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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NEW Rk-WASHINGTON-E 2ia
penthouse, Columbia vicinity. large rooms
over 1000 50. # planted terrace. for 2-bed :
room apt or house in or near Washington
ma ma 34sn. Ext. IN to 10 am. or Box
sUBLET JUNE. JULY AND AuGUsTnAt-
tractive 2-bedroom, duplex apt. for your
house or apt. Connecticut shores, con-
yenIent M New York City: TIE. - A: liz
NEW K-WASHINGTON-Six beautiful
rms, inclosed porch, recently decorated,
good location. S57 mo. rental. in N. Y. fol
immediate exchange for similar apt or
house in Washington or suburbs. MR..
M1CHAEIS. DI. 3131 -lg
HAVE MODERN 3l2-room furnished apt
best Washington residential section; want
similar or smaller in Manhattan, N. Y,
May may consider unfurnished. OR
22O5, 10 to ). 10
WASHINGTON PHYSICIAN will exchange
. 2-bedroom new apt. furnished or unfuT-
nished, for desirable home. GE s1Ia. p.
WILL EXCHANGE newly decorated two
oedrm. apt. second floor, modern Silver
Spring building for one-bedroom in D c.
Box 3l5-A. Star 49,
:-BEDROOM DUPLEX. Glover Park. for
Z bedrooms in apt. building. Box .219-A.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (eor..)l |

COUPLE, 2 children, Just in from Califor-
MIA, urgently need furnished house to
500 HARWO0D, Broadmoor Hotel. .
WILL EXCHANGE our exceptionally nice
two-bedroom apartment, rent SOL; for
three or 1our bedroom detached house
with maid quarters, rent $40 to $40; NV
or MARYLAND. Call National 5763 between
and 5 weekdays"
DISCHARGED VETERAN, wife, three chill
dren. desire two-bedr2om apt or house
49,
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICER. wife 3.
school-aee daughters, need unfurnished
7254 81.
RETURNING GI forcing me to move, need
or 3 bedroom unfurnished house in
Maryland or d. c.: > children; employed
at Beltsville Research Center: best refer
ences, including present landlord: would
consider buying, if priced right. UN O703.
GROUP OF q congenial. college educated
women. permanently established in Wash.
urgently need or 4 bedroom furnished
house; reliable, will give best of care.
Re 5000, Ext,, 1855. during Office hours;
TIA al IR evenings 1Qs
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LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE. bedrooms
and maids quarters: Chevy Chase near
Conn. ave; available Immediately: $500
per mo. E. NJ. FRY. INC 7.40 Wiscon-
IovITY fiD Els couNTkT W1 Il ~ HOUSE furnished 40
miles from Washington. 10 miles from War
rent9n rent p S gears lease n, Cal De. 5.I2 IL
furnished, spacious home in restricted Vir-
gina neiehborhood. II minutes from down
town Washington: 3 bedrooms, Pig baths.
maids room and bath. screened porch and
deck porch pantry. all-electric kitchen
with garbage disposal, BendiX auto. oil
heat. o-cal garage; no pets; $500 month.
Call DU Ni66. Ext. Il3 u.
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DAYTON, OHIO-Bungaiow for apart
ment or house in Washington: rent sell
or trade. ME. 5000 or CHI. s4S0. 49,
HOUSE, 9 rooms. Beverly Hills, Alex, eX-
Baltimore area. Alexandria SO39. - /
RENTAL EXCHANGE-2-bedr cottage
D.. c. exchange for house or apt Los An
geles or vicinity. WI S6f3
LARGE 3-BEDROOM furnished house, Oak
land, Calf. conv. San Francisco and local
tranSp.: exchange at once. rent basis for
similar house Washington area, prefer Ar
lington. Call CHAPMAN. RE 1900. Ext
:, o.,5.3. or Elk 5Tle nights lgs
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ROOMS fuRh,sHEp-hor.hw.st.

