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LARGE ,sEEhRo6M s9d Eltshsn, ,gTIysse
s5,s Is saw WARb5EaR af5a lGsh f. st Nv, W. and IA
HPT FOR GrkLs larss Gee ne%is 'eH'tSs decorated
and furnished; S25 each per mo. IA
TWso 1tso eGsnIhs'' GiRhs OR COUPLE to share s-
bedroom house. Reasonable. No. 9a74.
tAsGf sed fnpny tS5 led rEs Adas
ias HaSi i RHobf e. IsfxSb sf h9 AVE. s2 Nw-Apt.
RsS 1atns sr and sute a1se ktehen
sses; refeTencesi Nn q lady; l4th and Girard
WILL SHARE my newly decorated apt. with
snether a LADY vi WI. included: GENTLE home;
HOME s5 R'fh FOR PT orfictEks where YOU e. can
refrigeration. call RA. 5016 after pm,
GIRL, 23, husband overseas wishes share
hns c pfE fR 1sSnf saS E.
FOR OR Government girls. young
rated 4-room apt, equipped for living and
entsstaining ssG gas ns light phone linens in
i.1. 18Th ST. Me- nicely furnished
rooms ,, Strictly private. .. ...-
service, 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, > open fire.
places, places, tremendous living room; library,
9anC CH Too snd f5eheep ee bTek h3 aan home
ki,, dinetts. ST wk. extra. wi, 81 s.
WOODBRIDGE. ID. C., 80 min. to the Treas
bedrm, kitchen and bathrm., with garage
house, oil heat. Phone NO, s:od.
cooking facilities. Very desirable Tor EN-
: GOVERNMENT GGRf Girls h. have 'In: master bed
gfn or c6pe R p in for
ieee included; s3s 80 each ii0 sse Call alter alter
TAKoM, T,'X; ~ dss eskx ssni vn IA 1920 4s D. ~ i,
employed couple adults only Rel. $4,000, !.
sil1 20" ST. NV, two-room apartment
near transpor alton. Army or naval ON
if it:s DsisFrsf "th 81. SW-ioom, nv = kit apt
sol n'e vaRNuMp arm spDzT 81 in Wfivns room
bedrooms, bath. entire floor, unlim. phone,
WANTED 2 girls to share apt. With young
lady 23; must furnish references. Reply
Boz LIB Star -.
house refs. REQ 1e4s Calvert.
NORTHEAST Bedroom; alcovet
ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO share Furnished
apartment. Call Dl. 1854 after q pm
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Apartment furnished
hye rooms, bath screened porch. private
entrance, garage; newly decorated, attrac-
TRrE LIVING oIAKTFRs and ie $50 Sc salar,
to take charge Of small CUES thouse: 5000
transportation. Call IA. 6s4l after 0:3t
isl. y. EDGEwooD ST, Arlington. Va -
SemlbaSement studio apt, refg.. gas stove
cont. h W; near bus line. Gil. 53ls OF
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE Modernized :
studio rms, kitchen, bath; new, atirac
turn-; l35 mo. incl. util, linen, no chill
dren, not pets. r. Y, Msrceron, HO 44I9
3i:0 18th N.W.-Attracllve l>j-foor stu.
dio apartment, ! room. kltchcnette: eel.
u!e home = IRIS or enployed couple; >2s
CATHOLIC Girl. between .o.3o year,
CID 70 share apartment in Cathedrl,
6:l5 pm. weekdays
ROOMS. $40. apis S45; 40 overnieht rms
with pvt baths, 50 UP cble % min via
Greyhound bus Hotel Court BALI blvd .
miles past College Park Berwyn 313 -
SERViCEMAN'S WIFE with aby can accom-.
modate : refined Pllis IN her large lSt-
moor apt; unl!m phore. vic lGth ana
Park I'd. Phone MI ',>77
WTD;. COUPLE or Army wife to share pri-
Vate home IN Nd. IN exchange for care OF
baby and part rent. HI lU51-M befo-r j.;
m: after 3, TR. g432 u.
GENTLEMAN to share 1uTn. apt share
cooxine II desired. HAYWOOD Ga dens Nj
Rainier Union 1892 after pm -
RETTEP THAN apaprN1Unr1-c
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1848 KAIORAMA RD NV

nicely furn. rms. next 10 bath. second
floor; basement, . bedrooms living I'm
bath housekeeping PRIVILEGES: > or 4
adults Call after < n m
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OPPORTUNITY
1913 10Th ST NV

