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Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
By PETER EDISON

BY PETER EDSON
What would the army do with a
national service law if it had one
today?
The question was put to the un-
dersecretary of war, Judge Robert
P. Patterson, as the civilian official
directly in charge of army procure
ment. The purpose was to see now
far the army wanted to go in ma
tional service legislation, to get the
war departments answers to some
of the criticisms which have oeen
made against the proposed leglsla-
ton. to try to clear up some CT tne
misunderstanding concerning "naV
is perhaps the most revolutionary
and controversial measure OF tiie
entire war, involving as 1t does the
implication that free citizens IN
democracy can be forced into WORK
not of their own choosing ana lor
the profit of another.
Judge Patterson bases The neeo
for national service on three prin-
cipal points: -.
/. It would keep labor on the Jop,,
stabilizing 1t, bringing to an eno
or reducing the terrifically hlgii
labor turnover and re-employmeht
rate which is now constant threat
/ to war production.
2. It would permit every comlnu-
nitv to mobilize effectively the Ia
Dor in its cwn area, without mar
ing necessary huge, forced migra-
tions of labor from one area 10 an
other.
3. 1t would bring an end to WORK
stoppages from any cause what
ever-strikes, labor shortages OF
the mere desire to get job some
place else.
HOW LAW WOULD WORK
To the undersecretary OF war
there is nothing to be afraid OF IN
q national service law, and ne L.
Illustrates each CT his three main
points with specific examples Oh
how he thinks the law would WORK
When Judge Patterson was IN
Australia last year, he saw tne
Australian national service law IN
action in Sydney. and the slmpllc-
itv of its operation made an I'M
preston on him. There were ShlpS
at the wharves that needed Loading
but there were net sufficient steve
dores. administrators Of the serV'
ice law called in 400 taxi drivers
,who were considered doing less es'
sential work. Out of the lot, 15(
were selected and assigned to WorF
on the wharves, and that was al
Nlere was to 1t.
This law, Judge Patterson pclnt
out. was being administered by
labor government. When he asket
if there were no resentment agains
it, he got a simple and direct an
swer: They'd rather work on TIT
docks than go fight in the jungle
of New Guinea, wouldn't they?
The whole philosophy of the opera
ton of national service laws i
summed up in that terse statement
in Judge Patterson's mind. All IN
objections to it, he sees as petit,
ouibbling over 5-cent-an-hou
wage differentials which to tn
troops in the field, called on to fac
death itself, seem utterly trivial.
HIGH LABOR TURNOVER IN U.
AS for the operation of nationa
service law in the United States
it is the undersecretary's opinio
that the needs for this legislator
at this time, are totally underestl
mated and misunderstood.
The turnover or quit rate {
- American labor in war plants is, h
# says, least understood of all. MOI
v NAL turnover rate in this countI
= is about 2 or per cent nnontl
- It has been as high as per Ger
% month, says Judge Patterson, an
= in aircraft plants it has been
high as 10 per cent month. Thf
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
Wanted! Men and
Women Who Are
Hard of Hearing

TO make this simple, no risk hearing
test II you are temporarily deafened,
bothered by ringing buzzing head noises
due to hardened or coagulated war (ceru-
mem, try the Ourinc Home Method test
that so many say has enabled them TO
hear well again. You must hear better
after making this simple test or you get
your money back at once. Ask about
Ourine Ear Drops today at Clements and
drug stores everywhere,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
Sfabbing Proves
Fatal to Pair

LONDON March 6. (UP) = two
American soldiers died in the Ches-
hire hospital Feb. II from stao
wounds suffered in fight outside
a hotel the previous night, it was
disclosed Monday.
A thirG' American soldier, whose
name has not been revealed, was
under arrest.
The dead were Private Louis Cyg-
man, 81, Gardiner, Mass, and
Richard Garcia, 30, Oceanside Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The folloping edit
oriais are presented Gs interesting 3Hin-
ions Uoiced by editors elsephere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
INDICATED POWDER
40 YEAR FAvORITE

with thousands of families, as it relieves
itching irritation Of minor skin rashes--
heat rash. baby's diaper rash. Sprinkle
on Mexsana, formerly Mexican Heat Pow
der. The kind of powder many specialists
often use. Costs little. Demand Mexsana.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06

