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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-02
Angels. Seals in
Long Win Streak

in four unearned runs for Holly
wood. Two of the runs came in
the second when John Dickshot
walked Roy Younker was safe on an
error and Bill Brenzel drove a sim
gle into rightfield. Brenzel sin
gled in the seventh, went to sec
ond on an error and scored on
Thomas single. Butch Moran Scor-
ed the final run in the eighth on
Younker's double.
Results II II f
Portland .....--.....-000 900 300-7 7 0
San Francisco 900 0O2 O02-4 II |
Cohen and Shea; Lien, Epperly
80, and Sprinz.
Seattle ....--..........000 900 100 6 2
Los Angeles -O3O 120 O0x-6 9 0
Demoran, Elliott 60, and Sueme,
Bonardigo 90; Lynn and Holm.
RH f
Hollywood Gee. ...02O 900 110-4 0 0
Sacramento 900 600 000-0 3 a
Thomas and Brenzel: Pintar, Pill
lette 90 and Malone.
First game r II f
Oakland ............0l3 600 "a 7 l
San Diego ..........-... coo 100 0-1 6 |
Lott and Leonard; Cecil, Chapel
(3), Brillheart 90 and Ballinger
Second game r Fl E
Oakland ..........0 001 900 00-1 a 0
San Diego loo 00l 3x-5 10 0
Dibiasi and Raimondi Dasso and
Detore.
Game called in eighth inning on
account of darkneSs)
Evening star., 1943-11-14
Kids used TO be a
nuisance at fires.
But look at this ..

q YEAR San Diego, Cal, fire in
III spectors found enough stolen
1 dynamite to devastate two city
blocks. Where? Under the beds of two
young boys.
Instead of arresting the culprits, the
inspectors enrolled them - with scores of
other idle children of war workers - in
Junior Fire Marshals organization.
Now, instead of turning in false alarms
for fun, these kids are apprehending other
young fry who try that dangerous prank.
Instead of playing with matches, they
stop younger children from fooling with
them. Instead of breaking fire lines,
climbing over apparatus, swiping
equipment,- they help police hold
back crowds; they fetch tools, carry
coffee to weary smoke-eaters.
In scores of cities Junior Fire-Fighters
are killing two birds with one stone:
diverting to useful ends youthful hunger
for excitement which. uncontrolled, often
leads to trouble; helping under -manped
fire departments in inspections; eliminat-
ing home and school hazards; even doing
manual labor just inside the fire lines.
Energetic Aides
WATCHING them work at an 18-hour
lumber-yard blaze, Chicago's veteran
Fire Commissioner Michael ]. Corrigan
summed them up in two words: They're
wonderful!' The youngsters pulled hoses
and kept the way clear at the main fire.
And when nearby garages and cottages
began to smolder from the intense heat,
they helped householders man garden
hoses and put out incipient blazes.
In Dallas, a Junior Fire Prevention
Council of 5000 school kids helped cut
residential blazes in half by nosing out
and correcting fire hazards. Lansing,
Mich, Kansas City, Mo-, Dayton, O.,
and other cities have achieved COM
parable results by enlisting young
sters in juvenile brigades.
Given training, badges and a job to do.
many a mischievous gang has been con-
verted from menace to an asset by these
common-sense methods. And since 81 per
cent of our fire deaths are among children
under 16, this is mighty fertile field for
6re-prevention education.
Recently the four-year- son of
fireman. trained by his dad in emergency
behavior, saved his younger sisters life
when her dress ignited from bonfire.
When they can be made that useful
that young, we salute the Junior Fire
Fighters of America. And may their tribe
increase! -WILLiAM +. McDERM0TT
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
VENGANZA DE UN
HOMBRE DE BEN
(1648)

CUANDO Sc dirigia Mole, Presi-
dente del Tribunal Supreme de
Paris, al palacio de la Reina re-
gente para solicitar la libertad de
dos Consejeros arrestados legal
mente, la multitud amotinada,
detuvo su carruaje, y un descono-
edo, cogiendole de la barba lie a.
menazo con groseras insolencias.
AL dia siguiente recibio una vista
Mole; era I'm hombre que le hizo
saber quien habia sido Ell que Ia
vispera 10 habia tratado con tai o.
dos, les un boticario vecino MIC,
lie dijo. Mole mando lamar al bo-
ticario, quien Sc present6 t9do ire
mulo y exclamo: "Bien veo que es-
toy descubierto Y oS pido seals in
dulgente conmigo," No quiso ha-
Ger sufrir Mole a aquel hombre
por mas tempo y lie contesto: "OS
he mandado lamar para adver-
tiros que teneis IN vecino muy
malo, desconfiad de Ell. Adios."
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
Ell ARCHIDUQUE CARLOS Y
Ell GENERAL MAREAU
$1,000

