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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
South Potomac Street

Mothers Day" will be observed
at the morning service of worship
and communion at $50 am. The
minister, The Rev. DR.. William NJ
Norment, D. D., will preach on ''In
Praise Of Our Mothers" and the
adult choir will sing Mothers Day
Song" Christensen, under the di-
rection of Mrs. William E. Peacher,
Jr., organist-director. If mother is
living bring her and sit with her
during the service.
Church School will assemble at
10:45 am; the Senior Christian
Youth Fellowship will meet at 6:15
pm, and The Chi Rho Intermediate
Fellowship at $50 pm.
The Sunday Evening Worship
Service will be conducted at 7:45
pm, and DR.. Norment will preach
on s'The Influence of the Christian
Family" All always welcome.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11
Health For All
Spring Fewer and Fatigue

Spring fever" when used to de-
scribe physical fatigue and lethargy,
attacks most frequently and with
greatest force at this time of the
year, although it can come during
any season.
There is a reason for this. Some
times the body is merely reacting to
the change of warm spring days af-
ter the long, cold winter. Winter
weather, too, tends to keep a per-
son indoors at sedentary pursuits
and fatigue may be the body's way of
demanding needed fresh air and ex-
ercise. Or, fatigue may be caused
by loginess, the result of steady eat
ing of rich, heavy foods, usually con-
sumed during cold months when the
appetite is sharpened.
Lack of sufficient sleep and rest
is, obviously, one of the most com
mon causes of fatigue. Some of us
foolishly think that we can go on
and on, working and playing to ex-
cess, without giving the body
chance to recover. It's true that the
human body normally can recover
quickly from ordinary fatigue But
prolonged and excessive fatigue is
dangerous because it causes an ac-
emulation of waste products and
acids in the body which are actually
poisonous.
Some people, suffering from chron-
ic fatigue, resort to excessive
amounts of stimulants like coffee or
patent medicines or pills which are
supposed to give them pep" This
puts a further strain on the body,
whipping it into action past its en-
durance. The poisons generated by
fatigue are increased, and what is
left of the body's natural resistance
to illness and disease is completely
broken down.
Fortunately, for most of us spring
fever is short-hved and we are able
to speed its departure with a little
attention to healthful living habits.
The solution to getting rid of it may
be as simple as eating better balanced
meals, getting a little exercise in the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11
ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH, JAMESTOWN

The topic of the morning sermon
on Sunday will be, "a Study In
White and Grey" The morning
service is held at $50 am.
In Sunday School, at 10;40 am,
a Mothers Day Service will be held
and a memento will be given to
each mother present.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST
N. Potomac, near Franklin

The regular worship services will
be held at HOO am. and 7:30 pm.
At the morning service, Rev. Nor
man L. Trott, the minister, will
preach on 1.-THE Power of the Spirit"
the first in a series of sermons on
''The Holy Spirit"
At the evening service, Rev. Trott
will speak on Ancient Axioms for
Modern Mothers"
Sunday School begins at GAS a.
m and the evening Youth groups
start meeting at 500 pm.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11
Anniversary Year.

Anniversary Year.
Sunday School classes taught by
Mr.. Kessler, Mrs. Chopper, Mrs. Bell,
Mrs. Cochrane, Mrs. Ward, Mrs.
Johnston and Mrs. Hahn will at
tend the evening service in a body.
Sunday School, which had an at
tendance of 1872 last Sunday, will
meet at 9:45 am, with Mothers Day
programs in all departments. Chill
dren's Church and Nursery meets
at 1900 a. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11

lowed to become chronic. 1t is a
physical safety value" an unmis-
taxable signal that the body has had
enough physical or mental activity
until it has a chance to recuperate.
The best immediate treatment for
ordinary, temporary fatigue is rest.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11

fresh air every day, or getting to
bed on time.
But there is another type Of
fatigue-prolonged, excessive ex-
haustion for no easily explained rea-
son-that should never be lightly
dismissed as "spring fever" This
kind of fatigue, frequently associated
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11

with infection and disease, means
that something is seriously wrong.
The sufferer should go to his doctor
Immediately for a complete physical
examination, including chest X-ray.
Fatigue, coming at any season of
the year, can be dangerous to health
and even life if it is ignored and al
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

Corner Franklin and Locust SITS.
Bishop John S. Stamm, D. D.,
Ii. D., Harrisburg, Pa, bishop of the
eastern area of the Evangelical
United Brethren Church and pres
ident of the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America will
be the guest preacher at the morn
ing service at 100 o'clock on Sun
day and the evening service at 7:3O
o'clock. These will be the closing
services in the special series of serv-
ices in honor of st. Pauls 160th,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11

