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, 1943-07-22
THANKS

The editorial board and the
staff of the Dayton Union News
wish to thank our readers for the
splendid response made in return
ing the l~eaflet, Hold the Line"
which was inserted in the last
issue of the paper. We were sur
prised at the amount of interest
shown, and can assur the hun
dreds of readers who took the
time and trouble to check prices
for us, that their findings have
been turned over to the proper
officials of the Office of Price Ad-
ministration (OPA).
We were gratified to find that
the membership of the CLIO in this
area are interested in price CELL
ings, and are showing a definite
interest in the "Roll-Back" of
prices drive which the Mont
gomery County Industrial Union
Council is sponsoring. Only by
concerted action such as this, can
the working people of America
force upon the minds of our Con-
gressmen and Senators that the
best interests of the working
people of the nation must be pro-
tected.
, 1943-07-22
Pest Of the DeIco
Tool Room
CHAPTER III

This article is meant for several
purposes, among them is a burn
ing desire to point out to the
Delco tool makers the evils of
letting a slight elevation of posi-
ton 90 to their heads. Joseph
Meshew is the perfect example of
"headitis," that dread disease that
attacks some of our leading group
leaders and job foremen immedi-
ately after they have been given
the job.
Usually the tremendous swell
ing of the Uranium goes down
after a few months after they
start in their new position of au-
thority, but in the case of MESSY"
some method must be used to
deflate the swelling now that
Nature has failed. We want par
ticularly to call the attention of
Mr.. Daniels and MIR. Nolte to this
article, for from all indications
one of them is slated to turn his
job over to Joshuah.
The whole situation reminds us
of a Horatio Alger story, the title
of which is From Fishing Tackle
Manufacturer to Foreman" It
really is a shame to have these
things happen, but in spite of all
friendly warnings, Meshew has
continued in his evil ways, doing
a complete reversal of form from
his days as an ordinary worker.
In those days Josiah was known
as a rest room lawyer de luxe and
a manufacturer Of fishing tackle
ION company time). Now he is
running for some office or another,
and is not only hard to live with,
but is gradually becoming I'M
bearable. What next? That is the
question that the Delco tool
makers are ready to ask manage
mentl
, 1943-07-22
Roberto Runs
Rouqhshod

The girls in Building 6 are
asking this question at Delco,
Gust who is trying for Dictator
ship, Hitler, or the floor lady on
the burr bench in Department
30-A."
The girls in the inspection room
do not intend to be bullied by
Roberta, the terror, any longer.
They want to point out to Ro-
berta hat the days of slave
drivers is long past, and that you
can get more cooperation with a
friendly attitude and a smile than
by b%ulldozing.
Get wise, Roberta, throw that
Simon Legree whip away, and
treat the girls as human beings
should be treated. Also, try to
smile one in a while, as it is said
that a smile is wonderful for the
complexion.
, 1943-07-22
-. Fiske

So you're sick of all the lectures I've been handing out to you,
and you're tired of all the preaching, fellow workers, I am tool
I only hope that I don't have to say, Boys and girls, I told you
so" after elections are over, after Falls Famous Fashion Show.
Heaven knows Labor needs a winner, a champion to fight for
our cause, but it's no disgrace to run and lose, here is the thought
to give you pause. "For when the one Great Scorer comes, to
write against your name, He writes, not if you won or lost BUT
HOW YOU PLAYED THE GAME"
Better register Better VOTE!
, 1943-07-22

If you want a real lesson in patriotism, learn
it from your own youngster. Who is it who
tells you what type of plane is flying over your
house? Who is it who plays commando in your
backyard, making history and geography a liv-
ing game, shouting glibly such names as Tunis,
New Guinea and Pantelleria1 Who is it who
coaxes you for tincans and waste paper and fats
and old door keys? Who is it who hunts new
ways to earn pennies and then, instead of dash
ing for a popsicle, buys a war stamp? It's that
kid of yours!
, 1943-07-22

Yes, sir, we've had the tables turned on us.
America is marveling at the way its children are
responding to the sale of war stamps. Oldsters
are learning new ways to win the war by
watching youngsters. 1t is right that young
America should be encouraged even further in
the purchase of stamps . for theirs is the real
stake in post war living. There are so many
little ways in which stamp buying may be en-
couraged . as a reward for chores, as part of
a weekly allowance. America offers no better
training for a future citizen.
The Valley settler., 1943-06-18
DIMoND ASKS PEOPLES OPINION.

