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Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
Many Ducks Dying
Of Lead POISONING
Shot Picked Up With Gravel
Eventually Causes Death.

DIES MONIES, IOWA. Wild
ducks are dying by the thousands
along the Missouri river bottoms in
western Iowa. The deaths are the
result of internal lead poisoning for
which there is no known antidote.
Most of the dead ducks are NAL
lards. The lead poisoning is brought
on when healthy ducks in search of
food or gravel swallow spent shot
which they have picked up from the
bottoms of marshes and lakes. A
single No. 5 or No. 6 shot, absorbed
into the ducks bloodstream, can
cause death.
The lead in the bloodstream
causes a creeping paralysis which
causes the wings to droop until the
bird is unable to fly. The breast
wastes away, the digestive tract
finally is affected, and the bird dies.
Ammunition manufacturers have
been searching for a substitute for
lead shot pellets but up to the pres
ent time no satisfactory substitute
has been found.
University of Minnesota, which
has been seeking a substitute since
1886 as a wildlife conservation
measure, reported it had found an
alloy of lead with one-half to l per
cent magnesium which will not poi
son ducks and which has been pro-
iuced as drop shot experimentally
IN a miniature scale in a CONNER
cial shot tower.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
Federated Club Has
Program Of Music,
Plans Style Revue

Meeting Monday at the home of
Mrs. F. E. Mayes, the business ses-
sion of the Laurel Federated club
was followed by a program of
poems and music. Cohostesses were
Mrs. Allen Gatewood and Mrs. Jack
Pelowitz. Guests in attendance were
Mrs. Alex Robertus and Mrs. j.. l..
Childs.
Opening with the pledge to the
flag and the club collect, a discus
sion followed on plans for several
future meetings of Importance. They
included the clubs style show and
the silver tea, to take place in
March, and the annual banquet to
be held in May.
Mrs. Neil Baker was elected Sc
cretary to fill the vacancy in the
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
Convict Claims Opera
Influenced His Jurors

CHICAGO. - Edward Morris,
for q years an inmate of State
vile penitentiary, thinks that the
comic opera, "The Beggar's
OPERA" had a lot to do with his
conviction on a murder charge in
1921.
Morris, p%etitioning the U. S.
district court for his release on
a habeas corpus writ, said the
jury which heard his case viewed
a performance of the opera in
which most of the action GEN.
tered upon hanging.
The 59-year-old prisoners petit
ton asserted "the jurors chuck
led at the plight of the hangee."
Morris contends that when the
hero of the opera received a.last
minute reprieve "all but the ju-
rors' in the audience applauded.
Morris charged the jury was
unduly influenced by the opera.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
Prisoner %Surmounfs Tree,
But Not Barhed Wire Fence

CEDARTOWN, GA. Georgia
m%oonshiner licked the problem of
the sapling which stood between
him and freedom, but the barbed
wire fence was too much.
U. S. Revenue Agent A. H. Ayers
said he had handcuffed the man to
the sapling and gone after the rest
of the group of moonshiners.
When he returned for his pris-
oner, said Ayers, he found the man
had climbed the tree and escaped.
The escapee was found, handouts
and all, hung up on a barbed wire
fence.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
Unity Club Sending
Clothing To Europe;
To Have Flower Show

The Unity Garden club met Feb.
II at the home of Miss Louise De-
Garmo for a delicious 1870 luncheon.
The meeting opened in regular
form with President Emily Richard
son in the chair. Roll call was ans
wered by 20 members giving "Facts
About Lincoln"
Plans were completed for the
husbands banquet to be held Feb.
20 at the parish hall with the Catho-
lie ladies serving the dinner. Tick
cts may be secured from Julia Phil
lips or Mabel Sommers.
The club is sending a box of cloth
ing to a family in England and is
collecting clothing for a box for
Holland. Donations were also made
to the Leonard Wood Memorial and
Seeds of Peace for Europe.
Plans are being made for a
flower show to be held Sept. 4, at
the new l. o. o. F. hall.
Mrs. Jack Goick was elected to
membership in the club.
Mrs. Leila Shay gave a very in
teresting paper on Lincoln.
The meeting closed with the sing
ing of "Old Fashioned Garden"
The next meeting will be Feb. 26
at the home of Mrs. w. C. Phillips.
Roll call will be "What l Plant IT.
My Hotbed." Inez Vaughn will give
a paper, GLOW Plants We Buy at
Home Compare With What We
Send For"
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
WOman's Club Program
On Relief, Convention
Home Of Washington