Don't worry about the LAWYERS future
But law practice will be different More
problems are being taken before admins
trative tribunals = the SEC, OPA and
WLB than ever before. People believe
they get speedier disposition of cases be-
fore those groups. with fewer legal tech
nicalities.-JosephW W. Henderson, pres-
dent American Bar Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06

1t has become very obvious to us the
Japs have suffered severe losses among
their pilots. They are throwing green
pilots at us and we are taking care of
them in workmanlike manner. = Adml.
William F. Halsey Jr.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06

Sop up the gravy and squeeze the
grapefruit dry. Pick up the bones in
your fingers ond tip the soup bowl to
get the last spoonful-War Food Ad-
ministrator Marvin Jones
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

The greatest Encouragement for the
future lies in the fear of people that the
burdens of government will not be less
ened when the war is won-Gov John
W. Bricker of Ohio.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06

Who are we, people of the United
States, to set ourselves up to teach the
other peoples of the world?-Dean Will
liam F. Russell of Columbia University
Teachers College.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06

1t is one of my dictums that the man
who does not do more than he is paid for
doing is not worth what he is paid
DR.. Daniel l.. Marsh, president Boston u.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
NAZIS RESTRICT MARRYING

AS part of the German scheme
TO cut down the Polish population,
it is illegal for women under IS
and men under % to marry in that
occupied country.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
So the Public
M oy Know

Herewith the final instalment of the County Grand
nveSga
the County Hospital has included report in full of Dr.
Anthony Rourke Consultant Hospital Administration for
HEALTH his inquiry the of
the Grand Jury-EdtOrl
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
No. 3543
NOTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE
In the Matter of the Guardian
ship of the Estate of FRED SUM-
MER, an Insane Person.
Notice is hereby given that Carl
Heckly, guardian of the estate III
Fred Summer, an insane person,
will sell at private sale in one par
eel to the highest bidder, subject to
confirmation of the said Superior
Court, on and after Thursday the
ninth day OF March, 1914, all the
right, title and interest of said
insane person in and to that GER
tain property lying, being, and Sit
uate in the County Of Imperial,
State of California, and described
as the West Half of the North Half
of Tract Sixty-one (6D, Township
Sixteen Q6) South, Range Four
teen G4 East, S.B.M. Said proper
ty being held in fee.
All bids or offers must be in
writing and may be left at the
office of Whitelaw & Whitelaw, At :
torneys for said Guardian, at 207-
210 Rehkopf Building, Ell Centro,
or may be delivered to said guard
ian personally in said County Of
Imperial, or may be filed in the
office of the Clerk Of this Court
any time after the first publica-
ton of this notice and before the
making of the sale.
Dated: February 20, 1914.
CARL HECKLY,
Guardian of the Estate of
Fred Summer, an insane per-
son.
WHIT'ELAW & WHITELAW w
BY r. B. Whitelaw,
Attorneys for Guardian.
mo. 48) (F29-M8 inc.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-06

IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF w. w. TISON, also known
as WILLARD w. TISON, Deceased
NOTICE To CREDITORS
Evening star., 1944-08-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMPLETE REM0DELTNG. 10 years e1-
EIo5ss:;r M SS$s: ;is.r PM %o. ssss ss;.s
H39R FT00R C3 S,it5lss i9is s9th s. NV; RI; i95s
fnF cs5siI9s c5sSHsst sRss1ss
GENERAL coSTRAcfcRnxu feai N Sg types asio 81
ss: aas repair *sss asasA 4D sss
GENERAL REPAIRS. foundation to root.
FATE ToTplete M slns s,91 q storm sash. JACK R.
Joins -MANvIHIiLkE root,ns. siding. storm
ssss; sssosssr;n1acF!Slsa e. OF se ssgeeSs. GATES
ishsd; concrete and brick work. psintins
sash. Get our free estimate. Ter Terms y a..
Ranged; son,ID DIssTRIGT lsn1 RsENoVAToRs. ssn-
PAINTING. foot,ns. MS sidins. dni timing: de.
ferred payments; work started Immediate
Be Be dSrsn dSns this nr faI, or winter; AMIGO M
PAlNTrINo' AND DEcoRATiNG. 40 yrs a,
making homes brighter. Special low rates
sss Ansast 4 LUCAS kueAs ksGaaDs ssa
sss@s sssrs iictt sacuR1TY 1T1sYp0fs!iRf aohfk
MnseF Hone ono i9sSrsss dus
SCREEN your PORCH now while I have
the material. or for any home imrroye-
msnt; Cali Y 8, TAYLOR. sligo os4s ewes.
STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS. ali types
furnished and installed: 3 years TO pay
CALL A. P. WOODSON CO.-Roofins. sid
ms, insulation; combination storm sash
1919 St nv RE. $500.
IMPROVEMENT CO.-Paintins,
LaDerins. roofing, repairs, paint spraying,
Mn: LOWE. D1. 454l. H.
ASK for our free roof inspection service
en- slate, tile. asbestos and
asphalt. Estimates on siding and storm
sash to Is years to gay. SUBURBAN
ROOFERS. Sligo 56t2
CALL Will convince you Roofing, siding
insulation. storm windows. BOND ROOF
ING CO.. GL 1856. JIM. contractor o.
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SITUATIONS woMEh.

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant, books
put in order; kept: all tax reports; monthly
COLLEGE GRAD. wants full time desk
work, a real war Job: no task too big
experienced copy reader. rewrite news
paper articles, correct manuscripts for
publication: transcribe, address, mail. lille,
fold stun: rates reasonable: local refer.
SRsssMS0Kk,SIa fnsss PIX nov ,sn,n, Star ,.oa..,
alterations: reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
Irving St. NV. AFT. 4. Adams a23S
GIRL, colored, wants work cleaning Of
nces, apis. or elevator operator; have
permit Hobart 1924 A.
MANAGER .STEWARDESS = Restaurant,
hotel club, dining room. College trained
dietitian, experienced all phases food man
agemeM and personnel supervision. Box
HhRsE, coiored, doctors references, de-
sires day duty. Call Lincoln 5071 any time.
NURSE, experienced, eficient on any case,
sefsr.nn. sof2d d'e,; eti ao,s so sencumberance; Nc
ssEsIDETT MANAGER desires apartment
RY-STENOGRAPHER, six years
experience, knowledge dictaphone. college
trained, desires position in one-girl once
5-day week, no Saturdays. Box 355-v, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER-s SECRETARY. 80. en-
ployed. desires position in private busi-
nss.: $50 Fer week. Box 337-v, Star. A.
'IYPIsI: 'sYpIs., middle-aged iss seme shorthand
Y0SG 5of Sce eofoRS6 'Gs co n3S s,3s desires ,,.to,
as switchboard operator, clerk. or secre-
tary EXper hotel clerk DE 6h4R
Evening star., 1944-08-04
pQAK.

