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ROOMS. APARTMENTS TO SHARE

lNTELLIGENT, congenial girl. 25 to 30,
to share with another Jewish girl. cool
spacious 2-bedrm. apt, Sc LU. 1886
TWo YotNG LADIES to shar. apt with
pvt. bath | ss5. % CAN after v fmr pm nt' ,sss sss
Harvard ST. NV, Du. $3.50 Pm. -is
A YOUNG MAN desired to share 4 furn
section. Call EN-. 1881 or RA, 92sa. ask
for Mr.. MILTON Ia
NEAT YOUNG MAN, to share nicely furn.
apt: with other young man, Dupont Circle
area Call HU. SAT-, go pm. -l2
APT. TO SHARE with . ladies: quiet. clean
person; separate rm. and porch, S55 mo |:
aVah N immeaiateiy' seaS l34l Fsirmont, st.
GIRL between $3.50 to share efficiency
apt. with another girl; in conv, NV.
location; good references. Ex S325
YOUNG LADY, 30-35. to share 3h-rm,
apt, with another lady; in Georgetown
excel e transp.; references EXCHANGED. OR
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-LarEe, attrac-
tive double and triple rooms with adjoin-
b1s tns S1ths ssy,tss sss service excellent
2322 39th ST. N.W.-Loyely single room:
bus at corner; new house, excel. meals;
girl. Ia
i5O4 QUE ST. N.w.--n Interested in eco
nomical, clean rooms and excellent food
at S47 Month. call NO, 1925. lis
-ncuh,e racms ,,so y.esncies r.
share with lady or gentleman; maid serv-
ice. switchboard and selected menu. AD.
efoV. ssnn ~ a q
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ROOMS fURhisnEp-Mp. 3 VA.


1908 NEWARK RD., Colmar Manor, Nd
Nicely furn. dble.- rm., share kit. ant
Radie and pfe telephone homer VA Frs cooPs' @f4
SILVER SPRING-Dble. room. next to
bath: conv. transp.: unlimited phone;
NICELY FURNISHED double room, con.
venient to Pentagon. Navy Annex and
Signal Corps Call CHI 5I4e
young people: excel. transp. 81. 4a74
26I2 3rd ST. n, Arlington-2 single rms.
$50 mo. each; gentlemen. OW. 3l52
-12
SILVER SPRING. MD. - Large twin bed
room. private bath; In lovely home; conv
to stores and bus. Call SH. 5lS1. --13
s12 WILLOW AVE. Takoma Park. Md
hr 'nTe ssa m snd pn,.s po5sn
near busline and shopping center. Cali
to see after 4:30: 81. 1I41. IL
double and one single room in pvt. home;
nice community. conv: to buses: is
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cent. ,

WANTED-E-nat alto horn. TAvENNER
1e.R Ridge rd. oreenbelt. Phone Green
WXNTED-Better srade Of household fur.
$500: eyeninss. dEE. s4i7. ~ ~"
AM INTERESTED IN puying silvervare
any condition. China. bric-a-brac, Old
ie"elry. DORA KRUPSAw MILESTONE
1876 g st nv. Sterling 7498
Observation-Disclosures and accumulation
Of scrap iron, auto batteries and scrar
metals see us before you sell We alway,
pay the highest market prices. WASHING
TON RAG Il BAG CO.. 215 L st. s.w.. DI
DO YOU HAVE A PIANO to give? Tn,
l63rd Military Police Battalion. D. C
N. G., needs a piano for camp and armor,
use. II you have one you can donate, the
members of the battalion will really sins
your praises. Call Elk 2333 Ext 10 i
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

