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co-oPERATIyE Aprs.-sALE.

OWN YOUR own APT. HOME and save
up to one-hah your rent In the process.
Here are Q selections in established
The clydesdale. 2so1 Adams MIL
I'd. NV, overlooking Rock Greek Park,
near 18th and Columbia I'd NV Owner,
leaving town, will give immediate posses
sion OF most desirable 3-exposure apt.
Contains reception hall, living room (23
IT. in. by IL ft), corner dining room,
ample. ample and l.ln modernly equipped kitchen,
completely furnished. including excellent
Only S29.41. Call this ONCE during week
days for appt. to inspect.
2o40 Mass. ave. n.w-In the exclusive
embassy section. Vacant. Immediate
possession for purchaser with required
credentials Contains bedroom with sleep
ing porch, living room, dining room and
kitchen. Price subject to reasonable Of
fer: Phone this ONCE for appt. to inspect
l block of 18th st. and Columbia I'd.
stairs, here is value that is well under
entire third-foor front OF the buifdins
and contains large entrance hall lovely
dining room with wood beamed ceiling and
paneled walls. living room, library, porch,
8 pedrooms and baths. modern kitchen
and large pantry. Price only S165OO.
Phone this office for appt. to inspect
All OF these buildings are restricted So
cially and as to children and pets ED
tive plan since 1920, responsible for most
of Washington's cooperative apt. develop
mentsl, Washington Bldg, RE. 1918 or
RE. 1T49
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EAkM and GARDEN.

