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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-16
Women's News
And Views
BY Odessa Overy
Secretary Women's Bureau
Region 2-B

Well here it is with the
summer half over, the chill
dren are enjoying their vaca-
ton to the utmost. Some of
them spending part of their
vacation at the very well
equipped Local II summer
camp, while others are spend
ing theirs at other camps, or
possibly on a farm or with
relatives.
So far this summer the boys
have taken up the camp pc
riods, with the last two weeks
starting this Sunday. The rest
of the summer will be de-
voted to the girls, and believe
me when l tell you that they
really love it. Last summer
my boy told me to be sure
and see that he goes for all
summer this year. When /
told him that it just wouldn't
be fair to take the whole sum-
mer when some of the chill
dren didn't have the oppor-
tunity to even go for two
weeks. finally convinced him
that he was selfish to ever
expect me to spend all of our
money for him and therefore
wouldn't be able to take va
cation ourselves. This was the
tale for it really melted his
heart and he offered to get a
job and save his money so
that could have a vacation
too. 1t really is wonderful the
love kids have in tn cir
hearts that have such peculiar
ways of showing itself. At
times a person would think
that they think only of them
selves until little instances
as this brings out the true
love of a boy for his mother.
hope the grown ups have
just as much fun and enjoy
ment as the children are hav-
ing They certainly are en-
titled to every minute of it,
whether they work in a plant
or otherwise. Last summer
was the first vacation that l
ever had and never realized
how much good it does to get
away for a few days and for
get about everything. / was
so tired last year but at the
same time so relaxed that I
would love to go for a month,
The women's choral group
are still having their practices
Monday evening at 8 o'clock
in parlor /. Everyone is well
come and | am hoping to see
some new faces. 1t is a very
appropriate time to start now
because during the summer
with the girls taking their va
cations, there is someone miss
ing at each meeting but you
can get the fundamentals of
the whole setup as when we
start in full swing. When fall
hits us we will be able to
step right up and do justice
to our singing, because we are
doing a lot of that kind of
work this summer. You know
1T takes a lot of patience to
learn parts singing with a
group of women like us, who
have, should ! say, taught
ourselves the principles of
things the last few years, and
then take instructions from
someone, on something that
we didn't know much about
and can't even read note of
So we must feel sorry
for Mrs. Davies. She is a
sweet soul, but a very earnest
soul. and she really has the
patience and virtue to put this
across in big order.
Will the women's committee
please be at the hall in parlor
l at 7:15 on June 10Th to dis
cuss the plans for our fall
conference. 1t is very import
ant that you be there. Well /
better cut this short or they
will cut me short, and not
print all I have to say, Fare
Thee Well.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-16
Time for Plain Talk
by Tom Burke

The bearings typewriter have been burned out
many Congressman has scared his vocal with
air of oraory passing them and editorial writer's and
highly paid columnists have knocked themselves
munism Most of is blathersktng Many time think that
these people don't know what really
whether it danger to nation. To them
merely convenient whipping boy used to aher up
nnnulatinn
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Humans VS.. Gods Ends in Tie
In Literate Olney Comedy
By Joy Cormody

ancient Greeks busy making history
philosophy that few modns permitted
to see the ight-m of
This racy something which shows that
distance than
bdnous leap for any healthy well
Evening star., 1948-06-16

1.-TWO beautiful ladies in his Metro
dressing room, pauses long enough
to tell me that he has Cancelled
his personal-appearance tour In
Canada. Il have other plans" says
Mickey, graphically. For one thing.
he's off to New York to catch his
fathers (Joe Yule) performance in
"Finian's Rainbow" It's different
for these two to be friends. Until
recently, Mickey blamed his pop for
the early divorce from his mother.
Jack Benny now seems to have
decided to keep his British date at
the London Palladium. There never
was any question Of canceling his
personal appearances In this coun-
try, Of course. Not only will he do
those, but he will also keep his
promise to entertain American
GI.'s in Europe.
Keenan, Wynn, looking as sweet as
pie, informs me that, every evening.
after finishing work in MY Dear
Secretary" he dashes up to Van
and Evie Johnson's house, to be
with his two boys, and puts them
to bed-"except Sundays; then I
take a day Off" keenan, is minus
a front tooth at present. IT was
smoking a pipe and ran smack into
a wall" he explains.
4 + 4
I watched Janet Leigh get the
Evening star., 1948-06-16

