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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
Qaizsea41sss9 Neu4 : Social 2ze~4

Mrs. John Engle, Sr. was a re-
cent week end guest of her sister,
Miss Alva Williams at Relay,
Maryland. A visit with relatives in
Charlestown, West Virginia earlier
in the week was also enjoyed. Fri
day evening, August 31st. her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. j. P. Engle,
Jr. entertained several friends in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Cadet Midshipman Marion Mar
tin of the Merchant Marine Aca-
DENY, Kings Point, Long Island
paid his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Schroeder an unexpect-
ed visit this past week end.
Mrs. Otto w. Anderson, who has
been vacationing at the Parker
Dam summer resort in Pennsy-
lvania is expected to arrive home
this week end. She will be ac-
companied by her son, Billy and
daughters, Sally and Betty.
Mrs. George Walker Darby has
returned to her home after spend
ing the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Davis in North East, Md.
Mrs Charles Lowery of Darnes-
town in company with her daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Lowery left
Tuesday for North Carolina where
the latter has enrolled in the Mon
treat High School and Junior Col
lege at Montreal, N. C. =
Mrs. James King of German
town was assistant hostess with
Mrs. Thomas w. TroxelI and Mrs.
Lawson King at the August meet
ing of the Neighborhood Garden
Club held at the latter's home on
the 22nd. Her name was uninten-
tionally omitted in last weeks
column.
Mrs. George Woodfeld and Mrs.
r. King Shirley and son Reggie
spent a day last week in Martins
burg, w. Va, and Winchester, Va.
They also visited Mrs. Shirley's
mother and sisters, Mrs. j. Lester
Swartz, Charlestown, w. Va, Mrs.
Raymond Cooke, Martinsburg, w.
Va, and Mrs. Max Jordan, Win
chester, Va.
Capt. and Mrs. Max Jordan
spent a few days last week with
DR.. and Mrs. Shirley, who with
them spent the past weekend in
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. George Boadte visited her
daughter Mrs. Bobbie Higgins of
Mt. Wilson, last weekend.
Miss Mary Benson of Gathers
burg was among those present
when the Misses Thoedus of Chevy
Chase entertained at a dinner party
at Peter Pan Inn in honor of theil
nephew Roland Thoedus, Seaman
&c who is home on furlough.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
Navy Enlistments Open
Now To Men 10 to SO

Effective Immediately voluntary
enlistments in the U. S. Navy are
open to men 10 to 80, Lit. Com.
H. R. Stone, Officer in Charge of
Navy Recruiting for the State of
Maryland stated today. This is the
first time since December 3, 1912
that voluntary enlistments have
been open to men in this age
group, and now makes it possible
for men II to so to apply for en-
listment in the Navy.
Complete information may be
had at Room 308, Post Office
Building, Baltimore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06

Jeb Wilkins was always
great one for travelling. Two
weeks a year he used to cover
more ground than a Pullman
conductor. Used to come back
from vacations tuckered out.
But the war has changed all
that. Gasoline shortages = and
saving space on trains for serv-
ice men-has got Jeb spending
mis- vacations home and Hk-
ing it!
y "Never knew staying home
could be such fun" says Jeb.
Outdoor barbecues sitting
around and chatting with the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06

