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Evening star., 1946-05-02
Nurse Service with regard to a
possible combination of forces in
the public health nursing field.

Nurse Service with regard to a
possible combination of forces in
the public health nursing field.
"In such a development" the re-
In Arlington County, co-ordina-
ton of health department and
school department is described as
particularly important" It is rec
commended that the health work of
the board of education be located
in the Health Department Building
Ear Less Satisfactory"
Turning to Prince Georges and
Fairfax Counties, the report de-
scribes health conditions there as
far less satisfactory" adding that
the health departments in the two
counties operate on budgets of 54
and 43 cents per capita, respectively.
"A county operating on such a
budget as this" the report charged
would deserve serious concern even
when located in the heart of the
Appalachian Mountains. When the
condition exists in the heart of one
OF the great metropolitan areas of
the United States, the situation is
extremely serious"
While those making the survey
expressed surprise that $50 much
has been accomplished in. Prince
Georges County with its meager
financial resources" they empha-
sized that there are limits beyond
which miracles cannot be expected" /"
Conditions in Fairfax County, ac-
cording to the report, "are even
worse" with no health officer, since
the man formerly holding the office
has resigned; three nurses, one
sanitary officer and two clerks. The
report emphasized that this staff
Is the entire administrative unit
for three counties.
(Since the report was issued,
however, health officer has been
appointed and has taken over his
duties.)
There is no routine bacteriologi-
cal control of milk supply and no
dairy farm inspection" the report
declared.
(While Fairfax County provides
no inspections of milk producers,
dairymen shipping milk to the
Washington market are inspected
regularly by either District, Alexan-
dria or Arlington County health Of
ficials. These inspections range
from once a month by Alexandra
officials to i've times a year by Dis
trict authorities.)
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Fairfax School Board
Asks $4,000 Loan
For Herndon High

An application of the Fairfax
County School Board requesting q
loan for $4,000 from the State
literary fund to be used for i'm
provements at Herndon High School
was approved yesterday by the
County Board of Supervisors. The
proposed loan would supplement a
loan of $45,000 previously obtained
for the same purpose.
The supervisors deferred action on
another application for a literary
loan of $l45,000 for construction OF
a colored elementary school at Falls
Church, when Commonwealth At
torney Hugh B. Marsh ruled that
legislation enacted by the State AS
sembly permitting the borrowing of
100 per cent instead of IS per cent
of the cost of construction from
the literary fund does not become
effective until June. The loan is
being applied for under the new
law.
The board approved q request of
Capt. Carl r. Mcintosh, police chief,
for the purchase of two motorcycles
for the traffic squad. Capt. McIn-
tosh said that he is planning to
establish a special traffic detail and
he believed motorcycles were more
suitable for this work than patrol
cars. The county abandoned the use
of motorcycles for traffic work about
Is years ago.
Plans for a new overhead bridge
on the Franconia road at the r. r.
g. P. Railroad crossing, and widen
ing of the underpass on the Lunt
road under the same railroad were
approved by the board. The cost, of
the new bridge will be borne en-
tirely by the railroad and the under
pass widening jointly by the railroad
and the State Highway Department.
The application of Julian c. Car
per to rezone from residential busi-
ness four lots at Beverly Manor was
denied by the board after number
of residents in the adjacent area
voiced objections to the proposal.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Holy Name Society
Elects in Alexandria

Francis H. Fannon of Alexandria
was elected president of the North
ern Virginia section of the Holy
Name Society at the semiannual
meeting in Alexandria.
Other officers elected include H.
Ezekiez of Arlington, vice president;
G. j. McLain, Fredericksburg, Sec
retary; Thomas Ballard, Falls
Church, treasurer, and the Rev. w.
D. McGonigle, pastor of st. Rita S
Catholic Church, Alexandria, spirit
ual director.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Durden Not Interested
In State School Post
By the Associofsd Presx

RICHMOND, Va, May IA
conference between former Gov.
Darden and Gov. Tuck here yester-
day apparently ended speculation on
whether the former executive may
be named State superintendent of
public instruction.
Although neither gave yes or
no answer, it was learned that Mr..
Darden appeared unwilling to take
on the full-time position which will
be vacated some time before July l
by DR.. Dabney S. Lancaster, who
will become president of Farmville
State Teachers College,
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Apple, Blossom Festival Beqins
With Pomp Despite C|oudySkies