sttssct9Hs GrENGn ta., 5os 9Th St nwwcean
only; $50 sinsle. s. double, Larger
PfG AVE r. N% sSa6
5i4s MONROE ST 81. NS? S;w'@isrge. nicely
hanf as E Tssk sch g. 60 S single
II to 26, to share large room with another
veteran unlimited phone S32. AID. 5491
bowSTo,&~N, fao1s & W 1874 18th st. n.w.-Lsrse
'front.' room; twin beds 1st floor; 90
TkANsfENTs ONLY, 1920 Rhode Island
ave. NV. at Conn. ave:-Large rms. in
pnern-sprins mattresses: 81 up. Phone RE
34.i s4th PL NV. nr. Mclean Gardens
wLss a,, Tell,furn sse snd mr. &C corner me
NEAR 4a,0 TIN And ssfS' SW.-sinse i Settled
ssmp4s. sh Ban ssPss dssanas
downtown; newly decorated; $50. Box
1881 .ssA CoIuMBIA altr RD.-sgle. rm. for men,
$500 wk;.; 10 min downtown ON carline;
asth anhri ind shower ehw; AD; 43sa; =,
Ss IoFhi fARs aousi Rs5 Say soa Iath 94t st. W.
s Jocks ks &C. Greyhound Bus station-Rooms
@ up DRfAfiEIDIaEss Ell fhEI Ell sSoo front rm With
swim beds for , single gentlemen with refs
1883 erah PARK isDlSs kD Some
.ovely room for 3: tiled bath: shower,
,ins6e tsa Gsds 1RiRn al cenv s5 ca pU ss.4
Eouse",-Nieely furn. single rm., adjoin-
..lg bath: So. 81 monthly
ss RANDOLPH ST. NW-Nondrnkins
.oi WOOTEN AVE, Chevy chase-Large
5N nss mo room o. d0"sie "sso bed semiprvate bath
;2iIs K ST. NV. "'d downtown-For sent gentle
aan .sm;nr0a, to share sgn vs!y large front room
'ist with light household duties, stay 3
ishts G EUcLb f1a msnth ST. NWHisa "a Sis
.srivileses, unlimited phone. cony. to
1sa3 aIst ST. N.w.-Large single room
,so5 y ST: N.w:-Room and pvt, bath.
Wn sIanse Ssds Rent ssa De walking
furnished front room, two double beds;
:sos OF DAvESPoRr a sSfa ST. N.w.-eirl to
uni. phone. near bus; SIS mo. EN-. 5a$s.
a.I1 NEWARK ST. N.W.-Attractive front
room, md floor. , windows, fireplace, large
e9ss' ss ST. q xW4Rooms W. GsSe available BY the
week. $3.50. $3.50 each. a wk MI. i1:5
JsOl1 kALORAMA KID. N.W.-N1ce large
win beds Halt had= block to bus. S25 per
,.tSs' .S3i WEBSTER ST. N.w.-private home +:
.arge we'll furnished room. with private
oath; all conveniences. Within half block
9TH st. buses close to 4th st, cars. Can
sia sspeGne kA oss Bed
-oom, very large, cool, quiet: adult family;
share bath with one other; bus at corner;
eeEtlemsn; ,i,l man s. $50 OR 33ss: -?3
.sedrm;. 3 private bath, twin beds; gentlemen
1921 ST. NV. Commodore Apt
large, clean room. semipvt bath quiet,
voung lady, S35. DU. 1900, Apt. 10
:si3 MISTWooD PL. NV, No. 1a; near
ssth st. and Columbia rd, half block Mt.
"!easant car. Single room. exposures.
cext to semiprivate bath: private entrance.
:ouns man only. $40 mo. AID. .026,
GLOVER PARK, $500 W st. n.w.-single
n. quiet; pvt. shower telephone ext;
Gentleman; S45. EN-. 3214 after 6.
:s1s RHODE ISLAND AVE; N.w-Niee-
o 20 s9s isth s4 Ava!aSle At on9 ,vo gentlemen
'aree. double room. S25 each.
oOLORED-1O36 PARK RD.: several COM
portable rooms for single and married
sersons: $3.50 and s. weekly. AID. 596s.
SaRR e,aE 2pR6s R0Ap HOUSING n co t,rn,s,.s
-oom with porch in a. quiet home for
CoLoREEDD s5.s 10th ST. N.W.-Nice
iouble room for . employed colored girls
Call after 3: 4,50 each.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