Mrs. B. L. Price and Mrs. o. r.
Burdett were cohostesses at the
afternoon meeting of the Laurel
Woman's club Monday at Mrs.
Prices home. With Mrs. R. j. Ros-
selot in charge, the main items of
business discussed were a decision
to pack more duffel bags for over
seas and to assist with the forth
coming annual Red Cross drive.
Mrs. Edward l.. Coombs, club
delegate, gave a report on the re-
cent Yellowstone County Federation
of Women's club meeting in Bill
lings. She outlined a part of the
program which included a talk on
Correct Lighting In the Homes
and Schools"
A guest speaker at the Monday
meeting was Campbell Calvert whose
talk was on George Washington and
his Mount Vernon home, which he
said, is a true example of the skill
General Washington possessed as
an engineer and landscape artist.
The speaker brought out the fact
that Washington's engineering feats
have not been surpassed and no
flaws have been found in his work,
and the garden and grounds sur
rounding his home are living TX
of his knowledge of flOri-
Added to this was the fact
hat most of Washington's work
II his home was accomplished dur
ng the Revolutionary war, when
of his time could be spared
rom military duties.
The next meeting of the club is
cheduled for March /, to be held
t Mrs. COMBS home.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
GIRL SCOUTS, BROWNIES
EARN BADGES IN TEST

Girl Scouts and Brownies of vari-
Gus Laurel troops who have studied
the flag code under the direction
of Mrs. Mabel Steele, patriotism
chairman of the American Legion
Auxiliary, and have submitted sat-
isfactory test papers, will soon re-
ceive badges Of red, white and blue
as marks for their achievement.
Pamphlets on flag display and e
spect were given the leaders of
each troop in December for study
and discussion, resulting in the girls
writing answers to questionnaires
which were submitted to Mrs. Steele
the first week in February.
Mrs. p. A. Johnson, president of
the Girl Scout association, reported
recently that the following who re-
ceived passing and commendatory
grades will be given the badges.
Troop /, Miss Vera Anderson,
Miss Elizabeth Cooke and Mrs. H.
Lee Hamlet, leaders-Patricia Schel-
horn, Terry Murphy, Kay Williams,
Lauanne Campbell, Julia McLarn-
on, Lois Porter, Kay Broughtor,
Kathleen Gary, La Rue OSWALD,
Delphine Koch, Darlene Decker,
Irene Wheeler, Marianne Everett,
Sharon Foote, Grace Ness, Dolores
Stenerson, Muretta Anne Coulter
and Barbara Gomen.
Troop 2, Mrs. Ed Sommers and
Mrs. j. f. Morrison, leaders-Patsy
Gallagher, Elsie Schlagel, Donna
Orndorff, Janet Morrison, Patsy Ost-
walt, Jessie Boylan, Shirley Collins,
Jean Gallagher, Kaye Staiger and
Jean Renner.
Troop 10, Mrs. George OSWALD
and Mrs. F. Feuerbacher, leaders
Shirley Gremmer, Geraldine Sorg,
Dorothy Gabel, Bonnie Boylan, Mary
Alice Foos, Amy Alvin and Mary
Alvin.
Troop II, (%senior %scouts), Mrs.
H. s. Barrow and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Cormick, leaders-Linda Johnston,
Eleanor Fisher, Helen Hoffman.
Lauretta Tubman, jamie Lockwood,
Jean Bernhart, Ardelle Anderson
and Marian Henry.
Brownie troop 8, Mrs. Philip Noel
and Mrs. r. w. Hurzler, leaders,
Joan Huntington, Barbara Jean
Ziegler, Minnie Resser, Carolyn
Hurzler, Gloria Gum, Joyce Bern
Gladys Hughes, Fern Rosely
and Bernadine Getz.
Brownie troop 10, Mrs. Henry
Frank and Mrs. Alec OSWALD, lead
ers-Sharon Michael, Lorraine Lich,
Donna DEEMS, Dorothy Frank,
Brano, Patricia Estreich,
Betty Wombolt, Donna Rae, Sharon
Benin, Dolores Wilhelm, Cleo Ost-
valid and Carol Klein.
Brownie troop 10, Mrs. Wilbur
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18