Large. beautiful. dbl. rm: delicious
breakfast optional: s. 80 wkly twin beds
1S45 LAMONT ST NV
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont, ,

702 POTOMAC AVE, New Alexandria, va.
sase s.taehsd; aaiT5;;conditionsd II; ol hsat:
good bus service. school bus at door; $40.
SWREEsfs WEsT GAshAM u 1sSiM HILLS. MD. - Young
couple t9 n share a broom bungalow with one
ouR Sur sG1RRooM4 GR M4o HOME, furnished COM
chine. fun basement, excellent oil heat;
porch. well furnished garden furniture,
outdoor ~ fireplace. Victory garden with
SGf Ns esfTsn 5S mo or pst HvsaDs NoN
and and ss 6reaEass;, q ssSe so52' ia n CO. CO.
G1ESMoNT;A ,i1aS Afs'1rGn' mil from District line,
through n silver springm4.rm, bungalow,
DUPLEX HOUSE, FIVE rooms. bath; 1895
st. Sc; rent only $3.50. Phone ME.
i. S. GOVT, OWNED HOUSE for rent at
Sultsmd ina rno1 Md St fo1r living room din
lavatory and large screened Side porch;
md floor. 9 bedrooms and 4 baths; base
laundry room, furnace room with oil
burner. shower room and toilet; 2-car
sFsse fsno g large nshsa belTsen ate s5 Can sx sad
BETHEsDiA. Md rooms. modern. beau
liIutiy luIuloieo IdIBe lOL. IHlLHtulalt pos
session: SI15. E M. Fry, Inc, WI. Gao.
| DON'T THINK you can find another all
BRICK house less than , years old, fur
nished like this one and in this kind Of a
NV. location for this much rent. Il rents
on q, yearly lease for $3.50 per month.
For further information call OIL 1859
HOME VALUE
4lo4 54th st, Decatur Hts. Md, large
detached brick home; : rooms "A bed
rooms), 3 baths, 2-car garage, servant S
| room and bath. all modern conviences;
$500
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos N. Capitol, Realtors. MA. 6730.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
rooms. 3 bedrms. and bath: about
year old close TO transportation. airfields
Bellevue, etc; Sl25 per month inspection
by apr ointment. Call Mr. Nyce. DI. 6o92
WIN. M. THROCKMORTON. Investment
Building. Reator.
RIVER TERRACE.
=. 5-room house. . bedrooms and bath,
living room. dining room and kitchen: Ss5
Pgf bI mon month. To inspect call Mr.. Nyce.
VIM. M. ,THRoCKMoRToN
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FARM 8 GARDEN.
WONDERGRO