EMPL. COUPLE desire 3-rm. furn. apt.
With kit. Call JEf.sEN. Ii. ss62. .efter
APT. IN APT. HOUSE. 1 or 2 rooms. un-
Ewes. HO. 4134. Ext. $40. 13s
ENGINEER tvet) and wife need small apt.
private: excel. ref; quiet. Wo. 6616. 16s
IEACNER, Govt. school. and wife re-
ire 4-room unfrrn. apt: Sc preferred:
children. no pets. Lincoln 1885. lA'
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN, artist, needs studio, meals,
2 place to live and work; max. Sl00; per-
haps large attic, barn, servants quar-
ters; old carriase house; driving distance
OF Washington: please consider any pos
Sibility. Box 32b-R, Star. H.
WORKING MOTHER and son desire room
with board for son in private home: need
day care for son after school hours until
pm: Silver Spring or vicinity preferred
Call ia. 1888 before IL am. or after
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

I42a S. C. AVE. s.E.-ssle- cool rm.. deep
closet; in pvt. home; all privils to settled.
em9l person: $50 mo. TR, 1879. Ia
ried couple or girls; convenient to Navy
WELL-FURNISHED ROOM. adj. bath: pvt.
home; breakfast and laundry privileges;
employed couple or gentlemen. AT 1865.
1917 30th ST. Sc, OF Penn ave.-Lge.
front rm next bath; phone; iefined gen.
Ileman: Ss wk. VI. 1910. -I8
3l3 9Th ST. s,E.-Front double rm. nice,
quiet; conv. to trensp; and Navy Yard;
12Is B ST. SCI h.k.. l room. inclosed
porch: adults, clean, quiet, nondrinkins.
FIR 2O13
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
1860 Clydesdale pl. n.w.--Liv. rm., bed
in tub and shower. Priced So, 100 up.
For single persons or couples. we have
availah& smaller units with large liy.-
bedrm tombipation. full dinette, kit. and
bath priced 50, 500 to 81 900. Open daily.
to s pm. Directions: Out sth st.,
past Columbia I'd. to Adams Mil rd
REALTY CO, 1928 Pa. ave. NV, after
Hoon;, sall AI AZ. sg 9oS5 5y.xpsu,pv Ul3 U.ylS3
Conv. downtown location. l lEe. rm., COM
plete kitchen. dinette, foyer. modern bath
and 2 extra lge. closets. Elevator and
vacant. Price, S6,boo CAN Mr. McIn-
Josh. RE. 1851; ewes, WA, Os07, with
FRED A. SMITH. Reaitor, 1113 18th ct.
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ROOMS WANTED.

RETIRED MAN. wants room; reasonable;
ciose-in ne. for housekeeping. J. NJ.
POWER. Box 402-R, Star 12'
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Young lady
needs inexpensive studio room: could re-
decorate; private entrance only. Hobart
6.Q6 15s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER. with loader and backhoe
comoinaGon, for hire by the hour with
oper.; SO; excavatine, grading land clear.
Ine, loading dirt digging for septic tanks.
phone SH: 1924 or write KENSINGTON
ton. Nd
REFRIGERATOR. elec., for rent. RE
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; viii ACCEPT your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. ssa7; after pm, oE. 4! i4ld.
SMALL JoBs-Pers. effects, baggage. etc,
sa75 mgimgm; mapsr, any ydvrss TINS days sxss' sxss'
MOVING AND HAULING BY experiences
veterans: careful handling, reasonable
noysa sssso :sITis 1ss sTxsli 4x III j.
roems; ros s'eaian .apsrs pses,ns. Phone No 81.
TSssISE Ss1s2s sT2HEhGAEs TT22TEsAss aoVsa "a
sITss ,ns ps.sus fsa es os ~ sa9s oss
MOVING BY vET-Exper: help: every
piece wrapped and Insured; ress; rates
REDg0ED RAIEs, 8 s.s's,1s, ssysEsss rooms q
ment tsr % per month Rsas2naels @ rates
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; S5
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
MOVING BY vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped and insured: reas. rates.
Call any time. Mr.. COOK, GIL. b137. "a
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COUNTRY BOARD. :

