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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

lsa. N ST. N.W.-Pleasant, single or
double: suitable for offcer or executive;
fsnes soy s1ffRsH6GsE h9Rs ST. Gsy NV Single
bedroom and bath; lady pref; gentle
isii s' 81 sr. a. NV, tSn downtown-wen heated
and and nicely nrl,, iurn front twin bedrooms, s.
frst-n. front room. 5 windows twin beds.
and cIfrFoS RaS's smPSs BAN COM
GF!a0ls s0ns!s IT. 's so bate alter % g. e'rns
Twin beds; call RA, s576 any time TIL
nD Hut Eapse aqS snsie room un,m aTs
P1h0ne; Phone GOVT empioye or 9fcer only gen.
ovERLKG. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES studio
room, daily linen, maid, phone; men.
53i4 KANSAS AVE. - Gentleman only:
master N private bath conyenient
,ile residence: prefer employed middle-ased
cfRGIP sRs sim
gle room; private bath 500, also small
stbsk, sipse room $50 h share bath with two
bath: ss' reasonsSle. ''Hnis "A'ef near
s sss lns nD es.S Sw sss nsn.;.s sSSo
n; ". comfortable, beds. AD, 1880.
LOO ls09 N. H AYE AYE N.W.-Double and triple
HONE FOR sBiuhsSiiNEssMAN, Chevy Chase;
near Connecticut ave. bus 20 minutes from
downtown all conveniences. 'ordway 1896.
sssz NEBRASKA AVE. NV. / blk. east
Of Conn.AsAttractive master bedrm:: PVT.
isIs ST. NV, Apt sa sMIarse esn f1 frnot RE Bed
de1@ aepea sfRfrass re- ssds sentl'men near Govt
Ii3. 18th ST. NV. Double and single
Is1S TSGPs mAss t9s en AVE- ayy Sal p1 H.
sss UNDERWooD 81. N.W.M4atractsve. .Si'i
some siasls fSfm gen 4tHs tG5 gentleman in sentle
Tsss Es,s yHrss1rs WITS 81 telephone Wo ,,s Ss14
1872 18th ST. H.W.gEStra ' large, @ warm warm
loom, SINGLE beds, for 8 .sirls; good
aasp i4tS % sf N%Msms e1Rne ali room er for gen.
~. CONN. AVE. AND PORTER sr.-pleas-
SO each: % EM. sis7 .srashss' eveninss. h0mehke'
2I35 ST. N;W.-smali single studio hall
zoos zoos. coIUMBi4 RID. NV, at conn. ave-
ATTRACTIVE studio rms, single. double;
shso slsS npnhSusskeeping ,aaS sk 2-Tm; suite; .,
gentlemen: $3.50 mo. each: after 8 pm.
weekly If stay few nights with 2 children.
Near Walter Reed. RA. 1858.
I4S4 MERIDIAN PL. NV, mr.. 18th St
Sgl. rm., 2nd A., pvt. home; gentleman;
HOTEL Ess Ell i4ao s Rhode ISLAND sss Nw-L.rse.
for or 3; some private baths; $5 per
1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, near
Dupont Circle. First-noor front sleeping
room, S35 single: $37 80 double.
CONN. AvE.--Silgle, new Beautyrest mat.
and springs, shower bath: pvt. home; excel
THE sUNNYSIDE mn, 2034 10th ST.
Large, bright, sunny twin and triple rooms
for refined young ladies' large living room
for entertaining. maid service and phone,
Showers; on corner goth and Col. rd
DUPONT AREA - Newly decorated and
furnished large room for 3, next bath; also
front double and large single, next bath;
beds, !nner-spring mattresses. NO. 677O.
NEAR 18th on Harvard St.. n.w;-.sinsle
rm. IN private family, refined middle ae led
lady. employed. CO. 1918.
2f3e ST: NV, the Charlotte, Apt. s--
NO. z670.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

CALL THE WOODMAN for prompt de-
livery. Seasoned hardwood logs; NV. sec
Iion; small starting pieces in every cord
SHgo - 8. H.
20 inches; ceiling price; immediate de-
livery. Phone WO. 275s after pm
FIREPLACE WOOD, cut any length. SCI
cord. Cell NE. 4a02
FIREPLACE WOOD, 81 and 1e inch
lengths. seasoned hardwood: s21, guaran-
tsed full cord: FIR. 724s.
WOOD FOR SALE. any lengths, reasona-
Bile price, prompt delivery Call JOE
SHOCKEY. falls Church s:2-W-2
PINE WOOD, S16 per cord. delivered.
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ROOMS WANTED.

