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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1903 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W.-Sec.
ond floor triple, lge. closet and
windows; . good meals; conyen.
mother with child; day care Of
child while mother works. WI. 9162.
MANCHESTER, 1925 NJ st. NV
Large dbl. ,rm.. pvt. bath, privil.
phone. switchboard. elev.. e-SeI.
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely fur.
rooms for young ladies, and young
men; running water. showers, e,e.
Vator, switchboard, excellent board.
a3oo 18th ST. NV, Apt. 32-Dbls.
rooms, twin beds, room and board;
S55 each. DE. 4479. =
IN VA.-Nicely furn. room with
board: will take working mother
care for child. Call GIL: 4295. -24
CONTINUED on Next Page,
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FARM AND GARDEN

SPRAYER, DDT, complete with hose
and equipment. mounted on new
l2-ton trailer: bargain. Call FA.
BOX WOOD HEDGE PLANTS Gs5>,
8 to 5 IT. high. Call Sligo 1858.
BULLDoZERs for rent by hour or
15ed srsdaF sdfeenr reas Istes cs G
Ii O4S6 or AT. O725. 80
TOP SOIL, AL dirt. sand, manure,
bluestone road gravel and sod. First
call SH. 511O, then FIR. 557s. rs
IF IT'S RICH TOP SOIL and lawns
taken care Of you want, phone vi.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY for remov-
and lawns. sH. $3.50 before s pm.
COW MANURE. well rotted. $3.50 per
15 bushels, So per 10 bushels, 90
per 5 bushels, delivered. WA. 1898.
HARDY AZALEAs. plant now; all col
ors and sizes, well budded: whole
sale and retail. 25lO 18th st. n.s'
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DINGHY. :, 9 : +, s. mahogany, This
gf gees nSnnk only 81 S129 ozoN MoREY & Nc
cAkToP aFaSPoB BOAR, s sfIo' f.. plyvood. With
oars and hs11dware' good condition;
oUTBoAkD MOTOR REPAIRS and
service, in one of the most complete
shops in the city. We carry COM
plete line OF boating supplies and
al types boats; MAYFLoWER MA
RINE SERVICE, H6 1900 Maine ave.
cHRysiER MARINE MARINE ENGINES in
i;fs5 kS q9E oN e55yslsF so5 ssff5 Name here s
s6-FT. CABIN CRUISER. sleeps 4.
ls5-h.p Chrysler Imperial marine
engine; good cond.; $4,000. WI. l0s2.
EyINRuDE ouTBoARp MOTORS.
as-FT. WHEELER, sleeps six new
Packard engine, Oman generator.
cabin heater; $4,000, FA. 5l16.
FAST STEPPED BOTTOM. qeeked
new W. sept. Tana0oas 4s 30 hrs. '0au minu1
Sturdy trailer; also l3-hp. Johnson;
excel. cond. Call Wo. 1851 after
BRAND NEW cHEv. e-cyl. engines.
carburetor and distributor In stock
for immediate delivery. Make fine
boat installations. Highly recon-
mended by commercial fishermen.
List price, 1865 30. Call Mr.. An
derson, CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, !.
1925 Wis. ave. Phone OIL. 6l0O.
WANT TO SELL your present out
board motor? Call Miss Carries. S.
KING FULTON, SOB Maine ave sW,
yEsT IS ARRIVED ARRIVED, stainless steel boats,
all sizes, also nonslnkable, Place
your order now. COLE MOTOR g.
TRAILER CO., S232 Ga, ave. ST.
BOAT LUMBER-Marlne plywood at
Robinsons: free boat plans for ma
rine plyWood boats. open all day
Sat and Sun. Now then. try ROBIN
SONS, 1889 Kenilworth ave L:e.
MEkcURY oUrBoARp MOTOR. We
will allow you S25 on any old out
board motor in any condition on a
new 1l2-h.p. or 10-hp. Mercury
motor; financing can be arransed.
only ,Orc down payment. take UP
to 20 months to pay. open all day
Sat and Sun Now then, try ROBIN
son S; 123o Kenilworth ave onl,eS
MARTIN AR oUTBoARD. model 30;
never run or had gasoline in the
tank; brand new: 500. Call IU.
1855 between = and pm. "a.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESSMEN = Professional men,
why pay ONCE rent? For q few
cents q day you can have complete
mail and phone service by compe-
tent. experienced secretaries. Make
our address and telephone number
yours. Room 302, 1424 K st. NV.
RE 06rR
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POULTRY AND EGes

JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9 K ST. NV.
ME. 00s9. Baby chicks, feed and
poultry supplies.
WEEK-OLD BARRED ROCK baby
chicks, S14 per 100: baby ducks,
soc. o. G. MAXWELL, Lanham m,
Md HY Ooo6
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.E.-s.w

ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W.
420 n. J. AVE. SE.-Studio rm.,
partly furn. and kit. with refrigera-
tor; decorated and nr. transp. MA.
NR. CAP. AND LIB. OF CONG, on E,
Capitol St: nice. newly renovated
lge. twin-bed rm.; single $40. dble.
Sl2 per wk. Ii 27S1. -26
COLORED-4O51 11th ST. S.E.-Lge.
front room, for refined employed
couple. cooking priYileges -o5
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II RMS z RATHS

RGemnf rom Dapons houss c4ae dah st. ssS eS len
lease; income quoted, S430 mo. plus
apt: ST 500 down. EDWIN L.
ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave. RE. 5140.
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$500 GROCERY"
GEORGETOWN AREA!

Grocery! Address is 34OO P st. NV.
Call in person, see Mr. Blair, mgr.
Look over stock! Fixtures, See
vacant apt! Note store is remodeled
Owner i'll We must SELL Would
like $1,000 down. Will take less
To make a deal. call DE. 1886 or
EX. 1910 and talk personally" to
PAUL J. MILLER, exclusive broker!!
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II Rms, 8 B., Mass. Ave.

Near 18th st. Excellent furniture
throughout; owner will give 5-yr
lease to responsible tenant: income
quoted $40 monthly; priced fol-
quick sale, only $500; some terms
Elk. 1855. Evenings till p.m
PASTOR-LUTZ. INC.
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BOATS

II STINSON station wagon 165;
$500 cash, plus car or plane
Call WENDELL MOORE, AID. 1887
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APPROVED COURSE

In real estate training at THE
SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE. 1906
Goth ST., for men and women.
Glasses, Tuesdays and Thursdays,
S:30 to g. Applicants invited any
of these evenings without obligation
S731. Government approved school.
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Wood Valances, Cabinets
Designed and built to your request
Call CYTELL EXHIBITS, Ex. 1850
ewes. HO. ago -27
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CRIBS, MATTRESSES. strollers, play
pens. high chairs. youth beds. etc
TER. INC. i7o7 Center Plaza. Fair
lington OV. 1900
NEW LORAIN SHOVEL. u yard for
rent by day or contract. Locust
1246 ) till s. -o5
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ROOMS uNEURNIshEp
ROOMS WANTED

3 UNFINISHED housekeeping rms. !.
heat, light, gas; employed couple.
Phone DU. 1040. -25
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cAIILE AND LIVESTOCK

WHITE-FACE HEREFORD steers anc
helfers, Angus COWS and calves, |.
shoats; reas. priced. DR. C. j
LAUGHLIN, SH. 2ll4. ME. 1894
FINE HORSE. very gentle. work any.
where. Call Hillside 6O13 a.
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FARM AND GARDEN (cont. }

FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. fire.
places, rock garden, fish ponds. re.
tanning walls, pipe drainage. all
kinds Of cement work. F. MAR
CUCCIO, Rt. 5, Horners lane, Rock
vile. Nd. Phone Rockville 35sS.
RoToTILLER sales and service,
Seidelhuber 4-in-1 rotary tiller,
Choremaster and jacques tractors.
Lower prices, free demonstration.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. CH. 1000.
32C0 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va.
TOP SOIL-Very good rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 4933, DICK.
INTERESTED IN BUYING used cub
tractor-ca sh-must be in Al con-
dltlon. TIE. 6523. 25s
MANURE: well rotted, no straw, SS
yd, 22 bushels. CHI 9O73.
TREES REMOVED
Prompt and efficient service fully in
sured. Call FRED ALLEN after l
pm. WO. S2O9
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BUSINESS OPP. (con,.)

