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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27

At first, Gen. Beightler had ask
ed that no banquet be held in his
honor Mayor Asman said, but up
or learning that nearly Is tickets
had already been sold for a dinner
in the Oakland hotel, ne consented
and so the original program will be
carried out in its entirety The
Mayor has requested all commit
tees to proceed accordingly.
1t had originally been planned
to hold the welcome home" party,
with Gen. Beightler as principal
speaker, representing all Union
county veterans, on Dec. 49, The
general had wired his acceptance
of that date from San Francisco
almost Immediately upon landing
in the United States.
In doing so. he placed his home
town ahead of many important
cities in the state. because. had the
original date been kept, it would
have been Gen. Beightler's first pu-
bile appearance following the Of
ficial welcoming celebration for
the 37th Division in Columbus
Many Ohio cities, including Cleve-
land and Toledo, had also request
ed his presence about the same
time.
Banquet Is Arranged
The Marysville celebration will
begin with a banquet in Gen.
Beightler'S honor in the Oakland
hotel at $50 pm. Admission to the
banquet will be by ticket only, and
the sale was limited to the first
IS applicants.
At the banquet. Gen. Beightler
will probably be called upon for
a few brief remarks after his intro
duction by DR.. Angus MacIvOF.
Following the dinner, the meet
ing will adjourn to the Senior high
school, where a program will be
held with Gen. Beightler as the
speaker, representing all service
men and women of Union county.
There will be no admission charge
for this, and it is hoped that the
auditorium will be filled.
Committees Named
Committees for the affair, ap-
/ pointed by Mayor Asman, include:
/ DR.. Angus MaCIvOr, represent
ing the local Chapter of Rainbow
| Division Veterans, which is COM
posed Of men who served with Maj
Gen. BeightIcr in the 166th Infan-
! try i'm World War | and among
whom Dr. MacIVOr was highest
ranking officer in that war; Scott
Crcviston, commander of the local
Legion Post; Sidney l.. MCCamey,
representing the local V. F. w.
Post Albert Saygrover, represent
ing the local D. A. V. Chapter; Ger
aid l.. KingSmOre, representing
city council. The KiwaniS and
Lions clubs are each to select q
representative to complete the
committee
Maj. Gen. Bcightler was born in
Marysville and went through the
local schools. 1t was while he was a
high school student here that he
started his military career as a
private in Co. F. Ohio National
Guard After World War l he re
turned to this city and served as
city engineer and as assistant
county engineer under his father,
the late w. p Beightler until ac-
ccpting a position in the state high
way department.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
NEW YEARS EVE SERVICE
PLANNED AT BYHALIA

There will be a service held at
the Byhalia Methodist church,
Monday evening at 8 pm, in
charge of Rev. and Mrs. f. w.
Bruerd, who are leaving very soon
for India as missionaries. Mrs.
Bruerd will bring the message on,
MY Utmost For His Kingdom"
Mrs. Bruerd is q former member of
this church. Everyone is welcome
to attend this service.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
DISCHARGE

Sailors discharged from the L. S.
Naval Personnel Separation Center
at Great Lakes, Ill, Dec. Is and
20, include the following from this
area:
Seaman 1/c Robert w. Dear
durff, Marysville Ri 4; Frederick
H. Bosh GM &c CT), 632 Z.
Fourth St, MarySville; and Seaman
1/C Floyd L. Baker, Plain City.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
WILLIAM OTTE HOME

4 Pfc. William c. Otte arrived
home "Wednesday after 19 months
in the European area. He received
his discharge from Indiantown Gap
Separation Center. His wife and
son, Billy and his parents, Mr.. and
Louis F. Otte, reside on w. Fifth
ST.
Mr.. Otte plans in the near future
to return to his former position in
the Otte Clothing store, where he
= is associated with his father.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
HOME

Cpl. John B. Dildine arrived
Monday night at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dill
dine, of near Broadway Corners.
He had received his discharge at
Indiantown Gap, Pa, after 25
months in the European area.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
MOST STORES TO
CLOSE MONDAY

