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Smyrna times., 1944-04-06
The Smyrna Times
Phone 522l SMYRNA DELAWARE

Published Every Thursday Morning by
z. d. HOFFECKER, Owner and Propri-
etor.
Founded by Robert ID. Hoffecker. July 5,
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10, 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hoffeck-
er. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to Decem-
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Smyrna times., 1944-04-06
Pacific Area
Dribbles

Dribbles:
This letter may be a surprise to
you, hope not. / wrote a V-Mail
letter about two weeks ago, but
after receiving two more copies of
The Smyrna Times, 1 sort of de-
cided to write you again. The dates
on The Smyrna Times were rather
Old. November 4th, 1943 and De-
cember 9th, 1943, however, I was
really glad to get them.
L used to enjoy Howard Now
lands letters to you. Somehow
I've missed him in the column re-
Gently. 1 would like to pass the
word along to Howard that we
have gone a long way from our
first stop" can't state where
I've been, or where, l am now To-
Gated, but you can bet we're Tokyo
bound.
In rather a vague sort of way l
viii try to describe our Island for
you and your readers-the way we
first saw it when we landed.
At about 4:30 A. M. this island
looks like it has no manner of life
existing upon it. Then as day
breaks, you begin to see, not only
the large island directly ahead, but
a number of smaller islands, all
sizes and shapes, covered by a
thick jungle growth, with several
small streams emptying out into
the ocean. We scramble ashore,
and after the beach-heads are
formed, the hard work begins OF
building gun emplacements, cut
ting roads and digging foxholes
This all happens before we attempt
to approach our housing problems
And believe me, every man has his
ifoxhole, and they don't build them
ito remain idle long at stretch
After the first, things get into
good shape. Then we start to work
again improving roads, improving
housing, working on the airport
and salvaging all the materials
that we can use over again. Be
sides this we start policing up wat
enholes for malaria control, build
ing improved bomb shelters, anC
saving up lumber out of logs fount
on the island. All this is a long
hard job. but it is quite necessary
for many reasons, and practically
all of them for the express benefit
of the men in our party of occupa
ton.
Right now, I'm doing pretty
good and in rather a fit condition
BY the way, the foxholes referred
to above have been in use many
times since they were dug.
Yours sincerely,
Samuel E. TodC
Smyrna times., 1944-04-06
European Area
Dear Dribbles:

european Area
Dear Dribbles:
For the past seven months l
have been a reader of your column.
During this length of time l have
found it to be very interesting
certainly do enjoy reading the
Home Town news.
I am now sending you a contri-
button of my own in the form of a
letter, which you may print if you
wish. In this way I'm trying to
show my willingness to cooperate
with such worthy movement of
this kind.
AS you probably know, am a
native of Smyrna, Delaware. My
service record shows that I have
been in the armed forces for a
period of over three years. Of
this time, I've spent fifteen months
overseas. During my length of
duty overseas, 1 have been in ac-
ton, but censorship rules that 1
cannot give you the location, or the
time that it took place.
At the present time I am located
in the British Isles. l find it quite
a contrast to the other part of the
world that 1 have served in. In
making remark of this kind, I
mean to imply that it's a real
pleasure to be able to speak to
someone, and have them answer
you in your own language once
again.
In closing 1 would like to remark
that 1 have just returned from a
very enjoyable furlough. This fur
Tough was spent in London where
1 met some nice people. While
was there 1 spoke few words over
the radio, from the Rainbow Cor
ner of the Red Cross. 1 am hoping
that someone at home may have
been listening in and heard me.
Yours very truly,
Cpl. Erich Hengst
Cpl. Erich Hengst
A. S. N. 20655O2
A. P. o. No. 252, C Postmaster
New York City, New York
Corporal, Dribbles is very glat
to have the opportunity to wei
come you to this column. We hope
that you will feel right at home
Immediately, and continue to droE
us letter from time to time, 81
| that we may inform all YOU
friends where you are and how
: you're making out.
; Your name has been on oul
Honor Roll ever since this column
started June 25th, 1912. At thai
time you were stationed at For
, Banning, Georgia. The next change
of address came through as Dill
worth, North Carolina. From thai
: time on until your letter arrived
recently, we did not receive {
change of address from you. That
means you must have been over
Smyrna times., 1944-04-06
DRIBBLES
FROM
Our Boys and Girls
in the Service
David C. Harrison Post, No. IA,
American Legion, and Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Pacific Area
V-Mail
Dear Friends:

