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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
FLOOR SANDING MACHINES for rent, s4
Der dey. PYuS ADAMS. 1119 9th st. NV,
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION, Italian make, in fi1e condi-
MACHiNEs, csicuiators type. .
writer's. ofice equip. all kinds; top price
pd,; Sun: eve. CO. 1925: wk., DI. 1872
BAND NSTRUMENTS = Highest cash
prices. Cali MR.. BALDI. Republic 1928.
BEDROOM: dining. living room furniture:
BEN DIX WASHING MACHINES wanted. We
must get 20 Bendix washing machines i'm
reason Can DE. a4sS. ~ ' "'''''
BICYCLE. boys, Gain. prewar. Al con-
dition. de luxe model, with accessories.
CADET CADET uNfFoRMs iuhNSf1FsoTRMs and sabers wanted.
we pay your own price; We also sell uni
forms and accessories. KOPERWAS UNI
FORM SHOP, 1916 7th st. NV. DE. 2Ss4.
CAlIERAs, MOVIE eaup.. pnoto supplies
Casht Trade Brenner. o43 PennS ave.
nv. Rk A3A, ODsn o Am. % 7:0O ON
CLOTHING-HiGhest prices paid for men e
used clothins. BERMANS. 1922 7th st.
NV ni NE 1857. Open ewes. VIII call.
S.s1 eIossinss psci sis R''a m 5e: 4 ns1 .r
OI o76o. opeu ewes win caIi
DINING TABLE. used, dark mahogany,
drop-leaf, and 9 chairs wanted BY private
party. Phone DE. O239.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, GIFT; wanted
by couple with youns child. sH. 1887 after
eLEGaTRIc REFRIGERAroRs, any condi-
TON Ton sSRyics. III ICE. ca. a4 s4s4 Or al. ossS.
FORD, model I, any body type, running
condition. with tires; wiz DAY cash; yrivate
party. sfigo 6561.
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SITUATIONS WoMEM
COLLEGE GRADUHTE. Al