Of the school portico and form an
honor guard along the terraced steps
while girls in colorful uniforms as-
semble in the sloping center. At q
designated signal, the girls unfWl
a huge American flag and the Ma
tional Anthem is played.
One of the high lights of the pa
geant is a portrayal by elementary
and intermediate school children
of Mother Goose rhymes. The Little
Miss Muffet" sequence features
small boys garbed in spiders cos
tunes who crawl from beneath the
shrubbery fronting the esplanade
wings.
Members of the press and radio
were entertained later yesterday at
cocktail party given by Harry
Byrd, jr., son of Senator Byrd, and
his wife.
Mrs. Byrd is Former Queen.
Mrs. Byrd was Queen Shenandoah
of 1887. She is the former Gretchen
Thomson of New Orleans. Also pres
ent at Lne party were j. PlncKney
Arthur, vice president of the festi-
val and Ralph G. Hengeveld, direc-
tor of the feature parade.
One hundred or more wounded
Army veterans will be brought here
for tomorrow's festivities from the
Newton D. Baker Memorial Hospital,
Martinsburg, w. Va. The Red Cross
is furnishing transportation and
special arrangements have been
made to give the disabled veterans
privileges during the affair.
The Army, Navy and Marine Corps
have exhibitions on display here de-
signed to show the contributions the
respective services made toward
winning the war.
The Navy exhibit is on display at
South Braddock and Cecil streets.
The Marine Corps exhibit is at IA
East Picadilly street, while the
Army's display is at the auxiliary
field north of Handley High School.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Study Of Waterfront
Development Opens
|At Hearing May Il

A hearing on the House Rivers
and and Harbors Committee pro-
posal to link the future improves
ment of Washington,s waterfront
with long-range rivers and har.
bors project will be held at $50
am. May 81, Col. Donald G. White,
Army district engineer for the Po-
tomac, Rappahannock and Patux.
ent watersheds, announced today.
Hearing notices have been mailed
to nearly $50 members of Congress,
civic leaders, shipping and CONNER
cial firms, Federal officials, State,
county and municipal authorities
and planning agencies in the WASH
ington area.
An investigation, of which the
hearing is a part, is to cover the
waterfront of the Potomac River
from Chain Bridge to Mount Vernon
and the Anacostia from Bladens-
burg to Buzzard Point.
Piecemeal Planning Opposed.
The investigation was authorized
by the Rivers and Harbors Act OF
March 2, 1915, after a campaign by
the Washington Board Of Trade and
other civic groups who felt tho
future plan Of the city is bound up
to a large extent with the treatment
given its waterfront and who did not
want to see the waterfront and adja-
cent areas planned piecemeal.
While the engineers will concern
themselves specifically with channel,
food control and harbor improve
ments. involving extensive dredging
and filling and the shifting Of exist
ing harbor lines, any plan which
comes out of the investigation will
involve the future schemes Of park
and recreation agencies, commercial
interests, sporting associations and
military establishments.
Major Questions Up.
!, Some of the questions facing the
investigators are:
Should more of the waterfront bs
Federally owned?
Should it be placed under the con-
troll of some form Of special port
authority?
Are dredging and filling and shift
ing of harbor lines going to help or
hurt the chances of park and recrea.
tion development, highway improve.
mentS, shipping, yachting and boat.
ing, swimming, fishing, sanitation,
wildlife, transportation and private
property?
Under these general questions will
come host of lesser matters, in
volving specific projects which are
being advanced for the Washington
of tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Continued From First Page)

