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La gaceta., 1943-07-12

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como $4,000 n!
Mas leiOs de la Luna, NJ
mo Sc cree generalnsDt,
y Marie los astros que ~,
can a la TERRA, sine ms.
aes' que es ell nOmbre a.,
pequehOs planetas. H,,I
POGO Ell mas cercano a. n
roides conOcidos era E,,''
Sc conOce OtrO mas cerc,,
via' y Sc esta estudiindob
grandes planetas, ell ma,
a la Terra es Venus, MI
despues' y ell tercero en- >
p~roximidad, es MercuriO. n
SOS planetas, Mercurio. Va,
IRA, Marie, estan relativ,r
tan poca distancia que !.
cOnsiderar como los subur
la enorme ciudad que Sc
Sol. Sin que nos demo,
nos hallamos, en- relseii,
otros planetas, a tan Doc,
ella del Sol como las msriO
Sc ven dar vuelta, alredejs
lampara. Y para fOrmsn
idea exacta de 10 que es
ma solar, de 10 que son
nos y las distancia rel,
los planetas, vamOS a dex
sistema solar de que lorna
te .
Imaginemos hallaHS !
gran plaza.
En- ell centric de IA psi
gran bola de mas De IN nj
diametro representa- Il
En- comparaci6n De ID
globo, ell planeta mas ed
Sol, Mercurio, seri nads /
una arveja colOcada a II
SO c~entimeros de distanch
DO central.
A la distancia de "a met
ma cereza: es Venus, Ell iIl
planeta que tantOs cone
suscita en- la actualiia
Otra cereza a Ia isnn
lit metros del Sol; sh
I'm garbanzo, a l7S met
centimetros de distancia
es Marie.
Una naranja, a 6Os n'
centimetrOs del Sol; eS V
Una bola del tamafo ma
nos de un huevO, cOlOcadl
Kilometres 252 metros del
es Urano.
0tra bola un poqulto ma
sa, a tres kilometres oS
del centric: es Neptune
Por fin, una cereza, colo
una distancia de cinco kIl'l
es Pluton, Ell planeta ulu'
niano tar buscado pOr lasI
nos Y que ACADIA de deScu'i
Dor ahora ell dltimO, Ell !
centinela que guarda Ia !
de nuestra %prOvincla J :
sistema solar. +.
Unos granos de munlcl'
arena representaran a 10
ties y asteroids; un0' !
cohetes atravesando e. :
(Pasa A La Pagin'
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

En- la nueva Ofensiva de los "hitleristas'',
la aviaci6n roja no ha perdido ell dominic
del aire, la artilleria lleva destruidos mas
de 1000 tanques totalitarios y la infanteria
no cede terreno a los barbaros.
Lo que ahora hace falta es que Estados
Unidos e Inglaterra presionen al enemigo
cOmdn, en- Europa, de modo que Hitler Sc
yea precisado a retirar aviaci6n y tropas de
los sectores de Russia.
CuandO obliguemos a los alemanes a
combatir en- dos ~frentes, Sc acercara ell mo-
mento de que ellos comprendan que la VIC
toria del 'nazismo" es impossible, que es
impossible la "paz negociada" que los jefes
totalitarios Sc prOpOnen obtener en-
tOnces, frente a la realidad, Sc c~onvenceran
de que la capitulaci6n es ell mejor canine
para sus 'penas" Y para sus crimenes.
7 manana, cuando los ~japoneses Sc vean
~obligados tambien a combatir en- dos fren-
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

En- Ell "apagaluces" de la otra noche,
muchos ~automovilistas, queriendo llegar a
"sitios seguros'', Sc diercn a correr por las
GALES, poniendo en- peligro las vidas de los
p~eatones y de los drivers" sensatosy ecua-
mines.
iQuemaban la g~asolina en- n forma inn
propia, mas ALA de las 35 millas, y segura-
mente pensaban que la libertad consistfa en-
hacer 10 que a ellos agradaba 80.
Muchas personals deban tambien la sem
saci6n de haberse quedado sordas, porque
las sirenas sonaban, sonaban, w.. no apa-
gaban las luces.
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