Dear Friends:
I have tried to write to you
folks back home several times, but
each of my attempts met with
failure = the censorship officers
sent my letters back. guess 1
wrote you some things that were
taboo with the OWL.
In my twenty-five months of SER
vice over here I have had the priv
iiege to be stationed on several of
the many islands that over-run this
area. Aside from shape, climate
and location, these bits of land sur
rounded by water are all the same.
The natives are decidedly dark in
color, but quite friendly. The larg-
est wild animal in our present loca-
tion has proven to be an eight-foot
alligator. This has now been kill
ed by one of our allies, who has
preserved the hide for it's leather.
L guess this will pass censorship.
The A. A. Units have been broken
up into Battalions. AS the result
of this, now hA0 a change of ad-
dtcs5..
Here's praying to see everyone
some time next year.
Very truly yours,
doc" Todd
Pfc. Samuel e. Todd
A. S. N. 20257287
APO No. 706, Unit No. 1
G Postmaster
San Francisco, California
Smyrna times., 1944-04-06

goal is 230,000,000 pounds.
The Railway Expressman is lend
ing a hand in hurrying the move.
ment of fat collections from the
volunteer meat dealer collectors to
selected rendering plants, thus
speeding up production of mate
rials for war needs.
How about your used kitchen
fats = are you saving them and
turning them in promptly? When
ever you do, you may be saving
the lives of the American boys
fighting our enemies on many bat
tlefronts!
Smyrna times., 1944-04-06

seas a full fifteen months without
our knowledge. That makes Drib-
bles feel rather badly. Yes, feel
badly because 1 was not placed in
position to report your change of
address to the friends you left be-
hind you. I certainly hope that
someone will keep this column in
closer contact in the future, if you
are unable to do so yourself. sure
do not like the idea of losing track
of one of Our Boys in that man.
ner. We want each and every
Boy and Girl on our Honor Roll to
realize that the interest we are
taking in them is both sincere and
unselfish. Perhaps 1 will have to
recall a part of that statement.
After all, Dribbles is human, and
therefore partly selfish. AS I sit
down to the typewriter week after
week and write to different men,
bers of our armed forces, these
folks begin to mean something
very definitet in my life. find
myself forming personal attach
ments, even though 1 do not ac-
tually know to whom 1 am writ
ing. Then, before l realize it, one
after another cuts little mitch in
my heart. 1t is little corner all
of their own. I want to know how
my friends are progressing in their
various positions. To hear that
"all is well" carries with it real
satisfaction.
You see, Dribbles is not just in
terested in one, two, three, four or
five young men or women who
have left this community to serve
their Country-my interests are
many, and 1 try to serve each per-
son who contributes their share to
this column alike. Yes! The editor
of this column is selfish because he
likes to visit with you-his friends.
This will acknowledge two let
ters received from Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Walton recently, both con-
tanning changes of address for their
son, Capt. George R. Walton, who
is now serving in the Pacific Area.
Thank you kind folk for your
continued interest. Dribbles fully
appreciates your friendliness dur
ing the past months. 1t is through
cooperation of this nature that
makes a column of this kind possi-
BILE.
Smyrna times., 1944-04-06

Well, must close now-will write
you soon again.
Yours truly,
Harry L. Hurlock
Pvt. Harry L. Hurlock
A. S. N. 323595S8
A. P. o. No. sic, C o Postmaster
New York City, New York
Evening star., 1944-11-19

Second-as a mild and pleasant Iaxative-Phillps
is gentle in its action you take it any time.
mended by many doctors. Think what this means
next time you need relief from overindulgence. But
be sure you ask your druggist for genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia. Cauton-take only as directed.
Remember-take Phillips tonight-you'll feel ION
top of the world tomorrow.
ECONOMY NOTE: b., de big SOe LsfA< cssssisss hvee
ias<s ssse tie 2Se IL tsIsf form. PNps Mtn Of
Msssess ss!y 2Se bsrIsss aiss tessy . asbksa
Evening star., 1944-11-19

0vERNDULGENcE in food, drink or smokng-even
" overwork- can lead to stomach acidtv
that stomach distress, heartburn, gas and
~ restless nights. But there is absolutely need suffer
~ the uncomfortable results of these indcretons. Just
remember to take genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesa
in before going bed.
DG%,< Acknowledged a n -ANrAc,D,
genuine Phillips works this double wonder overnight:
w. Firsf-as recognized, highly rated scientific aka
lizer. Phillips Milk Of Magnesia neutralizes acid
~ -sweetens the stomach almost instantly
Evening star., 1944-03-24