YENDO Ell Archiduque Carlos a
ponerse al frente del ejercito aus
triaco con,ra los franceSeS man
dados por Moreau, encontro en-
su canine a algunoS soldados
austriacos heridos que SUI coronel
habia abandonado; nj aun caba-
Hos tenian aquellos infelices pa
ra tirar de Sus carroS. Carlos or
demo en- Ell acto que Sc emplea-
ran cor este objeto los caballoS
de la artilleria: La vida de un
valiente, diio. vale mas que Gin
cuenta pleas de artillerfa." A
quellos canones cayeron en- po-
der de Moreau, qulen, al saber
por que los habia dejado ell Archi-
duque Carlos, no quiso conser-
varlos, pueS. demasiado noble pa
ra aprovecharse de una ventaja
debida a la humanidad de un
jefe enemigo. lie regres6 las pie
zas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
Chmmgas y No ChmmgGS
La impopularidad creciente de Rex pei
iudicara grandemente a Mr.. Hixon.

1ANAA
Como este diario no Sc publicara ell lu-
mes, Dia de los Trabajadores, queremos re-
cordar a nuestros lectores la convenience
de reelegir, en- los comicios primaries del
martes, al honorable r. E. L. Chancey.
La naci6n reelegira, por cuanto necesi-
ia de su saber Y experienced a Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt.
Debe la ciudad reelegir a I'm alcalde
que ha hecho magnificas obras y lie ha da-
do una administration habil y construct
va.
Tiene la colonia latina n deuda de
gratitud y este Significa que en- su mayoria
votara por Mr.. Chancey.
Los ciudadanos de origen cubanO, es-
pahol e ~italiano saben apreciar ell valor de
la amistad probada y votaran de nuevo
por Mr.. Chancey.
Estos hechos nadie puede negarlos:
iQue ell alcalde Chancey patrocin6 la
causa de la Repdblica E~spalola cuando ell
faScismo International laagrediera!
Que ell Alcalde ha tratado con las ma
yores considerations a los gremios obre-
ros y particularmente a las uniones de la
industrial tabacalera.
Que ell alcalde lie ha dado a los barrios
latinos preciosos parques de recreo.
Que en- todas las JuntaS de la municipal
lidad hay distinguidos ciudadanoS de ape
llidos espanoles e italianos.
La ejecutoria de Chancey es ~insupera-
bic y asf 10 prueba un analisis de los IL
amos de su administration; SUI experienced,
en- eStos dias de guerra, es preciosa
e insubstituible; entire sus partidarios fl
guran obreros, hombres de negocios, pro-
fesionales y muchas personals que desean
ell mantenimiento de una administration
eficiente.
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
-oBRAs DE POSITIVE BEEFIcIo.
-REELEGIR A CHANCEY.
-"MAoUINARIA" PoLITICA.
-EJECUTORIA.
-DESEMBARCO EN- ITALIA.

FL vase del querido alcalde Chancey, a
migo con hechos probadOs de la colonia Ia
tina. 10 hemos expuesto con absolute clarl-
dad.
81 amor con amor Sc paga, logico es,
considerable la j~usticia hecha a los ciuda-
danos de origen espanol, cubano e italia
no. que una gran parte del pueblo latino
de su apoyo a la reelection.
No negamos meritos a los senores que
aspiran a la ACADIA. Son excelente perso-
mas v ciudadanos de reconocida habilidad
Y experienced.
Mas recomendamos la reelection de
Chancey por sus buenas obras, por haber
sabido cumplir, en- proportion satisfacto-
ria. las promesas hechas a la colonia latl-
ma.
Era de 10 por ciento ell total de los en-
pleados latinos en- los amos de otros alcal-
des amigos del pueblo latino.
Actualmente Y con placer 10 decimOs,
es de "a por ciento, un p~erfecto reconoci-
miento del derecho de las minorias.
Seria injusto Y hasta estdpidO morder
la mano de quien nos ha dado amistad y
trabajO, apesar de los prejuicios de algu-
nos, para inclinarnos a quien nos trata afec
tuosamente, pero que no puede decirnOs:
EStas obras he realizado va para benefit
clio directo del pueblo latino.
tCuantos emleados 'latinos', por elem
plo, tiene Mr.. Hixon en- ell distrito que re-
p~resenta en- la Comisi6n del Condado?
Mr.. Cobbey ha estado cerca de nuestro
pueblo, en- las uniones obreras, pero NADIA
positive ha hecho, quiza por falta de me-
dios.
Frente a la hermosa realidad de csc "a
por ciento, frente a la poderosa elocuencia
de la obra del Alcalde Chancey en- favor
de nuestro pueblo, 10 menos que pOdemos
hacer, 81 somos agradecidos, es votar por
el.
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
CASA MODESTO

