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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New YORK
rooms PESs Isst PsofHsrrEs SHsT Is
ak. IL .c6NDIrToSEbn 3 81 nS NE OFFICES 5lf7 in
modern, flreproof Century. Building,
susreme sas Sse csart St nw .vssss Gpssssts p Inxs
rooms or suites Of two or more
rooms: parking space available.
sGE FissaGEE Z 81. INC. sSS"' 7ss fpfi 18Th ss. /
Nicely FgSRSy. Sssy SPACE in law once.
Reasonable rent. 42s Bond Bldg :,
LARGE. DEsiRABLE $nd-iioof space
In downtown area; suitable for
once, once or af1 business avail; june . !
with seo1stic Ceiling; ali iaeilittes'
Call Mr. A. H. Levin. COLONIAL
IINTVEssgTMENT Co, sl7 9th St. NV
AkElsoN Ii sSsOi iBLDc.-omoe space. 4 $50
oFFItE ON 1si FL66R@opposite
10c store. 721S Wisconsin ave, Be-
thesda: S45 mo. 81. 2155. 30
1917 18th ST. N.W.-Modern ONCE
building with air-conditioning II re-
ISl, $Sl, q q. esil AL KAY REALTY Co,
soth and nd K N.w.-2ox7o 1T. p open
space: Occupied by architect. Avail
able July 10; Rent reas. RA. 1920,
rms; newly decorated; north light.
oFFFIcE On EYE ST., directly on i7tb
st. NV; 1900 50. tt, 1st Moor, 2
lavatories; parking lot across street
sRfPss isefns 'AMMAs MAsAeEaEsF q EHHNITT d6SS 6bSP
ase ayf Is 9E cEoIcE sT 2aSa sGffrssso
s1d $50 per month. 1417 X st.,
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. -
SMALL FURNISHED oFFIcE-In de-
s.T1Ias s5aR: .nd nw i.,.nsons legation
month. ST. 1893. ''"'' POO PCT
OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS. name
on bulletin board and on door.
Lawyer only. $40 monthly. Phone
rneFEssRFoS.1H attsF Ri% HI; ofsics fTsa' ,n,e. On
Conn. ave for doctor or dentist.
Will decorate to suit tenant. Lvs.
quarters avail. Box 306-J. Star. go
OFFICE SPACE. or telephone or sec
retarial service available, mod. air
@ feaG phons S1sf Mr. hfst s1DHs 2f esE
DOWNTowN-1st floor, 3-rm. suite
with pvt. lavatory. SS5: 3 rms, on
3rd floor, S55. Mr.. 10th and Eve
sts; NV. KELLEY g. BRANNER: D1.
rLazA rHEArER BLDG. 1885 gS New
York ave. NV. entire new 3rd
floor, now available. Air-condi-
Gn ti9ned; Janisor service. MR.. FRA
cENTRALLY 7 LOCATED BUSINESS
OFFICE, Mills BLDG, 18th and
$62 so. MA. $500. 20
DESIRABLE-Small and lse. offices
available Immediately to meet your
requirements. Call Ma. 6S23 or Rm.
lies G ST. N.v.--compact. 7-rm.
suite, rms. furn. and complete
office equip; avsilable for lease;
minimum 8 mos; furniture and
equip. sale at sacrifice. ST. 1880.
1II3 1eth ST. N.w.-Entire building;
ONCE with apt. newly redecorated;
DOWNTowN-2 beautiful large FRS.
open space; combined. separa ate
reas.; pvt. entr. ELLIS, ME. 1171. =
CLARENDON BUILDING
1900 WILSON BLVD.
FULLY AIR-CONDrTIONED
POSSESSION AUG. l, 1850
KAss REALTy CO.. EN-. sioo
$500 SO. TT.
IN THE
AIR R-CONDITIONED
KASS BUILDING
I'll 14th ST. NV.
Can be partitioned to At your re-
duirements. Immediate possession.
KAss REALTY Co, EN-. 800
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LUCKY SEVEN