LIE dieron "palmacristi" a un ciudadano
honrado. que pOr la Radio dijera en- Cuba,
pensando libremente, que estaba en- des-
acuerdo con algunos procedimientos Y ma
nejos' del gobierno del presidente Batista.
A otro. ~ciudadano, companero del ante
rior, lie hicieron un disparo de revolver, hi
riendole.
81 mayor general" Batista, sargento
en- 1888, es presentado por ell "coordina-
dor" Rockefeller como I'm campe6n de Ia
democracia.
iHacia que parte "cae" esa democra-
ca que da purgantes y hace disparos de
revolver a los oposicionistas?
La gaceta., 1943-07-12
POr LEE

La Cruz del Servicio Distinguish le ma oary de |
t ii gtogs4 Texas ae p essi habe mI Hanejado una a%n act 1oIsni
contestado al fuego de aviones j%aponeseeS ie qT q
poca altura a~tacaron ell aerodromo de bnscsr nj
do Sc lie acabaron las municiones corrl4 " one el pes
desde su canton sigui6 disparando h 5onse en- Ia neg
vehfculo fu6 volado por las bombas' rlela ayudar . i
dad de ahorrar su dinero en- BOnos pa@
heroes.
La gaceta., 1943-07-12
-CALIFICAN DURAMENTE A
DE GAULLE
-HACIA Ell SEGUNDO FRENTE
-OTRA OFENSIVA "TOTALITARIA"
-"PAZ NEGOCIADA"

Ciertas personals de este pals acusan a
Charles De Gaulle, por su actitud digna y
firme, "de estar animado por tendencias
dictatoriales".
Fascista era Darlan y con Ell graciosa-
mente Sc entendieron.
De Gaulle no dobla las rodillas, hace
resistencia a las 6rdenes que estima incon-
venientes para su causa, y por este lie COM
paran, indirectamente, con los verdugos to-
talitarios.
Pero la mayorfa de los franceses esta
de pie iunto a los que fundaron la Francia
Libre Y Combatiente, entire los cuales nc fl
guardian, a rafz de la "caida" de Francia,
muchos de nuestros amigos de hoy.
Giraud es un a~ntinazi y serfa injustO
i~ncluirlo en- ell grupo de los "colaboracio-
~nistas'; pero de republican, my POGO tiene.
Las Naciones Unidas avanzan hacia ell
continente europeo y todos ansiamos I'm ra-
pido triunfo en- Stella, de modo que ell pue-
bio de la bella isla quede libre de la tirania
fascista.
Muchos de los mas energicos antifascis-
tas de Europa son sicilianos y ojala que mi
les de ellos Sc incorporen ahora, enaltecien-
do sus ideaIes, a las tropas a~mericanas, in
glesas Y canadenses.
Una pronta victoria en- Stella surtiria
un tremendo efecto de desaliento entire los
fascistas, traidores a la verdadera Italia, y
animaria grandemente a los elementos Ii
berales, millones de hOmbres, que en- la Pc
~ninsula italiana aguardan ell momento de
la revancha.
81 la ~conquista de Stella Sc produce en-
pocos dias, despues llegara ell mOmento de
saltar a Cerdena.
Todos los amigos del pueblo italiano
acariciamos la esperanto de que en- las is
las y en- la peninsula, ell pueblo, en- I'm mo-
mento propicio, tome las armas para ayu-
dra a sus l~iberadores.
Sera menos dificil, apesar de los "genf-
zaros" alemanes, sacar a Italia de las ga
rras del fascismo 81 los ~italianos amigos de
la libertad Sc unen a las tropas democra-
ticas en- Marcia.
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

La amenaza de los submarines dismi-
nuye y ell mando aliado sostiene que por ca
da vapor mercante hundido los nazis pier
den un sumergible.
Mejor organization y nuevas armas lie
estan hacienda comprender a los marinos
alemanes que cada submarine no es otra
cosa que I'm sarc6fago para sus tripulantes.
Las tropas Aliadas arriban a los lugares
que Sc les asignan y con las tropas llegan
tambien los barcos mercantes cargados de
comestibles.
Hitler contaba con la guerra submari-
ma para desalentar a los Aliados y que es-
tos tOmasen ell canine de su nuevo objective:
hi paz negociada.
La gaceta., 1943-07-12

