davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-12-01

WHITE, one 65 city-type rebuilt 25-pas,
senger bus. $1,000; one IS White de luxe
lugsase racks. streamline 29-passenger bus
81 900 Write or phone owners, Rossmeye
& Weber Bus Co, Box 3l2, Metuchen
N. Y. telephone Metuchen 6-l9s9 3'
Evening star., 1943-12-01
PERFECT LOCATION!
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
VACANT.
NEW-HOUSE CONDITION.

4, Country club section, l blk transporta
tion; convenient Navy Medical Center
55st r., library living rm.. lge. dining rm..
elec, refg.: 2nd f.. master bedrms.. :
paths; ,:Srd A., 3 finished rms and space
Tor bath: auto. hit. and hot water: suita HE
larse family. or genteel guest home. tEs-
tlmated income, $500 per mo- $4,000
gown bal. $3.50 per mo. WI. S546, Z to
Evening star., 1943-12-01
S7,450.0O.

S1,45O.0O.
Near Washington Airport.
II you want small home with all the |
Iennement and quality of homes many times !
hIick construction. 2 master bedrooms COM |
plete bath. colored tile and fixtures, par
ouet noors. hreplaces in living room and |
recreation room automatic air-conditioned
neat Just g. few feet from beautiful
MI; vernon olvd and lovely drive to town. |
1910 st. BIETZELL. DI. 3lOO
Evening star., 1943-12-01
SILVER SPRING, CLOSE IN.
$7 000

This 2-family frame house is An excel
Having rooms tehea iesh a0ts .nd TebsS bs
1t has very large lot, S4x17O, and is
conveniently located as to schools and bus
VIM H. sAuNDERs CO., INC.
Est. 1887
D1. 10l5. Realtors. 1919 K st, NV
Evening star., 1943-12-01
HOUSES FOR SALT.
CENTER-HAIL COLONIAL

CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$16,95O.
Conn; ave. On large lot 55xiSo; issse iiv- Nv
Ing; rn, dining "A ), rooms. modern kitchen G bed.
ne' Ess Ikf D. ,rSns %EA gGfin' vs. s5:y sasf ssFn'
WOODBRIDGE SECTION,
rss e. dSos dRao; rooms. tss sass
cors noos loom ,spssf ss
bath osa Snsst!y tnished. with plenty Of stor-
ssxsiSh D1Se 1859 sseso Even on dE 5iEms $500
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
- A lovely. compact, 6 rooms and tiled bath
sas "a As Ash2Eig snd sss s
od pres ssr@s os aaS as1u n
asSs.te aSSs ESe EpessesFEon aE eeaS 3 A. CARNEY D1
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
rodm. ys EoGm Sasi ts sssobs bath onT rst % E0E bed
se''sa yAA cAsT
bal bal, rs M%onthly; Inspect by appointment
1905 sHHashSS 4 st. NV & Iofhs Nasionsi' Goi' ss4s.
OAKCREST-$9,OO 900.
Attractive det brk, flne location; ire-
place, oil ht., dry basement; lot 56x15O,
col; " blk. bus, 2 blks. shops, 10 min.
NEW-$6,500.
6-rm. masonry. buit-in tub. shower.
exc. location. 3 blks bus: immed. poss.
sS sSon. iSt; f:,s terms snSa Arl. Va 20 min town.
BANGS & MILLER.
BUNGALOW"
$3.50.
This attractive five-room and bath bum
galow is in splendid condition; located mr.
western ave; and River I'd, on level lot:
y WI! not last long at the above price.
Ca. J. Wi WESLEY LEY SUcHsNRXR snsll NRM. REAL7oa.
$495 DOWN.
L ST. NE. NEAR 18th.
Colonial brick, large rooms. bath deep
lot etc: reconditioned; convenient to
sys5ytR'ns YoTR NE1dahoR Ga s sonGHr pG FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., NE. 5400.
BETHESDA, MD.
=, Excellent section. Convenient to every
thing. Large living room with fireplace.
dining room, completely equipped kitchen.
large porch 3 bedrooms. Being put in
neW,nouse condition; large lot. sarage;
ss, Very convenient terms to re-
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
4e1o Wis. Ave. Wo. 1871: Eve. Wo. 7465.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
TRAILERS FOR SALE.
TRAlLERS WANTED.
BUSES FOR SALE.

WANTED, old trailer or bus don't care
5out tires. State price and size. Box
Evening star., 1943-12-01

SHEPHERD PARK,
] blk; to 18th ST.. blk. to school-An
few yrs. old. and in perfect condition;
$ rms, 2 baths. lavatory. recreation rm,
pointment call
Hill pldg ENy eooo
Evening star., 1943-12-01
MARIETTA PARK.