VIII you be one of the z to pur-
chase . 3-bedrm; brick or frame
rambler in one Of our two N. Ar
lington locations. Only : left: 2
with full basements with tremen-
dous picture windows installed; :
without Easements, but with at
tached garages and disappearing
stairvsys to storage attic; 21-ft
liv. rm. with built-in bookcases and
china cabinets Double sliding dool
closets in bedrms. All kitchen.
EQUIPPED with range, refgr.. GARBAGE
disposal, breakfast nook or snack
bar. Picture window with planting
boxes Priced from S14.75o Il
Sl5,7oo: GI approved with 10 pei
cent down. Better call today; they
are going xainz fast
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

4 TO 8-UNIT FLATS
1t would appear you might
get the high dollar today if
you have property you plan
to liQuidate this year. To
list phone Evert Scott, CO.
1000, Ext $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. NV, Ma 2345.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FoR RFNT

SMALL COTTAGE for rent on RhoaN
rSf;;. riyef;; Aus. and Sept. VI. 2Sa6
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-Apt. w
rms. newly furn.: cow located
blka. waterfront. AT. 27ls. "a
BETHANY BEACH. DEL. - Several
svsilsbis now. accom-. a Can AID.
1900 between 70 and ash TOD
MISS MURPHY "a
tcontinusd en Next PsSsI
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EAGLES NEST

Captains and colonies will fnd this
home appealing; designed for gra-
cious living; adaptable 10 those who
must entertain often. Located in
finest N. Arlington location, this
attractive brick Colonial has large
hv. rm. with hrepl., full din. rm.,
lge. kit. plus breakfast rm; and
3 bedrms. up. 16xl4. 14x10,
12x11hal, . full tile baths, noored
attic; full bsmt.; paneled game rm.
with bar: toilet; built-in garage: oil
heat. This is beautiful home.
selling at the GI-approved price of
So. 800. Be sure to see it! Call
till q.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

rms, semidet., brick
with full bsmt. and oil heat. located
very close in. Small down payment
with quick possession. CECIL B.
LuPIok: II dtSSz1 Realt0r. ow' 1898; So eSss-'
acres in nearby No. Arlington. zoned
for 5000 50. # lots, together with
a custom built quality brick and
stone home with slate roof, oil H.
VIII, 2-car garage. all utils. avail
stson sbie; Close r te syerything CH .,taE GEORGE
MAs0N sasSs ssRls SREEF cs Ca sss eSss .n
ITs cool under the tall trees in
this lovely section of Falls Church.
Charming, well built, 5-rm. house
with full bsmt. and expansion attic.
The coloners transfer lets US oder
Nofos II e ySH EEAL49 1sE % SnfiE Glvood sss
JE. $4,000. IS
THREE-BEDRooM BRICK - Bsmt.,
attic on transp.: near everything:
ike rent. @. T. Nc NAB. 115 Hill
rWSeBEDRooM ySSe fTsii es SyS3 SEick buneaIov; ls
near business Section; 1880. Rea-
sonable down payment. balance like
rent. q; 7; Nc NAB. lis Hillgood
ave-, FA. 1905 rs
4 BEDRMs., 2ls BATHs-screened
porch, beaut. lot, located Country
Club area; price, $23. 500. To be
seen BY appt. w. 8. HOGE. Jr., CH
$500 DoWN-Move in: house, $50 mo
Elec., well: 8 mi. Wash; good roads
H. A. EDGE, ov. 57s9. TIE. 0791.
3 AIRY BEDRMs.-Liv. rm. with
frepl., full size din. rm., we'll equip.
kit, full bsmt.. large corner lot;
S15,25O; GI contracts invited.
4-BEDRM. CENTER-HALL Colonial in
Lyon Village; corner lot, redecorated
$1,000. approved GI. OWNER, JE.
FIVE ROOM WHITE BUNGALOW
Nice bsmt.. Oil heat, equipped kitchen,
attached garage on . acres of land;
in immaculate condition, just l0
miles from Washington. S11.750,
reasonable terms. Call METZLER'
Va. ofhce. Gil. 1888 or OK. 0s7s.
1000 CASH DOWN. REASONABLE
For 2-bedroom row house near Glebe
rd. and Lee highway. First bus
zone. w. DEWEY WH1TENER. OW.
1888, OV. 0636. 80
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COOL
GUNSTON MANOR

Live where life Is Q real pleasure
on. the Potomac with q yeiW for
miles across the river and having
wide private waterfront. We have
a year around residence with 3 bed
poreh sIss Sssa.u sla'ssd S r and v,:s ,::srs.nsd
sive stone frepl. modern bath. an
elec. kit, all this on floor. Entire
house immaculate; det. Gear garase,
workshop In partial bsmt.. about a
aere Of land In exclusive vatertront
your own beach where swimming IL
permitted. Only $l5,99s and start
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INDUSTRIAL SITES

