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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

252 Sth ST. S.E.-Sgle. rm.. next to
bath, clean, comfortable; $25 mo-,
man only. Call after or Sunday.
-27
one, in private home; lady preferred,
laund. and phone privils. AK. 1874.
BARNEY CIRCLE VIC.-17O2 25th
st. s.e.-Dble. bedrm.. pvt. home.
laundry and phone privils., CO
bus at door al
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

VACANCY FOR GIRL in dble. rm.,
large, charming, newly dec. det
house; 2 blks from 18th St. 1 blk
from 14th and Colorado Terminal
1928 Kennedy st. NV. GE. sd73.
TERRACE-Get ready for
spring and summer. You will like
our spacious rooms, superior food,
shady lawn and large porch; excel
transp.. mail service. pleasant young
people; ,s47.50 monthly 1927 Bel
mont rd. NV, MI. 943b.
lovely dble. rm. for 2 or 3 girls or
cple., also vacancy for man. Live in
Washington's most beautiful guest
house; moderate rates. telephone in
each rm,, excel, food. NO. $40. .
ROOM AND BOARD; dble.. S47.5O ca
e asp way to spp ive mo 1925 as sth
st: NV. DU: ss4s. a
sLAUGHTER's, 1927 10th st. NV.
(nr. Dupont Circle)-Dble. rooms
for young people; Daily, maid .serv,
ice. SWITCHBOARD, telephones in all
TseRz y0eRs Esfss Exesen nI 1000 IA BoRns Rnas
parties. Reas. rates. HO. 6767. 81
14OI 18th N.W.-Choice vacancies
for business people and students;
also. one single. one double; Sc
IeCIlfc uicIluS, SWllCHpOdTQ.
1912 10th ST. NV, double rm.
pvt. bath: walking distance down
town; switchboard. DE. 9030.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Several vacan.
cles for young women in unusually
clean. beaut. home. Our food is de-
licious; refined. pleas. surroundings
DISSIN'S, 2013 Mass. ave. DE. 979S.
400 18th ST. N.w.-Twin bedrms.
to share. television, early breakfast
if desired. MI. 2740. -2S
LARGE ROOM adj. double sleeping
porch. suitable for 2; conv. transp.,
good meals. GE. $500. 81
$50 month. .322 south Carolina
3611 14th N.W.-Cozy room with
sun porch; home-cooked meals; pvt.
Protestant home; for employed.
studious woman or man. TU. 1886.
FOR MOTHER AND CHILD or child
alone; lic.; good food. CY. 1854.
e322 seth ST. N.W.-Lovely single or
double room; excel. meals; express
bus at corner. 28s
1884 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A home
away. from home, being redecorated
Fixed UP nicely for young ladies.
Singles, doubles; c.hw; walking dis
tance town; reas. EX. 91S9. Il
WESLEY FALL
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BASINS

New. complete with spigots and trap,
S13. 50; also new cloSe-couple toilets
and tanks. $40: new toilet seats.
S34e ACE WRECKING q BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. 40o2 Mime
sofa ave ne. LU. 4-0500. -31
BATHTUBs, built.in. s25; new goI and Z
1855 N st, NV. NO. 1903.
BATHTUBS, new. used. built-in. leg;
sinks, basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave. DE 5610
BED LEGS-Make Hollywood beds
from your coil or box springs. We
install. Sligo 1894
BEDROOM SUITE, consisting double
bed and 4 other pcs. .mahog.; in
good condition; 500. WI. 1891. 81
BEDRM. SUITE-Imported. modern
French, $3.50; diplomat, leaving. Call
WO. 6477, between IL am. and L
BENCHES GO, beautiful setagon
shaped; fit pair of bowling alleys;
can be reupholstered to look like
new: cheap; call LU. 1888.
BOOKCASE, nah. fin, shelves: ]
or > matching love seats, Tuxedo
style, striped tapestry; coffee ta-
Bile, NAH: total, 81 so; will sell sep
arately or all; OW. $500. --27
BOUDOIR CHAIR. S2Ui infra-red
lamp, SO; golf clubs. NO. 4972.
BRICKS. face and common, one or a
million: immediatee delIyeTy iBeTyv "a "a.
BRICK AND LUMBER-Dismantl
Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl., Va. OF.
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VACUUM CLEANERS-Eureka factory
reconditioned. Fully guaranteed;
EUREKA CO. 344s 14th st. NV.
TU. 5151. 80
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FILE CABINETS

