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TARM and GARDEN.

BIRD BATHS, benches, sundials, gazing
globes, etc: circular on request. H.. D..
RODGERS. 3215 Mass. ave. s.e.. TR. 2464.
FLAGsTONE WALKS and terraces, fire.
PLACES rock gardens, fish ponds. retaintng
walls; F. MARCUCC1o. Phone Rockville
lyons MARKET AND NURSERIES. Queens
Chapel and .Ager rds.-Poultry. groceries,
and pick color trees. Weeping cherry, weep
ing birch. weeping willow: towering plants.
fruit trees. dogwood and boxwood: every
thing for vegetable and flower gardening;
topsofl. COW manure, sheep manure; flowers.
ANIMALS. petunias verbenas. scarlet sage.
portulaca. marigolds zinnias. poppies. lark
and varieties of perennials Live turkeys
Open every day till 8 o'clock including
sshdayS ssd Rsliysry service Telephone WA
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
Grounds. large and small parks. ceme-
nsS Ess.s res trees Az 9gss
Rsnfs Co. .no L. sFaSsassS SasS
surely than the house itself. The passerby
unconsciously but, very surely judges at
ings, but the whole interior and the oc-
many victims Of cheap oyergrown shrub
very best. rightly called disease-proof and
Of lifetime duration. Specimen yews holly.
box; shade, fruit and ornamentals in wide
for screens, hedges. barberry, hemlock,
myrtle for shade; rose and flower beds;
rock gardens, fireplaces; fagstone, brick.
ways; arbors. trellises, fences, drainage,
manured topsoil; Wondergro. the ideal
snd good so beter SIS DGo1 Ton sGi
special treatment for acid-loving plants;
tree, surgery and removal; preparation,
seeding and rolling Of lawns; shsarins.
permanent improvements or renovations
in the garden. Ii. 4225 for free estimate.
e:.has hfsse Ss eStnf phe5s es &C.
MANURE, well rotted. $3.50 per Is bu.,
$3.50 per 10 bu.. delivered. WA. 4593,
S9pDISs Ssspesn s5sdns tops0 cal WI a7a
plow with safety release hitch: ss5. - One One
81 elrssiss.ns as1a pof1tSDe stoves. SIS ana
seDDISS SOP ISsnaSy asIssEy plants sarasains. now
W5LLIKoTTEB yns Liivod B.,igs COW IMASgRE. sToane
s125 per bag bus. per bag. WI. 6670
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 4 best varieties
Lilliss: 1 Oriental Popptes and Delphiniums
John ,s BURDoFT. colesViile. Md. Ashton
T0PsOL-Rich loan topsoiI: orders beine
taken for immediate delivery. TR 77e9
LAWN IA; SOD for home grounds beautifea
the know how. Phone Lincoln 23a9, ROSE.
LAWN NgRSERIEs Modern Home Land.
TofsoIL' SOIL No. l. for sale: also hlI.. Cal
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APARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

furnished or unfurnished apt, in exchanss
for apt. or house n Cleveland or Younss-
town area. WA. 1877. To-
WILL SWAP Broom unturnished apart
York City for 2-bedroom unfurnished
apartment or house in vicinity Of Wash
Ington. D. G Reply P. o. Box No 8.
fRabE fiafseVsI MODERN DEM sM-rm. apt, PITTSBURGH.
fHR f2ouAsar sSs lSH 5rm stas at, richmond Is. for
Mr.. RHINE, Ma. o6o7. Ext. 42I. II.
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Bedroom, dining
rm living rm., kitch. and bath. rents for
WxsHiINGToNe WyUsi Sh; CHICAGO, have 9.bsd-
room modern apartment: cool, light: S75
rent; 80 minutes from downtown WASH
ington, to exchange for 2bedroom apart
ment or house in Chicago. Union 30SS.
s-RM. HOUSE, Baltimore. exch rental
Wash. hasf ffae0 WTite Il. EccKasERd, sfos LAKE
ays;i BaIto; Is; Nd. ..
s Pes o1sr f3E s4ss ssa Es in sJ Mr. & or sSsss
s-RM., KIT, BATH APT, located between
Capitol and H sts: ne. for small home,
ssnsfT sMaGL 'a ApARTMESr At 2ss modern bldg in
Ph5sdslRs1a s.: 'nRs Star in washington
ment in New York City for one or two
bedroom apartment in D. c. Call GE.
oNE-BEDRooM APT. Conn. ave. for
| DE S205 -15
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APARTMENTs FURNisHEp.