This lovely S-room and 1h-bath, semi
oet. brick home is being offered for
sale by the owner at Sl2.95o Heated BY
screened, Venetian blinds, open dreplace
IN living room, built-in garage. In excel
ient condition, it will make a splendid
there is q complete apt on the End fioor
One block from bus and Just a few squares
from shopping center. For appt to Inspect
G ca1i Nh, Mn SCHWARTZ. Elk. 70sS. Ewes
Evening star., 1943-12-01

CLEVELAND PARK
9,45o will buy this six-room SEMI
detached home one block Connecticut ave.
THoS. L. PHILLIPS, WO 1000 until pm.
8616 Conn.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

FALLS CHURCH, vA.-New 6-rm. bunga-
low, full basement, fireplace, gar, oil NV,
heat. unhnithed 2nd f.: about " acres;
rental. S66 month. Owner. Alex. 24O2.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
BR1GHTWOOD, CLOSE IN.

vell-built brick house OF rooms
porches and light basement. It is fully
equipped but needs some redecorating
Quick possession.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. NC.
Est. 1887.
Evening star., 1943-12-01

A former silver Spring model home
comparatively new and well adapted to
modern living; in addition to the 5 excel
lent bedrooms and baths, there is a den
intriguing lounge, ideal for breakfast,
bridge or the cocktail hour-"as you like
it,; Bryant gas air.conditioned heat. built
wooded lot; MANY features and conven-
fences frequently sought, but seldom found;
Sh0Wn BY appt; This evening call MR..
THOS. ]. FISHER g. CO., INC,
Realtors, DI $3.50
Evening star., 1943-12-01
BEST WooDR1nGE IoCAT1oN

A LOVELY HOME IN BETHESDA, MD.
Two large bedrooms and bath on 1st
noor' living room, dining room and kitchen
Two large bedrooms and bath and den on
2nd mr. Automatic h-w. heat: nice lot
fenced with anchor fence. Prewar price
or DI. 3346 '
Evening star., 1943-12-01
INSPECTION INVITED.

INOT EC I1ON IN NVIIED.
J.. Several beautiful. new 3-bedroom homes
and substantially built. with tiled BATH
rooms, large. bright kitchens, easements.
h.,w.h., launories; elementary school, high
block; price, $3.50: small down payment,
S59 30 month This ad is directed to the
$3.50 rent for 1-bedroom apt; give
your family pleasant Christmas in a spa
clous home let the kiddies romp and
ton. For further particulars.
WILLIAM M. THOMAS. HI. 1905.
Evening star., 1943-12-01

American University Park.
Spacious 4-bedroom home, 2 baths q
bedroom and bath on 1st foor5. in splen
did copdition large living room, modern
kltchen. "A deep lot A real value. S1O,-
TWEED CO. 1904 Conn ave
Evening star., 1943-12-01

GARAGE wanted in vicinity Of 18th anC
H SITS. NV. space for 3 cars or more
Apply Baber's Service Station. RE 2131
GARAGE, near Greenway Apartments. Call
FR. $500, Extension 455. -
Evening star., 1943-12-01
FARMS FOR SALE.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

1873 acres including bldgs. $4,000.
Al acres, ideal for small estate. IA mi
state road frontage, $500 per acre
l6 acres, $4,000: 9la acres $3.50: 5
acres 81 800: 3la acres, $1,000
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
isl acres including very fine bldgs,
S36 900: will trade
4 acres and 5-room house, ss. 800. Call
Mr. Redding, EN-. 1890 until pm
r. A. TWEED Co 55N Conn Ave
Evening star., 1943-12-01
NEARBY, MD,

Nr. l4th Il Colorado Ave.
One OF those hard d-to-find' houses with
rooms, baths Gncl bedroom and bath
on lst NJ. About yrs. old, this detached
brick home at the price asked is an out
standing value. Immediate possession.
Call ME. 1143. until pm
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
CHEVY CHASE-S9 o5O

Conv; Md. location. close to Conn. ave ::
a 3-bedroom bargain: 81 800 down. hal
ance monthly; immediate poss WI 664a
Evening star., 1943-12-01
GARAGES FOR RENT.
no2O.22,24,26,o9,del

DEAD STORAGE FOR YOUR CAR.
Fireproof Building-Low Rates.
Leo Rocca. Inc, 1901 Conn. EN-. 100
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Sl4,750.O0.
Sligo Park