Tn nino de IL amos, John Robson, salvo
la vida conteniendo con su espalda, durante
algun tempo, una piedra de gran tamano
que amenazaba caer sobre SUI madre y otras
cinco personals.
iOtro h6roe a~utentico, en- esta guerra
donde los hombres de la retaguardia tienen
que dar pruebas de ~valentfa y abnegaci6n!
Aquellos obreros, empleados y profesio-
males de Madrid en- pocas semanas forma-
ron I'm ejercito formidable.
AL principle habfa poca discipline, pero
la discipline fue surgiendo, e~xtendi6ndose,
co~nsolidandose 49,.
Muchos no conocian ell manejo de las
armas de fuego, pero aprendieron, lucha-
ron {.
Cuando Sc escriba la historic de la que
ira de la civilization frente al fascismo,
muchas de las mejores paginas tendran
que ser dedicadas a los civiles de Madrid,
Barcelona y otras ciudades de Espana.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
"F|lMUSICAl"
 TECHNIC0L0R
 ROMANCE HERE
2Oth Century Offering Stars Alice Faye, Carmen Mi-
 randa, Cesar Romero

Two torrid Latins meet in the new Technicolor offering at the goth Century Theatre, when rest less-footed Carmen Miranda and the heart smashing Cesar Romero in- dulge in Rhumba.
 The first showing of the 20th Century Fox musical, "Week-End in Havana" had all the thrills, excitement and romance of an ac- tual visit to the pleasure city of the Caribbean.
 Superb performances by Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda, John Payne and Cesar Romero against a back ground of magnificent Technicolor scenes of beautiful Havana out doors and in its night clubs-com- pine to make this the top musical film of the season.
 The clever story has Alice, a salesgirl, on vacation cruise to Havana. When her ship is ground ed on a reef, she insists on her vacation--with all the luxury and romance she had dreamed of for years. So she is taken to Havana, and sets out to have her glorious weekend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
JUKEB0xC COMIC, MEDIC0S, ARE
 CAPITOL FILMS
luke Box Jenny, Doc tors Don't Tell" Friday,
 Saturday Offering

Rhythm and romance via h e luke box route, and triangle story with a medical twist, provide the Friday and Saturday com bination bill for Homer Garvin's Capitol Theatre audiences.
 Glorifying for the first time on the screen the juke box craze that has swept the country with swing Universals luke Box Jenny stars Ken Murray, the comedian
 f stage, screen and radio, n d
 retty Harriet Hilliard.
 The story deals with mythical star called luke Box Jenny, who becomes the rage of this business which, in only a few years, now comprises more than 10000 oper- ators of more than 500,000 ma chimes with an annual income of considerably more than 50 million nickels.
 In Doctors Don't Tell" tn e medical profession, fraught with drama from every angle, is again ! source of material for novelists, dramatists and screen playwrights, and Republic has turned out one 1f the most absorbing of these.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
FORMER GLAM0R
 GIRL GOES WILD

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Jan. IA. Frances Farmer, once a glamor- ous screen actress, Seattle born, was today sentenced to 180 days in jail for violation of a drunk driving probation, in wild melee. AS she was taken into court she knocked down one, officer but was finally subdued by others.
 Have you ever had a broken heart" she screamed to the police matron as she was carried to her cell. This was the only hint behind the wild 24 hours that was marked by a fight in hotel that preced- ed her arrest in fashionable Hol- lywood hotel.
 Since you appeared in this court on last October 24," Police Judge Hickson asked her, have you had anything to drink"
 Her answer was shouted: "Yes, I drank everything could get, in- cludifig. benzedrine"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
SET HEARING, GOAL STRIKE
 FOR FRIDAY
Approxim dteIy 17,OOO Miners Still ldIe-
 Defy WLB

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. - The War Labor Board has called a public hearing tomorrow in the anthracite coal strike and has asked union leaders and operators to attend.
 Earlier a spokesman for the un- ion headquarters said President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers had assured the Board he was doing everything possible" to end the work stoppage.
 Two thousand of the striking Pennsylvania miners complied with the Labor Board demand that they return to work today but approxi- mately 17,O0C others defied the ultimatum and remained idle for the sixteenth day.
 Approximately 300 officials of the United Mine Workrs joined pleas to end the strike at a general meet ing last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
COP TRIES
 TO BLOCK
 E. J. FLYNN
Senator Bridges Asked Committee Investi-
 gdfion Today

