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HOUSES FURNISHED

FULLY FURN., including all garden
equipment; sgle.: 2 bedrms.; College
Park. Md: good public transp. !;
chicken house. Call WA. 7-O394 on
Sunday only or other days, UN.
GEORGEToWN-Flat front, recently
restored, tastefully furn. in wrought
iron modern. 1st landing: Mod. kit,
new refgr. and garbage disposal lge.
dinette with bamboo bar and stools,
or playroom. end landing; liv rm;,
lge. library. den or dr.'.s ofice. hrepl.
3rd landing: 2 lge. bedrms., mod.
lease. Furn., S160: unfurn.. S135.
EsFATE III a;'ISS' 81 THE PoroMAc-IIiv.
rm., 16x2s. firepl.. river view;
15x22 din. rm.; screened porch. elec.
kit; .1st a., bedrm. and tile bath:
2 twin-size bedrms. and tile bath
up; maids rm. and shower bath in
bSmt gil ..ls: h:wia inv. 2scar os .rs
nolia trees: swimming pool and dog
s-6777. FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor.
N. ARL.-will rent at nominal rate
S-bedrm. home near westover for
about 9 mos. from early Jan. Refs.
We W. HAVE two silver Spring homes.
beautifully furnished. 401 Dale DIR.
SssIa SssasISnsas sfs5 s1!Se nS Sedr%s. J6 g. g.
NEaEBY fSHs Y MD.@bet. II o9i 2-story S brick
iR'l. MI 75.1sSs ~. $40. WA. 7-OO4s' s eyes
FCnR CHi iIfIs iBEDRooMs, Q baths. partially
furnished house; in very convenient
NV location. Rent $156 per month.
=. A. McKEEvER CO.. INC. ST.
TARoMA 2SeSG PARK-2-bedrm. rambler;
electric :toye, automatic washer;
vICiSiTY or WALTER REED-six
rms, gar: and gas heat; close to
schools, etc. Call LA. 6-3345 after
CoMPLETE, with attrac. furnishings;
excel. N. Arl. loc.; unusual at S140;
this snug brick home, 2 bedrms.,
has storm windows throughout;
firepl. in liv; rm; .;,S1 warm I bright a recTi
Discriminating family who sees 1t.
OIL. 1895, WO. 6-7948. -3
sHIPLEY TERRACE S.E.-3 bedrms.
Couple with children, or men or
girls. M. Boiling or A. F. B. 20.
II RMS, near Conn. ave. and Dupont
TSomjnsg S i seas 6ouss license $ls6 mo.
NV w sEC.@4 bedrms., . baths, ige.
liv. rm;; din; rm.: Kit; bsdrm:, Kit:
excel. transp: GO. 5-3977. IS .
FALLS CHURCH-Furn. residence; 8
bedrms.. auto. washing machinee.
garbage disposal, Tv. fiTepl.; avail.
Dec, 10, 3,5 mos; $165 per mo.
1881 SS1l r sri ST. s-sSEs s'E.&vacant Dec. 20;
s rms. bath, cellar. gas heat. semi
detached; $130. FREDERICK A.
BLUMER. 617 Pa. ave. s.e.. Ii.
sssS t'fsi ELAINE ST. N.E.-5 rms, KIT.
and bath; gas heat, $1S1.ob mo. Call
1910 LONGFELLOW ST. N.w.--Beau-
kit. din. Ia baths, bsmt.. double
isbs, S1sb. mo. CAN ME-. S-540S.
FAIRFAX, VA, of Arlington blvd.
bedrm, stone Georgian Colonial
furnished home lS miles from
White House. baths. 8 fireplaces.
sun deck, solarium. 4-car garage.
plus bachelor apt. State.size hv.
Tm:, din; oil h;-w. heat. $500 mo.
NooRY ss5sTs %%es ME 1906 Se'qe op y& Gag oSss Me-
bungalow with garage; completely
furnished; piano. TV and washing
machine; $125 mo. WA. 7-4255 or
WA. 7-2O39. .
ARLINGTON-Three bedrms;. flrepl.,
and garage; close to Arlington Hall;
S125. Good location. JU. 9-4034.
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3-bedrm., 1Ia-bath Colonial; screened
porch, attrac. gar; S160 mo.
J. FULLER GROOM JA. 7-7604
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LGE. BEDRM., liv. rm., kit. and bath;
in Falls Church. $40 per mo-, incl
heat and hot water. SO. 5-41S7.
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CONVENIENT

