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WESTGATE
Located in an. excellent residential
arearThis charming. Dutch, Co
weii-iandscaped lot. The 1st fioor iie
paneled den. full bath, dining room.
modern kitchen and screened porch |:
End floor. 3 bedrooms and bath. pam
eled recreation room; oil hot-water
asat aiaen 0uiltin nd nEns garage excellent con-
S1i'f ". 5. sa1si MR1eaF Ga7E EN-. 5000
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
An unusually fine, modern brick
home at very attractive price,
for par2chial and public schools;
ilreplace, dining room. kitchen; end
attic, bright cheerful recreation
room with fireplace and bar; all
bedrooms are nice size; excellent
ts1ssd ess sarsse lst I'll
Large porch; priced for quick sale
". B. WRIGHT' EN-. 5000
$1,000 DOWN. EASY TERMS.
500 FERN PL. NV.
Vacant; oct. brick; 2-bedrm. home;
excel. cond.; spacious gronnds; gas
neat recf. fm. Price, Slg,DUU. 10
inspect, TU. 1900 or ia. 6172. "a
American University PIX.
Very attractive. spacious Colonial
brick home. located on corner lot,
within 2 blocks of Spring Valley
shopping center. First A., large hv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen,
screened porch; End a.. 3 twin
ished attic: beautiful recreation
room: 2-car detached garage. Bus
at corner: near school and churches.
This is a nice home and worth
seeing. E. r. BOYNTON CO.. OR.
0s00. Mr.. Blackwell OR. 1851,
eves' sss y
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DARSON APIS. INC.-S9O0 Man
chester rd., Silver Spring, Nd, Sligo
Creek Park area.-Applications be-
ginning from SS1 so. Open Ewes. z
8. Veterans preference. BELFIORE
CO.. Rental Agents. 1911 L st. NV.
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HOUSES FUR. OR uhruR.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with
walled-in garden, hallway; living
room with fireplace, dining room,
powder room. unusually large kitch-
en-, terrace; 3 bedrooms. i bath up;
gas heat; S210 monthly. require l.
year lease; prefer adults; refs.
Available Oct /. For further de-
tails call Mrs. Finn, DU. 1884.
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2300 CONN. AVENUE

NEW-MODEttN@ EttN@FlHEfNOOF.
WINDSOR PARK HOTEL
Just made available-One each of our
most desirable l and 2 bedroom
unfurnished apartments. Picture
windows, parquet floors, pleasant
exposures. Situated at close-in Taft
Bridge;~ convenient to everything.
Rentals include all utilities. elevator,
package room and washing
service. plug laundry and roof gar
ATR-coNDTTioNED DINING ROOM
From $3.50 UP. Call HU. 7700.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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APIS. uhEuRhIshEp Cont. J

COLORED-WHY RENr?-For only
$3.50 cash you can move in and be
the proud owner Of q select apt;
LOPATIN, DI. $3.50; eyes,. RA. 06OS.
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KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments

New Garden Apartments
A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt, adjoining
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club in Landover, Md.
Safe Playground for Children.
Small Super-Market.
Beautiful, well-arranged, 2-bedroom
apartments, featuring large picture
windows, at $50 to 500, gas and
electricity included
Exquisite duplex apartments at S105
per month.
Directions: From peace Cross at
Bladensburg. take Route q. s. so
to Bird traffic light, then turn right
on Route 202, go la miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover, Nd.
AP. 016S. -2S
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CAFRITZ