INDUS NAL SITES
Suitable for manufacturing or ware
house; 10000 so. it., near Hyatts.,
on railroad: at so cents So. IT,,
dustrial or 2nd commercial, within
business district of Silver Spring;
level, siding available: an excellent
value at So per so. IT. Consult Mr..
Millingham, ST. 2400; eyes,, RA.
Phillips, Candy & Fuller, Inc.
1912 18th st. NV. 80
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

so 600 FT., end COMM, on Blair I'd
NV; railroad siding: will build bids
for responsible tenant on all or part
Call MA. 6433 or ewes, GE. 5T34.
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ALEXANDRIA-ARL. VIC.
Homes to Future Budget!
$10,750
A larger than average and much
you've seen at the price! . bedrms.
and tile bath, liv.-din. rm. comb,
equip. kit, bsmt. fiXed up very
attract. oil heat: WIN 6an 81 with
loan. blks. to school, 2 to shops,
l to bus. ia. 4-160O to 10 pm.
$10,500
Arlington brick bungalow rented at
$S7..50 per mo. 1t has lge. ,Cathe-
bedrm. and colored tile bath. lge,
blvd. close to bus. $1,000 cash
required. JA. 4-16oo till 10 pm.
$13,500
Unusual listing! Cape Cod close in.
conv. loc. Upstairs very unusual
and rustic in paneled pine with 3
built-in hunks; > bedrms. and tile
bath; very lge. liv.-din. rm., big
kit, full bsmt.. oil heat. This is
real value and should GI or as
sumo $500. 4fo GI loan. ia.
4-16O0 till 10 pm.
S13,950
Tall trees, shade, this pastel hued
brand-new picture book rambler on
site. s0xl50; wide plate glass win
area; 3 bedrmS. and tile bath, all
on l A. Very much worth looking
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes ia. 4-16OO.
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gPACE-Located In
large apt hotel; NV. section OF the
st,, esy bgsS nsishsorn9od IS sG.es s:
store was recently remodeled to
comply with the D. c. building code
for restaurants; seating capacity Of
APPROX. 100; an ideal location for
. hrst-clsss restaurant; an attrac-
tive rental and lease is available
70 the right party. To. $500. Mr..
SNYDER. rs
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WAREHOUSES WANTEp
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

NEAR 9th AND EvARTS N.E.-26.-
houses, cont. 6.4OO 50. IT., sep.
brick ofc. bldg; 4-car siding with
dock. also truck dock; S77,50O,
terms. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. go
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IT'S
CAPE LOCH HAVEN
THIS YEAR

The most beautiful salt waterfront
development ever offered near Wash
tnston; IS easy committing miles
over wide highways, over . mile Of
sandy shores with large shade trees.
A place for the family TO vacation
S295 UP. Terms II desired. Drive
out Central ave, Route 2l4, 10 Mayo
rd., follow sigma 10 the cape. SMITH
BROS. Managers.
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MANNAS REALTY co.
sl16 Wilson Blvd. OIL. or OK. 27sx.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENr

CENTRAL d. C.; modern brick bldg >.
about 1000 SO fl, built TO Health
Dept. spec: ideal for food mfg., etc. f;
ample parking: 5000 mo-; sell for
$4,000. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880.
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INVEST. PsoP.-sALE tcsatl