Cos MASS. AVE N.W.-Thrpe rooms and
porch, front apt. tile bath, gas heat,
for couple %hG wish
including gas, electricity and heat
TAKoMA PARK-Livins room, bedroom.
Kitchen; dinette ,fi.e. bath In new settle
mo. Also only 1-room apt, S31 80; 40
minutes to, city; blocks from SHOPPING
am. and ' pm. sH 49Ss. @ oa soa Garland Garland
WILL EXCHANGE Groom, kit. and bath,
large closets apt, practically downtown,
for 2-bedroom apt. Interested call DI
AT'TI'RACTfivRR nnfurnished apt. 1924 sra
st. NE large, bright rooms and Kitchen;
large closets: heat, gas, light, elect, Frig-
idaire ;, S.. SO month, Adults; no pets, "a
dinstts @ ,,i,s snd bath; electrical refriserator;
AVAILABLE J. 'TTMMEDIArELY-Livins room
porch; utilities included: S57, 80. See
resident manager, Apt. !. 1924 Buena
$50 rm, kitchen and bath, on 1st floor
of fireproof apt. bldg, north of Park rd.
and llth, st. NV: adults only; refs. re-
CURED. To inspect, address Box 1916.
$sos s1st ST. N;W;1Iarse living rm.;
semibath; private entrance; all utilities
INCLUDED. s57.5o; avail. Immediately.
So5 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-s rooms and
kitchen, semiprivate bath; S55 mo. TA
AVAILABLE, APRIL 1st. :, rooms. kitchen
tor: PMarkviEey M Apis. 6lo irving St. nv;
trr.sfd III a,n ST r.ns SAD RI e. ,St g. utilities nI,
Wsshlnsto Housing Corp s3I il NV,
Evening star., 1944-03-24
HOUSES FURNISHED.

COUPLE wanted to share home; all facili
ties; wife unemp., no children; S25 a
sis n9nth MIchIGaN Gal stssr vR EN- va lao
house. completely furnished, bedrooms;
gas: heat and garage.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, S214 Larry pl-
Vacant April l.; 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, TA-
iacent to riding stables; new house; o =
er overseas; Sl75, Information, HO. 4:
MODERN GROOM, tsstefully !urnis
brick and frame dwelling; nice yard; au.
matte heat $ll5.00 per month. Jones ,N
Gates, Northwestern Bldg, Takoma Park,
D. G.. Shepherd $500.
WEST LANHAM HILLS. Md. 6O03 West
Lanham dr.-Furn. BUNGALOW, rooms,
bath, h.-w.h.: immediate possession: $50
per mo. Dunn & Co.. 1898 r. I. ave, Mt.
Rainier. Hyattsville O04S.
NICELY FURNISHED, detached. Groom
house. 3 bedrooms, screened porch; avail
able April s.. Phone 81. 6561.
1906 GERANIUM ST. N.W.-s rooms.
bath. attic and garage; furnished, SlOO.
Can be seen after 3 pm.
DETACHED MODERN BRICK. Chevy Chase
Md bedrooms, 2 baths, gar: s1T5 mo-
furnished. Inspection. orrison. RA. S416.
WILL sURLEASE c-bedroom house in se
for. months. Call WI. b4o1 between $50
and 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1944-03-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Mosylond ond Viroiujo.