Nothing better your neighbor says 80
and so will you when you have tried a ton
of this super richly fertiized and finely
ground black humus. Makes poor soils
good and good soils better. Acts quickly,
holds moisture, highly effective on grass
trees, shrubs, roses, vines and flowers, The
ideal plant food you have long been look
Ing for; Sl5 ton delivered Lawns seeded
repaired or reiuvenated. Beautiful speci-
men evergreens, Towering shrubs, fruit
and shade trees Colorful fagstone walks,
terraces. rock gardens, lily pools, outdoor
hreplaces drainage, mulching. spraying,
pruning and transplanting. Free estimate.
Lincoln 42o5
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
Will take your surplus furniture as part
paYment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing &. Storage Co., Taylor oa31 oIs
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ATTENTION.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN with semi-invahd mother
desires board and room IN homelke sur
roundlngS. Box 423-C. Star. 22'
HOME IN FAMILY for employed mother
and l0-month-old baby girl in D c. or
nearby community, VIII help with some
houSework evenings in exchange for part
Association, DU. 1913. Office hours 8 to
40 daily. Q TO 1870 Saturday
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted State
REDko6% R1fs BSt ANN d,nns st1 Tnr room furniture
90 moving carefully storase IA 2a37' 81.
r. de-ns Nal sDort SHOP shop sST4nss s4Sf sth si Sn
SpsS And saf Sgnda ph vane
gooa prices paid. MA 7l41.
ca5 ASsda moYe eGgD photo SUPPLIES
prices u, PAID 9 for rg mems ems
MF 5gG S!G;.' open ReteN eHe Wi u can IN ST. nv"
GIgi CIo1HISG sGvs; R HIeREsI orf;i SEIcEs RAID
CIoTHINGEBeter prices i 'I paid for " n mems en-
T1ed vs. eo,hi9g 9 6non Harrys ; l1ss 'th ST. NV
CRIB CRIB highch2aairo play pen; clean and
DESK; Goionis5 r2nI AIN, maple 9xl2 and Gx9 IHs
bl,ar. bDESk. Eneehols, X. walnut also electric
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES any, irons toast
TaShlng machines. ironers: highest prices
Ee9IrMfSr tbia S1;s s4ass Psker and
FURNITURE-Be Bedroom. living room. misc
aogsehod sS6odS 6rcs bras china prompt
FURNITURE Of better kind. suites or odd
pieces wanted at once. Please call MI.
pans TO buy Cali so@s ssen5ss nsss
FURNITURE Rugs, electric ref. washing
machine, household goods. etc; absolutely
aEhfio an1 me cash 9TSs3 For best results Gan
FuRNiTuRE, brie-a-brac china, glassware
prce psd cs Mpray Ta2oP RePe cash
GuRNITURE I,!aRS' in good clean condition.
j 55{ i st. NE ne. '! TR. 1893. { u '''u'e e0''
FURNITURE and household goods OF
al! kinds; Spot cash. Immediate removal.
price. Box 255~D. Star. .''' ''e''e ''"'e
JEWELRY, diamonds. shotguns. cameras.
binoeulars and mems clothing HIGHEST
sale Max zpetgs @ as7 eh9'is NV o'A2no NE s1s 1ei
LIVING ROOM SUITE, davenport bed:
mTst Pbn5s be in so9d o9 condition and reasonable
MOVIE CAMERA, s-mm., 25 lens; no deal
Msov1EE EfIs PRo5HcroR Sf3 FORD sosnd s4sr 1smm COM
Dlete eaupment, Bell { Howell; pav ' M hish
fIAS6 fIh prcS ,SF Adams or
1lat, SIZE upright Can pay pay cash UP to $500
RADIOS WASIEp-Gentlemanl Irish deal
er pays from SIS to $40 for table models,
ny Phone Decatur oOl3 for estimate 81
and a0e addnes m9ae Mr snv SadWn sonf0" Is
st. Sc. Trinidad 302S %.
RADIOS, any make. make. IN any condition, table
Metropiltan Radio Co. 5l7 F st. NV
SEWING MACHINES-Used. any make,
any style. bought for cash. Best price
| paid MA 500 Ext 80. Mr. sSepak
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
repair; hemstitchng, buttons covered
Tricycle. suitable for or -vesr-od lVee 3D. chjd ni
reasonable price. Phone Temple 6?02
VELOCIPEDE, boys, 3-wheel, 7-vear-old
size; must be in good condition and priced
right. Box 460-C. Star.
WASHING MACHINE, Al cond.: will pay
! top price AT. 5432. 21s
WILL PAY CASH for . clean Hollywood
| beds in good condition, private party. RE
! o.l,3 Ext 200 after 4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE (cont

