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Evening star., 1944-02-24
PINE FURNITURE.
CRAYON MARKS?
NAN NfAf1VIND'
REQUESTED by Mrs. r. j.,

h6queStSu Oy MIS-. n. y.
HydttSUille)
Would like to pass on my expert
ence to Mrs r. S.. who desires to
give a blond finish to unpainted
pine furniture:
I had an unpainted chest of
drawers which I finished to re-
semble the waxed birch beds in my
nursery.
First I Sanded down any rough
places and wiped off all dust and
dirt. Then I rubbed into the wood
a generous supply of hot linseed oil.
l gave the furniture three applica-
tions of this. allowing each day
or two to soak in. After the surface
felt dry l took clean cloth and
wiped off any dust that had settled,
then applied coat of shellac. After
this was completely dry I applied
another coat and after it had dried
waxed the furniture. Several wax
ings will produce greater luster.
The results were excellent.
If any one has had experience in
removing black wax crayon from
""AA P"PSA "ouio dPpl CCldtc IledT-
ing of 1t through the Clearing House
REQUESTED By Mrs. J. R. P,
BrandyUine, Md
My small boy has decorated his
room with heavy black crayon.
The resulting combination of black
scrawls and light blue fiat paint
on the walls is not especially at
tractive. Has any reader had a.
similar experience, and can any,
thing be done about it? 1 want to
avoid the upheaval of a fresh paint
ing job if possible.
MEAT SUBSTITUTES?
REQUESTED by Mrs. T. D. r.,
WashingtonJ
Some years ago a small health |
food restaurant think it was prob
ably a Seventh Day Adventist shop)
served several kinds of meat substi--
tutes. They are made with cereal. |
nuts and other things
I surely would like to be able to
make these now. I have tried sew
Evening star., 1944-02-24
(ThankS to Mrs. E. NJ. c.,
Arlinqton.)

III tETIy IUTIT
Regarding "the custard problem, >
I believe the writer is beating" the
mixture too much. 1t is my under
standing that custards are to be
beaten only very lightly; it is best
to use a fork and beat only enough
Evening star., 1944-02-24
Readers Clearing House

to blend with the milk. The air
in the mixture is likely to cause
holes and break up the result. If
the oven is kept around 325, that
ou"ht to be hot enough, and should
give a satisfactory result.
1 hope this may be the right an
sWer to this problem.
Evening star., 1944-02-24
THANKS to Mrs. A. L. B.,
AriinotOn.J

If Mrs. A. w. Meg. had her oven
tested for correct temperature, she
might find it registers hotter than
$50 degrees, which might be the
cause of the custard curdling.
Evening star., 1944-02-24
BOTTLENECK TROUBLE

BOTILENECK TROUBLE
(Thdnks to v. Y,
Washington
To Mrs. L. w. G., who asked how
to remove marble from the neck
OF bud vase I removed one by
gluing a small stick to the top of
the marble. After the glue was
thoroughly dry I drew out the
Evening star., 1944-02-24
IODINE STAINS.

(ThankS to Mrs. D. M. S.,
Mclean, Vd.)
I have successfully removed iodine
stains from colored fabric by hold
ing the iodine spots over a steaming
kettle.
Evening star., 1944-02-24
(ThdnkS to Mrs. L. r.,


Can any of the readers of the
Clearing House tell me how I can
remove iodine stains from walnut
and mahogany furniture?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08
StettiniuS Tells
Why He Serves
lContInued from Page Twel