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Sena- tor Styles Bridges of New Hamp- shire today demanded the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to investigate a series of charges which he said showed Edward J.. Flynn, retiring Democratic na- tional chairman, Unfit to repre- sent the U. s. as Minister to Aus tralia.
 The move was labeled in some quarters as purely political. But the committee chairman interrupt ed Bridges to promise "a full hear ing on the Flynn nomination.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
N 0 Break in
 rit.-Anleritan Relations Now.
Reports Denied that Two Nations dt Cross Pur-
 poses in No. Africa

LONDON, Jan Is Brendan Bracken, British Minister of Infor- nation, declared today neither the British nor the American govern ment is backing any particular can- didate for the leadership of the French
 He denied published reports that the two countries are at cross pur- poses in North Africa, and Bracken added: The British government gave it's power of attorney to Am erican General Eisenhower. and has the greatest confidence in him and IS backing him to the utmost"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
DOUGLAS CLUB MEETING
 FEATURES MEXICAN THEME

With a Mexican theme for decor ations, and refreshments, the Doug las Island Woman's Club met for their January session here last night at the home of Mrs. Norman Rustad, Mrs. Ray Nevin assisting.
 The program consisted of a Pan-American pageant with all present taking part and consider able was learned about the 21 Am erican Republics. Much of the business done was confined to rou- tine club matters. Chile con carne was served at the end of the meet ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
PRICES WEDNESDAY

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed Wednesday at 4, American Can "A, Anaconda 25as, Bethlehem Steel 57as, Commonwealth n d Southern 7l6, Curtiss Wright 22ss International Harvester 58, Kenne- colt 299s, New York Central l0% Northern Pacific 734, United States Steel 49, Pound S4.04.
 Dow, Jones averages Wednesday were: industrials l2Q25, rails 28.l2 utilities 1538.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
GEORGE GUERIN
 IS NOW MARRIED

IS NOW MARRIED
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Guerin have received announcement of the mar riage of their son George and Miss Edna Langlois of Seattle. The cere- mony took place on December 28, in Tacoma, Wash. Lloyd. brother of the groom, was best man.
 Following brief honeymoon, MT. Guerin, who is a corporal in the U. s. Chemical Warfare serv- ice, left to return to his station in Alabama.
 Born in Douglas, the young man is we'll known in this section, living here practically all his life. He was graduated from Douglass High School in 1892, later continuing his education at Seattle business school. He has now been year in the service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
THREE ARE
 INDICTED
 BY JURY
Defendants, One Charged with Murder, Be Ar
 raigned Friday

The first three true bills returned today by the Grand Jury indicted Mary Watson on a charge of first degree murder, Tim Paul on charge of larceny in a dwelling, and Arthur J. Martin cn c..~r@e of larceny on a boat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
HWIIT777 MOON OVER HER A 11FzTRfn SHOULDER"

-'ou shoot blindly into them and happen to knock down a Wing Tailed Woofus or Blue-Billed Mugwump, you are fined fifty dol lars by the first game warden who pops up from behind stump and .9n dollars by the Department of the Interior.
 Duck hunting, however, is the best bet in the States Tn a burst of poetry I'll tell you why.
 They ask me why I don't hunt
 deer
 And give bigger game a deal
 Instead of spending all my time
 Shooting Butterball and Teal.
 Why should I in marshy flats
 Hope for hunting luck?
 I know doggone well, brother
 I won't be taken for duck!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
H0LD-Up

NORTH KINGSTON, Rhode Is- land, Jan. l4--Four men who held up an unarmed Army dispatch ri- der at the point of gun, rifled through official Army papers, only to return them with the remark: Tt isn't here" are still at large despite State Polce dragnet
 There is no indication as to what the four men were seeking nor any clue to identify the men who forced Private Raymond Mosher to drive his small Army truck for more than mile, with a gun at his head, to a secluded lake where the Army documents were examined. The men then sped away in small sedan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
S(IENCELE5S0N

