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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-06-23

following accounts be allowed pavah,.
out Of the County Fund. as foilows.
- H Moore. M. B. S. No. /. lSa'7s.
NJ s; Rogers. President, M. B. s. No
? ,ae - <. P. Thomas. M B. s. No
3 1872; e G; Campbell, M. B. S. No,
:, 1879: G. W. Ellison. M. B. s No
3, 1875; Parham H. Williams IN ~.
E E. Wynn, 1000. Ao.oV;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Tu.r
IHE BOARD Do NOW ADJOURN ITM
Ill ITS NEXT REGULAR MEET,ST..eS W
M. S. ROGERS, Presidar,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Thompson
and Judy of Morton, Texas. arriv.
ed Sunday for visit with NJ
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
0. w. Thompson. o
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-06-23
Proceedings OF The
Board OF Supervisors

BE IT REMEMBERED. that the re-
gular meeting OF the Board Of Super
visors Of Holmes County. Mississippi
was begun and held in the Courthouse
In the City of Lexington. Mississippi,
on this 9Th day of June. 1949. II being
the First day Of said term, with the
sent. to-wit: Joe H. Moore. M. d. 5.
No. /. M. S. Rogers. President. NJ. b.
s, No. 2: X. p. Thomas. M. B. S. No.
.: G. G. Campbell, M b. S. No. 4;
G. w. Ellison. M B. S. No. S; Par
ham H. Williams. Clerk; Z. +. Wynn.
sheriff: and II. II. johnson. attorney
for the Board
When ana where the following pro-
ceedings were then and there held ana
had:
In Pc r,,,rt, r.suo....
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-06-23

1t is hereby ordered that the so,lou,.
ing accounts be allowed payable out OF
Separate Road District No. for sal
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-06-23

1T IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29

while others are black or blue
black. Distinguish on this bases
between the five named in the left
column. Place check mark under
the appropriate heading for each.
One point for each correct judg-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
7 axe My Word for 1t

If you like to crawl into caves and
poke around through caverns, you're
a spelunker.
Spelunk is a middle English
word meaning, cavern: cave;
den." It is from the Latin spe-
lunca, "a cave" from the Greek
spelynx. Spelunk is pronounced:
SPEC LUNCH; or: spee-LUNGK.
Spelunker, once obsolete word,
has recently come into American
English in the meaning Of "a per-
son whose hobby is exploring caves
and caverns, but who does so as an
amateur"
On the other hand, if you are a
scientist, versed in the study of
caves and how they are formed, you
are not a spelunker-you are a
psychologist, IAN expert in the study
of caves" pronounced: spee-lee-
OIL uh-jist. Speleologist is the
science of studying caves, pro-
nounced: spee-lee-OLL-uh-jee
How is the name Goethe pro-
nounced? We've seen the name
Goethe in print many times this
year. for 1949 is the 200th anniver-
sary Of Goethe's birth. The Ger
man author and poet. Johann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
It's Trick or Treat Time Again
As Halloween 'Gob|ins' Roam

The small-fry's week end is
upon us.
Halloween, ably assisted so fan
by eerie skies and drippy trees, as
usual has been celebrated in ad.
vance by youngsters, whose cos
tunes may become a bit bedragglec
by Monday.
Tiny tots are left on the side
walk while their g., g. and To-
year-old chaperons race excitedly
On a porch and apply the tick tack
to window.
Then the slap-slap of feet is
heard echoing down the block
followed by a sudden pause as the
GREATNESS prankster worries about
possible chasers.
But this is the less audacious
technique. The trick-or treat
crowd (ageless) boldly arranges
itself around door and the
chant. call or below begins. This
group has a memory like an ele-
plant or, at least, it marks well
from year to year the source of
candy. cookies and cider.
And the non-producer gets told
off in resounding, insulting and
continuing chorus, backed up with
door bell ringings, porch-thump-
ings and flower pot removals.
The traditional day has never
been any fun alone. The neigh
borhood gang picks up recruits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29