Now that Labor Day is over
some of our residents are returning
to their homes here following sum-
mer vacations. Included are Mrs.
Herman Wilson and family who
returned on Tuesday from Sher-
wood Forest, Mrs. Merle Jacobs
and daughter, Mrs. James Burke
who arrived yesterday from Brook
lyn, New York where they were
guests of the formers brother, Mr..
Ellsworth Waters and family Mr..
and Mrs. Lycurgus Griffith Jr. and
son, Lycurgus Griffith, III who
were guests over Labor Day of Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Graves in Will
liamsburg, Massachusetts, and the
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Webster
Ewell. and daughter, Miss Mary
Ewell who have been mentioning
for the past three weeks in Ocean
City, New Jersey, Ocean Grove,
New Jersey and New York.
School will reopen here this
coming Monday, Sept. 10, and sum-
mer rest periods will be succeeded
by a round Of fall duties which is
essential for development accord
ing to the maxim, "All work and
no play makes Jack a dull boy
while All play and no work makes
him a mere toy"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Ramsdell
have as house guests Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Boland. Friends of Mrs. Bo-
land will be glad to learn she is
cenvalescing satisfactorily in the
Ramsdell home following an opera
ton at the Suburban Hospital in
Bethesda.
Mrs. Richards Downs returned to
the home of her parents, here last
week after several weeks of medi-
cal attention for infection at the
us. Naval Hospital in Bethesda.
She was not at the Montgomery
County Hospital as reported in last
weeks column.
Seaman Norman Glover, U.S.N.
who has been spending his fur.
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Glover is receiving
medical treatment at the U. S
Naval Hospital, Bethesda, as the
result Of an infected finger caus.
ed from an injury while working
on a ship in Norfolk, Virginia.
Mrs. Mabel Lake and daughter
Jackie, left Tuesday for a visit
with Mrs. John F. Robertson il
Thomasville, Georgia, Mrs. Lake is
an employee of the First Nationa
Bank in Gaithersburg.
Miss Barbara BoIand and sister
Miss Susan Boland are spending
some time with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stout il
Poolesville. az Il.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
State Towns
Urged To Have
Air Markers
Flying Without Signs =
Like Auto Travel Without
Marker Assistance

To speed up the air marker pro-
gram started last spring by the
Civil Air Patrol, Edward r. Feni-
more, director of the State Avia-
tion Commission, urges that each
Maryland community take imme-
date steps toward providing itself
with identifying markings clearly
visible, from the air.
Flying in Maryland will be
much simpler for the average pri-
vate pilot when he can see a mark
er every few minutes which will
inform him where he is and will
give him a check on his heaAing,'
said FenimOre.
"The flyer who has no air mark
ers to guide him is in much the
same position as the motorist who
drives into strange section and
sees no highway signs" he added.
"And the flyer, unlike the motor
list, cannot stop and ask some pc
destrian for directions"
The aviation director pointed
out that the cost to any one COM
munity would be insignificant
few gallons of paint and couple
of days hire of a painter.
He cautioned, however, against
indiscriminate or implanted air
marking, pointing out that the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
has established standard measure
ments and directions for such
markings, and that these should be
followed by any community plan
ming to put up air markers. De-
tailed instructions can be obtained
from the offices of the State
Aviation Commission or from ans
officer of the Civil Air Patrol, he
said.
The CAP has laid the ground.
work for a Statewide air marking
program, Fenimore said, by map
ping suitable marker locations il
a large portion of the State. In
formation as to suitable location:
for air markers, as we'll as tn;
types of markers, can be ojtaineC
from his office, Fenimore said.
In the case of communities un
able to find the money in theil
contingency funds with whicll u
purchase the few gallons Of pain
needed for air markers they ma!
obtain assistance IRON the Stat
in this respect, also, ne added.
"The development oil aviatiop il
Maryland will be greatly abette'
by the completion OF air marker;
in all sections of the Statc.p FEM
more concluded, "and ! nope ever.
Maryland community will TAX
prompt steps to put up such mark
ers." r.4.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
TROUBLE AHEAD?