COMPLErELY renovated 3-apt. house.
3 newly equipped mod. kitchens 4
baths; new hardwood nrs-. wiring.
Pill, plumbing n,s and pis,,ering through.
can week DAYS Q TIL 5. HARRY
PoRETsKY & SONS. INC. 1878 K
81. q. y. Ma. $500. so
NEW APTS.-In-town COW. we'll
built; ,, 4, 6-famfIy; tenants pay
utilities. GEORGE Y. wORTHING-
TON a. SON, ma. 1896. OIL 3T3a.
10th AND MASS. AVE. Nw--Guest-
house with 23 rms, s baths, Plus
doctors suite of rooms on term lease
Furniture included. To settle estate,
ssSsS sssnssn .PPnss 5sai.li saT4Hx eal CO. n n
NR. sth AND II sTs. N.E.-s stories
with fun bsmt:; Oil h.-v-h.: bath
and kit. on each fr.; $lo.50o cash.
v. L. TooMEY. JR.. Realtor. RE.
M. r. 18th AND p SITS. N.w-ouest-
ture Included: rental income. $500.
81 ssaIrHast r. co 5ShnssR' ST. $500; 81 h .y.s. g.
wEIL:BUnr s-tamuy brick a1,.,
bath. Annual rental, So, ,6S4. FLOYD
Z; DAVIS Co. 1899 K st. NV. Ma.
81 GALVESTON PL.. s.w.-semid.t
$1,000 yr.; price So $50: md trust
If necessary. KENMORE REALLY
CO.. GE. 0S5l.
BY OWNER-Brick. slate roof, four
apts;; big cool wooded lot, No. Ari,.
apt. has wood-bnrnins FIREPLACE, fi; h"s
pine-paneling separate entrance. In
come S3.l92. S2S. 500. lst trust
900, IA. S-77ls. 30'
STORE AND APT. vicinity Wis. ave
and Chesapeake st. NV; gross rent,
Beall, Ma 93O0: Ewes, oW. s435.
BOSS q PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st.
ARE YOU holding investment Prop
erty for income purposes? If you
net net ls. rs help you; Call Mr.. Smith
ARLINGTON-Corner lot soned c.;
10-ft. frontage on Fairfax drive;
near site OF Hecht's new Virginia
oder home aos renseS sG'ss as t~o ia5se apts
For details, call WILLIAMS REALTY
sHoPPfNG CENTER-consisting of 8
stores; on main hwy, in Va. II
miles from Washington: must be
seen to be appreciated. Price is rea-
sonable: Call METZLER'S Virginia
once. GIL. 1888 or OK. 0s7S.
THREE 2-sTORY bay window row
brick dwellings; 8 rms. and bath
EACH 2 heated by hot water. An
additional building site with large
meLal garage All within 4 blocks
of Government Printing once. Wen
rented on monthly agreements to
white tenants. Gross annual income,
Xl,5lS; now under rent control
Ierms-Al cash. To be sold in
e. Quincy SMITH. INC, Realtors
1915 H St. NV. DI. a057.
Beaut. Home, Excel. Inc.
IA rms, cor. res: Dupont Cir; peri.
eond,; 4 entrs.; 3 baths; oil heat; Z
nrepls,; yd;: gar: Al furn.; SIS, 900
On: OWNER. CO. 4729. go
SHOPPING CENTER
Macarthur blvd: Near Mass; ave
choice development six or more
stores and parking. Gail MIR. VII
lingham, ST. 2400; Ewes. RA. 1901 q.
Phillips, Candy & Fuller, Inc.
1012 18th st. NV. 90
HOME AND INCOME
Lady owner wishes to sell 17-rm
house. suitable for tourists; now
rented as 4 furn. apis. plus owner S
quarters. Located Hamlin ST.. off
RI. ave. ne. good income producer
CAn Mr.; Rauch. 10. 2-S90l. cox
81 CO.. RE. 1888.
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California Ranch House

window in living room GAIT. long
dining room opening onto patio,
bright kitchen fully equipped with
Westinghouse refrigerator, Kenmore
range, Formica sink; breakfast nook
with built-in leather bench; twin
bedrm. with double closet. Twin
bedrm. with walk-in closet. 3rd
bedrm. or den in pine paneling.
Hollywood bath. Attached heated
garase with "a bath. Select your
own decorations.
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STORES FOR RENT tcsnt.,

GROUND FLOOR store or office. ios
desirable for distributor; SIS mo.
Get key at 5ls End ST. nv. Me-
CREA EoUIPAENT CO., RE, 3tsa.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

Is0. .o0o PLUS OR MINUS Fl, heavy
industrial: l0-car siding, utilS.;
near D. c.; 55e II. HUDSON CO.,
4710 Annapolis I'd. UN. 1915. CN.
713l.
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Owner Transferred

Must sell Immediately this 2-yr.-old
detached brick home in Edgemoor
with rms, bath, 1st-fl. powder
rm., screened porch, large detached
garage; splendid level lot; only S21,-
@ 600. decidedly 6e,9W 1W market iTs ,It;T for g
pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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BUNGALOW