UNFuRNISHED LANCE ROOM in NV
suitable for Splice bedroom set. Call
NE. 0540 Ext S36. after $40 pm. -
YOUNG refined couple desire room an6
private bath or small furnished apartment
Box :t63-R, Star. %
? YOUNG MEN desire furnished room with
private bath and shower. Must be near
central downtown area. Box 34S-R, Star.
MAJOR. committing Gravelly Point, wants
douher bedroom: NV. preferably below
Calvert; state rent. Box 34E-R- Star.
REFINED young woman desires room, pref
erably with board. in private Jewish home
in Northeast or Southeast: convenient TO
Sultland. No. Box 349-R, Star
WAVE OFFICER, II. U.gl desires attr.
room with modern pvt. bath: vic Rock
Greek Park or Conn. ave. Call after. 8.
LARGE, sunny warm furn. room in apt
with kitchen privilege bkfst. and dinner:
settled lady. emp. walking distance. Box
346-R. Star. s.
WARM. bright, furnished room in apt !:
shower. convenient transportation. Call
DE 6206 after Il 30
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARRANGED as apts., which are now
rented; tenant may buy furniture: good
income plus living quarters. 2s11 18th
l-MONTH OCCUPANCY. Dec. 10 to April
10. beautifully furnished house, Rock
quarters: responsible party: $3.50 mo
Call after 4 pm, WO. s153
GEORGETOWN = Small remodeled furn.
house, dinette, kitchen, lavatory, lv rm..
bath, . bedrms.. h.-w.h., coal furnace
adults pref: Sl35. Box 2I6-k. Star.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MosvIoud and visainia.

ARLINGTON, 3IOg North 2nd st.-Laree
rm.. quiet gentle home no other roomers.
Conv. Pentagon. Gentleman. OK. 1853.
1927 NORTH UTAH ST., Arlington, Va
Attractive warm room, 1st floor. modern
home near bus; 10c fare; $50.
4iO8 ?ist RD. N. ARL.-LSe. ssle, rm.
dble. bed, innersprg. mattr.; ] block Lee
hgwy. bus: semipvt. bath shower; pvt gem
tile home: gentleman. GIL. 35O5,
home; l or . girls: 30 min. to downtown
We shinston GIL S67I o.
1905 30th ST., Mt Rainier, Md.-Large
front room, suitable 2 or 3: "a block
ATTRACTIVE RIM. for 2 refined girls. n
block to bus; PRIVILEGES. GL. 25S1.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southeast.

152 ST. S.E.-For gentleman, double bed
wsrds wwsikdins distance Capitol, Library or Navy
Front ROOM facing capitol sa5 mo.
RE. OF 50 Gentleman preferred.
room with or without kitchen privileges,
for or 2 girls; reasonable; bus on corner
EX. AGO. Ext 1R1. RERLOW g.
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APARTMENTS A WANTED.

DIPLOMAT AND WIFE; modern, WELL
furnished apt, nv: pay GOOD price. Call
MARINE CAPT. returned from overseas,
perm. stationed here, with wife. two babies
desires two-bedroom furn. apt with kitch-
CRAIG &c
:-BEDRoOM APT or house, NV. section
Or suburban preferred, furnished or un-
small children. Call DE. 1900, Ext. 2e8,
nsio nsfors rs,s & Pm. 49, 8.
bath, kitchenette: suitable for 4 siris; not
to exceed 500: busline to Arlington.
fWo w CANxDixzN AIR FORCE GnLs desire
attractive furn. apt, ( rooms, bedroom,
living room, kitchen, bath. Phone De-
catuf 1011. Ext. 8. from to pm.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

BEAUTIFUL. large 10th st home suitable
Tor entertaining gas heat; rent, $3.50: will
home in NV. SECTION to accommodate 3
children. RA S494
S-RoOM HOUSE with modern tile bath
room. heat and c.h.w. furnished Large
ba sement, > blocks from Navy Yard. Con-
venient transportation. 153 Sth st. sc.
Apply. MR.. RICHMAN, in drugstore, 755
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BOATS.