WE WANT exclusive ltstings on good
grocery. delicatessen, liquor. hard
ware, drug stores: valet shops, or
any other business you have ffoI foI
us before buying or selling. ISAAC
JACOBSON CO., Business Broker
Real Estate, Insurance, Suite 710
1920 New York ave. NV, Sterling
STORE. % yrs. estab.
lished: owner must sell because Of
health: doing $4,000 a yr bust.
ness; about 300 new and 1Otac
.sed,is used; large stock and trucks viii
stay with purchaser for . mos; all.
cash business; price includes every.
write Box 3s3-B. Star. -27
RESTAURANT serving lunch and din.
ner. Good NV. corner; reas. rent;
wonderful opport. for ambitious man
or 9rs woman. Price, $4,000. terms; Box
GROCERY-BEER
Cor; or. loc; :,I mixed @ trsde. sss 500 ykly;
lovely apt. Cali Ben Auerbach.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 65O1
1924 K st. NV. Ewes. AID. 5907.
WE CAN SELL your business If profit.
able and priced right. Most all type.
us today. Mr.. McGee.
BROWN REALTY CORP.
Realtors. DU. 1858. Ewes. Wo. O7e4
TEA ROOM AND ROOMS
Nearby .sla Nd; Md PsE6nF esE6 SPACE for z.
net proft' $500 siSoS down. D. ssSWs ST. 57Sa 6:'
c. J. YOUNG, BROKER
RESTAURANT
$4,000 down, corner, rent $125 mo.
3-yr; lease. heat furn.. good equip
ment, license guaranteed; seats 20
sit. among Govt. bidss.. hrs. ! K
9. Should sell immed.
A. R. SEELYE
400 L ST. NV. DI. 1925. IA
ALEX. OPPORTUNITY
For some experienced grocery anc
meat merchant to. purchase gooc
9as1dess estabsbed sn t4ade
store fully equipped; fixtures. stock
and truck; nice apartment upstairs
for living quarters; low rent: good
clean, leeitimate business. $1,000
Cash. and assume encumbrances will
handle this deal
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
Il6 s. st, Asaph St.. Alex, Va
Phone Al. 6644 or TIE. 7343. -25
80 RMS, 10 BATHS
Oil heat; rent. S51b: income quoted.
$1,55O (rooms only); on Mass. ave,
near Thomas Circle: mostly all apis
$1,000 down. ST. 5757. 1929 Yer
c. j. YOUNG, BROKER
Wanted. Salesman With Car.
CAFE AND LUNCH
Lon. lease: rent. $500. Petworth
quoted. $4,000 mo-: same owner II
years; ys,S,o nesds new MANAGEMENT
c. j. YOUNG, BROKER
18 ROOMS, RENT $3.50
cil heat: long lease; income quoted,
S575, and apt. for owner: on Mass
ave ave: near 10th NV; $4,000 down
G. e. ]. YOUNG, BROKER
GROCERY AND MEATS
mo beer wkly. vol. over 5000:
nicely equip. large, clean stock;
$1,000 cash down.
BAR AND GRILL
Well-estab. loc. busy thoroughfare
owner must sell; will sacrifice for
s14,OO0 complete; terms.
SEMI-SELF SER. GROCERY
Wkly. vol. over S1.7OO cash. thickly
populated neighborhood: priced very
low at $4,000. complete with
$4,000 clean stock: $4,000 down
will handle.
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. $3.50. MA. a374
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SMART DRESS SHOP
INC.
a PEAT, PIIV

best NV. location; l3 rms, . baths
and Law; dbl gar: oil heat; COM
pletely and comfortably furnished
owner Ill, must sell now. Excellent
opportunity or home with income.
81 800. terms. RE. 1916. CHAPMAN
REALTY CO. Is
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL Oil
AVIATION

S6
SPLIT OAK. SIS a cord
$40 halt cord; delivered. TO, 5 63
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All makes. standards and portables,
new and rebuilt; 1-yr. guarantee;
terms, Our 3ath year.
American Typewriter Co.
ing Saturday. 326 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc, $50 to 6; $50 to /, Sat-
urdays Lincoln 00So
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For Sale-Floor Models
Famous makes; automatic dishwash.
erS. refrigerators. sinks cabinet.
and gas ranges All to go at 40T
of list. NO. 5000. J. SHAPIRO
So1 One st NV -oS
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Excellent Net Profits