COLLEGE GRADUATE, 81, mother Of Q
school-age boys, desires position as apart
ment or rooming house manager or other
work which will provide home employment.
Write details to Box 16-L, Star. Ss
COUNTER GIRL, ex., white, desires day
work; USES release. Phone LUCILLE,
EX. 1850 from Oil am.
GIRL, white, experienced multilith opera
tor, wishes work on Saturdays. Cali AT
3092 after $50 pm. g.
GOVERNMENT typist-proefreader desires
nights per week: ST hr. Box 1921, Star
HOMEMAkER, receptionist,, hostess, etc. /;
Tree to travel; references given. MRS.
J. II. MOODY. White Plains. Va. s.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, with 3 yrs office
nursing experience. desires position, DAYS
Wesk. Falls Church 2756-W
NURSE, practical, wishes 8 or 10 hours,
day duty, with best references. Randolph
OFFCER's WIFE. college graduate, will
DO any type of work in her home, clerical,
51ssiness 1aS or anything suitable. Call Gebe
ORGANIST desires position in small
sscRRrAK4BoofskEEnfinFEKs r. Bs5Sf sHsEninEs sns,. 90
recently returned to States from 1-yesr
foreign assignment, desires good connection
IN city. Experience: WIS. bookkeeping, /
yr. credit manager, one-time secretary to
State highway director, now NAL gen, U. s..
Army. Best of references. Box 178-L,
sEcRETARY-sTENoGRAPHER. asst l,oot.
keepfng.. small ONCE; yrs EXPERIENCED
Please stsse salary and hours. Box I'LL.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE for sale, apt 10 live in,
with income Of $3.50. 1918 Belmont I'd.
D. G. S. GROCERY in ne. including dwell
y; No agents. Box 4ae,J: Star; -
lease: doing g9od cash business. s2oo 4th
RESTAURANT, liquor, wine. beer; down
about 20; long-term lease and low rent;
$4,000. (Exclusive) MCGEE, 927 18th
st. NV. Ma. 4244.
WANTED-BusineSse to sell. I have clients
profitable businesses. If you have res
taurant, grocery. valet shop. gift shop,
liquor store or any other kind of business
TO sell. see me. Only businesses which will
stand strict Investigation wanted. MCGEE,
e27 18th st. NV MA. 4244.
MANAGER for restaurant and grocery
store, right party will be rewarded In keep
ing with results produced. competent man
who has proper references may be con-
sidered for partnership. Write p. o, Box
sPpEh s Eflls yENpIS5 GhpTss MACHINES 10 now To-
Gated in Government buildings; owner lesv-
ing city. Call FIR. 1868, 4 to pm
BEAUTY SHOP, excellent NV: residential
area, years under present ownership: low
overhead; equipment complete and the
best: small unfurr. apt. adjoining included:
a money maker and rare ppportunity;
APT. HOUSE. IA furnished apts.. always
filled, long lease. low rent. stoker heat,
neome oTsr ss pree n s95oo e1ms
long. D. W. HARRINGTON, lols Vermont
iished business; well equipped. For ap-
pointment write Box 1l4,L, Star. 1c'
bath each: nicely furnished cheap rents
return S220 month; price reduced 1000:
81 900 cash. balance $40 month: net over
2oeo on investment. MA. s137. Ewes,
GROCERY sroRF EQUIPMENT - s-ft.
rfgr. showcase. SIT. ice chest, 1S-lb. null
haneins fl ~ scale and m SGSD : brsnd.new slicing
$3.50, or terms. re6used for. quick sale.
VARIETY STORE in Fairfax, Va: good
location; sacrifice. Gall Fairfax 3os-W be-
t05e S PfsfF With INC money desires to
tact c. P: A. business proposition. d Box
sas station. cali Sunday, ii to s. Hobart
BusINEsswoMAN will pay liberal com
70 s o5 eWiyy IN your and nove
DRY CLEANING and laundry agency for
1s5s iasae due HrTs f si'hn6s hSD cAsNs st
HSa HK Haey AIRPORT p and nea sa1nns ths NJ she
and operated as hotel: gross annual
income, S14 900; room for expansion; down
payment of $4,000 on business bldgs:
and acres of land: fronting onf2 paved
highways; can be made back in approxi-
fnately l year at present income rate
broom cottage is reserved for the owner
Business can be handled by one man with
out additional employe, Greatly increased
income can be obtained after gas rationing
is over. Owner is retiring. This is a
good investment and real bargain LINK
ms CO., 1 Dupont Circle. DE. 1900, or
Va. branch office, John H. Carter, Engle-
side 68-W-11.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, colored exper 5 hrs in
Ho ass4 so M1nIoe and eaffare sf ne 6rookland
CHAMBERMAID ''aI and ia'ha iaundress, expert
enced, in private adult family: bring ref
sEshisi eHaMBERaaiDo MAI private sr as school, no Sum
eaxMBER%hID-w effsi aAi S1g1 D-wArrREss, no laundry;
S2f STRsh %HRsh csae ea q Ap seho
small al apt; desirable job for right person;
s1oG mo-, ,:on no Sundays; no laundry; Silver
Seorg SSpfIng location; Call in person, s535
Cook. s1Io month; can live in with en-
ployed psS husband. Call ME. asos. 1880
SSSk Gook 1--WE ", In In. good salary osdyay
MIS- fay rhalsfsy cEAR H S sss$ ss$i Mass
COOK. plain cooking. light housework. no
GnnRy lapndry; live in; OR. 100:
SSA nD D~ a. for aoos Snsf lsay g. n% cs
before 10 am. or after 1850 pm. Nj.
eo9k an Hant s or o sc
COOK, plain, cleaning, light ironing. no
broos rd o0 Bethesda, Resd SMS Ma Wesk Wf ss47 Glen
COOK and T.h.w.,- Arlington Village apart
Tonx ment Call aan.cI CH, 300; Ext: 42e.
pergmnanent gn job; s25. Phone Chestnut
COOK and s.h;w.,, no laundry; half day
COOK COOK general housewerk: fond Of chill
q nreni rn ra city references hours IL to $40
nS HaeWRaass or couDie %o oSGe Were man en-
ployed but waits at table evenings ste to live live
BATH n beautiful upstairs room With private
SSSk &C. ~ 3 s
soapie no Sundays m or holidays; referencss a s%gl
Pig VIZ; and carfare. DI. 5193 days OF
Woi Gook. lel$ 3 4 afSsr W 3 Dsni.r,.a Dm H.. =
stairs quarters. must have references
tnnk tfa%ily HdisrkHtp99ss5 IF r 0h 9s5a. u,,.. t.,
dry; must be experienced person and an y ver, err
ability, and references. Jackson kons fsoo. Sp0'
care of small rooming house; apt. given
in exchange for duties. Apply l27 NORTH
6aT Sas99s WoRKEs &C. Jsr sftsI aespnn nm and
laundry, or days every week; S4.2(
Phone MRS. SERVICE, On. $500 Sunday
IifSI piSING Room HELPER for new institu
tion In Chevy Chase area: ail-moderr
equipment and pleasant working condi
HRh Ga nGs prefer Tm aaa sns v
for for q - dinner for s; references Re e. seaiss peauired
yns n 7.sd Co. s5ss lea .s
GENERAL HousEwoRxER. experienced
~ Separate q is anG
GH.W. 5whitel. live In; $40 week: Bendix;
liberal time cff arranged. 472I Yuma st.
CIV. 5S-day week; small apt. EN-
Convenient si location; SO % week. 40 csIi cIaiheik oK
! i71S6.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Gent, .

FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware.
rugs, silyerware,, paintings; highest cash
Raa sna Ss sopsssa sts nsssr q a rs
home. home. wanted at ni once. .' Also want Grand
e sa ' sadas Iss'' Mr. afG
E1sMTTuRE CO. CO 1859 ssi st. ne. eA.fi TR ioss,
Fl fas sc aSms oa ehna bre @
seSS5asssas Sa ss1sIss. ca. any si'' si%s. fdG n.
FG1NiTUREE1Ikussi. eles. rsfsr.. washing
snfss s saih Trindsa RFlss 4s best results call
GOLD-Brins. your old .sold. silver. plating.
Pam ssfsFesd 1e 81 asssn' s.sl, I. Sss p, en.s
out oa9 oaH9plifleI: also De Almond pickup.
PFs1Ss. q sr.as md SotIne ss elsss b,
ss cash g f5.es pIaes naaR0 aE s4s5 D., tho
s1ss:1 ssss ''ssi ssI sMMAi r. nlsn price for
hssst eash pros: pa f. or
phone HUGO woRcH. lilo q St. NV.
PNEUHATIc RUBBBR MATTRESS. good
condition. WI 1884
POWER TOOLS. motors. elec. appliances,
WaSnlng machlneS, lroners, buy, sell, trade.
RADIO, either table model or combination.
wanted at once. Also want grand piano In
today. Phone MA. 1920.
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH, the automatic kind.
console model; must Be good tone. reason:
RADIOS WANTED@Table models S'ii that need
repairs. Ones that do not play. Top
RaSios Rlfss sals AND ce asSND 81 ss1 siaso wan.
once: also some good household fuIni-
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, wanted. drop
head only, in any condition. Box 32-L.
SEWING MACHNEs-we buy all types:
repair: hemstitching; 0uttons covered.
1sssRs Swine MAehrNE sos s1Ss eoun ss11
ter, shelving and full-length mirror: good
condition only. TIE. $500. g.
TIME CLOCK for use in auto repair shop.
ds5 s5se Sss Size for .o shG
scooter. DE. 7157.
TRICYCLE., good condition. for 4-year-
old child; smaller one available. Call
WAsHffSGG MAcHINE-Rockville 474.
monds, siverware, cameras. clothing and
hand MAJ Use awafa fhS5cs ME- snis ia0ha' Oh
y WISH TO BUY a spinet. console or
grand plane and will pay high cash
CASH FOR DIAMoNDs and old gold, -dia-
mond watches and discarded jewelry. Err
NEST BURK. INC. 614 18th NV. DI. 2773.
| SWAP-Platinum wedding ring with seven
WANTEpmHsl afT stsf kisviep. Hx Ell oetaves. a good
condition. Dupont l3S3
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BoAE.

CABIN CRUISER. Twilight" 40 It. by ID
IT; 6-inch beam: Scripps marine motor,
develops 166 hip; sleeps S; large galley.
double cabin; dinette and lounge. Mdst
ALTON PHIPPS. Deal. Md, on Chesapeake
Bay or phone Falls Church 1926.
WANTED 16 to 20 foot open launch with
inboard motor and self starter, nothing
fancy needed. Call j. H. BAINES daytime,
Ma. 1904; after 4 pm, Warfield 1856 So
SAILB0AT. left. Snipe class, excellent
sails nearly new. Slip No. IL,
Columbia Yacht Club. Phone WA. 6146. So
SPEEDBOAT, Hackercraft, 25-ft., 2o0-h p.
marine motor. Call Jackson 150S-W, Tues
day evening
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to vicinity Los Angeles Oct T-I5. WI
$500 after 4;30 or OK. 2643 s.
DRIVING 1941 Buick to Calf. Tues, Oct
Trinidad 77S5 Sc
WANTED-Military personnel to deliver
l941 car to Miami. Fla; expenses paid TO
party that has travelling orders or gas
certificate. Box 9S-L, Star So
SERVICE COUPLE driving to San Antonio.
reliable licensed driver; share driving and
expenses. Call Adams 96s1, between z
and pm Sc
Evening star., 1944-10-07

CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL
SSSS
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners review speed dictation;
private lessons; moderate rates. DU 1928
SPANISH. native teacher conversational
method; beginners, advanced students;
small groups SENIOR RAMOS. RE 3076
able: D. c.. Maryland and Va. permits are
secured. Call OK. 0546. s.
IN N nn HrIn cIass
limited. Pay for text only. Box 120-L,
Star. 12s
elementary reading, high school latin,
English and French. Phone Taylor 9605.
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SITUATIONS woMEN tcont. |,

WOMAN, young: long experience as execu-
iished real les estate once desires POSITION
that would afford similar opportunities.
Box 174-L. Star ~
WOMAN, white, IS years. wants lob sewing
or wrapping packages. Write or call 81
Florida ave. he. Good reference.
YOUNG LADY, o years experience, includ-
Ing industrial and construction purchasing,
statistical analysis. presentation OF data.
excellent typist, stenographer. desires tenn
porary position 6 to weeks); $50. Du-
p0nt 4Tb4, Sc
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, COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

HAVE LIMITED QUANTITY Of dry ffre-
wood cut and split from the tree. This
is not slab wood Ceiling prices, delivered,
not stored Woodley 6146. 7s
CORDW0OD, sawmill. 5h = hp, newly
ovsrhauled, mounted on wheels: $3.50. Will
consider buyer, saving and cording wood
on property as part payment. Kensington
LOG after 6 pm.
cut to any length. $50 cord. TR. 1850. 8.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BULLDOG wanted, young male toy Boston
must be thoroughly housebroken; good
home and fenced-in yard. ME. 300.
RABBITS for sale, Chinchilla N. 2. White
and Flemish does. also want a good home
for collie female dog. Phone Herndon
54-W-I. CHI. 4044.
WANTED AT ONCE. or 2 thoroughly
trained bird dogs: prefer English settlers
Sunday.
COCKER PUPPY. / beautiful golden buff.
female, months old; My Own Brucie-
Torohill Trader-Stockdale Town Talk
stock: excellent. show and
breeding prospect; only SIS. Oliver 4779.
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POULTRY 6 EGGS.

BABf CHICKS, feed anu poultry suppnes
James Feed Store inc, 619 Z st. NV
PULLETS, 500 New Hampshire and Barred
Rock, ready to lay any day, So ca: year
old hens, S1.50. j. L. DAMN, co j.
Eeischman. $500 Branch ave. Sc. Silver
100 BROILERs, $50 N. H. yearling hens.
80 w. Leghorns, 30 N. H. Red S-mo pull
lets. 6001 Branch ave., Camp SPRINGS.
PULIEfS, 100, White Leghorn, laying, 5
mos. old. B. r. LEE. Beltyvilie, Nd:
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wants ghw. Call AID. 1855.
WOMAN, colored. wants gh W., plain cook
ing; Va day Thurs. off, no Sun; live in;
$50 week. ME. I754.
Evening star., 1944-10-07
ROOMS FURNIsnEp-,aorshwess.