FL canciller Bacon tenia tanta
modestia como meritos. Isabel,
Reina de Inglaterra, una vez que
recorria las provincias de su RENO,
quiso e la casa de campo que ha-
bia mandado edificar Ell canciner
antes de su elevaci6n Y que no en-
grendccl6 deSpues. "Vuestra casa
La gaceta., 1943-09-04

Algunos grupos de Estados Unidos
afirma Lombardo Toledano hacen opo-
sici6n al presidente Avila Camacho.
jQul6nes son esos grupos?
iProbablemente los mismos que apoya.
ron a Franco en- contra de la Rcp6blica Es-
panolal
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
NACEMIEST0 DHM
EntonceS la IL M

despues de las tinaS
LA como de5pua5 au
perdida, parfcs ser 0a
hiere Ell cor2zjn del hoi
una rusva ALGERIA; y "a
cielo entonces, el CO
las nubes, y Ell dsS2aOFI
rora Cque no sin eau
tas la coronan de
aparecer Ia hermosuI'
ina cosa belliSima'
PueS Ell Cail'"A
duda hay sino que
ces mas d%ulcemente'
v las hierbas, y el
despide de 81 IN ts''n
Y emo cuando en'l'
nuevo en- alguna cIal'
reza y hermosea l0u' !.
ciudadanos hacen ea
"a y como alarae y !, ,
res riquezas, ash los = :
Ia TERRA, y Ell ant !
elementos d /"
alegran, y, como !,
So hermosean y m'
men en- pdblico Cada ~. !,
mes. Y como los 'la y,
poner cuidado u '.s,o,
semeiantes reciOillt.~ ,
hombres concertads
adn por solo Ell g'l' y.
perder esta fiesta :. gu !
Ia Naturaleza al Sol ;
nanas. u,,sto
POrQue III oral
sentido, sinO genera ~,
rniento de todOs' w.
= deleita con na's :,
sc t;u,ra del 81
yariar de las NUDES e.
, sSlia ayes haoen asIa'
mia; para ell OloI, .e :,
auuella saxon el 'a y !
vas despiden de s > ,
v vrI Pues ell ire, :.
de entoncss temp. IA !
| leite Ell humoi ,,,5
sueho. y cria sa
tristezas del cOraa oa,..
que maner lie o :
sarnientos divlnO ,,oct
a'i0sN Fray Luis :.
La gaceta., 1943-09-04

Ell parque Cuscaden, ell mejor de la ciu
dad de Tampa Y ell mejor de la Florida,
obra es de la administrator del alcalde
Chancey.
Los ninos latinos disponen de un te-
reno ideal, de diez acres, para sus juegos
y diversiones.
mo debe agradecerse esta buena obra,
esta prueba de consideration y carino?
iPor que Zanzibar la administration
municipal, ahora que ell pals pesa bien y
reconoce ell alto valor de la experienced?
La "maquinaria" p%olitica de Rex Far
rior, "maquinaria" que ha perdido muchos
t%ornillos en- los Iltimos meses, quiere do
minar la ACADIA por medic del ST.. Hixon.
Muchos c~iudadanos latinos que eran
amigos politicos de Rex, que lie ayudaron
a triunfar en- las pasadas elecciones, Sc
han distanciadO de e.
Alcanz6 la victoria y no supo admins
trarla. Tenia buenos amigos y resolvi6 sa-
crificarlos por un grupo de personals de
muy poca Influenza en- los barrios latinos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-04