End of the war does not mean
the world is without grave prob
lens. Civil war in China, unrest
in Europe and economic disloca-
ton in victorious nations worry
leaders.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
loses the wonderIUst

kids and family :. baskif1g In
the sunshine with a glass of cold
beer +. that's HUtnO," Jeb says.
From where I sit, jobs dis
covered what millions of other
Americans have learned through
the war. Whether your choice Is
beer or buttermilk horse.
shoes or checkers. ga quiet book
or bit of friendly conversation
-. there's no place like homo -.
where we grumble the most and
get treated the bestl
:sgt 91s Msas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
DISCHARGES

About 100000 men overseas
are to get discharges as they come
home and about 100000 men in
this country will probably be kept
in service for a while. Many of
them will be sent overseas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
DEFENSE FORCES

The permanent size of our
peace-time defense forces is sub
ject to debate. A Navy of 1,000,-
900, and occupation force of $780,
900 and a reserve of 100000 in
this country seems probable.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06

Now that the war is over and
we understand the Importance of
military might let US resolve that
the United States will be prepared
for the next war, if it comes. Hope
of peace is not synonymous with
successfully defending the coun-
try.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06

The first time the subjects of
the Emperor of Japan heard his
voice was when he announced the
surrender of Japan. That might
mean something.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06

AS an American: Can you tell
where the Declaration Of Indepen-
demo and the Constitution were
signed?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06

The virtue of mathematics is
that the student can always get the
answers-in the back of the book.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
Cream of Corn Soup

5 cups fresh corn
5 cups milk or " milk and
" white stock
2 tablespoon flour
2 tablespoons butter, melted
Salt and pepper
2 egg yolks
Cook corn in double boiler with
4 cups of milk for 20 minutes.
Blend flour and butter, add corn
and milk mixture and seasoning.
Cook for minutes. Rub through
coarse sieve. Beat egg yolks and
add the remaining cup of cold
milk. Stir into the soup and cook
for / or 2 minutes, stirring con-
stantly. Beat and serve at once.
Serve 6.
Men who arc overworked and UNI
derpaid find the present an oppor-
tune time for quitting work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06

French ask that all countries
get access to raw materials.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

sna 9r dsusbsl bs i9 ;sss Ws .ns each witt 1s pgthsr M
ccNkaixn All e. fsE sftSE eao SbosO S to share CO.
service s sec oJI.a nIslaaSInss Aims meals. ASIA s:th
FUkNiSHED. bedroom, living room. kitchen
and bath; in home OF employed lady; clean
a snH egjst aaas sdss sttsn only sss Eys
SATURDAY, after II noon sunday.
shsr sa M.C sr share apt
N A. M. ngs PLHasAaf@1-room Es ASfo lisht house.
keeping bachelor apt; nondrinker; Govt
81 dRLs $eL Bog e 4Sa sSsis ssss
with Govt. girl Call after 8, NESS HALL.
egei Ksnsusky n.ys ave s.th ss 81,
aire; 3 employed adults; prefer FB1
yonen; snn & fns tTsnspoTtstiSn; $40. 81.
nisSed % spts.. ssa. s.e 30 and d $50. is! s'f-
GENTML GIRL bet. 25 and 30 to share
apt; With two other girls after Dec. I, NV
sSs s2Ssss Sfias, ffSkA. SAVE Ave. N.w.a rooms .m.ll
Po sSD RNT Rs5 Sr sns.ns. syn:Ss q .nS tour.
sase .ss .ns asii afy 1ssh
RtSia R1SN!saaED !as|aaED sEDRoom. living room, Pun.
man kitchen and bath, near 18th and
skusnd sts refsrences required: $50. no.
FURN. APT, pvt. bath and entr, elec. re-
frtgerntion; non-drtnking adults; $50. Call
ENTikE end III, rms. kitchenette. pvt.
BATH n gentile home nr. shopping center;
excsHent trSnsp;i for Girlss $50. AID,
Y21s Bs1SioNaff' BaiSS III 81. + NV. near meridian
rark-3. room apts private bath. four en-
suite. sunny warm rms. and private
bAth. twin beds, biz closets, 3 exposures
electric FIN; ~ car stop, " hr. 70 down.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
,RookAs FUR. ND. and VA. tcont.