MILE o -METER-0asoline consumption
priority; pays for itself: promotes economy
& snd {, up; s. KING F1L1s' NC, sos
ISE iIa .r5sTss.ssEn 81 :isn aaS tsYst s
TMoMfsok fGH Misas f'e RGSAsouT I'M a a4oe is- and
equipment. CHIP outboard motor: win
cAsiN al crnisEs orsn en,ta anss su as~
forced to sell. Call NO. 8O22 after Z pm
FOR SALE--Outboarc Champion motor.
3h-h.p, just rebuilt. $95. call DI. 3400
SHTsoAsD tssn shS SeroR: ) z E. shtv.ish. and II.
Il. plywood factory-built boat; $175.
2114 14th st. NV.
Va W,ANIED-oSteoard meters: rssardies. q
We s1th o. sendition' cash for same 7s7
oUrsoAs1 MOTOR. am-np. rv.nrude.
in excellent condition; must sell today.
GaTaNg lsasydpg tS1ssS sSTn $50 deSs sao2 motor
used. fishins or pleasure; very GOOD con
SdiiSs' ofsS' kkfcHt. n.rconi. riss.d, 40 IT,.
very fast: excellent condition: complete
oSTsS2iD Soros SeS sssh f g. osS5
bia pike. Arlington. Ok. 1851.
TRADE-cash and used sinsie-eylinder
used marine motor, is to. Is h.p. Phone
WA. 7Qa7 except Sat. evening and Sunday
WANTRD-Outboard motor. or horse
Payer Payer late model in good condition. EN-
sxnBoST. over Is IT,, new sail. ojib.
sH oszs after pm.
ss SCI. IS: s sS sSsnss over ssss G
Evening star., 1944-08-04
PERSONAL

REDUCING, special rates; remove fat in
spots. results assured: steam cabinet baths,
Main n phone ma; sl34. 1880 ( st: 6.
Campbell. II you are IN need OF loan up
Il sSSe n yosr s1snssuss
%ssea s d none, as,rs: s:e. essse Ms. l0 soo.
dsggs dEs, O., q su.ser, pR soMMERwERcK
DIR. n. ". JOHNSON dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room COZ.
Wsstory Bids, sos 18th NV,
Room soi wsstor, sfds Ssn.., eos .IcFis'.s sass Z
CASH ADVANCED on pawn tickets. dia.
antiaSes. EivINdsToN dsTe ye.sfr co i4ss sna
GET GET + 10 WORK On TIME-u.. tel.phon.
Suss.ss sesYes c Mss III Hal p ssse
hos1s. ss sERvicss Rsi5s'si EsaI
WATCH VA sIpi REPAIRING, 2 to 4 DAYS, s.rsie. III
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tention: alarm clocks repaired: guaranteed
work. ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514 10th
ST., ST, between T. and SITS. nv. 81
Invited, Phone olebes 1854. hours si io.i
pm, closed SATURDAY: -Anslo-saxon prac-
HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED At home BY
baby portrait expert; total cost, photos,
NsEcf Sss HdfRS RoDsNT fsse cSNrRor sSss j. phases,
sstsss asys' a,ssy ,snyvRfIs Re- Sss
TENNIS ETHUSIAsTS-Profes in.
strMction by the hour. JOE REIsS. TR
Id l1U. To-
Evening star., 1944-08-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, CPA. Of ability; AVAILABLE
for immediate employment; highest refer
ASSISTANT yANITOR, colored. wife. no
children, would like quarters: Ex. 1927.
BOY, with automobile, would like lob as
messeoeer Of some sort. Call FIR. 0497. 5s
JANIToR. colored. Is years. experience.
wants apt. to take care of, with quarters
and salary; best of references. HARRY
BURTON AID. 9667. 1850 Howard St,
MAN, draft exempt, "a, married. 1 child,
good appearance, wants a permanent posi-
tion as service station manager or liquor
store salesman; also experienced in credit
and automobile financing. Sincere worker
and not afraid of long hours. Box 3l3-V,
OFFICE MGR, sb. ar. Il yrs EXP
credits. collections. correspondence, safes.
kneyiedse on ed.s. bookkespne; Zoo has car. aGE GE
PAINTING; estimates free. Phone Ran
TARuLATiNG DEPT. MGR: IA yrs exp; ;
IBM and Rem. Rand: now empl nonessen-
tial industry. AT. desires change. Box
WIND WINDoWs VS. CLEANED. new buildings. pri.
vate homes. walls cleaned, woodwork,
ofices kept clean by the month. . COM
plete cleaning service, day and night,
rubbish removed for service. floors waxed
and refinished and painting; no lob too
VII e. assf s2sa Nj SI,tss
ISiuHHHiGsi Found GkAbGxrE QUA CIVIL ENGINEER de-
slres connection with reliable concern.
Box 106-A, Star.
Evening star., 1944-08-04
HELP pQMESTlc.

