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Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-21

y In Rome before the war gasoline cost Sic a
gallon In Berlin it was soc; in London 3lc; War
saw 40c. World average was 33.7c. y. S. Average
78Ac. What caused the difference?
Check One
U.S.Govt RI Competition between RI Foreign Govt II
Regulation II us Companies u Regulation II
y looks like lot of money, but divided among
of peope-337 So profits averaged just stock
hoder.owner.
= $9 5O4-Thas why industries today you have opool
the money of lot people under legal agreements known
poraons Very ndpdua could finance the tools of heavy
industry.
= in 12- by dividing this risk lot of people
Union does (S230O0O stockholders owner we
have enough capital to keep going until we find OIL
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-21
ORDERS PROPERTY SOLD

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. q. CUP)
Ten pieces of property, including
homes, flats and stores in Los An
geles, Santa Barbara ano Orange
county, we're ordered sold for $122.-
OFT by Superior Judge E. E. Robin
son, liquidating assets of the state
seized Pacific States Savings and
Loan Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-21
BAcKACHE:,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER sign
OF Tired kidnsys

II backacho and leg pains are making YOU
about thom. Nature may be warning YOU that
yonr kidneys need attention.
Inc kddneys are Natures chief way OF taking
cxcess acids and poisonous waste out of the
blood: They help mcst people pass about
IL the l5 miles OF kidney tubes and filters
don work woil. poisonous waste matter STAYS
IN the blood. These poisons may start nagging
baokarhes, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss OF
pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling,
pninhess under the eyes, headaches and disM-
ness. Frequent or scanty passages with smart
ingand burning sometimess shows thercis some
thing wrong wlth. your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
the 10 miles of kidney tubes Grsh out poison.
Gus waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-21

Nearly IL tons of steel and high
explosives were fired by one bat
terry OF Army Ordnance 75-mn
pack howitzers in eight hours dur
ing the battle ior Myitkyina, Bur-
ma.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-21
HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING
RACES IN BURMA CITY

CHUNGKING, Nov. q. CUP) :.
Severe hand-to-hand fighting is in
progress between Chinese and Jap
anese troops in Bhamo, strategic
north Burma town in the Irrawady
river, Chinese central news agency
dispatches from the front said Tues
Gay.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
MAN. 81, CLUBBED TO DEATH
IN FIGHT WITH NEIGHBOR

CHICAGO, Ill. - (Spec lab -
Ralph Overton. 81, Of 1905 Sanga-
mon street. died on Monday as the
result OF a skull fracture received
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
Mrs. Eleanor Smith
Faces Sanity Test

Mrs. Clarence King. Of 1l43l Min
den street. in October. while she
was employed as nursemaid for
the nve-month-old baby.
Missing for nine days, police
discovered - through information
given by two citizens-the King
baby in the Stanford avenue home
OF Eleanor Smith
Later. Mrs. Smith. wife OF a
pharmacist, Eugene Smith. denied
and confessed taking the baby to
her home and Of pretending that
he was her own son born to her in
a Chicago hospital while she was
enroute to visit her mother in
Southern Illinois.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Smith is on a
$4,000 bond. two sureties await
ing trial
Drs. Harold Johnson. H. Z. Sims
and Lowell Selling were appointed
Thursday by Recorders Judge
Joseph Z. ellis TO examine Mrs.
Eleanor Smith at a sanity hearing.
Petition hled by Attorneys c.
Henri Lewis and Joseph Brown.
counsel for the alleged kidnaper.
requesting the appointment of the
sanity commission. contends that
Mrs. Smith Is subject 10 violent i'm
pulses over which she has no con-
troll
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