Alaskao Delegate to Con- ross,
anthony j. Dimond has cskct the
citizens IF the Territory to express
their opinion in regard to the bill
recently introduced into C n5ress
for Stat chocd for Alaska.
4 survey Of the proposed bill shows
that 1t is very we'll Drawn and that
it would undoubtobly relieve the
people Of Alaska from many cf the
obj ecti enable metho6s Of c~ntrol by
the vari Gus Government Bureaus in
Washington DC.
Especially interesting is the nart
Of the bill provi6eing for the return
ing IF all vacant LANDS to the new
State, to be sole or oispos &c Of as
it may desire.
According to the provisions Of the
bill, delegates w2uld be elected by
the citizens IF the Territ-ry to
frame q new Constitution on6 when it
is compl eted it would be voted upon
fer acceptance or scr rejecti On by the
people, or any part cou1e be rejected
by popular vote.
Tw2 Senator's would be elected and
che Reprea entive to the House, ene
Of course the Govencr an6 State
officials WOULD be elected as we'll
as the State Legislature by the
people.
The Courts would be uneer the same
setup IS at present ane would have
the same Districts anG all appeals
WOULD be taken through the same
channe Is that now exist, appeorontly.
Whether the Consult cnel Convent on
coul6 provioe for a State Supreme
is not clear.
Just what the people Of Alaska
think about Statehood is MT very
clear as yet, SC the DELEGATE has
asked the people to express them-
selves on the sub ect. The" Settler"
w@u1e like to hear from citiz ems in
this vicinity On this matter.
Letters will be printed that 20 not
contain more than $50 wcrcs, either
FOR or against. Let US hear from you
-*:i:sss:s:s:s:s ------
OWL, SAYS Farm Labor ProvieoS.
The Valley settler., 1943-06-18
o.P.A. PRICE REGULATE oNs EXPLAINED

The mime graph paper issued by
the office Of Price A6mins tration
for the Territory of Alaska is at
hanf and there are some facts that
might be Of interest to our. reader.
The GENERAL MAXIMUM PRICE REG.
711ch applies to all Alaska, covers
Dreoe, fresh mi Tx, &c & Vegetables
grown In Alaska, ane Service viii CT
preserve OF add to value Of a corn
miey. Example; Laundry, dry clean
ing, garbage removal, aut omottve
repairs an6 shoe repairs.
The maximum price allowed, is the
highest price charged, curing the
month Of March, in Ie42.
Maximum PRICE REGULATION f 1874.
also applies tc all sections Of
alaska, ane includes articles that
are imported into Alaska. Examples:
Most items sole by grocery, drug,
clothing, shoe, hardware, variety,
ane stationery stores. It even
includes liquors, patent meoi cines
cigarettes ano tobacco. The Maxiu-
mum price allowed Is the Cost lane
&c ct 7ock( invoice price ,freiIht,
insurance, war risk insurance at
rates established by Var Shipping
Aeminstro tion). Plus, Highest
cellar anc cents, mark up used
aurine November 9TH, to December
in the year Ie4I.
IL Alaskan farm pro0ucts, except
5 noted above are exempt, except
->eef, veal, pork milk ana cream and
bakery prcducts. But farm commodit =
les grown on6 processed on the forr
are exempt If the total sales and
deliveries 60 not exceed IS $500
In any one calender month.
Citizens shcu1e invest igate if
they think that they are being over
charged for any article. There is
severe penalties that apply to any
person convi cted Of charg eng more
than the oPh. ceiling price.
--- :$:s3+:::s-
WORKING PLANS FOR ROOT CELLARS.
Plans ore being Drawn for the
new potato storage cellars and the
material is being ssemb led, os
fast as pcssiable. Un6oubtably Their
wi IL be a shortage Of labor and 50
it may be necessary to craft few
farmers from the Valley as soon os
the plans are ready for execut on.
The Valley settler., 1943-06-18