CONVENIENT
"a blk. to Conn. ave-; pretentiously
furn.. center-hall plan, .wall-to-wall
carpeting, screened porch from din.
rm., breakfast nook in kit; 3
bedrms., 2 baths and sundeck on
2nd A.; rec. rm. with flrepl. in
KIRKs REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S OIL. 4-2So6
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WHEATON, BEDRN. S11b
KEgNrIss:I[NsGT0N-72o gEpRMs. .$1oS
SIGLER g. CO.
LO. 4-S3S3 HE. 4-S19S
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

1I9 DARLINGTON ST. s.W., Con.
gress Hts.--6- rm. brick, SS5 mo.
Inspect today. JAMES CARROLL.
31l9 Nichols ave. s.e., 10. 2-0400.
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EXTRA LARGE i and 2 bedrm. apis. /;
direct transp. to D. c., close to
schools and shopping center. 63rd
pl. and Defense hwy.
MUERILE ARMS
T-QTO1
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rm., 16x2s. firepl.. river view;
kit; 1st a., bedrm. and tile bath;
2 twin-size bedrms. and tile bath
up; maids rm. and shower bath in
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; 2-car garage:
approx. 2 acres, level, oak and mag
nolia trees: swimming pool and dog
s-6777. FRED j. GEORGE. Realtor.
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COLOkED-142O HOPKINS ST. NV
Entire 1st flr., all utils. furn.. ami.
n Dupont Circle; ert ul;.y, S6" reI
c0foFEDE$53 81 Ri 7SSs7 aSa EA es1io' ST. NE
oSaOAaiR6 rms. Kit. bath. $@sS.5 @ so; with porch.
$50 so: newly modernized bldg:
adults only. Call WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP. Ma. S-4818. 20
COLORED-923 r. /. AVE, 220 18th
o St NEAT w tqn ums s50 stS $40 ana oass s7a5S aS
adults. only. Elk. 3-56S7 or 81
CSIoRED-vEKY eID0sI; LARGE 1-bedrm
apt. in modern bldg. with living rm.,
ssoSs sgsf ne spd m u rens 5 0oth ct ;dsS6 sis sne
stlis; 1gt at , $$S 64th "a s.: st. n.s;
CS0IoRE;lDMi9S2 NASH ST. Ne
Attrac. 1-bedrm. apt. Avail. fol
mmed oss ybo5 Gony and ne tra0sp
$65.5o incl. ali utils. Apply janitor
Apt. No. 2. DREYFUSS BROS. 101t
10Th st. NV, Ma. S-0582. 5
COLORED-TWO-BEDRM. apt. avail:
immed., in Peanwood area at 4707
Jay AND s. MINI siSse aSs sSoppns e p4Ga 0di dist
and s75 so. plus utils. SHANNON