young Stettinius was destined e
become the 100000 a year chair
man OF the hoard OF U. S. Steel
after being vice president Of Gen
eral Motors at the age o. 81, hi,
start came from source which
knew little or nothing of his rich
background.
GOT START AT GM
lie was launched into his re-
markedly precocious career by
John Lee Pratt, then vice pren'
dent of General Motors. Pratt
was an alumnus of the University
OF Virginia, Stet's school, and was
attracted 10 'he young man In
1924 by a piece which appeared
in the university'S alumni news
about Stet's curiously unorthodoN
life as an undergrad.
Young Stet was an oddity al
the university. lie didn't drink
didn't smoke, spoke with a dam
Yankee accent, didn't go in for
sports, though he had muscles
didn't have Stutz Bearcat
though he had money enough "a
buy a stable of them; taught a
Sunday school class. and inter
ested himself in the schools
YMCA and in setting up bureau
90 find jobs in Charlottesville for
boys who did not have enough
money 10 attend the somewhat
snobhsh old institution.
DOESN'T LIKE GAMES
Stet had the inexplicable habit
OF going for horseback ride, or
a swim or long hike instead Of
sitting in a grsndstand and watch
ing other athletes work their
muscles. tIIe still would not walk
across the street 10 see World
Series, an Army-NaVy game or a
Dempsey-Louis fightD lie rode
around Charlottesville in a clank-
ing Model 7 Ford, begging jobs
for hard-pressed or prospective
students.
When he left in 1924 after four
years, without diploma the fell
i'll while he was senior) the
Alumni News wrote up his good
works and tacitly concluded that
he wasn't such bad egg after
adjust un-college.
He had decided 10 become an
Episcopalian minister, but trip
10 Europe and the offer of a Job
from Pratt at General Motors
changed his mind.
~ CENTS AN HOUR
Siet worked three years as a
stockFoem attendant in GINS lily.
att roller bearing works at-s4
cents an hour, and worked hard
declining all efforts by his family
10 smooth path for him else
where, He learned a lot about the
working man and in 1925 when
Pratt appointed him special
assistant he was ready 10 act
lie put through group-insur-
ance plan for GINS employees, q
policy amounting To $450. 000, 90.
He set up clinics for employees,
cleared out Mushrooms and COM
missaries, inaugursted the plan
Of institutional advertising now
so popular.
Tn 1891 he was made vice pres
ident in charge Of industrial and
public relations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

! The country was groggy with
It's depression in 1892 when Stst
volunteered 20 work In the share
the-work plan In New York. IL
introduced him 10 the governor
OF New York, Mr.. Roosevelt.
The plan needed an endorse
ment from Roosevelt and Stet
was picked TO get II. He did not
know the governor so he called
his fathers old secretary. John
J. Bennett, New York's attorney
general. Bennett said;
You'll Just have to go up To
Hyde Park and take q chance
ON seeing him"
lie had to talk his way past
the n. Y. state guards at the
Hyde Park gates but finally got
into the Presidents study. Roose-
welt and his mother were having
tea and the old lady looked up at
the slightly harried young man,
invited him 10 have a cup When
Roosevelt reached him cigaret
ne dropped the cup with a clatter
but he got the endorsement.
He left, ear-marked by the fu-
ture president,
Stet served for year with the
late Gen. Hugh Johnson on NRA
as liaSion man between the Blue
Eagle and the industrial advis-
DRY board.
REVAMPED z. s. STEEL
Stets progress was dizzy after
that He was taken into u. s.
Steel by his friend. Myron Taylor.
helped reorganize that vastly
sprawled empire and was voted
chairman of the board when Tay-
lor retired.
He was ~ and considered too
big for his britches by the old
guard. Had he not come to terms
with the CIO' Did he not sue
cessfully oppose reduction of
wages in keeping with the reduced
price of steelY He did, and that
man in the White House, who has
long memory, which in this
case was stimulated by the en-
thusiasm Of Harry Hopkins, began
making pointed inquiries about
him.
fTomorroW's concluding ar
ticle will trace the rapid rise OF
Mr.. Stettinius through assorted
government bureaus and the
back-breaking schedule he main
tains az new secretary of state.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-08

fTomorrow's concluding ar
ticle will trace the rapid rise OF
Mr.. Stettinius through assorted
government bureaus and the
ck-breaking schedule he main
tains as new secretary of state.)
Evening star., 1944-03-18
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MorvIond and VIRGINIA