OWL, SAYS Farm Labor Provieos.
Chester Davis, JUS. War Fcc6 hami ms .
repGrts to James Byrnes, Director Of
office Of Economic Stabi lization, tina
there is an available farm 1ebcr sup
ply, inc ludeinC million US. Farm
Fama lies, I/2 mi Iii on workers from
city men AND women and youths. many
more men are being imported from
Mexico. Jamaica ane the Bahamas.
Time Will tell Time will tell.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Waldorf. MD woodland Acres5-o-
story w 6-Fm, ln;1 brick house, all improvements;
4 BEAUTIFUL Groom. a-bath brick home.
SsSuslssar so1 e &C garage furn large
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTs1Bungalow of S
rooms, bath, screened porch, fireplace and
OIL OIL h;,Wh. $50 mo. Mrs. Burgess.
MODERNLY FURNISHED 2-bedrm. bunga-
low. close to transportation. No children.
M2mPsHIRE III Sfss RE- kNoILs. asoI near rakoma Park.
Md;-Nev 4ha-room bungalow. full attic
Sasf = do's1s0 Ma sH snf is5 is Carroll ave. TakOma
Groom HOUSE. tabletop gas stove oil
heat, hot-water heater. Sale price, S5,500.
MODERN suburban BUNGALOW, nicely furn.,
all utilities paid, Including TELEPHONE; auto
s45 mats f EsS tme hsat ST - Ies re9s until Nov l.
BEAuTiFuL Fiji i'm1 DETAcHEp. Ep.0 8 rooms, as
baths. h.-w. heat; near Walter Reed, good
ssss ssssRsD ,sts sOYSle f} gar ss25 "a GEES
rooms, modern furnishings, gas heat; nice
naEvY n9ms Ior rMpSr reMsppensibis peopisi so. "a
foor, screened porch. very nicely furnished:
a9afs Sy oTnsF to reSsrye
ATTRACTIVE WHITE BRICK particularly
suitable for elaborate entertaining: cony.
TO ssorsS steSeS v din
completely furnished. ineiudine a linen
lys5 shina and sass s45o month Louis
coSPIE WANTED to- j. share hin w home aoo' all
facilities: wife employed: no children: $50
wRsT mSpthi hANMAM MA HI Hills. Mp.-Moaern 4
room bungalow, nearly new: immediate
possession; $50 per mo. Dunn g. Co. 1898
Rho, Rhode l Island ave-. Mt. Rainier. Hyatts-
Evening star., 1943-09-23
COOP. APARTMENTS WANTED.
/ ROOM, kitchen and bath, good outlook
give details. Box 493-Y, Star.
APARTMENTS uNFuRNlsHEp.