NEW TOURIST HOME, 1905 MARYLAND
we, n,e.-New single beds. Simmons outfits
,,sed throughout: room for >, 3 and 4
.ersons, ST. nightly per person; near Cap
THE MARIck, 1873 B st. n.e-A new
,uest house for girls. newly furnished.
.ogble and triple Sa5 and $50. is
THE GALENA, 1872 B st ne-Girl to
1are with another girl. nicely Furnished
'-iple rn., single bed, laund. privil; S25.
sl2. 18th ST. N.E.-Room with double bed,
.emiprivate bath, $50 Half block from
transportation. Phone FIR 5591
;i14 4th ST. N.E.-Front room, twin beds;
:; gentlemen. SIS week double. LU. 5l13.
II6 EyARTS ST-Nicely furnished double
'oom. next bath, for l or , gentlemen, in
'riyate home; convenient transportation;
:ooG KEARNLY ST. N.E;MFront' large
'owntown: $50 each; DU s75a,
.ol3 R. l. AVE. N.E.-For 4 girls, nicely
urn. :! bedrooms: pvt. living room, bath
nd PVT: ent;; transp; -a1 At door; 20 min. 20
IL sth ST. N.E.-Refned couple. double
-oom next to bath: call after $50; con-
enient TRANSPORT fi0D:
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

! GIRL to share apt with 4 other girls,
20 a month. 1744 Pa. ave. NV, Apt
sETTfED COUPLE, no children, to Gls share
suburban home; wife to assist employed
mother OF two (aged 10 and A.. husband
employed out: small salary in addition to
room. CHI O549. -iS
GIRL. gentle, $500, to share !! bedrooms.
~ kitchen semiprivate bath; furnish own
ilnen; So month. 80 You ST NV Call
GIhL to share apt. vicinity OF Cathedral
and Conn. yves: $50 month conv.
tfansp-: unllm. phone. Box 214Y. Star
! OR GIRLS to share basement apt. with
:! other girls; S23 month each 3415 HoI-
mead pI I'M. MI. l949 after pm i :
TWO ROOMS and kitchenette; bath shared
with owner. Wanted. a quiet couple with
no children. preferably ex-Serviceman or
woman from Philippines. Telephone Lin
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Rooms euRhIsHED-Mp. and VA.

BEAUTIFULLY furn. bedroom for / or =
uen, in new home, with couple: 15-min.
'us, service at door. CHI. $3.50 after $50
weekdays. all day Sunday. -IS
ARLINGTON-.-Lge. master bedrm., nicely
S35 per month. Chestnut 2l1s. -22
ARLINGTON, VA.-Vacancy in double rm
tor young lady, preferably in service, to
share with serviceRirl nice bath, kitchen
privileges; in lovely home; transporta ton
At corner Gil; 1880. IL
! or , gentlemen; $50 single. $40 double;
oath shared by owners brother; executive
Or servieemen preferred: reference re-
quired. Box 165. Fairfax, Va. II
HYATTSVILLE-Lovely room for / or Q
girls in private. respectable home: laundry
privileges. WA. a03S 10
ROOM for refined young lady first floor,
,yt. home; conv. to bus; reason able. GL.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
ON COLUMBIA RD-- not far from Il 6Ib

ON COLUMBIA RD., not far from 18th ST.
history walk-up: reasonable rents.
crosses S12,S0O: minimum price, SlOd,-
900; substantial cash required splendid
Investment. Mr.. johnson. McKEEVER &
WH1TEFORD, 1914 K st. NV, DI., 9106.
FURNISHED apartment building, IA units
within walking distance of downtown
Washington on 18th st Excellent income
low operating cost: can be purchased on
very good terms. For inspection call Mr.
Mattingly. with DIXIE REALTY CO.
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AVIATION.