PPiisAsNsosIspnety knabe. Baldwin and
and IV 0Ha for only sloo com
Ii,S st. s. aSs ,an0 store ,s'
used very little, excellent cond.: Sacrifice
S375; No dealers; 1929 Emerson st. NV.
6e EGsesa 6 4sc selling a LRoum Ho sn H
fRiSrHSsssh Hssh Y rkEss sae sxs st. hand; and typ.
ffafS fSts fkEssheT@o sis AZ sSs 1os,5 C.
kcsay kcs vefoR Gfs5 spsaty so Ds1bs Ex son
slso; and RCA ribbon ,mierophone. and
aana faiis esEiney chSrcs s45 s4 both for 500
reception, good condition. GL. 3573 after
RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS table, floor
and portable models; over so sets to choose
from 1910 l4th ST. Telephone DE. 9ol3,
REFRIGERAToRs, westnshouse. new.
Pa q rs5 sMITH r nd sa1 2IE / you rate PrSTS
ROCK WOOL. fun. thick bats Box covers
70 10 IT.; xoSa 3 each delivered Insulate now.
RUGS. Oriental, reduced price; large and
small sizes. Rare Rug Shop, 2427 18th
sEWiNG MACHINE. portable electric. ses.
ESHG HGnS reaGss pasns EN- d4opheads tsa
pairs u9 aD norsHs sss ST. sw Tenss De- AS
SEXTANT-See 1t at 2a13 N st. Sc. after
Naval officers personal instrument.
STENOTYPE MACHINE. new case. excel
condition. $50 cash. Woodley 6661 after
STERILIZER, physicians, cleo: genuine
mahogany console table, maple desk book
case, radio table. clothes tree metal tilt
top table; after 6 pm. Thurs, and Fri,
RA. 1880 1409 Decatur St. NV
STOkERS-Only few left for installation
homes p r1a1 hlil
down payment on conversion, 36 months
to pay. American Appliance Co, DI
STUDIO CotcH.. i'dt double Ole 'l1I inner-sprins.
practically new. $40; maple chest of draw
ers and occasional chairs; call after $3.50
pm. Republic 1865, Ext. 6l4.
TROMBONE. Conn sss, with case and
music stand. oxford 1866. IL
OMBONES-Cavalier, gold lacquered
S3i so Pan American. like new, $50 80
middle Of block.
TRUMPETS-Lemar. good beginners
model, ST 80: Jordan. gold lacauered
S31 80. Call Republic 62l2. Kitt's 1880
G ST, middle of block
WARDROBE TRUNK. large; shoe trunk
lS pairs: ladies' size gold. tan, pink
shoes. 1890 9th st. NV.
WARDROBE TRUNK, SIS; coffee table
modern, 50; enamel kitchen table S5
Call AD lI22 after i pm
WASHING MACHINE and small refrlgera-
tor, both $50. Sligo 0o69.
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RIVER TERRACE.

:, 5-room house. . bedrooms and bath,
nVlng room. dining room and kitchen: SS5
per month. To inspect call Mr.. Nyce
DI. 6O9,. with
VIM. NJ. .THRoCKMoRToN
n - ,ni,t d. 70
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (cen,. J
GOLD-DIAMONDS
NYv a A-~yv-~

CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD
Ernest Burk, Inc. 614 18th NV. Dt. 2773
GOLD-DIAMONDs,
WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell. 0l8 st
NV. Rm. 30l. National 0264.
We Buy, Sell or Exchange
Used Photographic Equipment.
KODAKS, CINE-KODAKS, KODASCOPEs
And Accessories.
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc,
607 18th ST. NV
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Chevy Chase, D. c.,
Barnaby Woods,
CIT En0
SIT 500.