g. LUCHs CO. 1905 H st. NV
.cSStAo;kE66M4iss7 81; a;6s4Iis End ST. N.E.S1,
sSGFDags sfd5Ri aRs so sss7S ne. e.. 81 81 EM
coLoRED-ass7 PITTS PL. SCI
bedrm., liv. rm., din. kit. and bath
janitor services and utils. incl; .$72
JAMES mo T. ssf lso1s2l Gn pfemsss V.T
mont ave; NV. MA. s-7e14; eyes,
CeoGoREDAiisas 81 eoGGoRREaDS-liisas 18th ST. NV
cantor Sa SusrteTs hin. sn; snfo1 ks ,elv SHe
CtoSIoREb ~ BBoLBRooK TERRACE
Htiis. co. e;s 5ee;$ssss. IA. S s-eS4S.
COLORED-IIO3 C ST. S.E.-Newly
remodeIed and decorated bedrm.,
liv. rm.. kitchen and bath: laundry
and storage facilities; imm. occup.;
| 5000 mo. incl. all utilities: See
janitor on premises or call ME
CSIoRED-51s eiN6RI;D51s N ST. N.w.-s rms.
lCOIoRED2619 n ST. N.W.-small
apt. avail. for imm; oScup; only
S36 mo. See Mr.. WORTHAM on
ce%f6kFbsss eEe%ISsf or ssl o ME g. sSeo2 S.M room
SeGlp.'' oecup. Cali Me. s-54oa.
COLORED-7O3 eth ST; NV
large room. kit. and bath; 500 mo-,
incl; all III utilities ntis ,r See s.lo9 la1itor on
CeoLoRED@24is 18th ST. NV
bath, S45 mo. See janitor on prem
ises or call ME- S-5402.
COLORED-THREE-BEDRM. APT
In a 2-entr., 2-apt. bldg; as much
space as in a 6-rm. house; sep
SIssaa drsa; LANdsToN REALTY. Ii
CoIoRED-4se1 dIHosI;4se1 SHERIFF RID. NE
One-bedrm. apt. fully EQUIP. kit,
ige. yd.; U-4 bus to front, door;
sppt: oRo R9s p'i7S WoRTalSeToN fSRsoSiSoaN
cso4HSS;REn8ss1ioA $50; HHi 9ssi1ioAi STANTON RD
S.E.-De luxe 1-bedrm. apt. over
looking lge. public park; pvt. entr.
full bsmt. with laundry fac: mr.
schools, stores, churches. st. Eliza
beths Hosp. Az bus; $74.50. plus
WIZ %oRrHfNaToS HnsRsitSR y Z 1gg6iN goN 9fo. Nz
COLORED-LIv. RIM, bedrm.. bath
and kit. with refgr.;. Linwood pi
ne; janitor service included; 500
coI%sr6 2 mo Can ~, ~; S-GSSSi G%SoSfShiRooK ST
nette, refgr.; sos mo. o. Cali ST
Co21oRED-eess C5o121odfRSEDees 18th ST. NV
Two rms. kitchen and bath, in newly
remodeled and decorated apartment
bldg. Also 3 rms. XII: and bath. bath.
sse SsRetiaai fsoiiFleE SIsnas Faonsrs ss2so
includes all utilities plus heat. See
janitor on premises or call ME
S-54O2. -
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APTs. UNFURNisHED-vA.