Cuando escribimos estas lineas comba-
ten en- ell territorio de la peninsula italiana
las valientes tropas inglesas que manda ell
general Montgomery.
Ell Segundo frente ACADIA de ser alberto
y tedo indica que ell pueblo italiano Sc uni
tambi6n ell ej6rcito que a disguto combatfa
bajo las 6rdenes de Mussolini y Hitler.
La Gestapo tendra que hacer sus ma
letas y marcharse de Italia.
Despu6s llegara su turno a las divisio-
mes acumuladas por Hitler en- ell suelo tia
liano.
iQuiza tengamos ell gusto de yer un
ej6rcito italiano antifascista combatiendo
junto a los soldados de la democracia.
Italia ~recuperara su libertad dentro
de pocos meses!
va los ejercitos l~iberadores combaten
en- ell pals del arte.
Palabras pronunciadas la semana pasa-
da, en- Ciudad de Mexico, por ell lider vi
cente Lombardo T~oledano;
"Debemos pedir al presidente Roose-
welt y ell primer ministro Churchill que rea
licen la invasion de Europa y a~celeren ell
fin de la guerra"
Los trabajadores mexicanos piden de
su gobierno, 10 que es r%azonable, que re-
baje los p~recios de las subsistencias o au-
mente los ~jornales y sueldos.
LA pOsici6n del pueblo mexicano, dijo
Lombardo, es intolerable. Lo que CANA
nj siquiera lie alcanza para cubrir sus mas
perentorias necesidades".
"jPor que hemos de morirnos de ham.
bre euando tenemos un gobierno nacido de
la Revoluci6n?"
La gaceta., 1943-09-04

" =, dt0 ,
3 aso n,n' sse6ora.
81 nIO casa es bastan..
mi: pero vussu s, err$
hecho demasiad'
casa.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and Vivqinio.

DOUBLE FRONT RM., will consider .
adults or working mother with baby. Walk
Arllngton Hall on Dist. bus. Gil. 5211.
YOUNG LADIES, or ,, or young couple;
share beautifully furn modern bungalow
with young Jewish lady. Unllm phone Close
D. c. Capt Transit bus, 40 minutes down
SOUTH ARLINGTON-Room for two girls,
twin beds. quiet nelghborhood $50 a
OVERLOOKING POToMAC-Double bed
rm., private bath twin beds; SIS week.
Phone Jackson ] 667. 10 min 10 Washington
NICE ROOM, very reasonable, double bed,
coal heat, share bath with one. Bus stops
IN front OF house. Call HI. 0ttn-W
ARLINGTON. N Glebe rd.-Large. warm.
bright rm. IN quiet home of > adults: K
St bus. ] o min. to Key Bridge. Gil. 1857.
ALEXANDRIA = Nicely furnished, large
rooms, twin beds, private, bath, Sl5 wk.;
twin beds, semipriyate bath. SI0 wk-:
monthly rates. 1Oc bus al door. IS min.
down,oTn Al Al;xandria BIAS or TIE. 294l
aecomnodAe people; 81 so week each.
YOUNG GIRL to share bungalow with 2
other girls reasonable. 81. Ss97.
ARLNGToN-Single room, new home;
conv. to Navy Annex and Pentagon: board
optional. GIL 32u2 after pm.
ARLINGTON. NA.-Double room, for en-
ployed couple or gentlemen, near Penta
gon Arlington Hall and Fl Myer: avail
able now. 32l9 Columbia pike. Gil. 1853.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1.3 3rd ST. N.W.-L.hk. also sleeping
room and !-room apt: near Streetcar: no
drinking working couples
1898 MADISON ST. N.W.-Large COM
PORTABLE sgle. im.: girls preferred: S25 mo.
2i35 F ST. Nw-Larse front studio room,
elevator service: SINGLE, double or triple
1900 N. CAPITOL ST.-Large sleeping
room, with double bed and studio; adults.
1880 18th ST. NV. in former legation,
for lady with gentle family Share large
double room, . bay windows, porch, ample
isos RHODE sIsS50ls fsIANp AVE. N Nwwiarse 9oof
81 so day up; hotel service family rates
DOWNTOWN. 1919 st. NV. = Govt
girls: small ,sgle. I'M, $50, also dble..
Sl1 so ca: also triple, reas
1887 NEBRASKA AVE. NV, / blk east
Of Conn.-,Attractive dble .rm., unlim
phone, semipvt. bath; pvt. family; auto.
heat heat; rent nnt,I Isas.; girls; Wo. s244. :.
block bus or trolley college age, gentle
group: Can between and IL pm,
s5fa -sah ST. N.w.-Attractive i2l single
front room, next bath; lovely location;
express bus: $40 mo.
DOWNTOWN, 101s Vermont ave, Just of
K-Lovely large single and double rooms.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
APARTMENTS WANTrp.