5iIs PoWHATAN RD., East Riverdale,
M NO. ~ neaToomS and private bath; block
room for two girls.
PrlVats PT apt; small family. Call Sunday.
NICE BASEMENT RM.--With wood floor.
Private bath; for settled woman, in ex-
change for small eynins work. WI. 1880.
TWO SINGLE ROOMS in private home
pleasant surroundings, ,tonv., to Pentagon
and Munitions Bldg. Alex. 1858.
ARLINGTON. 400 South Cleveland St
Private room, new home; lovely yard and
garden: mother and 3-year-old child will
share with l., $50; 2; $40; small extra
charge for kitchen and basement privileges.
5IIs POWHATAN RD., East Riverdale.
Md; = bedrooms and private bath; block
TAKoMA PIX: MD;-single room, pvt
way exposure; ! "a blocks express bus. SH
9346 nights: d. 0525-X47l days; $50,
1000 W. BROAD ST, Falls Church. va
Large front room suitable for employed
couple or 2 girls. Telephone F. C. 2SS2,
ARLINGTON--2 nicely furn. rooms avail
able in naval officer's home; conv. to
tranSp. and shopping. officers preferred
Glebe 5Sl3
Evening star., 1944-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHS.. CALCULATORS-Bu
toughS, victor SundStraud, Monroe, Mar
cnani' hand and cleo sale or rent; reas.
sITcle; I i ! liz: az Ian St NV. DI, 1872.
JanH, mp, motor. good condition, e22j.
Leo Roeea, Inc, 1901 Conn. ave. EN- 1900.
ANTIQUE CLOCK, Louis XIV char, new
shower OUTFIT. Amer Oriental rug, axl2:
3-pc wal bedrm. suite, dishes, cooking
utensils, candelabEa, new elec percolator,
aeateF' heater oEaperles,, piate-g!aSs medicine
fRest' en-, ,, perfect cond 81 18th St. NV,
ANTIQUES, chest OF drawers Colonial
sofa, prism glass fixtures for manteI gold
mirrors mirrors canaiestickS i!stick and dining room
AquARIJ Ms, all sizes, 5 gal, Sl.9S 10
gal ~ -. VIDE selection, tropical fish
~ I'VE food, Tubltez and White worms. 3s25
BEDS -Ro!laway. with layer felt mat
tre$s Hollywood beds and brand-ncW
springs cur prices. immediate delivery
atlas. 9Hl Q st. Il ". DI. 1857
BEDS, single. and double, springs and mat
treSSes. good conditions reasonable ia
81 II ST. Decatur ST. NV. -"
BEDS Dunk, With al springs ana mat
lreSseS; S3905 complete real buy
Atlas, - G 81. NV. d. 3531
BEDROOM SUITE, chests, davenport suite
studio couch, Hollywood bed rug. we DO
BEDROOM SUITES, two complete. l lving
room and | mahogany dinette suite. furn!-
ture not mos. old After , D m, 1921
BiSoCctULAR. zelss. sx4o power; excellent
condition. Price. $50 Phone Gil. Il6l.
for woman. co. 9526
BRooDER; one, electric battery. capacity
500 day-old chicks; cost Sl1O; sacrlfice
$50. Falls Church S20-W-l.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HUNTER, bay mare. years, sound. 10
hands, excellent, gaits: privately owned
ride or drive. Edgewater Riding Academy
G and N. H. NV lSs
3 TEAMS Of young Percheron horses. 5, 6
and years old; viii work anywhere: well