Rockville. Inspect this spacious pre-
war bungalow on beautifully lanl-
thoroughfare: lge. liv. rm., excep-
tionaily lge. din. rm., den with
fireplace; lge. mod. kit; 2 bedrms.
and bath. Call for appointment until
Q. EN- 1900.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22

If you are planning to barbecue
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22

The Salem Evangelical and Re-
formed Church, Cearfoss Pike, pro-
vided the setting for a beautiful
wedding Saturday evening, June II,
at p. m, when Miss Genevieve
Grace Beckley, daughter of Mrs.
Pearl Beckley, Route 2, Hagerstown,
and the late Walter p Beckley, be-
came the bride of Seth Kriner
Schnebly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
S. Schnebly, Clear Spring District.
Against a background of white
gladiolas and palms, the young
couple exchanged their marriage
vows in the presence of a large
audience of relatives and friends,
with the Rev. Frederick D. Eyster
officiating at the double ring cere-
mony.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss Jes-
sic Maugans rendered several organ
selections, also the traditional we'd
ding marches, and George Plank,
-in-law of the bride, sang
Because" "Ah! Sweet Mystery of
Life" and 81 Love You Truly"
Given in marriage by her uncle,
Paul w. Beckley, the bride was love-
ly in a gown of white taffeta, with a
sweetheart neckline, long fitted
sleeves pointed over the hand, and
long fitted waistline scalloped above
a billowy skirt. Her finger-tip veil
was fastened to headband of seed
ed pearls, and she carried a white
prayer book, blanketed with red
rosebuds, with white streamers. She
wore a double strand of pearls, a
gift of the groom.
Miss Betty Beckley was her sisters
maid-of-honor, wearing pale blue
taffeta and carrying an arm bouquet
of red and white rosebuds and Gyp-
sophilia, tied with white satin ribbon.
The four bridesmaids, each in her
appointed pastel shade of taffeta,
carrying her arm bouquet of con-
trasting colored rosebuds and gypso-
philia, added dignified coloring to
the reverent pageantry. Miss 10
Ann Beckley, sister of the bride,
wore orchid with yellow rosebuds;
Mrs. Milton Snyder, sister of the
groom, wore yellow with pink rose
buds; Miss Geneva Shank, cousin OF
the bride, wore green with yellow
rosebuds; and Miss Nancy Beckley
cousin of the bride, was attired in
rose, with pink rosebuds.
Elmer Beckley, young brother OF
the bride, carried, in stately man
ner, the white satin pillow on which
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22

The stork announces the following
arrivals at the Washington County
Hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Horst, 406
Mitchell Ave.-a daughter on June
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. George William
Roach, Jr., 319 Bryan Place-a
daughter on June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. David J. Ensminger,
Mercersburg, Pa son on June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Bachtell,
Funkstown-a son on June IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arant, Sharps-
burg-a son on June H.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Lesher,
Greencastle, Pa daughter on
June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew J. White,
Boonsboro-a daughter on June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Haupt, Jr.,
Midd1etown-a daughter on June
10.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Bean, 431 w.
Church Sta daughter on June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil L. Moser,
1903 Heisterboro Road-a son on
June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bike, 918 Pope
Ave.-a son on June 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Eugene Barn
hart, 423 Ridge Ave.-a son on June
7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Munson, 220
East Ave.-a daughter on June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester G. Tewalt,
1873 East Ave.-a son on June 3.
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22

culosis, basic among which is COM
plete rest under medical supervision,
preferably in a tuberculosis hospital.
At the tuberculosis hospital, in
addition to his supervised rest, the
patient may receive other types of
treatment, such as surgery or drugs,
depending on the type of his illness
His diet is also planned there to fit
his specific needs and to give him
strength to fight his illness.
But although diet is only part OF
the treatment, it is an important
part. The patients food must serve
the double purpose of helping Che
body to repair the damage the germs
have done to his lungs as well as to
build up his body's defenses against
the spread of the disease.
Meals served to tuberculosis pa
tients are usually simple and well
balanced and contain calories and
vitamins needed. In general, the
diet includes milk Ga quart day.
meat, eggs, fish, cheese, fruits, vege-
tables, cereals, and desserts.
1t is true that at one time great
emphasis was placed on fattening the
tuberculosis patient and he was fed
great quantities of eggs and milk
But today we know that well-bal-
anced diet of simple, nourishing
foods is better than concentration on
a single type of food.
Patients sometimes feel that the
menus in the tuberculosis hospital
lack variety. Simple but wholesome
and nutritious food - the kind that
is best for tuberculosis patients -
does not provide for great diversity
But it must be remembered that the
food is of good quality, prepared by
expert dieticians under medical SUI
pervision, with the aim of giving the
patients body the proper "fueP' to
help him fight his illness.
The person who contracts tubercu-
losis need not worry about the diet
that he should have while he is i'll
if he takes prompt steps to enter q
tuberculosis hospital. The doctors
will work with trained dieticians al
the hospital to make certain that the
patient gets the proper foods, in the
right amount, to help him success
fully overcome his disease.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22