l. ILL SAb11SG Il L -
WOOD, LEGAL LETTER SIZE. WAL
NUT, OAK GREEN COLOR, S1O AND
CENTS PER DR. Drawer FER 3i6'' AND Up; p
FULL SUSPENSION, FREE DELIV-
ERY MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP
co. 639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FIRE DOORS, 3 inside. with all
hardware. 3-ft Gin. by r it Very
re Geasonaele som ,91 Apply apply 1879 H st. NV.
FUR CAPE, mink-dyed Russian SQuir-
rel almost new, Sl25. CO. 0794:
FURNITURE. complete, for 3-room
apt; liy. rm., bedrm., dinette; incl.
I@oo les, etc; I'm IN excel COMO each piece
666l: ewes, HO: SSSs. -2S
FURNITURE Duncan Phyfe NAH
chairs, table and buffet, S35; 3-pc.
walnut bedrm, set and springs, $50;
vanity and chair, .S4; iron cot, 50;
old washing machine, gbod running
condition. S5. WA. 1914. -27
FuRNITURE-3pc. maple bedroom
set. Simmons studio couch. Quaker
foptain 6ortnd 60 stTetchers 5; lawn mowsT
FURNITURE-Bedrm. set, complete;
liy rm,, porch set. 54o7 18th st.
FURN.-2 end tables, 81 ca: Sim
mons sofa-bed, $50; kit. set. $40;
Thayer high chair. SIS; lge. crib. So;
platform rockers, SI2: baby scales
and tray, 25-lb. limit, 50 10
2-SS7l Sun. pm. or wkdays. after g..
FURNITURE SALE-On better-grade
furniture, some slightly used: from
storage; also brand-new bedrm, din
rm; and llv; rm., from unclaimed
All t great saving. LION STORAGE
BLDG, $50 New York ave. NV.
Dly, 10-6; Sat, till 4, RE. 43l0.
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SMALL GROC.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDRESSING MACHINE-New. was
500 so. now S995. UNITED TYPE
WRITER CO.. RE. 1l77.
AIR CONDITIONERS, pre- season sale
of new and reconditIoned models.
BISHOP EQUIP. CO.. OR. 1863.
ANTIQUE-Victorian walnut parior
furniture. FIR. 5S33. 21-
BABY CARRIAGE, Collier Keyworth,
and mat; gray; almost new; $50.
10 WeStmnreland ave Tax PIX . I
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WATER HEATERS. used, sale, 20.
30-Sal.: from S15: guar, JOHN
G. WEBSTER CO.. 627 F st. NV.
YOU CAN SAVE I'D to $500 on
several floor sample spinet and CON
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-year
guarantee, also Student-size pianos
from S295 up: liberal terms LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 G st NV. MA
0414
AUTHENTIC ANTIQUE SILVER
Sheffield and Victorian Plate. also
fine reproductions at greatest saw
ings.
BUY FROM THE IMPORTER
Showrooms open 10 am. til 8 pm,
2nd floor, Stonleigh Court. 1925
Conn. ave. NV, suite 212.
PUBLIC INVITED.
WAR SURPLUS-Warehou full OF
tools. motors. tarpaulins. rope,
shovels, 1000 others. GICHNER.
2513 M st. NV. Elk 1927. 8 to |.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOZER-LOADER, for excavation,
loading. grading; cranes, trucks,
clamshells; day or night. LO. 5-1377.
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CLEVELAND PARK