VACANCY in pvt home for small boy
monthly or permanent; refs. SH. 4767
VACATION ON A FARM-svimming pool
tennis, riding, etc. Delicious meals: S3s
weekly or daily rates; l hour from D. C.;
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NEAR u. S. CAPITOL

This delightful apt. is conveniently 10
e ise. entrance M foyer, iiv' rm., fully equip
ped kit with abundant cabinet space.
ire. bedrm. and bath. The quiet dignity
of this bldg. is in keeping with the chat
$500 nee. to purchase. Priced at SI1 $50;
loan at AZ. To inspect, call MI: Goddara.
RERENS SALES. INC, MA 9l41. ia
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cArrLE AND IIyFsroeK.

sT0CKER and feeder. cattle. steers and
heifers 400 to $50 lbs. Any amount; rea-
sonsbly priced. SH. 2114, ME. 1884. Ia
HEREFORDs-14 cows. most with calves
and rt1 rssrse Also ppTssres sSTs scme
Va, phone Middleburs 4o23 or DE 2s3S,
PONY, colt chestnut s,s,. and ,,rdsou. 14
s-yr.-old pony, IL hands. Excel prospects
for, children's mounts gentle and well
broken. SH $685.
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ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.
s. COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

YOUNG COUPLE desire Groom unfurn
apt, kit. and bath; by Sept. is. CONK.
LIN, RA. 53I4 after 8 pm. 12s
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STEELCHAFT WASHINGTON SPECIALS-
26-ft. Steelcraft, twin cabin sedan,
So 900
cruisalong, SHIP, sleeps 8, perfect con-
$4,000.
4I-ft. cruiser. Al condition, $4,000. "
All boats guaranteed. Financing and in
surance~arranged. Make an offer to MR..
HUGHH Steelcraft dock. Maine ave. and
NJ st. ~ or cali ST. 4146e "a aa:--I .
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Dec s1ss znssa sss% sss.: 9c. 1's IN a;s
ss1s 18th ST. N.w.-sinFle room, porch
near bath; quiet adult gentle family; EN-
PkS,sHEp PEsss sT GE ko6S 5sP7 10, smn,ov.. ,os,
breakfast every morning or kitchen privil.
no objection to child; refs. AID. 1a43
1926 CRITTENDEN ST N.w.-Nicely furn,
aend,r asls Tm sSn beds PVT, bath lEe closet
With jewish family. no. e4es. IT'S
sABAMA aS4 APT with rRf D.ss ss
bath: SIS ca. mo-; elevator. Ho. 97o0
Exelusiyss i've rooms and porch. ss5; man
rs PISS LANIER PL. NV. nr. 18th and
e9l ranLss acn paneled Il stgds9 .Sa9 rn men
HsaasSE;MENT-cle.n 3 and dry: dbl. and ssl
ss ons 's Cali i05 aE
asis ssS cIsssb taaa naE|HorG sa W. n nz h. Palmer
able dble. tVin-bsd Tm. nr. bath $40
% isos fhff L. AVE- q aoSH5s S.WNle.ly furn newly
sss eoL 'nss Rb aw % ap wk ssi..s.
breakfast priyll.; SAD. MI. l264. l3'
144I FAIRM0NT ST.-SinEle, 2nd- moor
room with porch; also girl to share twin
bed room with another girl; laundry
isis fNGRAHAM ST. N.w.-comfortabl
ssle. rm., senlipyt. bath, for girl. Near
l4sh saa6oira sns SolGrad0 sGErs. front bed.