group of 40 Navy planes is sched-
uled to fly over Winchester. They
viii be led by Comdr. David Nc
Campbell, the Navy's ace pilot. Col.
James p. S. Devereux, of Wake Is
land flames also has a prominent
place in the two-day festivities.
Queen Shenandoah XIX will be
heard on an American Broadcast
ing Co. hookup tonight between
and 6:15 o'clock, festival officials
announced.
This morning the queen and
members of her court, accompanied
by festival officials and others, Wis
tied orchards in the area which
have been left blossomless by an
early spring.
A prelude to today's events was
given yesterday at the Handley
High School where dress re-
hearsal was held of the pageant
"Our Heritage" written and mar
rated by Garland R. Quarles, su-
perintendent of schools and princi-
Pd1 VI I1dIlulcy I1lRu.
Pageant Starts Today.
The pageant is to take place at
pm. today and will be repeated at
II am. tomorrow for visitors who
are unable to obtain housing ac-
commodations overnight. Only a
downpour would force cancellation
of the pageant, festival officials de-
clared. ...-
One thousand students of Win
chester schools will participate in
the colorful event which will be &C
companied by the high school Or
chestra. The pageant opens when
40 high schools girls dedicate the
fete to the fruit for which the fes-
tival is named. They march down
the steps leading into the bowl in
solemn procession and each carries
large apple in her hands. They
are attired in flowing Grecian
robes and march to Handel's
Largo" >..
The pageant then opens with a
winter scene portrayed by 40 boys
and girls in skating costumes. Win
ter changes into spring, however
when the girls remove their white
uniforms and appear in green ballet
dresses.
400 Dancers in Pageant.
In subsequent acts, which portray
successfully spring, summer and fall,
as many as 400 participants dance
in front of the columned portico
on the steps, the terraces and in
front of the esplanades at each side
Of the school.
Americas heritage is emphasized
in the finale with representation of
our armed forces in World War II
First the Army, then the Navy, and
finally the Marine Corps march out
Evening star., 1946-05-02
CourtIond Group Elects
Federation Delegates

The CORTLAND Civic Association
has elected four delegates and four
alternates to the Arlington Civic
Federation, it was announced today.
Delegates named are o. K. Nor
mann, H. H. Howe, c. II. Smith
and Mrs. H. S. Omohundro. Alter
mates are Mrs. L. G. Covell, jr.; H.
l.. Gather, G. ]. Lester and r. A.
Bowman.
The organization recently was
voted into membership by the fed
Grafton. .-.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Sorority to Hold Dance

The Beta Beta Chapter of Gamma
Phi Beta Sorority. at the University
Of Maryland, will hold its spring
formal dance from 9 to IL pm. to-
morrow at the Chevy Chase Wom-
ems Club.
Evening star., 1946-05-02

It our local prophet keeps on CALI
ing his shots SO handily, Lloyds of
London-ghich will insure almost
anything but the life expectation of
Hermann Goering-may cease bet
ting against the weather for clients
who can pay healthy premiums.
The Weatherman, whose daily war
with the elements is in its second
week now, holds a 7-to-3 advantage.
He is rated each day by his predic-
tions for the 24-hour period starting
at Z am.
The Standings.
Won. Lost. Pct.
Weatherman ~ 3 100
Evening star., 1946-05-02
400 Dancers in Pageant.
Rain Wins for Weuthernon

Rain reigned supreme here yes
terday afternoon and a heavy fog
took over during the night, atmos-
pheric conditions which delighted
gardeners, geese and the Weather
man and made nobody mad but air.
line pilots and Clark Griffith.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
SoduIitY to Hold Dance

A dance and card party will be
held at the Shoreham Hotel tonight
under the auspices Of st. Michaels
Sodality. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1946-05-02

The forecaster rang up his fourth
consecutive win by correctly pre-
dieting the rain. The fog, which
was thicker than the callouses on
taxi dancers foot, was thrown in
for good measure.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
The Forecast.

From am. today to am. Fri
day.-Toggy in suburbs early today
and partly cloudy mostly today and
tonight with brief showers. Occa-
|sional rain and colder tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
OFFICES roR RENT.