1757 HARVARD ST. NV.
6,room modern Ie row ,aEds brick sgn With hho6
baths "a as cnt heat f., pniee' ne sirbs,pU
IH With coNNER 81 YER & RYoN: INC, ex:
sE s!Esiss ss1s ssenss sSss 91 pE s sssa st. 25 R"
CoLoRED-RAND0LPH ST. NV
$1,000 to $1,000 down: near Sol
diers' Home-A really marvelou!
4-bedroom brick home for you here
All you need do is have q look q q
is Kitchen. hasRe sss ssss .aFEa AfEas vi sEA n
COLORED-GIRARD NEAR 18th
Detached 7 room, auto heat: rec
reation room, etc, refined environ
ment; sacrificing, S13,500; terms
Mr.. PARKS. DE. 1850. -29 -
CoLoRED-1oi2 QUEBEC PL: NV
gar, gar oil; concrete front porch; saI IA
CoLoRED-s1. 900 DOWNS rms.
bath; brick; on 11th St, near Mon
roe; rear yard, garage, oil nv q
AuHRTaERa Rifs h0Ra; Re. s4Ma5. eIip9sF7p 81 s2s7
CoLoREDWi3th ST, near Girardlo
Apt. house: quoted income. S42o
mo-; well furnished. nice CONDITION
trade considered. W. CLIFFORD
cS1 sHERT4EK;s nSEns III; EREI;rWEENS Sa 9th AM; Am
10TH spacious rooms: hot-wateI
oil: excellent condition; terms. MR.
COLORED-RANDOLPH ST. NV
1900 blk; rms; $1,000 trust, ~
sacrifice for cash. Box 348-C, Star.
coLoREp-seeo BLOCK 18th ST;
N.W.-See this large and modern
brick home arranged as 8 rms, plus
. complete and entirely pvt pvt. tesmt ssms'
Mr. Mr. stover. Nv cAMPANELIA & wooD,
*. I,o 411s; ewes. and Sun. -sE Iw'
cohoRED eiaSi - toN THE AvENGE,
S7a7 New Hamp. ave-; 7-rm. det.;
h.-W:h.: cony; schools, transp.
C0EoRED-i.is Oh Hi; QUINCY ST. NV.
We have several beautiful Groom
homes in 1900 block Of Quincy st..
and 1000 block of Quebec pl. nv.
How'd. rs, built-in gar, gas h.-W;h.
AS low as SIT per month. Mr..
COMBS and Mr.. Jacobs. ia. 1884;
Ia. O9sS Sunday and evenings.
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HOUSES UhFURkIsHED Cont.

WHITE BRICK, new quality house,
with beautiful view; in a highly re-
stricted nearby Va. community: LIST
floor, bedroom or den with full bath;
3 bedrooms and bath on End floor
full basement with maids bath and
recreation area; screened porch,
screened breeZeway to garage; alls
electric kitchen with GE dishwasher
and disposal exquisite landscaping;
S"25 per month.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
CHI. 3S3S Ewes. and Sun, GL. 3s3S.
COLORED-2619 18th PL. S.E.-3
and If interested, apply RIM. 316,
1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
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Excellent Sc. Location
Excellent Value
SALES, INC.
MA. 9141
CQ-OP RESALE

WV 4ti-1&4dC
A charming 2-bedrm. apt,
in a refined neighborhood,
overlooking restful Sligo park
way. Lovely parquet floors,
dinette, large kitchen, tiled
bath, in a modern building;
$4,000, with only $2.S27 cash,
$68. So month, including op-
Grating. Close to shopping
and good transp. Call Mr..
Watts now at RA. 1881.
HOME REALTY co.
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Massachusetts, Park
New listing. Owner, leaving city,
must sell beautifully decorated Gus
tom-built home on lge. LOT. Spacious
1st fir. has lge. center hall, 30-ft.
drawing rm. with French doors to
veranda, morning rm., den. lge. din.
rm. and kit; lge. bedrms., 3 baths
on 2nd flr.: good rm. and bath on
3rd: 2-car gar. Excel. for entertain
ing. Call Miss Corbin for appt.
SANDOZ. DU. 1884 or CO. 1924.
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COOP. APTs. FOR SALE tcont.