LGE. BEDRM., liv. rm:, kit. and bath:
heat and hot water. SO. 5-41S7:
ARL., S75-Modern, fireproofed apt.
bldg; l blk. Wilson blvd, stores and
bus. Two lge. rms. kit. and bath,
Restricted, adults. ia. 2-3300. -
ONE E-BEDRM. APT, near new Hecht's
store - Walking distance Arlington
Hall, good transp.; immed.. occup.
facils. Call ia. S-3366 during busi-
ness hours; KE. 8-701S evenings,
Saturday and Sunday. --6
ARLINGTON-Two -bedrm., modren.
corner apt; mr.. Hechts, on Ran
dolph st. $92,50. OV. 3-4060 aft: 8.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
1-bedrm. units available priced from
$3.50 situated in convenient Alex
andria, 10-min. drive from the
White House. Phone TIE. 6-4400 or
come to oflce in ADAMS \ BL,DG;;,
1 bedrm.. paneled d.
nette,. except: lge: liy. rm:, sll-elec.
tiled kit. ov. $500. ov. 3-077s
AnassgeN Im. sgs ssissn Bsss5 sas INCL ssa
at T bus. IA. 7-o76S. 1900 j. N. I Oak St. St.
ARL.-Lovely 1-bedrm. apt; couple or
2 girls; unusually quiet. clean apt. !;
4snsp talHnit 9Easb ssbd Re RE & s5s6 Hsshts ef''
once; once Dors' one mile from ROssiSn Hot
Shoppe. Call DI. 7--7740. % j.,
2 bedrms.: Arlington Hall Pentagon,
Navy Annex, 10 minutes to D.. C..
$3.50 and sos. all utils. except elec.
Nr. Glebe rd.. 4014 Columbia pike.
bldg. ready for In
spection; ist time advertised; / and
2 bedrm. apts., $75 and $50 plus
utils.; near Ft. Myer, 8 min. to
Pentagon, Arl. Hall, D. c. tge. nv
rms. with din. IL; mod. kit. tile
bath. Conv. to shops bus; d1f infant
MAGNOLIA GARDENS. Columbia
pike at Frederick st.-Lovely, l.
bedrm. apt. Spacious liv. rm; din
rm. combination; parauet oak noor-
ing. Venetian shades; extra-iaTge
For information. call ia. 5000.
ARL.-BRAND new and Q bed
room large luxury type apis. just
over bridge. close to Pent:, Fl. Myer,
Navy annex cbnd Ar hall nan E9Tra f9T Sont
Come out today See Res. Mgr, 17l0
N. 10th St. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
ARL.-NR. KEY BRIDGE-Nice l.
bedrm @ redec;; Co.. cony vsI tE GeoSgetSw,nI' No cS,I
dren. $50 so incl. utils. Out Wilson
blvd. left on Oak ST.. right to 1884
ALEX. (Dei Rayl-Duplex; 2 bed
rooms, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, bath,
sHoi sSopping S1eeetso te approved d adult family
with lease. RAYMOND APIS. TIE.
ALEX. I1sOi iDel Ray)-corner l and 2
bedrm. apis. for approved middle
Shopping. pin RAYMOND APTs. TIE.
AGRI2IhNsGGiToN. AGRlI2hNsGGiToN s. Taylor st.-Nr. bus
and schools. One and 2 bedrms. $50
and $95 incl. utils. MGR. IA.
ARIfnNsGGiToN-Now avail. in the
3rd-floor apt: $95.50. utils. incl. !:
conv. to Hecht Co.; excellent trahsp:.
close to schools; POMPONIO REALTY
INC. ia. 10000. 2222 Wilson blvd.
ARLINGTON-Garden development,
at Ft. Myer dr.. of Arlington, blvd; !;
Il.ibedrcom apartment; $50, all util;
ARLTNGToN-1- -bedrm. apt. in at
trac.. well-kept apt. bldg. 8 min.
to Pentagon s and downtown. bus
spect Apt 205, 1902 Lee hwy. Ap-
ply 1914 Lee hwy. IA. 7-2524 bet.
ViCiNITyYi GLEBE RID. AND LEE
HWY -bedrm. apt. 1st floor: SS5
cilities; avail. Dec. -15. MRS. ROB-
ERTS. IA. 4-1300. 8 to 5 weekdays.
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l25 JEFFERSON ST. NV. $40
Avail now. Dec. lovely 8 bedrms., 3
5S19 GREENTREE RID, Bethesda.
Md.-Dec. 10, $150; lease; 4 bed
rooms e knotty pinel; children, yes.
l.. j.. MILLS g. SONS, MA. S-4b61s
OIL. 6-7626. -3
SPRINGFIELD, VA.
New 2-bedrm. Cape Cod home. SEQ
per mo-; years lease. Call XII; g.
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In Bond Prices
To Be Offered
Jomuicu Visitors