SINGLE with private bath, SIS week;
without bath. single, 50 week. Lord CAL
vert Hotel 1900 Baltimore ave, College
EMPLOYED WOMAN desiring exceptional
room In private home, conv. Transportation
4400, Ext. 304
EXTRA LARGE newly built and newly
furnished double room with twin beds: on
lO-cent bus line in Beverly Hills, AleXan-
dria: couple or men Crestrcted): $50
Temple 5044
32O2 SHEPHERD ST., Mt Rainier Md
Beautifully furnished front bedroom for .
working girls only; right on bus line; $40
month.
54IS POWHATAN RD., E. Riyerdale Md
block from bus double rooms, private
bath will give day care to small child If
desired MI 4043
observation-disclosures room. semiprivate
bath; serviceman: transportation daily to
Washington. TIE. S566 after z pm
Evening star., 1944-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. State
price. Box 3S-D, Star.
ADDING MACHs.. calc.. ,typewr., all kinds
OF O4nce lqup., any cond.; top price paid
Sun and sves CO. 1923: wk, DI. 1872.
BAND TNSTRUMENTS-Web buy used band
instruments and give YOU spot cash Bring
them 10 1918 9TH ST. NV Arthur Jordan
PIANO Co.. 1915 9TH st. MA. 3223
BEDROOM dining, living room furniture,
contents of apts. or homes, at once We do
moving carefully storage. IA. a931. 25.
BEDROOM SUITES, Office furniture. dining
ana living room suites, elec. refrigerators.
glassware and rugs. Dupont 05I3. ~.
BENCH LATHE, with collets chucks,
motor. Give equipment and price wanted
write n l9 9TH ne. 26'
prices paid for good books.
Bsrsain Book Store, sos. 9th st. NV. DI.
503l open Sundays and evenings. 26'
CAMERAS, movie equip. photo supplies
Cash! Trade! Brenner, 943 Penna. ave.
NV RE 2434. Open q am. to 7:3O o n,
used elothinE BernsanA. l1ec 9TH st. NV
ME. 37o7. Open ewes. viii cali.
Evening star., 1944-03-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED
COMFORTABLE. q

COMFORTABLE, attractive 2-bedroon3
Ss5 yas"s sn 9sss a1sE sF
Z ROOMS, fitchen and bath, entire srd
Es nGHE sai'sf a2s aGt av or MI s3Sy
2, z ICONS rooms bath; kitchen. screened porch,
Girl, Jewish, between 81, and 90, to share
GrR eoY9 ransn ap WITH No one giri unlim phone
NoNHoUsEkEEPiNG, iarse n bedroom,
SsPy dny cs cSGm oE nd ooR grTe f bath
downtown 1876 t 18th t'oGf niwWonelrm sleec M
studio apt. kit. share bath for 3, s35;
1lS9 1is sTppursn Tp; fGSKins sT faei for >, $50;
kitehenette. gas stove, icebox; utilities fur
], 70: 1SEWToS sT ipt 5sp3ins o1f 'Eais Toom
asly Mt IpFF Raisis1 Ser Nd GiH be seen from ~
lSn1 HoTEL room, lado sRd i AYE MwNice bed
MT. PLEAsANT-Congenia girl to share
ohers Close fo With
WILL SHARE attractive apartment Tin in
Z nGw w seGn3n STu with o another girl. AD. .4ao5
kitchenette,, Ink, Frisidaire, gas, elec. mo
iSen), Istb ASH smp, Il cSpple; S% SO %k After 5.
5523 WASH -BALTo. % BLVD. mats UT aS5 Md
3 rms, st floor, semibath, garden vtiis i:
sfRy1cS si2y5 Teekly Hyattsville 65i7 after 5.
room apt. with another girl. 1901 1eth
sssR s.; I'M N sA APT; t ~ 3o4; :; ,,k.
Large twin-bed and sep. living rn. use of
piano. EXC. accommodations. $40. AT. 373S.
REALLY UNUSUAL and exceptionally we'll
furnished downtown bachelor apt , large
combination llving-bed rooms. bath, kitch-
snstte with electric refriserator and grill
NA
months to sentlemen only, ST. As mo. For
Young lady 'ttoss to Share h furnished @ apt with
another: maid and secretsrial service. Cali
0R S;aI f5sa & Sr after & Pm Pm .n, IT. -,
private bath. Electrolux, utilities, Married
SILVER srRINGMSswly tprn; ny. room,
Agail Avail Aprs gs 4 mc5sn Gas eies incl Shown by
mr. M WHITE Iadlas HogsE gt,. liza H.Room for.
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE desires congenial,
aef ae ssS mon seeon to shsTf x
s.i STSSRGETS,WN e GET own. - ,Thrss rooms XII Kitchen
inss linen; married, couple only; War
sose sos 4ei,A ~ '? staa available about ADr, IS
GIRL to Share furnished apartment with
another inspection Sunday, 2-6 pm. 1I3
Joliet st. s,w, Apt. IA. 90
S.E;--Liv. rm., bedrm., dinette, kit, bath
2nd fl: heat, gas, cleo, const hot water.
elec refgr.: u block from streetcars and
buses II min; downtown: Govt. -empl.
couple; S65. Atlantic GIL. Available
lmmedlately. 26'
9i9 lth ST. N.E.-Bedroom living room,
titchep. nrlvate beth
PETWORTH. . bedrms,, liv. rm., kit and
bath; nicely furn.; 500 mo. Adults. $40
Varnum st. NV RA. 4961
936 EYE ST. NV.
. rooms. kitchen. bath. Frigidaire; con-
venient to stores and transportation
Federal Finance Co., Sl5 New York ave
Evening star., 1944-03-24
RooAs observation-disclosures.