FUNK 1916 side e-by-side demonstrator
~ hrs. total; never scratched f5-hp.,
1875 IN. p h. cruising; accept car in trade;
factory distributor. AULDoN L. ROGERS,
SVrpIl SIV9rl l4th dxS St. myo, nT, r 60 1860: Il
syiation insurance protection Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
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ICONS FURhlsHEp-s.E. ond s.w

23S 1st ST. S.E.-LarRe front rm; 500
single. $40 double; also single, S35: gentle
1en. IL
.1S NORTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E-Large
loom. twin beds, windows facing ave
employed couple or 2 men; S25 per per-
on.
.16 c ST. S.E.-Desirable room, twin beds.
close to Capitol, conv. transp; $3.50 ca.
lis
,loyed couple. nondrinkers; $40 week.
s02 1st ST. S.E.-Nice sleeping room. re-
med young lady. Convenient location,
ear Capitol and Senate Office Bldg
81. 80 week. Call after m
"a TT. DAVIS ST. S.E.-Large rms, 50
md $40 week: new house; air condi-
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APARTMENTS UhEuRhIsHep

0NE-ROOM and bath apt, New Hamp-
shire, near st. NV; elderly lady only:
SD. Box 153-A. Star Llg
bath, no kitchen facilities. partly fur
niShed. in pvt. home: employed couple;
SO mo. 6120 Meadow lane
ONE ROOM and bath. suita BILE for elder
" LADY: 10th St, near T st. NV; S34 so
Box l.;3-A Star I'D
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BOATS ,Cont.).

WAsHIN0TON'S leading marine supply
store, S. KING FULTON, INC. sos Maine
ave. s.w., Executive 3406 -22
SOMBED THE COUNTRY for wks and
sSer been my privilege to offer One 3S-
* Chris Graft, sleeps 4; one 31-ft. Owens
ds42 model cabin cruiser sleeps 8; one
3l 1T. custom-built cabin cruiser sleeps Is;
ore 45-ft. cabin cruiser, sleeps 8: one AZ
y cabin cruiser, sleeps 4; one Aft,
eeadrise fishing boat, one lift sailboat,
l moth sailboat, many others. Prices
ranging from $3.50 to $500. EASTPORT
MARINE RAILWAY. 3l0 Severn ave. East
port. MD. Annapolis 1894; night phone.
WANTED-l4-ft. runabout, in good con-
aition: Call WA. 3453.
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEC-
CHIC marine supplies, 1912 IIth ST. Sc
u. 4493, FIR 1892
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

SILVER SPRING AREA-Naval officer vet
eran. and wife: 3-room unfurn. apt: no
children, no pets. WO. 501S. is.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

18th STREET rooms. kitchen and
bath nicely furnished fireplace large hy-
ing room. private entrance, for two adults
500. Box 265-Y. Star DO
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
REFINED SINGLE GIRL desires room and
1904 Star
CONGENIAL GOVT. EMPLOYED couple
desire room and board Box 2S6-A Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