THE WARD. $o7 n.e:.2 rms, kitchen
fhdHsa EGsRs ocR SS RDSnt toom ces Bed
e nae msr 5ssa p Baena % VISA 9s't ter
glen GIi; IL ECHO HEIGHTS rms, bath. cleo
sssE ssaEs.s caSq WI 4!ss IssP s'Fee'sar line Mrs
nette, kitehsn and BATH; ali Utilities furn;
TWo-sEbRooM APT. downtown area; sna.
RenI, Gent Sa2: 90, VI, Key at taiior SHOP lSo'
Pfsnsi pfs NJ syr ST: NV NV, The Royalton-5-reom
sEen sna oa!a aos aP WoodRard dsnt slad BIDS A's'eh
bath: light. heat. and gas furnished;
slEss sfss MT ffnsP PLEssANT oHSFf 81 sG Aws rooms
kitchen and bath, heat furnished. S37 80.
Floyd E. Davis Co., 1929 X st. NV. MA.
2 ROOMS. kitchen and bath; newly deco
sEx II AIRS; 4as pssk 7s room s
3Pen @ cRaS4 1a959 Pm. today "Hs,v rooms Kitchen
y and 1 full bath, light gas, heat furn;;
Room deifl ssups ases S"1
ssssss sss;5: %2y vi IT, ss65 ss'.ss'0~n 3D. Be-
front porch, rms, bath. refg; stove; All
immed. .poss.; ia blks. car line; $50.
AT 7l9O.
5229 KANSAS AVE- N.W.-3 rooms in gem
tile home, semiprivate bath: refined,
employed adults: references required. TIA.
3261,
/ RIM, KITCHENETTE, private hath. Be-
tween bus lines. 1901 18th ST. south,
Arlington, Va. CHI. 620S.
NEW-4O2I Bladensburg rd; ,Colmar
Manor. Md rooms, private bath, heat
and hot water furn. TR. 2729. /.
1884 QUE ST. S.E-s59.5 80, LIVING RIM,
bedroom. kitchen and dinette. Utilities
furnishes sur Ayaiisbie Tbs .MnS 0es1bsr 1S 1St
Ma. 4600. Realtor. lO12 9Th St N W
Evening star., 1943-09-23
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1896 BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-Light
housekeeping rooms. Atlantic 1436
sl0 MD. AVE. N.E.-Laree double front
sonable; good transp. Call before 4.
NEAR North Capitol and r. /. ave. ne
Attractive single room next bath; all
$685..
I'll 10th ST N.E.--Furn. room. private
home. next bath, for lady. unlim. phone.
FIR. T031.
2i1 18th ST. N.E.-Front room, double
bed: close to Transportation. AT. 1926.
3Ii EAST CAPITOL ST. furnished bed
rooms. Apt. 81, Atlantic 20S9.
SINGLE ROOM, nicely furnished, all con-
veniences: near transportation FIR 0493
front room. twin beds, c.hw. unlim
phone; on bus line; $50 for Q.
Ssis Ss 18th ST: N.E:.Froat eble; Im.,. PVT.
after pm. weekdays, all day Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and V;vr:u:.

HYATTsvILLE. MD, 40QO Nicholson St
Large front room, pvt. home, twin beds;
z ladies; reasonable bus passes door.
ATTRACTiVE AFR CTaiIVEiq ROOM DOM in nrivate residence.
good goo bus transp;;v single or double; no
ARLINGToN-Furn room with sun
deck. a. new home. beautiful neishborhood,
cow. Pentagon and Navy Annex: gentle
hMomTs; M2T; gentleman; Overlook 5052,
NlCELf Nhf FQhN. RIM. in new brick house.
Hnsinngpt99n HWnsshingt9n blyd. Fan Church s375-R.
sa,,s sshool; refs IIeagired WI. 627s,
5OE2 N. WILSON BLVD. Arl.--Attractive-
y B,, furnished s room, ami: kitchenette.
ARLINGTON--Large double room with
ssdd tTin beds sa,, adjoining bath; new home, u
ARLINGTON, yA.-studio room, any 2
people; $40. Glebe .9010
BEAUTIFUL master bedroom, private bath,
new new nome; Meals optional. Lee highway
ARLINGTON, VA, 6a31 No. 10th St.
Large room in new home, semiprivate bath;
business couple or = gentlemen; "a block
from Wash. blvd bus. Falls Church 2497-J
Evening star., 1943-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tce,,.