he was reluctant to regard his club
holding as stopper and abandoned
the no-trump idea.
South realized that even with a
mild holding in the North hand a
slam might oe available and tenn
porized by bidding four clubs (hearts
had presumably been agreed upon
and this was intended as an ace
showing bid. North's bid Of -four
diamonds was clear-cut and then
South overbid the game with a call
of five hearts. North properly con-
strued this as an inquiry into the
nature of his spade holding ano
realized that South could not en-
bark upon a slam for fear that two
tricks would be lost in that suit
Since he could promise to lose ne
more than one spade trick, NORTH
accepted the invitation.
The king of clubs was opened
South won and took only two rounds
of trumps, leaving one at large
He then played the ace, king ano
queen of diamonds and ruffed d
small one with the nine Of hearts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29

from block to block, adults or.
ganize parties and dances and il
any one is left out, schools anc
churches and the Recreation De.
partment, with their planned area
events, aren't to blame.
And while the teen-agers are
holding their horror hops ano
younger brother tries to catch g
bobbing apple with missing teeth
there sometimes is a more ram
bunctious element rowing Wash
ington streets.
To them goes this please:
No DETACHMENT. No breakage
And above all-no soap.
The fire marshals Office also
warned residents as well as en-
tertainment place owners of the
danger of fire which can start
easily in tissue paper decorations
and f1imsy jack-o-lanterns.
Instead of a one-night per-
Torrance of the understood
ghost. skeleton. witch and goblin
let him take three. Tonight, to-
morrow and Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
By ChorIes II. Goren

view when this hand came up in
the recent sectional tournament at
Atlantic City. Few teams reached
the slam contract of six hearts and
only one declarer succeeded in
bringing home IL tricks. The play
has special appeal to me because
of its absolute simplicity.
South elected to open with bid
of one heart, though several of the
players who held it chose to make a
demand bid. 1t is a very close
choice. Were the suits both majors
I would insist upon an opening bid
of two; even the addition of the
jack of diamonds would make it an
obligatory opening two-heart bid.
North responded dutifully with one
no-trump and South made game
forcing Jump shift of three dia-
monds. North chose to return to
the first suit. Facing a two-S utter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
American Newsman
SAYS Soviet Whites
Moscow Press CORPS
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Oct. 29.-oseph New.
man. Moscow correspondent fol
the New York Herald Tribune
charged today that the Soviet
government has embarked on q
new policy of deliberately cutting
down or eliminating the American
press corps in the Russian capital
In statement Endorsed by his
newspaper. Mr.. Newman said this
was the intent of the new Soviet
policy of issuing correspondents
an exit visa without an automatic
re-entry permit.
Mr.. Newman left Moscow last
June on annual leave and to get
married in Paris. He has been
unable to obtain a re-entry visa
although. he said. Soviet Press
Chief Georgi Frantsev told him
June there would be no difficulty
In getting one.
THE purpose of the new visa
system is now clear" he said. 1T
is an instrument which permits
the Soviet Union to exclude an
accredited correspondent without
resorting to the clumsy device of
expelling him on trumped-up
charges of espionage"
AS a result, the Herald Tribune
said it was forced to close the
Moscow bureau it opened two
and-a-half years ago as a result
of a direct appeal to Prime Min
lister Stain on the papers behalf
by Harold Stassen. The former
Minnesota Governor, now presi-
dent of the University of Penn
sylvania, made the appeal during
q visit to Russia.
Mr.. Newman listed the following
as remaining in Moscow: ~
Eddy Gilmore and Thomas
Whitney of the Associated Press.
Henry Shapiro of the United
Press.
Harrison Salisbury of the New
York Times.
Andrew Steiger of McGraw Hill
publications and the British agen-
cy. Exchange Telegraph.
He added that the only two
representatives of the non-Com-
munist Western press at Moscow
are Don Dallas of Reuters and
Serge Ginsburg of the French
Press Agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29

No, one. can learn grammar without
knowing the eight parts Of speech: ND
OF speech in simple, non-technical lam
guage. For copy: send cents in coin.
him, care Of The Star, P. o. Box 90.
station q. New York Is. N. Y. ."'@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
Natures Children
By Lillian Cox Athey