Convenient to Silver Spring shoppinp
area is this beautiful Colonial brick home
Just 2 few years old and modern in every
ditional bedrooms in attic, 2 Beautiful
baths, elaborate kitchen and breakfast
room. bone-dry basement, in garage,
gas aforementioned heat Just one-haif
6lack from bus. Call Mr.. Reavis, OR
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VIII Look Es gIEs 2"

Over the wire to a busy en-
formation" operator came a
request for the telephone
number of a certain person.
But the operator could find
no name in her records like
the one requested, so she
asked the subscriber to spellit.
"Just a minute" came the
answer, while I look it up
in the telephone book!
Almost half of all the calls
made to Information" are for
numbers which are listed in
the directory. These unneces-
sary calls waste the time of
5000 Bell System operators
all over the country, and they
tie up telephone facilities
which are urgently needed to
handle essential wartime
calls.
Please use your directory first
before you call "Informa-
ton" Telephone service
should not be wasted in war;
time. The Diamond State
Telephone Company.
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Smyrna, Delaware

Smyrna, Delaware
To Editor of Dribbles:
I have just received letter from
my son Leon giving me his new To-
cation. 1 would appreciate it if
you would enter Icons name in
your Service Honor Roll this week.
Some of his friends no doubt might
like to write to him once they learn
his proper address. Leon may be
reached by mail as follows: Pvt.
Leon A. Collins, ASH. 32754818,
Detachment Medical Department,
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1S21st Service Unit, Fort Eustis,
Virginia.
Yours truly,
Mrs. Leonard A. Collins, Jr.

We are indeed very much pleased
to enter your sons name in the
Honor Roll this week Mrs. Collins,
and we hope that many of his local
friends will take this opportunity
to drop him a line and give Leon
the recent news of what has, or has
not, happened in and around Smyr-
ma. Give the boy our very best
wishes and tell him to do a bit Of
Continued on Page Fourl
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DRIBBLES
Our Boys in Service
David C. Harrison Post, No. Ia,
American Legion, and Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary.
With the Sth Army
March, 1913.


Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
1 just received package from
my Grandparents, and it contained
among other things, several copies
of The Smyrna Times. l was very
glad to receive them, SO much so
that I Immediately opened them up
and started to read your column.
It was of great interest to me hav-
ing the opportunity to read about
what the other fellows in the Ser
vice were doing. This mail was our
first in weeks. It's arrival seemed
to make it feel more like Christmas
than anything else.
When our outfit reached this part
of the world, we all had it rather
easy for awhile, but during the
past few months our Boys have
had share of everything. Despite
all this, we've been very lucky and
very successful. Our Groups mot
to is: 1.-THE First in the Blue" This
of course only holds good over here
in the Middle East. These boys
have done a great job, and each
Squadron has its share of the
"Jerry's" to their credit.
Throughout the past several
months we have seen many sights,
some of them ancient and histor-
dcal in kind, some of them of the
unpleasant type. However, they
are all the kind our fellows will re-
member for the rest of our lives.
Our Group had sort of holiday
several days ago when we were
presented the Middle East Cam
paign Medal for service over here.
Now, as this great battle begins to
draw to a close, we fellows are be-
ginning to wonder to ourselves
where the next front will be form
ed
In closing off, 1 want to wish all
the fellows, in all parts of the
world, the very best of luck al
ways, and add as many of the Boys
have done before me, that 1 am
indeed very proud to be an Amer
lean.
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Clayton, Delaware