ma6cne9; 9nnI Ghantilly Farm. Fairfax, Va.
deal for children or beginners; @ res ressonabie. aa
6NR 6l'islss s.YExR 2gsss OLD GRAY MARE, s1a5.oo;
one 2-year-old brown mare, s75 90. Cali
eve. or phone VIM. A. Prye, Alexandra
5941 (Annandale, Va).
FOR SALE Virginia work horses and
mules; saddle horses, l nice spot: saddles,
brides, buggies, harness. Green Meadows
RReIsTEREb b. JERsES eoWs @Vae tann buIs and
bounds and pups. E. b. Jones. Fails
fqHsfn PURE BRED iaE JERSEY BULL, registered for
sale; 2 years old April 5. 1914. Phone
MULE, aged 10 to ~ years; work single or
double: price, S140. Call Mr.. Curles, At
KiDfNd isiiSif HORSE. s years old; jumps: can
ton, Va. or call Mr.. Miller. CHI. ss29.
PIGS-Seyeral Duroc and Berkshire; S5;
CHESTNUT MARE, for sale; SOUND 8
yrs. 161; suitable back or hunter; $3.50,
North End Stables, Silver Spring. Md
HORSE, for sale: will work or ride;
BULLS. pyrebred. 8 to Q mos. old; excel.
mltep enS preeains MI a4ss grnsey cow very good
Ponies, saddles, and brides. william Barr,
rear 2212 G. st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1902 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Lovely rooms,
swin beds, EXCEL. meals conv. transp.;
D0uBLE ROOM, also double front room
without gni board single basement rooms
1904 10th ST N.w,.-vacancy. in beau,
tiful 2nd-floor front, triple room for 2
young ladies: s42,50. Also vacancy In
double room for young lady; $40.
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms with telephones. elevator. excellent
board, home cooking; downtown. 21s
SHERIDAN ST. NW.-Triple and double
rms, in private home: convenient transp
AVAfLABIE AVAIL GaIse iMMEDrATELY 21n for 3 girls
2 connecting rooms with running water.
telephone. Breakfast and dinner daily
including 2 meals on Sunday. Slaughter
Boarding Hotel, 1927 10th st. NV.
I776 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; rea asonable.
17O6 N. HI. AVE. N.W.-Single rm., avail
able, now. Also L double room, avail.
April 1st.
ARL., Lyon Park-Double room for Of
f1cers preferably who appreciate sub
urban atmosphere; fine food and select.
congenial guests: l blk. transp.; restricted.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM. twin beds
detached home, lovely neighborhood: S45
mo. including breakfast and dinner: fne
1850 QUE ST. N.W.-Girl to share lovely
room with anesser; aansesse showers; walking dis
CREsTWooD CLUB-Lovely, cool room for
4, with private living room; also other
vacancies CIR 1917
Evening star., 1944-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RADIOS. phonosraphs, combinations, rec
Rad,o RTd DidyeTs y16 ,l5 Ia5se sslectqn c9onial
RhbGo PHoNoGRAPH OCH r com comb De dess GolS table
| tqg. Evening bet. 40, Sunday $40 =. m
RADIO BATTERIES for postables. TT must
bring radiS Br in oo Colonial Radio. 1910 14th
j 1ai9 .n,ds ,s'h s, ,pS1tn nv DE; ool$' .,.