Devilflsh are ugly enough to belong
to his satanic majesty. To look a
devilfish in the mouth, its yard-wide
jaws filled with sharp teeth that
could tear and kill with one snap,
is to shake at the very idea of meet
ing this monster. A devilflSh weighs
about ton and is about 20 feet long.
The things of value about devil
fish are their tough and leathery
skin, which is made into shoes: their
inns, for soup; their livers, for oil
and food for natives, and their teeth,
of all things, for necklaces.
Mexicans call "satan's own fish
manta birostris. The common name
is manta. The devils migrate during
the hot season, appearing as far
north as Guaymas. All fishing is
done much farther south at Mazat-
Ian. sleepy Mexican town where it
is insufferably hot. At this place,
if you can stand the heat, you catch
fine mackerel, rooster fish and red
snapper. Sharks are abundant. A
leather factory started up there
when sharks skins were first used
for leather.
A pole with spade shaped blade
on it is used to jab the devilfish at
close quarters. Harpoons with small
expanding barbs also are used. No
more murderous implements could
be imagined.
The f1ippers of this giant fish
resemble wings as it swims along in
the water. They appear just above
the surface. Many mistake devil
fish for sharks.
At close range you recognize the
great grotesque body stretched be-
tween the wing tips. The monsters
are 20 feet across and about Is feet
from head to tail. "Satan's own
fish" is a nightmare you cannot get
out of your mind.
Intent on getting away, wounded
devilfish will pull a motor boat
about, regardless of its running
motor.
With a flip of one wing, a manta
ee1AA cSoo 6oA1O1lo VI "dVCl DIV yOu
almost filling the boat. He slashes
alongside as if intent on revenge
his small eyes glaring with hate
If he decides to, he drops to the
bottom, and you tremble with fear
lest he come up under your boat.
Devilflsh can take lot of punish
ment. Perhaps their tremendous
size makes them appear to be more
formidable than they actually are.
When you are safely out of reach
in a much larger boat than is used
to hunt devilfish, you enjoy watch
ing one swirl about, each wire
slapping the water with a terrific
noise. Sometimes a devil gets tt
swirling so fast he turns over. dis.
playing his snowy-white underside
Then the men in the small boat ust
an automatic. Usually gun slug.
have about as much effect as small
pebbles.
On one such occasion, after IL
shots, the mammoth fish dived with
ease, coming up later displaying the
great holes made in his back by the
blade of a pole knife. He then
jerked free of the harpoon ano
moved nonchantly away.
"Satan's own fish" is a die-harc
and q valiant fighter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
Test Your Horse Sense-syDr G. w. c,o"

l. The year 1949 should make one
think primarily of which chemical
symbol?
lib AU GU FEE
g. Which term refers to legal
crime?
Neurosis Flotsam Arson Mason
8. Which of these farm animals
is the weed eater?
Shetland pony Goat Cow Hog
4. Which bird is associated with
lakes?
Loon Canary Robin Oriole
| S. The Ananias Club would be
filled with which type of man?
Aviator Bird lover a.
| Farmer Fisherman
clio. Some berries are essentially
red in color when they are ripe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
Hoymeses Expecting

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 2g d.
Nursery plans figure strongly in
the Dick Haymes-Nor Eddington
Flynn household. They are ex-
pecting a baby, although "the date
is a good way off," Nora admitted
to friends yesterday. The singer
and Enrol Flynn's ex-wife were
married last July. Both have
children by previous marriages.
three for Dick by jeanne Dru and
two for Nora by Flynn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
Red. Black.
Answers on Horse Sens. Quiz.

Score yourself as follows: o. poor:
So, average; 7-s, superior; 9-10, very
! superior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
Col. Kendrick Gets Post
At Walter Reed Hospital

1t. Col. Douglas B. Kendrick
has been appointed assistant chief
of surgery at Walter Reed Hos
pital, it was announced today.
Col. Kendrick, who served on
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's staff in
Tokyo from 1945 to 1913, recent
ly finished years refresher
course in surgery at Mayo Clinic,
Rochester. MINI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
in dummy, establishing the suit and

in dummy, establishing the suit and
conceding only one trick TO the ace
of spades.
The election not to pull all the
trumps is sound. If diamonds do
not break, it will do no good for
declarer to draw the trumps. since
he will have to lose one trick in
diamonds. If diamonds DO break it
will be safe to I.lay two rounds of
the suit. If both opponents follow
the last trump is drawn. If one of
them shows out, declarer has the
hope that the player who has no
more diamonds West in this case)
also has no more trumps. It's a
remote chance, but it costs pothing
to try.
(Copyright, 1919, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
Frank Colby