ENGLISH COUPLE, refned, quiet. Govt.
service. require small furnished apartment,
GENrisMAN eaES LEN desires iSao small M spsrm.nt With
bath and kitchenette. Arlington. BOZ
newly MARRIED service couple want.
downtown, for 3 wks, Elk 1000 RIM $50.
sUBRENTAL wanted By couple: two or
more rooms and kitchen, furnished, fron
aoR AsRnsTS sSr lis st,r for two or three months.
Army Rs .i?Voi oFFfcnR fea and wife desr. prirst.
pupon Ut
FAMILY OF sRseh THREE ADnIrs wishes fully
sss e ri sS'sas nSai. 'saf s %s
WANTED by service couple, 2 bedroom apt 2
or mouse; Georgetown or vicinity OF Conn.
svfa REsF6ssfsLE Te ssfsl Government girl. wan.
FURNISHED living room. bedroom. kitchen.
seeton sn Box aosE staP apt 0ids
HUSBAND, entering Marines in January.
need needs apartment I for wife and two shil-
room near Transportation wanted by per-,i
ms9e1tly ms9;a,sIy emgloyed Goyerament lady i'm
Heiehts station. Washington, 3. c. Is:
DISCRIMINATING middIe.ased couple. no
oese h9 m Eeod secton
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE and wife desire :.
convenient to downtown. or will eX"h ige
urn r 490 unfurn a'h Phone Pho n "a" 2i6G N5S Ext
ouIET fs'Sffp cGLr6REp eodPLEp sod pm no ehdren
no pets, no iauor, wants small furnished
COLORED-.3 or 4 rms, Kit. and b'.h.
hood: 9 doSernment employe Cal Cali No 5ica
/
Evening star., 1943-12-15
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

3522 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Snele rm
refned lady, employed. Bus stop at corner
636 E. CAPITOL sT.-Laree front room
suitable for or z, TR. 0ss9;
1887 H ST.-Light housekeeping room
suitable for employed couple. Ss week.
BkOOkLAND-Front room, twin beds
Call DE. 1888.
front, near bath. double BED: S:35 Tor y !!
$50 for !; no other roomers; bus at door
DU 1850
3Is E. CAPITOL ST.-:,rd-r front, shower
bath. inner spring mattress; one or Two
Lincoln 9103 ~
33s MD. AVE. N.E.-corner, overlooking
park. block from streetcar and restaurant
3 blocks from CAPITOL telephone, home
like very clean; double room, $50 mo.
single, $500 week. 1Ts
2618 BLADENSBURG RID. N.E.-Fur
nished rooms: ami, twin beds, So pei
wk; each Il Osg1..
COLORED-FurnlShed rooms for quiet, de.
sirable tenants. 1343 Girard ST. NV. ;.
block from l4th ST. cars, Govt girls pre-
ferred. Double and single rooms. Refer.
enceS required. Apply ON preniSeS
Evening star., 1943-12-15
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WOOD. seasoned oak for fireplace or stove
Immediate delivery in Falls Church
vicinity. S1g cord. Falls Church 1850.
FIREPLACE WOOD. well seasoned, mixed
u or 80 lengths, $50 per cord delivered
Box 9g3-L, Star, 1G'
FIREPLACE, stove and furnace. j. and "A
inches, dead oak and pine mixed with
green, at Scsbrook Md. Delivered within
Phone WA. !G46. ewes WA 1854
WOOD FOR SALE, dry slab wood, mixed;
also seasoned fire logs HO 5434,
WOOD, mixed. pine, oak; green and dry;
SIS. Mtchellville, Maryland. Phone
SEASONED PINE. Govt. app. cord, $3.50,
klndhnR. prompt service: no storage.
FIREPIAcE WOOD, seasoned. s35 load
appToH'm41teY n1 oS, oSS,,a cords immediate deliv-
FIREPLaCE HARDWOOD. seasoned. any
length, ceiling price, S91 cord. Sll half
cord. also kindlne. immediate free de-
livery Wlnmar Hatchery, Inc. SH. 333T
SPLIT OAK fireplace wood, sol: oak slabs
and kndl, $40: iull meas. sawed to order,
immed del FIR $50.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
Delivered IN Washington and Maryland
National 3969 Evenings, DU. 1880. 1S'
Colonial Cordwood Co.-Dry
hard; bundles. DI. 2415.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
DOGS PETS. ETC.