Clayton, Delaware
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
am sending you my sons ad
dress. He has recently received a
promotion from Private to Private
First Class. His present address
is: Pfc. Reynier S. Macklin, ASH.
32265559, Battery A, 7th Field Ar
tillery Bn., APO. No. 1, o Post
master, New York City, N. Y. Will
you please enter this in your Honor
Roll.
Thank you,
Mrs. E. F. Macklin
Pfc. Reynier S. Macklin
ASH. 32265559
Bly,. A, 7th F. A. Bn.
APO. No. 1 C o Postmaster
New York City, New York
1t is indeed a pleasure to serve
both 20 uand your son Mrs. Mack
lin. And it is just as good to know
that all goes well with Reynier
over there Somewhere in the Mid
die East. When ever you have a
bit of news you might wish to re-
lay aolng to Reynier's many friends
both in and out of the Service, we
would like you to feel perfectly
free to call on this column to serve
you. Thanking you for keeping us
informed as to your sons recent
promotion, and knowing that you
must have been very much pleased
with this news, we're asking that
you give the lad our very best the
next time you write.
Smyrna, Delaware
R. D. No. 3
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
I am sending you the address of
my husband who is now serving in
the U. S. Army somewhere in
Australia. Before sailing for Aus
tralia my husband was stationed at
Aberdeen, Maryland, Fort Bragg,
North Carolina, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia and Savannah, Illinois. I
would ike very much if you would
place Williams name on your
Honor Roll in the next issue of The
Smyrna Times. His address is as
follows: Sgt. William H. Watson,
(cd), ASH. 32073S93, 636th Ordin-
ance Company, A.P.O.923, Post
master, San Francisco, California.
Thanking you for this service, 1
remain
Yours truly,
Marguerite Watson
Mrs. Watson we are pleased to
find you enough interested to send
in your husbands address. You
should be proud indeed that he has
worked himself up to the rank of
Sergeant since he entered the Ser
vice. 1t is no easy job for anyone
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Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn.
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Dribbles:
Just a few lines to give you my
new address, and to tell you how
much 1 enjoyed my furlough back
in the Old Home Town recently.
Frankly, I must admit that it
seemed as though everything was
very much changed, different from
what I had expected. 1t is impos-
sible for me to put into words just
where all the difference appeared.
One of the most obvious changes
was the fact that most of the fell
lows have departed, and 1 might
add, that many of the girls seemed
to have become scarce for some
reason.
At present I haven't very much
more to say since 1 am still some
what confused in my mind at be-
ing back in the good old U.S.A,
Right now I am trying to adjust
my mind to becoming used to all
these seemingly useless regulations.
So long now,
Buckeye"
A-C William H. Rowland
ASH. 12012686
N. A. A. c.
Squadron E, Group
Nashville, Tennessee
Hi buckeye it's been nice
hearing from you. Hope that
everything goes tops for you down
there at Nashville. Sure it seems
a bit different back here in the
States after being over there in the
Pacific for such long time. One
thing to your advantage, you will
see bumper crop of mighty nice
American girls over on this side of
the Big Lake. Seems to me, the
last time I heard from you it was
remarked that ''you had not seen a
white girl for over year." We
would not be at all surprised if you
did not strain your eyes bit for
the first few days after you landed
on the shores of America. Could
be you know. Well, son, we're all
mighty glad that you were given
the opportunity to return home and
take up the training as an Aviation
Cadet. It's a pretty tough course
you've chosen, however, you are one
of the class who is not being kidded
in any way. You realize that a
pretty tough job lies ahead, and you
are there to prepare yourself so
that you can do the job bit better
than it can be done by the fellow on
the Axis plane you will meet up
there in the Blue. 80 Americans
are soft and selfish" well son, you
and thousands of more like you are
going to show the foe just how soft
and selfish we really are. Best of
everything Buckeye" Always
glad to hear good news from one
of our old friends. We're betting
on you to come through with flying
)colors.
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Well, things are really o. K. and
everything is fine, so please don't
worry.
I'm sending you some pictures
one, am riding an Arabian horse,
and the other, with a friend from
West Virginia and girl met over
here in November. She has been
teaching me French, Arabic and
Egyptian. Her brother is in Penna.,
an Arch. Engineer who was in
charge of the French exposition at
the Worlds Fair. He is married
to an American girl he met in
Paris, and is living in the state of
Pennsylvania.
Everything is going fine, and I'm
gaining weight. Am enclosing a
souvenir, and there are more to
follow.
Say HELLO" to everyone for
Ime-and be good.
AS ever,
John
Flight Officer John S. Melvin
ASH. 12O1394S
45th Troop Carrier Squadron
APO. No. 6S1 C Postmaster
New York City, N. Y.
Good luck and many happy land
ings John. Your Dad turned a
copy of your recent letter over to
me SO that your friends in the
community might know that all
goes well for you over there on
your station. In view of your
brother BILL" taking the fatal
step early this year, be sort of eau
tious John that you don't learn
anything more serious than French,
Arabic and Egyptian. You know
when the real thing hits you, it is
just the same in any language.
Here's hoping that when the time
comes when we hear the word call
ed bombs away that you will
have your ship steered straight for
the target. Best thing that could
happen to any man when he rings
up direct hit. Sure and that's one
thing which O.P.A. has not dared
to ration. If the day should ever
arrive, there would be more "black
markets" than there ever were
back in the days of prohibition.
Here to the future John-or is it ?
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Yours truly,