son on q an art. s1sd ffsv.L ssad: slasstene
FOR sALE~5:sans set of roro mowers
with hitch. suitable for golf course. One
power sickle bar machine. Phone OIL. 1882.
LANDSCAPE PERFECTIoN-As the artist
0rings out every detail OF beautiful
service SO general as to cover every phase
Of your need. Grading, preparation of
lawns, law .s,, seeding. rolling. special manured
specimen Nyews, azaleas. holly, rhododen-
msfnG al a.s son.r sna
Towering shrubs. perennials. roses. vines;
ground covers; selected plants locally
day; grading, drainage, maintenance. tree
pruning, surgery. transplanting. removal:
fencing; brick. stone. fiagstons; cement,
pools. designS ms plans plans advice and estimates.
GAS GASOLINE TaEk ssof With sss
TREE RENoyfSe. pfunins. aA e.biins. & fsIe f
tss q Phss Il sTss TRH TsEz sdss fss
sdScKFrIEp fof " soM s. sysie 1s.s y.Es
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. fireplaces,
rock gardens, fsh ponds. retaining walls,
F. MARCUCCIO. Route 4. Horners lane
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1888 -12
TRACTOR, all types farm equipment:
truck. sprayers on hand. OWNER, call
after 6, Falls Church 2190. -15
INTERNATIONAL PICKUP BALER, wire
type; 1st-claSs condition: complete with 8
bundles Of wire. For information, call ST.
1894, Sun, between am. and 8 pm.
NOW-Trim out all weak or dead wood
and remove crowded evergreens, trees and
shrubs to new ocation, to give healthy
plants room to develop. Fruit trees should
be pruned only by experienced nursery
men. Your plants are valuable. For
service phone UN. 7441 or Bowie 1895,
ROSELAWN NURSERIES, your local grow
ers, Glenn Dale. Md
ROTOTILLER. Choremaster, Garden trac-
tors, power mowers, farm mchy., trucks.
Free demonstrations. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. 3200 Lee hwy, Arl., CHI. 1000.
DOGWOOD TREES FOR SALE to land
scape soaps gardeners, nursery men. Rockville
BLAUTIFUL AFRICAN vIoLETs, 25
h0gses n0S ns.tv guaTsntesd to be free q disease
pounds, 35c; Liqua-Vita, 45c. free de-
livery Wash. and vic. on So orders and
up: once week. Phone orders solicited
sEHNRE NuRsERfEs. iEE SS Wash. B .salso 'pInf blVd
Beltsy:le, Md. Open Sundays. Phone
10. 6SS4, liz
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY OFFICER desires unfurnished house
with 3 bedrms., l or 2 baths. accommoda-
tions for maid; NV. or near Pentagon:
rent, -S110 per month. Call RE $780,
Ext. 1915, between $50 am. and m
weekdays Ordway 5142 other times 1Os
Acc. ENGINEER and refined family want
approx 500. RIA. 1896. To-
ARMY COLONEL, wife. daughter, desper-
ately need or 3 bedroom furnished house
or apartment by March 81. Call OIL
NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedrm. unfurn.
house on lease; or furnished. month to-
month basis; careful tenant. Box 4O3-G,
Star. %
sssE5 sptuln Rouse sS n1 arl nsfs re-
s~BEDRooM UNFUKN. HOUSE. in NV.
Pleas. o ihssH Pos *. sysF s spEas Ssol.
BUSINESS ExECuTfVE desperatels M SS' needs
23 bedrm. house in D. c.. nearby Va. or
Wash, wants his home owens 5O27,
SETTLED COUPLE and mother desire small
unfurn. house; no children; any location.
FAMILY OF ADULTS desire small
unfurn. house: owners care guaranteed;
rent, 500. VI 1887. IA
OFFICER OF FOREIGN EMBASSY, wife,
2 children, 8 and 2. careful tenants. desire
good furn. house. 3 bedrms, basement;
prefer NV. section and garage: $3.50.
DE a02S q to 10 am Ill
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT PYRENEES, polar bear type dogs,
make wonderful house pets for person
who can give them time and attention:
very gentle with children; l female 9
mos old. ! male 3 mos. old, bred from
available; will sell together or separately.
between 8 am. and 3 pm. IL
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
lonser: air-conditioned Kennels. pickup
SeTycs; veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-
WEE &ENHELS. 4c16 Csan. ave. wO O2o4
COCKER PUPPIES, all colors. registered
old pups; price reasonable. Rockville
2844, Rockville 1918. 23 Bridge ST.. Rock
CoLLIEs. for lovers of nne dogs. at rea-
Sonable 40 prices CaIl Insleside 34,,J-2.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, golden fawn, 8
vio' Wks' 5s Ieasonable: R. D. LINDSEY. Coles
COCKER sPANIELs, registered, pedisreed;
puppies and grown dogs, all colors, ali
prices: good homes essential; deposits &C
cepted; delivery service, stud service
DOG bsNS0n AND De CAT roop-cero-Meato. * KiD-
BILE, S1Q.50 hundred Ken-L-Biskit, S1O8O
h%pdrsa Mg cd .ns Meal se hSndEfd W.aFa Dsliysred
s9nsg, sST5sgeft an t. ssosy your home. DALAkAY
COCKER sPANIELs-At Cherry Hill: dis
tinctive companions for discriminating
sCoTTIE PUPS. mos: champion stock;
males and females, Axe: reas. Ii. 30s5.
WIRE fTa TNsfs HafkED d Fox TERRIER. pedisreed
female, mos. old; $50. Phone Rockville
2b02.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Nertheo,t