REDMOND, Ore Last summer Mrs. Jessie Munger, a school teach CT, picked up turtle egg. She put it on her desk as decoration.
 The other day the class gained an unexpected pet.
 The egg matched
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14

Mrs. Watson, Pelican City Indian. is charged with murdering her hus- band, William J. Watson, last August.
 Paul is charged with stealing a handbag from a room in the Bara- nof Hotel and his ball was set at Sl 900. Martin is charged with talk ing S100 in money from Capt. James Sawyer while the mail boat was at Petersburg and bail was set for Martin at $500 by Judge George F. Alexander.
 All three of the defendants will be arraigned at o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the U s. District Court.
 Foreman of the Grand Jury is Robert Simpson of Juneau, Clerk is the Rev w. H. Mathews, and bailiffs are William Markle and May Jernberg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
GUARDS OUT PROMPTLY

Wearing their complete equip ment, steel helmets, parkas, ammu- milton belts. with 60 rounds of ammunition, bayonets and leg gings. Alaska Territorial guards of Douglas are urged to be on hand promptly at 2 o'clock this evening to get in an hours drilling before the fire meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
LENSES REPLACED

Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson's office in the Blomgren Bldg. will be open for repairs and replacements of broken lenses on Monday. We'd nesday and Friday evenings only, from to 10:30 pm. No eye ex- animation until Jan. l5. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14

COUNCIL MEETS TOMORROW
 Juneau City Council will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the City Hall. Routine matters of city admins tration will be taken up, Mayor Harry I. Lucas announces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14

Duck k-hunters there, arc pretty well regulated too, You are al- lowed but three shells in your shot gun at one time and you can shoot only one hour after dawn when you know when dawn is. If group Of ducks swirl overhead and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14

Boracic acid, the common eye To- tion, is prepared from borax mined in Death Valley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14


 
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  of mdi model of mech n browns ha faedh aI4ahRh O opand slim a other The hr dme pket shoulders brdd is c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
TRAP LINES
 by HENRY PEARSON

We deer hunters up here in AL aska don't appreciate what tn c nimrods have to go through to get buck in the States. A license down there entities you to one deer and one hunter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14
D.F.D. MEETING

Regular monthly meeting of Douglas Volunteer Fire Department is scheduled for tonight, starting at o'cloc,. as usual.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14

So many hunters have been shot off in the States lately that the authorities are seriously consider ing closing the season on them. A red hat and red coat are no protection. There is always some one who thinks he's shooting at a deer with scarlet fever.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14

Cl-..-se c,.-..3.StS are develop ing local drug sources to replace medicines formerly imported
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14

The first public coffee house was opened at Oxford, England, in 1850.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-14

TRINITY CHOIR REHEARSAL
 Choir rehearsal will be held at the regular time tonight in the hall of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Mrs. c. E. Rice announces.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY SEPTEMBER I5th-Nice, clean unfurn
house: I{ "a responsible onIh man with a meticulous
owning own home will give it excellent
care; will pay a reas;; price; good D. c.
FAMILY OF ) ADULTS and a 7-year-old.
boy want unfurnished house in NV.
within next, 2 months permanent resi-.
Need S0Sa baths al and
Pa SPace; AKA Rent sl25 to $3.50 a month.
WPB ATTORNEY wants bedroom
house. Cathedral section. EN-. o2e4.
HAVE CLIENT willing to pay $3.50 to $500
lands, Shepherd PARK. Chevy Chase o.
SSrsaVsattes realtors. 7ss 18th St. NV.
TO BEDROOMS, NV. section. s15S
to s2oos 5000 furnished or unfurnished. Gail
MARINE snf faMinY ayfnpsS Desires
niShsd clnsScv hogss' Drsf BEDROOMS immsd oc;
Ss'es GoRT SofI osfrefa eftiF xDn
unfurnished house or apartment with . OF
2 bedrooms drsn in good neighborhood. Cali
WANT unfurnished 3-bedroom Georgetown
house with garden; would renovate II rent.
~ YOU LOVE your home and furn: AND
bsby s sheT irony 0yR wsst eal cSa %pR wife
Iaaei lqTn house svs near transp RE- 75oo Ext
now, occupy any time to Sept. 10; 5000
suburban: max. rent. sfs5 'U mo. Cali HEX Ea.s
SMALL SUBURBAN BUNGALOW wanted
by responsible permanent Government
ssamnef with r wife gs4s and baby will furnish
oaM h1sss BY IN AGs csyeaSd efss pP family Z. ssa
Goass Ghass rent p G. sss oss best of eare SOD
Continued on Next PsgsJ z
Evening star., 1943-08-31