A Mothers Day program was
rendered at Olive Branch Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, on Fri
day evening, under the direction of
the worthy matron. Mrs. Erma Ke
fauver, who gave a hearty welcome
to all the mothers present. Special
recognition was given to the oldest
mother, Mrs Ada Geeting, and the
youngest mother, Mrs. Frances Ever
line. The scenes of the pageant in
cluded: The May Pole, Children at
Play, Tea for Two, The Lovers and
Sweet Hour of Prayer, with Mrs.
Katherine Kaetzel as reader.
The birthday party will be held
on the next regular meeting night,
May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Rubright,
Of Philadelphia, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs Russell Geeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Clipp and son
have moved from the Taylor apart
ments to Hagerstown.
The Farm Bureau planning group
will meet on Wednesday evening,
May II, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Swain.
A movie, ''The Difference" will be
shown at st. Peters Lutheran Church
on Sunday evening at 800 o'clock.
This movie portrays what differ
ence is made in the characters of our
young men and women, by provid-
ing them with a Christian education
! Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis and
family, of Hagerstown, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart FL
/ lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Castle have
moved into the tenant house on the
farm of Leo Wyand.
Mr.. T. L. Baxter spent several
OdyS last WCSh Will MI olleA NAA ..
John Wishard, of Hagerstown.
The annual town election was
held on Saturday, with the follow
ing results: Mayor, Charles Taylor:
assistant, Lester Hines; councilmen,
Clarence Smith, Harry Shank and
George Miller.
Sharon Lynn Johnson, of Thomas
w. Va, is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Sabina Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hopkins, Jr.
: of Aberdeen, were Saturday eve
ming guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Shaffer.
The tentative dates for Vacation
: Bible School are the last two weeks
of June.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-11
KeedysviIle News

The county Women's Christian
Temperance Union convention will
be held in the Grace Evangelical
United Brethren Church on Friday,
May 10, with morning and after
noon sessions. Mrs. Charles Wag
ner, state president, will deliver her
annual message and will lead the
noontide prayer The ladies of the
church will serve the noon meal.
The Rev. G. l. Rider, pastor of
the church, will conduct the morn
ing devotions, and Mrs. Harry Rems-
burg will have charge of the devo-
tional period of the afternoon ses-
sion. Mrs. Sabina Baker, county
president, will preside.
Mrs. Bernie Smith, was the lead
er for the April meeting of the Mite
Society of st. Peters Lutheran
Church, the topic of which was
Home and Mother" The prelude
was played by Mrs. A. H. Snively,
the Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Harry Shank, Mrs. Raymond
Lowe led in prayer, and vocal solo
was presented by Mrs. Harry Shank.
The following readings were Civ
en-: "The First Mother Eve" Mrs.
Glenn Norris; "To My Mother" Mrs.
Harry Remsburg; "How We Kept
Mothers Day." Mrs. Frances Kepler;
eff You Have Gray-Haired Moth
err" Mrs. Paul Ellis; Mother and
Home" Miss Pearl Poffenberger;
MARY, the Mother of Jesus" Mrs.
Harold Lowe; Mother Love-" Mrs.
George Bell; Somebody's Mother"
Mrs. Albert Meats; "a Tribute to
Mother" Mrs. Pearl Pry; and "Hon-
or Thy Parents" Mrs. Sabina Baker.
The June meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs Harry Shank.
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AVIATION

T-CRAFT. 1s46 Bc-12 p: excel;
cond.. blind flight group, TWX and
Res Res ucSatsd sast tgi ZEN; Nav 22s hrs TT
sslwaays sslwaays y hanse1ed: n win cons; selling
y YIN s; SslI I,S SoutTight. DU; , ,s2e7. - -
tlonal opportunity for low cost ny-
details on membership y. cal . i IS satTr-
1404 or Monday through Friday;
MISS LANE, RE. 740O, ext. 1904.
'46 CHIEF. 4e5 hours total, $50
since overhaul at approved shop.
Not the cleanest inside. but perfect
fabric, engine and prop. $685. or
will finance to individual or club.
Also '46 Cessna, '46 Ercoupe. 3
prewar Cubs. AL better than aver
age cond. Used Bonanza. Inquiries
invited. CARL ALLEN, Springfield
VACANCY-xC FLYING CLUB; ces-
sna 140; fully equipped; dues So
mo-; no students. TIE. 4207.
STINSON STATION WAGON, new,
4-place Piper Family Cruiser and
Stinson Station Wagon Demon
strators at substantial savings; ex-
ceLent buys. Used Cessna 120, Vag-
abond, Piper J-3. reasonable. In
dividual hangers for rent. visit and
see at nearest private airport to
WASHINGToN-VIRG1NIA AIRPORT
FA 2325
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RAIkERS
~ MTDCO, ideal for ONCE. camping
or beach lot. Only $3.50. SH. 110l,

