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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-11

MFR. and Mrs. Robert Mcmillan
of Lucedale. spent Sunday with
Mr.. McMillan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alma Mcmillan of Ever
green.
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Dies In Action
On Twentieth
Birthday

News has been received by the
Rev. W. B. Hollingsworth, for
mer Vancleave resident. of the
death of his youngest son, Dom
aid, acting as a machine gunner
in France.
The notification came from
the War Department which sat
ed that Hollingsworth met death
July 10, the date of his twentieth
birthday.
Readers of the Chronicle Star
will remember a story about the
four Hollingsworth sons being in
the service. Il was written by
the elder Mr.. Hollingsworth who
stated that Donald, his youngest
son, entered the Army last Aug
ust and following his boot train
ing was sent to England whence
he took part in the French coast
invasion.
The three brothers who survive
the young hero are Captain
James, Lieutenant William, and
Warren Hollingsworth. All of
these boys have distinguished
themselves in action, Warren
having been awarded the Army
Medal and three Oak Leaf clus-
ter.
The Rev. Mr.. Hollingsworth
now resides in Jackson, La.
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able to remain long enough to
see Jack, who came Sunday
from Whiting Field, Fla.
The fourth son, c. c. Mccoy,
Jr., is undergoing boot training
at Camp Peary u. S. Naval Sta
ton, and so could not be with
the family.
Ii. Leo E. Davis Returns to Post
1t. Leo +. Davis has returned
to his duties at Tonotah, New,
after having been called to Pas
cagoula a few days before the
birth of his daughter at the jack
son County hospital July ID. 1t.
and Mrs. Davis maintain their
home at Vancleave but the
latter with the baby is residing
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Grant,
$50 Joe street, in Pascagoula,
while 1t. Davis is away.
Marion L. Batiiste Visits Family
AT the conclusion of his ten
weeks of boot training at Camp
Wallace, Texas, Seaman Marion
I. Battiste is home on a ten day
leave which he is spending with
Mrs. Battiste and their children
at their home on River road.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-11

CHIEF MACHINIST MATE
CHARLES ]. SMITH. who de-
parted last Sunday to u
his duties aboard the USS
"Greenbrier." after a Today
leave of absence which he spent
with his wife. the former Miss
Evelyn Golf. and their children
Charles. Jr. and Betty Jean.
Chief Smith was stationed on
the Nike" for three years and
was on il al the time that it
was stationed in Pascagoula.
He has been on the Green
brier" for three and a half
years.
Nclle Roberts in Saipan Invasion
According to two letters re-
Gently received by Mr.. and Mrs.
@. G. Roberts. Vancleave, their
son, Staff Sergeant Nolle Rob-
erts of the United States Marines,
went through the Saipan invasion
without a scratch. This is one of
the successful invasions for which
the Marines paid highly with
their lives. So it is a relief to
hear from any from this section
who took part in it, and came
out unscathed.
Kruise Switzer to Come Home
Saturday
According to a telegram re-
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. j. E..
Switzer, 1877 Grant street, Pas
cagoula, their son, Electricians
Mate Kruise Switzer of the Unit
ed States Navy will arrive home
Saturday to spend a leave with
them. He has been in the Navy
for the past four years.
Sergeant Walker Home From
New Guinea
Relatives and friends of Ser
geant Louis Walker gave him a
royal welcome on his arrival
home in late July on a furlough
visit with his wife, the former
Eunice Krebs, and his mother,
Mrs. Placide Walker and mem
bers of her family. Sergeant
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MELVIN PARKER. seaman.
first class, who has been assign
ed % the crew of an LIST at the
Amphibious Training base at
Camp Bradford. Va. where he
is going through the strenuous
training required of bluejack-
cts who man the beach hitting
landing tank carriers, which
are among the biggest ships in
the Nays invasion fleet. The
young blueiackei is The son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Parker
of Escaiawpa.
Three Out of Four Mccoy Boys
Home Last Week
Three of the four sons of Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Mccoy of Pasca-
goula. who are in the service
enjoyed visits home last week.
They were Charles E. Mccoy,
yeoman. first class, USN, John
seaman first class, of the
United States Coast Guard, and
Jack Mccoy, seaman second
USN.
Charles has just returned from
a lengthy stay in the Canal Zone
and was en- route to New York
for reassignment somewhere in
the States. John was on leave
from his ship at Norfolk.
Unfortunately they were not
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RETIREs BEHIND BEARD