ILEVELAND Park
Semidet. brick home, located in one
of the most conv sections of this
area; close to schools, shopping,
transp.. etc. This home has den
and powder rm. on 1sts floor; 3 bed
rms. inclosed heated porch on End
fioor;, auto. h.-w.h. Priced much
area.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.
o4O2 Conn. ave. NV, OR. 71OO.
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ANTIQUES-Brlc-a-b china. sill
DoRa III eATSTy Essf AHy sa; a
ANTioUEs-FnrnisuTe. IL sSrslituT 4sS Sr,c-a-prac,
china. glassware. rugs. silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
:ss5s. Sai! MURRAY 'star0eeker'. ia
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, silverware. jeweIry
tity: Cal Louis sesal, CHI. 1888;
BEDROOM. dining room contents Of
fa f2me ss4 eash sfes Ms % m9vns GE stQrags
BOOKS, large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
st. NV, ME. 5995.
BOOKS-Boueht. all kinds, any
een1'I fhe fRSofa RooK sHoP PuF 1ss ss
CAMERA WANTED, Uosfi highest quality;
MIR. WEISS, 926 D st. NV. RE. 2436.
used Clothing. BERMAN's. sSSs II iIa9 .Hen III
st NV AD 3727 Will call
mems Used slothns HTnses tyDeMriters. Dsla fGI
puSieal TuINa ipstr; guns, binoculars. etc.
s1st ossn sold ol7d old tsyslry sRd
FuRNITuRE"P5ay - cash. ash Call MR..
CHESTER b. any time. Ii. $685. or
FURNiTuRE-win buy entire &c con.
tents or odd pieces. Also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling fof
SITS. NV ME- 52s7
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CAN CO. 1855.
FURN:LEntire household contents,
Sia,s1t old glassTare' ny;as silver mise. china;
So kASsas Sfa Acme 5ss Fs5f fsasi5s co
co i9l1 7th St NV NV ma. 1852
Psg sS tss'h dsssHSsd kaHs c sc*s5s 5s ,esrs Ms
PTANOs-cash for grand. spinet,
nIprt or player: PAUL GoLIBART.
Sf9Tsia s9T apt ave s4 AD nsh Sags day. Hobart sa.
and grands. Highest cash prices,
Call MR.. BALDI, ST. O25O.
PIANO BENCH, upholstered seat, RA.
S147.
PIANO WANTED-GRAND
ANY size for studio. Steinway pre-
ferred. Pvt. party. Box 162-A Star.
-27
PIANOS WANTED S S
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma. 1870.
AM INTERFSTED in n1Iying silver.
ware. any condition. china. bric-a-
brac. old Jewelry. household effects
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1898
G st. NV, ST 7496
CASH FOR PIANOS
All styles. SH. 3O39.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
SEASONED SPLIT OAK WOOD-Win
deliver y cords. z cords or full
MA 5SS5 or OF T30n
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GLASSMANOR

IS min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st.
Bridge.
AT D. C.-MD LINE. NEW DE.
VELOPMENT. AND 2 BEDRM
APIS. FOR IMMEDIATE AND
FUTURE OCCUPANCY, PHONE 10
3-S100
PARKW Y TERRACE APIS.
Available immed. 2 bedrms.. liv
rm., din. space (Sx1O, kit. and
tile bath. $50 per mo-, incl. util.
Conv to shop, school, and transp.;
storage space and laund. facil. Is
min. from downtown Wash. via S.
Capitol st. bridge. 10. s-5500. rs
4403 End ST. NE.
IN NEW DEVELOPMENT
ADJ. CATHOLIC UNIV.
This modern de luxe apt. consists OF
large liv. rm., dinette, kitchen, bed
room and bath and is convenient
in-town; l bus fare location.
J. B. TIFFEY & SON
RA. 1860.
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.
LARGE ROOM AND PVT. BATH, in
N. Arl. S35 per mo. GIL. 4040.
WEST HYATTSyILLE-Co furn.
master bedrm., use Of kit: child
accented; lge. yd.; S55 per mo.
AP. 06S1 80
and paper: 1st floor front; $50.
1927 N. Utah ST., Arl., Va. Il
3 LGE. RMS. pvt. bath; for adults;
2nd FIR, pvt. home; blk. bus, $50
incl. utils; can arrange kit. privls.;
use Bendix. N. Arl. OK. 0S07 after 8.
ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURk.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM., con-
tanning z bath; vic. Of Soldiers
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
TO FARMERS-Wanted,
draft horses and colts of all kinds,
Write W. o. DOSH, Gaithersburg,
Md go
! HUNTERS AND JUMPERS; l west
ern mare; l sorrel gated horse; 10
beautiful ponies. Rockville $3.50:
pony, small, gentle, fool
proof. ST. 56sS. -27
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ROOMS UNFURNlSHED

2 CONNECTING rms. and bath, suit.
for liv. rm. quarters or business.
women only. 1925 NJ st. NV, RE.
1870, call bet 9 and g. -2S
COLORED-DBLE FRONT RM. for
rent. Back rm. with warm enclosed
porch; also bsmt. rm. Call RA. 3449
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l and 2 Bedrooms
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms
RENTALS FROM S71.75.
Utilities Included In Rent
SEE FURNISHED MODEL APT.