Mr.. Hinton wishes TO thank
his many friends and the mem
bsrs of the various organixa-
lions of which he is a member
for their kindness extended 10
him while he was q shut in.
From December 3rd he was
convalescing from the results
OF injuries received in an acct
dent and until Decor Der the
18th was confined TO his home.
He Is now back in Court
sounding the savsl IL the same
graceful manner. While shut
in news reached him that one
OF the local weekly papers
under date Of December eth
carried an article saying thar
the Court BailiH had returned
10 the garden of Bachelorhood.
Many requests have been
made since for an explanation
OF this article. Mr.. Hinton
upon interview says that he
was married on December
5uth. ls43 and was separated
on June 2lsf. 1914. and was
granted a decree of divorce on
October 2sth. ls%4 by the Hon
orsbls Judge Ira w. Jayne.
Presiding Judge of the Circuit
Court Of Wayne County. This
Mr.. Hinton hopes will satisfy
the curiosity Of all those who
are not certain of his present
status.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
3 American GIs
Negro,
Syrian, w hite

FORT HUACHUCA - Three
American soldiers were decorated
here recently Syrian and a Ne
gro who had given their lives IN
this war. and white soldier-artist
who painted a mural depicting Ne
gro soldiers in major battles since
the Revolutionary War.
The bronze star medal was post
humously awarded 10 lst 1t Oscar
p. Davenport, Negro soldier who
lost his life somewhere in the South
Pacific. for bravery, valor and
outstanding leadership" The pres
entation was made 10 his widow,
Mrs. Ollie V. Davenport OF Tucson.
Ariz.
John A. ARA. a Syrian OF No
gales. Ariz, also received the
bronze star medal in behalf Of his
son. who lost his LIE in action In
Italy.
A Legion OF Merit medal was
presented TO ia Lew Davis. post
hq. det, white, for outstanding
service. Davis executed a series
Of colored posters for distribution
in many army camps and mural
showing the participation Of Negro
troops in major battles from the
Revolutionary War 10 World War l.
The citations were read by post
commander. Col. Edwin Hardy, be-
fore a general review OF military
personnel, school children on the
post and civilians. Major General
William +. Shedd. commanding
general OF the 9th Service Com
mand. made the presentations.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
Bishop W. j. King
Leaves For New
Post In Liberia

NEW YoRK-Bishop Willis J.
King. newly elected bishop 10 Lii
IBERIA, left Sunday by plane from
Miami. Fla, for his new post. &C.
cording 10 an announcement made
at Methodist headquarters here this
week.
Bishop King. for ten years presi-
dent OF Cannon Theological Semi
nary. Atlanta, Ga, was elected to
the Episcopacy by the Central Jur-
isdiction Of the Methodist Church
in its meeting at Greensboro. N c.,
last June.
Together with Bishop J. H. Clay
born, OF the African Methodist
Episcopal church. and Bishop E. B..
Watson. Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Zion church. Bishop
King was honored al a testimonial
dinner given in Frazier Hall. How
ard university. last Monday by the
Foreign Missions Conference Of
North America. Numbered among
the $50 guests were leading church
men and states in the nations cap
i,sl. including the following nota-
bles:
Senator'S Harold II. Burton. Of
Ohio and Raymond E. Willis, OF
Indiana: Bishops A. p. Shaw and
Charles w. Flint OF the Methodist
church; the RevS. Frederick Brown
Harris and James O'Shea Mont
gomery; the Rev. Marshall l. Shep-
ard, Recorder Of Deeds for the Dis
trict OF Columbia; President Nor
decia Johnson. Of Howard univer-
sity: DR.. Paul F. Douglass. presi-
dent Of American university: Rear
Admiral r. c. Williams. Capt. r.
d. Workman. and Col. Campbell c.
Johnson.
Bishops Clayborn and Watson
will also serve their respective de-
nominations in Africa.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

lomo Olivetto. who was fonnd
hanged after the riot. Larkin wore
a good conduct medal and had
volunteered for a medical unit in
order TO get overseas duty.
The mother and the wife OF two
Of the men were present at the sem
fencing. They were Mrs. Sadie
Hughes, of Chicago. whose son,
Pvt. Robert Saunders, 81, was sem
fenced 10 eight years: and Mrs.
Richard Barber. also of Chicago.
whose husband. Pvt Richard Bar
Der. %. was sentenced TO 10 years.
Under army law. the Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Office can lessen
but not increase the penalties. It
can order the men 10 confinement
camps from which they can re-
habilitate themselves, regain active
service. and thus be spared dis
honorable discharges. What action
the JAG's Office will take is not
known.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
NURSERY OPENS.
in SOJoURNER
HOUSING AREA