WELL-BRED GIRL. to share mod furn.
apt. with one other; attrac. res. sec. blk.
from nT oJI oJTiInidad busline; age ss.2 Ph.
EMPLOYED middle aged lady will share
sas yb wees Fensd emg0ysd s sb lady M
sPs ssPGss1NEss u WOMAN SsaS will share large home
ss st? Te eac SG monh ShsI $500 ah Al pa
AT S9s Tsy,or Gi45 after pm
ana age 0e 81 70 and So ahs
sqE Isgs l5SSp; s, star; -. 's s'' Wv
men or couple; private entrance; living
bedroom, private bath with shower: Ink.
facilities: beautiful quiet. restricted gem
min. downtown by trolley; S65; refer
ences required: 3002 25th st. ne. (Wood-
WoMAN Or onep o pc to ana snare turn
apt in convenient Northwest location with
another woman; $35 mo. Box 191-D, Star
I44s BELMONT ST. NV. near Meridian
gsisstf 5 t. sssS; ssS5o WIZ fs NJ s5s as4S semi,
saSes from MAY ssUt seetsR sR bsdl s
month. No children, no pets. Box ie4.D,
GIRL TO SHARE Groom, nicely furn.
apt with another girl. S35 mo. 1O35 Perry
st. ne, Apt. so3. co. 1856 after 8 pm.
GIRL to share lovely 2-bedroom apt. with
3 other girls: unlimited phone; household
privileges; $50 mo. Call GE. 9016 after
$50 Pm. 4516 14th st, NV.
Conn ave; available June / to Oct / :;
$125 monthly. completely furnished except
dining ROOM. bedroom, bath and Kitchen;
only to couple, no children or pets. Box
COLLEGE GRADUATE, sirI 81 tn - to
share large, comfortably furnished apt.
with 3 other girls. TIE. 615S after pm
utilities, laundry privil., unlimited phone,
S75 mo-: gentle home: working couple, no
children. Details, Box 104-H, Star.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BEAGLES FOR SALE-Thorobred, ready
to break for coming season: reas. prices.
~. Sf$ Ss.ss SacH ss Axe soesss s:s..sr.d
BoARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
cats. week end or longer Clean, sanitary
kennels outside runs. Veterinary su-
psryision;, Pickup service: BIDE-A-1dElE AdHdl
k6sF6E p1IE tfls GGaR vs res Wo a 2ss4
mos. old, A, K; G; papers, best offer takes.
poGs sts chS5aSh BoaRDa69Newly Ds66s const kennels,
outdoor screened runways: special rates
for perm boarders; AKG req, cookers for
It. eli. near centerviiIe, Fairfax 11:J-S'
*as's . sood fsRRs RSSs 'ss De
TWso Z J" gHoRoueHBRED eseksr : spanisls;
%SNe VA SRe TS Rttnu Snmae vi pefssss. aSse pup
py: good home assured; no children in
bAhMArfAS famA nSne fHPPY SUI isso Axe registersd s
Championship stock WI. Oil -15
WILL GIVE AWAY fine mother cat or kit
tens, hoousebroken; kittens, weeks old.
sIAMEsE KITTEN, lovely. blue eyed. in
telligent:. good COMPANION. OR. 67I3.
PIGEONS, $2 pr; rabbits, S1.b0 each and
COCKERs. red and black. males, females,
$40, $40; $50; red Persian kittens, $12.6o,
SERAN foGfeEs oGGfoEsS bosMc.as I assa sars.ous
PUPS: mother daushter Of. famous Cham
pion n1. Cito U: D., $50 each (males only).
GockER e3aS 81 ~ 'sPPASNIEL PUPPY, female. 8
weeks, light red, Axe reg. dE. 5000.
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ROOMS FURkFsHEp-hor.heost.