DENTIST OFFICE, ayailable Immediate.
tlSn. 5ai.rGs G$sis MINI sys .s AZ: sssss.e s., !.
sna dentists sysas. iSf inss e
Hwo Asb Azsipf5shk oSkH2Lr ali Rooms. completed,
sshsT Ho $685. .Sssins. 81 81
REMoDELED HOUSE, Dupont Circle. suit
upper noors living Accommodations. Box
$50 fo $50 500 SO. rr., newly renovated,
fRoNr oTrieE hssn ST sronnd nM
floor, opposite Procurement Division Build
ing; IN ressonable rental. 312 7th st. s.w.
Of Of financial dist: End and 3rd rs; single
shsas SOC oFFieE ae St. SPACE for re rent
Apply 439 x st. NV. apply 1st or End
DOWNTOWN OFFICE or ONCE space, fur
M ST., NEAR 18th n.w.-4-story building,
containing better than 1000 So. it.: bath
party: s4oo per mo-. Please state NATURE
HNRkR ft RqTResS IaRdf II sDl kb Sx 4Ss5 Star
mirably., suited for offices: long lease to
rrespo6nssibdle party. o'HARE ESTATES,
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Entire
tionea suidins h CHEVY z CHASE 4ss Really sfsSnf.
stSs eoDa ssS isGS unit.
now; s75. BOX 30-J. Star.
TREATMENT ROOM and reception rm. for
chiropodist, entrance on 14th st. at Co
by appointment; Go, ?479; '.'
or other professional; rooms and bath;
COLORED-0OO SO. FT., ONCE and storage
space, fireproof: suitable for doctor or
business ofice; good central downtown cor
ner location; includes heat and light.
I; J, MILLS g. SONS. 43o 5th st. NV,
Evening star., 1946-02-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

26O0 BLOCK CONN. AVE, directly op-
fpoSte %ardman Psrk Hstel one blGek
dress salon. Lot s7'x1So7, more than 5000
So it. o9r space; wide rear ALLEY Nearly
Price, $500 per month on 10-year lease.
01Os. Boss Phelps, MA. $500.
CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN Il your bust
tion is taken by me in securing desirable
tenant for you. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
one FLAT # to rent rent for light manufacturing;
S32 80 per mo-, Ii. $500.
II eommereiai and ndustTia fT
viii build to suit your requirements. Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE.
1858.
over loo-ft, % frontage AN and 4a I4. .6oSesa 1T
area to a Soft, alley: ideal looa iion foI
automotive or other types Of wholesale and
market: owner win erect 1-story building
slluepripts ayailabls for further disegsslSn.
fSewn TSc. pP fs ssoS. aRRoin'men'' WEAVER BIOS
18th AND EYE SITS. NV. AREA. near
Medical Center: owner has authorized us
Saans to as
up to 5 or stories, asst. frontage. area
apponsmsn sf sn # # Yse sRo so sSyn fNG 81
$500. ' '--' ~
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING, downtown,
18th St; $4,000 So. It. at rental OF less
than So per SO, IT this convenient down
town location, 3-story and basement build
ing, will soon be available. for long-term
lease. For additional information and
81 bG0f 7soo' s5sns' call R'DDEIL REALTY co.
ALEXANDRIA, va, 3,s4o 50. IT. for
rent 3 floors, 16x80 IT,; ideal location
for sea food restaurant and no competi-
tion in town for high-grade place. Rent,
$3.50 per mo- on 5oyT lease with re, re-
fscture. AL BAKER { son. sa4 King
ss44 or TE 7a4s. Nieht phones M.
Day. AL. 6I9S; Mr., Baker. TIE. 4457.
SILVER SPRING-7,5O0 So IT. of CONNER
eial space; oil heat: ideally suited for Of
hces, laboratory. light manufacturing,
wholesale distributing point, cafe or ware
house: property fronts on two streets; large
parking area; long lease if desired: possess
sion 30 days. Box 32-J. Star
GARAGE SPACE in new auto shopping bldg.
for automobile agency; size 44x9o, plus ap-
proximately 5000 So. IT. of roof space by
ramp which can be inclosed when needed:
ayaila6le July !; very reasonable rent. CHI.
5300. lease broker
Evening star., 1946-02-10
oUT-os-TowN REAL. ESTATE.