George Scott, public housing
manager in the Detroit area, an
nounced this week that a pre-
school organization to be operated
by the Board OF Education is be-
ing erected on Ryan road in the
center of the Moseley-Sojourner
Truth Housing area.
The facilities OF the school will
be available from $50 am. to 500
pm. each day and will not be re-
stricted TO mothers living in the
project.
Plans are being made for an aft
ernoon recreational program for
the younger folk of the neighbor-
hood. This program will be open
TO all residents of the neighbour
hood.
The three auditoriums on De-
quindre. Ryan road. and Sojourner
Truth are open to all residents of
the community for group activi-
ties.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
SONNY WILLIAMS ON TOUR

GREENWOOD. Miss.-Anticipa-
ton is rampant here. judging from
the talk heard. daily, for the COM
ing appearance of Sonny Boy Will
liams, the little boy with the TO-
mantle voice and nimble fingers
who will bring his orchestra here
Friday night through the courtesy
OF the management Of the Blue
Flame Mite club. This will be his
first appearance in this section,
but his fame has preceded him via
his Decca recordings.
Sonny Boy will spend the Christ
mas holidays at Tullulah. Ferri-
day and Monroe. La. with Biloxi,
Miss. Mobile, Ala; Pensacola, Fla,
TO follow and will see the old year
out at New Orleans.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
Cts EDUCATION
AIMS SURVEYED.

WASHINGTON-tANP) - The
var department will announce
shcrtly the results of a survey II
Aas made among Negro enlisted
soldiers. at home and overseas IN
ostermine how much thought thew
nave given to the furtherance ~
their education after the war n
y reliably learned.
Last week the department an
nounced that 100000 of approxi-
mately 6,750,000 enlisted men now
IA the army have definite plans at
present to return TO full-time
echool or college. These estimates.
however, are based on a cross,
section OF white enlisted men only.
Inc cross-section of Negroes
numbers about 5000 enlisted men.
The majority Of whom are in con,
mental United States. A prelimi-
nary statement Of findings among
tnem reveals a small percentage
have plans for full-time school.
while among officers of Junior
higher.
The survey made among both
Negro and white soldiers employed
oasically the same questions and
techniques. il was said. While the
eampling taken overseas was con-
siderably smaller than that here.
The findings or conclusions are ap-
proximately the same.
The report on whites states that
factors such as the length of the
war and favorable economic con-
ditions may tend the decrease" the
number continuing their education,
while increasing knowledge of
the educational provisions OF the
CI bill Of rights and less favorable
economic conditions would tend TO
raise IT,"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
Rioters Sentenced
After Court Martial

WASHINGTON, D. C.-CNNPA)
The Judge Advocate Generals
Office now has under consideration
the sentences ranging from six
months to rs years in prison melted
out to q or the % Negro soldiers
convicted last week by court mar
tial in connection with the riot on
August IA at Fort Lawton, Wash,
when a former Italian war prison.
er was hanged and 30 other Italians
were injured. The sentence of one
Of the soldiers. who is in a hospi-
tai with pneumonia, was not made
public.
Cpl. Luther Larkn. %. OF Helena.
Ark, was given the longest sem
tence-25 years-on his conviction
for manslaughter as one Of three
involved in the death of Guglie-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

Defense Attorneys c. Henri
Lewis and Joseph A. Brown last
week filed a petition on behalf Of
Mrs. Eleanor Smith. asking for a
sanity hearing for their client. ac-
cused Of the kidnapping in Octo-
Der OF Bobby King.
The petition repeatedly con-
tends that Mrs. Smith lacks con-
troll over violent impulses. The Pc
tition was fled in the court OF Re-
corder's Judge Joseph A. ellis
this week
Mrs. Smiths trial has been set
for Jan. Is in Recorders Court.
The warrant charges her with abb
Quoting Bobby. son OF Mr.. and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30
HELD FOR STABBING