COOK. white. wanted; S25 . week: one IN
family; for month of August. Me. 0973.
family: live in; references: sood wages.
Cell in person, 4606 Edmunds ct. NV. or
telephone OR 5435.
cSpS csI SrdTsS ssHsrs q, 5hou'evort hish salary
COOK. owhh White. o'rsi reliable woman; must be
GOOD cook; small family: hieh vases &C.
cordins to experience and references. MI
COOK, G,HW.; 8 am. through dinner, 6
days: good pay. WI, 3646
COOK, capable. and g.h.w., white, un-
encumbered: Maryland suburban home, 2
adults, 8 children: excellent salary for
COOK AND CIV. sioo mont month; white.
NV. section; light laundry. family Of .
adults. baby and 5-yr.-old: must live I'M;
refs; Box 172-T. Star.
COUPLE, refined: nice home; woman to do
general housework: sooe salary. Phone
6. II. W., full time; good wages: must like
children. Chevy Chase. D G. OR. 2s55.
G.H.W.; part-time. maid: no cooking OF
washing; young girl preferred no Sundays
G.H. W., laundry and occasional care of .
children. 3 days week or o to / daily;
no Sunday; no cooking: Soc an hour and
carfare; Sc. Hillcrest section. eP. 0156-W
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, 55c an hour.
GIRL Tor s.h.w. and care for children.
Reasonable WAGES. References. 81. 1857.
GIRL. colered, for g.h.w. and plain cook
ing: 2 adults. no children: good salary
stay In II desired. - Apply l41o Eye st.
NV. between 8 and D.
Evening star., 1944-08-04
Hetp poMSryc tcese. !,

GSlML as.,II asns:,I hogssv0Fs .nd iiIhs iaSP; ";
sfSn 6sffsans1s "sntsd hour; IA 3 s4s q noon, s-.,
Sssk SSs ,i1snt hoassFoIs SO ana saTfars
en- Il 8 sr..fssss :Sfs. sSs sash !. ana sds e s
e. vss sSE fSssss sSens aa, ,Gsoo dunn
GG61sEKE5rEs E. e i've = n, !. As1.qqs.oI
SsSSnHdsEs 81 poE vSIss SScv om.p ss:p n.
modern suburban home Of couple. no chii.
uCE ,u,rsn; goDA salsry, VA; SasS; .,. 8.
| ~ sr-oid Soy sttsndins kindsFssrtsn; "a;
Essa a y Sssss: s.ss S.n I'm IN. ss7s. ssssr IN p.n
nSass ansser Ms4sS 4s iSaS1ed sssn g. n.nssd ADD'
MAID, colored. general houss work, ex-
psfieneseS; peri al rsfeFsnces Sspssle Live tn q
MAID, general housewoyk: white or col.
vs n iem monsS q 81 fssfreasss ssss
aIR s.s seissa shsn. soHS oS.1 ,a.Ey b4l live n small
isI s .na
MAlD. $50 month";, live in; lovely room
shirssj a;E why W9 Sesd q q ssndx washer tns
MAID. coloIsd or white: experienced. =
take. take cars e p, hcTps; no Sunaay:, no sys s
MxiD. sSHh 'ssas ssp.risnssa a l.undr... ana .h~
slr yss2 ss2psinS; s: A. sd M sisi ISL health card
s'?s .ss. ssS IN sS
clean house ana Do iisht iaSndrsss from q
$40 am. TO 80 pm, for days anc
ssz tasa & .s.s p no a. sunsss5s ssSi
address, 66l5 5th st. NV
's' e rssdsnss d '3a Tandsd
MsfifpHbbLE;AGED WOMAN. single or widow
family. Fsrtic1lsrs. % cali B. Z. JONES
fhessf osiits xhits sissy IsE 1a for
mo. baby: must live in; do not Apply II
SGEssnAiYB SSfs ia Yo, Hod5slakEErEn. sS55la car. 70,
sp.rtmsns s 0is n sE. Shsh' dslis ss sss'
srdays, 7, 2 70 !; NO e.6G Sundays day gsfersnsss
PRACTICAL NtURsE. Housefsepsr Tor semi
nyslid Isn live I'M IN d family sod ssns fo'
fSssss cs at. AL sss' bet .nS
msnens: sh.: eh. sma. modsrn house pili psl
nsor ssoom and BATH; reiersnsss; Tel
dlteI o p.n., NJ. ofIo. immaculate. :.
WOMAN. settled, s.h.w:: light laundry: 5s.
WOMAN to care for school-age children
and keep house for working couple, able
week; no work sundays; good salary; vaca.
tion with pay. MRS. POND. IA. 1852
eyannEs sMAnk CasyS az su9daXys CHASE FAMILY on wis
consin ave. bus line requires general house
worker. Thurs. and every other Sun, on
$50 week: references required. Phone
Wisconsin 1893 between q and q.
WILL ELIZABETH JACKSON phone EN-
1913 in reaard to position?
NAVY LIEUTENANT'S WIFE at Arlington
Village wants youngish married woman ia
care for 1Q-mo. girl Mondays through
Saturdays; leave child $50 an, pick
up 6. Call CH. 1900, Ext. 695.
Evening star., 1944-08-04
DUslNRss oepoRTUNlTif3 feeet. ]