Vaughn and Mrs. Paul McLarnon,
leaders-Ollie Mae Andrews, Mae
Everett , Marilu McLarnon, Mary
Ann Vaughn, Maria Ann Kelly, Joan
Schneider and Beverly Wilson.
Brownie troop 7, Mrs. Jean Nc
Common and Mrs. George Andrews,
leaders-Dianne Butt, Georgia An
drews, Carol Campbell and Cleone
Pewitt.
Mrs. Steele reports that she was
very pleased with the results of the
missionaries. Even the small girls
in Brownie troops made fine Show
ings. She wishes to express her
appreciation to all the girls taking
the test and to the leaders for
conducting the study.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
Teachers Times

A recent survey in Detroit showed
that the work-week for the average
high school teacher there is AS
hours. Of this, 32.5 hours were spent
teaching and in-school activities,
while the other IL hours are spent
in extra-curricular activities such
as coaching, marking papers and in
other preparations.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18
Victims Of Accident
In Oregon Come Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Tipps and
family returned Saturday and are
recovering at their home from in
juries received in an automobile ac-
cident neal Eugene, Ore. MI. and
Mrs. Tipps and sons, Willie, Wayne
and Marion, were riding in the car
with Mrs. Frances Anderson and
her little son, when Mrs. Anderson
was killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tipps both received
injuries and their son Wayne sus-
tanned a broken leg.
Laurel outlook., 1948-02-18

home of Mrs. George Mccormick,
with Mrs. H. S. Barrow as cohostess.
Evening star., 1948-07-22
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

lst AND end TRUST LOANS on real cs-
pRA1sNER. 400 L u' st. NV, no MA, 41sa' MN
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white OF
colored) Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to tslephone calls FULTON
r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
MORTGAGE LOANS. lowest current inter-
est rate: no charge for appraisais. MOORE
& HILL CO, S04 18th st. NV. Me. 400.
TRUSTS. 1st. end and Bird: Mo. Va. and
q c. wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO, 905 Y. ave. W. RE. 1912
FTRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates: 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments. P. WALSHE. INC. 1116 Eye
soINs st n,s ~ "a REA6 s4ss srsr.vv,r .,. ,na
trust: No red tape Quick service. HENRY
SALUs. established 1924. MA. 1852. 1104
HSdss sSzsst sea sosI sA
Suy yS sesona.sruss G G nO1es esImM B. c. neaHs, M I
cekr isia
Is. Is. AND AND ans TEusi LoxSs-promp,
can COLONIAL INyEsTMENT CO. SIT
FIRST MORTGAGE smortized loans at
current interest rates; no Commissions
charged. Apply 70 the AMERICAN HOME
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1887 K
Is. Is AND AND End fpaSsaHi MosTaAGE LOANS. BAR
TOW REALTY CO.. Realtors 1881 O st.
n ". NE y4Q5
Evening star., 1948-07-22
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

RENT FURN. COTTAGE, ~ mi. Wash
snR ss5i peEsh sEar Nj; I,,52i 524o; pet: and !.
on bay and St. Jerome's Creek: gas" gas stoys lows
and electric lighting Turn left at Dam
eron,, st; Marys County, 10 miles below
Naval Air Station. Visit or write, IF.
NEVINS, Dameron, Md 23s
August; Sl60. including utilities. or now
until Oct; 5: $3.50, not including utilities.
cal south Shore 1921, Annapolis. -24
BAY FRONT APT, Chesapeake Beach,
20. Phone 4. FREEDLEY, SEs SEEs 15Is Sus or
North Beach l0-J
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Apt for rent wk. OF
maids ma ,o rm nns and bath. MA. 1920, Ext. as
Sci sELiBiYS Z ,ns os ! BAY, lxe. screened cottage.
sa gas range range elec. refer. and bath Cali
ARUNDEL 4 mi. from Annapals
an ideal Arm, bath, screened porcH
cont; hot water, elec, range. good furn
sandy sandy beach; 500 wk;; ref; Aug. s-15;
OhS "a SEPT sEAGea AsGefia Taes M 7s3s
week Or month with bath, furn,, from
,sam;'ed. VI; 1910, g to pm. 50
BETHANY BEACH, Delaware = Available
LOW; s1E new, all.eleetric furnished board,
sep sth q5 aaeb Labor Day week
coLoNIAL BEACH. vA.-water-tront ait,
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.nsGmily" "Gi is'' apts;
porches. pvt, baths, elec; $50 wk.. 500
VTkcfGNG2A va GG oSal; sE.cA Non Thurs eyes; ,27
nshed spt dasse oserootns ocsan nedFR sss fpf per
week. W. K HASTEN 2O3 3bth at -13
Evening star., 1948-07-22
T RAtLE RS,