CENTURY-OLD HOMESTEAD for sale on
Conn, r. with 30 a., at Old Lyme, Conn, 8
hrs. by r.r. from Washington, D. c. The
interesting old house has 10 rooms and
bath, fireplaces, elec. stove and phone.
Convenient to bus and r.r. Transportation:
An ideal country home with a beautiful
view. f. F. FUNTLEY. Owner, Ashton. Md.
FOR sALE-.Brooklyn, N. Y,.Detached 4
bedroom oil-heated, insulated home, 35
min from Times Square. near Brooklyn
College. $4,000. Write Box 170-J, Star,
BUY DIRECT FROM owNER-A large TO-
room, modern brick home, situated on un-
usually large lot, WHICH has many orna-
mental trees and shrubs, :, First M floor con.
rooms. Second floor has dve large guest
of $3.50 per month, There is a summer
cottage in rear, which rents for S26 per
month during summer. If you are in
terested in an attractive home: Is wen
139 Wess Main St, FDront Royal, Va.
GOING TO MIAMI? Contact me now and
upon arrival for the best in Miami real
estate. No rentals. ROBERT @ KEASBEY,
500 NV, 10Th st. Telephone 1904.
Dental section. Call Chestnut 1854.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
LOTS WANTED.

RESTRICTED SECTION, near Transported
ton, good size for residence. Box 1lS-K.
LOTS FOR ROW HoUsEs-phone sH,
21SS Immediately: prefer within D. c. 10.
BETHESDA and vicinity preferred also
interested in small acreage; cash. Box
67-K, Star Is.
SOUTHEAST or nearby Maryland-Cash
paid for vacant land, acreage or homes.
SCOTT SANDERS, 1897 Pennsylvania ave.
Sc. TR 1868. Is"
VETERAN WANTS LOT, D. C. only near
bus or carline; state location and price.
Box 179-K, Star.
BUILDER will pay cash, to 25 lots; pre-
fer vicinity Riverdale or Berwyn Md. DE.
7129.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for 10 well-located
lots IN northwest or nearby Nd. CalI MI
T416 IL
Evening star., 1946-02-10
WATER FRONT PROPERTY tcent.I

WAIek rkONI PkOrENII tSont.Is
WEST RTvER--Unusual opportunity. about
year house; ami; lfy. rm.. din. rm., 4
Ssrbors gooa for development bus service.
SEALD EsTATEE sALE-Fine buns.. large
ny rm noadin din sI rm bedrms, complete
furnished % % wondsrfal @ sam sandy S beach. Price.
81 600. Box 22-J. Star.
WATERFRONT cottage wanted for months
July and August; al modern improvements,
PHsfs asd o oFsS ssss sF eF
a,n. e. ACRES soo-ft ,s shore ra.d nmils from
frame frame food hssSe H5th
It. on tributary; s.room frame house;
tenant ipE h0nsnol,. h9gss priss' Md s276oo oHAs'
MODERN broom and bath cottage. facing
ss Wss R5 pboSs on H GsaR HESRY sp9 ri Tth % private
water vat front. Overlooking Potomac River.
arabic fertile land. good road, 5-room
fences: tobacco barns; one large stock
barn, young orchard; fishing. ducking and
upland game @ plentifYl & Prize reasonable;
water front; so a. tiIIs6ie. New fYe-room
dwelling. large new barn, splendid location
s. osS1'hPs sRooRE ss!a1 saEs.ffl9EE PFfs e
AT THE MOUTH of Chesapeake Bay and
West River acre of ground; Groom
a nice garage. tool house, private wharf
and boat; $500; or will sell all furni-
| ture extra.
Also have nice acre lots on the water
| front. W, e. HARDESTY. Upper Marl-
boro, Marlboro &c. II interested in seeing
property on Sunday inquire at Deale for
| Mr.. w. E. Hardesty.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
tcont.) INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE lcontl

EURNTTURE STORE wants three resIden:
tial or suburban locations to construct
own building; must be located on thorough
ceptable location: lot must be not less than
legation and price; Box 23,K. Star. IL
cial or business property in Northwest Sec
ton. Call r. HERNANDEZ. DI. 1851; ewes.
RESTAURANT. CHAIN seeks good NV.
location: minimum capacity, 300 seats
will remodel II necessary. DE. 1915 after
WANTEp--Floo space on 1st floor or a
garage, between 200 to 1000 square It,
Must be 1st commercial. SLIME CO.. so
Florida ave. ne,
STORE WANTED, either to rent or buy,
upper Conn. ave. section desired. Send
particulars to BOX 52-J. Star,
WANTED-A shop in good shopping area,
either short or long lease. suitable for
installation Of frozen custard establish
ment Phone AID. 1927. 8 to 8, except
WANTED@i,ooo vi IHd on to 1000 sa. IT, for
radio and industrial instrument repair
business; store front not necessary; will
consider good alley location. Call SH. 9029.
BULDING--1, 900 to 1000 So IT,. suit
able for sheet-metal shop; Immediately.
ME. 1900.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