or seseh lot. to Only " $3.50. sH. Iioi.
ALMA. s.rm. trailer: also et.. a-rm,
shower: sleeps 4; Duotherm heat
shade 't Trees tioWsrs ' ana T. %shTSSbery.
Eaiitts picket sss fensssi sfesnsssi telephone in
sSss|.: sss !s,S: :ss. , ono
cS&siiNe sisSii ssI TaAhkR., 1iiR 1s4s. all s ms.al
9sas sssc sTes sss o.. ov tuz 5sf sfaqi
1s4s ss4sea TRAiiRE, i1f Is IT., long. sleeps 4;
rrisid: :';, sRs;, size & sSttieS ggaS ggaSS stSysi w,s;
nHdE. n9ehss Lot IsMIl5 ssa: ~. 1EatlS 15ss5. "
maculate condition. Electric brakes.
Ready to 20. Best offer. 10. g.
ass2T: ss2 AMERICAN TRAILER. with
ko4H q ispoi oeioSch7eas S2H $50 IT., sleeps q: IN.
condition.; electric brakes: S1.675 or
satHss6m stss5m 1s sssss: ss.ls sss,l.. y,sA 1s essy..
HS6ss sS6i HI TKAM2R. AfI2Si iszs: hosaf system:
De luxe: extras: 81 800. CANARY
TNL. Fh.' Los NO. 4o' 6sfWyn' Nc.
TRAILER, 2-wiaeei. 4x6x2,: Al
shape: complete with hitch. 500.
1919 SILvER DoME-Must sell to-
25-FooT M system trailer. apt. size
gas range and refer. with 2 rms.
bailt:on Div. rm, and bedrm.).. 80
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex,
Va. OY. 5Tl6. $S76.
KIT KAMPER sportsman trailer. IN
excellent condition, designed for the
outdoor family. all aluminium. sleeps
9. cooking facilities: total weight.
600 lbs: $3.50 or best ofier. PA.
GLIDER, az. steel. ~ IT,. new cond.;
elee. refgr. h.-W.h-. shower. many
extras; set up on very desirable lot,
s min. Naval Medisal Center: i'm
1850 LIGHTHOUSE, 4 rooms and
bsth; real luxury trailer; will sAcri-
4fs, W. =. CABLE, lot 3S, wash
tngtoA Tourist Camp.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

TRUSTS, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Md, Va.
FIRST IRIS; I'll Trust Us Loans on n real estate
low yates; 3 70 5-ysar terms saIv and
FIRST AND AND Second Trust LOANS
sASTow iasi 3 et nIa EEA1TH NE S2 sfs5. Realtors
Loans on N REAL Estate. 1st and
In. nd THE YENRY n Fss saLug &c. eS as'k is5
MA. 1852. 1l04 Vermont ave. NV.
viii buy second-trust notes. b. c.
RfaFSS SAToNAh Md Il %EoRrdAE EeaEoaafs vET FEsfs
kassCp.f MEEsI ff9sBs Ss5s 1919 N Y ave- n"
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-5%. NJ
anhE ahaEes CO.. o' 7ss sOafsis 1ath St. NV. NN q
CASH FOR Ist AND End TRUST
NOTES incl. 1st trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored:
notes in D. C., Md. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. The Colorado Bldg.
18th and @ SITS. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
BUILDER OF SMALL HOMES desires
financial counsel or loan contracts.
sEcoNb Ece i5S-4. TRGsTs fssTi BOUGHT, top
prices. Cash today. Call RA. 2281,
WILL BUY deferred purchase money.
QUICK. ST. 1869; ewes. RIA. s4ls.
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BOATS