Havana = Ernest Hemingway.
never noted for a retiring ma
ture, SHES. away from publicity
about his luxuriant new beard
that in Havana is fast becoming
a landmark like MORO Castle.
The beard is fully-developed,
covers the cheeks. chin, jowls
and is wholly unitarian. II
keeps the biting tropical sun at
his favorite fishings off his ten
der facial skin. But he won't let
cameramen near him.
Watch for the beginning of Ex-
change and Auction Sale.-Stig-
ler's.
The foundation of the British
Museum dates from 1853.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-11

PRIVATE HENRY RANKIN
RAVENS. Vancleave. Miss
mi. Pleasant community. son
of Mrs. Johanna and the late
Bill" Ravens. Private Havens
has been in the Hawaiian Is
lands since June. 1912. and is
now stationed at Pearl Harbor.
He attended Vancleave High
School and was employed at
the Jackson County Mills prior
to his entering the service.
Sgt. James v. Wyatt Returns
To Post
Sergeant James v. Wyatt de-
parted Saturday for Camp After
bury, Ind, after spending ten
days with his wife and sons, ].
v. Jr., and Horace Laddie, whom
he was seeing for the first time.
He also visited his parents, Mr..
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and Mrs. George Wyatt at Esca-
tawpa.
Sergeant Wyatt, who entered
the service in March, l943, has
been stationed at Camp After
bury since April of this year.
Bluejacket Hurd Visits Wife
frankie Woodrow Hurd, sea-
man, second class, arrived Sat-
urd avon a seven-day leave
which he is spending with Mrs.
Hurd at 1874 Jackson, Pascagoula.
And he also received a royal
welcome from Red" the dog
that refused to be comforted
when his master went away.
Crawford Dees Receives
Promotion
Among the sailor graduates
from the Aviation Storekeepers'
school at Jacksonville, Fla, on a
recent date was Crawford Dees,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Dees, Ala School street, Pasca-
goula.
He has been promoted to Avi.
alton Storekeeper, third class, in
the u. S. Navy, and, being a
qualified aviation storekeeper
will probably see service with a
naval air unit.
Entering the Navy Nov. II
1943, Dees received his recruit
training at cambridge, Md, be-
fore being transferred to the
Naval Air Technical Center at
Jacksonville.
Charles D. Hill at University
OF Illinois
According to the Public Rela-
tions Office of the Ninth Naval
District at Great Lakes, Ill,
Bluejacket Charles d. Hill, "a
years old, is a recent enrollee at
the University of Illinois at Ur-
Ill.
Selection to attend this spe-
school at the University is
dependent upon results Of recruit
training aptitude tests.
After successful completion of
the course, which includes the
use, operation and maintenance
of diesel engines, Hill will be
eligible to win a petty officers
before receiving further
duty orders.
His wife, Mrs. Charlene Hill,
resides at 1922 14th street, Pas
.agoula.
Charles c. Barber Appointed
Flight Officer
A news release from the Pub
lie Relations Office at the Army
Air Forces Pilot School at Moody
Ga, announces that for
mer Aviation Cadet Charles C.
Barber of Moss Point has been
appointed flight officer with the
of pilot, following his
graduation from the AAF Pilot
school there.
The release states "A member
Class 44-G, Mr.. Barber will
be assigned to plotting multi-en-
zine aircraft such as light, me-
or heavy bombers, trans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-11
Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant
The Woman's Division of Chris
tan Service mel at the church on
Sunday afternoon, with Mrs. N.
NJ. Carter, Spiritual Life leader,
conducting the worship service.
The scripture from LIST Cor 18th
chapter, was read by Mrs. j. j.
Ware, followed by prayer by Mrs.
Lloyd Golf. Song Have Thine
Own Way, Lord was sung, and
Mrs. Ray Roberts gave an inter-
esting reading on Principles
of Christian Stewardship" fol-
lowed by the hymn Help Some
body Today" Mrs. M. P. Davis,
vice president, presided at the
business session. Mesdames J. j..
Ware, Ray, L. c. and Ruble Rob-.
erts, Lloyd Golf, Alfred Roberts,
Roland Ware, N. NJ. Carter, NJ. p.
Davis, Laurin Ware, and Miss
Margaret Ware were present.
The next meeting (third Monday
EVENING" will be in the home Of
Mrs. Ruble Roberts. Mrs. Alfred
Roberts closed the meeting with
prayer. A meeting of the Youth
Fellowship followed The meeting
of the Division.
Mrs. Quincy Roberts attended
the zone meeting held Mt Esca-
tawpa on Wednesday. She was
presented with a Life Member
ship in the Woman's Society Of
Christian Service at that meet
ing by her sons, daughters and
husband, in the name of the Mt.
Pleasant Society of which she is
a member.
Nathan Hardin left on Monday
to stay with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Hardin. in
Virgins, where he will attend
school this winter.
Mrs. Frances Booker of Esca-
tawpa is visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Albert Miller and other relatives
in Evergreen this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Roberts
and son, Gaylen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Wand evender of
Pascagoula, were guests on Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Rob-
erts and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Har-
ris and family.
Sizzling barbecued steak with
all the "fixins' was enjoyed on
last Saturday night at the home
of MI. and Mrs. ]. c. Harris,
when about so of their friends,
including Mr.. Harris associate
shipfitter foremen of ingalls,
Ways No. 6 to 10 and their fam
lilies from Pascagoula and other
neighborhoods, gathered togeth-
er.
Mrs. Nola Mcmillan Mohr of
Evergreen left last week for San
Diego. Calf, to join her husband
who has been transferred to the
u. S. Navy Yard there.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Ware on Sunday eve
ming were MI. and Mrs. Roland
Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurin Ware,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble Roberts
and sons.
Mrs. R. J. VanHorn and young
Van Roberts were Biloxi shop
pers on Friday.
Mr.. All Stage has taken a po-
sition at Brookley Field, Mobile.
Mrs. Stage, together with her
sister, Mrs. Cliff Rouse, recently
visited her father, Mr.. Bonham
in Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Lyons
spent several days in New Or
leans last week while Mr.. Lyons
was on his vacation from Ingalls,
5hipbuilding corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble Roberts
and son, Van, were supper guests
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Of Mrs. r, J. vsnHorn on We'd
nesday evening.
Nurse Lonnie Mcdonald of
Pass Christian, Miss. was visit
ing her sister and father, Miss
Choyce and Mr.. w. W. Groves,
over the weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Harris and
daughter, Patty Carol, motored
20 Huntsville. Miss, Wednesday
for a visit with Mr.. Harris par
ents there, and to bring home
their son, Buddy who had been
visiting there for several days.
w. c. Clement of the Coast
Guard in New Orleans, and his
recent bride. Mrs. Nollene Car
ter Clement. were weekend
guests of Mrs. Clements parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Roberts had
as their guests for several days
last week, Mrs. Roberts sister
and niece, Mrs. W. 7. McLaurin
and Miss Joyce Ann, of Newton,
Miss.
Miss Margaret Ware was the
guest on Wednesday night OF
Miss Tommy Hearn of Moss
Point.
Mr.. L. v. Nelson of Big Point,
has been in the home of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.,
and Mrs. Norris Roberts.
Floyd Vaughn of the u. S..
Navy, GulfporL has been home
on a visit with his parents. the
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Vaughn, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcmillan
of Lucedale, spent Sunday with
MIR. McMillan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alma Mcmillan of Ever
green.
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M6R alws o. .
so IN "I us NJ