tLOREn-COUPLE would like c-bedrl
1t. Call MR.. HENRY MACK. TR. SAG
,t 81 -
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S412 RAMSEY AVE, Silver Spring. Md
hea pres s5SS teRms eah 9es
siS HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Brick. 5 large
fos5 ans nsar sSsenss sss
rooms and bath. oil h.wh.; full basement
schools: price: $3.50. Seen BY appoint
Ings, No. 716o. sHoCKEY 4 MOOR
GEO. il. WILLIAMS Co.-New e-rm brick
homes in Hillcrest Sc. now under const..
large rms. Liv: rm. with fireplace, full
scaped Carmichael: Ex. s535. IL
with imitation fireplace; 2-family home;
oil heat. lovely porch and lawns. Car
isDaei GEo. ii. w W1fIiXMs I1i., co.-Lovely 5-rm.
a aSbeStos- shingled bungalow in Forest HgtS.,
Md: excellent condition. completely fur
nished; picket fence; lawn with shrubbery
fal%}fhiS5i BhaHflFGL eokSEk BRICK. semidet
choice Amer: uniy ParkEConsisting of six
windows. Located in Select neiahborhood Sss ood
of Washington. Near ali conveniences.
Priced reasonably. Call today for appoint
RsRi s hS0se' 6 co ea l45 ST. nE REo M
soss wATERsfDE DR. NV. Just Of Conn. conn
center hall planned, Z rooms 2 baths, 2
large open fireplaces. hot-water heat, gas
furnace: electric, refrigerator, built-in ga
Vacant possession quickly arranged Eve
phone Mr.. Woodwell, Taylor 5469 L. T.
vA.-Home for sale de-
tached, near Russell rd. rms, / bath
finished basement. hardwood hoors, on
corner lot 40X9G; garage. Near grade and
high school Bus stop at corner. Ex-
ceptional buy; selling prica. S1"5on fur
nished. Call office to see. EDWIN L.
ELLIS. Long Established Broker, 1910
Vermont ave, RIM. III, RE. $40 is
GEORGETOWN-Two small reconditioned
bi icks; living ng-dinine I'm. with fireplace. :,
DOLPH sH1LLIN, 1909 31st st. NV. co
7340. -19
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eco. II. WILLIAMS CO.-Lovely 6-rm.
'rlck near Pa. ave. Sc. Liv. rm. with fire.
'lace, knotty pine recre. rm, copper plumb
ng, storm windows awnings. Venetian
,!ndS. g.a.-c. heat: large lot. Burge. EX.
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CONTINUED on Next Psss.)
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SPRING VALLEY SECTION-Large center
hall brlck Colonial. with library and powder
rm on lst floor. nice bedrooms ana :,
baths on md floor: : bedrooms and bath on
and bath, .car built-in garage, oil a C
heat: large wooded lot with a beautiful
view. Call WO, 300 until . pm EDW
H. JONES g. CO, INC. $500 Conn ave
Evening star., 1946-04-17

BRiGHTWOOD-Semi brick l,
isn't very often on todays market that We
can ofer you Slx-room Semidet ach ed
prick in this excellent Northwest section
Tor less than $4,000. Call until pm
HEANEY IL CO. 1903 Conn. ave HO 5ftj3
Evening star., 1946-04-17