ss4s AMEs ST: N.E.-Lee.. nice rm., twin
laundry and phone privileges. VI, 1885
beds, other with double: southern exposure.
Laundry priv. 2 min. to streetcar and bus.
DOUBLE OR SINGLE sleeping room, in
private home, eonv. transportation. Ho.
sia4 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Warm
nicely furn twin bedrm, telephone and
laundry privils.: S25 per mo. NO. 3797
141s N. CAROLINA AVE. NE.-Large
private rm;. next to bath. in pvt home.
ref. desired. AT. S57S. Ia
NICELY FURN. DBLE RIM. on End a., for
lady or gentleman; kit. privilege If desired
coLoRED-oNE LARGE BRIGHT room,
vicinity Midway Hail. Refined gentleman.
CoLoRED-1s1s BENNING Rp. Ne
Dbl. rm;. twin beds; for ssi;, girl: reas.;
CoLokED-e LARGE BEDRMs.. on. with
single and one with double bed. 1884
CoLoRED-I1O4. 44th N.E.-sineie rm
in private home for refined person: conv.
to catline. VI. 1905. IA
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e022 G ST. NW.-Vacancy for young
men, sober; very good food; walking dis
tance from Government bldgs.; $43 a mo-
NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE-House newly dec
GRATED, rms. with studio beds: daily maid
servlce; ss11 e. switchboard service, good meals.
iSdS New Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 1896.
i.0s 18th ST. N.W..vacancy 2 girls. /
1ori l = man ,, nome-cooked food; transp. good;
1S ST. NV. 1409-Large double; also
single; excel. meals. MI. 2740 or DU.
e633' wooDLEY PL. N.w.-pouble room
Tor girls. Also girl to share with an
other. Home privileges; SIS month in
Guiding 2 meals. DU. 1920. Ia
1898 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Double room for
Z; : a., nome priyileges; convenient Transports
2IO7 s ST. N.W.-Double and triple, with
6Sard; 9a , S59 per menth; NO; s134:
co. Columbia rd9I,Exeellent board or rooms
iaoi y'IsE tb psGpie TFee parkinF ,on ia
new a,s furn; sgle: for lady, share room for
i:54 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Attrac. dble. and triple for girls: dble. for
men, pvt. bath. excel meals
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

Newly Ted6ecorated single and double
s issa coLUMsIA RID. m S.wNMen. si .sle., -
wk. dble., $3.50 wk. ea.; clean. comfort.
HOTEL 'fsi fsia sh~ s. n~Mas D assS
Hoss s5sse ,0s1as loentios e. sss so west Of White
1909 n. ii. AVE. NV. DUPONT Circle ar area "a
Single. double and triple rms. DE. s4s5.
1909 JENIFER ST. Nw.,,-zA very nice
se Sr On On soay It ha % month sSa
kalndy apply in person If possible. or cali
FRIENDsHIP HEIGHTs-Nicely furn Sin
avail. $50. Gail Wo. 1aSa. ~
sass 4Hn M NJ M~ SaS a1a RS0sRs
I1. IiSo GrKARD ST, NV. The Palmer
as,u House Large single rm. nr. bath. $40
GAYToNIA. M !5 A. 15ls 18th st, p;v.-cissn.
comlortable s. single, So double per day
$ia5 81. N.w.-studio room, sink,
fFI fripe shsTe Foa ess rftSr Ex sSape
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2Ilo R s.. n.w:-Nicsly
sG mapfsoN fsos sT snFs NwNesy saS ne ss
double room and semibath; $50 monthly
for ,. Call GE. OO9l between l and
5il. sth sT.-Lxe, single room in gentle
pUpoST HHJ S9nF ciRGLf aay only os &c cosa s4s1
So wk,, es; Ind floor, S front, for 3. Win, Win
sGY' ssfS f0iss ST. ~ ssr m0 room
ssssff SssE IS 5SE "a Stst 'hSns
ing. Also bsmt. Ink. Clean, quiet house
Young lady each room; SO wk each. 81
pTroNT 81 3 dH'5 c1keiE R2 ssia 18th St NV
ss s% "a 9as SsE * Rsfl ss sssa: 'hoY
quiet twin-bed room. first noor front; Mt
slo sfssahs kLiSGnE isfnE sD HwLoseiy o dbl.
Em: attractive home and ioeation Shore
1850 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Room for 3 men
private bath. maids services. laundry
bedrm. with private bath. for employed
msn 1asE EG9d sTsRsp gag month
columbis I'd beautiful newly, decorated
and End floor middle for 5 men or women
Ice: carlines, buslines; comfortably gas
hsstsd hss4 BEhMoSf A2 5Sfs ST. Nw-pr,vst. nle en-
newly decorated rm., next bath with
shower; $50 mo. Ia
CONN. AVE. u block west), 1913 2Sth st.
n.w.-Room. semipvt. bath: gentle home:
gentleman only, S46 per mo. AD 4129.
KALoRAMA RID. NV, 21ee block-pesire
ladies; twin beds: use of liv. rm.; 81 so
4224 Ieth ST. Nw.NNiceiy furn.. COM
Portable twin-bed room for gentleman. $50:
clean, cheerful corner home; garage. 10
1877 IRVING N.W.-One rm. efic., sink.
refEr, gas, cleo; quiet sober man, $40
wk: NO. 1891, AID. O369. Ia
JUST OFF CONN, 1884 Newark St, at
shopping center and Chevy Chase bus:
PTiyats aome; no gentlemen. EN-. 1174. IA
maid service; nicely furn.. innersp spring
i4sS PRIMROSE RID. N.w.-Nicely ,urn
rm., pvt. home, fine neishborhood for
gentlemen to share; also single rm for
gent.; "a block OF 18th. GE. 66s2 "a
SINGLE ROOM, newly dec, next to bath;
good tranSp.: use of telephone: private
home: Sc per wk. Call Ia. o719 -9
GE0RGEToWN--comfo furn. double
and q s. busIines; Kitchen priSiieses: $50
NAN AND WIFE hav. l.rs. apt, will rent
! rooms TO . gentleman. Phone Ho. 6053.
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E. & s.W. Cont.