FOR SALE-1s-ft Bermuda-rigEed sail
boat. Slip z. Columbis Yacht Club.
Cal Ex: ls40, Ext. 3s5. oil WI. l775
CABIN CRUISER. 3S-ft.. overhauled, ex-
cellent running condition. sink, toilet, fre
extinsuishers, life preservers, other fea-
lures. Tor nshing or cruising: 81 300;
docked on Potomac. Call or see MULLTCA.
110l Monroe st. ne. Telephone DE 1882
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POULTRY & EGGS.

POULTRY HOUSES. $3.50 up, deliv-
M eIed ,ANEANDAdE POULTRY FARM,
BABY CHICKS, Ieea ano poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc 61s Z ct. nv
Me 00G9
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

PEkINGESE-Choose now; real pets, ideal
Gift: show winners pups, to ) months
ME. 7204, Falls Church s3l-W-3.
CAT-DOG APARTMENTS. inside-outside
Display 1927 Lee hwy, Just across Key
Bridge. DI O122. -
FREE TO GOOD HOMES, . black mother
cats, black kittens. Beautiful Call
WA 1873
HANDMADE CAT CARRIERS. sturdy dog
kennels, fancy bird houses. shipping crates;
also children's playhouses doll houses,
boy S tool chests. etc, on order Keep ad
for future reference. Telephone Kensing-
ton 3fO-J
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

NEW WESTERN SADDLES, brides and
martingales and all horse goods w H
STOMBOCk & SON, 1878 NJ st. NV. MI.
SALE OR ,TRADE--Pigs, sows. for corn.
hay, or what have you. No reasonable
oner refused. j. r. CLEVELAND, 1909
Allentown road. washington 20, D. c.
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ApARrMEhrs SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING, MD.-Win share hom
with mother and child or, couple. 81
1892 after 9 nm.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

BOARD AND CARE school-ase children.
Near End and Penna. ave. sc. Mother en-
ployed. Bog 356-R, Star. s.
WOMAN SUPERVISOR. Govt employe.
wants single room and board in we'll
/ appointed home or small boarding house.
upper NV. Box 33l-R, Star.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO., ia 2937 Sc
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BOSTON. male, perfect markings S75
Chcws. red, registered Sis, S25, S35
Cookers. reds, blacks S35. $40, $50
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NV: NV: 81. Nss 1894. 4LiNohAoM co. s@7 g ST.
55MsuLAInoN-it 5S;Su ALTON, is easy to insulate your
tspes c} g. %oo al
type types for your need; time payments up to
a co. oone Four Srdees Great At sudin: dGS
a5ss'f1 koS fREMAN ssSafi srokER, eomp,st. except
1eSS isf sGppTY fSEks Co. Ps5 TIE
suitable for rooming house or store: Studio
couch, q walnut. bed, with inner-sprines
fliaSh RiFGHES ST cAsiSErs-soms aSsa wall and D.s.
s1ssiy seIsses sE rsssssd esss
practically new. completely screened, rub
Tnsf RosE saesbse sSS se srsg zoS4 and
black, Suitable for football fans. Rea-
SoRaRHe aTRf ain Never msss USED ,n1D;n NO se7o
LisRxRY TABLE, Studio asi ~ couch, RoIiaway T1
bed, bedstead, dresser and kitchen chairs.
MV RooM sGifR moasfn green
fGRisien RiNs nSoa sSf1T sH ms;sS.a s
termed; excellent condition; reasonable.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, chippendale. excel,
drssSsr and Tashstand, AT. 4410. -
samples. 500; cut prices; Also large variety
OF STYLES and fabrics, all with prewar full
spring construction. Oren ewes. until Z
pm; open Mon. Thurs. and Fri. until 8
LUMBER AND BRICK-Wreckinr 10 build.
ings: million #. lumber and all building
| yard; hundreds OF bargains. ARROW
MRECKING 4 LUMBER CO., HOO 50.
Capitol 8; ER. 9s03.
ogy, etc: microscope accessories, lie slides,
specimens, lamps, mineral collection sets,
stei; MICRO MART; 4l2 10th q NV.
lection. new and used; private lessons
Can RE. 6212, KITS. 1880 G st. (mid-
die OF block.
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sas4 ssis 70 nome VIM DS * o.n1onowSooD' o.1
N M THE HEART Eif q OF N MARIETTA PARK
semidet. brick, rooms. "a baths, in Al
lent to ali schools and good shoppins center:
room room with frepisee. large dininr Hr ms rooms
aoo aha Saths 'nfn Full sear n0Gdi
sa as oREMs s'ea e. bug 1889
NEAR 5th AND NICHOLSON SITS. NV
Semidetached brick; 3. larse rooms. IA
baths fireplace. oil heat, garage; excellent.
e's s'0sm MassaALI ssihA f.e W WAPLE A
SfxR SEA Iii Lincoln III St PARK nE Ngtsso n ssts
rooms, bath. h.-w:h fArcola). gear gar.
row frame covered with asbestos shingles.
md 1907. % bedrooms S0ms ana ns baes ahS D0siR MR.
GLlDDEN, after pm, DE. 0054 day.
BRADLEY WOODS. MD. Just of Bradley
blvd.-owner being transferred to Europe,
offers this beautiful white-painted brick
Colonial; one OF the finest homes in this
sssirt6s asoat t restricted area Gusto% bull,
lovely corner lot l50xi45: contains iivins
room, dining room. electric kitchen. pine
3 bedrooms and 2 baths. large attic. built
in garage; basement space for future recre-
alton room with fireplace already in oil
Which ineuses .s Ssa worth Of s1syso Hsi,9o
wall broadloom carpeting on frst floor and
stairway.- Entire property in perfect con-
dltfon. For appointment to inspect, call
Mr.. Raymond, RA. 1924. FRANK S.
NEAR BARNABY WOODS" less than
yrs. cid. This center-hall detached brick
Colonial home, on large wooded site. has
rooms. ? baths Cncluding large den on
1st ~. An exceptionally good opportunity
p pr'es WEskEY ssks Az ScHANaN ME RsaItor Tni
MODERN BRICK HOME. Sheridan St.. Oh
18th. almost new rooms, den, . tiled
baths: rec. room with bath. gas heat, gar.
ETC.: ideal location: possession in so days.
Only s13,95o, terms LEO M. BERNSTEIN
f-sEDRo6M COLONIAL choice loca-
ton Of extensive homes bordering Roex
Ing q orisinal cost Of $4,000. Includes
room. maids room and bath, gear rarase.
All rooms are exceptionally large and the
entire property is in fine condition. No
better value In Washington, Please call
PHILLIPS, DI. 141i
HOME AND INVESTMENTS; 2 ants. 9 rooms,
= baths, Oil heat. 2-car garage: apt,
rents for So. Sail, price only $3.50 on
Takoma Park. GE. o8s1.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
81 Boy Scouts Receive
Awards at Honor Court