Wolgang Won Goethe, was born at
Frankfort am Main.
The name Goethe is sometimes
pronounced "Ger-tuh," a pronuncia-
ton that is recommended as correct
by the NBC speech consultant. But
"GER-tuh" is quite erroneous: no
"r' sound occurs in the correct
pronunciation.
To pronounce the first syllable Of
Goethe correctly, purse the lips as
if to say 60" Now, without I'M
pursuing the lips, say "GEH,' blend
ing the long "o' and the short "e"
into sound that is about midway
between get" and gut"
The eth" has the sound of at"
So. letting ZOE" stand for the blend
of long 20" and short "e," the name
Is pronounced: GOE-tuh.
Another way of getting the pro-
nunciation approximately correct is
to use the "u" sound as in the first
syllable of gurgle, but without any
trace of the sound of "r."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
Word Game
Find So or more words in
DENATURE,

meaning, ito render unfit for eat
ing or drinking" Average is SIS:
limit, IS minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or mora
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats"
eats are not used: Only one form OF .
A list will be published Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29

/. Au tGold). 2. Arson tFire setting).
3. Goat. 4. Loon: s. Fisherman ,(Truth-
stretchers). 8. The mulberry and elder
berry are black. The three other are
Evening star., 1949-06-16

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lAstsN FssS A8sH aSh - e.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
LOTS FOR SALE tcee,., /,
BY 10 Fischer

$50 down buys ramhier-sise lot.
Il acre. wooded. eiec. transps near
Glendale $3.50. ALyrN EPLiNo
$500 Down buys lot, saxeo0; city
water. cleo and severl near Msry-
land University $3.50. ALVIN
EPLING, uS. 0al3- III
WooDsIDE PARK, choice corner lot,
over IT 500 SO f., ideal site 10
build your rambler We have sew
erAl other desirable lots IN ihis
hiEh class residential section. Prices
ranging from $500 70 sh,5aO
For full details, call THOM s'SoN
& GRAY, Realtors. a04 Ellsworth
DR.. Silver Spring. SltFo aIu0 TN
pm 1T
PARK. of Pa. ave sc.
Lot 50&l30. $500 block Of HlEh-
wood Drive Sc VIII sacrifice. ST.
500. OWNER. AK. s446. --la
CLEARED ACRE LOT, Ieo-ft. front
aEe, located coiesyille Farm estate.
RA I116 -ta
LoRCoM LANE, cor. Jackson. Ar
lineton; l05xl20 fl, utilities. level,
trees; elose-in. developed section.
OR i42s 20s
Evening star., 1949-06-16
OFFICES FOR RENT