An unusually attractive detached center
ball brick. with slate roof only 4 yrs, old.
Lovely living and dining rms large
Scre ned porch. completely modern kitchen,
bright and roomy breakfast rm. master
bedrm. and bath . other bedrms and bath:
large finished attic. paneled recreation rm.
IN basement; well-landScaped lot provides
an appealing setting for this fne home,
gas heat. low heatinc cost. immediate
poSseSslon- Call JAMES E. SCHWAB,
realtor. OR. $500 until pm
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DOORS-Large quantity, flush French.
panel and screen doors. many sizes, very
good condition, 50 and up.
ACE WRECKING CO.
1902 Mimi Ave N E AT O447
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CLARINET, like new, $135.
Oliver 5000.
Coal and Coke Screenings,
VIII burn well in most commercial boilers;
large and steady supply available. Call
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BETTER THAN APARTMENTS

distinctive residential club for discrlm-
ina tlne adults Large twIn-bed room as
Sembiv with porch, excellent breakfasts
menI OF .41,
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APARTMENTS FUR OR uhElIR
APARTMENTS UNFURklsHEp.

1r3 ID ST. NV rms, kitchen: refr
phone, gas, elec. and heat included
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
rooms. kit. dinette, bath, new modern
1p.' otos; M IN .1ec ne avfr Nect0n: S3on mclHd-
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This attractive 6-rm. and bath semi.
detached brick and stucco home with 9
Rl3SSed-n porches gas heat, Servel refs:
convenient to schools, stores and bus:
located in the finest re. Woodrdge sec
t21: an excellent value at s. 500. HARRY
ROD. ST. C n W MA ISoS
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS,

8 rooms. 3 bedrms. and bath: about
Bellevue, etc: Sl25 per month; inspection
BY apr ointment. Call Mr Nyce DI. 60g2
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON. Investment
Building. RealiOr
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C

Open Today, TO 7:30 PM
$500 18th st. ne, only ] block to r. l.
ave.-Modern Groom brick home with
large finished attic room and recreation
room in basement. fireplaces, oil heat
large porch, nicely fenced lot. garage
81 500 down, balance like rent
Other Woodridge bungalows and houses
S5,15U and up
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
.3Sl R. l. Ave NE NO 7oo3
CORNER BRICK HOUSE
In perfect condition. bedrooms batb
living room, open fireplace, dining room,
kltchen, sun parlor, elec. iceboX. stove,
altcd and weather-stripped. Most con
venlent to stores, churches and tranSpor-
tatlon Located in Marietta Park Priced
1000 or AID OIA. w.
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OPEN TONIGHT. s TO 10.
IMMEDIATE pOSG ESSIHN

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
s,aon nireeI from owner Beautiful detached
heated attic insulated, redecorsted; vacant
Sl3.950, 4619 Langdrum lane, Chevy
ChaSe Gardens, WI co.,.
M0yE M0y IN ~ NoWnsl54 No GAsHi $50 MO- Is
EvDEERYTH1NG PRICE. iNcLubTNo Din t1i ICE ?
ITY IIIr,I ROOM; NEW HOUSE, j YR. OLD,
RANaE RlNd AnT9MAG ANS MHFER HEA1 HA1rEF
eAAEyfHkl eAtE Mk D1ckE9 NJ wA From i14sl DISTRICT
LARGE TWo-FAMILY HOUSE. NV.
Semidetached; each apt. has large
heoms bear a and scbad bath heat in the
MR.. oREM GE. 4639 or DI. :S3f6 OO''
BELMONT NEAR 18th ST. NV,
ihree-story brick with Il bedrooms and
bs.1 pains, is, ~ sscar sd;a detached sarasG auto.
PHILLIPs; PHI Fps Wo. 1000 until . pm.
10th ST. SOUTH OF NJ ST.
s, Suieanie Tor pl4vate orgen:zation. This
hies hne oqlqIas na1Ring 2foot vide four stories
o9ppn9rtgnity at $4,000. HT1IHos fsii T.
PHILLIPs, PEIa Fps Wo, 1000 until pm.
MASS. AVENUE SECTION
Detached, eenter,entrance brick; 3 bed
s!srn bus HndSs' Ss 'Pa Fao ssor s "a % Pofk Ms Mo
MT. PLEASANT. SECTION.
semidet. brick, paneled den, breakfast
rsom rss 5.,. oed;g9ms baths lnc52sed porch
THoe. ! PHILLIPS. Wo 1900 until 3
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l84O PARK RID NV