Boy Scouts of the northern part
Of the city held court of honor
last night at Roosevelt High School
at which 80 of their number were
presented with awards.
John L. Fowler, chairman of the
district, and Calvin Hassen, vice
chairman, presided. Horace WAL
ker, secretary of the District Sal
wage Committee, spoke on the paper
drive. Dean Longfellow, field exec
utive Of the Scouts, also spoke.
Carroll E. Burtner was presented
with two OF Scoutdom's highest
awards, the Gold Palm and the Gold
Quill. Other awards were: Life,
George Thomas, Henry Travis, Wal
ter Stewart, Claude J. Parnell and
Albert r. Vollmecke; Star, Joseph
Roe, Powell Moore, Robert Bruchie
and Aaron E. Freeman; First Glass,
Martin Link. William Paugh and
Pat McAuliffe; Second Glass, Rich
ard Foster. Harry keenan,, Perry
johnson, Karl Feisner, Robert
Amato, Edward Sweckar, Robert
Schnabel, Frank Bebole, Jack Ellis,
Faust Villereale, James A. Creamer,
Fletcher Brande, Holger Langmack,
Richard Freidin, Philip Anderson,
Edgard Lee, Bob Stewart and Will
liam Thompson.
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{. D. Arlington Gets
Dead Son. S Medal

Charles D. Arlington, 63l street
NV. today was presented with the
Silver Star Medal awarded posthu-
mously to his son. Pfc. Charles D.
Arlington, jr., who was mortally
wounded fighting off German
Mark vi tank in Sicily.
The presentation was made on be-
half Of the War Department by
Maj. Gen. John T. Lewis, COM
mander of the Washington military
district, at a ceremony in the Penta-
gon Building.
PFC. Arlington was an infantry
man, and the gallantry for which he
was cited occurred during heayv
fighting last July.
His company had dug into posi-
tons under a heavy enemy fire
when a German heavy tank came
to the assistance Of Nazi infantry.
PIC. Arlington, and another soldier
sprang from their foxholes and at
tackled the tank with rifle grenades.
They fired point blank at the tank
and succeeded in driving it away,
with the result that the German
infantry in support was practically
annihilated
In the performance of this gal
liant act" the citation said, pfc
arlington was mortally wounded
Ihe courage and unflinching spirit
displayed by him reflects the highest
traditions Of the military service"
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lsNRahoniinq
&Remiindery@,