BRoOKLAND, 1921 Monroe st. n.e.-Det
home, le. rm, twin beds, innerspring
matt; cars, bus, shops at door. AID. S42G.
BROOKLAND, 104l Taussig pl. n.e.--At-
or 2 girls; near transp.; privil.; newly
furn. gentle home. Call after Q PM.
ioi5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-At-
tractive bedroom. next to bath; car in
front Of door; prefer or ladies. SIS
Sssk Tesk essh ash Sall Rq Bd,,s 21Sd and .,rv,.
room. private home; laundry privileges;
conv. transp: S4 end SIS week each
pvt. home: conv. transp: couple preferred
Ii. 1911.
TWO REFINED WOMEN to share large.
double room; home privileges. Phone Ii.
Evening star., 1944-03-24
ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM, with breakfast, in Protes-
tsnt home, NV. downtown section, wanted
by young lady. Executive 2617. "a"
SINGLE GIRL, colored, wants private room
furnished, in NV section. Cali North
4013 after $3.50 pm
WANTED, by refined lady, private room
with bath, in a quiet home, Protestant
preferred, reference Box 3S9-A. Star 26s
ELDERLY LADY wishes suburban home
with congenial people Falls Church 1908
ROOM, pvt bath, or small apt, furn., not
over S45; mr. L-5 bus line: wanted by mid :
AGED woman, Govt. empl., college grad .
refs. Box 430-A, Star. Ok.
Evening star., 1944-03-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southeast.

600 EYE ST. S.E.-single room with run
ming water; near Navy Yard; gentleman
23s 1st ST. Sc. close to Capitol. Con-
greSsional Library and House OF. Bldg,
walking distance Soc. Sec, Treas. Proc,
etc.-,Singls room. continuous hot water;
Sc wk. AT. 5000.
tt35 EASH CAPITOL sT.-Clean double
room. setth1 couple or refined ladies;
15 min. to Senter Of town. AT. 37s4.
Evening star., 1944-03-24
BOATS.

oUTBOARD MOTOR, 9Ia-h.p., Neptune.
used very little, S125. SH. 2l4l
WANTED-Outboard motors. regardless Of
SIZE or condition: cash for same. 737
lth st. sc
BOAT-26-ft. V-botton. s-ft. beam; engine
and boat in frst-class condition; an excel
lent type for fishing and sport; price rea-
Sonable. Apply in person, VIM. Henderson,
Evening star., 1944-03-24
EARN & GARDEN.

STABLE COW MANURE, $40 ton, for Vic
WoodlsS ISey ssrsshs; sshs immediate delivery Call
BOOKLET, "How TO- PLANT"-Free
pamphlet, containing complete informa-
tion invaluable to the gardener, 1t is sent
to introduce our new Garden Shops one at
each OF our four stores. which carry a
complete stock, stock of planting materials
Hechinger Co., 18th and SITS. ne,
Washington 90, D. c. Phone AT. 400.
APPLE TREES, MAMMOTH AS YEAR
specmens @ I Plant this sprins Ss sSll poouier Uuis
varieties. g. to 81 tail, Ia TO ." diameter.
Offered In limited quantities. Reserve
Howard Downey, Washington .. d. C..
Evening star., 1944-03-24
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

WANT GOOD HOME for large watchdog
male, part police will give TO party giving
good home. Union 4963
FINEST WATCHDOG tmsle) wants to
board with private family having high
fenced, incloSed yard, vicinity Georgia ave
and Rittenhouse St NV: advantageous ar
rn sTrn nncoWsItS Phone IA 56S2.
SHEfhEbD COLLIE, female, G mos, fine
Church S3l-W-3
CHOh, Drown, years old male. See at
l46o Girard st. NV. Reasonable to person
glying good home. CO. 5634.
0ffEhING AT STUD, Boston terrier, Page
BOY S Royal Stopper, son champion Page
Boy. Here is quality-plus type to approved
matrons ma BY appointment only, phone
WANTED GOOD HOME for male part police
dog, about | year, old. Call sH. 0766.
DALMATIAN, male; owner drafted; must
De good home; S25. Call Ordway 9064
after pm.
COOKERS, RED, BLACK, S25, S35, $40;
AIRDALE. $50; DACHSHUND, FE.. $50.
Dos Hotel. 7344 Georgia Ave. TA 432l
Evening star., 1944-03-24
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