This is a honey OF a sewing ma
chine and electrical appliance busi-
ness; APPROX. $4,000 gross sales
in AS This owner will give trial
before purchase and Is willing to
for last year over Ss.OO0 total
price. $1,000. including over 5000
in stock: some terms to responsible
purchaser. Call Mr.. Newton, Elk.
1855. til 8 p.m:
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SEWING MACHINES
TYPFWRJTERS

Singers. all makes and models. Ere
home demonstration. You can elec
trlfy your old treadle for only 81 90
NO o100; 24l4 14th st n "
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RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT
$1,000 down, corner, rent S126 mo.
3-yr: lease. heat furn., good equip
ment, license guaranteed; seats 20
doing S75 day. short order. Ideall,
sit. among Govt. bldgs.. hrs. z Il
8. Should sell immed
A. r. SEELYE
1dOo T. CIT N VIZ nY SooS 81
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FURNITURE UNCLAIMI

buffet, So: NAH. buffet. $40: dresse
with mirror, Sl2; dresser base. SI2
sofa. S"4; club chair, SIG; studio
couch, SIS; HOLLYWOOD bed. So2 so
solid NAH. typewriter desk, $50
solid oak dinette table. $40; 3-pc
rock maple liy. rm suite, S55
maple sofa, S@2; oak dropleaf table
Slo nah. table desk, 81: loveseat
S25; wash stand. S5; util. table. s.
9X12 rug. So. Open daily till !
pm. HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS
"433 18th ST. NV. II
GAS RANGE. new table top, S75
Call after 4, 1911 B st. Sc, Apt. B
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PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.