RECORDS; Victor. i Columbia. classical: al
simple rs easy. IT'S quick. Masee's,
REfRIGESaToR 1 ava Wakn k5fnesos eoosr
#, complete with machine and coil; per
RfFRIf!ERaToR Isft s9GdsiasTi SOC RE 5ssa ,e
96x4s inches, good condition, S275' Phone one
ITPdaa sRaa4So ol No Was,gs,dns ave 10.
PrSo, g smiSh. Tps 1874 st ne Ii. $3.50.
p1in fhels wtife, RTee; s25 Phone Glebe lI6I
Ike new, 9x12, $50. 266 10th st. ne.
RUG. 9x15-ft. eggplant broadloom; two
matching runners, 9X3 #. and 9x21a it.;
Steamed dle6s 1900. Ext $50, Between 'ISS 70
i: Can be seen seen BY arpointment. na5G EN-. NJ
SAFES. medium size, business use: money
purpose. Also safe for silver storage. The
Safemnaasstters master Co. 2304 Penna. ave. NV.
SAW, beneh, lin, 1a-h,p. motor and
SCREEN WIRE, prewar, all bronze, Kool-
Screen SORES yps AND 9Sne sToRM M WINDOW comb
tions: stock now available for immediate
installation; year-round protection, storm
windows for winter with 30Tp fuel savings
and screen for summer; sashes removable
ferred payments; SO months to pay; free
demonstration and estimate in your home,
day or night, including Sundays. Call
SECRETARY. modernistic walnut; ape.
liy I'm: rm suite. slip covers, Oriental Chip
SEWING MACH Machines fsse poTtabe rita electric
rsan rsntpd stitch tit also treads
SINGER SEWING MACHINE. with cleo
trlc drive, drop head type cabinet; good
i;oadd iG;onddltlop; S25. 720 North Abingdon Ar
SOFA. fine spring construction (prewar)
down cushions; chairs with down cushions;
sold mahog. gentleman's chest of drawers;
other pieces. Lincoln Studio, 2219 Wiscon-
sPRay sn a;y. roiIpMEg2rorpp 5M 1S52 tn
one 25::cu.-ft schramm compressors. one one
1S-cu.-ft. Devilbiss electric compressor,
one. one 5-ft', one one Aft spray extension bar;
# of air and fluid lines, parts to repair
spray equipment. paints. ladders and rig
ring of every description; no priorities nee
cessary. Phone NO. 3679.
STOVE, electric, Westinghouse, tabletop;
$40. Berwyn 1871. Call after Z pm
STRING BASS, concert model, Kay, with
cover and bow; practically new; sacrifice.
sTUDIo% % coTCHEs. aa Tact factory p Rebuilt, with
beds Atlas, a2i q st. NV. Df. s7s7. "'A
slsss j. o,S4ss; ana sIiS Du ps5'ss. 'ona
paramount Co., 2120 Georgia ave. NV.
TRICYCLE. and children's wagon: both
all steel construction, prewar. with rub
Abingdon: Arlington, Va. I9'
NV, GE, 1883. Underwoods, 81 So mo-. 8
TYPEWRfTfERs' FOR Rent, ali i'm makes: ses:
TypsTTteT wIsN iroS sSls Iat9r Iath NV Adams aaa1
indicator Light, good condition. $3.50;
structions; with rubber tires, good condi-
mic jug. 1--gal. size, and approximately s
bers, S350. 72o North Abingdon. Ar
WATER HEATERS, gas automatic prevar
ster, plumbing, 627 st. NV. MA. 41e3
Evening star., 1944-03-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Soufhwnsf ond Southeast (Coot