Walker spent a year and a half
in Australia and then was trans
ferred to New Guinea where he
served for another year. He has
now departed for TT. Sam Hous-
ton, Texas. where he will be
stationed.
Allen J. Krebs Completes
In Radar
Petty Officer Allen J. Krebs,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Krebs
of Pascagoula, has completed a
course in radar at the Naval Avi-
alton Technic CT a MS Training
Station at Memphis, and has
been transferred to a gunnery
school at Whidbey Island, Wash.
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,ort or cargo planes.
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Mr.. L. v. Nelson of Big Point,
has been in the home of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Roberts.
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Floyd Vaughn of the u. S.
Navy, GulfporL has been home
on a visit with his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Vaughn, re-
Gently.
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Miss Margaret Ware was the
guest on Wednesday night OF
Miss Tommy Hearn of Moss
Point.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18

Americke a australasia oddi-
ly Sc spojily v dzungli IA mil
vychodne cd Saidaru ma Move
Guineji. Tim bylo dokonceno
dobyvan1 Huonskeho poloostro-
va.
MacArthurovo letectvo pod
nika neustale nalety ma Ra-
baul, ma ktery bylo v posled-
Mich nekolika dnech svrzeno
nekolik set tun vybusnin a Sc
stTeleno nekolik des1tek 1eta-
del. Spojenecke velenf ozna-
mule, re ctyTi japonska letiste
u Rabaulu byla neutralisovana
a lie ocekavat brzke obsazeni
Rabaulu a Madangu ma Move
Guineji.
Green Island, posledni ostrov
Salamounske skupine, byl OBJ
sazen New Zeelandskym vol
skem.
Americka letadla konajfc1
let ma velkou vzdalenost, byla
pouzita pro nalet ma ostrov
Wake. Je to druhy nalet We
dvou dnech a 13. cd zacatku
valky, oznamil admiral Ches-
ter w. Nimitz.
Admiral zaroven oznamil, re
Americana 1toc1 ma zbyvaj1c1
ostr1vky We skupine Marshall
ske i spustili 100 tun bomb ma
mfsta, jez jsou doposud pod
mocf JaponcG. Nen1 We zpra-
We udano misto, ma ktere Anne
ricane 1tocili, je vsak pfipome-
nuto, re je to velmi d1lezity
koral, ma kterem ale Japonci
odpor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Va1ka.
(Pokracovan1 re stranky -
Italska frOnta.