ROOMS FURNISHED-f&oFthwest
COLUMBIA RD. NV, I8S4-Men, $3.50
downtown on car line; 4 baths, shvrs..
c.h. W. comfortable beds AID 1890
1926 X ST. N. w., doors west of Ambas-
sador Hotel-Large rooms, suitable for
2. 3 or 4 persons: shower baths.
5231 NEBRASKA AVE. NV, ! block east
OF Conn.--Attractive room. girls, next
bath, unlimited phone: private gentle
family. call after p N. WO. S24z,
CONTINUED On Next Pass.,
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 woMeN
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MAN AND WIFE desire janitor quarters
or 3 roomss references. Ex. 9597. 103:
g1St St NV
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TEACHERS and office workers. ADAMS
AGENCY 204 Colorado Bldg.
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ACME. 1o15h 18th st. NV, Ma. 1852
HEATING-Let US replaee your old. worn
type furnace; all types of controls for fuel
savings; FILA terms. PORTER ENGINEER
ING CO, 5311 Georgia ave. NV, RA.
ICE, SKATES. - Prewar spaldine lady's
white figure skates, worn twice: also tennis
racket and canned prewar tennis balls;
might swap for detachable roller skates.
fNsSULASTioN-Easily insulate your home
yourself, or Hechinger's will do the COM
sulation-Rock Wool Balsam Wool and
zonolite--and our experienced engineers
will gladly recommend the best type for
Phone 9a e1 At ' HOO HEcH1NdER i e Co. 0Psns Foar
Great building Material Stores. -
l also wing win chair, ali spring construction. @ %
against moths. viii be shown by appoint
Rsn1 RsnTr1Aa anssi Y4RN Ssoa II packages about
skeins, several colors; also antique patch
work bedspreads, embroidered in flowers
IfGHT afG ihseisf; FfxTUREss solid brass wall
brackets and etched upright shades. 2
g9lycbrOmss wall boTdoir 1amp stands
LIVING. dining and 2-pc.. bedroom suite
complete. wall mirrors and pictures, baby
open or na sa1y on srs
fs1Ps6 kM GsGse SedPm dnette ena Suite mat.
tFtSot IiASs tdplcS, IuSos 900. IL-9
pm 646 Atlantic st. Sc. Ts
LIVING RM. SUITE, maple: davenport
| opens to bed, end tables and lamps; rea-
sonable 3T31 Minnesota ave. ne, Ii. S65l.
RUGS, private home, Sarouks and other
orientals: Aubusson tapestries, brocades.
IivING ROOM SUITES. brand-new. pre-
war all-spring construction. S79: cut
prices. ATLAS, 921 G st. NV. d. 3737.
8aRScHsrs NAG fsfEg ssyfns HAM unt PooD Pm IN chest in
| side and outside micrometers, calipers,
thickness gauges and test blocks. screw
pitch gauges, and other items to make
esmpless agp set so S45 or best offer. Franaklin
MANGLE, Apex, 40" wide. good condition.
Mission SET. library s-piece. can ME.
MOTORCYCLE. 1887, rebuilt engine, new
paint. excellent prewar tires; win trade
for car or sell for cash. Falls Church
MOVIE CAMERA = 16-mm. Bell Howell
model 20 =, $l15. Call Fails Church
MovIE PRoJEcToR, victor. 10 nm.
sound fine condition. GE. S769. 9 to
~ 9 b'AA.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02
PLANE FACTS

U. S. company got two hard jolts
recently. First, Rep. Harry Shop
pard, 3D., Calif) assailed Pan
American Anyways monopolistic
ambitions on the House floor, then
American Export Airlines, one of
two U. S. carriers operating over
seas before the war, formally Joined
with the sixteen domestic airlines
which favor competition.
Rep. Sheppard declared that Pan
American Anyways maintained in
Washington "the largest and most
active lobby" Congress has ever had
to face and asserted that the air.
ways over the oceans "must be open
to American free enterprise. Amer
lean Export Airlines was a logical
addition to the other 16 inasmuch
as it won its Atlantic route over the
bitter opposition of Pan American
and was prevented from getting
mail payments, it has been said, by
Pan Americans lobby.
QUESTIONS FROM READERS
Q. What is "skip-bombing" and how
did it start? A. The aiming of a
bomb so it will fall short of and
bounce upon the target. The prin-
ciple is the same as that which eau
Ses fiat stone to Skip" across
pond when thrown at the correct
angle. Credit for originating Skip
bombing" is generally given to the
late 1t. Col. William Benn
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02

NEW LIGHTNING-The "fork.
tailed deviP'-as the Germans call
the Lockheed Lightning P-38-has
had a face lifting and emerged
quite an airplane. The new P-38
says the Army, has longer range,
flies higher and can speed 300
miles per hour on only one engine!
One of the most versatile OF
American warplanes-it's a fighter,
photo-reconnaissance plane and
fghter-bomber-the Lightning also
has one of the most interesting
backgrounds. It was originally de-
signed in 1888, made its public debut
in 1889 by all but beating the coast
forecast mark, then cracking up ig-
ANONYMOUSLY in landing. When we
entered the war, it still was not
perfected. But today it's Just about
tops in every department.
COMPETITION UPHELD-Th e
proposal that postwar international
air routes be operated by only one
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02

to create vineyard type and grow
the fruits as creeping plants. APP
pies and pears are also grown this
way in harsh Siberian climate. The
second method, growing citrus
fruits on walls, is based on the theo-
ry that the walls of dwellings radi-
ate warmth and raise the temper
ature of plants. Fruits grown on
walls ripen 80 to 40 days earlier
than other varieties.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02
Behind the
Battlefronts
What Army Dentists Are Doing.