rNlSSEILANEOOS WANIeO t@ont.l /.
N sps anns o sns so %s d nna
BOX SPRINGS. any size or condition.
"a cAMEsxs' fss aazsms no1is equip. photo supplies 81
Re sss4 eentb' oeen am ms to oeaaa 7:so sge m
mems; ladies can Morris Clothing Store, re,
cio4aiNgs. Gl5 fth s. sg Elk * 1,eS 1a Wi saIl 2s
% nsn sgf pTfees w pa,s sa ior men, m
sfsd s3sshns open Bes%ans sne W Iii es 7th St
ssSs HSss + sSys # SASP sie1aSssa sAAH
@GL9THING-Better CO prices paid for mems
HSed pi sSss sSthpg og.n Iserss w, ss 7th St NV
desk, walnut finish; a4x6o; viii pay
REEcTRfc RffE9pR fil ThaIRSs; RI; sa77 and O saus.
Hobby supply, .s1a 9th st. NV RE aO79
FuRNITuRE of better kind wanted at once,
you , wish to sell please call Mr.. Grady,
mg5SpT TSsNIT6RGSuEs, ssstre refs Washing
sTy te eash Mstpopoan p5ssS FG best results call
beds beds; Highest cash PRICES prices paid. 1mme
". u.
FURNITURE and household goods of all
kinds; no quantity too small or too large:
easa SID oR TR sse
ords; highest prices paid. Bring in or call
s51FIiT1Ip staF Radp Co. 4os 1lth s. NV DI. 400:
wanted at once Cali Mr. Grady. ma. 800.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china, glassware.
Can Daa'ass hashes' Ts9ef ssss sash
JEWELKf' diamonds, shotguns. cameras
sgSSHsri iHs in' Sso ehsas sSans 81
sale; Msx zwsig. 9s7 B NV. NE. s1is.
ssuG.GAGs; ssm.s I5s4 al kinds wanted at once.
Miii CALI Open n evenings. D's'f' 20: Sso'
i neeessary Phone Ap. s5s4. 1855 IS wood ood
v ssh 4 undsr ss ss5sh' ss5o ,sPasi
kXSfos Sfo WANTED: eentlemanly Irish DE Deal
up to SO, $50 for o6, eombinations 1910 18th
sEw1NG SEW s'asHs MAcaiNE-we YEii bu, all Iso sspe.:
repair; hsmstitching; buttons covered,
ssWa1ss sEWiSe e soo any re- male ns1
Hse NA RRs0 Est ny 40 MT ssDss
them IN or call us. Standard Typewriter
TsEp Isl pip rfASo & Il NV wANTkDMRent IA ssa or buy
VACUUM CLEANER, small. Call Sligo
WASHING MACHINE, n aHff, prefer spinner type
Name your price: will pay cash. Phone
MAsH1NG MAcHHNE. Spinner 9s TAi Type 'nss: Spe:
WANT TO PURCHASE small set. "a to 80
pieces. Sterling tableware, repousse pat
tern. Southern Rose. Narcissus. or similar
design. Please give complete description
ana price hrst communication. Box 499-
Z. Star. 25s
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD.
Diamond watches and discarded jewelry.
Ernest 1urk. Inc. 614 18th NV. DI. 2773.
SILVER, PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT a35 r.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches, diamonds and old dis.
carded sy isTs,Tg; sN2.vn full cssn value paid;
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid. Get our offer
before you sell Arthur Markell, e18 At.
NV. Rm. 301. National 02S4
ELECTRICAL TRAINS.
All gauges and Lionel accessories; we also
buy electrical fans and electrical ap-
pliances. Call Superior Lock and Electric
Co. RE. 1927.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 10th
guesthouse; excellent meals; $40 per
eid EXCLUSIVE sISf HOME for Govt girls, excel
lent meals. double, and triple rooms; $50
Isasaiyi 1sss iNd1RsIDE RG aSs4' TER. Nw.-privat.
Pssse 1sss pERRy fIR]S 0njS NJ a4es
sgle rm;:, S10;,. lge. basemt. rm., Ss wk;
BOT both with delic. meals n.-w,h., c.h.w.
1924 DECATUR ST. N.w--Attractive furn.
fr. rm adjoining bath, det.. home, conv.
transp.; excel; meals; twin beds: reason
asls ases -aSIo 81 7tEs; ia ST. s.w-several va.
{SDsfa5sa X ssath csTolinisn ssssient keel 1ns. lls.
With another privase s 70 sfsas Fsansp 500R as
1896 1890 oR oTse iss fasssf 4ss 4es IA avE sls
pusoSr faneiss rreasSIoIhlsoe sIIls swakipg distance
Or room to. share; reasonable rate; coal
hsat; hsos sSfsliest sSfs ct meals wpv. rooms -.
triple, 9 baths; good meals. Special rates
5SSSsa 1hH a. SsssE. ss in
at Has1 at space IN dNube for
ARIiNGros AgsIilsSls g. gye St srs nv rm
Iof Girls; L girl to share room with an
other: twin beds. good meals; in pvt. home
on bus line to all Govt. bldgs. Oxford 1928.
WESLEY HALL, formerly SCOTS Club
Ratloning is no problem to you. Good
meals and roop1s Rates. S4I to $50
month. double. Close to work. grand
lot Of young people in residence. 1926 sIst
ROOM AND BOARD for young men or
Z girls, or young married couple Conv
trans Good food. Reasonable rates. Call
iSos r. I. AVE. NV single and
double room for girls; Walking distance
OF downtown. NE. 1891.
ARL., LYON PK.---Double room, well
heated; carefully planned meals; block
transp.: restricted Glebe 1888.
1916 KALORAMA RID. NV. Apt. 21-
Large ATTRACTIVE. twin beds; private family:
1889 GIRARD ST. NW.-New solid rock
maple furniture. Delicious home-cookeds
meals. Conv. transp S35 to S45 per mo
BELAIR CLUB, 7710 Blair rd nv IA
roo rooms S-. for particular people, fine food.
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th n.w.-Nicely
furnished rooms for ladies and young men;
excellent board: switchboard, showers.
1875 MASS. AVE. NV. distinctive
home fol young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable
DUPONT CIRCLE-Double and triple
rooms, with or without board: also share
rooms; reasonable co. 1923
Evening star., 1943-09-23
CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK.