9. GIRARD ST. N.E.-Double rm for 2 en-
ployed persons in private gentle home on
carline and bus; S45 per mo. DU. 1921
1925 ALLISON ST. N.E.-Employed wom-
an: private family; front room, $35. NO.
46 .GiRARD ST. N.E.-Beautiful room for
= girls; separate closets, twin beds; S5 each.
Apply evenings, HO. 1868. -16
THE MARICK. 1873 B st. n.e.-Vacancies
in double share rooms: newly furnished,
single beds: S25 and $50. Also single
room, $40. Girls only. lie
2Sth AND RHODE ISLAND ave. 3613 2Sth
st. n.e.-Large room in new home: > girls
to share room: convenient transportation;
.ooss se11 kEARSY Army ST. Me- large double
912 ST, N.E.-Sleeping room, 1st floor
front: employed couple, twin beds; private
family: $40. AT. 330s JIG
1164 MORSE ST. N.E.-Large front bed
room, double bed. for married couple.
or men; $40 week single, SIS double.
Sol Z. CAPITOL sT.-Doub!e room. nv twin
beds, clean, day or week. S6.5 so each per
Ii23 WEST VIRGINIA AvE.Wsingle room,
S24 mo-; also L or girls to share room.
$50 mo; private home; phone, laundry and
breakfast privileges
CoLORED-I659 RosEDALE ST. Ne
One large front room. ss for one, $40 for
CoLoREDH5eoe BLAINE ST. N.E.Eone
single room for rent, $3.50 per week. AT
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ROOMS EURkIsHEp-horthwest.

JUST OPENED, 500 9th St: n.w.-ciean
only. $3.50 single. SIS double. larger
Sa0' MassaeMusRnTTs 81 Hsf Rs1s1s AVE RE ssss
tractively furnished rooms. transients only
re fs} Sk snd Sss Chevy Chase
rom all aye conxenenees; aas mnesfs sf4
gssf s9G nsfry AVE. EM alSs ssdroom
men only: convenient to . carlines Dou-
eoNs ele No aNp spf SfsKSska AZ aE 5sso Ne
py sath beaatifally snfs surn pvt ho@e
s RfE msRs SWiSs SsenpEsc8SSRRA pEcSRAFkMb EkM asrd
Beat, for, So, wk;; quiet, considerate: EN-
s1Y slOyea asna si5l 14es Harvard ard nv
1924 18th ST. N.w.@Larse twin-bed rm
for men, Sa5 each: detached corner home
1858 1865 1sfs RGNToN TEoesa' ST. aNwMssser Bed
room. semiprivate bath, in a fine Jewish
home. Single, $40 Fer week. MI. s19s.
Sor. ELL lea 1sth ST. NV; bet; t. Msdison and
sfa5n sssh ca S'sh e. fsfS as
aofE2. 81 Z 1i4o S R. I. AVE. Nw-Niceiy fur
nsa 'isf3ss ;? Fer cs .9s up
S2in ln anolner' IWln pegs semlpVt. oath;
9ss fsss DsE MAss g. AVE- A NW SSso Cumberland Apt
21--Young man to share large front room
Y!a Yss mr th tyr sr 0sai NWrs hath sry snse
room suitable for sentleman; unlim. phone;
SPY ts stsnsR sfsnss 8 xk front room for GIRL
1909 IoNGFELLow ST. Nw.-Attractive
room for rent for auiet, single or couple;
good 60 transportattion; Ta Ia, $40 per month.
FRaNsIENTs FR4Hs haS1Ss Ss oNIY-17so Rhode Island
ave. nv. At Conn: ave. Large rooms, So
if4 ap fNSRAHAM keSns H MsIs 81: N.w-Nicely 9 fur
nished master bedroom. private bath; lady
9s ss okK sf Se room IA for s en-
ployed young lady: telephone in room;
$s5 ss5a ,o,x Sc s1os e. after T. eso s, Pm -1s
screened back porch; for quiet couple or =
ton to Mt. Pleasant line; $40 for ?.
Isis Isl oHsi 18th ST. N.w.-one double room,
zSs5isels 5Ssi & to girls; ERMA; g. szss i @Is
near bath; unlimited phone; Ia blocks
rransporta,jon M a7aa u Jewish home $40 per
mSRsf nssS MASS. AVE. VEN Nw-Larss front studio
commodate men only. $3.50 month
1880 MASS. AVE. N.W-single room. $40
month. for young lady
23lO goth ST. N.W.-Spacious front rrn.,
t,yI tTIn beds, beds, s12 wk; also SINGLE 81 wk.
5sS7 @ NEBRASKA AVE. N.w.-studio- bed
room, pvt. half bath; one person: gentle
1a@his' isah KEaYoN SsS Es sr. oseR SW-Room for .
S.ss; s.s lsSndsy nv, 4ssa aprivieses; So each per
1919 I2th ST. N.w.-Large, double and
single, nicely furn,, running water; near
3 s ST. N.W.-Nice single rm., 81 so wk;
double rm., SIS each. Inspect ewes. DE.
GEORGETOWN. 1914 2eth st. n.w,-Front
double room, $3.50; small single room,
$25; cooking permitted, use Of refrigera-
81. . cHARIEs ouEsTHousE, e4o1 18th
St; NV. formerly Egyptian Lesation1A
S6.75 a week and up. Including lobbies,
lounge and laundry facilities. DU. 9572.
4230 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV. Gentle
home. close to trAnsp.; single rm.; nice
no other roomers; S25 per
1fs s. II GInToN T;o TTnSRsRA TERRACE Nw.-Lovel,
double rIn,, AZ bath: carline: sirls; S25
16s
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B.
1916.
ROOMS FURN.-Northwest. (cont. J