616 G ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. dble. or
sgle. .bedrm., next bath, in clean. quiet,
private home; FIR. 4912 after l pm. .-15
lI5 ATLANTIC ST. S.E.-Large front rm..
one DIR. from bus. blk. to restaurant
and theater; launder-a all priv. -
l15 18th ST. S.E.-Large clean rm., twin
or gentlemen; $50 each. II.
317 9Th ST. Sc, nr. Penna ave. theater
and business section-Loyely. clean. lge.
furn. room. dble. or sgle.. mr.. bath tele-
phone; conv. transp.: plenty of heat and
hot water. .
1921 PENNA. AVE. s.E.-Large, nicely
furnished room; private family; conv.
transp; gentleman. $35 month. AT.
s78 YUMA ST. s.E.-Youne girl to share
room, with another girl, in private home;
from bus: S25 month. Call before 3
O'Clock. TW. S514. 10
a319 QUE ST. s.E.-Furn. duoble room.
next to bath. in pvt. home. Call AT 1882
or Ii. 7146. Ii
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HOUSES UkFukNlsHEp.

4 MONTHS RENT in advance. $50 mepth,
2-6edrootn' unfurn; semidetached house In
For RENT-House. unfurn;; 3 bedrms.,
din. rmi, liv. rm., kit. and 2 baths, front
and rear outside porches. unfin. attic, gas
heat stove and small refsr:, sun porches,
3 months rent in advance. Can have yr.
lease II desired to reliable person. Call in
tary I'd. NV IL
BRADLEY BLVD, Bethesda, Md-com-
paratively new house on large lot: 3 bed
rms, 2 baths on 2 nd H.; iiv. rrn.. din.
Im kit lay lax, and den on 1st f.; a. Lear
3; F. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV. Ma
FOUR BEDRMs., baths. on 2 acres:
very modern; 2 screened porches, 2 sun
decks; house YRS. old; oil heat. elec
kit; mr.. Manor Club; $500 mo-: 1-yr
Lease LEATH q ASHLEY: INC. MA
3Q26; Sundays and ewes. 81. 1927.
to veteran only: ,$s5 mo. Will also give
option to buy with rent applied towards
purchase price. Apply by mail only to
LIEBLING & CO.. INC, 724 9th st. NV
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BOATS.