Police are holding Robert Lee,
-. N3 Osborne place. after his
wife. Mrs. Louise Lee. 10. 1920 z.
Fort street, had been taken to Re-
ceiving hospital suffering from
stab wounds OF the stomach. Ac-
cording to police. Lee and his wife.
Who had been separated. quar-
relied at Holbrook and Oakland,
where the stabbing occurred.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-30

when struck with an iron bar dur.
ing an alteration with M. 7. VII
liams OF the same address Po-
lice are still searching for Over.
toms assailant who ned after the
fght.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PIGS, special, 100, Poland China and
weeks old Falls Church S31-W-3,
GOOD HORSE, excellent condition; will
work anywhere; priced reasonable. Ap-
ply any time, M. I. Barr. Lanham, Md. 5
miles out Defense hwy. from Bladensburg
MULES. HORSES, mares. ponies; work or
ride; mated teams or single: Some cheap
good as can be All kinds Of harness and
saddles, brides, everything for a horse.
Hay by bale or ton. Pony carts, bugsies, or
surreys. 3 mule colts ready to train to
work. mare ready to foal Rear 736
10Th st. Sc.
WORK COLTS. .: 3 and yrs. old twill
take old work horse in exchange for each).
Riding horses, steer, bull, shoats and goats,
one 2-horse wagon. one riding cultivator,
harrows, corn planter, L drag, l smooth,
spring harrow; single, double and g.
shovel plows, turning plows, l set heavy
2-horse harness, several light sets, single
wagon harness: buggies. sleighs carts: l
steam-Jacket copper kettle, iron pots, ket-
ties, OK yoke. farm bell. push plowS, gar
den hose. H. NJ. Powell, Falls Church
SELLING OUT FARM STOCK and equipl
ment. Will be on farm Sunday. Call Rock
vile 5-J.-one Percheron stallion, regis
Cows, heifers, All blood tested and T. 3.
and pigs. Work horses. 2 colts, 9 and 3
years each. During the week call OIL. 67s3.
HAY, first cutting alfalfa, fair quality:
some excellent horse hay. brizht timothy
The best. All baled At Laytonsville Farms,
Ayrlawn Farms, Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

l2:i MONROE ST. S.E.-Detached home
lovely large room. twin beds, innerspring
mattresses; cars, BUS, shops at door. AID.
33s MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Corner over
looking park; quiet, very clean. homelike;
block from restaurants. streetcar. ; blocks
from Capitol; double front room, : large
Wlndo"s' next to bath. SO; single room.
33O5 eth ST. N.E.-Front bedroom. dou-
:soe iath R rIAcn 20 N.EMpoubie E.fo o B@ room In
nsw homs: new furniture. HO 099i.
RIVER TERRACE-Husband has been
both; about $40 mo Cali FIR, 3G5s,
ROOM IN CoNGENIAL HOME, rent free
to young woman willing to stay with chill
10 Iol5 RHODE fsIASD 3D. AVE- SissF S.l@At- p@
front Of door; prefer > or 3 ladies, So
week each, Cali Du.- @16l.
6ii LEXINGTON PL. N.E.--Larse room,
twin beds; nice location; Walking distance
ferred TR s4T2
WoODRIDGE-Det. home. single or double
room: near streetcar and bus half hour
to Treasury. Call after q, MI 1908.
bed. windows, private bath, clean: cony.
transp; ] or = giIls; $40 mo, TR. 3S1s.
1892 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Neatly furn
front room, quiet family; very reasonable;
conv: to all transp. FIR. 5094.
o,oLoRaD-Room col RED. to accommodate 4 girls,
COLOkED - Brookland = Large rm., twin
beds, for girls or employed couple. Call
AD. 6531 after pm
large, double room home privileges. 1910
1th ST. ne. Phone Ii ABB
Evening star., 1944-03-31
APARTMENTS WANTED