ROOMS FURk.-korthwsst. tcont.).
sa s,nS; ss5Il; couple; ssIo; small sihsle hall
a;s.j Il, s,y, sse, fur.
RoTss eufHs FARk aousE rs sfsh aoe "a ah g.
Z, b!oeks ss Greyh4snd Sh4s Bus Station rooms
Fox HoTfIi, S3 sis 18th 81. n.w.-Rooms.
1aF roo s ss ss eel week so so Rs
Ssl4 81 9Th 81. N;W@Fnrnished 90 sn1 double I'm.
for r Jsssh s cs eoqp GE Dfsyysss syss Path 70
, 1914 IRVING 1.IS ST. N:W:ILaree bed; ;sittina
bath: SIS week. co. 2203.
fast bIsline. i block VI vest. Lovely master
Also single, $40. Private home. RA 1926
1000 CHESAPEAKE ST. N.w.-one large
front double bedroom; Just of wis. ave
carline: working cple.: S45 mo. EN-. 1868
1929 G ST. N.w.-sscond floor, large
sss wsff RS2s s. Bst oSm aas for q
priyileses; ps0 refined employed couple only
1s siss pfS 9Th hssn ST. NV. Walter Reed area area
wndoxs wsn ss large Rs sothes closet for gentle
liz aIs rpoS ST. sess og gmae2 Sesle 4Ga sH
i7Ss issh ST. EssH s.w,-Attractiye triple: 70,
f. rESSA eais AVE NV g. SHARE iaFse double
front room, 3 windows. bright appearance:
tenant furnishes own linens: Sl1 Sc
@5fs PENNA. AVE. N.w.-sinsle room
large closet, near bath; on streetcar line;
1?os Z? Sk'H NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, a@ DUPONT
Circle area--Double room. $40 week: tri.
pie; pie sig 5- geek AD ~ ss7s; o. ,,.,,.
Sos sos, nth saR 81. s9F s%cozy wv front ROOM twir
sSds ss5 each Rs eus sa7e at door, private hone
NEAR CAPIToL. 80 st. n.w-Room 70,
gentleman attractiyely furn.; very conv
si eusnSsf hxMoSf ssf'isn 81 y double R 4qa
front: twin beds, continuous hot water
telephone, laundry privileges: men or mar
d, ried couple: s22.50 and s25 each. NO
627 PENNA AVE. NV. American House
2nd hoor-Refined men: clean and com
1879 kES2oS e SSnsns sTRooms RSS wk adjoining
and pvt bath, 2 beds cool, clean. com
Portable; no men in house; tel, laund. anc
bus at door; prefer 2 refined gentle, non.
1926 X NV. doors west of Ambassado,
service: Sis per week If
COLoRED-1O3s PARK RD.: several com
Portable rooms for single and marriet
persors; 81 so and s. weekly AID. 596s
COLORED-406 RICHARDSON ST. NV
--Dble. .rm., front; nr. transp.; no drink
ing; quiet home: Sc wk. for l empl
COLORED-28I9 IIth ST. NV; Iarg
front rm.. in pvt. home, nicely furn., fo
COLoRED-S14 r. /. AvE.-Room TO
married couple or . settled ladies; ligh
housekeeping: SO each per week DE 1875
Evening star., 1946-05-14
ROOMS WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER with infant desires
sharing apartment or suitable living ac-
commodations with another mother; is will
ing to take care of other child in evenings
Box 12S-H. Star l4s
LIGHT, CLEAN Housekeeping room: bach
elor gentleman; reasonable; permanent
Box oh. Star 16s
LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM; up to $50;
for. mother and 16-yr.-old daughter SH
1409 after 5 pm
GIRL LAWYER would like quiet NV. room
alert, mild. agreeable; S25-S3o. AID. 4746.
TWO YOUNG LADIES desire room prefer
ably private bath; Conn. ave: between
VERNON. Ma. 391S days or NO 1886
after pm. -l5
COLORED COUPLE wants unfurnished
room or room apt. in n " section; cook
ing PRIVILEGES. Call NE. 1895.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
ROOMS FuRNlsnED-Mp. and VA.