2V IRONWOOD 48; I,3oO cash; oflicer
trailer Court, Aisssndrls, Overlook Ssss.
HOUSE TRAILER-la47 27-ft. "vindale"
tandem, with eft Kelvinator, excel cond
Any Any reasonable offer accepted; terms. oV
a sTREAMLITE. e7,tt., tandem; 3 rms,
VSnsSan ssds
Trailer Court, Alexandra. Va. -23
new high In the 80 tandem wheel Spar
those who desire a combination OF the
extremely practical and the very beauti-
full. Imasine the INABILITY Of cur 33' gu.
Luxury. beauty and efficiency are the key
note to. the deslgners of the 49, vindale
Direct factory distributors of several other
and aluminium; priced from ST ,495 to
sores RcER " fi5sv RLER iEfs ss ssLGs e
- AMERICAN. e5 TT #, , rms. gas. cleo
!5s ss5 5sff L s's sedan Il 9th HAs 'rtsf rs
NEW 'n LIBERTY rRAnERs with many
%AbEN TRaER 81 sAE asgay
S5sS gSl1Eb hs'Tia TRa1hEks Ma Io bh feet de
tsro Insulated
refer;, ABB apt.-size cook stove with even
and broiler: inlaid linoleum f., Venetian
VAIL TRAILER SALES. coiesviile I'd.
ano 2nd ave :. Silver Spring. Md tbet
18th st. and Georgia aveD. Phone SH.
HoRNER's TRAILER CENTER, bth and
F,a: ave. ne. See the new Vaeabond
Regal ana Pslaee h9gse tEaile1s on dis
ALMA TRAILER. 1a4s model; redesgned
interior. Gail RE; 74oo, Ext 1881. oCSall
GLIDER, Travelite. Goshen, for the finest
trailer living in the world. Some models
with shower and flush toilets. Trade, in
Esss Ga,uis IsTms SOL SoLiEE E.dJ TRAILER co. 800
TRAILER, 1915 fraveio, used as used
car lot ONCE only; equipped as ONCE now,
never SR %o the s59s 59sd' see at 445a Conn
lift. ROYAL COACH: new tires, and
dollie; % g SEQ, or best offer HI $3.50 - 20
ment; call UN. 1855; ,,-54' ;,
IT.. elec refgr; ST .s95. FA. 0IsI. "a
CONTINENTAL 1871; 3 large rms; excel
lent condition; price for quick sale, ST 100.
CO. 0s97. MRS MCPHERSON. ~
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS offers the fol-
lowing new and used trailers built by
world,famous, trailer manufacturers; m
ls46 schuIt Luxury Liner 2,2bs. 90
94ss l94s sehut Aristoerat ------- 4,53ee 4,52e @" 9"
iS4s sehut Shell -'------- 1881 aG
AMERICAN Trailer Co. INC. 1880 Wis
ave Phone WO :Sy3l
Evening star., 1948-07-22
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1888 carryall. N-ton; $3.50
or best offer under; In fair condition.
poDGE 1s4s h-ton panel. Call cH.
DODGE late 1s46 panel; very low mile
age and excel. condition. Call MI 4!11.
sPEuART sPE1 MoToR sTe co 5000 eth 1ns and New
York ave. NV MA. 5000. -24
FORD 1s4l stake; long n,, wheel base; me ,si
snsnisa sns; ss5S 1 sTR6HRr RteNs 'GS MofoR Co. ssh
and New York ave. NV; MA; 5000. Pa
FORD 1885 2-ton panel truck; wheels;
Phone MR.. ENoLIsH, at "a: $500 IS
FORD Ih-ton stake; 5000 miles; -pri-
yately owned and operated. Call sligo
poDGI; 10 wheel, 11H ton; no oI. ,call
REEo 1s'' "a ia45 dump trucks and one i94s
Sisss5 osn M4s' ss ca ~ after au Ss5 o~Ps
popcE ls4e 11,.oq van type; typ ~, al;s,s. Sc:
Al coma Call GE; 1l13; -22
SMG assl toP s4i 10 Ions ton. sudas
eel, cond. SHERIFF ITaa MOTOR co, 900
TsrEs ave ias1 81 1aES psnel $500; whitehorse
GARaos eansl s4oGs See lfaH Phi, varied + 200 % sa
GMC 194s tractor No. ,623; air brakes:
Of f'i list Price. Alex. 4e6s. wa2
FORD 1871 ton and half stake body; s
speeds forward. heavy duty, good cond.;
a bargain Call WA. 9019. rs
CHEVROLET 1910 Ia-ton panel: beautiful
new paint Job, runs excel, S4I5; Dodge.
l942, Army. panel, perfect, 1915. ALLAN
MOTORS, 1st and SITS. ne. RE; 1881
INTERNATIONAL 1885 h-ton panel truck,
excel cond.; $500. Call Georsia 1858,
cHEVRoIEr nV Of z 's is4s 1-ton package delivery;
1000 actual miles, like new; equip. for
Rarment hanger delivery: sl:aa5 cash,
trade or terms. ooda BELL MOTORS 500
lSTERsATISSAL 1897 m,,on ,s. panel; asl, s2as.
JULY OFFICIAL INVENTORY SALE used
trucks. Remember this is real sale;
trucks, 1854 to is4s, all % Kinds. Sizes IS and nd
models of dumps, stakes, tractors panels,
pickups, ysns. van and dump bodies. etc.
And they must be sod" Come out. look
nsm be- ever Tpsenn spd nses ses u; ssf hs M 1s
CO, 1905 Lee hwy, Arl;. CHI, 1000.
good truck bargains at our Alex. truck
plant, 1901 oronoco St, Alex, Va. ov.
CHEVROLET late 1s47 truck; 2-ton dump
unit, 2-speed rear: extra heavy booster
and springs: grill guard: like new See
at TANNERS GULF. 14th and Buchanan
SITS. NV --23
AUTO CAR TRACToR 1888 3-ton. sleeper
Federal tractor I947 3-ton; new truck;
Brockways 4) 1889 ah-ton chassis
Condition. and 1f A s
Dumps. ali sizes. also several practically
new 2la yard sy6 dump bodies. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO.. 300 r. !. ave. ne. MI. 5000.
Evening star., 1948-07-22
EXCEPTIONAL ACREAGE
STORES FOR RENT.