MARINE sUFPLIEs, paints, rope, fre ex-
tmguishers. outboard motors, Scripps ma
slPe In .s engines. SO 70 39o h.p:: nshina tackle
St Sc Ii 4493
DON'T MISS the sailboat exhibit at the
5G2zARp poiET BoAf 9ARD hlp preseais ths
new Penguin dinghies. Comets. Indian
Landing .2ns' and the famous 2S-foot
Oxford 400" for your inspection: come
TO our booth and let's talk sailing. l2s
BOAT OWNERS! Goodyear African mat
treSseS and cushions are unequalled. Visit
the African booth at the Sportsman Show,
Airfoam Products division. 900 Maine ave.
S,Sr5E Sw BE o6o5' MA; 1880, -12
TO 33 IT. single screw; from private owner.
Box 2S-M. Star. 12s
WANTED-1x to 90 it. cabin sloop with
have $500 cash. Call MR. TURNER, day
time FIR. $40: ewes. DU. S49I III
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASH. FOR CHICAGO-Bedrm., Hv rm
dinette, kit. and bath. beaut. furn., all
cows, NV. residential area, children vel
come, for apt. or house in or mr.. Chi
cago. DR.. LOUBE. GE. 035S -12
WILL EXCHANGE modern, unfurn. apt. In
D. c. for apt. in Chicago. Call Ii.
373S after $40 pm
DESIRE TO EXCHANGE, 2-bedrm. unfurn
apt. in choice NV. section for larger un-
furn. apt. in NV. or sub. D. C. EN-. 9512
from R-S nm "A
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APrs. FURNISHED Com. J ,

DUPONT CIRCLE-1-room efaciency apt
$50 per mo. Do. 77s4. or Box e30-Ls
Star. Ill
233 s ST. N.E.-Basement; Apt. No. IA;
steve. refrigerator and all utilities i fur
nished: $50 per month. See MR.. HILL at
premises, between 80 and $50 pm.
COLORED-FURNISHE APT; Ink, !
bedrm.. living rm.. kitchenette: empl., re-
fined couple; $52 month. 420 M st. s.e.,
TR 244S
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD SLABS, pine and oak; SIS cord.
D. c., nearby Md. and Va. Wo. 1929.
rs TO 100 CORDS of wood. free for
cutting and hauling. See construction
supt at 10th and South Taylor sts..
Barcroft. Va, or call OIL. 1886 on or
DRY WOOD and tree wood by the cord,
Y cord and basket. Call Ii $500 -a
HARD COAL, tons, chestnut and pea
mixed: will sell as Ia tons Call MRS.
COOK, IA. l54S-J 10
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CATTLE LIVE STOCK.

ABERDEEN-ANGUS and White-faced Here
ford yearling steers, ID head of each
nicely marked: choice quality: REASONABLE,
priced. SH. 2114, ME. 1894. -13
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV. ME.
o0S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
HATCHING Tuesdays and Fridays. each
cry in D. C. CAPITOL HATCHERY, 1888
Kenilworth ave. ne. vi. 1853, Ii. 9529.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED.

bIylng 2 apis: pi eferred location 10th ST.
side Of Rock Greek PIX. Ho. O424 after
6 p,n IL
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ROOM WITH BOARD wAhren

EMPLOYED MOTHER needs room and
board for self and baby, preferably se.
s. seStion. Write Box 173-M, Star. 81
~ mos, and day care for child: must be
settled family, clean and warm home.
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ROOMS WANTED,
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RooM-Reason-
able; mother and daughter Gage 1W; !;
NV. preferred. Call DI. 220O, Ext 770 90
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsnED.