From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg, take Route o. S. 80 to
3rd traffic light, then right on
Route 202. go 1A miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landoyer, Nd.
AP OlfS 20
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3rd AND R. I. AVE. NE.
Bedrm,. large liv. rm.. kit, family.
size dinette and bath; completely
and newly furn. incl. all utils
Call R. A. HUMPHREYS, sos N
Captiol st Realtors MA 6730 al
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from KITS
than from any other store in the
city; a fact we are proud of and
consider a remarkable testimonial
Tor the quality and value you get
in the pianos we stock. Before you
display of pianos. A comparison
will convince you that it costs no
more to buy the best at KITS,
1880 G st NV 40
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POULTRY AND EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, f1Y K st. NV
Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks
poultry supplies ME. OOS9
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WESLEY FALL

WESLEY FALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendlx washer;
selected menu: S4S to $3.50; 1926
21st st. NV, HU. 1924,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-Brlc-a- brac china. sill
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1898
G st. NV Sterling 7496
ANTIQUES-Furnitu bric-a- brac.
china, glassware. rugs. silverware.
PAINTINGS: highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker) IA.
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AM. UNIV PARK
CLEVELAND PARK

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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
EASONED SPLIT OAK WOOD-Will
deliver u cords. y cords or full
cords Call ALASKA COAL CO.
MA 5SS5 or OF T300
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MISS JOLIET" FIRST
SWEETHEART ENTRY

The first contestant to enter the
Sweetheart race was Miss Janet
Curry of Boyd under the title OF
"Miss Joliet" Miss Curry moved
from Lodge Grass, Mont, to Boyd
just a year ago, but she already
holds the office of sophomore class
treasurer in Joliet where she at
tends school. She is also a cheer
leader, a member of the band, the
glee club, the home economics club,
and on the staff of the Jolitonian
as a feature writer and typist.
Miss Curry describes herself as
an average student" who favors
commercial subjects. Aged 16, she
has won four "firsts" in school in
the tipping, home economics, band,
and glee club. At the present she
is employed at Andy's Realty in
Billings, where she does general
office work. Her present ambition
is for a position in the world of
business.
Outside the fields of her aca-
demic and economic e~ndeavors, she
lists horseback riding as one of
her favorite pastimes. She is also
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Gala Celebration
To Mark Kids Day

Saturday, June "a. has been pro-
claimed "Kids Day" in Laurel, the
day Of reign of Queen Maria Kelly
and King Buckle Wood, the day
Of festivities connected with the
opening of Laurel's new swimming
pool. Activities for the day in
clude games and races in North
park during the morning hours, a
free lunch, a parade, the pool
dedication, and the choosing of a
Sweetheart.
Beginning at 9 a. m. children
will gather in North park where
they will be split into groups to
participate in a number of gag"
races such as the 'three-legged
race" the sack race" and others.
There is still a possibility that
there will be a pie eating con-
test. The committee in charge of
the activities at the park has ar
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-21

in the Laurel Water Carnival
Sweetheart contest. She attends
school in Belfry, which she repre-
sents, but she lives 20 miles out
side Belfry and across the Wyo-
ming state line. However, in that
she was born in Huntley she is a
true Montana product.
Her scholastic attainment, &C
cording to Miss Althoff, has been
average. While in school she has
been a member of the pep club,
the Future Homemakers of Amer
lea, a cheer leader, and president
of the junior class. She states that
basketball is her favorite sport,
and that riding is her favorite
pastime.
A Junior in high school, Miss
Althoff is 16 years old and has
green eyes and brown hair. She
is 81 inches tall, weighs 12O
pounds, has a 34-inch bust, a "a
inch waist, and 35-inch hips.
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RADIO SHOW WILL Be
BROADCAST At PARK