purchaser Cali Mr.. Newton, Elk.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Make Me a Cash Offer
Very large stock of mems. ladies' and
children's wear; or will take a house
in trade. Store Just remodeled; 81
IT: long. Will give lease. Owner has
other business. AT. 2l23. 81
IA RMS, 7 BATHS
Excel loc.. Mass. ave. nr. 18th; best
Of furniture; same owner over 10
yrs, leaving city on account OF Ill
health and must sell. Total price
only $500. terms. Exclusive with
PASTOR Il LUTZ. INC. 1929 Vt.
ave. Elk. 2555. -27
SMART DRESS SHOP
Conn. ave. NV; approx; 81. 500
monthly Gross; rent only $50: lease
for . yrs. opt. Of 3 more: very
nicely equipped; approx. $4,000. plus
in1m. inysntory; Tx appTox 9HSa IA down. bal,
PASTOR-LUTZ INC
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FVHNIIUhE' DeuEn anu mIsc. noUSe-
hold articles. HO. 5O17. Call 9-l2
FURNITURE-chests. beds. tables,
desks. chairs. ETC.; unusual. AD.
FURNITURE-3 rooms, 5000 or best
offer. vi. 5773 "a
= Chests. 5-drawers,
Sl7.95; dbl. door utility cab. metal.
Sl2.95: hanging cab, metal. only
S3.95 odd chests, dressers and beds
at reduced prices. HENRYS. 1925
7th st; NV. MI. 944s.' Open 8
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RUG SALE-HALF PRICE
For :" wks. only. Oriental, domesti,
and American Oriental Highes'
quality. all sizes. ARMENIAN
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KITCHEN PLANNING-Custom built
kitchens. nationally known merchan-
disc used excl. Call for free plan and
estimate THE KITCHEN & BATH
SHOP. 1882 G st. NV, ST. 57S7.
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PIANos-we can save you s140 on
brand-new Lester console piano
with direct blow action. full key
board, all wood mahogany finished
case ST. $500, PIANO MART. 1915
1th st NV. (juSt above the library
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GAS RANGE. 4-burner, TABLETOP
standard oven; excellent condition
reasonable price. SH. a1a@. -26
GAS RANGES-All sizes. libera
credit: installation. PEERLESS
SALES. 2237 Ga. ave. DE 567O.
GAS RANGES, new, used. Wood ant
coal ranges. oil ranges. ACME STOVE
CO. 101l 18th st NV MA S952
HUSEHOLD FURNITURE Rug
lamps. electrical appliances; can bl
seen Sun. to 6 pm. 4219 BIS
ST.. Mt Rainier. Md Ewes. by ap
KITCHEN CABINETS. floor samples
base and wall cabinets. Formica
linoleum and stainless steel sinh
tops; prices reduced as much a.
1913 OF. THE KITCHEN e. BATH
SHOP, 1882 G st. NV, ST. $3.50
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Entire household or
desk, secretary. dresser,
let service. CO. 1866.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, upright. with bench, antique
PIANO, small upright, Chas. M. stiefI,
very good condition, reasonable.
3rd floor, 1912 am, 1-3 pm. 26.
PIANO. brand-new spinet; very at
tractiVe NAH. finish; real value at
apt; S25 cash, $40 month. kits
PIANO-sliehtly used chickerins
Sells new for $1,000. ST. 94OO.
JoRDANs, corner 18th and g sts.
PIANO-Used small-size wurlitzer
with mahogany case, 1855. JoR-
DAMS, corner 18th and G sts. -35
PIANO-Floor-sample Winter & Co.
spinet with full keyboard. S425;
mahogany. JoRDAN's, corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. -25
PIANO, grand, S495, a very specia
price; also spinets and console,
ssSnss ssSf3y Ffsafss RATNERs snn MU stGEf goR ss
1856 18th st. NV. -26
models. built by Baldwin: embodies
features of small grands and up
right; full resonant tone, responsive
ssson d.sign. dursbIty and eye apDsans
ebony. light oak and prima vera An
ish: Exclusive at HUGO WORcH
PIANOs-small size practice pianos;
mahog. finish. full Keyboard: S295;
$25 down: $40 mo. KITS, 1890
PfANosMRent 70; n.F a piano.; you uIn ma,
select piano you wish to purchase
on our easy rental purchase plan
you may have your. choice of any
piano from our lge. display OF. spinet
and console pianos. Come in ane
. piano. cAMPBEII Misc = CO. CO.
110S G st. NV. DI. S464. Home
OF Steinway in Wash. go
thoroughly reconditionec
apt. uprights; these instruments are
in excel. cond. and priced very
reas.; conv. terms. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 110S G st. NV, DI
have several floor sam.
Piles and returns from rent console
and spinet pianos; incl. in this dis.
play are Kimball, Gulbransen. Gable
and others: all have been reduced
to very attr: prices. Come in anc
6qy eSny I1sic ter9S may 9 be a5Tansed d
NV. NV 81 T S464 81 o0io w. iio' Sa6 ,
PIANOS-Lester Betsy Ross full key.
board piano, latest model, S4S5
ST 940O. JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. -25
1915 also small grand mace b5
Hardman. $3.50: console type, S295
A few uprishts, Estey and other.
from SIS up. See LAWSON &
GOLIBART. in American Storage
store. EVENINGS by appmt. We buy
and take pianos in trade. 25"
PIANOS FOR RENT, with option to
buy later. Low rates. ST $500.
PIANO MART, 10l5 7th st. NV.
-25
Evening star., 1949-09-18

ant has medical friend. He wants his victim
to receive proper attention fast. But he
doesn't want his identity known. So he sends
his friend, and the friend doesn't want us to
know too much, either, for the simple reason
that he doesn't want to get caught in the
middle of any such awful mess if he can
help it."
Gould be that way" Dale admitted But
it's still little sour. His attitude was bellig-
erent The script wouldn't call for that" she
added.
THE poor little guy is as jumpy as seven
teen dollars worth of Mexican beans. If he's
doing this for friend - and if it turns out
wrong - he will lose his license
SHE shook her head 1T isn't that way,
Steve.'
"Why are you 50 sure?" asked her.
Intuition She stood staring thought
fully at the draperies separating the two
rooms. What do we do now?"
wasn't too sure. didn't like the set-up
any better than she did. I, too, detected the
strong aroma of trouble. said, tentatively,
We'll hear what he has to say. Then we'll
make him phone the police from here and
wait until they arrive. It'll be their baby
then"
Dale said, as though the words meant some
thing, 'She must be terribly in love with him."
Continued on page p
Evening star., 1949-09-18

lady in the next room seems to be in pretty
bad way. She needs expert attention. And
the police need information. This apartment
belongs to Miss Grayson. here. I'm friend
of hers. That's what business it is of mine"
His manner was resentful, almost hostile
He said, YOU'RE delaying my examination.
would suggest you permit me to go in there,
and ask your silly questions later"
glanced at Dale, and she nodded As
stepped back to give him room, said, What
is your name?"
my name doesn't matter"
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A CASE OF NERVES
Continued from preceding page