ROOMS FUR.-MD. and VA. tcont.l
Attractive room for Eirl
Private home; blk. to Lee blvd. and
I|SscSS I|S. SEEf SEl IA, "a slnsl' room. on Is! su'
I've LxE1E .Ion. 1ecms: IN va. y.
q I msrssisd eonDis: / block from bus ! ssTy. .s.
icy. to D. G., Pentagon and airport; avail
ssls ssh, ippsFatsssly HFasSy - TE 1853; Nc. nm
twin beds. In private home: service girli
SNt 81 :srsais sINGEs i3pDs ssoo n sSoS Arlington or
bysline ys 70 nsy.l r,us sn,nsx en3fsgon and snd
iSsa fSss I's 4. 'ssrAFfoRSn' ssT.. Ariinston-Lsrs.
southern exposure room, In almost new
0Hf sixlPfSG Pf ns6oMs iSa srs nssr suit
land and AndreHs Field. Call Spruce
yeSs Ss Il. saMakYfnE sr.. Arlington, va
2 nice furnished rooms, semiprivate bath
sUirE 81 ROOMS, private bath. suitsbl.
Or 9; near Naval Hospital, :, Apply yeS saoe
EAsSE iSSnsn wEiFusNfsHED asI sIhHaH s ROOM. con-
sn'sns sss for T. SsS for cH :a z4os se'
FRIENDSHIP HGTS.--Large front room
In new home. private bath. unlimites
phone: $12 per week double. WI. 1897
sS sfNafE fisf fRoom osom next to bath; laundry priv.
ileses; conv. transp. Call Glebe 1896
1Iter 0.oU Pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-17

CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES in stock,
available for immediate delivery. 8. KING
FULTON, INC. so5 Maine ave. s.w.. Ex-
so CABIN CRUISER, 2, 8" beam. ee h.p.
Gray marine engine, toilet, water. etc: 4
81 pfEsss fssssn ssaas a..a, fsa Be
soAT BS ras1es BsRfas ffis0 now available Also dry
and spar shed. watchman and high fence
POINT BoATYARD; foot Of Ist st; s.W;;
M FsafNa aisSsss Oh 'STzHH PIRAsHnRE boat pe.drise
39As #; long. s-ft; beam. nsE cabin, new new
will put boat through test: $3.50. CAPT.
HOGUE, west River 5s-F-31. Shady Side,
OUTBoARD PRoPELLERS, now available
for standard makes Of outboard motors.
s. KING FULTON. INC, sos Maine ave.
BOATS, small new boats for outboards;
hrst carload arriving in December; place
order now with SO deposit only. s. KING
FULTON, INC, sos Maine ave- s.w., Ex-
sisSV'f new EvfNRuDE ifGsi MoroRs-rirst 10 mo-
tors on our order board delivered today.
XII gapT Fu an SsOfsfs nc pSssr ss Mans
s.w., Executive 3406.
SAIL BOAT. nsnsuin: l2.ioot sail boat;
as soan %s D3oA sSHfl sss
sSsAsSgr ss9 s sssn e E. sasssRE 1.ssa Is
FOE sssf SALE. Al % one ss.ft AUX. Ketch, built
a5oe srVEhN isx YzcH H ~ srd
St, Eastport, Md. Phone Annapolis 1927.
used: equal to 25O-ib. Eedgs: sscrifce.
4 9; 'lliGHr PLANT. 1lo '. 500 W.
fR. 27S2.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt.
in West Phila. for unfurn. / or bedrm
apt, in Wash. or Va. Call Phila. Granite
4-RooM AND BATH APT, very cheap rent,
for Or small house. close in. Phone Elk.
WILL. EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt. furn.
q miles from downtown Washingtonl, for
similar apt. in New York, preferably in
Forest Hills. Kew Gardens or Astoria.
BALTIMORE-Will exchange rental of 81
bedroom apt. in Baltimore for rental Of
section. MR., MASON, Ma. 1918.
3-kOOM modern apt, concourse, Bronx,
LOT exchange s.e.: rent, $40. Phone -TR.
3665 or New York Jerome s-2363.
WILL EXCHANGE arm. furnished apt,
GhieaEo. X minutes to Loop. S62.5o. in
Arlington pref; unfurn:, J. NJ. GAFT-
MEY. Me-. 964s sc; Yale, Chicago. 49,.
toned. modern apartment, NV. 18th. ST.,
for q modern 1-bedroom apartment in
NV. MI 1885, Ext. 712.
apartment, moderate rental. in desirable
NV. location for | or 2 bedroom apart
ror suburbs. Telephone Ordway O73S. 49,
Evening star., 1945-11-17