tural limits of summer drama.
Greek palaces and abodes of the
gods are spectacularly something
else.
In making her annual Olney ap-
pearance, Miss Stoddard required
the latter, got them, and deserves
them.
Her Alkmena, an exquisite human
who fights an amorous draw with
the irresistible god Jupiter, is worth
16 summer theater heroines who
lose equivalent duels to oily mortals
under today's sleazy circumstances.
AS she says with such overpower-
ing charm, she cannot even read or
write, but she is ever SO wise and
witty, and otherwise gifted, that
even the gods feel uncomfortable in
her presence.
X X X
Mr.. Behrman's adaptation, based
upon Jean Giradoux's brilliant
French version of the play, is as
modern as the comedy's title Is
classical. Jupiter, Alkmena,' Mer-
curry, even lusty Gen. Amphrytryon,
speak a current idiom in a pleas
antly musical way.
The subject to which it relates is
Jupiters love for Alkmena. From
his vantage point on the celestial
heights, he has gazed through her
boudoir window night after night
until he has been seized by a mortal
madness.
AS the master of the gods, and the
proudest of them, he could make
Alkmena immortal and win her on
his own terms. Unfortunately, this
would ally him with nothing more
than another goddess, a type Of
which Jupiter is well tired. More
over, he is god enough to know that
nothing so exquisitely womanly. as
Alkmena should be changed. There
Is nothing for it, he and his lively
son Mercury agree, but to make
the alteration In himself; to be-
come mortal for Alkmena's sake, so
to speak.
"Amphrytryon SO" tells 1t all, in
cluding Jupiters discovery-after
a few hours with Alkmena-that "a
thoroughly f1rst-class god can make
a thoroughly second-class man."
X X X X
Although Amphrytryon, a rather
dull general, gets his name in the
title of the Olney's imaginative
comedy, it really Is his wife's play.
Miss Stoddard makes it fully clear
why this should be. Her Alkmena
is a human to shame the gods for
their vanities, their crudities and
their. lack of both wit and wisdom.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

stage.
National-"Harvey";; 2:30 and 8:3C
pm.
Screen.
Ambassador Fuller Brush
Man; los, $40, $40, 7:25 and $40
pm.
Capitol-"Scudda Hoo! Scudda
Hay; 1O:45 am, 1:40, 4:20, 7:20
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1888,
am, 1:30, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35 and $40
pm.
Dupont-"Farrebique";; ITO, ESQ
4::3O, 6:15, 8 and GAS pm.
Columbia-"The Pirate; 11:25
12:45, 2:35, 4::30, $40, 8:15 and 1910
pm.
Hippodrome - Nicholas Nickle-
by; 2:15, 4:O5, 5:55, 7:45 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's-"Fighting Father Dunno;
11:4O am, lao, $40, $40, TAO and
9:4O pm.
Little-"Le Silence Est Dor;
1875 am, 1875, 3:35, $50, 7:35 and
9::35 pm.
Metropolitan - Coroner Creek;
11:20 am, 1:20, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
Palace-"Arch of Triumph; 10:45
am, 1885, 3:05, Sis, 7:25 and 9:35
pm.
Playhouse-"The Search; 11:15
am, 1:20, 3:20, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:25
pm.
Pix-"Henry the Fifth; 2, Ais
$40 and 9:10 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am
Warner-"Fuller Brush Man; II
am, ITO, 3:20, $50, TAO and $50
pm.
Evening star., 1948-06-16

incest tribute ever given any young
star in Hollywood. When she fin
ished her role in words and Mu-
SIC" Director Norman Taurog told
her to sit in a chair facing the en-
tire crew who had worked with her
in the movie. A record played. with
a Song in My Heart" while Janet
looked on wonderingly. Then the
head electrician presented Janet
with q letter, and asked her to read
it. It was q praise-and-thank-you
note from the boys. Janet Was Sob
bing - with, Joy - by the time she
finished reading 1t. She's = good
kid.
Lucille Bremen tells me that, after
her marriage to Abelard6 Rodriguez
in August, she will live permanently
in Mexico. Docs this mean that you
are giving up your movie career?"
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Myrna Gets Role