Canned and Frozen Foods, Etc
Stamps K, L and M in Book No. 4
valid through March 20. Blue
stamps AS. B-8, CO, D-8 and
E-8 in book No. 4 good for 10
points each starting tomorrow
through May 20.
Meats, Fats, Etc. - Book No. 3,
stamps v. w and Xvalid through
today. Stamps Y and z good
through March 20. Spare stamp 8
in Book No. good for S points
Of pork through today. Red stamps
A-8, B-8 and C-8 in book No. 4
good for 10 points each starting
tomorrow through May 20.
New Ration Tokens - Starting
tomorrow blue and red tokens
will be given in change on ra-
toned sales involving green,
brown, red and blue stamps. Each
token is worth one point; red for
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REAL ESTATE
District First 10 Top
{ Bond Quota in
Federal Reserve Area
Overall Purchases Rise
To $106, 100, 900,
1l1.7 Pct. of Goal

Washington today had a Fourth
War Loan overall total of $780,
100000, or 1117 per cent of quota, as
the District went over the top in
sale of series E bonds, the District
War Finance Committee announced.
In announcing E bond sales
of 31,100,000 through yesterday,
Chairman John A. Reilly said the
District is the first of six State or
ganizations in the Fifth Federal Re-
serve district to surpass its goal in
the peoples bonds" bracket. Total
sales represents 1887 per cent of
quota
Sales to individuals, including the
E bond totals, had climbed to S47,-
SOC, 900, or 80 per cent of goal, Mr..
Reilly stated. Bonds bought
through the remainder of this
month will be credited to the Dis
trict's quota.
High praise for $4,000 volunteer
bond drive workers was voiced by
Mr.. Reilly in announcing the
achievement of the Treasurys quota.
TO our vclunteers-in the name
of the Treasury Departmental
thank you sincerely for the many
hours spent in covering the city
so thoroughly" he said.
Mr.. Reilly added:
When the people of Washington
were confronted with the task Of
raising S30,000,00O from the sale Of
"E" bonds during the Fourth War
Loan Campaign, some felt that it
was impossible.
They pointed out the hardships
caused by the drafting of fathers;
the fact that many were without,
funds Immediately following the
Christmas season; the increased
cost of living and, most important
OF all, that the tax collector would
demand additional taxes in March.
While all these things are true.
our people were determined not to
let our fighting forces down. I con-
gratulate the great rank and file
citizens on the patriotism they dis
played in oversubscribing the quota"
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Names of Servicemen Inscribed
In Book Dedicated at E Epiphany
Worshipers Plan individual Remembrance
For Fighting Kin at Friday Services

Members of the armed forces
whose names are inscribed in a
book dedicated to them yesterday
at the Church of the Epiphany,
Thirteenth and G streets NV, at
the noon day lenten service will re-
ceive individual remembrance dur
Ing the Friday services at the
church.
The Rev. Charles w. Sheerin,
minister OF Epiphany, explained that
while the church previously had
been open at all times to persons of
all faiths, he believed that by max
ing Epiphany the official wartime
prayer center, these worshipers
would "feel more welcome"
He said that the book was a sort
OF shrine" and worshipers who at
tend the church at any time may
inscribe the names of loved ones
serving with the armed forces. These
names, he added, will be mentioned
during the Friday service each
week.
He said that he believed that
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such service would provide spirit
ual uplift as they would know those
loved ones will be remembered here
as we'll as in their own hearts"
The book was presented to the
church by the Washington Feder-
alton of Churches as the designated
wartime prayer center for the Dis
trict at the lenten service yesterday
at which the Right Rev. Nobel C.
Powell, Bishop Of the Maryland
Diocese, officiated.
Defeating this church as a place
OF prayer" Bishop Powell warned
that those who see are the only
ones who can truly pray"
He said life's greatest" opportu-
nifty was learning how man can live
with man in satisfactory commu-
nifty" and urged the people ito cast
away hate, jealousy, pride, rights,
greed AND SIM"
DR.. Ralph K. Merker. superin-
tendent OF missions for the WASH
ington City Presbytery, was to be
guest preacher at today's lenten SER
vice at Epiphany.
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Liberty Ship Ida TorbeI|
Launched in California