AER0NCA AIRPLANES are here again
The, entrance to Loews Capitol itiS'.s Theater. 2xs.
SShs g H. oSfR2aGss'aslSn as
FOR SALE. Fairchild "a. 175-h.p. Ranger;
completely ,overhauled and equipped for
nleht and blind flying, flaps. radio, etc. :;
$4,000: Several tandem trainers Aeron-
cas-, Piper Cubs, Taylorcrafts See these
before you buy. Can be financed at 4gL
Mr. JAMES. Hyde Field. sP. OsSs
TRIMMER AMPHIBIAN-The ideal plane
soon you viii see it." For u early % 9dfs delivery ~
on Trimmer and Skyranger call on COAST
Al AVIATION CORPORATION, distributor
OF Commonwealth Aircraft. Suite 462,
ssaBSRN siaE FEY1RG sEKvrcE A,e.aaar,, aT
Airport. Flight instruction. Cali TE. 233s
Aircraft overhaul and repair. Let 'ssl us sci
ssff B,aPf p i1d yog Just rslieensed
hours, excellent condition: Price, $3.50
Call RE. 2646. Ext. 210 after s pm
Can be seen at Beacon Field, Alex, Va
AIRPLANEs-Taylorcr side-by-side so;
clean, excellent condition, never cracked
recent 100-hr. inspection; S1,25o: ownel
Just drafted. Rehoboth Airport 3631, 1S'
AERONCA CHEF, late 1911, Continents
65-h.p, overhauled April, 1916; just re
covered: excellent flying ship; free high
instructions. MR.. KEPHART, CHI 1914
Evening star., 1945-11-17

WANTED couple with | OF. 2 children,
mother unemployed, to share 6-room home
with working mother in exchange for care
Of 2-year-old child while mother works
FIR. RS01.
FIRST FLOOR. living room, dining room,
recreation room. den, lavatory. kitchen,
large bedrooms sand and ! baths. o : Servants
rooms and bath; $375 month: can be
sn1e seen ifom anSn a.S9 d Pm NO NJ 2rokeIs.
LIED REALTY CORP. 67o0 Wisconsin
44a9 9th ST. N.w.-e-room corner semi.
detached, gas heat; near transportation
shopping center, churches; $3.50 mo
RENT FURNiSHED for mos. or longer
near Dupont Circle; TO discriminating
cellent condition. charming garden,
drawing rooms, 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. dining
room, kitchen, servants lavatory, good
closets: $500 monthly. Cali SANDOZ
INC. DU. 1884. Mrs. Finn. BOX 226-J,
ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDRM. HOME in Silver
Spring, nicely furn. gas heat: S126. sH
Evening star., 1945-11-17
HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp.

CHARMING country. house. new Colonial
% bedrms.. 4 baths, gear garage. maids
quarters; 4 mi from the White House
pointment cali Mrs. McKenna, OR. .2615
after 0 pm. FRANCES POWELL HILL,
ATTR1CTIyE a-BEDROoM house. ls mile.
downtown WASHINGTON; rent, S36. includes
electricity, wood and dairy products: part
time light housework on hourly pay basis
requested Of wife. Telephone Falls Church
S04-W-13
COLONIAL BRICK HOME on v q. In
one Of Arlington's finest residential eress
on end floor, additional bedrms. Or serv-
ants quarters and full bath on Bird moor;
session: $3.50. THOs d. MAGRU1EF
CO. 2051 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va:
TALL WHITE PiIfARS mark this Colonial
house on Old Dominion dr.. s miles north
white House. ii { setting Of huge oaks
woods and stream; rooms. fully modern
psncy: rent, S1k0 MRS. MOORE. co. 1472
Evening star., 1945-11-17
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northwe.t.