COLoNEL'S WIFE and adult daughter de-
sire furnished apartment vicinity Conn.
Young e;unUia ENGTNEnR Mi AND AND WIFE need cou
pie{ey furnished apartment in apartment
Dnl!dlng, NV section; conv. to Conn. ave
RsH'nTm Ext 5Ggn1 rent ba,ws Si5e Call Adams o7o0
FURNISHED APT for girls. COLLEGE
graduates. rooms. kitchen and bath.
tTeler Tedow. NV. section. Call after z pm.
ARL. OR .N.w.-Untur.. !. r. or . b.r.
din; k & b. (spt. or house with priv
"orch or yard Navy oficer and wife,
on perm. duty in Wash. DE. oS2S after
BRITISH ,wAaF OFFICER requires one
room; kitcnen and bath apartment, located
Mill RM sef!H9 FAY Goop 9ospaY pkIet RGst for
apartment in apt building, in the Vicinity ii;lat
o. o. 18th 81. and Park I'd. NV. Call
one room AND BATH APT. unfurnished.
MAJOR, wife and little boy need Small
convenient Walter, Reed Hospital; maxi
wn> mnm Sloo. :, Box I12-B, star; 81
or Or uninrn; ~ Sc. Sc. section; not over $50.
British sovernment orncial requires .
bedroom apartment or part house, fur
nished: wife, son age 8, EX. 2O.O, Ext
Two SISTERS. permanently employed in
NV; APT. bldg. Call Dupont 253I be-
RESPONSIBLE coUPLE desire small tarn.
approx. April }: vicinity GEORGETOWN, Du-
point Circle. Phone evenings, FR. $500
WANTED. by couple and 16-months-oId
baby apartment or small house near Irv-
lai, i1E and N PD Park .s rd NV on or close to
SMALL furnished or unfurnished apart
ment in Chevy Chase or Bethesda urgently
needed by oflcers wife and baby Wood
WANTED FURNISHED APT. middle-aged
couple, no children. best residential n W
section; close in; bedrooms; short or long
Chestnut 1881 Thursday, Saturday and
NAVAL OFFICER and wife permanently
stationed here after 3 years overseas dutv.
desire l or . bedroom. unturnished apt.
or or h9use. NV. or Va. No. children, or pets
srn snG hape eon espefT ve ior oher peoples
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, "a rooms. un-
IIIHrnished: Bethesda. Chevy Chase or NV.
ELDERLY ENGINEER daily va committing crni,i1 Il
Baltimore. unemployed wife, ex-social Serv-
nshngs can buy nst1 apt pbane aaee sfer
4 pm, FIR. $3.50, Ext 376
3-KOoM unfurn. apartment near 18th and
3 WAVE ENSIGNS need furnished DAP apart
ment convenient Ward Circle AID. 97l4
Mclean. At pm.
ATTRACTIyELY FURNISHED. l or bed
room apt. or small house by Navy officer's S
Wlfe: excellent care assured owners apt
Own linen, silver. HO 5T43.
WANTED, unfurnished house or apartment
IN NV. at least = bedrooms; permanent
Ordway 1914
IMMEDIATELY Completely furnished,
telephone: 3 or WAVE officers; in Va
or NV. Box 4S5-A. Star 80
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN wants rnfur-
nished :-room apt. in NV. section. no.
t30u. ext. 133. after q weekdays -
COLORED - Very refined small family
colofea' desire 6-rm: house or 4rm. apt,
unfurn. DI SO59. 3 to q D m
Evening star., 1944-03-31
ROOMS FURNISHED,
MorvlonJ and Viyo;nio