In order to give themselves
and their employees a little more
of a vacation, all business men
in MarysviIle, except food store
operators, will remain closed on
Monday, Dec. 81, il Was annOunc-
ed today.
Groceries and meat markets
will remain open as usual on
Monday, but all stores, including
food stores, will be closed on
Tuesday, New Years Day.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank my friends and
relatives for their lovely birthday
cards and Christmas cards that |
received
It Mrs. Fred Blumenschein
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
DIR. CRAIG ARRIVES

DR.. John Craig arrived home
Christmas Day, He has spent p
months in the European Theatre.
DR.. Craig received his discharge at
Indiantown Gap, Pa. His wife re-
sides at their home on Grand Ave.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
Welcome Home
Program for Vets
IS Next THURSDAY

Postponed when the influenza epidemic forced cancellation
of all public gatherings the "wcCome home program planned
Mary svlc for all Union county eXservice and
will be held next Thursday, Jan. 3.
Mayor Asman Wednesday received further vercatior
from Maj Gen Robert Begher that he will be present and
will probably be accompanied by both his wife and his mother
tend
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
DAIRY IMPROVEMENT UNITS

Ohio has 81 dairy herd improve,
ment associations and 26 dairy
service units which are testing the
milk and butter production of 24,-
S66 cows.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27

News items about Union
COunty's boys in the armed SER
vices OF the United States, for
publication in this column, are
invited by the Journal. COntri-
buttons should be mailed to the
Service Editor of the Journal,
or telephone to Mrs. w Y
Behrens. Phone 4-267l.
New address: Gene R. Liggett
RM 1/c LIST Flotilla 81 (Staff) CO
Fleet Post Office, San Francisco,
Calf.
WILLIAMS FIELD, Ariz., Pvt.
Edwin M. Jordan of Marysville
Rt. has re-enlisted for one-year
enlistment period in the Army Air
Forces at Williams Field. He re-
ceived the usual benefits and al
lowances granted to army re-en-
listees.
Pvt. Jordan has more than Is
months Of active service to his
credit, as his original enlistment
was in June of 1914. For the past
month, Jordan has been assigned
to Williams Field, Ariz., an AAF
Western Flying Training Com
mand base.
Pvt. Jordan intends to spend his
30-day re-enilistment furlough al
his home in MarySville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27

Ek4AO THE JOURNAL
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Ernie Pyle
Continued from Page -

in Honolulu, and no blackout any
longer either. Rationing doesn't ex-
list because practically everything
here is considered military, and also
because shipping space from the
mainland is an automatic rationer.
The great number Of uniforms on
the streets and the 10 o'clock curfew
are the most vivid reminders of the
war in Honolulu. That and the vast
growth and construction that has
occurred since Pearl Harbor.
Otherwise the war seems far away.
The grimness of Pearl Harbor Hon
olulu has gone. In many respects
the newcomer, beguiled by the cli-
mate and the loneliness Of every
thing. and the softness, feels more
remote from the war than he did
back home.
And so treated my little Homo
lulu interlude as another reprieve.
1 sat with old friends; made
sentimental visit TO the little tropi-
cal apartment on waikiki where
That Girl" and lived for a winter
seven years ago; I went to parties
and listened almost tearfully to the
sweet singing Of Hawaiians.
I reliShed the short time here in
complacency, and didn't even pre-
tend that Z was starting out to re-
port the Pacific war. All that would
come soon enough.
Distance Biggest Factor
Covering this Pacific war Is, for
me, going to be like learning to
live In a new city.
The methods Of war, the attitude
toward 1t, the Inconsistencies. the
distances, the climate-everything Is
different from what we have known
in the European war.
Here IN the beginning. I can't
seem to get my mind around 1t, or
get my fingers on 1t. I suspect it
will take months to get adjusted
and get the feel" Of this war.
Distance is the main thing. don't
mean distance from America so
much, for our war In Europe is
long way from home too. mean
distances after you get right on the
battlefield.
For the whole western Pacific is
our battlefield now, and whereas
distances in Europe are hundreds of
miles at most, out here they are
thousands. And there's nothing in
between but water.
You can be on an island battle
field, and the next thing behind you
is thousand miles away. One SOL
dier told me the worst sinking feel
ing he ever had was when they had
landed on an island and were fight
ing. and on the morning of D-3 he
looked out to sea and it was COM
pletely empty. Our entire oonvoy
had unloaded and left for more, and
boy, did it leave you with q lonesome
and deserted feeling.
AS one Admiral said, directing
this war Is like watching slow
motion picture. You plan something
for months, and then finally the
great day comes when you launch
your plans, and then 1t is days or
weeks before the attack happens,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