LARGE. private room, has lavatory;
Glendale. Nd. Bowie 2744 -l7
LfNHAVEN, 326 Wesmond dr., Alex, Va
Single room. private home. new house
cafeteria u block never closed: min to
Pentaeon. 5 min. to wash: bus a block.
10e to Wash. $3.50 week: man only 14'
CHEVY CHASE-Twin-bed room in private
$50 month each. OIL. 447s. -16
SEMINARY HILL, Alexandria--12 min to
Penta9on by car. countrified location: pri-
vate bath; for single gentleman; $40 per
week Alexandria 5677 -16
SILVER SPRING-Attractive double room
in refined home, sempripate bath: for con-
genial married couple; $50 mo. SH. 4337
ROOM AVAILABLE to gentlemen desiring
comfort and privacy. twin beds, adjacent
to ath, conv. Pentagon. Washington bus,
N. 14th st. Arlington, Va CHI 141O.
MASTER BEDRM:, closets. adjoining
r. tSouth fremont bus. Constitution ave)
Evening star., 1946-05-14
AVIATION.

FOR sALE-emall block OF stock In local
airport; prefert to. sell to some one directly
interested in aviation. Evenings, Alex
andria 6440. -15
SEE AND FLY the new Cessna 14O. Mr.
MeGloskey; CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT,
am. to 4:30 pm. Monday throush Friday
sH 77O0, Ext 243. o. DUVALL. Id
FLYING CLUB now being formed on
Taylorcraft Tandem; economical rate
Cali BOB HOWARD for information
AT. 1927, after 4:30 pm. 30
FLYING CLUB being formed on new 1916
side by side Taylorcraft. Sunday. May 10
at 8 pm. Hangar 19. Hyde Field, Clin-
Evening star., 1946-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

POWER SHOVEL, "a yard, Osgood, with
Call SH 6022 Ia
BULLDOZER, large or small, for hire
now ayailabls with operator. Ii. 1878. 20'
MOTOR SCOOTER and driver for hire:
available from 6 pm. to 10 pm. weekdays
and 10 am. to pm. Sat. Box 154.H.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CARROLL SPRINGS INN, Forest Glen
Md.-Rooms and meals. Phone SH. 1929
20l4 KALoRAMA RD. N.w.-Just OF
Conn ave. Several vacancies for young
people; Convenient transportation. lis
1874 n. H. AVE. N.W.-3 vacancies for
girls in high-clasS guest house; private
semiprivate bath: excellent food: dining
room spacious and very attractive; fur
nlShingS above average; air conditioning
system gives temperature 10 to Is degrees
cooler than average house. Ia
Evening star., 1946-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDIONS, clarinets, saxophones
trumpets, and other instrgmsnts yDSs yanted
PIANO CO.. 1O15 9TH st. NV III
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcu.
urb ssH5s 5oYs VII aas co Csntes RI tb HI !.
NV.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
TABLE BOARD.