53I1 LIST N.W.-Master bedrm., pvt b., twir
6 6beds. z 81 closets: phone; for 2 men: GENTLE
Sss SEN e S9 f. e. NwEoo w TA o2ss IL nice Is, pv
sY~ bone, !, ne near everything. twin beds; s55
@ ssos' i@SsAissAcHUsETTs AVE. N.w.-At.
s. per day rnaa and up lGS' so soss ans'en'' only
tsa BEDS; + BLOCK ns; e trans trsnspesta esfa
lLo Iofs sD Il 81. T. NV, Apt. sos-1 rm. Tor fer i.
Goyt: girls; downtown, 11th st. carline
aoME aaIa4g For Fe BUSINESSMAN. Chevy ag chas.
near Connecticut ave. bus. 30 minute,
Te% nesP ss1s Mtsry an la M sl e
rooms; $25 and S35; men only; reference.
exchanged. Call Dupont 2422. 1885 +
4S1s 9th ST. NV girls; lse., comfort.
priyileses; $3.50 each 1s per % mo. Tayio'
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., ss47 ouesada st
bath gentlemen: $50. Wo. ss47 foii fi
sssssS'n'RRses; sssS PRess;PEcr AVE. N.w-slespip.
fFoom,, Foo newly decor.tsd; seIipIiyase BATH
ID. lcomfortable rm. for Esntiemsl
IL sSs STiYssf EYE hse 81 N#Frip%s ss2 nT %o i 3
$50 each; / vacancy. Next to Army
fsse fsse uDs II ST. N.w.-airl to share lars,
front rm; with another girl; twin beds
$S1s ShrfaRY Sh HffSss hb q stter R%
he hhersDring s mattress; Wn eonv. to bus; private
soss SO@s fARk sH T5 Ks. NV R&s.-se.utiful whit,
modern twin-bed rm;; warm; OPP. Roci
aofs nNofs rs AVE- trsNnsP NWnxle M s7Is
Tor girl. $50. Call any time Saturday Of
isss sssae euiNCY INC sT. N.w.-Bright front rm
adjoinins, bath; cony. to 18th st. carline
H1RRY ap PhGRs a6ns4 sze ger db mo- rms "a s46 S1aS
ssS zoos s'py .asns1 losd nssDaon
1444 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Triple. doubl,
and single rms. new furniture. clean; light
cooking; convenient shoppins and transp:
1883 NEWTON ST. Apt. si-sinsle rm.
S35 month; convenient Transportation
unlimited phone. AID. 31s3:
rm.. twin beds; light, nicely furn; eleva.
tor service. phone; employed people; $22 sc
each. NO. 8421.
rLarss Lars. dbis, room. twin beds; 2nd-hooi
I4ss NEWTON 81. N.w.0Room nniti for re.
a'ass aais :sntlsRan; sth sT $SS month ,ron, roo
$40 = vk. Also large back room, plenty q
gentlemen. OR. 664O.
DUPONT AREA, 1919 10th st. NV, Apt
6-Larse front pvt. sleeping rm.; use q.
phone: suitable for coupler S65,
1918 Sth ST. NW.-Comfortable warn
room with hot and cold running water
near transportation; $50; gentleman.
ell DECATUR ST.-Double room for I
girls; twin beds: So week each. Board Il
Desired Nice family. Ia 6eps.
MintwQod pl. n.w.-Hor 2 girls; $50 mo
Call AID. 7461 OF AID. 3241.
kENWN, 1913 Que st. n.W-Comfortabl,
iurn; triple room, single beds; 500 Del
I1a6 bELiioNT sT. N.w.-Larre doub,,
room, Window, on nrst door; $40 foI
10 days. MI. $685. -
SO YOU 81. N.W-singie room for gentle,
man: quiet. adult home; S28 Z month
GLOVE3 PARK, 2117 Huidekoper 81. nv
I-Single rm.. semipvt. bath, for uuie
63l4 CONNECTICUT AvE.-Haye ! doubl
rm. With twin beds, $50 e.; another rnn.
sio7 istS sf. NV. iovsi, @ 81 studio l room sao
new maple furniture: for sober, neat pro
1885 oNfxSiO ri. N.M.gHttrsct. ~.
| double. bed, uphoI. chair; excel transo.
f$SS { sr. NV. Apt M z6-bo1utoxn. a sues nes
LADY. nondrinker; 81 week.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD for sale, 24-in., de-
nvsred promptly to Washington, Virginia
SEASONED OAK, $50. Seasoned pine
S1s. Kinding. 81 bu.: delivered cut
any length. SH 6937.
CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplace wood,
highest quality. seasoned and 1907 hard
wood; guaranteed full cord We also have
pine at special low prices. ST. 2719.
1,5O0 CORDS 2-year-old seasoned oah
wood, S21 per cord; cut any length: i'm
mediate delivery D. c. and vic. EN-. 1898 "a:
FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned, iS or
= in; S21 cord. COLONIAL coRDWoOD
HARDWOOD, split and seasoned 1 year,
any length. quick delivery, $50 q cord,
5000 half cord. WI O695.
DELIVERED, in " cord. s1O, oak wood, in
steve and fireplace lengths. Phone RA
1851 1Ss
FIREWOOD, stove or fireplace, mostly oak
We deliver. Call Vienna 268-J-2.
eSttne nse cut this dry read;
from construction Job. NO. 1923.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
ROOMS WANTED.