because it takes that long to get
trere.
AS an example Of how they feel,
the navy gives you slick sheet of
paper as you go through here, en-
titled airline Distances in Pacific"
And at the bottom of it is printed,
Our Enemy, Geography" Logistics
out here is more than q word; it's a
nightmare.
Here's another example of their
attitude toward distances in the
Pacific
At AIlzio in Italy just year ago,
the Third division set up a rest
camp for its exhausted infantrymen.
The rest camp was less than five
miles from the front line. within
constant enemy artillery range.
But in the Pacific, they bring
men clear back from the western
islands to Pearl Harbor to rest
campS-the equivalent of bringing
an Anzio beachhead fighter all the
way back to Kansas City for his
two-weeks rest.
It's $500 miles from Pearl Harbor
to the Marianas, all over water. yet
hundreds of people travel it daily
by air as casually as you'd go to
work in the morning.
And there is another enemy out
here that We did not know so well
in Europe-and that is monotony.
Oh sure, war everywhere is mono
tonous in its dreadfulneSS. But out
here even the niceneSs of life gets
monotonouS.
The days are warm and on our
established island bases the food
is good and the mail service is fast
and there's little danger from the
enemy and the days go by in their
endless sameness and they drive you
nuts. They sometimes call IL going
pineapple crazy"
Our high rate Of returning men,
tai cases is discussed frankly in the
island and service newspapers. A
man doesn't have to be under fire
in the front lines finally to have
more than he can take without
breaking.
He can. when isolated and home
sick, have more than he can take
Of nothing but warmth and sunshine
and good food and safety-when
there's nothing else to go with it.
and no prospect Of anything else.
And now about the movie which
is being partly based on these col
umnS from the war fronts over the
last two years and which has been
titled "The Story of q. I. joe"
Well, the movie is finished at last.
I mean the shooting is finished. But
there are a lot of things we laymen
don't know about the movies, and
one Of them Is that a film isn't
ready to show for about three
months after they've finished shoot
ing.
1t Is movie about the Infantry.
There isn't much of a story to it,
and there's no conventional love
interest running through it.
The war department cooperated,
and furnished two companies of SOL
diers who were moved to Hollywood,
plus lots Of equipment such as
trucks, tanks, guns and what not.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

Industry, if encouraged, will do
It's full share toward achieving full
employment after the war. But to
achieve it by the proposed job bud
get program is impossible.
I'VE will need public works to
help, but our main reliance must be
on private initiative and business. =
H. w. Prentis, Jr., Lancaster, Pa,
industrialist.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
DRY MILK

One pound Of dry milk is equal
in food value TO 1917 pounds of
whole milk.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

BUY WAR BONDS -
Evening star., 1945-12-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DEAR SANTA CLAUs-Please help NOM
my, and daddy find an unfurnished s.
ss Re Reute essr S ya5S e sG s2. vs S am m
Can Republic 400; EXT, 5sss. is
yen iaan % Sna and i SsSr HaBs
or apt willing to pay S125 and sign
ssSs Pfsfs REspNT fs T as4s sSss nrn
house any desirable sect. city city; best care care
:sRs5ssas5ysssf :ERssysl eabtfE sa aass AND BABY assiss
furnished house or apartment. Tel; Ex.
akIIsGToS aial Ell sSY PREFERRED, 1-a bedroom as,
house or apt: cash in advance for
sGTHbIF fsn o1 Box 4saz sedz stsn arn house,
guRh M sas Ex Il: gIa6, oa Ext :s s5s. between ms
com6Rs % sRa REo1 en-. NAVY. ret. from overseas:
nseas 5ssss s4-neSrm' Ts,H unfurn. house; lens
pabic transportaton no esildren aIe or pets; ss
$50 or under Box 1867. Star. 16'
EvIcTED. veterans family needs house.
rerpiv fsrni Or Or unfHrn W1 month-tO-month
WaNATED 70 RENT, furnished Georgetown
house or any good address; not over $500;
fsr d9gteT sN Mh thres sh,dten Can EH
GOING AWAY for holidays? Army officel
sta. Wash. desires to rent furn., house OF
preferred) 50 he can spend at least few
days with his wife and 2-yr. .-old daughtei
drinking. s1i Best references. BOX 5z,s q:
UijiNSFURN., 3 B.R.. BATHS, oeorsetown
nr, Cathedral Hts. or Cleve. PIX, about
CAPT. APT REG. NAVY REQUIRES 3 or 4 bed.
room. unfurnished house. suburban Wash
haqs fay aaoS E.. c0spss siss,
4- h
Evening star., 1945-12-15
HOUSES FURNISHED
NEW HOUSE for

ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSE for adults
only, no pets: living room, dining room,
kitchen, lsvstory, garage, maids room,
automatic heat. > bedrooms, = baths, up
tairs sitting room: years lease or longer;
no diplomatic clause or service clause
Rails, RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, De.
9 RMS, well furn,: : baths. oil heat, rec
reation room, electric range and refgr /;
Phone Wo. 3947. 5000 Eskridge ter
LADY would like to share her home in
Arlington with nice couple; near busline,
GEoRGETowN. 1900 Dent pl-smau .
bedrm. and bath cor house, furn and
newly decorated throushout; rent. S165 g
Donth; ready for occupancy after Dec
sth. Can be seen by appointment Call
Ms Finn: care Of SANDOz. DU. 1924.
COUPLE OR GIRLS, private home, well
Phone and home conveniences; s. weeG
each without cooking PRIVILEGES, So with
GEoRGEToWN Liv nm. dining I'm
downstairs Iavatorv and kitchen. 3 bed
rms baths, servants room Ems bath;
Gailed; "a N eaIden; 2-ear garage; $50 mo
WE HAVF ? nicely furn. houses a $ follows
| occupancy Immediately on Albenarle st
Newark st, at S2"5 mo /, Jan. lst
maybe sooner. at $3.50 mo For complete
details and appointment to inspect plea Sc
call Mrs. Wren. OR: ass. ewes and holi-
Gays; dayums. DU 7ss4. JACK HAYES
GEoRGFTowN, 1859 Bath st n.w-Three
BEDROOMS: bath, maids room, bath. gar
Evening star., 1945-12-15
MIscELLANEoUs EoR sAIF