14O6 18th ST. N.W.-Here is a place to
eat fine, home-cooked meals, scientifically
ta retain ia vltamins and minerals
$50 am. Call MI. STA for rates. III
Evening star., 1946-05-14
APARTMENTS uNFuRhIsnep.

BEAUTIFUL e-BEDROOM APT. in new,
conveniently located NV. bldg: rent under
500; in exchange for good buy in modern,
detached brick home west Of Rock Creek
Park. Give location, description. price.
Box 34-B, Star Ii
Evening star., 1946-05-14

ROOMS FuRNIsHEo-s.E. and s.w.
$40 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Doubie
room, next to bath, for employed girls;
min. downtown, "a block TO bus; Sc ca.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
COOPERATIVE ApTs. WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY q cooperative 2-bed-
room apartment. preferably in the vicinity
Of Conn. ave. and Porter ST.; will deal
With fealtor or owner. Box 43l E.
Star. 17s
Evening star., 1946-05-14
POULTRY & EGGS

500 WHITE ROCKS, 10 days old: best
Hyattsville O226. o. G. MAXWELL. Ian
ham. Md Always home
CHICKS-If you want best-ouality baby
chicks at best prices, call me Hamps
Rocks, crosses. o. G. MAXWELL Hyatts-
vile 0226. Defense hwy, Lanham. Nd.
Always home -16
Evening star., 1946-05-14

MUM VIII bVAKO WANIED.
GENTLEMAN, young, white. single prefers
room and board in gentle home. Call
AT. 9T9a 49,
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
FOUR tons OF EGG COAL for sale. Ca
Evening star., 1946-05-14

CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
COATS AND BILLY GOATS for sale\ Cal
WA 9473 Is.
FOR SALE-Fresh Guernsey COW 3rd calf;
5 gallons ENGLISH FARM. next ano
south OF Manor Club, or phone WI. 441a
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Continued on Next pass.s
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cash.
Delicatessen, beer license, mixed trade.
$4,000 down. AUBREY HAMPTON, Bust
ness Broker and Public Accountant. 916
New York ave NV. Ia
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-24
WOMEN Of THE MOOSE
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

At a special meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at the L. L.. club, the
Women of the Moose installed re-
Gently elected officers and balloted
on candidates. Several members of
the Billings chapter were guests.
They were Mrs. Olive Klipstein,
graduate regent, Mrs. Virginia Wal
tiers, chaplain and Mrs. Violet Ferro.
Out of town members of the chap
ter were present from Park City,
Bridger, Fromberg and Billings.
Mrs. Julia Phillips was installing
officer and was assisted in the
ceremonies by Mrs. Thelma Kautz,
installing guide, and Mrs. May
Crutcher, installing chaplain.
Mrs. Alice Fisher was seated as
senior regent and her staff includes
Mrs. Elsie Kuper, graduate regent;
Mrs. Clara Getz, junior regent; Mrs.
Alma Claus, chaplain; Mrs. Julia
Times, treasurer; Mrs. Hattie
recorder; Mrs. Phillips,
Mrs. Lura Reynolds, assist
ant guide; Mrs. Martha Altman,
sentinel; Mrs. Florence Hereford,
argus, and Mrs. Bessie Edgmond,
Plans were made during the ses-
sion to join the Loyal Order of
Moose in a picnic for members and
families Sunday at Riverside
park. The cars will leave from
he L. l.. club at 1870. Each fam
ly is to bring it's own dinner.
The next meeting is to be held
It 8 p. m. August 10 at the L.. L.
Tub, when a class of candidates
will be initiated.
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-24
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
PLANT COMPLETION
EXPECTED IN MONTH
LOng-Drawn Project Was Be-
gun In 1~93S-Machinery Now
Ready For Installation