KINGSTON, Jamaica.-Guests
of the Myrtle Bank Hotel will
be able to buy choice importa-
tions at Gin bond" prices when
new showroom is opened in the
hotel December l. The same
money-saving privilege will be
available to all other visitors to
the island.
In bond" purchases will save
the tourist the entire Jamaica
import duty, which amounts to
at least 80 per cent and often
more.
The tourist will select the goods
he wants to buy from specimen
items displayed in the showroom,
and his purchases are thereupon
delivered on board his plane or
ship when he leaves the island
The actual goods he buys are
stored until his departure, under
government lock and key, in a
bonded warehouse.
The list of items to be offered
for sale when the Myrtle Bank
showroom opens, and which will
be increased from time to time
will include foreign and domestic
(Jamaica) liquors. French per-
fumes, English bone china. cash.
mere sweaters, doeSkin and
leather gloves, other fine leather
goods, sterling silverware. hand
cut crystal ware, Swiss watches
German cameras and Madeirs
and Irish table linens.
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One Of a series on motoring from
Washington. Clip and save it for
future reference.
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Hunting Dog
Should Be Given
Exercise Now
By Peter Boqqs

The bird-hunting season will
soon be here. To those who own
bird dogs this is just reminder
to start getting him into shape.
In the cool Of the evening give
your dog a short run, gradually
increasing the lenght so that on
opening day he will be in con-
dition.
Many a hunting dog has been
lost for the rest of a season be-
cause of a too-strenous opening
day. You can't expect a dog to
run all day if he has spent 10
or II months sitting around
the house or kennel. Perhaps
you remember how stiff and
tired you feel after doing some
unaccustomed exercise. It's the
same with your dog.
When some so-called author
tiles are at a loss to account for
a dogs illness, they aScribe it to
worms. Sometimes they are not.
Every puppy should be wormed
(by some medicine that is thor
ough but not too drastic) by the
time it is 5 weeks old. And
again a week later. Starve the
pup for II hours beforehand.
Then give the medicine. Half an
hour later, feed warm (not
boiled) milk. Repeat this dosage
in the same way a week later.
My own experience it that, if
the worming be thorough, it
should last the pup for at least
eight months or a year. There
are exceptions. of course, but
that is a general rule. The aver
age grown dog seldom needs to
be wormed at all. Never, in fact,
unless there is proof of the
presence of worms.
Did you ever notice how some
people seem to get along with
almost any strange dog they
meet while others seem to meet
opposition from a strange dog
when they try to make friends
with it. If you are one of those
whom strange dogs seem to shy
away from, here's a little tip.
The next time you are with a
strange dog don't try to make
up to him. Let the dog be the
one to make the advances. Never
make a quick grab at strange
dog-it only frightens him. AL
ways, with a dog you don't know,
approach him slowly, or better
still let him approach you. Then
slowly put your hand out and let
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1t is the last of the type which
resembles Bermuda of 1900.
The inn is owned today by a
Bermdian, Ormond zuill, whose
name is as much of a legend as
that of Darrell. Mr.. Zuill has
had the interior repainted and
made alterations without chang
ing the rambling homestead's ap-
pearance.
The succulent lobster, fish and
steak dinners remain the feature
of the inn. Guests may broil
their own steaks on two outdoor
barbecueS.
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RESORTS.
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.

MIAMI BEACH, FLA.
No hotel on Miomi Beech con
eompore with the RONET PLAZA.
with rs magnificent cobono Club
and 3 city blocks Of privots
beach a.. its beoUsifUI 8 ceres
Of fropieoI sordsns, sports and
entertainment foeilitieI. Completely
cir conditioned. " in every
speeiovs room.
See our advertisement In todoy'S
Society Section
THE RoNEY PLAZA
MIAMI Beach, FLORIDA
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Bermudu's Famed WoterIot Inn
Sports Extensive Renovutions