room for 2; in private home: kitchen
priviis.; good transp. ia. 0272 after D..
CLEVELAND PARK. nr. Conn ave. and
Porter: clean. comfortable rm.. adj. bath:
! or persons; Isss EN-. 3197 ewes IL
car line. mr.. bath and shower; $50 per
mo. Call AID. 1885. -16
1868 COLUMBIA RD.-Available now;
housekeeping double; running water. gas
grill, for Ink. large closet, inner-sprinE
mattresses; for Quiet couple; S25 each.
I7sI HoBART-single room with, semi
private bath, S35 mo-; large double I'm:
ssmipr1 te bath, SEQ mo-; half block OF
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ley Shelvador and Norge, 3 to Gu. IT
guarantee and delivery, BUSH & zENTz
IS No. Glebe rd., Arlington. GIL. 1890
KRE;FRslGERAToRs I2>, Kelvinator an
iSEfR tdhles Smps pL LIZ L. la
used. a.c,., dc, all sizes. makes: recond,
CAL REFRIdERATIoS SAFES sf!ES zS SERVICE
RRFRiGERAToRs & NV New W wesstnsnouse tssT
ssIfs sPd ss5Sics i Isst st, - ns', S@' Il i
Observation-Disclosures special;
late model Codspot refrirerators. on
;t,,;a Gu t. # and .n one . Gu f.; may need
S39;a5: respectively. COLONY RADIO
81 ~ Georgia ave. NV, GE. 200. oper
fsfRssS kfFRiGEkAioRs, X. brand new. westins wla
j {. hARD1NG CO. NC NC. 81 9sio3 10Th st st
REEn aT ZOOS ZOOS Wis ave- Bethesda 49,,
tSSs ,SssToS S.aI1a ARFIIAaGE g a. RADIO GO.
aa"x4s". $3.50: ore Alexander smith smith
tsnpe tsiI twist. twist exl2, $50 one BursGnd;
s SIZE, So OR nhtfipF'nS h674 mattress Lis Is''
RUGS; Oriental, all sizes; Reduced prices
Spesls1 aS .45,, ior dhusSst. SEoh1Elo"N AK
RUG SALE-2O0 large and small orientals
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP, s4s
SsGRsT.ky lst9 + nv coz Open win,bfo5 tl
q; new; Ieasonsble, csI HU eo55 eve.
cellent condition. Call LU. 0O46 after
SEWING MACHINE, Singer treadle an
sewing cabinet, S4s: secretary, 3 drawer
afae snd ssair mSSH,ip ssS Ak $3.50, $3.50 s,r ,o,,
able; perfect condition; no dealers. He
SEWING MACHINES. SINGERS, sale or rent
sHMs HAfE Nae HE St SINGER ce s2ts
sale or rent We also sieetr1ity 1i; any max max
SEWING sEss nGa MACHINE CHI E sAEEslngers G9 cleo
s Dg5,s9s sas a sea- rs4sSe. ssns9e
demonstration; terms, Sl:25 weekly: MOD
ERN VACUUM STORES; ao4 10th ST
stw,lG "a M,earSKsssis aItH NA 2saS ,mneo,st.
livery on New Home consoles b and port
, sIf?. so; SINGER portable, 500 50, no,
Remssae RsHns .sG sGnseIs ssDsns sl3G i. make
aatf eset2c y9a5 sia ssS eoHs AVE SEWN sRWS
MAcHNE sEEyIcE 81 S5os osI eonn wve svs nv
sEwiNG MAcHINEs-Portable and con
sole models; ivlsnrn bSsnd-nsw' pqmssts Eas
s RhpIo CO, 4sSs Capitol prLi4Tct St. r. ssst
! SEWING MACHINES. Singers; electri
IS dess Models %,x
{ So.yeaF faetoa suarsn.es. 1mmed; de I,
2414 l4th st, ~. Open ewes till 8. $
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04

