder'
ated district, but to civic organiza-
tions generally along Eastern
Maryland.
The Washington times., 1931-07-15
MACKEY To ASK
/" LEGAL TEST
Of PLAN
Editor Believes Commissioner
Plan, to Take Effect Next
Year, Is Unconstitutional

Crandall Mackey, former COM
monwealth's attorney for Airing
ton county and editor of weekly
newspaper there, today will ask
the county board Of supervisors
to consider the legality Of the
new form of government adopted
by voters Of the county last
November.
The new form of government,
which is scheduled to go into
effect January l, 1882, provides
for a board of five commissioners
to replace the present board of
three supervisors. Provision is
also made for a county manager
who will replace the present d.
recting engineer.
Mr.. Mackey has been conduct
ing an investigation into the le-
gality of the change, as provided
for in the enabling act passed at
the last session of the legislature,
and has reached the conclusion
that the form of government by
supervisors cannot be abolished
except by an amendment to the
State constitution.
A phrase in the State constitu-
tion provides that the magisterial
districts cannot be abolished with
out an amendment. The constitu-
ton of the new form of govern
ment provides for the election of
commissioners from the county
at large.
Mr.. Mackey will ask that the
board of supervisors take immedi-
ate action to test the law SO that
the election in November. with
the attendant expense to the
county will not be q meaningless
procedure.
The Washington times., 1931-07-15
JAIL HELD NEED
At MT. RAINIER

An investigation looking to the
purchase of second hand jail
equipment in Washington will be
made this week by Corporation
Counsel Bird H. Dolby and the
purchasing committee of the
town council of Mt. Rainier, Md.
That the town of Mt. Rainier
will have file-proof lookup has
been strongly indicated following
a suggestion made by Mayor John
H. Beall that an investigation Of
abandoned police stations in
Washington be made with the in
tention of purchasing some Of
the fixtures.
Opposition to a Jail in Mt.
Rainier was made by some mem
bers of the council who pointed
out that very few criminals under
town ordinances would be i'm
priSoned.
The Washington times., 1931-07-15
Volunteer Firenaen
To Attend School

The 16 members of the Silver
Spring volunteer fire department
who attended the annual con-
vention of the Maryland State
Firemen's Association at Ocean
City, Md. having returned, Chief
Charles Deffinbaugh today said
the delegation made reservation
for three members to attend the
State Firemen's College at the
University Of Maryland in Sep
tember.
He also said plans for the
annual carnival of the depart
ment for the benefit of the
building fund. to be held August
/ to IS, inclusive, probably will
be completed at the July 20
meeting.
The Washington times., 1931-07-15
GAITTY OF NEW ARLINGTON GOVERNMENT is QUESTIONED
BOWIE RETAINS
4-YEAR SCHOOL

After arguing the Prince
Georges county school board to a
stand-still, IL parents from the
Bowie District yesterday gained
their point when the board an
nounced that the Bowie High
School, the two upper grades of
which were to have been trans
ferred to Laurel in the fall.
would continue as a four-year
school.
The board, however, reserved
the right to operate the school as
q twO-teacher institution, in
stead Of employing three teachers,
as heretofore. Bowie High
School, :; was pointed out by
members of the board, has sci.
dom reached the enrolment of
IS pupils needed to keep three
teachers In any Prince Georges
high school.
Sentiment in favor Of maintain.
ing the four-year course at Bowie
followed the recent announce.
ment by Superintendent Nichols
Orem that the two upper grades
would be transferred to Laurel.
This action, it was explained,
would entail no extra expense
on pupils as bus service from
Bowie to Laurel would be pro-
vided by the board. Irate citizens.
led by Guy Beall, of the Prince
Georges delegation to the State
legislature, protested the action
on the ground the change would
injure the town.