HoUSEBoAT, excellent condition, ali
modern conveniences. for year
around home; rms. and bath. com.
pletely furn. from television to
vacuum cleaner; will sleep 10, on
inner.spring mattresses; best offer
LAND YACHT CLUB, Borening Park.
BY oWNER-Late is49 a6-ft. steel
craft Holiday cruiser: fast; Ike
cHR1s-cRAFTT 2s-ft. runabout, zoo.
hip. Kermath engine. Al condition;
best offer. MA. 0365 or ia. 1881,
1s46 WHEELER 4e-ft. cruiser, twin
screw, :s;,.,i Just da retinishsd. .. sleeps Z
5SSa'sd HATH fessSai Yaea
YARD, Galesvilie, Nd. Phone west
cSBiS RisfS II eRu1sER, sleep ? to 4,
wanted in exchange for. q modern,
sL,eisetIic so, si EH sEst Potomac River home hon
Johnson Son ass.h;p. s:i outboard motor;
ssITeesAllen. eopai5ion' aSaa ready to go
sLooP. lift. long. with sails and
Tigging; W1 ;oss good condition; reasonable
UNiHvERfssgA1I; ,2s-h.p, marine engine
BOAT, 13h.ft. Century Outhoart
WITH with 5;h;p. 5JhhHnsOn JohnsOn access; reason
CABIN CRUISER. II IT,. good cond.
some equipt., Plymouth motor. BER.
LITZ MARINE ANCHORAGE, Deale
Md. West River 61S1.
LATE is4s sTEELCRAFT de lux.
cruiser; ,,,is r., used very sCso little. Owner
ogTsoxkD MoToR.Brand new
IL SstsS sSSroSz Sz i, ssss ss' sI
OUTBOARD motors h.p. Almost
new new; 49,. $50. Call dL. S1s7. tSar
1918 sfl cH5ia cSHo5iAaNsoN. 1e h.p. us.d I've Yer,
MIL nt1le MoSRis Sds5 ow 9oy ie. 1ass ssb, erv,,
er up to 80 It. TECH WHARF, 94(
ANNAPOLIS OWENS YACHT Co.
1850 Owens SO demonstrations. Tht
real performance Of q boat car
best be measured on the open water
Of the bay. Owens SO custom decl
cabin cruiser. Excellent cond. and
mechanically perfect. Priced 70,
36. ANNAPOLIS YACHT BASIN.
YACHT, 58-ft. Waterline. Trumpy
design. built BY Matthias. diesel
power. electric lights, circulating
.hot water, gas. stove, refgr.. domes-
,tic hot water. sleeps 8, cabin control.
+ Sacrifice. TE. 2416.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

for plumber: So. 900 miles: pipe and
fittings: bargain. QE. SOFA, -.
FORD 1946. 1-ton stake: lust the
ccsHsvH csHhs ks eH2sE asS Mos MEssSsss c. + fSsS fse
7725 Wis. ave-. OIL. 800. --S
CHEVROLET 1916 1h-ton stake;
very low. mileage: best Of mechan-
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR Co. NC,
1T2S WIS; aye, OF, Sl0o. 3
equip. with r. and h. and defroster:
MOTOR CO.. INC. 7725 Wis. aye.
JEEEt iii GhSH 1s4s M-.on panel: new truck
appearance. low mileageH tust the
truck for light delivery service: re-
duced to S6gS. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO.. INC. 7725 Wis. ave-. OIL.
cIadESvkoLEr cIdESkoLEr 1s4s M-ton pickup With
equip. With heater and defroster.
CAnnet Be % tola . f5oW & &nsWc 81 as ;o;45.
7725 Wis. ave. OIL. 800. IS
CAEyX{ ~ ,half-ton panel; Al
Gieo fS5. ~
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AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

PREWAR CARS. including converti-
Dles; TOP prices. TOWN & COUNTRY
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS on ali
Hskis 8 fac IS 1854 'i'uH'' n" .'
PRivATE PARTY desires 1910 Ford,
Ghevrolet or Plymouth. No dealers.
coSvER1FTibrrs SSi sR 1FTr and other prexa, m1
TRY. 1888 wis. ave, OR. OIO0.
WANT 100 DAMAGED CARS, 1895
for wrecklns yard. ": 1858.
MORE CASn FOE FOUR CAR. new
Sp'se sss asS REt,' VI NdHs: dSHER: EzSok zS9f stsl'
wESTERN DEALER aesperste @ Se0~ for
clean, late model cars. All cash or
sgasfs. seSals1 7sis shsfks a.orlis Mioss.s az. sS
BUSINESSMAN desires postwar car
cash. Cali aE. E's BRO. 9Sc mi'ease' all
WANTED-Qood Chevrolet or Plym-
~, ovs; ;;~41. Al. Can HI, 731O:
Ts TsFtiels: BE- by private party. Phone
rETfyiAiTiEs PRIV AiisG PARTY wants 1s47 or .4s
Cadillac 60 or so. Must be in excel.
w3SfE6S Sc rs SdefItFYs sSYssH sH kaeoIs sGds cont
mental 1946 2.door sedan. Ii. s.
WILL PAY CASH to original owner
for 1940.41 auto in immaculate con-
raiS&1r fai1ea fsH fAhqTTE:: ": sisS iaf: model ca.v
or Dodge 2 or 4 door sedan. Pay
cash. LA, 6.698O.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
SAINT MARYS COUNTY