!
TINE CLOCKS, employees factory style,
ton; also penny, scales. THE PALAIs
RoYAL. 11th and g SITS. NV. See Mr
TIRES l2), 7x18, and tubes, good condi-
sens slo aiSp set 81 nsiustabe roofing tongs
ToYs-New arrivals, large prewar quality
do SS msss
T. 10 g. LfKENs. fES s0ys wilson Deen fisss. isne.
1jsis 1sAiN IlSasl electric g. ssuse
girl,s; size 4 OR. 1867,
TEAMS ELEC. reconditioned, guaranteed.
sHRkER 18th g. sauss nw iii taiiH'ssso1ss- pm
ensg;lioI TRICYCLE. large, chain drive: excellent
TRfSYcyfs saoo5sf sfS 11isS
hynSavsn: Iyni1 z G SIosk s. Fl No. hishVsy BE-
misls TRUNK, Hartman. wardrobe. complete
Fiixkno. IS skntss' IS S. g. .,s No, i s7ss :n,
breasted, worn once, vest; another ''e
trousers; excellent condition. S25. Ram
TuxEDo.' tailored, good as new, We, Worn
T1fXPpEwRITEE 1ffp Y ,sES RENTAL SERVICE, b71e
9Lh ny mo5 SE 1sS so undsIwcods u6 da, s mos
latest No MODELS as sH immed ane ode de.
Pm p1th sf fEhTRAh hW MI TYRGTRrrER FEY CO.
TYPEWRITERs. standards and porta Dles,
al makes. new and used; sales. rents, re-
5h se ns nsM ReEsailez pESsE TEX
mi TSTrnR3 IN East Capitol st.: Ii. 00s2.
S1h sp9as Hoo Hoover or in oss sosd
On Ee nev sS SIS 9nSerSS eaaS w. ips 9ss hand
VACUUM ,naStJ T.. CLEANER, Royal with attach
VACUUM CLEANER, Arco wand industrial,
MODEL mode No, l h.p;, complete with IS It..
SshS sss Be4 1904 sss
o2fS saeIss Rsss sSs to i,assf M
tripod, $50 i437 Fairmont % NV, n.W., after alter
VIOLIN: ANTIQUE, Hopf. child's size. SIS
WAISUff f prNEIrE SUITE, Wilton 15, rugs
s;s esxl5 @ snd sx9D. Mixmaster; baby car
other misc. items; all articles in excellent
SSaas5,iSni WasHfSe, sh M.cH,Nt a1,s or G.
neE dryer; iust overhauled; also several y
- SJs pnrtlsnd st Sc TR. 4Sl1. 16'
Taylor Tot, baby scales: ali for 500 or or
WASHING MACHiNE, glass $50 lLofstrand,
p BERTMs REsTAgRANT. eas sI'Eision St NV. e'0o
hsaeNG sohsbIe WI MACHINE aeaI ABc spinner sea-
WATER HEATER. Hot Point. 50-gal cap,
Splendid B eond TE. TIE. 1165 after s pm. 49,
terms IpHS ! IS m9n.hS; established 80 years
s. nW Sa ss sBegb5stsfed bome wp Plums5 gss
WATER HEATERS. electric. 30. 4s and f5
gal sizes: also electric ranges. 2O-inch apt
RAr;ros SlAe; st co oPA sapproyed PRICES. PARK
the the most unusual selection Of neckwear
from all over the world Thousands of
magnificent patterns to choose from.
Washingtons only complete tie shop with
man most important accessory Beauti-
ful gift wrappings: 81 to $50. Open until
= ?, m, guS l4th st; NV. lat Eye).
ONE SETTEE and chair. prewar: slip COW
ers for both pieces; pair boys ice skates
LEAVING WAsHNGToN-Must sell turn,-
ture: rugs, drapes, dishes. bric-a-brac; reas
31@7 Brandywine, 8 blks. off Connecticut
FOR SALE - $50 roofshores electric vi
6p orators; IN gasoline water pump. Phone
LEAVING WASHINGTON. will sell con-
cHodT cludng u rugs furniture, etc; also York
M NIX ,E kUHLMAN l4 Dec. Is or 16, RE. 0133
IEAV1NG Il Nht 0l WASHINGTON. contents of
II you are trying to furnish new apt
look this over: no dealers. Call Ii. lS49
between and pm. 16s
Evening star., 1945-12-15
ROOMS EURhlsHEo-Mp. ond VA

ARLINGToN-Furnish bedroom, Kitchen
olnias ana iVins room privileges couple
so monthly, ME- 24s5.
ARL., VA, 230S N Florida st-loc bus
Sempfiyate o cH es9a bath; single young ladies' 81
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE FURN. RM. in Alex.
andria for gentleman; conv. to Pentagon;
unlimited phone TIE. 1872
S!0t COLESVILLE RID, Silver Spring
Clean, comfortably furnished single room
s. sn bus and shopping
EMPLOYED GIRL to share. attractive apt
n Mt. Rainier with employed girls: 2Ia
blES. from busline; unlimited telephone
can sunday; UN. 0Ss0. Available Jan. lst
ARLINGTON--Gentlem wanted to share
Sxnsr; %sns n,da. 10 minutes from PentaFqn anc
ARLINGTON - Combination bed -sittine
rm.. twin beds. adjacent to bath; 30 min.
ntes downtown: reasonable. CHI. 9lO2
Sl3 n; MONROE ST: Arlington, Va
$40 week CHI 1884
MASTER PEDROOM. private home famil,
OF breakfast privileges; $40 wkly AL
NEWLY FURNISHED master bedrm. for
employed persons; attractive home: use o
ines; vicinity Pentaeon. GIL. nOo4, afte
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Furn. room in pri
yet" hom", S35 month; Sunday breakfast
,annoreSS bus stop at corner; men only
1901 RUSSELL, RD-corne- rm., semipvt
bath, twin beds, conv, to > buslines, ot
s35 and s45. Sunday after !, weekday
before ! m or after e m TIE 3535
Evening star., 1945-12-15
BOATS.