Spojenecke trupy 5. armady
podporovane ohlusuj1clm bonn
bardovanfm z valecnych plavi-
del, odrazily novy nemecky u
tok ma invasnf pTedmostf pod
R1mem.
V teze dobe americke trupy
pronikly ku predu pri prudke
bitve v obvodu mesta Casino,
kde je hlavni fronta 5. armady.
Zprava z hlavnfho spoje-
neckeho stanunu hlasila: "V o.
blasti Anzio nase valecne lodi
poskytly dalsf podporu levemu
kridlu armady palbou re svych
del" Slime oddly britske flo
tily podllely Sc rovnez ma teto
akci vrhajfce traskaviny ma ne
mecke koncentrace nedaleko
pTedmostf.
Ma fronte 8. armady ma dru-
he strane napTfc Italif nemecke
najezdne oddly byly tez "a
hnany sc znacnymi ztratami.
Spojenecke komunike dale hla-
81: INA vsech frontach byly O.
perace ztfzeny destem, snehem
a plfskanicf."
Situace, ktera sc koncem mi
nuleho tydne zdala byt ma
predmostf u AnZia kritickou, Sc
nynf podstatne zlepsila.
V sobotu a nedeli, kdy
spatne pocasf a bouTka memo
znily pouzitf spojeneckeho le-
tectva, zasahlo ma pomoc t1sne-
nym oddfldm pate armady va
leone lodstvo a re svych del
pablo ma nemecke posice. V
pondelf Sc pocasf zlepsilo, a
spojenecke l~etectvo opet mo-
hlo pouzft sve prevahy a Easy
pat nemecke posice a komuni-
kace destem bomb. Soucasne
byly dopraveny ma pfedmosti
znacne posily. Vysledkem tech
to operac1 bylo, re Nemci opet
presli do defensivy. Angelica
ne dobyli cast 1zemf ktere ztra
till u Aprilie, a Nemci sami ted
pTiznavajf, re spojenci mali
prevahu v materialu. Cd vylo-
den1 bylo tn zajato 1000 Mem
CT. Nelze ovsem ocekavat ry-
chly 1spech a postup v tonic
smeru - ackoli Churchill wy
dial v sobotu v Londyne prohla-
SEMI, re Rim Dude brzy dobyt a
re nenf zadnych dGvodG k pc
simismu. 0a!
u Cassina pokracujf zufive
dtoky a poulicnf boje mezi A
mericany a Nemci, kteff Sc bra
nj v domech. Postup sc tn me-
Fl ma yardy. ~Spojenecke veil
telstvf oznamilo, re Nemci O.
pevnili starry klaster ma hofe
Casino, a tento byl leteckym
bombardovanfm pfemenen v
ssutiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
HLEDA E

Starry Porcelain, Sklenene Veci,
Missy, Ozdoby vseho druhu.
Soukromny sberatel zaplati
dobr6 ceny. Piste anglicky po-
drobne Box sos, Telegram,
843 N. Washington ST. : 5, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Letecka frOnta.

Britske a americke letectvo
podnikalo v sobotu, v nedeli a
V pondelf dopoledne cetne ma
'ety ma francouzske a holland
ske invasn1 pobTez1 a ma meme
cka letiste V teto oblasti. Mem
ci tyto nalety oznacuj1 "a pfi-
pravu k invasi.
Nemci Sc pokouseli o odvet-
ne nalety ma Londyn. Asi Is
nemeckych letadel proniklo v
noci ma pondel1 mad Londyn a
zpIsobilo jistou skodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
MODERNf DUN

z vypal. cihel, rs Block Carrot
Ave. 2 a~partmenty, klubovni
svetnice We sklepe. Parnf vyta-
pen1. Pozemkova dan $500.
Podrobnosti poda F. KALAS v
1Tadovne Slavic. Telefon We
dine BR 624O, vecer 30 13O8-J.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18

V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazku 1cinkuj1:
Abe Tourist, 224 lb. (zidov-
sky zapasn1k) VS.. Leo Wallock
218 Id. z Detroit.
Lloyd Mathis, 1872 ID. (Glenn
Martin Aircraft Corp.) VS.. John
Vanskey, PIG ID. (Litvfn).
The Great Don Evans, 235
lb. z Texasu vs.. Mike Demetre,
228 ID. (Kanadsky Rek).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Diva mssice "a cibuli.