1uSlNEsS 0ep0RIuNl1le9 tesat.,
RK6fAUkANl WANTED-A6h .cllsafa
in restsursnts sinsa ae23: ler eulck sak
DkLlCATIs6KN ron sALEi socd ioestion
s,,. snd busin@sss; @ M well stocksd, ssn,pTsnt IN
Tsszs, $500 Lee hishvss. xfiinstoa. N.
. r sss. s.Sr n.s; sY;', os.sss sssss q sspd
rade 81 you: oniy. 81, 800 down; must ssil
account .lne:s II family. Deal direct ana
says S nrSser Re; this VIZ 80 fast. % hyrrs
s2ocfkY e2o H. And SSei MEAT MARKET, .ss.I,snt
csre:G sSrneeT os:; ,cc .1oc Fn; rent SSs; incqn,s
sSShpP:pi; sh q sSo nsna,sss ns Ss -;
fISSfi ani u re- ss.i.inor e,k.
doing 422.tO0 net proht year; 30-dly
;I's5 Sssss T-;sss NJ ::s', !. ssg9 @
lEsrAunANT. fully equipped, in 500
1lOsf 1scoC e 4 81 6G low Ssntsi tsks e
wAY va faupNs fuNca + sis sAiipY s. sasy q. terms s.w
very lttractiye and clean: v.Ii n sand
a.. ;ns SyiI hssss sssss 'a tx sisJse' ssos for
spts, lh:k. room and aleeping rooms.
s,isSoM DisSSso aogsr. osSe T. ds.sn.oxn u licensed;
pPoHt monshis, % is turni.hsa esa sna rsnssS
operated BY resident mgr: wonderful In
vestment Price OF property and furnish
MoLLxEDER. 1905 N. Z. 'S ave. NV NV. Nx.
ssrfooShiE ro. sALE--1ao4 4th 81. ne
Ciothine end variety store. Ladies' ho-
siery, sundries, mems clothing and work
shoes. Pressing and tailor shop in rear
OF store. Retiring from business, iii
health. WIN sell for cash cheap. Small
store, large stock. Hobart 9412. g.
WILL INVEST capital and full-time sery-
ices in established business; 35, 4-F. coll.
after q; Box 352:v. star ~
GROCERY, established .26. yrs: owner
wishes to retire: will sell for reasonable
efles RfpArk te 81 ssHof and equipment .oi for
sale; best location: good business; must
GROCERY, Riverdsie. Md; same owner
'stss Iislzsf ssSe ssfS ol:asnss
fcSp fs6 j. sToSREsR, aS Ro $3.50 sSSl to 5000 weeks,
Call BAUM, Realtor and Broker, Taylor
1857 Va, call Chestnut 1900. Ask for
WILL BUY !kood going business; gasoiine
station or liquor store preferred; quick
deal: partnership considered. Replies con-
ndential. Box 314-v. Star. or Union 1928.
Evening star., 1944-08-04
farm 8 GAN0eN.