EXTRA LARGE, newly ouilt and newly
10-cent bus line in Beverly Hills, Alexan-
dria; couple or men (restricted): S25 each.
Temple 5044.
LARGL, well-furnished room with small
electric grill: doors from transportation.
Phone CHI. 44OS
SINGLE ROOM. Parkfairfax bus at door
to Annex, Pentagon and downtown; S25
mo Alexandria 061T.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM. twin beds.
near bath; on bus line, 1o-cept fare. Call
GIRL share large room with another: twin
beds, walk. dist. Arlington Hall: kitchen,
privh.: So wk Glebe 5451.
.?fl NO. QUINCY. ARL.-1 st-n. bedroom
with pvt shower bath: S35 mo-; gentle
home. CHI o36l
Evening star., 1944-03-31
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Unfurn, or par
maiy iy furn apt. rms. and bath. cleo
i01 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
rooms, kitchen and inclosed sun porch; in
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD, s5i u 5eth h. ave- ~e1o
iarge' sunny rooms and kitchen: semi
pnn private e, bath: heat and cleo; S35. HI.
l.s o ST. s.w.-a rooms. kitchen and
path; Ia rent: S31 30. Conner & Ryon. 929
Il: ifh s. ST. Nv xFE2 FE 2siS; room. Kitchen back
pHsehi Sr, II semi 1 sa,h: couple preferred. 81
I'M Da RPsis 4PakrMffssr fs ME sRss5s s5s
ays deetis {. aqd Il 6sfh; 6s9fh; Aroiy 4i44 hlaSa@a
APARTMENT FOR RENT in modern walk
ep rprS Sspsy.hent svs huileinE near lith aud Con-
,seo FAIRMoNT ST. NV. Apt. so7-1iv-
SIS. available April l. May be seen in
. NJ; Rooms; kitchen and bath, $50 La
CONSIDER exchanging one bedrm, living
room, Junior dining room, kitchen, bath,
2-exposure apt. in modern bldg, NV. for
play space for child. NV. Box 3S7 G,
; ROOMS. living room bedroom, kitchen
and bath; new apt: all Utilities; sS6.56. S
1917 GEORGIA AVE. NV. One-room
kitchen and semibath apartment; employed
couple only: private home
ROOM and kitchen. close in NV: heat,
electricity and gas: for only S2B a month,
Home Realty Co. RE 1898.
ROOMS, kitchen. dinette, BATH modern
apt. bldg: available April l. 4013 Mime
sofa ave. ne: so including gas and
electricity. Apply janitor or Dreyfuss
Bros, 1919 18th ST. NV MA O5S2
121 C ST. N.E.-Two large rooms, kitch-
enette and bath: 2nd floor; $50 month:
1851 Pa. AVE. Sc, Apt. 1o4-Ds luxe
new modern bldg, 2 rooms, kitchen and
path; available April 1st: employed couple:
S39: INCLUDES utilities. Resident mana ger.
bath, large porch; refrisSfator. gas. cleo
tricity and heat. gentle home; no children
Evening star., 1944-03-31
FARM 8 GARDEN.

FOR SALE bushes Rose, of Sharon, 8
Ieet tall, SO each; you dig them. 107
jefferson St. Rockville, Nd.
than 2-ton loads: horse manure. 8 tons
ior n S%4; phone Rockville l53.
DISK HARROW, 2-horse wagon, rubber
tired wagon, 2-horSe mower, spike tooth
harrow, walking cultivator. Phone Rock
GARDEN pLowlNG-Have your Victor,
Chestnut 9lUo ewes. and Sunday.
STABLE COW MANURE, ST. ton. for Vic
4ryas t9ry eardens @ immediate delivery. Call
yICToRY GARDEN FLOWING. New equip
ment prepares any size lot, NV. and Md.
SiSTosi sGeaFSi 9nly GxRDEkERs5we Ssg5 p,ov
harrow your garden. Prompt service, any
sooK[ET nov 70 PLANT'- Free
tion invaluable TO the gardener. 1t is sent
to introduce our new Garden Shops, one at
each Of our four stores. which carry a
poSfa sSfk f dr panns gon copY sGg.
Washington (2l, d. c. Phone AT. 1400''
APPLE TREES. MAMMOTH 4-5 YEAR
0ld snsc;n,sn nursery grown Extra strong rooted
varieties varieties 8 to 8, tail, Ia to. ." diameter.
yours today. Call Lincoln 1899 or write
Howard Downey, Washington .. D. C.
SUPER TOMATO sEED-A SPECIAL OF
fer! The Hechinger Co. has made an
arrangement with the famous Ritter Cat
SUP, SUP people whereby you. may get Ritter
bearing Pedigreed seeds developed to pro-
Cstsup; Also Ritter "WR" variety Pedi-
OF each. both for twenty five cents Send
for yours now. complete Garden Shop
at each OF our stores. HECHINGER co,
10Th AND SITS. NE, WASHINGTON 2,