FOR SALE---Sheep,. ewes and / ram.
$50. Piss by the head Or by, the pound
with litter Of 5, S55 Rockville 453
beautiful practically new rubber-tire buggy
and harness. new. Weymoth bit. show
briole and martingale; double carriage har-
ONE 5-GAITED MARE with 3-month colt
from purebied sire: also year-old colt
out colt. oliver 3i39 after S pm
GOATS. large hornless Togsenberg buck
EasL washington st., Kensington, Md.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

RESPONSIBLE TENANT seeks furnished
house of character in NV, preferably con-
venient to Connecticut ave. bus lines.
Minimum requirements, 8 bedrooms, serv-
ants quarters, garage. Excellent care
assured References. Executive 6100, Ext.
ARMY OFFICER wants unfurnished house.
nnr, or esaEoGms; VIM, NV section st aoS Sr Md
COUPLE, past middle age. no children,
furnished, Chevy Chase ID c. or Md or
Edgemoor sections. Tel Wo. 3106 after 5.
23s
WANTED TO RENT house or apt with 2
or bedrooms. Call WI. 6133 any eve
ming
NAVAL OFFICER must secure two or three
bedroom unfurnisned house by October z:
Va, preferred. RESPONSIBLE home owner.
UNFURNisHED . or 3 bedroom house or
apt. desperately needed Good neighbor-
hood, accessible midtown Wash Immediate
possession. Permanent, responsible tenants.
House, S65: apt, SIS. CO. 6343, Ext. 216,
BEVERLY HILLS or nearby. for period
october LIST TO December 18th: house or
apartment with bedrooms. furnished or
unfurnished; By responsible oficial. BOX
7-A Star. "a
Evening star., 1943-09-23
DOGS. PETs..sETc.