NEW APARTMENT. No. 5. III 2nd St
ne; three months advanced rent. S65
month DI. 5296
VICINITY 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-:
rms, kit semiprivate bath Couple.
permanently employed preferred; S42. Box
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RooMs FuRhssssEp-s.l. s.l s.w,

1912 LIVINGSTON RID. .s.E:-Beautfful
S35: Ex. 416o. Ext. 2141. BERLOW. in'
hILtCREST. 1717 31st st. s.e.-O1e or
next bath. VI .7412. IA
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ADDING MACHINES. typewriters caicula-
tors. bought and sold and rented RE 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 14th st
Evening star., 1948-06-06
NOBLEST ROMAN

Making a screen epic in the Eternal
City was easy for Gregory Ratoff.
His rule: when in Rome, be yourself
Photographs BY Paul NJ Petsch
Evening star., 1948-06-06

nNCE, when was employed by movie
" company in rather minor capacity.
l had occasion to enter the bosss office
while Movie Director Gregory Ratoff was
there. The boss introduced him to me affa-
bly,, but unnecessarily (who doesn't know
that face?), and concluded the introduction
by observing that Mr.. Ratoff had just fin
ished making "Footlight Serenade''
l nodded appreciatively. Nice little
musical said, and sensed Immediately
that had committed terrible blunder
Dead silence. Ratoff glared - and he can
outglare tiger. My boss covered up hastily
"Now, Gregory" he said, Il should have
warned you that this is our no man. When
he admits that it's nice little picture, that
means it's colossal. it's terrific. it s a smash
eroo, sockeroor'
Shortly after this incident. changed
jobs. The lesson still clings, and am GER
tain that "Cagliostro," which Ratoff made
recently in Rome. Italy. is super colossal
sockeroodeloo.
Be that as it may, Ratoff had the time
of his life making it. In the shadow of the
Colosseum, in the land of the Caesars his
expansive spirit expanded further The
directors chair could not contain him; he
occupied throne from which King Louis
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XIV of France had once issued his orders.
Ratoff is the acting type of director -
that is, he plays all the roles for his actors
by way of demonstration. He was the ac-
cuser and the accused (see pictures above),
the coy maid for Nancy Guilds benefit. and
the staggering hero. He carried cane on
the set. which he waved like baton. BRAN
dished like sword
1t was the kind of performance the Italian
technicians and supernumeraries could
appreciate, filled with fire ana passion.
They cheered.
Two oeniuses At Work
MIR. RATOFF had discovered the secret of
getting along with the natives: when in
Rome, do as Ratoff does.
Star of his picture was Orson Welles,
who is also director and whose tempera-
ment is no less gusty. Oddly, they did not
quarrel, but cooed at each other like a
couple of doves.
Incidentally, Mr.. Ratoff. former screen
character of note, plays small role in the
picture. We would be happy to report that
MIR. Welles directed this sequence, in poetic
justice. But when Mr. Ratof is around,
nobody else does any directing - not even
rival genius. LIB,
Evening star., 1948-06-06

Thousands of dog owners are unknowingly
practicing false economy" by feeding incom-
plete dog foods that lead to serious nutri-
tional deficiencies. Remember = 4 out of COM
mon dog ailments are caused by inadequate
dieti So feed Pard-a scientifically balanced
food providing the nutritive elements dogs
need! INTENTIONALLY correct proved by genera
tion after generation of dogs in Swift's expert
mental kennels. Not one dietary illness ever
appeared. Play safe! Feed Pard!
Evening star., 1948-08-11

Brooke Johns. president OF the
Montgomery County Board OF Com,
missioners, yesterday accused School
Board Member James w. Gill OF
making the taxpayers lose money
pv acting in a dual capacity in the
ACQUISITION of a school site" )"
The outburst came in the closing
minutes of the commissioners
meeting in Rockville and cllmaxed
unsuccessful efforts by Mr.. Johns
to persuade developers of the Vlers
Mill Village housing project be-
tween Wheaton and Rockville to
give the county a school site.
Mr.. Johns charged that Mr.. Gill
had advised Viers Mill Village, Inc,
whom the latter represents, not to
donate the necessary land and then
voted as a member of the Board OF
Education to buy a 10-acre site ad-
iacent to the development for s2o,-
900.
He was supported by Commission
er Wesley l. Sauter.
About two weeks ago, Mr.. Johns
asked the School Board to defer
final arrangements for the purchase
of the school site until he tried a
little backscratching" with Viers
Mill Village, Inc which had petit
toned for commercial zoning OF
portion of its tract.
When informed of the charges
NEr ciIl coid he SaU No incOnSlSt-
ency In his position as attoafey for
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Farm Worker Dies
Under Disc Harrow