APRIL l-Sele. room, bkfsst and dinner,
IN French home or pension: refs ey-
ched.. settled young woman in Govt Box
405-A. Star OF.
JAP.-AMER. GOVT. EMPL. GIRL would
IKE FH and board IN conkeuial pvt home
NV Immediately; will consider assisting
nouSeNojk Tor part paymt. Call RE lS2O
EXT. 1892, between and 4
Evening star., 1944-03-24
POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies,
James Feed Store, Inc. 619 K st. NV.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, 800, weeks
old. Warfield 5965.
CHICKS now Matching, some started, al
psSSo wayS depeend1able; special on Leghorns
Phone ] B. Henry, Falls Church l34S
POULTRY HOUSES. delivered within as
miles of city, S46.20 UP; will build to your
specifications: no money down. | year to
pay. Annandale Poultry Farm, GIL. 5000
Evening star., 1944-03-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY. MARCH
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO MINNESOTA early Saturday;
403 y
SPAR OFFICER wishes service woman or
service wife to help drive 1912 Studebaker
Omaha or Chicago, April I. Call 1t. RAN
dali, RE. 400, Ext. 61524 or GE. 1897 .
Evening star., 1944-03-24
ALTURAS HOTEL.

] 500 10th st. n.w,-Pleasant rooms run
ming water, conveniently located down
town. Dining room in building. DU. 9601
Evening star., 1944-03-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

to share double with another; excellent
y: lsss SetSIfs GIRAK6S Or; ST. i2iI NwpeI,c,ou,
aeS. 1sp'R os sh9eRns IS ess
AhL., Lyon Park-Double room for . of-
ncerS preferably who appreciate a sub
urban atmosphere: fine food and select,
cc9Insenlst guests: l blk. transp.: restricted
CONN. AVE.-Newlv redecorated room for
z girls semiprivate bath, laundry privileges,
Iin nnilm, phone; excellent meals; express bus
1928 10th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. rooms
VIII running water, telephones for young
100 MASS. AVE: N.W.-Room to share
type: excellent meals Ma 4oGa '10''
n,ACANCdEs for reliable young people,
from $40 to $50. 20l3 Hillyer pI,, of
Sonn. ave- between Que and r. AID. 96s3.
3SIS 18th ST. N.E.-Room to share with
anotner young man: twin beds, > closets;
Ps22 80 conn conn AVE, opposite Wardman
eonvsnlent transportation. MI. g7O5.
NEAR CONN. AVE, 1907 Northampton st
n,.w-Cozy single rm. with breakfast; young
iaay I.;G No TsSS 9sSer ..9%Gmers; .%r wo,, 5325;
nome nome Tor young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furnished apt. with
snal Jewish family: delicious meals; unlim.
phone; conV. transp. ia. O564.
1906 18th ST. N.W.-Several vacancies;
Gouoie rooms. twin beds: ideal location; on
9si 9sio me eoSS Gan .Tt TA. lsls .o,,s,
room with delicious home-eooked food.
Also other vacancies. AID. a24S
Evening star., 1944-03-24

FIREPLACE, furnace and stove wood, cut
any length and delivered, SIS per cord.
Call Fails Church lSSS-R.
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, cut to any
lengths, also kindling: prompt delivery.
Winmar HATCHERY. SH. 1897
OAK FIREPLACE WOOD, $50 per cord
Mixed stoyewood, Sl6.50. full or "a cord
delivered in Washington. Also kindling.
David l.; Kerr, 5400 St. Barnabas rd. Sc
Spruce 0256
WOOD FOR SALE. any length; reasonable
price: prompt delivery. Call j. L. Shockey
Falls Church S22-W-2
FIREPLACE WOOD, fun measure cords of
oak or mixed wood, "a inches, round and
split. Better wood never heard of Arrow
head Farms, Phone District nl22
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
SesPned Oak and Pine,
National 39>s Evenings. DU. 1850. 2ps