COON HOUNDS well-broken coon dogs
for sale For full particulars call CO.
al73 after IL noon.
IRISH SETTER puppy, beautiful pedigreed
female, weeks Will make wonderful pet
or hunter. After g pm, phone 81. 253S.
TO PLACE In kind home, in outskirts D. c.,
or IN Montgomery County, Md. only 2
yr. OLD, fox-bull terrier, long tail, male;
loves children: small donation and license
tag REQUIRED AT. 1853.
WANTED GOOD HOME, male dog, ! year
oranRe-color kitten, female. SH 3G49
E-HAIR TERRIER, weeks old, male:
$1,000. 1916 Staples ST. ne.
WANTED, home for female red Persian
Evening star., 1943-09-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

3rd FLOOR. ] or gentlemen. Next
ShoWsr bath. Innerspring mattress. 31s
1905 D ST. SCI room. kitchenette,
nicely furn.; no children and bring ref
erences. Phone TR. 0Sg5.
decorated rm.; semipvt bath, dble. bed;
girls or. couple: nnlim phone: conv.
transp After pm call Lu. O024
ployed couple. next to shower: unlimited
phone. AT. 1888
Evening star., 1943-09-23
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WOOD, fireplace and stove, dry or green,
$50 per cord. order now for immediate
Paoms PPfl1yeFys $40 D. T. eiascoek' Fairfax Va
OAK AND HICKORY WOOD. SIS cord.
aeliyered; Lewis, S.. Parker, Falls Church,
Va Falls Church 20O2
WOOD. fireplace and stove. any length.
dry or green. $50 cord order now for
immediate delivery D. T Glascock, Fair
faX Va Phone Eairfax 2ln
Evening star., 1943-09-23
ApARTMEhTs SUBURBAN.

WASHINGTON GROVE-Attractive rms.
and bath. unfurnished. | blk. transp., heat
arge yard; child welcome: available imme-
diately; $50 mo. Phone Gaithersburg 238-R.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-2-room and bath
apt, all utilities furnished; close transp.
and stores; couple only; S35. Morrison
Agency. ST. 3444.
. nicely furnished bedrooms. large hall,
kitchen. semiprivate bath; ! block to 2
buses. Fast Riverdale, .Bladensburg and
schoolin $50 Cheverly . blocks away: beau
tiful neighborhood Wa. 6s66. 23@
BROOM FURNISHED APT, private bath,
heat and light included. S45 month. Close
to Beltsville recreation center. Govt.
farms. Call Berwyn 390-R.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
ROOMS FuRN. & UhFuRN.
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

2lI end ST. Sc. near Navy Yard and
Library of Congress. Attractive front
double room; suit. girls or empl couple
Evening star., 1943-09-23
soArs.

CABIN CRUISER, As, twin screw. furnished
for. living quarters; Al cond: $1,000
Make your cash offer. 81 pm, "Ro-
hookisd Pe PoR ni. sasarsNw ssSs ~ will pa, e. ssoo
goo g 35-s2 loot boat in good condition.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
. MISCELLANEOUS WAhIEp.

inets. misc. ofiice machines. Cash imme-
uiatelys SE. 5I27 5bs
ADDING MACHINE. calculator, typewr,t-
ers, all kinds, any condition; top price
Sun. and ewes. co. 4625. week. Df. 1872
ANTIQUE JEWELkY, silver, diamonds. den-
al kold. old witches: need for .repairing
Evening star., 1943-09-23
ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE attractive room in Arlington for
two girls. Preferably in virginia High
lands: Bog 4sl-Y. Star az
REFINED GENTLEMAN desires room, rea-
sonable, house or apartment, vicinity
Maynower Hotel. Box 432-S. Star .Ss