2-FAMILY detached brick, rooms and
modern tile bath each floor; extra-large
lot. fruit trees and garden. automatic
INV. heat, summer-winter hookup; oak
floors. separate entrances; blocks from
District line in Hillside. viii trade for
D. c., property. Your equity in your
present home can be your down payment.
Call ia. 0623.
SHOW PLACE of Upper Park Heights-A
beautiful brick semibunsalow, situated
on a picturesQuely handicapped corner lot,
100000. consisting of large living room
with og-burning fireplace, dining room.
large modern tiled kitchen. bedrms.; sun
parlor. den, 2 modern baths and breakfast
rm.; 2nd fl. contains guestroom, maids
quarters and playroom, hrwd. floors, h.w.
(oiD heat. full slate roof copper spouting.
gear brick garage. steel-and-brick green
house: must be seen to be appreciated;
priced at $500 in fee. For appt. call
AL BAKER & SON, Realtors, Belmont
NEW YORK or Philadelphia committing
distance. Standardized 4-bedrm. brick
home, 1h baths; large porch: large
grounds VIII exchange for home or
bungalow in D. C. Box 72-J, Star.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

WAETED-Cottage, with modern conven-
5SE July sy r family agnsf ST -four psss ss
coNsEkvavE coz G2 1eR aaasen st. LADY de-
distance Of Washington; quiet, well-mans
nered family State location, size Of cot
anf FaE q tx s6an cottage
Vacation Club: enjoy. our facilities at
at nominal annual cost. For details ad-
1HkE 1fik 54N JacKsoS, % :ar ismi lake, 81 mi D C.
taees. sas5oo. $4,000. $500; terms u.s. Get
your summer home now. Call Manassas
FffRsT FINE Fl Hs've OFFERED, GHs over 100 acres.
near Shady. Side. Md; ideal for builder
and subdivision; Isl act auisk Ho msst ngss SELL
Will Will BUY BUY OR RENT or bedrm. water
front cottage with modern conveniences,
wsh to deal drectlS q with no
WANF w f71ro; To sRSr ssaS COTTAGE by season or
month on q geass nssr Ma water ca IGn a at
Summer homes sna building sites. Wsits
WAN 70 BUY medium SIZED farm on lower
ested in productivity of land depth Of
or I'D houses sox ~
OUTSTANDING HOME SITES and desira-
Southern MARYLAND and Northern Neck
ARD sNIPER, La Plata, Md.
sinepuxent Bay opposite ocean City. Md.
modern all-year-round home; 4 bedrms.,. .
shower in basement, oil burner, 2-car ga
rage, fully insulated and weatherstripped:
tenant house, 3 rms. and bath; beautiful
sns of rp
sbeDpsa be pe Aep dS'f 81
osE 81 Iins THF Esr fsfsy fhssf 81 a. he
rooms, roo ' baths; oil heat; beautiiul lawns
p pnd osEH Esnia ssS a1g poaa Main
WoobIAND BExcH-saie, fine all-year
home, completely furnished; bedrms, 2
large lot, fruit trees hothouse bed; near
AAnnnapolis and 6Hs serylcs Box a3,J' Star; tar
water heater: all-year house; completely
furnished beautiful waterfront lot. Box
DEALE, MD.-2-story home, 7 rooms. 1Ia
baths; electric pump, gas range. septic
tank: N acres. 165 IT. on water front;
ideal for. home, boat railway. hunting
For inspection drive to Deale, Md. then
l mile TO Masons Beach pier. See Mr..
on hcuss Sqth Of pier On gsss Ssss
WILL PAY CASH for home on water front,
on bay or river; give fun particulars on
gS grtss i,n BOX xu1Rsosror 1dsI; Star al. .u.v..,
home; large liv. rm.. din. rm., bedrms..
$500. BOX si-J. star. '