New York, (CTK) Poole
zpravy " prazskem den1ku
"Der Neue Tag" z 20. listopadu
byl Rudolf HrGza z Keischlitz
(?) odsouzen k dvema mesi-
cum vezenf a 10000 K pokuty
"a nedovoleny prodej cibule.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Karel Kverka mrtev.

Londyn, (CTK) Karel Kver
ka, byvaly Glen vyboru praz-
skeho Syndikatu ceskosloven-
skych novinarG, zemrel v Pra-
re V pondeli 6. dnora We staff
70 let. Pohreb sc konal IA. d
nora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Prist1 1tery, dine %. 1nora v
kT1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Conto-
sem v hlavnim zapase ktery
jest urcen ma dobu jedne poraz
ky ucinkujf:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Maly ~OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
PRODA Sc:
We FULLERTON HEIGHTS
MODERNf

pine insulovany, 5 svetnic a slu-
necn1 pokoj, bridlicova strecha,
vytapen1 olejem a horkou vo-
dou. Pozemek 1OOx167 sire
vfcG, garaz,A ovocne stromy a
kere, zelinarska zahrada s ce-
mentovymi a cihlovymi chod-
Milky. ONO koupiti s pozem-
KEN neb bez neho. Venkovske
LEVINE dane. Podrobnosti poda
F. KALAS v 1redovne "Slavie"
Telefon We dine BR 624O, vecer
30 1857.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
Katerrina FiSer

a nyn1 klidne spf svdj v6cny
sen ma Narodn1m hTbitov6, a
ia prichazfm abych il v6noval
upffmnou vzpom1nku.
Iva duse cista k vysinam Sc
vznesla- svitem hv6zdicek Ty
zarmutek mil iris, lee z bolu
THY, jake probuzen re n bu-
de, az "a Tebou pr1jdu v mad
pozemskou r1S.
K uct6ni pamatky I've venuje:
JOSEF FISER, SYN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18
VZPOMtNKA.

S bolnym srdcem vzpomi-
nam ma den "a. Unora, neb to-
mu Dude 8 let co me opustila
mole milovana matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-18

Michael Leone, 218 10. (Ital-
sky champion VS.. Babe Sharkey
253 Id. (Texas Tornado).
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Johnnie Long, 1877 ID. z Bal
timore a Maurice LaChappelle,
1877 Id. VS.. Wild Dick Bishop,
232 Id. z Kanady a War Eagle,
220 lb. Kanadsky Indian.
Vftezi zfskati musi dive vftez-
stvl re tTech utkan1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-22
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STABLE cow MANURE. sI2 ton, for VIC
tory gardens; immediate delivery. Gail
Woodley 255S
STARK TREES BEAR FRUIT years voting
err than ordinary varieties; you can now
have luscious jumbo size fruits, tree-ri-
pened, freshly picked for the table or
market: supply limited, order early. Phone
Il. 1859 for Stark Bros. Nurseries or write
Howard DoWney, WASHINGTON .. D. C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-22
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

OAK AND HICKORY fireplace wood, sea
soned, $50 cord, delivered in NV Wash
fngton only; also COW manure. well rotted.
guaranteed finest quality. CHI 3i41.
FIREPLACE, furnace and stove wood. cut
any length and delivered, SIS per cord
Call Falls Church ISsS-R
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD. cut to any
lehgths, also kindling: prompt delivery
OAK FIREPLACE wOOD, $40 per cord.
Mixed stovewood. $3.50. full or y, cord:
delivered in Washington Also kindling.
Spruce 026f;
WOOD FOR SALE. any length; reasonable
price: prompt delivery. Call J. l.. Shockey,
Falls Church S22-W-2
ANDIR0NS. fire tools, screens and all fire.
place goods, repaired and reffnished. d. l..
Bromwell. 7.t3 18th st, NV. ME. l1a4.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine.
National 1862 EVENINGS, DU. 1850. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-22
BOATS.

WANTED-Boat with good luboard and
small cabin; $3.50 tops. Write Ray, 900
RlttenhouSe st. NV
LIFE PRESERyEKS, eork; no priority.
Inc. sos Maine ave. NV Elk. 1905.
EAiRFORM FLYER, 40 IT. II IT,: twin
Rermath l0O-h.p. motors, speed, 1918
m p, h. completely equipped, including light
plant. dinghy and many extras: sleeps s.
See Stewart, Corinthian Yacht Club OF
phone owner. CHI. 2S:i2