It was interesting to read in the
Sunday edition of the Washington
Post recently, what some of the
people that had been interviewed
would be reading on their summer
vacation. A couple of these books
have just been published and will
be available this month. Here they
are: "World Enough and Time" by
Robert Penn Warren, and John
Adams" by Catherine Drinker Bow
en-.
Drew Pearson would like to in
clude in his reading, eff You Were
Born in Russia" by Arthur Good
friend. Here are some other per
sonal choices: valley of Flowers
by F. S. Smythe; "Out of the Earth, y
by Louis Bromfeld; peace of Soul,
by Fulton ]. Sheen; mo Time to
Look Back" by Leslie Greener; and
"The Concept of Mind by Gilbert
Ryle. 1 hope that / shall find time
to read some of them and l know
that you, too, would like to catch
UP with your reading when time per
mits
For that outdoor supper here is
something that will certainly go over
with the family or guests
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22

the rings were placed; while little
Margaret Beckley was lovely as her
sisters flower girl, in full length
pink taffeta, carrying white basket
containing a mixed bouquet.
Resley Schnebly served as his
brothers best man, and ushers in
cluded Grover B. Sword, Jr., Milton
Snyder, brother-in-law of the groom;
and David Seibert and Charles
Grabb, brothers-in-law of the bride
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Beckley chose navy blue and white
print, with white accessories, and
wore a corsage of yellow rosebuds
and gypsophilia The groom's step
mother wore rayon-sheer in navy
blue, also with white accessories,
wearing a similar corsage.
Following the ceremony, the young
couple received congratulations from
their many friends at the church, be-
fore returning to the home of the
bride, where a reception was held.
Miss Arvela Bowman presided at the
punch and Mrs. George Plank served
guests from the four tier wedding
cake that had been baked and beau
tifully decorated by the brides
mother.
For her going away outfit, the
bride chose a brown tweed suit, with
red accessories and red rosebud COR
sage.
The bride is graduate of the Ha-
gerstown High School, class of '48,
and is secretarial employee of the
holland Company. The groom is a
graduate from Clear Spring High,
class of AS, and is engaged in farm
ing at his fathers farm in the Clear
Spring district. He is active as a
senior counsellor in All Club work
and in Guernsey cattle breeding.
Following honeymoon to Niagara
Falls and points of interest in the
northern states, they will make their
immediate home with the brides
mother.
Mrs. George Plank and Mrs. David
Seibert, sisters of the bride, delight
fully entertained the bridal party
and the parents, following the we'd
ding rehearsal.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22

A dinner and theater party, hon
oring Mrs. Joseph Gardenhour's
birthday, was enjoyed last Thursday
evening in Frederick by Miss Bernita
Otto and Mrs. Florence Alpaugh,
Fairview, ILL.,; Mrs. Lauran Benchoff,
Mrs. Raymond Smith and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Bachtell, Smithsburg.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22
Health For All
Column Sponsored By Maryland
tuberculosis Association
tuberculosis and Diet

This may seem hard to believe,
but there are still people who be-
lieve that certain foods cure tuber-
culosis. They seem to think that
some type of magic diet will stop the
destructive work of tuberculosis
germs in the patients lungs and re-
store him to health in short order.
No tuberculosis patient was ever
cured by diet alone. There are many
aspects to the treatment of tuber-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-06-22

Speaker: Remember there's moth
ing in the world that's impossible to
accomplish.
Inevitable voice from the rear:
Ever try to push tooth paste back
in the tube?"