immediate possession, Comple ,ely furn-
apartment with sccommoda tlons for : or
yorn2 isdles with satisfactory references
See Mrs. Storey on premises or call PLANT
& GORDON. CO 0A3-
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4lo4 54th st, Decatur Hts. Md, large
detached brick home; : rooms a bed
rooms), 3 baths, lear garage, servants
room and bath. all modern conyiences;
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"BUNGALOW.
WAC Arr,
4 BLOCKS FROM THE CAPITOL
NhGh

S1.5O0-ThIS corner brick house with
IarGe rooms and bath faces public park
II needs some recondltloning and has hot
air neat. but me price Is low.
VIM. H SAUNDERS CO. INC,
Est. 1857.
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?l0S 18th s.. NV double. vacancy for
glrl IN oouole nm. with running water.
Vacancy for girl n t'iple rm with private
bath: large room for or 4. Sunday meals
SH HltChooato, MI. IolG.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY
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GLEN COVE MD

Attractive brick home, 2 larse bed
rooms, ! Il baths. living room has los-
burning fireplace, porch is screened. kitchen
fully equipped, knotty pine paneled game
room automatic heat, large corner lot,
well landScaped and attractively fenced
real home. Priced a $4,000 502b
Ea.tlmore aNe-. CORNER River I'd WI 2246
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Detached Brick, NV. Section.
S14 500 bedrms., > baths, 1st-hoor
den or bedrm., living rm.. hreplace, din
rm-. breakfast rm kit., pantry, finished
insulated attic knotty pine paneled rec
reatlon rm. H w. oil heat. Gear ga
raae, > porches. laree fenced lot. trees
McDEVITT. Realtor. RA. 4422.
SPRING RD.. NEAR 18th NV.
rooms and bath, S9,95O; furniture
nptlonal, S5Ou
WAGGANfAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
100 Eve 81 NV. NE 1850
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-05-07
Home Chicken Raising
Will Meet Meat Need

Many people will have to raise
their own backyard fiocks of chickens
if they wish to be sure of an ample
supply of poultry and eggs under
wartime conditions, it is generally
believed.
The shortage Of other meats is
resulting in an increased demand
for poultry products which can be
met only if more chickens are
raised.
While an increase from the farms
and from commercial poultry rails
ers is in sight, many families can
resort again to the backyard flock
to supply their own and some of
their neighbors' needs.
It requires only a small amount
of labor for a backyard flock of
chickens, and, If they are properly
housed and managed, they can be
made constant source of food for
the family.
Twelve to 20 pullets when produc-
ing and well cared for should pro-
vide an average size family with
sufficient eggs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-05-07
History Proves Gallantry
Of the Russian Soldier

The Russian soldier is additionally
one of the worlds best, and the fight
ing qualities he is showing today are
what one should expect from him in
view of his past record.
One of the greatest achievements
Of the Russian soldier occurred in
1912 when Russian army under
King Alexander Nevsky decisively
defeated a German offensive against
Russia. The Soviet government, on
July 20, 1912, recognized this achieve
ment by creating the Alexander
Nevsky decoration made of silver
for the highest display of bravery.
Berlin had been stormed by the
Russians in the 18th century. On
October 8, 1760, Russian army en-
tered Berlin after King Frederick the
Great was defeated at Kunersdorf.
The keys to the city were turned
over to the Russian commander and
they have been kept up to the pres
ent time in the Kazan cathedral at
Leningrad.
The Russians under General Su-
vorov were the first to defeat Napo-
Icons army, as early as 1899, at
Trebia and Now in Italy. Suvorov
led more battles than probably any
other man in history and reputedly
was never defeated.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-05-07
Milking 3 Times Daily
Would Boost the Output