SETTLED WOMAN to share rm. with 5-yr-
old child; very reasonable rent in ex-
change for care of children 2 nights
9o6 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W., near Govt.
bldgs Single and double rooms, running
water. light housekeeping in one. DI. 1547.
100 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Double room,
twin beds; couple or two gentlemen, pri-
yate home. conv. transp Ii. S7eT.
CAPITOL HILL 121 4th st. s.e,--Single
room, semiprivate bath; convenient trans
portation employed lady. 19'
500 EYE ST, S.E.-Single room with run
ming water; near Navy Yard: gentleman
preferred Ii 5575.
1918 EAST CAP. ST.--Double front room
nicely furn.; on car line FIR 3007.
6Si EYE ST. S.E.-2 large sleeping rooms
buildings
Evening star., 1944-03-18
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest cnd Southeast.

2O5 10Th ST. S.E.-Sgle and dble. rms,
nicely furnished, next bath; oil heat:
near transportation TR. 1850
6i6 r ST. S.W-Lighthousekeep SS
week; c.h.w.; on carline; convenient Gov
ernment bldg
IInI BRANCH AVE. sE-Newly fur
nished room in nice home; S33; lady.
800 18th ST. s.E.-Nicely furn, double
room. next to bath, connecting screened
3iIs CARPENTER sT. s.E.-aentleman:
nicely furn. room, next bath; private
home. just on Pa. ave. Ii. 1903.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1884 COLUMBIA RID N.W.-Men, $3.50
heat, 10 min town on car ins: 6ashs' a
NEAR sHoREHAM.e 1913 Calvert GAVE A st. nv" NV,
Apt. 43-zBeautiful room for / or 2 girls,
Isds ffes 1pf W snare GSl arse double
naval ocer ressonabe bHse rate Gn caii adp'fel It.
NEAR z puPoNr 1pP6sS PH oiRtLf&A t1ff9 single room
for for an Army or Navy ot1icer. Phone NO.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. - Beautifully furn.
ed-sitting room, pvt bath: gas heat
gsEase; gn e,S gooa transp ssntleman or. 5772.
1a'R PftI Z iash aR '7a9 bssgm
Rf e9 sa fqss s. PFyars tTsnsp h9me TR
i0o5 2Srd sT NW;-Housekeepi rooms,
81 week; also sleeping room, SIS wk.; near
BE room; with sleeping porch, $40: also
EXcLusIvE9Two large. P5iissf foveiy furnished
bedrooms: private home: ,conyenient trans.
PsTtatioon ooNS Meals SPtional Or 1927 Is,
furn,, 2nd floor; .washroom; next bath;
maid service. Small rm:, S.: so wk.
DOUBLE front room, for l or Q refined
BLOCK FROM WHIITTE Hao8nsE-sinsles
and . doubles Call Ex. 4453. or apply at
CONN, AVE, AND M ST. N.w.-Large
TGSm pSon. 2Pd Met O9s ssol for gentleman unlimited
ROOM FOR l OR GIRLS in apt of
service wife, on express bus TO Navy and
MSpsiSn, AMpkIraN Bldss d'N,vfRs,yV Gs Wo sSsT Meta,
bearoom, private bath and shower: in new
detached home: quiet restricted neighbor-
hood; block from bus; uni phone; laun-
so4 NIGH SnS 81 'Sce SWLrse oE orsg reeres
ton rm;, pvt; bath and shower, pvt. entr.:
5227 End ST. N.W.-Newly furn. single
room, 2-way exposure; 1S min. downtown:
unlim: phone. IA; s2l4.
2lO6 r ST; NV, block from Conn.-Large,
front. double room . closets, windows,
inner spring mattresses.
DIG MASS. AVE. N.W-Front semibase-
ment rm.. private entrance, nicely furn 4,
near bath; good heat and service: clean,
Well-kept house, nice section; walk dist
1927 ST. N,W.---Niceiy furnished front
basement rooms, single or double; S4 so
iasq 1871 u I Tsfkiy sfi NV. Observation-Disclosures
redecorsted twin-bed rooms, 81 and So
1908 N. H. AVE. NV, near Dupont
G,pTleComfS.teole Topms or furnished single
scoTr CIR Hi ssneme5 Il nsa pSh5hy tSh Beds
maple furn., next bath; no other roomers;
GENTLE home Walk downtown. Refer
s%aoa 1907 NoRraAMpToN HAN it5sE ST., fRm near Conn.
aye,-Cozy. single room. with breakfast.
founE lady. No other roomers. Wo.
DOWNTOWN. near satler Hotsl-Room,
M nsar bath with shower; gentlemen,
Evening star., 1944-03-18
BoATS.