Sgt. VIM. (Ace) Carrow
Sgt. William R. Carrow
ASH. 12014090
314th Fighter Squadron
57th Fighter Group
APO. Box No. 485
C 0 Postmaster
New York City, New York
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It has been a pleasant surprise
hearing from you Ace. You GER
tainly HIT he nail squarely on the
head when you said that you had
from your Grandparents-you have
had grand parents in more than
one way, and they are just little
bit more than lot interested in
you.
We of Dribbles are mighty glad
that you and your outfit are MAX
ing out so we'll over there in the
Far East. John Melvin is some
where out your way, only a bit
further West we think. He seems
to be going along fine from the in
formation that has been received.
1t is just possible you fellows may
meet up some of these days. We
hope so. All America is mighty
proud of the work you Boys are
doing over on the other side of the
ocean. 1t is to be prayed for that
you will soon finish up the Tunisia
Campaign. From there, all our
prayers and very best wishes will
follow you into your new venture
No doubt Ace, you've seen plenty
since arriving in the Middle East
theatre of war. We're very much
of the opinion that your pride of
being an American has not suffer
ed, rather increased, from the ex-
periences you have passed through.
Son, we all send you our very best,
and thank you for writing in to
our column. That's the right spirit
that keeps the ball rolling. You
must always remember that the
other fellow enjoys reading your
letter just as much as you enjoy
reading his. Perhaps Ray Smith
over in the Pacific, Bobby Bell over
In Benny Old England, or Don En-
mis- on the high seas may be the
ones to read your message during
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Thank you Mrs. Bickling for
sending in your sons name. And,
now that you have broken the ice,
we would be pleased to have you
pass along any information you
may have to offer concerning your
sons activities while in the Service.
Perhaps, after he is better settled,
Paul will decied to send us a line
telling all his friends just what
Camp Wolters is like. We don't
believe we have a record of any
other men in this area who have
been stationed there. All the more
reason why he should pass along
the word. When you write Paul
tell him Dribbles wishes only the
very best both for his future and
for himself. Thank you again for
the address Mrs. Bickling. This
sort of friendliness is nice of all
you Mothers.
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to hold that rating in an Ordinance
Company. Yes, and we are just as
glad as you are about it. Please
tell him this the next time you
write we trust that you will
write often while William is away
in the Army. Your letters will al
ways mean just lots to him. The
further away he is, the more they
will be needed. You might also
pass the word along for Sergeant
Watson to drop us a line from
Australia. We would be pleased to
hear from him direct. Meanwhile,
keep us informed if there are any
changes in either his rank or ad-
dress. We are very glad to serve
you both in this instance. If you
have chance, we would be glad to
know the date William entered the
Service.
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Well! Well Well young lady. 1t
certainly looks like Carroll is going
to keep you busy informing Drib-
bles of all these changes he is hav-
ing in his address. Looks very
much like you were in for it unless
you can get your brother to over
come his backwardness over writ
ing in direct. Course this might
happen most any day, if the spirit
would happen to move him. Mean
while, Dribbles feels mighty safe
and secure in the fact that you will
pinch hit for Carroll. all the way
through if it is necessary. Thanks
a lot my young friend.
Somewhere
March 1943
Dear Nom and Family
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Word has been received that Pfc.
Charles Stewart Wilds has been
advanced to the rank of Corporal.
He is now serving in Headquarters
Battery of the 152nd Field Artillery
Battalion somewhere in the Pacific
area. His address appears in this
weeks issue under change of adj
dress, Service Honor Roll. Con-
CALCULATIONS Stewart. Nice going.
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Mrs. Watson we are pleased to
find you enough interested to send
in your husbands address. You
should be proud indeed that he has
worked himself up to the rank of
Sergeant since he entered the Ser
vice. 1t is no easy job for anyone
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Clayton, Delaware
Dear Dribbles.

Dear Dribbles:
l am sending you my sons ad-
dress. Paul entered the Service on
the 9th day of March 1913, and is
now located at Camp Wolters,
Texas. His address is as follows:
Pvt. Paul c. Bickling, A. S. N.
32754810, Co. A, 53rd Battalion,
Camp VOTERS, Texas.
1 would like very much to have
my sons name and address placed
on the Honor Roll.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. j. G. Bickling
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kentOn, delaware
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
Well, Carroll has been moved
again. He was moved further away
from home this time. Rather like
grasshopper, isn't he? His new
address is as follows: Pfc. Carroll
F. VanPelt, ASH. 3248521S, 469th
Service Squadron, 50th Service
Group, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Your very truly
Ethel VanPelt
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-04-22

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Ace, and many happy landings.