COLORED-VACANT-Move in with
$3.50 cash. Join a select apt. owner
ship in the finest location on the
hill HARRY LOPATIN, DI. 1850;
ewes, RA, O60S 1T
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest ST
AMER. UNIV. PARK

Lovely corner det. all-brick Colonial,
with 3 bedrms. and baths. center
hall large liv. rm. with fireplace
with an adjoining porch, full din.
rm. and nice kit, rec. rm.. Oil INV.
heat; lovely handicapped yard with
sunken garden, 2-car gar. Don't
miss. See today Priced right for
sale. Call ST. 1898.
PHILLIPS & COMPANY
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NAYLOR GARDENS
Realtors, RE. 1887. -:

OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY
Several select 1 and 2 bedrm.- units
available to veterans. CONSISTING
OF I2 1S FIT. LIV. RIM, FOYER,
DIN. RM., LARGE MODERN KIT,
TILED BATH, LARGE BEDROOMS,
AMPLE CLOSETS.
aI payment, monthly mont aysns: payments 0firs from
S64.75 (all charges included) /.
1-bedrm. unit, $3.50 up; 2-bedrm.
unit, S6,750 UP. Compare these CO.
op. prices to othersi Ample storage
and laundry facilities, beautiful
grounds. best construction. Children
hand. Sales ONCE, Administration
Bldg, cor. Naylor I'd. and Both st.
Sc. Open daily, SO pm; Sat-,
Sun, 1-5 pm.
DRURY REALTY CORP.
Exclusive Agents-RE. 1893.
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HAWTHORNE
6949 GREENVALE ST. NV.
OPEN DAILY 3 TO DARK

VI I1N 0IAI11 1O DIH313A
New 6-rm., 2l2-baths, custom built
Colonial home, offering the unusual
features of lighted kit. cabinets.
colored bathrm. fixtures, gas INV. h.
Many lge. closets. aluminium dble
duty windows, attached garage. Di-
rectionS: Out Conn. ave. to Chevy
Chase Cir. right on Western ave.
to Chestnut ST., right on Chestnut
to Greenyale. left to sign.
RAYMOND B. DUNN.
xeoo 1ry;- A.. IN rooo 90
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GEORGETOWN HOUSE
S13950

Row brick in excel. cond.; LIST floor
has hall, liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen,
screened-in back porch: 2nd Fl. has
2 bedrms., bath and small study:
there is a bsmt., rec. rm.. garden
and garage For further informa-
tion call MR.. LATONA. Ma. 1877;
euaS Clioo ok
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JUST OFF CONN. AVE.

Beautiful apt. remodeled and redec-
GRATED throughout for gracious liv-
ing; located in Washington's best
close-in area. Consists of 2 bed
rooms, living room, dining room,
foyer. modern kitchen and bath:
elevator service, secretarial service:
low maintenance. Terms. Phone
CO. 3196 or DE. 5000. -25
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REALTORS
1113 18th st. NV, Elk. 24S0. -23
Cleveland PIX. Town House
Distinctive location and a house in
tip-top condition inside and out.
Six bedrms., 3 baths, plus maids
room and bath in basement. First
floor has side-hall entrance with
living room. dining room, kitchen
and den. all spacious and bright
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
NEW CONSTRUCTION
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

u - SSNS4 &A4NS -
TWO BEDROOMS, $S1. so TO $S5
UTILITIES INCLUDED
These apis. must be seen to
appreciate the value offered.
Conveniently located within
one-half mile D. c. line; Vene-
tian blinds, fenced-in play
yards, laundry rooms, storage
space, 19-foot living rooms,
parking areas.
Resident manager on prem.
: Aees daily until 8 pm.
Take K-6 bus direct to prof.
ect, from Michigan ave. ne.
terminal or from New Hamp-
shire ave- and District line; or
. drive east on Missouri ave.
tRiggs rd.) to Chillum rd.,
: right to project, or out Mich
tgan ave. (Queens Chapel rd.)
10 chillum rd.. left to project.
Fl. G.. SMITHY co.
el1 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
: -Q2
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NEW, RMS, with full bsmt., gas
heat: on Alabama ave, nr. inter-
section Good Hope I'd. Sc; conv. to
shops, schools and buses: corner
house: S135 month.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
RE JoHR or VT RdnR -o2
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BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD
1St-Floor Lavatory and Den
TUCKERMAN AT 9th ST.
Corner semidetached brick, z rooms
gas heat. garage; beautiful side
lawn, l block to shopping, trans
portation. schools; only one trust
HYMAN. RE 3379. 81. O345
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1st-MADISON NV