ASTRONOMERS, with books and wagnerian
record collection, looking for 1-room apt,
entrance desired because Of irregular
hours. in NV. section. Wo. 2290 or Box
26S-R. Star. 1Ss
wanted by refined, quiet gentle couple; no
drinkers or pets: Maryland preferred, not
essential Box 331-R, Star. 1Ss
en- priyil, or small furn. or unfurn. apt
Box 426-R, Star. 49,
breakfast, preferably in Del Ray, near
before Nov. 22nd Call AL. 0697. 1s'
sires semifurnished quiet room in private
home In NV. section. AID. s210. 1S'
FURNISHED or unfurnished room or small
DISSEMINATING BUSI. WOMAN wants
nicely furn. bed-sitting room adj. bath. OF
studio room, pvt. bath, with board In
home Of refinement; conv. transp. Temple
1879 Box 337-R, Star 18s
Evening star., 1945-11-17
cATTLE ana LIVE sIocK

CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
CHESTNUT MARE. stylish, free-eoing
well-schocied. good-mannered. ridden by
a2.year-old child; reasonable price. OIL
I SHETLAND PONY for sale; zee any tims
Saturday or Sunday. 2S10 Adams st. ne.
5lecks on Bladensburr rd. HRAINARn
CATTLE, POULTRY AND HOGS, including
16 Jersey heifers with calves in sprips, ]
Angus bull. $50 assorted layers, fryer
and broilers. 45 fat hogs. ready for mar
ket. ! black and brown spotted horse
one person For further particulars phone
REYNOLDS, pI. e140. Phone from to s
LESPEDEzA HAY; | .dappied gray ridins
Call CHI. 3637 or Fairfax 6S-W-1l.
35 THRIFTY SHOATS, so to 100 pounds:
also purebred Berkshire boar with papers
ME. 1894, SH. 2114
PONY. 3-year-old, well broken and gentle;
also riding outfit. Indianhead 2744.