WILMINGTON, Calf, Feb. 90
The Liberty ship Ida M. Tarbell,
named for the writer and lecturer
OF New York who died last January
6, was launched at the California
Shipbuilding Corp. yards at midnight
last night.
Miss Tarbell, born November 5.
1857, was associate editor of Nc
Clure's Magazine at one time and
later held the same position with
the American Mapazine
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Filipino to Address
FurmviIIe AIumnoe Unit

Serverino Montana, with the
Philippine government in Wash
ington, will speak on philippine
American Relations" at the winter
meeting Of the Farmville Alumnae
Chapter of Washington at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. D. j.
Haggerty, 1866 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV.
Mrs. w. D. Bowman will preside,
and the hostesses will be Miss Kate
Trent and Mrs. Jessie B. Kennedy
A social hour will follow the meet
ing.
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meat, butter, etc; blue for proc
essed foods.
Sugar-Book No. 4. Stamp 30 valid
tor pounds through March 81.
Book No. 4, stamp 40 good for S
pounds for home canning through
February %. 1s45.
Gasoline-No. ga coupons good for
3 gallons through May g. b. and
CO coupons in books issued since
December l are good for gallons.
Tire Inspection Deadlines-For A
coupon holders, March 81. For B
coupon holders, February 29
Fuel Oil-Period No. 3 coupons good
through March 13 Period No. 4
coupons valid through September
30. Nos. 3 and coupons good for 10
gallons per unit. According to the
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Scent AirmaiI Stamp
To Be Ready March 26
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Postmaster General Walker an
nounced last night that an Scent
domestic airmail stamp is in prepa-
ration for use March 26, when the
airmail rate advances from 6 to 8
cents an ounce, In accordance with
the new tax BILL.
The design is that of the Scent
stamp, but the color will be differ
ent," he said.
Mr.. Walker also announced the
rate on airmail to and from mem
bers of the armed forces stationed
outside the United States will con-
tinue at cents half-ounce.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Howkinson Resigns
Civil Service Position

James r. Hawkinson, director of
the Civil Service Commissions work
Improvement program among Fed
eral agencies, today resigned to re-
turn to the staff or Northwestern
University School of Business.
The university requested the re-
turn OF Mr.. Hawkinson last October
but consented to defer his return
until the commissions program of
training activities among Federal
employees had been established. The
commission said today it is adding to
its staff to assist better utilization
OF personnel throughout the Federal
Government.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
3 Overcome by Smoke
In Chicago Hotel Fire
Iy the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26-Three per-
sons were overcome by smoke and
an estimated 40 others were routed
from their rooms in the Knicker-
booker Hotel here early today by a
fire that started when hotel patron
fell asleep without extinguishing his
cigarette.
A. w. Shields, Detroit, told firemen
he fell asleep while smoking.
Evening star., 1944-02-26
Early Crimes to Be Topic

Early Crimes in Washington"
will be discussed by the Association
OF Oldest Inhabitants at its monthly
meeting at 7:30 pm. Wednesday at
the Old Union Engine House.
Evening star., 1944-02-26

District OPA, consumers in this
area should not have used more
than 10 per cent of their total
yearly fuel oil rations as of Feb
ruary 81.
Evening star., 1944-02-26


Nineteenth and
gatherings
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Evening star., 1944-02-26

meeting of the Special Gifts Unit Red Fund held
at the United States Chamber yesterday are
Cleft to right: Dow Sweeney guest speaker Randolph G.
Bishop campaign director j. Clifford Folge OF the
District chapter and Wilmer Waller chairman Special
Gifts Unit. Star STAFF Photo
Evening star., 1944-02-26

He said that he believed that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

II you want a grand book of
out-of-doors America told style)
this volume Will lull you into
nostalgia meditationS out of
which only an income tax blank
could jolt you. Oh. there was
war. too. out there. pards!
Listen TO old-time De Cost
Smith:
THE thing which has largely
disappeared Is the mystery Of
the unknown, the element OF
danger, actual or potential, from
wild beasts and wild men, from
death in unexpected forms, from
thirst, hunger and cold.
For men OF the adventurous
type the lure lay mostly in the
pitting of courage and frontier
craft against these odds"
A book for Wild West fans
a book that hauntS. that has on
its every page the stamp of a
unique, vanished America.