Frame bungalow; living room, kitch'
en-, dinette, 2 bedrooms, bath
closets. porches.. electricity: hoI
water, ore-acre land: $4,000.
In corporated town: BUNGALOW, Nv
ing room, sun parlor. kitchen. bath
3 bedrooms. heat, electricity, water;
shopping center. school; $500.
6r. Clements Bay-Waterfront bum
galow: 8 bedrooms, living room
Kitchen. bath, storage: pier, swim
ming, fishing, view; $1,000.
Two acre land: waterfront, state
road; Groom bungalow: electricity
telephone: harbor, pier: S6.500.
Yeonerdtown Corporation--3-ap apart
ment house; furnished; investment;
Ri7erfrort, bathing, view. fram two
story bungalow: large living room
open arch, two bedrooms. one-hali
bath. shower. large bedroom, porehes
screened; possession at once; SS,5OO
Potomac River -6 acres. 2-stors
gas stove. electricity; $500.
State road: 2-story dwelling: cleo
tricity, water. bedrooms, living
Kitchen; furnished; SS,5CO.
JOIN r. DRURY. LeonardtoWn' ma.
nhapA 1A1 -
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VACATION PLACES.

yACATIoNIST desiring quiet. rest.
ful summer accommodations In the
mountains: American plan: reduced
rates for June. Contact MERRICK
PALACE. Montreal, N. C.
GUEST HOME-Located on Shenan.
doah River in Va, near mts. and
Natl. Park; 10 miles from D. C.; ex,
cellent home cooking; quiet, restful
atmosphere: ideal for fishermen or
summer vacationists; no children;
So a day, $50 a week or special rates
By the month or season. For infor-
nation, write MRS. c. E. FR1STOE,
overall, Va.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

WILL PAY 20 fee for placement Of
$3.50 and $3.50 G1 approved
loans. q Ia; e,4479; p ;;,,su -
value, $250.0OO; excel. safe invest
S3,8OO end MORTGAGE on Capitol
Hill. 5.unit apt, Phi. II. 4-90S9. :.
note payable $51,25 per mo. at 69e
payable $50 mo-. $1,000. AID. o531.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
SUMMER CAMPS

WE HAVE $50 ACRES full of sun
shine. An excellent program fol
youngsters, 6 to I2. Cali Waterloo
420.J-3 or write Mrs. C. G. OURS:
LER, Box 81. Santa Helm. Md. Ia
ROCK RIDGE FARM-Summer home
for children; horseback riding, hikes,
bonfires and all-night camping trips;
q real country camp; established 30
years: experienced counselorS; age
groups. 81, $40: still a few vacan-
cies; licensed, Call or write Hern-
don. Va Tel 27.W-11
Evening star., 1950-05-07
SUMMER HOMES

FOR RENT-9-rm. stone. furnished,
ami; near Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa; garden. fruit, swimming. fish
ing; golf. Also Ar, furn., ami.
G. PHILIPS. Emmitsburg: Md, or
tel. once, co. 1898 bet. 9-6.
m ~IRIC historic wiseasset, Me-: old
house, 100 acres woodland: bed
rooms. 2 baths. grand piano: beau
tifully furnished; swimming. boat
ing. golf nearby: rent summer
months. Write Box 81, WiScaSSet.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
MONEY WANTED

$500 Ist TRUST, 2 yrs.; So and
bonus paid by owner on Bethesda
bldg. and. lots, value, $4,000. No
brokers, please. Box SIC. Star. -
$4,000 TRUST needed Immediately
by owner from l to yrs. Secured
by 100000 prop. Good % Of re-
turn for pvt. investor. Write for
details and appt. to inspect. Box
449-E, Star
Evening star., 1950-05-07
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