HAMILTON, Bermuda.-On
again playing host to visitors
from all over the world, the 800
year-old structure that was a
storehouse for bounties taken off
18th century privateers and is
now the Waterlot Inn, has un-
dergone extensive renovations.
A favorite among authors,
movie stars, playrights, painters,
poets and politicians, the inn
was built in 1884 by a well-known
Bermuda family-the Darrells.
Shipbuilders and seafarers, the
DarrellS have descendants today
in all parts of the island and one
can scarcely see map of Ber-
muda without noticing the Dar-
rel name.
The, ,bardS of the late '20S sang
praises of Waterlot-mostly for
its famous steak and lobster din
ners. The inn had the reputation
for playing host to men of note.
1t was a copy of the early coffee
houses and taverns of old Lon
don, where philosophers and
writer's met to argue and ex-
change wit.
Typically Bermudian, the inn
possesses a charm that accom-
panies the soft, irregular roof
lines and rambling layouts of
old Bermuda dwellings. It re-
tains the unique features of a
tradition that is truly Bermudian
bold chimneys, buttresses, tray
ceilings, water tanks with slop-
ing tops and small houses that
once served as slave quarters.
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him sniff it. If you don't make a
quick gesture and let the dog
make the advances you will find
you will get along with him.
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To Winchester and
New Market, Va.

to this crossroads town. There
he established an inn and a
store. In spite of its small size,
it is quite a center for educa-
tional institutions.
The Endless Caverns Museum
of Art features collection of
oil and water colors, and it is
open daily, without charge.
Fourteen miles east of New
Market is Luray and the color
full Luray Caverns. To the east,
80 miles, lies Waterloo, named
after the famous battle town
in Belgium. From Waterloo, it
is but 50 miles back to Wash
! ington's Zero Milestone.
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Bocu Ration Hotel
Opens Next Sunday

BOCA RATION, Fla.-To &C.
commodate those who come
early to Florida to avoid the Feb
ruary rush." Boca Ration Hotel
and Club will open it's gates this
year next Sunday.
During the autumn period. low
preholiday rates will prevail
Guests at Boca Ration, located
midway between Palm Beach
and Miami, have easy access to
both extremes of Florida's Gold
Coast.
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day for sightseeing purposes.
However, it is suggested that two
or three days be assigned for
the journey, with overnight stops
at Winchester, New Market or
Luray.
There will be some natural
coloring in the changes in the
autumn leaves, but many of them
have already fallen. However,
the roads are relatively un-
crowded and the climate is brisk
at this time of the year, There's
always the lure, too, of a good
high school or college football
game in nearby Virginia.
Leesburg, about midway be-
tween Washington and Winches-
ter, has many beautiful and his
toric homes and buildings in and
near the city. During the War of
1912, President James Madison
and his cabinet fled to Leesburg
with % wagonloads of United
States documents, including the
Declaration of independence, the
Constitution, the Articles of Con-
federation, George Washington's
correspondence and congress
sional and State Department
records. The LeeSburg area also
is noted for its hunt clubs and
horse racing meets.
Apple CopitoI
Winchester, near the northern
end Of the Shenandoah Valley,
is in the heart of the W lids
largest apple-growing area. It
is the home, also, of the great
plants of the National Fruit
Products Co., which processes
many varieties and styles of
fruit grown in the Old Dominion
State. The plant is open to visi-
tors.
During the War Between the
States, Winchester was taken
and retaken 73 times, so import
ant was its location.
AS a surveyor to Lord Fairfax,
George Washington began his
career in winchester, in 1748.
The house which Washington
occupied at one time is open to
the public from 9 to 3. It is at
Cork and Braddock streets. Gen.
Phil Sheridan's and Gen. Stone
wall Jackson's headquarters also
are located on Braddock street.
Northeast of Strasburg are the
Battlefield Crystal CavernS, for
merly called Hupp's Cave. On
the grounds are infantry breast
works thrown up by Gen. Sheri-
dams troops during the second
year of the War Between the
States. The Colonial Inn, built
in 1907 and famous for its fine
woodwork, and the hunting
lodge of DR.. William j. B. Orr
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New Bermuda Flights

NEW YORK.-The British
Overseas Airways Corp. has be-
gun triweekly service between
New York and Bermuda. The
service, to be operated on Fri
days, Saturdays and Sundays,
replaces BOAC'S once weekly
f1rst-clasS StratocruiSer flight.
Complimentary lunch or din
Aer is served, and bar service is
available.
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The Question Box.