"Uncle Mac" Murray w. Nc
Bride, of the Sweetheart Bread
company's radio show on station
kBMY is the man who did the
work in selecting the King and
Queen of Laurel's Water Carnival.
Mcbride read 700 letters from
Laurel children in which each
child stated why he or she wanted
to be first to enter the new pool,
and from this mass of letters Sc
lccted the two he thought best
i'll order to determine who the
King and Queen should be.
When Kids Day comes, "Uncle
Mac" is going to broadcast his
radio show from Laurel Athletic
Park. The program for the day
will be made up of talent taken
from the crowd at the park. Any
child who would like to appear on
the show should either register at
the office of Hugh Sweeny, 9 First
Ave-, Laurel, or see "Uncle Mac"
during the lunch hour that pre-
cedes the show.
Obevholteitcpt-
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LUNCH At PARK
FREE TO KIDS
V. F. w. To Help Serve 1,500
Al Lunch Made Possible
By Generous Firms

To help make Laurel's Water
Carnival one of the biggest events
of many a year, there will be q
free lunch for all kids who come
to the Athletic park grandstand
just after the grand parade. The
Veterans of Foreign Wars are
going to help the lunch committee
serve the expected 1,500 kids a
meal of hot-dogs, milk, buns, pop,
and ice cream. By the time lunch
is served, the kids should be hun
CRY enough to do heavy damage to
the supplies.
The lunch is being made avail
able through the cooperation of a
number of merchants and firms
who are supplying the food at
drastically reduced prices. The
Red Lodge Bottling Works is sup
plying Pepsicola, the Laurel
Creamery is furnishing the ice
cream, the Ideal BAKERY is send
ing buns, the Boys Market is
helping with the hot-dogs, and
Anderson Dairy has promised choc-
olate milk if suitable means of
dispensing it can be found.
AS the committee in charge of
the lunch is preparing to feed
1900 kids there is no need for
anyone to stay away. The word
received from the chairman of the
committee is "come one, come ALL"
The activities of the day are going
to be so extensive as to require
a lot of energy, and all kids are
urged to eat a lot.
The lunch committee members
are Marvin Hoppel, Charles Glib
lin, j. R. Heebner, and r. B. Pack
ard.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-21

scholarship to Montana State col
lege at Bozeman where she plans
to major in science. At present she
is attending the Billings Business
college.
During her school years, while
she was earning high scholastic
honors, her extracurricular activi-
ties, both in and out of school,
were many and varied. While in
school she played basketball, was
a cheerleader, a baton twirler, a
member of the Girls Athletic as
ISOLATION, and vice president of the
senior class. A member of the
Roberts chapter of the Order of
Rainbow, she is now Worthy Adj
riser to that chapter.
Though she lists no hobbies, she
she enjoys riding and often
%retires to her grandfather's ranch
for that purpose. Her interest in
the sport is more than a passing
for she owns two horses.
A green-eyed seventeen-year-old
with brown hair, Miss Hunts title
winning figure is built around a
34-inch bust, 23-inch waist and 35-
.nch hips. She is 65 inches tall and
120 pounds.
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miss ROBERTS" IS
IN SWEETHEART RACE

Valedictorian of her high school
class, "Miss Roberts," Jean Hunt,
has won four scholarships. Of the
four, she has chosen to accept a
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-21
Committeeman WHO
spanked KIDS DAY

Publicity committee: Chester G
Scott, chairman; committee COM
posed of chairmen of all other
committees.
Race committee: DR.. D. A. Not
tingham, chairman; Jim Whitson.
Harlan Russell, and DR.. w. A
Mccormick.
King, Queen, and Sweetheart
committee: Stewart Johnson, chair
man; Bob Bateman, Clarence
Isachsen, and Allie Dolven.
Lunch committee: Marvin Hop
pei, chairman; Charles Giblin, j.
R. Heebner, and R. B. Packard.
Parade committee: Willard Bald
win and G. w. Fenton.
Swimming pool program: Hugh
Sweeny.
Decoration committee: Oliver
Void and Dick Sterrett.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-21