NOW Is THE TIME for trimming and
fH5RayrtnS suRrnSk f%Sr f%SSSr ,sss ssssssrsreens. can ,. H
GAkDkN TnOlS. used. IN. excellent con.
:hcyel. g a6: yheelbsrrexss 81: 30; mat:
ne, handle: q 0t, Complete osider
fic 400 tree delivery, Hechineer Co.
SOD Of highest quality delivered and laid:
also manure. Poolesville 2O68. A.
sODDiNG, topsoil. shrubbery sprayine.
TREES REMOVED. sprayins seeding. top
soil. fertiiisins. everGreens trimmed; com
ssnsN Dls1s lsndsssps ;sEysss; Can oR, ss77: s.
ding, sradinx: topsoii, iasstone. bricL
everereens trees, shrubs for. Foundation
pianting, hedges. flowers, myrtle for shady
spots: tres surgery. treliis and arbcr con.
lawn mower, roller; NaterproodnE, senera
repairs, painttns. Wondersro. the Idea
summer plant food and lawn mulch, saves
water. makes Door soils good and eOod
otis solis re- Pettsri W, ton delivered. Eret
IIIEs inJNEpp Am srsArED. roses
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ssssss $50: sss.isas aia condition ssfs N sIs
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az siers sr a s a.s; Sal rs:ss cSSn ave-
woop oPpciff YssSyn sss:ssss .ns motor
7x7 overhead sarase door. shspherd 1881.
sOUTHRaN VENETIAN nLnsD C0.-su,
direct iron msnufactursr:: stssi 81 wood
ssD ssa a sa.s 6 GY faSn' tscs .6 AZ .e asas
axS and 3xiY sesfiold plank; lx6 shesth:
Ing, LA bridsins, windov frame, and
sod enee vsndo.
stepla dders. wheeibarroWs, tsrpsuiins. wa.
ter barrels. steel concrete hopper. 0ne
ssop. seD ..ss sns :ap s' s
as sardsn hose. sledse and claw hammers.
rakes. steel tapes. wrsckins bars. digging
Ssf Ssfsrr rubber soots .nd ccst burning :nd
vrenchss electric driii; eight elee. skiii.
nails; sd Iod i'd iinish nails: " rooiins
nails; 4d Sd coated nails. Material. tools
and equipment can be seen by contactins
3. C. WAI,DIE 131 Indiana ave- NV
Room B-313. tel. d. 1922. All Offers
must be submitted on or before Aug, 10,
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

l21 18th ST. Sc. Apt /, near Lincoln
Park.LArse double room, newly redec-
2rated. very cool: ccny. Navy Yard and
154e d ST. s.E.-2 bedrooms to accom-.
modate 2 or ladies. in private home;
ns sna PITY pIalhyiiegsG cgpv. transp. Ii. 20ss.
Kitchen privileges; settled lady. AT. 22i7.
0G3 4th ST. S.E.--Master bedroom. LARGE
bus stop IN front Of house to ali points:
giris preferred; unlimited telephone, with
leanarS isos krpGn PTlyilsfss f. sx-en.-n,o ,,.n,
notplate desired: S25 per mo- AT. s763.
1o06 D. ST. s.E.-Front, a5ngis room:
smploSed oss lady only; telephone service.
:622. Sand ST. S.E-Larss room for 2;
double exposure; desirable location; $50
per month: Call after 8 pm. At 1897
2S2 Sth S.E.-..rwo girls, frent room. twin