Mrs. l.. w. Hageman was honor
ed Monday when 20 women friends
gathered at her home for a house
warming party. Mr.. and Mrs. Hage-
man recently moved to the property
they purchased at COL Third avenue,
which they have completely remod-
eled. At the conclusion of the So
cial afternoon the guests served 4
lunch and presented Mrs. Hageman
with a gift.
Eighteen members of Girl Scout
troop No. 2 had a valentine supper
and a program last Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. James Morrison.
The table was centered with a large
white cake decorated with red
hearts. Hostesses were Pat OSWALD
and Dorothy Gabel. Mrs. Morrison
and Mrs. Ed Sommers are leaders
of the troop.
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MARCH OF DIMES ENDS;
ANNOUNCE TOTAL LATER

The annual March of Dimes COL
lection campaign closed last week,
for which final returns will soon
be announced, according to Miss
Elizabeth Cook, Laurel chairman Of
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis and president of
the Laurel Rotana club who sponsor
ed the campaign this year.
The Rotana club wishes to thank
the Girl Scouts and their leaders.
Mrs. Stanley Barrow, Mrs. w. A.
Mccormick, Mrs. Ed Sommers, Mrs.
]. F. Morrison, Mrs. George Ost-
valid, Mrs. j. G. Feuerbacher, Miss
Vera Anderson AMI Miss Elizabeth
Cooke, for their assistance in the
house-to-house canvas and tag day;
j. H. Moran for his participation
in the campaign at the Royal
theater; H. Lee Hamlet, who was
in charge of collections from school
chillren; Marshall Huntington, who
conducted the drive at the Farmers
Union Central Exchange refinery;
William Small at the N. P. Round
house; Ben Gum, shops, and George
Prouty, yard office.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04

At a party Saturday evening a
the home of Mrs. Ralph Lumsdon
her sewing club honored three mem
bers by celebrating their birthdays
They were Mrs. Kenneth Olson, Mrs
Thomas Everett and Miss Dori:
Edwards. Attending were MI. anc
Mrs. Gaylord Easton, MI. and Mrs
Raleigh Easton, Mrs. L. w. Arm.
strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Her
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heiser
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Everett,
Mrs. Luella Kiesz, Miss Eva Arm
strong, Miss Edwards, Billy Davis,
Bussie Armstrong, Gilbert Aman of
Hesper and Mr.. and Mrs. Lumsdon.
Visiting over the week end at
the home of Kathleen Benin were
Frances Freed and Sue Tharalson of
Billings, who were also guests at a
dinner honoring Kathleen's birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Roberts and
children spent last week end in
Roundup, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Elliot.
Charles Rodgers, Jr., returned to
school Monday after having been
hospitalized for several days with
an infected knee.
Mrs. Ella Ayers of Harlowton is
spending ONE time at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. H. J.. Bottger.
Mr.. and Mrs. JACOB Bait visited
Sunday in Billings with Mr.. Bats
Henry Bait, who has been
II at his home for several months.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
O. e. S. Masonic Home
Party Well Attended

Masons and Eastern Stars enter.
tanned at the temple last Wednesday
evening at a we'll attended caro-
party marking the annual benefit
for the Masonic home at Helena.
Mrs. Nels Vordahl was general
chairman of arrangement, and Mrs
D. ]. Hoppel headed the lunch COM
mittee.
High score in bridge for the wo-
men was won by Mrs. George Roth
while Mrs. H. K. Simmons won
second. The mems scores went to
Peter D. Thomson and B. A. Sher-
row.
In five hundred, Mrs. Hazel Wal
lace and Mrs. Neal Shay, Herman
Schessler and Mike Fisher we're
winners of first and second prizes.
Mrs. j. R. Heebner RECEIVED the
door prize.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
The News
ofLAUREL

With % members present, the
Past Matrons' club of Zidonian chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, served
a luncheon Saturday afternoon at
the Masonic temple, followed by
bridge. Mrs. Edith Easton, Mrs.
Nina Smith and Mrs. Anna Vordahl
comprised the hostess committee.
High score winner was Miss Vera
Anderson; second, Mrs. Ina Graft,
and low, Mrs. Mabel Edwards. Mrs.
Olive Laird received the door prize.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Roberts had
as guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
George Smith and son Billy of Park
City.
Miss Trevie Barr, who is taking
advanced nurses training at the
Deaconess hospital in Great Falls,
was home to spend the week end.
While here Miss Barr had as a
guest Miss Lucille Raisel, student
nurse at the Deaconess hospital in
Billings.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Speed in Education