A representative of the Dorr
company of Los Angeles is expected
to arrive here Aug. 1 to install
machinery in the city's sewage dis
posal plant, City Engineer Chef
Eyer said this week. The plant is
expected to be in operation by the
end of August. The city engineer
ing department is now completing
pipe lines and doing other final
work before arrival of the Dorr
representative. Installation of the
machinery may require a week or
10 days.
The disposal plant has been a
long-drawn affair. 1t was begun
in 1888 under WPA and was halted
in 1912 because of the shortage of
critical materials and labor result
ing from the war. The machinery
arrived some time ago and steel
I-beams for the roof of the di-
gester plant were also received.
The plant will operate automat-
ically and will be under jurisdic-
ton of employees of the city's
water pumping station.
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-24
MRS.LENAK AUTz, 80,
SUCCUMBS FRIDAY
Funeral Is Conducted Monday
At Congregational Church
Was Native OF Laurel

Funeral services were held at the
German Congregational church Mon
day for Mrs. Lena Kautz, 80, who
died Friday at her home four miles
south of Laurel.
She was born here April 81, 1916,
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fox, and on September 10, 1888,
married Herman Kautz at Laurel.
Besides her widower she is sur
vived by her parents, who live
southeast of Laurel; a daughter,
Donna Rae, z; a son, Timothy Her.
man, II months; four brothers, Hen
ry, Philip, George and William Fox,
all of Laurel, and two sisters, Mrs.
Alex Yeager of Laurel and Mrs.
George Frank of Edgar.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Theodore C. Strobel. A
sextet composed of Mrs. Henry
OSWALD, Mrs. Alex Ostwald, Miss
Martha Reiter, Miss Ruth Michael,
Miss Esther Miller and Miss Betty
Strobel sang "No Disappointment
in Heaven" and "Our Loved Ones
Are Going Home"
Pallbearers were Henry Foos, Jr.,
John Zoos, Clarence Zoos, Edward
Fox, Arthur Fox and Daniel Fox.
Burial was in the Laurel cemetery.
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-24
WE|CHERT HONORED BY
ASSOCIATES At DINNER

Old friends and associates of w.
T. Weichert, recently retired North
ern Pacific road foreman of engines,
hOnored him with a dinner and
program Saturday evening, July 20,
at the l.. L. club. The 80 present
included one who had come by
automobile from st. Paul to attend
the event. Another was from
Seattle, while others represented
Belfry, Livingston, Helena and
Glendive. Among the guests was
Weichert's son Jack who recently
returned from Idnia.
At the after-dinner program, with
]. w. Tobin presiding as toast
master, Frank Palmer rendered
piano and vocal solos, and Miss
Jacqueline Braswell sang, accom-
panied by Mrs. Inez Marsh, violin
list, and Mrs. Viola Braswell, plan
list.
A number of speakers gave an
interesting story of Weichert's long
period of service with the Northern
Pacific. Many of the incidents were
when recounted at the
banquet table, but undoubtedly were
often regarded as serious affairs at
the time of their occurrence.
Speakers contributing to the pro-
gram were Frank Taylor of st.
Paul, Earl Wilson of Laurel, j. E.
Bowman of Livingston, Peter Rock
YAM of Laurel, and w. j.. Hawkins,
r. G. Knight and j. w. earns of
Billings. Others unable to attend
had written letters, which were
Several handsome presents, ac-
companied by appropriate speeches,
we're presented to the guest of
honor.
Born Dec. 10, 1876, at Rockville
N st. Clair county, Mo-, Weichert
:ame to Montana in 1899 and be-
gan work for the Northern Pacific
n 1900. He was promoted to loco
motive engineer Jan. 80, 1906, and
moved from Livingston to Laurel
n 1913. In 1916 he was promoted
o road foreman of engines, a posi-
ion he occupied until his retire
nent June l of this year.
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-24
SCHOOL BUS To
SERVE NEARBY
OUTSIDE AREA
Two South Districts
Contract To Enroll
Students Here

Trustees of the Laurel school dis
trict are making arrangements for
the operation of a school bus to
serve the territory south of the
Yellowstone river. A survey re-
veals that a route covering approx
imately 80 miles will accommodate
some % high school students.
In addition to these high school
students, the bus will also trans
port Is or more elementary pupils
who will come from school districts
No. 40 and No. 81, since the trus-
tees of these districts have decided
not to open their schools and have
contracted with district No. Z to
to enroll them.
This will be the first bus ever
operated by the Laurel district,
and will be expanded to cover other
territory if there should develop a
demand for such service.