KAYAK, IA IT, Mead: aluminium ribs:
weighs about 40 pounds; excellent condi-
EVINRUDE OUTBOARD, Speed Twin, 90
h,p.; will demonstrate. MA. 9730.
Comet class; n seasons sound as a bell.
completely rigged also have new good
quality spinnaker anchor, paddles; bronze
fittings throughout. 81, 0776.
FIRE xTINGUISHERS, 1 ot.. without
priority; underwater approved; $1,000 ca.
8. King Fulton, Inc, sos Maine ave. s.w.
ROPE-Cotton. jute, manila, sisal: inme-
diate delivery from stock S. King Fulton.
Ine Inc sos Maine ave. s;w. Elk. 3406
BOAT FOR SALE. work or fishing: 26 1T,
long, #. beamSkRed Wing motor: open
with small forward cabin; good condition;
no reasonable offer refused; must sell.
Ma. 0g67. to 5 weekdays
EVINRUDE, outboard motor, 7 h.p., per-
tect condition; will sacrifice. Phone MI.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
FARM 3 GARDEN.

MANURE, COW, well rotted, SIS per ton;
S5 per 800 lbs. or 81 per 100 lbs George
r; Blair. Seven Locks I'd, Rockville, Nd.
COW MANURE, sifted; fine for roses,
3 bu; min. delivery. WA. 4593.
MANURE, pure chicken. phosphate
treated: ideal for lawns and gardens; So
per hundred. Winmar Hatchery, SH. 1887.
TOP SOIL, dark sandy loan, good in or
ganic matter, l ton. 81; 5 tons, S15 Ma
nuie, COW, 5-ton load. $50; delivered in
Washington. David Kerr, 540O st. Bar
nabas rd. Sc. Spruce 0256.
STABLE cow MANURE, S12 ton, for Vic
tory gardens: immediate delivery. Call
Woodley 275S.
COW MANURE DIRECT FROM 1O0-COW
dairy farm; S12.5 per ton delivered in
NOT LESS than ton lots.
HOMESTEAD DAIRY FARM.
L. r. Sabine, Gaithersburg, Md
Phone GaitherShurR A3-W To-
Evening star., 1944-03-18
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

2i5 SEATON PL. N.E.-Large, clean, at
tractive room for 2 girls; newly furn :
twin beds. privileges conv. located MI
1921 MONROE ST. N.E.-Lovely, lg. rm.,
det. home. twin beds, inner-spring mat
tresseS; cars bus shops at door; privil
32i end ST. NE, Apt. 9-Nicely fur
nlshed room. convenient transp. for
WOODBRIDGE, N.E.-Attractive room. .
sirls' unlim, phone, use. of recreation
roo room With piano and ping-pong table.
REeRElaTioSN2 IisS5is AZ S2' ROOM. finished in knotted
pine. private bath, and shower; use Of
teleI hone; : single beds. Ia. 9l50.
e FURNISHED ROOMS, newly redec.. new
gentle home; & no other roomers. NO. 3449,
nerspring mattress, next shower air cooled
One or two gentlemen. Lincoln 97O3
4O6 B ST. NE.-Large front bedroom
twin BEDS, conv. location; 2 quiet, sober
If7 fa' r : s ST., NJ, Apt. No a-Beautiful
large room, twin beds, new furniture, suit
able for girls; convenient location. Call
after Il pm. Or SUNDAYS TO-
II BLOCK SENATE OFFICE BLDG.-Young
twin beds, $3.50 mo. ea; elev., phone.
l2S 81. ne Apt. 80
324 10th ST. N.E.-Sinele room for gen.
tleman; private family of adults; modern
conveniences $500 week. 49,
DOUBLE RM., $50: SINGLE. 500.
235 l st St ne at Senate Office Bldg -
L h,k,, adj bath. Also nice rm in Mt
Pleasant. and others, AID. 971S 1o'
Evening star., 1944-03-18
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WOOD FOR SALE, any length, reasonable
price; prompt delivery. ]. L. Shockey
Falls Church S22-W-2...
FIREPLACE WOOD, full measure cords ol
oak or mixed wood, "a inches. round anc
split Better wood never heard Of. Arrow.
head Farms Phone District 0122
OAK fireplace and stove wood delivered
Price, SIS cord J. s. Carper. Mclean
Eai EIarpi Elm%eod aTT x3nn 3o1 wall .o.s, !.
order $50 per cord. delivered. Box
l9S-A Star. 49,
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, cut to any
lengths, also kindlinR: prompt delivery.
OAK FIREPLACE WOOD, $50 per cord
delivered in Washington. Also kindling
David /. Kerr, 5400 st. Barnabas rd. sc.
Spruce 0256.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
National 3QRa: EyeninRs DIl 1Qhn o0s
Evening star., 1944-03-18
ROOMS WANTED,

2 GENTLEMEN desire room, l double or .
singles, with private bath; not necessarily
same location Executives in local essential
industry. Nr. Dupont Circle ares or
Brentwood Village area. Call Hoseh,
AT 0040
MAN wants second-f floor double room, with
modern furniture, vicinity 18th and CO.
lumba rd.; not over $50 per month. Box
203-A, Star 49,
BUSINESSMAN with well-trained. house
broken collie dog, desires comfortable
room: private home; near 18th and r
NV. Phone or write Room 233, Hotel
Harrington.
GENTLEMAN, cultured, total abstainer,
seeks szable, comfortable room with bath
in quiet home, preferably detached house,
April or May list. Box 244-A, Star. I9s