ranged for prizes to be offered
the winners of the various events.
Between II a. m. and ~ moor
the children participating in the
parade will begin to get their
tries ready for the big march. At
II O'Clock the parade will start
down Pennsylvania avenue toward
NAN street, the first leg of a
route that will eventually bring
INC Whole parade back to the
~grandstand of the Athletic narL
where a free lunch will be served
Inc committee in charge of the
parade has announced a number of
prizes for the best entries in the
various classes of the parade. Not
the least feature of the parade win
be the public appearance of the
Sweetheart candidates.
The lunch committee has a menu
Planned that should appeal to all
kids. AS there are being made
preparations to feed 1900 hungry
Kids, there is no need for anyone
70 stay away. The members of
the committee say "come one
come ALL"
While the lunch is going on,
Uncle Mac of radio fame will in
tervlew children and pick talent
for his show which will go on the
ar at 2 p. m. over station KBMY
of Billings. This will be the first
opportunity for any talented
youngster to get a start toward
a career in radio entertainment.
Immediately following the
"Uncle Mac" show, the new swim
ming pool will be dedicated. After
the dedication address, the King
and Queen will enter the pool
Then will come the high point of
the day for all the Sweetheart con-
testants, the final choosing of the
of the Laurel SWIM
ming pool will take place.
The purpose of all this activity
is to celebrate the realization of
an old dream here in Laurel. For
many years there have been vari-
Gus attempts to get a swimming
pool built here, but for one reaso
or another these efforts have al
ways come to nothing. At last,
the many obstacles that stood in
the way have been overcome and
there is a good place for Laurel
children to swim. The people of
Laurel feel a considerable pride in
their accomplishment, and are
anxious to have others join with
hem in celebrating the crowning
achievement of their efforts.
The idea for this celebration
with the members of the
publicity committee of the Laurel
club. The members felt
hat Laurel should have an annual
lay of celebration and came to
he conclusion that a water carni-
'al had much to offer over the
Usual western day celebration.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-21
NELSON WINS
miss LAUREL" TITLE

Chosen as Miss Laurel from a
field of four finalists, Miss Betty
10 Nelson will represent Laurel in
the Sweetheart contest at the new
swimming pool on June "a. Other
finalists in the contest for the title
of Miss Laurel were Miss Joyce
Bulge, Miss Claudine Eberhardt,
and Miss Shirley Collins.
The daughter of MI. and Mrs.
Christopher Nelson of IA Fourth
Ave, Miss Nelson has lived in
Laurel all her life. A former Girl
Scout, she is now a member of the
Laurel chapter Of the Order of
Rainbow. AS is quite suitable for
the position of Sweetheart of the
Laurel swimming pool, she reports
that she a swim, but makes no
claims in the field of diving.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-21
Calendar

9 a. m. to II a. M
Games at North Park.
There will be all kinds of
gag races entrants will be
divided according to age
groups.
II a. m. to II noon
Preparation for the Grand
Parade. Everyone in the
Parade should line up on
Fifth avenue at the park.
II noon to 1 p. NJ
Grand Parade. See the pa
rade story on this page for
all the details.
1 to 1:30 p. m.-Free
lunch for all kids at the
Laurel Athletic park grand
stand.
1:30 p. m. to 8 p. NJ
The Sweetheart Bread COM
pany's Uncle Mac" show
3 p. m. to a p. m.-The
in front of the grandstand.
dedication of the swimming
pool followed by the selec-
ton and browning Of the
Sweetheart.
Laurel outlook., 1950-06-21
PRIZES TO Be GIVEN
TOP PARADE ENTRIES

Promptly at noon, Saturday,
June "a, Kids Day, the Grand
Parade will move off from its
stand on Fifth Ave. A V. F. w
color guard and the Laurel high
school band will lead the parade.
First of the Kids Day features
in the line of the parade will be
the royal float bearing King Buckle
Wood and Queen Maria Kelly,
After the float will come the dec
GRATED bicycle section, for which
the best entry will be awarded q.
baseball glove by the Thompson
Yards Lumber company. Follow
ing the bicycles will be the dec
GRATED wagon section; the winner
Of which will receive a bicycle
basket donated by the Laurel Trad
ing Post. The next division will be
the pet section. The owner of the
best displayed pet will receive a
bicycle light donated by the Mar
shall-Wells store, there will also
be prizes for the most unusual
pets. Immediately following the
pets will be the costume section,
for which there will be several
The best historical costume
will receive a fishing tackle box
from the Gamble store, and prizes
will be offered for the prettiest
and funniest costumes. Following
this section will be the dolls. The
best displayed doll will receive a
doll from the Kiddie
Center, and the best doll buggy
entry will be awarded a Pixie
from the Price Drug COM
1any, there will also be other
for worthy entries.
Just behind the children's sec
ion will come the Sweetheart con-
,estants riding in convertabIes and
nterspaced between floats or in
groups.
The committee in charge of the
parade invites all interested per-
IONS to participate.