sEMIa eSu+sh .e.s. of efs, pro,..o. + ss
sTUbio. iso7 Il st. nw.-s rms. ..
pvt. washroom, fluorescent lights;
rent S65. ME. 202S. --l6
COLUMBIA RD.. near 1sth-cfsee
occupied By physician 30 years.
doctor, chiropractor. etc; $50: in
spection by appointment. PLANT Il
GORDON, INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV
sIs end ST. N.w.-streei-Ievei once
in Isl class once BUILDING, 15x25.
Ideal for distributor small merchan-
disc; light and heat turn: s65 a
NO NO See MccREA EQUIPMENT co.
DESK sPacE and telephon. rs sersic.
for young lawyer in ofiicss Of es-
Reasonable rental. Box 1ls-K. Star.
1873 1Ith ST. NV, opposite wash.
Gas Light Co. End and I'd fs !;
enGtty sniS Plne o,s.n psnelsd walls; f4G,, rent
sees s nearby aSi Csasr sas sA' ,ioi t5Hnt ia Gi
e,ss So sU:n''s sp:n .D.ss s:eGn moa.,n
Private eni IDEAL for orranisa-
$500 SQUARE FEET in desirable
ONCE building located in center of
and other facilities ai afpa caii Mr.. 6oHs podae'
IT,. WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash
ington Building, DI. $500: evenings.
phone OR, S4g6.
ATTRACTIvELY FURN. pvt, once, use
OF reception rm.. choice loo, l4th
sssil sns 81 81: FgsssFp'i0ni''' gstF ''Dins sfF'
18th AND X NV rooms lava
tory. For professional or business
use: reasonable rent; lease. MA.
al2a. MR.. MESfROW --21
OPPOSITE sTATLER-Desirapie front
once suite: 3 rooms and lavatory:
I!shtIss; is SIS mo- GO. aSass'sos sSsi or
1sss sai And xsf'' n srs.-, 900. a.ooeo e7 or
heart ta: dis. pf isia: 81 sos
R.Rsss1aF'5: 2.sssen req en- o0sa SaoS se'1fR ss
AEoRfTEeTs' ES3Fhi ssskds5i S5iir,cE. 7.h -i3 ,,op
very light. 1873 N st. NV. Phone
i iii Goop HOPE Rp. Sc. sna
yery. large rooms In brand-new
EIsnEiin. with WEsvER BRos;,
.Sss. Me., gI MIs'htnsson 44sss Bldg" d. $40 $500
1855 X ST. NV entire floors: II
large rms, Laws. utils. furn. low
rental. DRURY REALTY CORP,
1887 K. RE. 1913. III
1900 sSo BLk 4 conn, CONN AvEspace AVE- s,a ,s nss
elevator serv.; nice loc. See Mr..
Dixon Of JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO.
1022 18th st. NV. ST. 200. III
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. l 10 4
rooms. reasonable rentals ITO
Takoma Park HENRY sALUs,
t104 Vermont ave. NV. ST. 3344
FRONT OFFICE, second floor, 35 By
20; $125 per month. 1921 Con-
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LAKE esirr. isx saeaa.
MooREFTrIn. OK. ssSe Ia
SYLVAN SHORES. c-ks colt sS,.SA
Dealt, Nd. S ?. new. on Sas 81. .aSt'
Chalk Pt Nd s r, ear view. - asu
Cali MRS. TAYLOR sisse iate
RACK RAT. West River. Mo Got
t&se has lArEe liv Fm. arerl .
hedrms kit. bath. larss porch
naiiy fgrn Write CHAs Il FRENCH
20 Baylor rd. TreRsoa 30, n. }
NEW RusTfc COTTAGE. Ideal ior
small family. ionS .FuniAgt on
Patuxent, slsc. bath. hrrpl, @+ft
porch; trees. sarden. bnst haFbeT
sh0i after pm
YEAR ROUND HOME With beautiful
water vlew--ige Nv. rm : brdFms
eempi bath, lac. mod. katehsa. stth
slec stove, h "a h, refgT,. .gs slRss
inelosed front porch. screened SAds
porch. oil heat, ihSats tea furn 4
real BARGAIN at S3- ST. E2sy terms,
BOND NE a5la ~lT'
Evening star., 1949-06-16
STORES FOR RENT tcont. ,

1II4 7TH ST. N.W.-Best block for
colored trade: 25'x1o0' with half
basement. JACK CoOPERsM1TH
a27 18th st. nv. RE 4o26. 21'
s65 FOR STORE AND OFFICE' Gs
ave. and Madison SITS. n.v.-Immed,
poss -AY REALTY CO. INC. RA.
STORE. suitable for any type of bua-
ness or oflces; will rent TO q respen-
sible party. 5Ji1 Ga. ave, NV.
is
sas N. Y. AvE.-Modern store; suit
able for distribution. delicslesSen,
beauty Shop etc. Call Mr.. Franklin.
WEAVER BROS, INC. wash. Bids,
DI. $500; ewes. phone GL- 1855,
STORE FOR RENT; ideal spot, close
TO new Telephone BLDG, AID. 03os,
s3s N. Y. AVE. N.w.-store or ofe..
approx 20x30. 2 stories: $S5 per
mo. RAYMOND r. RUPERT. ldl7
7th st. nv ST. S4s4 lis
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended
Suitable for hardware, ehildren's
wear, delicatesSen. Phone 81. 1929
or SH. 406f. -le
NR. NO. CAPITOL and N. r. ave.-
New store and ofdcss; eonyen. to
every section.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
l424 x St NV Open til Q pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST Trust LOANS or real estate;
monthly payments. r. J. WAfsHE
Wiz BtY d.isfr.s ass pafsh.s. sA mssss. ssss
eeeond trust. reas. discounts. Nh
QUICK, ST. 173i: ewes. RA- 3tis,
Cash IN ONE pAY-IndividuaI
wants to obtain end trusts ON d. c.
ssilssnSts s Du G ssc st dss ss' Of 70. .,. s.'h
FIRsT AND sEIoNp TsUsI LOANS
,.sARTow REALTY co, Realtors
MoSSts On ssc0SD iEusT-ws
win bug seeend-trasi notes.. D. G..
saszf ss;a.FSS hd as4ss e Ss ksss'S'ii: syrsT fsi.
MENT CORR: isia u = ava 40
MoafGAGT LOANS. ss-sn.-s-,
Graded aeeordins - character ef
loan, no shsree for sppfasssh.
=. .oofs ssS a. Z I'll HIS So ies g. r.as r as
owns ss s's.ifsss s.ii coLai sfls lrsnssssT ut
tSoss 2 20 on "a asAI 4 e ssra4s. 'ns' is .as
z. zee III fsssasnY Y aL ;ss ' .ssss assss ss. 81.
TRUSTS. is.. end and sTd: Ma. Va
%. C.: VII % service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. aoS ". Y. ave. nv. RI iai2
sas AND Sra rRusr MOTHS esr.
e E,r ss.s: 4 eosssRJg, s9s. Il, iss ssSs. ss.i'of'
CASE FoK End TRusT MOTIFS
white ar eoaoredl dl--csulek ssttls-
nrnt; prefer personal calls 70 teis-
ghe1s ssIls, FULTON :, poR. poR
pS ...s,srss
Evening star., 1949-06-16
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RfNI