1t took Patrick Henry only six
weeks of study to pass the bar ex-
animation. He became chief justice
of the United States in 1795. He was
instrumental in causing adoption of
the first 10 amendments to the u. S.
constitution and was famous for his
knowledge of constitutional law.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Sugar From Beets

American farmers grew sufficient
sugar beets this year to supply
United States housewives with about
3.74 billion pounds of sugar, or over
one-fourth of all the sugar they will
purchase in 1948.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
1.-THE huCksterS"

Added: Cartoon and Newsreel.
Sunday matinee at 2:3O P. M. Sum
day night shows at 6:45 and 9 P.
M. Monday and Tuesday shows at
8 p. M.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Leeches Are Everywhere

Leeches may be found on land or
in fresh or Salt water. The medici-
nal leech is only two or three inches
long, while some species of leeches
reach a length of two and one-half
feet.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
February 1910

A best seller novel becomes a
vivid realistic picture. See how the
soap operas and commercials of ra-
dio take place. This picture is
about the sponsor who demands that
the radio public "LOves that Soap"
and how his advertising agency
hates his CUTS.
Clark Gable Adolphe Menjou
Deborah Kerr Ava Gardner
Sydney Greenstreet keenan, Wynn
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
"Brute Force"


Bank Night Thursday with shows
at GAS and 9 P. M. One show Fri
day at 8 P. M. Saturday shows
at 6:45 and 9 P. M.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-04
Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAM

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
February 5-6-7
It's a prison story full of gripping
action a Gagged men, cut off from
their wOmen by a wall of stone and
steel, claw their way to freedom.
Burt Lancaster YvOnne DeCarlo
hume Cronyn Ann Blythe
Charles BickfOrd Ella Raines
In
"Brute Force"
End Feature
Here's a thrill-swept story of the
romantic west starring the king of
adventure in his most thrilling film.
It's tops in action, music and danger
packed excitement.
Gene Aubrey , Adele Mara
Lynne Roberts James CardwelI
Sterling Holloway, Cass County Boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09

activities for DR.. Van Slyke.
the United States Public Health
Service.
DR.. David E. Price, chief Of the
research grants branch Of the Ma
tional Cancer Institute, will sue
coed DR.. Van Slyke as research
grants chief for USPHS.
The new law authorizes the Pub
lie Health Service to conduct re-
search and make grants for outside
institutions to carry out research
and training programs leading to
the control of heart diseases.
The act also sets up a National
Advisory Heart Council to be COM
posed of outstanding scientists and
clinicians and representatives of
the public. The council will ad-
wise the Surgeon General on all
phases of the program developed
both at the institute and in Their
units of the service.
DR.. Van Slyke, At, received his
medical degree at the University
of Minnesota in 1928 and entered
the Public Health Service the same
year. From 1886 to 1914, he was
connected with the USPHS Vene-
real Disease Research Laboratory at
Stapleton, Staten Island, N. Y.
DR.. Price, "a, is a native of San
Diego and took his medical training
at the University of California. He
Joined USPHS in 1941 and, after
wartime assignments in public health
administration and veneral disease
control, was assigned to Johns
Hopkins University School Of Pub
lie Health. For the last year, he
has been in charge of research
grants for the study of cancer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09
PBA Garden, Hobby Show
For EMPLOYEES Set Auq.- 10