Question: My dog broke off
one of his toenails and it either
fell out or the dog pulled what
remained of the nail from his
paw. He keeps licking this paw.
What should I do for him?-
V. A. L.
Answer: You will find that
the dog will take care of the
injury himself. Don't bandage
it. Allow him to lick the wound.
If it should become infected
take the animal to a veterinarian
Question: Is it true you once
wrote that a female dog is less
likely to roam away from home
than a male dow. r. S.
Answer: In all my experiences
with dogs, I have found that a
female is more likely to be a
"stick-around-home dog" than a
male.
tReleased by McNaught Syndicate Incl
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are among the important build
ings in StraSburg.
On to New Market

En- route on U. S. II to the
Shenandoah CavernS and New
Market is Woodstock, formerly
called Mullerstadt. It was found
ed 1872 years ago.
New Market derives much of
it's sustenance from the Shenan-
doah Caverns to the north and
the Endless Caverns to the south.
In 1851 John Sewer, later Gov
ernor of the short-lived State of
Franklin, and six times Governor
of Tennessee, married and moved
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Miami Packs
Many Events
IntoCuIendur

MIAMI. Fla. = Action, color
and drama are indicated in this
resort city's tightly packed
winter calendar of 1877 sports
events and activities compiled
by the City of Miami News
Bureau.
Ballets and boxing, regattas
and operas, fishing and golf
tournaments are on the schedule.
Twenty-Five football games
will be played in the Orange
Bowl. These will include six
games for the University of
siiami against leading college
esams and five additional major
gridiron championships.
Although sailing and motor
boating races can be expected
almost every week end, II major
marine events are scheduled.
These include an airboat derby.
January II and 81, as well as
the annual Upton Cup classic,
February s. and the Miami
Nassau race, February 8.
Greyhounds to Run
Greyhound racing will open
November IA and be uninter-
rupted until June 2. There are
four tracks in the area.
Horse racing will be continuous
from November 80 through April
%. The season opens at Tropical
Park, is picked up by Hialeah
January 18 and resumed by
Gulfstream Park March 8.
The third pari-mutuel sport,
jai alai, is scheduled from De-
cember II through April 10.
Also on the calendar are Is
musical programs, from opera to
Sammy Kaye; 10 theatrical
offerings and 18 expositions and
exhibits. Not included are ap-
pearances by big-name perform
ers in night clubs in this area,
one Of the Nations three leading
centers for this form OF enter
tainment.
Prelude to Festival
While Miami's annual Orange
Bowl Festival opens officially
December 20, several major
events are programmed in
advance.
Among them are the opening
of the $4,000 Metropolitan
Miami Fishing Tournament, De-
cember 20-April 18, and the
North-South all-star Shrine
football game Christmas night.
other Orange Bowl festival
and sports events during the
Christmas holidays will include
an international junior tennis
tournament ,and the Orange
Bowl Regatta, December 26-27;
O marine pageant and the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania against
the University of Miami basket
ball team, December %.
"A nationally televised boxing
card, the Junior Orange Bowl
parade and the first annual jun
ior high school football cham
pionship game are booked for
December 80, and the King
Orange ,Jamboree Parade, New
Years Eve
Fireworks DispIoy
The Orange Bowl football
game New Years Day will be
followed the next night by a
giant fireworks extravaganza.
Other golf tournaments will
include the annual Helen Lee
Doherty for woman amateurs,
January 27-31, and the Ma
tional Baseball Players cham-
pionships, February 1914.
The revived City of Miami du-
plicate bridge championships are
scheduled for February ST, and
the City of Miami tennis cham
pionships, February 1928.
Cat, dog, horse and boat shows
are programmed through the
winter.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
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