ISI-NIAD1OOIN INV.
Large Groom row brick in excellent
cond., eauipt. kit u baths. two
rage, rec. rm., h-w.h.: priced right,
with $4,000 cash. DI. 90SO, NO.
1860.
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SPRING VALLEY
A lovely detached home, 4 bedrooms,
2 baths. Spacious 1st-fioor plan
including buffers pantry and sun
room. Rec. room: auto heat: gear
garage; $500. Call Miss Bland (eve-
nings, WO. 64s6l. THOS. J.
FISHER 81 CO., INC, Realtors, DI
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
Lovely early American Colonial house,
near Blessed Sacrament; center hall,
large liv. rm., din. rm. and kit. on
1st floor; 3 bedrms and . baths up
stairs; rec. rm with woodworking
fireplace, oil h.-W.h.. 2-car garage.
This is a prewar home in lovely
setting on a large wooded lot.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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173O G. ST.
NEW HOMES
MICHIGAN PARK

300 Block Of Taylor st.
Fully detached brick, modern in every
respect; 6 large rms. ga baths;
modern kit: lot 42xl75; moderate.
ly priced; convenient terms.
Open Daily, 2 to 8 PM.
HO. 0700 R. G. Dunno co. 6885
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OI C1V = EICI Z EV GINI1No
6 UNTIL DARK
33e 18th PLACE NE.
Colored-One of the incest homes
in q new neighborhood. 6-rm. row
brick 6i excel hs,5t sSnd II hardwood mnd. mrs.
improvements. Priced to sell now.
V. D. JOHNSTON
e25 You st. NV. HU. 1912, DE. $3.50.
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PHILLIPS g. COMPANY
BETHESDA-RAMBLER

ONLY S16.5OO
Owner transferred, 3 bedrooms. u
baths; all rooms large: basement;
large lot. House ! year old; un-
usually well built; oil h.-w.h.
NORTHWEST REALTY
1913 Wis. Ave. OIL. 6S67; ewes,
OIL. O455. -23
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FOX HALL ROAD
NEW LISTING

In one OF Washington's most desir-
able locatio and house of the
size most sought after today
bedrms.. all Of generous size; >
baths and an extra bedrm. and bath
plus storage space on the Bird f.. !;
attractive 35 1T. liv. rm with fire.
place; screened porch. opening onto
brick terrace; din. rm., kit. and Law.
on lst f.; maids room and bath in
with settlement: excel. financing
and a house well priced. Call Miss
Mcmahon. MI. $500; ewes, DU.
0n5B. Exclusive with
JOHN r. de SIBOUR g. co.
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BRIGHTWOOD
nETACHEnS16Q Q50

DE DETACHED-SI5 ,95U
4-bedrm. home, in beautiful cond. ::
center hall. large liv. rm. with brick
fireplace, mod. kit, rec. rm., oil
h.-Wh., front and side porches;
one block from shopping, transp.
and schools. Call Mr.. Stolar, ewes,
ST.. 1856.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 x st NV Realtors ME- 54OO
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CHEVY CHASE-S23,

Attrac. det. brick with everything you
like. Neighborhood. level lot with
lovely dogWoods and shrubbery, 3
bedrmS., 2 baths, porch, 2-car gar,
rec. rm. with fireplace. Good financ-
ing and near Lafayette School.
Owner leaving town.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
Vic nD % FIJI q =, ~,
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BETHESDA