The annual garden and hobby
show OF the Public Buildings Ad-
ministration, in which the employees
compete for trophies and medals,
will be held August Is in the base
ment of the Interior Building.
The show is under auspices of the
Recreation Council of the PBA
Welfare Service.
Employees have been invited to ex-
hibit specimens of annual and per-
ennial flowers, fruits and vegetables
grown in their own gardens. The
various hobbies engaged in by en-
ployes will be judged in four classes
creative and industrial arts, me-
chanical arts, fine arts and COL
lections.
Competition in the show is re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09

by the Federal
Security Agency.
The institute,
authorized By
Congress last
month, today
becomes a part
Of the National
Institutes of
Health at Be-
thesda and will
be headed by
DR.. Cassius j.
Van Slyke, for
mer head Of re-
search grants
and fellowships
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09

stricted to employees and their i'm
mediate families but the exhibit
will be open to the general public.
Entrance to the building after 8
pm. will be through the G street
doors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09
Heart Institute SET Up
Formally at Bethesda
Under Dr.. Van SIyke

Formal establishment of the Ma
tional Heart Institute-to co-ordi-
nate research on the Nations No.
death cause-was announced today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09
Rotorions,, to Heur Mitchell

A. Kyle Mitchell, Western Union
superintendent here. will address the
Rotary Club of Washington at
1915 pm, Wednesday in the May
flower Hotel. Mr.. Mitchell's talk
will be washington, Telegraph
Capital OF the World"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-09

Havana, Cuba, has beef short
age and beef prices are soaring.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
TrinitY's Pupils
In Spring Program

A large group of parents and
friends attended the annual spring
prog am in Luther Hall on Fri
day. The program, presented by
the children of the Kindergarten,
the primary and elementary
grades was thoroughly enjoyed
by all, while the spontaneity of
the children brought forth much
applause.
The teachers, Mr.. Ernst Wen
eel, Mis- Edna Lauffer and Mrs.
Luther Conrad, were assisted by
the dance director, Mrs. James
Clifford and accompanist, Mrs.
Ernst Wenzel. The program in
cludeo vocal and instrumental
numbers by the pupils, both in
groups and solos, and several
dances.
Soloists were Kathleen Thomp-
son, Rosemary Boerger, Donald
Erich, David Rausch, Margery-
lou Fladt, Sharon Goedeking,
Sandra Graves and Mary 10 Rup-
right,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
Farmers Delayed by Rains but Corn
Crop Prospects Are Good, Agent Says

good and farmers there will have
another four or five days work
ahead of them.
Some people may not be ap-
preciating the cool weather we've
been having, Mr.. Greeneisen said,
but he hoped it would last little
while and hold off rain for corn
planting.
Union county's best corn year
was 1943, when 5000 acres of
land were in corn, yielding 3,102
bushels, an average of 58.2 BUSH
els per acre. Last year, because
of the extremely rainy planting
season, less than $4,000 acres of
corn were planted, Mr.. Greenei-
sen said.
The corn crop is particularly
important in Union County, he
added, because l-3 of the farm
ers income averages from it.
Statistics in the Agricultural
Extension office show that ap-
provlmately 20 percent of Union
County'S land is planted in corn;
10 percent in wheat; percent in
oats; Il percent in hay and Is
percent in soybeans.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
News Il. :. Courts
COMMON PLEAS COURT
DariSiou Reversed

Judgment of the Common
Pleas court in the case of Arlis
Wasserback against Albert T.
Anderson was reversed by the
Court of Appeals, in favor OF
Anderson, appellant in the case
The case involved damages as d
result of an automobile accident
Judgment Affirmed
Judgment of the Common
Pleas court in the case of Frank
T. Elbin and others, against j. A.
King; appellant, was affirmed by
the court of Appeals.
Defendent Dismissed
On motion of the plaintiff in
the case of John and Jerry Nc
Auliffe, doing business as Nc
Auliffe Brothers, against the Park
Hotel and MendeneZ Inc, the
Park Hotel has been dismissed as
a party defendent. Todd Hopes
is attorney for the plaintiff. D: L.
Menendez is attorney for the de-
fendent.