An accident while disc narrowing
a field near Bowie. Md, yesterday
proved fatal to a 63-year-old farm
worker, the fifth in his family to
die through farm mishaps.
Neighbors of the dead man,
Charles Edgar Lloyd, helper on the
farm of Wylie L. Foster on Jericho
read, 2 miles from Bowie, said four
Of his brothers had been killed in
farm accidents.
Mr.. Lloyd's body was discovered
by William E. Bowers, neighbor
The body was sprawled face down
with the right leg severed just below
the hip and severe decorations on
the arms, head and neck, according
to DR.. John T. Maloney, Prince
Georges County deputy medical ex-
aminer. Three horses, still har-
messed to the harrow, were grazing
along a nearby fence, he added.
A certificate of accidental death
was issued by DR.. Maloney. Mr.
Lloyd's body was removed tc
Gasch's Funeral Home, Hyattsville
He is survived by two sons and three
daughters, all of Baltimore, neigh
bors said
Evening star., 1948-08-11
School Board Member Assoi|ed
Bv Johns at Viers Mill Hearing

Viers Mill Village, Inc, while serving
on the School Board.
IT am personally very much op-
posed" he said, Ito the county COM
missioners selling zoning by forcing
few individual developers to do
nate land to the county to get zon-
ing. 1 think the two are separate
and distinct propositions and I OBJ
ject violently to the commissioners
picking out three or four people in
the county and telling them they've
got to give land and letting every
body else 60 scot free.
IF they want to require that
every one who gets building per-
NIT in the country pay a certain
amount of money for permanent
school improvements, that would be
all right since that would be applic-
able to every one concerned"
Petition Approved.
After Mr.. Johns made his state
ment, County Supervisor Irving G.
McNayr said any builder whose
activities result in the need for a
school should be forced to donate
school site to the county in order
to obtain approval of the subdivi-
sion plat.
Both he and Mr. Sauter, however.
conceded there "is nothing we can
do in this case" The commissioners
then approved the petition by Viers
Mill village. Inc. for commercial
coming with Mr.. Johns voting no.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Big Doings' on VI Day
Planned by Maryland Town
By the Assoejotse5 Press

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Aug. Ii
Geld Cup boat races, a parade and
outdoor shows will top Cambridge's
VI day celebration Saturday. The
town already is set for the big
doings.
A carnival Is being operated all
week. Merchants and home owners
are decorating with bunting, busting
of ornaments and putting the last
touches on floats for the Saturday
climax.
The Gold Cup races on Choptank
River headline the Cambridge Yacht
Clubs annual power boat regatta.
Guy Lombardo, orchestra leader
and front-rank driver, will be most
for the championship events Que
to attract some Of the countrys
fleetest racing craft.
The water show is one part OF
Saturdays VI day festival.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Scottish Mayor Calls
lon Tuck in Richmond
hx the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 1l.-Daniel
Cairns, mayor of Kilmarnock, Scot
land. paid visit yesterday to Gov
Tuck.
I'm always glad to see a mayor,
the Governor said as he welcomed
the short, bespectacled visitor. You
might teach us a few things about
thrift"
The Scot called on the Governor
with Walter Harvey, mayor OF the
Lancaster County town which was
named after Kilmarnock, Scotland
He received from the Chief Execu-
tive some cigars which Gov. Tuck
said were made from good Vlr-
ginia tobacco"