REFINED BEE d... GIRL share large 6ed-sitting
with 2 others; attractively furn., single
1852 PERRY PL., off 14tR-ss So week,
with delicious meals big front room, twin
beds: convenient. DE. -7749.
1900 18th ST. N.W.-Large single. same
to share with another, reas; food good
and plenty. You'll like it. Singers.
1516 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
aOaa g ST. N.W;-Walking distance: sgle.
lent food, desirable location. privileges;
ISL RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E-Large
double room. private home. $40 wk each
Southern cooking. DU. OaSO
18th ST. NW.--Large studio room, win
dows, overlooking Rock Greek Park; adj.
lavatory and shower: unusual surroundings;
Tes $50 per cap8rRT ne; GE' Gf9sSS w nous,o o.s
triple rooms, good food convenient trans
as ath resfDSr ST. aw room baok Ap 93a5 D5op
Gircle1Larse front room. suitable for
soi e shaFs KALoRAMa tP HRfep Rp NW WRealS single
Telephone NO. 6535
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1875 Mass. ave. NV
Attractive double and triple rooms. CO.
1929
YOUNG LADY to share large twin-bed
room with another; breakfast GE. 1879
for appointment.
WANTED-Young lady to share room with
another, In refined Christian home. Lincoln
0OTl
Evening star., 1943-08-31
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and Niroinjo.

IN NEW BRICK HOME, large room. with
SitShen 1 prVileges. ness to girls $40 month
S1ms SHaRBx sens famR csD1euea with bath new
CHEVY CHASE. Md adjoining rms rms.
with semipvt: bath. in pvt. home No
other other roomers z blk; off Conn. ave; bus
Underwood St. wi. ASST '" A0O e.
WILL RENT bedroom to reliable working
couple: breakfast privilege and privilege
of living. room. Call between am and
AT seTsSs. Sss p5l
!: LARGE. weli-furn. bedrms.. pvt. bath
c INV, gar. optional; Lee hwy bus, 20
nn aRLrSToNmRoGoIn rSSSyTr5SEn Gn or2i hath ,,nas
SO: g double: S5o Call CHI. 5733;
nome; nome; &c fare to Pentagon Bldg. Temple
So ash sa AF ysaFss sasSs5a
Eouple or, gentlemen: u block from
ESEe FIVE ouS kei ehafsb ASb WIVES
Coo! suites, and studio rooms with pvt. Law,
SesEHSm hqs Moasn sss sannt ee pu & fxcesn en
35a6 THIRD ST. NORTH, Arlington. va
Room for gentleman. block of bus. CHI.
sl9 so. GLEBE RD.. Arlington, va.-Nice
furnished single room. Army or Navy Of
gon: Call oxford 1887.
STUDIO ROOM; s.w. expos. new home,
gentleman: s35. OIL. 1885. ~ ' v
1r3 w. LELAND. Chevy Chase--Twin bed
room room with or without pvt. bath. Oliver
Evening star., 1943-08-31
FARM G GARDEN

TRACTOR wanted, preferably Farmail H,
or other late model, over 20 h.p. AID.
6335
cedar posts, oak boards; located Manor
Club Stable. Information Rockville 34S.
81
BANK GRAVEL for roads. driveways and
streets, delivered. z or 10 ton loads. WA.
321T
IRISH CoBBLERS. excellent grades. 50 to
So 80. Call Falls Church SS4W after
pm
FEED GRINDER AND ooNvEYoR, Letz.
No. 13O. SS5; Let2 No. so feed grinder.
$50. Call Wisconsin 45GS
TOPSOiI, IA GU. yards, delivered, 81
per load. TIE 3S2S