LAKE JACKSON CABIN-Brand new.
ami, new. s. refgr., deepwell: elec.
stove. fireplace. beach. fioat. IA. f.
Colonial BEACH WATERFRONT,
gas. elec.. refgr.. $45 wE. NO. 1919.
COTTAGE on Breton Bay nr. Leon
ardtown: partly fuTnishsd; 6sa1 BATH
DEF isfssF'shsy GREER h' LAKE. western. Nd,
top Of the Alleghsny. Cottages,
sen. call WA. e497. -
COTTAGE, ali modern convenienceS'
Colonial Beach. by season. only $3.50.
soGra oGH 4 K1vER RI Eis'' Sylvan Shores, Rive,
Md.-Five-rm. furn. bungalow. 2
bedrms. and bath: from May Is to
July /. price Sl75;. gentiles. INQUIRE
CoTrAGE, 81 Assi SieSsas iower PstuxeHt. Calvert
AP. 0S7s, HI. 5936. Cail Mon.
3 rms, anil. boat, $35 VIZ. AT,
FOR Gae0i SEASON. . 4,room and bath
larEe porch. located on Chesapeake
Bay in an exclusive club area Where
there is beautiful, beach with
oiy to MR.. cHANEY. Willows, Md.
pahannock River: rooms, bath.
electricity, gas stove and NV. heat
er; private, safe sand Deacn' fsnn, cool,
SssS,u view Sy 5eo season "s' of mon 5n4
Il. c. Robson, White Stone. Va
NO. BEACH PARK. Md;-Modern
beach house, rms. porch: season,
1925 and some decorating. WI
COLONIAL BEACH-cottage. sleeps
s, shower, cleo, gas; / blk. water;
FGkN. CoTTAGE. Herring Bay, &c
nj. p: C. line. accom-; 4 or ;G, s. AMI. mi
asasas' season Sys'tn 81 month. n Rear ' Dssi: 5i
CoLoSfAL inoShf TsEi sEacH, CIV sVSAcUAttrac. s-br
bung.,. mod. conv.,, SCI: poreheS;
CSvE fs5fSS foT ssHDn0csh MD chesaD:aRe Bay
New waterfront house, ami, bed,
rooms, lKa baths: lge. liy. -rrrn.. 2
screened porches: restricted; for sea-
son Or month only. OR; 6a52: 49,. :,
aeeommodsses, 10 ;I oT = i; sriaS% phSRs
rRaNkLfN RRaiHi IN MANoR-27 miles from
D. C.; modern: bath. rTefriserstor,
ssst sss vsssr g. $685. slstpso oS e. sSSs sSss 10
% ;urnjshed 2.stors bunsalow. $500
for season. VIII accommodate eight.
No1k:ra 1: sSTd; Beach, ND, III 7th St
AMI. cottage. month or season.
Owner on premises Sundays, noon
saASIsIbE. 3 R;Imb;E MD.-ss NIL; cottage
right on bay: $3.50 season. MRS.
LARGE FURNISHED COTTAGE, nr.
Leonardtown. Md, all modern i'm
provements; pvt. pier; $50 wk.: also
cottage for sale: WI. O9o3. =
SCIENTISTS CLIFF, Port Republic,
Md.-Isolated bay-front cottage for
rent for season. Cottages for weekly
rental. May and early June, to
college graduates. restricted. Cot
rages and lots for sale. Large COM
munity house. fresh and. saltwater
swimming, fishing, sloping. sandy
bay beach. Drive down any time.
"a mile beyond Prince Frederick.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. MD. 18th st.
Lookout Cottage, 4 rms, compl.
Turn, mod. cows; incl. porches: "a
block from water; season or month;
Open Sat. SUM-, Ii. 3-4147 Sun.
pm. -8
Evening star., 1950-05-07
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

A DIPLOMATIC FAMILY wants to
rent q country house on waterfront
with As bedrms., private beach and
yard; 30-50 miles from Washington,
D. c. Tel. MA. 1850 from am
BEACH COTTAGE, on Bay or severn
for the season or July and August
sgaSH GaalSi 9S; 9GSrf1sSh, 1sSah ba, or lake, within
IS mi. Of city, must be close to
beach. In quiet family area, prefer
location convenient to Catholic
Church. interested In month June
23-July 23, or season, $3.50 mo.
sssF. soz 4as-d. = soss Star. available ST. 9 1887
j WANT to buy O waterfront home
With bedrms, Can nay. cash,
Please state location and full par
ticulars. Box 1869. Star.
SMALL COTTAGE. furnished. ri
Selbyi will pay cash II reasonahle.
Box 6o.H. Star.