NEAR 1"th AND RHODE ISLAND Ne
session with title Attractive living room
with hreplaee el7 and bookcase. large dining
and refriserator 2 bedrooms and bath on
Large briah basement. oil hot;vater heat:
at Sl6.75n. Good cash payment required;
Call Mr.. Boswell. Ma. $500: evenings and
sga1as}ys sandsE; wo w. its BOSS & Phelps
BETHEsDA-Immaculate; yrs old newly
Tessd Storm oVey sfse o
sfTaFS ,sT,n STH st sRiGT 81 565
Va near Parkfairfax. large shopping
fsne5 st M srsg ps1 bsbhse bSgk Tr to Su
junior, dining room, kitchen on lst f.;
mastes and smaller ,rrsd
?@aasg phone s!ee1ts feiIr lG5 eRAvATTE Nv n Eys
aayE AZ s. ydn HaltSr nS .sf 81 o7S xnd do YOU want
home in excellent condition with I rms,
: baths: oil heat; built-in 1,, garage. recrea.
li45 antiI pm. J. WESLEY sU- -:
HhxN skfcK. 900 SetSs oioek of eard st. NV partly
Al location: price, SIS, 900, terms; in
spect. EDWIN L. ELLIS Realtor, 1910
Vermont ave, RIM 217. RE. $40. is
CATHEDRAL MISUNDERSTANDING 3-story
brick home. containing 8 rooms, 8 baths,
also den. on $. floor oil h.-w.h., 2-car ga
rage; price; S23. $50. Call WI. 471s. EARL
AlS1 we have several other desirable houses
SILVER SPRING All-brick. 2-bedroom
home; side screened porch; large lot; early
possession. Priced right. Also have . other
properties. MRS. WILLIAMS, 81. 1855.
NR. CHEVY CHASE c1RcLE-Tbis custom. mis
built brick home: located on large corner
lot lot near ear Blessed Sacrament Church; LIST
der room: at the head, Of 1st landing of
stairs large beautiful library with fire.
place: steps up to 2nd floor. 3 large
bedrms. and . tiled baths: finished and
heated Bird floor and storage: basement
has maids room and bath and laundry
rrm.; built,in garage; easy driveway. This
home is about ) years old and in immacu-
late condition. Priced to sell quickly.
$4,000. IA. TWEED Co. 1904 Conn
ave. EN-. 1890 until Pm. 30
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SOLORED-IO36 PARK RD.: several COM
;ortable rooms for single and married
,R% RS45 S4 SO En1siN and Sc weekly AID 5ses
COLORED-3OII 11th ST. NV; furnished
-oom with porch in quiet home for
Gentleman. So week. AID. 6O4S. IL
COLORED - 35"3 10th ST. NV. Nice
iouble room for > employed colored girls.
Call after 3: S4 80 each.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
Editorial Briefs

The of the president of the Pangbom Corporation
the strike the Pangbon which appears
upage advertisement page three of this deserves
the opinion of the editor of this newspaper careful and
thoughtful reading by every citizen of the community,
The strike, its eleventh day. being conducted
orderly manner but there this written of
attempts being made begin negotiations toward settlement
May in all sincerity offer congratulations the
people who avail themselves of privileges of the Y
for their cooperation leaving the building quietly after their
parties and meetings We have always argued-and the
week has amply confirmed agumen-ha young people
the salt of the earth and always than willing
cooperate
And while the subject of cooperation
that Mr. and Mrs Motorist did little cooperating
the pedestrians of the One of these days
the green gh) and when that happens Mr. Mrs Moort
will learn with shockhat they ought know aeady-that
pedestrians have the right of way.
Try and of the busy intersections downtown (pa
tcuary when motorists making right left un) and you'll
get pretty good idea of what
Congratulations the Hagesown Chamber of Commerce
their recently published booklet Facts About Hagerstown
Maryland Within its sixteen pages be found all the
formation could possibly need Hagerson
to amusements from rates telephones from churches
climate; from industries nsulaton from
from from attitudes from bakeries
banks from population poce from papers payrol from
radio to refrigeration
Attractively printed and complete with map, Facts About
1agerstown Maryland only advertisement our
community but also distinct Chamber of Commerce
who compiled and published it,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
Short Course Club
Hold Annual Picnic

The Washington County Home
makers Short Course Club held
their annual picnic yesterday after
noon at the City Park, with about
seventy-five members attending.
A feature of the afternoons pro-
gram was a Dress Revue, in which
All girls modelled the dresses that
they made recently in All dress
schools held throughout the county.
During the business meeting, Mrs.
D. A. Kirk, president of the organ
ization, and Mrs. Norman McCar-
dell, president of the State Short
Course Club for the past two years,
reported on activities of the state
organization at the recent Short
Course held at the University of
Maryland.
Mrs. Charles Startzman was chair
man of the luncheon committee and
Mrs. D. K. Poole headed the enter
tainment committee.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOWLING
LEAGUE TO HOLD PICNIC