Three times a day milking offers
farmers having dairy herds of 10
cows or less an opportunity to in
crease production to help meet the
ever-growing wartime demands for
milk and milk products, says j. O..
Tretsven, extension dairy specialist
at Montana State college.
Dairy studies show, he said, that
more than so per cent of all cows
MIXED in the United States are in
herds of ten cows or less and that
they are owned and MIXED by 80
per cent of the farmers who milk
cows. Yet these small herds pro-
duce only SIS per cent of the nations
total milk supply. In other words,
Tretsven points out, with better
management these small herds could
produce much more and three times
day milking is one means of boost
ing production.
The dairy specialist also points out
that conditions now are favorable
for pushing cows to the limit. Feed
is generally plentiful and there will
be market outlet at good prices
for every gallon of milk and cream,
and for every pound of butter that
small herds can produce beyond
family needs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-05-07
Colorful Shine Stand

Decorative is the word for Joe
Milone's shoeshine Standard deco
rative it will remain, for the part
time bootblack announced that "even
if President Roosevelt wanted a
shine, well-just once is o. K, ]
guess"
!. '.The worlds most beautiful
stand" is now on display at the
Museum of Modern Art in New
York. 1t is gaily bedecked four
piece affair, consisting of a red,
white and blue bar chair with a
hatik seat, polish box, an extra
stand for the customers idle foot
and plush covered stool for the
bootblack when there are no Gus
toners. Milone made it from
baubles collected over many years.
Alfred H. Barr Jr., director of the
museum, described the set as "fes-
tive as Christmas tree, jubilant
as circus wagon Like a law
ish wedding cake, baroque shrine
;, a superbly useless object with
out price" Strangely enough, the
thing Milone hates most in this world
is shining shoes. He's laundry
presser.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-05-07
Soldiers to School

The army specialized training pro-
gram in colleges and universities Of
the country will provide technical
instruction for approximately $50, 900
young soldiers each year, Brig. Gen.
Joe N. Dalton, assistant chief of
staff for personnel, services Of supI
ply, said recently. These men, who
must be under ~ years of age, will
spend from IL to 48 weeks in class
rooms, laboratories and study halls
preparing for special duties in such
services as the air forces, corps of
engineers, medical department,
chemical warfare, signal corps and
the adjutant generals division. The
college will house and feed the SOL
dier-students in such manner as to
meet army regulations and will pro-
vide textbooks, laboratory supplies
and other academic equipment. Be-
yond that the army will supervise
and discipline its men.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-05-07
Steel Built Essen

To the combination of coal at
home and iron ore in neighboring
Alsace-Lorraine, the Ruhr owes its
industrial stature. Nowhere is its
productive power applied more in
geniously than in Essen, a sleepy
town of 10000 until Alfred Krupp
took over his fathers steel works in
1848. Spurred by the sons method
of casting steel in large masses, the
modest plant became an industrial
empire, the payroll heightened to
10000 names, and the town could
count $50, 900 noses. Essen was def
initely on the map. Bombed time
and again, the people Of Essen have
lived for years to the accompani-
ment of sound and fury Of their own
making. The earth vibrates day
and night to the roar and rumble Of
huge furnaces and FORCES. Essen's
favorite music was the rattle and
clank of precision machinery, and
the booming Of great guns on the
proving grounds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-05-07
Pork Barrel Legislation

The term "pork barrer' legisla-
ton came into being when the first
bill for harbor improvements was be-
fore congress in the early winter of
1928. Opponents of the bill charged
that its advocates promoted it solely
to gain popularity among their con-
stituents at home by accomplishing
something which would benefit only
certain communities. They COM
pared the onslaught on the federal
treasury to the rush made by the
slaves on Southern plantations when
the pork barrel was opened. After
wards river and harbor improve
ments bills were called facetiously
''pork barrel bills" Later the term
was extended to any legislation al
legedly passed for the purpose Of
political patronage. The total con-
tributions to a campaign fund some
times are called the pork barrel.