Myrna Dell has been assigned Q
role In Warner Bros THE Girl
From Jones Beach,"
Ronald Reagan, Virginia Mayo.
Eddie Bracken and Dona Drake
have leading roles in the romantie
comedy.
Peter Godfrey Is directing the
picture.
Evening star., 1948-06-16

She is unimpressed by their love-
making, scornful of the offer of i'm
mortality, and unshakably loyal to
the limitations of her kind, includ-
ing her roughly rugged husband.
Ralph Clanton's Jupiter, a little
more unsure of himself than the
play required, is nevertheless an en-
gaging associate for Miss Stoddard
He is an amusing god in his fren-
zied feeling of inferiority to mere
mortal, even so lovely one, and
his effort to repress himself in his
imitation of Amphrytryon is worth
a trip to Olney.
Donald Murphy plays the Lively
Mercury with the relish so rich q
part deserves, and in the biT of the
trumpeter, Neil Fitzgerald should
leave a pleasant memory Of him
self with Olney audiences.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Hollywood:
JaaeWynan May
Play Role Ann
Turned Down
By SheiIoh Grohom

Jane Wyman is making secret
tests for the lead in "Serenade"-
the picture Ann Sheridan turned
down before she rebelled against
doing "Flamingo Road" Jane will
play q fiery Mexican girl. Michael
Curtiz, ace director, Is handling both
these pictures.
Ingrid Bergman is worried about
her Under Capricorn" movie to be
made with Alfred Hitchcock in
England. hear that Hitch has run
into all sorts of production trouble
studio space, equipment, etc.
Robert Taylor is the latest big
star to receive one of those pleasant
lifetime contracts. He is now
smoothing out the details with
Metro. The idea is to take less
money over longer period-like
Bing Crosby, who will be paid q
picture salary for the next % years.
and Greer Carson, on the payroll
for life.
John Garfield is trying something
really new. When he finishes
fuckers People" at Enterprise, he
will take the top members Of the
cast and do the movie as play
on Broadway for one month. Enter
prise and Garfield's Roberts Produc-
tions will put up the cash. After
that John will star on the stage in
Arthur Miller's Plenty Good Time. !"
Gregory Peck is the only one
definite for THE Robe" but the
making Of this mammoth movie
depends on whether the budget can
be cut from its present 5000, 900 to
s., ,00O, 900 or less.
y X
Mickey Rooney, surrounded by
Evening star., 1948-06-16

mitted that things went on IN
Athens, Thebes and such places that
did not get into the books which
lionize the first citizens for the
inspiration of posterity.
They were reserved instead for
books like that of "Amphrytryon 38, :"
which opened at the Olney Theater
last night with Haila Stoddard as
guest star. This has nothing to do
with any insight previously per-
mitted posterity Gus, that Isl into
the way the gods and humans
carried on when history was young
and sowing its wild oats.
"Amphrytryon 49," the numeral
refers to the. number Of rewrites of
the ancient play, might very well
therefore be missing link in your
adult education. Last nights per-
formance left timing and cohesion
to be desired, but not enough so
that any one could miss the point
that it is q Hterate and amusing
amour.
The play did not come together
as Author S. N. Behrman envisioned
1t, certainly not as when the Lunts
played it some seasons ago, but
things will be better from now on,
no doubt. S. Sryjala's extravagant
settings call for no less from cast
whose skills should begin to mesh,
say. this very night.
"Amphrytryon 38" could not be
more suited to the taste of sum-
mer theatergoers if the ancient
Greeks had foreseen there would be
a June 1948, and place called
Olney in a place called Maryland.
Still it is a little surprising to
see the play that far out in the
country, principally because OF its
production size. Living rooms and
bedrooms usually are the architec-
Evening star., 1948-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS

I watched Janet Leigh get the
Evening star., 1948-06-16

I ask Lucille. "Oh. no." she says. II
can always fly back here to make
pictures" Well, she hasn't been Is
lucky with her movie career as she
had hoped. I have . hunch that, In
spite of her words, its goodbye to
Hollywood.
Fashion Notes: Elizabeth Taylor
wealng 4 complete Chinese get-up,
with flowers In her hair. And Eve
Arden In leopard-skin slacksl
Evening star., 1948-06-16
Another Year

Paramount has picked up the
option on the writer's contract Of
charles Marquis Warren for one
year. Warren collaborated on the
screenplay of the Alan Ladd-Donna
Reed starrer, Beyond Glory" and
recently completed the screenplay
for the forthcoming production,
Streets of Laredo"
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-02

The worst thing that can befall you is to have nothing useful to do.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-02
RAY MILLER WINS FIRST
 PLACE IN MARBLE SHOOT

In the "Knuckles Down" tour nament held in Nome last Satur- day afternoon, just east of the Federal building, Raymond John Miller, son of MT. and Mrs. H. G. Hank) Miller, was declared the champion, and is proudly wear ing a medal proclaiming the fact along with his usual cheerful smile.
 The contest was sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars group in Nome.
 The runner-up in the contest, in which twelve boys participated was Nels Nelson Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Nels Nelson.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

on kind of transportation, postal experts
would select the routing by which the letter
would 20 the fastest ks, Atlanta, Ga.
Z. NO COOKS =. What sign is there that
Goods are not too keen about d0nnesticity?
388 colleges and universities report that
only II u per cent of the women students this
year specialized in home economics
EN-, Long Beach, Calf.
:. SPAN Where is the first all-aluminun.
bridge being constructed?
In Canada over the Saguenay River at
Arvida, Quebec. The bridge will weigh 4Oo,-
600 pounds compared with 100000 pounds
for steel bridge the same size.
HIM., M Kisco N. Y.
(. GOOD TASTE Who has the keene1
taste: nse, on WOae,a?
Women, according to recent experiments
made by food technologists. Five slips of
paper were given to contestants to taste. One
Evening star., 1948-08-29

paper was blank The other four had been
dipped in sweet, salt, sour and bitter solu-
tions. Seventy-seven per cent of the women
made perfect scores, while only 46.7 per cent
of the men were able to name all four tastes.
Mrs. M.Z., philadelphia, Pa.
8. DOUBLE EAGLE -. Is there more money
in circulation today tn bills Of 81, IS, $40, $40
on 500 denominations?
$50. Before the war the $40 bill topped the
field -E.A., Boston, Mass.
6. LOST LAND What fabulous lost
body of land ,UiH soon be searched for by 1adar?
The legendary continent of Atlantis - said
to have disappeared under water 5000 years
ago by British scientific expedition in the
North Atlantic. ret, Petaluna, Gait.
I. WASP WAIST -. What ne,U business has
developed in England as result Of the New
Look?
Owing to the shortage of New Look shop
window models, two veterans in Leeds have
gone into the business of reshaping old models
to fit the fashionable nipped-in-waist styles.
en-, New York, N. Y.
9. GYPSIES Thousands Of American
families are traoeling this year. What is the
typical sacattontng family like?
Evening star., 1948-08-29
HOLLAND

I. FAST MAIL What is the 2O-cent
"speed stamp" service proposed by the Post
Office Department.
1t would replace, for the most part, "air-
mail special delivery" which now costs l8
cents. But instead of having the sender decide
Evening star., 1948-08-29

The representative family has three people
in the car, their total vacation time is little
over two weeks, they spend 10 days in travel,
covering about 5000 miles. Their expenses
run about $28 per day while on the road.
-VL.K., NeW Haven, Conn.,
CONDUCTED !" %~ M*~
NOTE: We will pay 81 for question and answer l..
used in this column Proof must accompany tie
Address: Tom Henry, THIS WEEK. 42o Lexington
Avenue. New York H. N. Y. Unaccepted contributions
cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

SouUM . the miracle Sun.
light ingredient is an
exclusive developmentofwar-
time scientific research by the
world.famous laboratories Of
Lever Brothers Company.
Evening star., 1948-09-21
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
EARNS FOR SALE.