n, or PRINCE FREDERICK, an,
beach, 5-r and ami. all SeAi
occupancy: VIDE lot. Only s7.hsa
terms n Beach, s+.ib0, terms
occupancy ca. take equity in hcms
IN ns D c. Lots' acreASe- n n
QUIET RETREAT, LAKE, JACKSON
Only 81 miles Wash, More than loo
II. water front. pvt pier, knotty
pine cottage, all eonveniences. refxr
Bargain. - 600. OIL. 3n0s. -22
DAEEs REACH ON THE HAY-~Lss
e9igR e *. ss9 s9as. n ',sssSSsns sssan w ms' ..
very cheap; small down payment
bal. In monthly payments. See W.
D DRESSER st property.
COTTAGE near Washtng,o ton, salt wa-
Ter. ami: es ths week or menth B;
COTTAGE, COLONIAL RsAcH. VA.
s:s, ssss 'i,s * asa 4so, water avail June
rDGTwATrR sIAcH. Mp.-sunny
Ssetion. Z bedrms-. liv rm., shower
kit, . porchex; now thFnaEh Labor
Day; inspect Sat, before a Gail
MRS CRoxToN. Wed. and Thurs
roiST on r LOOKOUT, MD.-s rms. and
bath hik, from river and bay
good swimming. best nshins on the
bAy; boat furn. cY. a2aT SO
COTTAGE at HerrtnE Bay. avail
June ls TO e. ooos Grabbing; hsh-
ins s.es' .ns s.ts..n sssa,Hs .ns sss' m Can OR
MODERN EuRNisHsp coTT.ets.
week or month, Phon. wo, eIbs
after I pm or MA. 734t H.
REACH. yA--Ries cool.
S-rm, waterfront cottage. elec, and
gas, INCL grounds, accommodates =;
available July , for / wk., SSS. July
e4th for 2-wk, period. 500. gN
BREEZY POINT BEACH Modern
eottaee by week or month, Call 10
REaOBorH. DEL. H.niopep av.
Rent for season, direct from owner
Save 10fe Comfortably turn. -
story cottage with . tss. airy harms
and big screened Sleeping porch, All
with sal beds and -sprins
mattresses, Large downstairs SIT
tins or dlninE porch. elsc. ranss,
rm and bath. Gar. A cha rm,ns
place, Can be seen any day. Owner
now on premises. For details cati
OIL. $3.50 after n pm ~-2a
FURNISHED COTTAGE on Tidewater.
lower Potomac near Leenardiown.
from June 18th Call WI na0a.
FURN. COTTAGE.
lEe. hv, rm., sbedrms.. porch, kit.
bath. Kenwood Beach. uN. ssae.
MODERN COTTAGE for rent. North
Beach Park. Avail immed,, reas.
BY OWNER. Cali North Beach so.
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SHADY SIDE. MB.--Cottaee on bay.
xs.er. RESI-. Mrs. YESDEIL.
West River 63a3. --I6
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