NEW CENTURY BOAT-Outboards, in
boards. utilities and runabout, for spring
delivery. Call Gil. 1900, Mr. Ray Stone,
Mer sircratt and marine div. THE JACK
THOMPSON 18-FooT BOAT, e2-h p. john
son Sea Horse, both fine condition; motor
Just overhauled. oars. canvas cover, anchor
Shoals sHoAh DRaFr DReeF sIoor rE gree fset overall
cabin. two berths. motor. etc: excel cond
smart sailer: S1.050. Glebe 9lI2 16.
BOATS-Sman new boats for outboards:
lst carload arriving in December, place
order now with $40 deposit only S. KING
FULTON: INC, SO5 Maine ave. s.w Exec
NEW NEW RViSRUDE MoroRs-r5 NOR. mo-
board boa srd customers. If you want an out,
deposit. s. KING FULTON INC, S sos Cos
Maine ave. s.w. Executive 3406.
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES in stock.
prices s. f KfNe ruLToN feyery iNc eew sSS 9S
Maine ave; s,w. Executive 3406
NEW CENTURY BOAT-Car barne-out-
boards. inboards. utilities and runabout,
for spring delivery. Call Gil 1900. Mr..
Ray Stone: mgr: aircraft and marine div.
THE JACK STONE co.
LAUsoN GASOLINE ENGINES te5o), 1h-
neto. Tillotson earb.; slightly used; s42 SO
OWENS CRUISERS AND CUTTERS for
for Washington. Wo. 6S23. '"''''
JOHNSTON SEA HORSE, 1945, lO-h.
run less than 3 hrs SH. 400 16'
Evening star., 1945-12-15

1 OR 2 LADIES to share modern. attrac-
tive home with employed lady: Just over
D. C. line, in Eenilworth, Md. Call eve
HoSHousHkfEPfNG SiDsh 4 Il FL ioaf APT. for and
girls; private bath; nicely furnished; $50
each 1900 Farragut st. NV.
LADY-Share furnished 2-bedroom. living
room, kitchen, bath apartment, with lady;
rent room, .S45, or co-operat,ve basis: on
carliro 2nd Il tazi y gone gone ref. For appoint
2, ,CoNGENIAL, Govt.-employed girls would
attractiveIy and completely furnished apt.
in NV. section: available Immediately.
SRWfsH WoaN Ta asaS dde sEs ased = cagtGl sha4s st
apt. with another woman; private bedroom
s25 mo-; references. RA. 3462, 1441 Spring
WELL-FURNtsHED. modern apt bedroom
bd0e V sdts dnste onT and 5ihen 18th astb II
Brentwood Md. Apt. 4, Sat. and Sun. only
wANTED-Two GIRLS to share 5-room
apt, with > other girls; must have apt
tss aaaa pm F any at f s ssussz sns
Two Ts 3 EMPLOYED GIRLS. share with =
Newton st. NV. AID 1854 16s
apt: with other girls: eony. transp.. avail
WooDRIDGE-Entire 1st floor. det. house
I 4 rms, private bath, inclosed sleepins
porch; conv. transp.; Sl00 mo. Box 332-A
3-ROoM FURNISHED APT. on ard floor
bath on End floor; suitable for 2 girls OF
Call Cali Gil. sa loii. : wees A'no''nAs'S
Evening star., 1945-12-15
AVIATION.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION.. For
DETAILS call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
O. O. ssSs' ' or HYDE FIELD, sP. Osss.
SSooNssSSREssIoMAL SossS AIRIRoRT; OIL, ssss
awaited. well desiqned, well appointed
welcomed everywhere" For Skyranger and
Trimmer orders, call your Commonwealth It'll
distributor. COASTAL AVIATION CORP
Suite 402, Southern Bldg, RE. 1888. 15'
plete engine and blind-flight instruments
2-way radio. etc; 200 hrs. total time
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHIVERs INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
FINANCE YOUR AIRCkAFT fss5iss 'oI, purchases
through US: benefit by our expert appraisal
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ANCE A. AGENCY. nc 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
FOR SALE. Taylorcraft tandem pco-e5.
Just recovered blue and silver, 200 total
hours. cruises 90: heater. steerable tail
wheel. RCA transmitter-receiver, battery,
generator. canvas wing covers. SPRING
FIELD AIRPORT, Alexandria s342 or IE
FOR SALE-P.T-1aA; excellent condition.
aeroplane and engine, total $50 hours
since new: going to school, must sell i'm
mediately. Call D. J. HILL. Kensington