S1e.5OO-143-acre farm. about half open
and half wooded, and with frontage: on
The ~ serm. house has only eiec. but Is
ru barn; IS miles from Washinaton in FAR, ~
peT fsf GSay o See se,ns Mason GRs s4s ma
FL z443 Closed sundays. modem
house; 1st a., liv, rm: din rm, den ais:, i
full bsmt, h.-w,h.; beautiful lawn rtaaa ana
road; nr. r. bus us and stores This farm in in
spgt:r $4,000. $4,000 cash. J. L. c.
MosTGoMER2 X es1 COUNTY, within 20 mi; .
Of downtown D. c.; 200 acres productive
land; good roads; main house; Inns rms. snd and
outbides; priced to sell. L. T. HIGGINS
OR. 3982, MA. 1894, 81
FOR sALE-Mosdserrn Trsderieek aess,apehIog Gehhss
with ali modern conveniences; excellent
large pastures snd alraa iIf snd s1ahos xheat in
come in past IL months seualled two. 20.
your real estate dealer or phone Freo-
IoVELY. ft1eh MODERN. Groom. 2-bath, eoan-
try home on Is fertile ncres; pIice ,,ir
600 u cash; more land Il rs.rrlne nss.rea ~ must s
sserifee SO q1 to sen this. week. tNo ageggts ga1
If you have the cash payment can sslk'
ssss fGT aD1eisasmfidft' 1.asrisf county, Maryland
farm. one mile from douos., on hard roaa GA
one mile; groom house and oarn. Een
sS T. EDesR sse IsEDS ssa5s. o e
FaRM, ks1a orinh s-rm. house. elec.. on 35 fertile
acres; hard-surtsce roaa; nr st1ss snos bmy, ana
ss6oe. ~ 90 aooo e. Ss e e..S: j. !. {. wEsT. X
2136.
Evening star., 1948-09-21
TRAllERS.

I84s TROTWOOD TRAILER-Excei. cond.
Used wks. Ideal 2-rm. trailer for trav-
cling; sleeps 4: equipped with elec. brakes,
for for 81, 200. 81. sssi. fO0' Mei fsN
sPARTAN Manor House trailer. AZ. out.
standing condition, practically new. been
only 5000 miles; all aluminium; $50
NEW AND Used fRAILERs. from ssss
%AS y GaNR sAIRs i2Rssn:sns snd .ss sns
Colesville I'd, Silver Spring. Md, and e505
Baltimore blvd, Berwyn. Nc. Phone SH.
At RIcHTER's. sns,neer,ns skin reaches
. new hish In the 80. tandem wheel Spar:
those who desire combination Of ths
full IMAGINE the INABILITY OF our 80 9u-
perior. sleeper with shower and toilet.
Luxury. beauty and enciency are the key.
note to the DESIGNERS OF the 29f Vindale.
Direct factory distributors Of several other
leading trailer coaches IN both masopite
and aluminium: priced from 81 ;495 70
sares eeHR " 9a5sv rsR fEEs Ia s, & asefs r.
cations. Wash. BALTIC: blvd Bervvn. Nd.
Telephone Tower 5O36
HORNER'S TRAILER CENTER, 5th and
Fla. ave ne. See the new Vasabond Royal
and Palace house trailers on display at
AfW AoRHRs nIsERf2 f2EMEaE EfRaiLEFs WITH many OUT
TRAILER SALES. wash.-Balto.
slya siI,,Ts Bsryyn w E Md etrfI TO 611l sal. 10
SilfT. STnsT doSRsEp eSRf gS WAGON. wagon perfect con-
dition; ELECTRIC brakes; many extras, AK.
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Evening star., 1948-09-21
All advertisements Offering suto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROsLEYs-Nev sedans. $99z
delivered. Save a lot Of money on gas;
Henry Miller Motors, Division Of JACK
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ANGLIA, new 1913 Porfs English
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cred; terms II desired; with or without
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Ma. $3.50.
AUSTIN. new lg4s; prompt delivery snd
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Evening star., 1948-09-21
REAL EsIAIE WANIEp.