Lovely det. brk. home in nice neigh
borhood. 3 bedrms., ? baths, porch,
gar, lge. level lot. Owner leav-
ine town. Must sell.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
sol Wis ave OR p3o6 till q n m
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-17
Dog And Donkey Killed
In Weird Road Mishap

CARACAS.-In a triple crash re.
Gently in the municipality of Camu-
mare, Urachiche district, Estado
Yaracuy, a dog, a donkey, and an
automobile got tangled up in such
a fashion that the dog died beneath
the hooves of the donkey, while
the donkey died beneath the wheels
of the car.
When the donkey passed the
house where the dog lived. the
dog ran out barking. The donkey
took to its heels with the dog after
it and arrived at a bend in the
road at the entrance to the village
just as a a approached round the
bend. The donkey lashed out with
its hind legs and struck the dog.
killing it a second before the car,
unable to pull up, struck the don
key with its front wheels, killing it.
The a was wrecked-its ra-
diator smashed in, headlamps brok-
en- off, its mudguards snapped, and
its bumper broken.
1t was announced that a triple
Judgment of Solomon" would be
made, by which the owner OF the
donkey would compensate the own
er Of the dog, the owner OF the cal
would compensate the owner OF the
donkey, while the owner OF the
donkey would in turn. compensate
the owner Of the car
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-17
South Declared in Need
OF More Skilled Workers

NEW ORLEANS.-The South is
in need of additional skilled labor
for industrial expansion, delegates
from 10 states were told at the
first annual southern states ap-
premiership conference here.
William F. Patterson, Washing
ton, director of the U. S. labor de-
partment's bureau of apprentice
ship, declared that if the industrial
growth 'of the South continues,
There must be a great deal of
punch put behind the apprentice
ship program"
He said the skilled labor force
of eight million in the United States
was depicting itself by S per cent
each year through the death of
skilled laborers, retirement of
others, and departure of some to
other fields.
1.-The apprenticeship programs
r feeding new men into the
fields" Patterson added, "but
there is not quite enough Of them
to retain the skilled labor force Of
the country"
He added that the unions are
cooperating to build up the mum
Der of apprentices in each trade
and the best job is being done by
the building trades.
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-17
uTFu NRu Elu Hfu HED HHIu T1Im Illu Q1u nlu Alm Ml
PPENI

Mrs. David Greco and sons o.
Lead, S. D., spent last week will
Mrs. Greco's parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank Platz. Mrs. C.. w
Platz and children of Livingston
and her sister, Mrs. d. A. Hughar
and two children of Moses Lake
Wash, we're guests also at the
Platz home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Freunc
and children and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Ward r spending this
week in Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Crane of
Friend, Neb., and MI. and Mrs,
Walter Jensen of Cordova, Neb.,
visited relatives here this week,
Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Jensen are
aunts of Merkel Franzen. Mr..
and Mrs. Lou Franzen were din
ner hosts to the group Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fuller left
Monday to spend their vacation
visiting relatives in Spokane and
Seattle.
Rev. Haueter accompanied by
the boys of his Sunday school
class left Tuesday morning on a
four day pack trip in the noun
tains south of Red Lodge. Boys
going we're John Edgmond, Law
renee Johnson, Leroy Kuper, and
Charles Matheis.
Mrs. Fred Thompson and daugh-
ter Sue, of Oakland, Calf, visit
ed here last week. When they
left Wednesday for Yakima,
Wash, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Blackberry, they were accompan-
led by Mrs. Jack Wiechert and
son Billy. Jack Wiechert will meet
his family in Portland and they
will sail for their home in An
chorage, Alaska.
Douglas Toomb's birth anniver-
sary was noted when his sister,
Miss Phyllis Toombs, was dinner
hostess Friday evening. Her guests
were Tommy Bennett, Margery
Lou Hartley and the honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Henry Fox
are parents of a daughter, born
in a Billings hospital, Aug IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. R. Heebner
spent the weekend as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O. Roysdon at
their cabin on the Boulder.
Mrs. Paul Wilson, who is NOV
ing to Powell this week, was COM
plimented when Mrs. C. A. Crom-
we'll, Mrs. Leon Foote and Mrs.
D. K. Chapman ere hostesses at
the Chapman home Saturday from
2 to 5. About 10 friends called
the afternoon and were
served from a tea table conferred
with summer flowers. Mrs. L..
B. Conrad of Billings, Mrs. J.i
Galusha, Miss Shirley Wilson,
Mrs. P. A. Johnston, Mrs. Charles
Shelton and Mrs. Kenneth Walker
poured. /
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-17
Calendar
Of Coming Events
Wednesday,, Aug. "a.