least we know her name is Maxine Collins
couldn't figure what that had to do with
the price of lettuce 50 merely agreed that
we knew it. After while Dale backed away
from me and said. "I'm all right now, Steve"
Sure you are"
you you're not a good comforter.
said was sorry, that Id try to do better
next time. also said hoped the doc would
get there pretty soon. The whole deal was
something l wished had happened to two
other people.
The buzzer sounded patted Dale's shoul-
der and went to answer it.
The man who stood there, holding a little
black bag, didn't look impressive. He was
somewhere in his early forties, about fve-six
in height and he couldn't have weighed more
than one hundred and thirty, soaking wet.
He took off his hat, showing pale, wispy hair.
He didn't remove his topcoat. He said, in
a high. nervous voice, Where is she?"
oU'RE the doctor?" inquired.
''Of course I'm the doctor"
''Who sent you here?"
What business is that of yours?"
was getting sore. looked down at him
and said, Let's start over, Doc. The young
Evening star., 1949-09-18

He strobe into the bedroom. There wasn't
any door. When Dale had decorated her
apartment, she'd had it removed and heavy
draperies hung there instead.
Dale came close to me and whispered.
What do you make of it, Steve?"
Hes an unpleasant little monkey"
answered.
"Why should he act that way?"
lighted cigarette and tried to concen-
trate.
This could be the answer" said. Some
BODY shoots Miss Maxine Collins. The assai-
Laurel outlook., 1949-05-25
TREWIN

Alma and Tony Bongiani and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Watson of
Laurel and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Shay of Hawthorne attend
ed a dance at Absarokee Satur-
day night.
N or Shay spent from
Wednesday until Saturday at the
Grubs home.
Mrs. A. l.. Grubs attended the
W.S.C.S. at Harmony hall in Park
City Thursday where she was
hostess with Mesdames Oliver,
Bare and Mckenzie.
The pupils of the Trewin school
attended the Play Day exercises
in Columbus Friday.
A. l.. Grubs attended the John
George farm sale near Absaro-
kee Friday.
Mrs. A. l.. Grubs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Shay and family
went to Billings Friday to visit
Mrs. j. w. Ennis who is very
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubs
had as dinner guests Sunday
Mrs. Mike Tipps and three sones,
Mrs. w. D. Killebrew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Killebrew and Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Killebrew and
baby.
Joe and Frank Kappel were
among those who enjoyed the
first day of the fishing season.
Mrs. Charles Stonerock and
daughters of Park City were call
ing at the Grubs home Friday
evening.
George Yurian had one of his
milk COWS killed by lightning
during a thunder storm the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Linger of
Molt We're visitors at the Grubs
home Friday en- route to Laurel.
Much needed rain fell several
DAYS the past week. Light snow
fell Sunday night and Monday
melting as it fell.
Laurel outlook., 1949-05-25
Wheat for Breakfast

Wheat made its debut as a break
fast cereal when the caveman found
wild wheat growing as he prowled
his way through the primitive world.
A tentative tasting of the kernels OF
the wild wheat converted him into
a cereal eater, and it turned him in
to a farmer, too. So well did the
caveman like the wild wheat that he
stored it against the winters
famine.
Laurel outlook., 1949-05-25
Step Up Penicillin Crops

Production of penicillin crops"
can be stepped up through X-ray
treatment Of the molds in a new
process patented recently, accord
ing to National Patent Council.
Doses of so, 600 to $50, 900 roentgen
units are applied to mold spores.
Though most of the spores r
killed, those remaining are newly
induced, mutated strains which pro-
duce larger crops"
Laurel outlook., 1949-05-25
Increase in Steel Capacity

Steel capacity has increased IT'S
per cent in the ten years since 1898,
according to a new Directory Of
Iron and Steel Works of the United
States and Canada" issued recently
by American Iron and Steel Insti-
tute. Meanwhile, the population Of
continental United States has in
creased approximately 1875 per cent.
Laurel outlook., 1949-05-25
Muskrat Houses

Muskrat houses are made from
marsh plants, which the muskrat as
sembles from the rea about it.
They are made both for winter shell
ter and for housing of the young.
Cavities or rooms are located near
the top, and above water level while
one or more tunnels connect the
rooms with the water below.