CASH FOR YOUR HOME, Or win sell On
so5o fsH%s ST. E'df hEaLf9 NJ CO. oos
ATTENTIoN. Cliff you wish to sell your
house, will buy or sell 1t for you Please
call MR.. WALTER MILLER, ME. 5400 or
WILL PAY CASH FOR, or purchase your
equity, in brick or frame houses in DIS
trict Of Columbia, no Commissions: For
prompt service, call MR.. j. CLARKE, Oil
9th st. NV, DI. 1851.
DIAL Ex. 1918 FOR REsULTs-Your
nome bought or sold. quick action!
PAY CASH for eeYsss' Nna !o;s q ser:sss
So. Cap 4 TR; 1868; ewes. vi. 099o,
luxe De Soto sedan or 1910 Ford panel
'4-ton truck, or both, for house and lot or
good building lot in the better NV. sec
ton. D1. 0169 during day. Ma eo10,
1 WILL IL BUY Or SELL YOUR HOUSE,
frame or brick. white or colored a years
experience. Call MR.. WALTER MILLER,
ME. 5400 or DE. 5346.
LIST YOUR HOUSE
With US and start packing. Highest prices
paid; We need homes for the homeless.
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Evening star., 1948-09-21
AuToMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS.

FIVE MODEL A 297 wheels for Ford: !:
fairly good tires for sale, 500. IA. !sss ss5o.
JACK BLANK sAYS--Pontiac owners, at
tention Get your tires at our new tire
dent. General Squee-gee nonsktd, punc-
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co. AID $500, 1897 Irving St. NV.
Wash's LARGEST Pontiac Dealers. Credit
pian. $125 week.
JACK BLANK sAYsLPontiac owners. At
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General tires, seat covers. and nationally
famous advertised accessories for your
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ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving St.
NV. AD $500,
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MONEY WANTED.

WILL PAY 69s INTEREST per snnum apo
share profts for the use Of So, ,re,,s9s 900 sr
r. nodeIins Necessary to open convalescent
home in Conjunction with large farm @ and
dairy now In operation. write GEEEN Ersa
erick Nd can use smaller amounts from
a number Of persons; WIN consideT an
investment coupled with working Arrange,
went with suitable nurse or nurses. -2I
WANT TO BORROW $4,000, at 81 :
ist mortgage on $4,000 home in Cleve-
land Park as security. Box 4ls-D' Sear-
WE'LL SECURED mortgage. present bal
ance 90 $50; payable $l25 mo; reasonable
discount. COLLINS & PRICE oL. !dso''
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Evening star., 1948-09-21
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

FURN COTTAGE, 6 rms. and bath; extra
large screened porch, fine water; locateSd S
1878 Inspect by appt --23
l1a ACRES with 100-ft direct frontage
on South River. within 25 miles D. c.
Priced to sell now. M. C. GIBSON. oDU.
BAY RIDGE-choice building sites. Beach
DIyilesss DEsSesssn S nrS lSE dpMsNr I5,sss Gal
EN- S1OO Broker cooperation solicited
LARGE RAMBLER, overlooking Patuxent
able for hunting lodge or summer camp.
Priced under $4,000, with $4,000 cash. N
c. HINES g. SON. OK 1860. Ewes Gil.
AT HERALD HARBoR., MD;-Fine cottage,
tank; faces beach; ! more lots incl in
price: only so,5oo; about 5000 cash noand and
home owner says sell now. STROUP
FALL SHOWING, st Marys Beach-save
10ec on any lot priced from S3eb pur--
ehasea this m9n,h For sSpt' op e inspset 1sset
ewes. GIL. 1441.