SHoEMAKERs, ATTENTION-conce
for shoe repairing in modern valet shop
available: new shopping center Southeast:
no competition Ia miles For informa-
ton, apply 1875 Lanier pl. NV, NO.
100 BLOCK COLUMBIA RD.-around
floor, 1Sx34. asphalt tile floor; heat fur
nished. A. M. ROTH, RE 1880 -22
UPPER 14th ST. s4e3 14th ST. NV
1909 legation; good for any business.
1871 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Large store:
spprox. 2Oxl0O; suitable any high class
business: air eond.: pvt. rear parking
For further details, call Mr. Gerber,
LEGUM Il GERBER REALTY CO., AID.
STORE FOR RENT IN Martinsburg, w. Va.
Best location in town. now occupied by
Peoples Drug Co Write Box 747, Martins
burg, w. Va, for details. go
NEW STORE, e15 18th ST.. 200 50. it.,
IN heart Of Medical Center; hreproof, in
sniasea: air conditioned, washups. alley
Eye Sts.' Al
SMALL STORE in good Northwest resi-
GENITAL and college section suitable for a
4.man barber shop or beauty parIor: low
renIal W. C. d. A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO., 1880 Mass. ave. NV, Or.
Evening star., 1948-07-22
OFFICES FOR RENT.

HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE, easy all-day park
lng' low rental; on hill opposite new
Co SG1nesessional Library. Call FIR. 1910 OF
x AT IIth ST. NV rooms furn. or
lnn.arn'si lsaHs n oslanee sss months lease or new
suite, use of waiting rm., secretarial serv-
ice only; will furnish for right person
Box 99-M Star. rs
ee7 6 sT. NW.-several rooms now avail,
SS1Gs 2sksE kSEAtax sEcaF aF eenneetn. ss2S
overlooking Franklin Park. 1904 Eye St
10Th AND H NV; 5000 50. 1T. in prom
ONCE BLDG; also 4-room suite; reasonable;
OFFICE esFRs 81 srAeh asao oAvAnAsLr-sinsi. 22 lm.
all space redecorated ideal downtown To-
pTemses s.. MR Een rental Raa
fVaNs sSf asS 4so It New York
NV n .s syailaDe Ina1 Immediately; dssysbls rM,
1885 K ST. NV. Harwiiil Bldg, 8 stories
s9ites s9n $ c9nsstins nan 81 or more rms from
9y same M Slds desired 'S Venetian ay b Slnds
nuorescent lights, complete service; these
are are worthy q inspection. BARsE STONE:
It10 .YE II: N.W.-First floor front Of
s. slSo % %onth III wAsHiNa1To'iN eals', hoas 4
IIFosT GO. rental dept. 900 r st. NV.
coNviNiENTLY LOCATED on,e. room,
available in large modern ONCE bldg. situ-
near Mse'sP' FISHER and co nunfs. Ne
Eealtor; 73s 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50
SO PER MONTH for lars. Groom ofnc.
~ anRp fsrvtsss k:s,G1s nsluasd S sk nkowN Realty
9TynT r A CEE
bS9pSns 6S9S ciros BIDS; reasonaSis. '9Ss "a.
ofFicE-l room furnished; 14th and q
sts' NV; ideal for accountant. MA. 1875.
ATTRACTIVE CONN. AVE. SUITE in iars.
downtown elevator bldg, near Maynower.
foyer, private bath. switchboard avail
s1a6; year or longer Aug. /. RE oS57
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-For attorney
or realtor. Across Court House Secretar-
IA sssycs ,d inGqds6 Box 25s star 2a'
Separate street entrance. 500 per mo
LAS EIsrF Psrk n,, I'd, nE:rtDs ng AD 17l7. -.7
Il q s:S .ns s.:s:a:: ..!!g Z
SUITE OF OFFICES on hrst noor, corner
Suitable for dentist. physician. real estate
insurance, optometrist, etc. Vicinity I4th
CO. ksstoi s 7ss i5sh s. j. nw sls45s ha
i' iosi VERMONT AVE. N.w.-rwo room.
and private bath on third floor Avail
able August 1st, S1l0.26 per month. in
eluding electricity for lighting purposes
Inspection during business hours. HENRY
]. ROBB, NC 1024 Vermont ave. NV.
EARSk FURNISHED private once With
outer space available to lawyer or bust
ness: In lawyers top quality suite Write
fully. Box 255-L. Star. -22
BARR BLDG, 910 18th st.. NV, mr.
Conn. and K St.; new, modern attrac. desk
space for those who want the best: re-
Sies sepfion'' c, NAL b1 aaa and .spsos
NN. WHITE HoUsE-2-rm. suite. frst
a.: lge. hallway; lavatory; $50. Avail.
for business or professional ONCE. Cali
ma: 2145; OF. 1899 after 9 Pm: As
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES available for
physicians or dentists; large. airy room.
wired for heavy duty equipment. x-ray
machines etc; dignihed neighborhood.
Phone Elk. ALL between o and -26
Evening star., 1948-07-22
EARMS WANTED
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE

SOMETHING NEW, actual harbor front
Dor; LARGE besutifully wooded WOODED hon homesites sites
where you may watch your boat ride at
anchor IN new harbor now under construc-
munity; low prices. terms If desired. Drive
solomons Island I'd, turn left at St. Leon
N, E. RocRH1iI, INC. or ssas address ss 'e ao7
Commonwealth Bldg, 1925 K st. NV
for further information. -25
DRUM POINT BEACH announces the
opening of its harbor section! Now sports
,whsre plans for q private dock and har-
Dor can become reality; where pleasure
door step; where % YOU s' are but Ut 'e stone's nus
throw from Solomons Island: Drum Point
Beach; You're right in the center of
Just Just about about everything nature has to offer,
of WASHINGTON; lots are generously pro.
portioned, none less than 10000 So. #. in in
arsa t.rms D,iesS 1npsualiy OS from s4s5
now. DRUM FONT CORR. s'sIn owners de-.
,sIn,s vslopers Washinston, D. 6, sole sales
Prince frederick los. ga
AVALON sHOREs-4-lot site overlooking
water; sacrifice. $3.50. MR.. BOND, ME.
$1,000 DOWN buys this very exclusive
f-room bungalow including furniture.
near Beverly and Mayo beaches, highly
restricted residential section, aa3-ft. living
PPoTtunity. PAsfoksLuTzss IN INC. 'nt 1iss rp
You U'oNhSS Want H. k NICE 4ssS soamunity on
Snesa. s Bay, not too far away, visit Cedar
Md; pier, sea wall, harbor; bus service.
$3.50 and ss,25o. Fine lots at $3.50 to
BAY H % e. ouiains MA esne sl,es Beach
sHnsr BAY RIDaG 9E IsafS S
BEvERIY BEAca@uss sGsPesaIiGn ssl rn a0i'fsa fafa
hSuss Ss for 'na sae oMSER As0 6sa sser
DRUM POINT BEACH, Washing IONS larE-
est beach DEVELOPMENT No need to worry
about crowded and contested beaches and
facilities; at Drum Point Beach there is
ample room for all, without crowdins!
Drum Point Beach has some of the most
beautiful beaches ever developed; miles
chesapeake. that even have shade treesl
Gorgeous forestry, too, plus 4 fresh-water
lakes and many other features too nu-
merouS to mention; superb location, easily
lots are generously proportioned, none
usually low, too! From S4e5 Uerms avail
DRUM POINT CORR. svners, sae deyelopers eSeiaana
Washing ton, D. C. Calvert Realty Agency,
sole sales agents. 220 Southern Bldg,
RE. e43S week ends phone Prince Fred
BAY RIDGE-Year around bay-front
home. available Immediately; new-house
condition; bedrm: and bath on 1st f..
bedrms. and bath on End f.; large liv.
rm. with firepl, din. rm., streamlined
kit. with picture window. elec. refgr, gas
stove. auto Laundry; beautiful view OF
water from picture windows lee
screened porehes; setting of shade trees;
2-car ga:age; 2 outdoor bath houses; oil
neat. D1. 2740 or Annapolis Bay Vista
WOODLAND BEACH II 5-room modern
bungalow, bath and 2 showers; screened
porch elec. kitchen, concrete patio: large
lot; excel; beach and boating: 25 mi.
from Wash, mi. to Annapolis Drive
out Mayo rd, 2 blks after Pophams Store
to cooper's cottage; 2143 Fairmont dr.
Owner on premises; easy terms; S5.a5O;
lmmed: occupancy. Ma 1859 -25
BUNGALOW, "a it. BY rs It.; . bedrms,
lily. rm., kit. and bath; partially com
pleted; waterfront lot, 57x135: Cobb
Island. WA. 1865 81
Evening star., 1948-07-22
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE NIMEDIATELY-I94s Chev
ssps stakes panels ann, and gisknp do5 htrs
DRIVE -UR-SELF. MI. T0l1
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. By the
hour: day. week or year: sTERRETT
Stif. POI q St NV. NO. 3311.
PICKUP TRUCK and operator available
for evening and Saturday work. CAN WA
206s. "a
TRUCK wITH DRIVER to hire for straw
rides, week NIGHTS and Sundays DU. 1855.
PANEL BODY TRUCK and driver for hire,
any time, Hight hauling Ii. 1879. "a
FORD 1912 1-ton panel truck with helper
sprinEs; $3.50 or next best cash offer.
Phone NE. 271o. --24
sonable. VALLEY FORGE DISTRIBUTING
CO., 1918 8. Capitol. s. --22