BoXER PUPPIES and older dogs, by
champion Sires out of champion dams
southdqwn Kennels Falls Church s35-J-l1
and tan with white trimming: females
$500; male, $4,000. Rufus NJ. Jones
Route s.. Lenoir, N, c. .,
POINTER, rale, > yrs old, thorouehly
trained, wonderful retriever, good watch
dog E. D. Naylor, AauaSco, Nd. Phone
Brardywine 2t5a.
PUPPIES, 1927 Park rd, NV; 3 weeks old
cocker type, very pretty, reg. mother. beau
tiful fine black coats, $3.50; will care fol
I'LL Christmas. NO. 1925.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
OutStandino DRUGSTORE
CATTLE 5 LIVESTOCK

BLACK ANGUS cows Qour), $500 each;
have been bred Black Angus hefers
three. $50 each: can be bred in April.
One Black Angus bull, > years old. $500
One Black Angus bull, mos. old, 5000
Finest type of Angus, Am selling TO re
duce herd On account of shortage of help.
For sale only to those interested in in
Cal Woodey 20l0, I TO s pm, ~
RIDING HORSES, s, reasonable. Call SH.
6',Iq
RIDING HORSE, thoroughbred Jumper,
excellent gaitS, ) years old. Call WO.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

sI5 E. CAPITOL ST.-Clean. comfortable
single and double rooms; lnner-Sprlng mat
tresseS.
NEAR NAVY YARD-Nicely furnished well
heated quarters for :, or 3 oficerS, private
entrance: reasonable Ii. 1926
SOUTHEAST ANACOSTIA-a rooms. near
bath. walking distance Navy Yard, bus at
door; gentlemen only. AT. 1851
Evening star., 1943-12-15
ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

1888 ith ST. Ne CONNECTING rooms,
entlre floor. semlbath same floor gas,
l!shts, heat: reasonable ~
zoos PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Newly decorated
small studio one employed adult, sink,
! II K $50 monthly
Evening star., 1943-12-15

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and frlezette, workmanship guaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.,
250a l4th St NV COLUMBIA o3S1
Evening star., 1943-12-15
GAS RANGE
HEADQUARTERS,

Direct factory branch: brand-new and re-
oul!t; price from $3.50; largest selection
in washington; all sizes. Brand-new white
porcelain finished ranges, $50 30; imme-
diate delivery. Appliance Distributing Co..
sos Sth st. NV. MA. 4s45.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

Virginia pine. fine assortment. heavy
foliage Dealers attention. Cut and hau
them yourself IS mi. south of Wash. or
hard-surfaced road, convenient loading
Call WO 96l9 except Sunday, WO. 1854
Evening star., 1943-12-15
ROOMS WANTED.

furnished room, plenty closet space, bath,
ami sunny location, VIC. Dupont Circle
preferred Box 324-L. Star.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
a OR & ROOM APT
HOUSES FURNISHED.

In refined NV. section, furn. or unfurn,.
10 minis. by car from Treasury; by :, sipsls
businessmen Swedish. price no question.
Box 21S-G. Star.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.
1873 18th ST. NV.

1888 18th ST. NV.
Vacancy for young Navy officer, to
share with 3 Navy officers Bedroom. pvt
path, living room, open fireplace. Phone
DU. aS5l.
1855 EUCLID ST,
Private home. large front ROOM South
ern exposure; conv. to bath, twin beds, oil
heat; excel. transp.
1922 N ST. NV.
A small single also double rooms, 3rd
noor. refined home downtown.
COLORED MAN, young. to share room with
another Call from :5-7 in evening, CO.
1926
COLORED, 1925 Vernon st. NV, Apt. s.
Cony. transp. NO. 1924.
1135 7 ST. N.W.-Neatly furnished room,
couple preferred. DU. 3412. lb.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

club meetings, weddings. teas etc In
spection invited. @30l Calvert NV. NO
S7U2. 16s
Evening star., 1943-12-15
FARM & GARDEN.

CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, Wholesale and
retail, NE. 1900, DU 1900.
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, Acc each by
the hundred; also, fireplace wood, pine
bows, roplns tlaurel and pinel, Christina
vreathS, holly, mistletoe. EN-. gSSS.
J0PSOIL. want TO buy 5000 yards. vii
move il or haul it myself. IL. 2102, 22t
Ord st nc