Wednesday, Aug. "a.
Rev. John Gottschalk, pastor of
the Assembly of God church, an
nounces an all-day fellowship
meeting for this date, with serv-
ices at 1890, 2:30, $50 and 7:30.
All are welcome.
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-17
Old Boy Scout Trick
Works to Bring Back
Man Dead Is Minutes

LOS ANGELES Reid c. Lewis,
As, r~ound-faced, slightly bald air
craft inspector, jokes about his re.
turn from the dead as the result
of a doctors recalling an old Boy
Scout first aid trick.
Il thought the doctor was kid
ding when he first told me I'd been
dead and brought back to life"
Lewis said in his hospital bed.
Lewis was brought back to life
after he ''died" on the operating
table when undergoing minor sur
gerry in the Doctors office.
The physician, who would not
permit use of his name, said Lewis
showed no signs of life for 15-min-
utes despite injections of a stimu-
liant, coramine, directly into the
heart and artificial respiration with
pure oxygen pumped into the lungs.
Then 1 recalled an old Boy Scout
handbook first aid trick that said
persons who had been drowned
sometimes were brought back to
life by breaking a bone" the doc
tor said.
II snapped Lewis's 10th left rib
with my hands. He came to life at
once"
Lewis was not informed of his
death" He complained of a sore
rib, his wife said, and wondered
why the doctor did not perform the
operation. The doctor had told her
what happened but asked her not
to tell Lewis until he could operate
again.
II just told him he must have
bumped himself" Mrs. Sophia
Lewis said. That seemed to salts
fly him."
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-17
Tires
$4,000 Miles Goal

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.-M o ( o r
car tires good for $4,000 miles
may be expected on the market
before long, DR.. Charles P. Fry
ling of the Phillips petroleum
company has reported.
Addressing the Northeastern
section of the American Chem
ical Society at the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology, DR..
Phillips said that further i'm
provement in a new synthetic
known as ''cold rubber" would
make the long-lived tires pos
sible. He asserted that a pro-
duction capacity of 20O,O 900 tons
of cold rubber would be avail
able by the end of this year, en-
abling synthetic rubber to COM
pete on favorable terms with the
natural product.
In addition TO making possible
better rubber, DR.. Frying said,
the new process has reduced the
cost of the synthetic product,
since faster reactions with re-
duced overhead costs were now
possible, and that fewer raw
materials need be used.
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-17
The Outlook Says

Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Wren OF
Great Falls visited Mrs. Wren's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Armstrong, Sunday
When they returned to their home
they were accompanied by Jeanne
Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips
and son William C. of San Fran
cisco, are visiting relatives here.
En- route, they were guests of Mrs.
Phillips parents in Shelby. This
week they are touring Yellowstone
park.
Mrs. R. w. Easton is in a Bill
lings hospital where she under
went a tonsilectomy Tuesday
morning.
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hafer and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Meyers and family spent Sunday
picnickng near Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hartley re-
ceived a telegram Tuesday advis-
ing them of the sudden death
of their niece, Miss Kathleen
Hartley, ~20-year-old daughter of
DR.. E. L.. Hartley. Miss Hartley
was a student at Baylor college
in Waco, Tex, where she would
have been a senior this fall. No
details were available.