OF the men who have sat in the
u. S. Army dentists chairs since the
beginning of the war, about one mil
lion have been made dentally fit
for duty, the War Department re-
ports. Since Pearl Harbor, the Ar
my Dental Corps has filled more
than 31,142,OOO teeth and provided
more than $4,000 bridges, 100000
denture repairs, and 3,235,0O0 pro-
phylactic and pyorrhea treatments.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02

Lem Martins dog went on a
rampage last week. killed four
of Ed Carey's best hens.
Naturally, Ed was pretty mad.
Went around vowing he was go
ing to get his shotgun and blow
the blazes out of LENS dog when
he saw him. And Lem says, LET
him try it andI'll blow the blazes
out of him. Ought to keep his
chickens locked up, anyhow"
But Ed and Lem are really
mighty sensible fellows. And
the whole thing was settled
when Lem invited Ed over for a
glass of beer, and they sat around
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02
BIimps Go Fishing.

Navy and Coast Guard crewmen
of blimps on their regular patrol
duties in the San Francisco area are
helping pilchard or California sar-
dine fishermen by keeping a sharp
lookout for schools of fish. When a
school is sighted the size and direc-
ton is noted and radioed to port.
In one of the first trials, more than
a thousand tons of fish were brought
in from one area spotted from a
blimp.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02
Brazil Sends Coffee, cocoon.

Increased imports of coffee and
cocoa from Brazil and other Amer
lean republics now assure a larger
quota of these products for U. S.
civilians in 1914 Per capita con-
sumption of roasted coffee in the
United States this year is expected
to be about 1877 pounds, equivalent
to about 488 cups of brewed coffee,
according to the War Food Admin
istration, an increase of about four
pounds over the amount each civil
ian received in 1913.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02
U. S. Men Study British Farming.

American servicemen on leave or
furlough in Great Britain may study
farming methods on British farms
in Southeastern England, in COOP
GRAFTON with the British Council
and the Devon War Agricultural
Executive Committee, the War De-
partment has announced. Partici-
pants are daily transported to the
farms.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02

Your country needs waste-paper
now. Please don't allow it to be
destroyed. Through your cOOpera-
ton this critical material can be
salvaged for war.
THE GENERAL COLLECTION ON
MARCH 4 NEEDS YOUR HELP.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02
V-MaiI Saves the Day.

An American soldier in North
Africa filed suit for divorce after
failing to hear from his wife for
several months. Investigating the
wife's complaint, the Army Post
Office found that go letters sent or
binary mail over a period of two
months were transported on one
ship that was sunk. A V-mail let
ter, which always arrives safely,
was sent to the husband, and the
divorce action was called off.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-03-02
Citrus Culture In Russia.

Scientific workers at the Sochi
sub-tropical station in the Soviet
Union, are endeavoring to advance
the growth of citrus plants as far
north as possible and have worked
out two new methods. The first is
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Some Statistics On Tea Drinking.

About 118 cups of tea per person
more than in 1943-will be avail
able for U. S. civilians this year if
shipping conditions permit, the War
Food Administration said. Com
pared with our normal consumption
of 140 cups, the British consume g.
400 cups per person each year.
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OUR CITIZENS IN UNIFORM

Washington County who
serving with the Armed
you a serving any
Service little information about him that
items Globe
Independent" Hagerstown, give phone
lumber is S911
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Bahamas To Send Farm Help.

The Bahama Islands again will
support the u. S. agricultural pro-
gram by providing an additional
1900 workers for the 1914 crop sea-
son. Last year 1893 Bahamians
were brought in to work on farms
in IL states.
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paper is the raw material. Save II.
Cooperate in the waste-paper col
lection March 4.
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Military requirements for paper
and cardboard containers for 1914
are greater than ever. Your waste
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The salvage Of waste-paper de-
ponds upon the cooperation of every
citizen. Do your part. Don't burn
waste-paper now. Help the Boy
Scouts, Saturday, March 4.