The annual picnic for members
and their families of the Sunday
School Bowling League will be held
at the North Pavilion in City Park
on Tuesday, August 6, rain or
shine. Festivities are scheduled to be-
gin at $50 p. m. with Harry Kuhn
in charge of the games and contests
for young and old
Further plans call for a good meal
to be served later, with plenty of
steamed hamburgers and corn on the
cob. Everyone is requested to bring
along knife, fork, spoon and cup.
A meeting will be held following the
supper at which time plans for the
coming season will be made and
schedule drawn up. All members and
their families and friends of the
league are urged to be present.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
Three From County
Enter Food Contest

AMHERST, Mass, (SpeciaD Wash
ington's County's three entries in the
1916 National Junior Vegetable
Growers Association production
marketing contest-Mildred L. Bow
man of Hagerstown; Phyllis I. Leh-
man of Smithsburg, and Vivian A.
Yeakle of Hancock-will help supply
Maryland's fresh vegetable require
ments this summer.
These youthful gardeners are
competing with boys and girls
throughout the nation for $4,000 in
state, sectional, regional and nation
al awards. Scholarship winners will
be announced at the associations
twelfth annual convention in Boston,
December S, 6 and 7.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
Columbia College
Annual Picnic

Students of the 1916 Glass of Co.
lumbia College gathered at Cacapon
State Park, w. Va, Friday, July 26,
for its picnic rally. The picnickers
after being pinned with the college
colors-red and blue-departed from
Hagerstown at noon. A second trek
of working Columbians followed at
$50 p. m.
Approximately fifty-five students
enjoyed several hours of fun and
frolic on the sandy beach and in
the limpid waters of the Parks
natural lake. Besides swimming,
some drifted leisurely over the lakes
wide expanse in safe, flat boats.
During the evening hours, a promis-
ing softball game was abruptly end
ed when the bat was broken Other
recreational facilities of the State
Park, such as badminton, tennis and
Switchboard, were also tasted by the
picnickers.
The climax of the picnic Gas of all
picnics) came when the cry for
Food" rebounded among the trees.
The menu consisted of the usual
picnic fare. An unexpected novelty
occurred in the festive program when
it was decided to auction the sur
plus food Mr.. Ralph Wallace, serv-
ing as the auctioneer, and aided by
the bidders, brought the outing to
a joyous and successful close.
The outing planning committee
consisted of Miss June Routzahn,
Robert Snowberger and Herbert
Stoner. Mr. Curtis Mort and Mr.
Charles Byers, both A. B. men, were
the faculty advisers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
On-the.Job Farm Training

One and two-year courses in on
the-job farm training are now being
offered on Maryland farms, under
the supervision of the Veterans Ad-
ministration and county Boards of
Education. Veterans will be trained
in dairy farming, poultry raising
and other related subjects, and the
government will furnish subsistence
pay to supplement the apprentice
ship wages received while the men
are in training.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
Migrant Children A Problem

Children of migrant farm 1aborers
are beginning to pose problem to
government agencies engaged i n
promoting this class of work
throughout the various States and
Maryland is already beginning to
feel the necessity of coping with the
matter. Leading a form of gypsy
life the families, composed of men,
women and children, travel in
groups from place to place, the chill
dren lying all day in the sun while
their parents labor in the fields.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
Expects Heavier Load

Governor O'Conor has indicated
that the State expects heavier load
under the medical care of the in
digent program through which free
medical, dental and nursing treat
ment is given State citizens who
cannot afford to pay for same. In
the first year of the funds operation
the program was extended into all
the counties of Maryland.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-08-01
Navy Nurse Corps
Commissions Open

The Bureau of Naval Personnel,
Navy Department, Washington, D. c.
has advised the Office of Naval Off
Ger Procurement that Registered
Nurses who are between % and 80
years of age and are High School
Graduates may now apply for a
commission in the Navy Nurse
Corps.
Interested applicants can receive
detailed information by contracting
the Office of Naval Officer Procure
ment, 1920 G Street, N. w, Wash
ington, D. c.