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Evening star., 1946-02-04

ACCoRDIONS--Any. size or make. Highest
ADDISG MAcHINEMfenkey E Fen ksyfeis Electric hhoa late
trio. Underwood sunstrand desk model; will
AUBREY A. sei, HAMPTON; Business Broker Pub
AD6iSG fSSEhiSi MAcHINEs' nj = typewriters. calcula-
tors ONCE equip. all kinds. Top prices paid.
ADDING MACHINES ana typewriters
G5n R0 P!SSs 'caaea ofFcE 'qfzz MAGHNEs rs
A6DING a MacaiNTs. T 4ta t9psRfters sRH ea!cu sss
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. SIS i4tn
ANTIQUES, furniture, bric-a-brsc china.
glassware, rugs. siverware. paintings.
highest sash cash prices paid. Call MURRAY,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects. bet
ter-grade china and bric.a-brac in any
emqI9S GRHpy WSnted Nh des6 at once Please call Mr.
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
,5ot;n contents OF apis or houses At ONCE We DO
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
once will pay highest possible prices. nfeu No
k2Tnrfg 5IdIy MR. fEf fKAPY: riSa Ma ssSo 1. s
EDWARDs' HDu. 6ei1. ioii pm, % daily aA'of'
Esss 5Tes @ ca G'fiT Mr. WEISS WEISS
RE; 2435 (offcel.
CAMERAs. e. N, moy,s saulp;, photo supplies.
n r. s4s4 SReasas oDsn sSs sa pf0na sO em aTa
CAMERAS, pnoto, Equipment. both amateur
Roro SOC Bss f ST. pTess s nesS soEp
%S s1 sF 'fH IT, %ss'
CLoTHTNGoBetterp prices paid for t' mems ems
TSed rs eesa eeslSthins; e. Harry's 513s 3th st. NV.
DIAMONDS. (,0Vb pheSt
SSiRsSSHgs 81 hA9kE Sss es5 seo 0si9rf you sell
BTRK, ISe. ei4 18th NV. n 81. bd.o 277s' hSNAei
ana swsys bebet n.a sothqe
also ISt - choice + Of diamonds on hand. MAX
fGRshi FGRNiTGRE9Mf. GSi MI Jerry will pay top price
for your entire apartment Of furniture;
Inps SaTh prompt om6 remoya IR 2so6
better Kind wanted at once: viii buy 81 suites, me
S3Fs tgdsy y,Ilsv MR Crazy: AI; IN IA 26ao lease s@l'
room apt. if apt. is available. Cali No.
FURNITURE, innerspring mattress. We
CAL US for highest prices. MI, 977S.
GoLD-srins COL your o!o gold, SILVER plating
KAHa iNe az yesrs at y ss5 pay cash
LOCKERS, metal. for clothing, or s.; good
e9Inldditio.n. sIldIi.. r Cal MI; 5000 Ext; 81.
MCSlCAIy IhUMENTS-Hl2heSt cash
prices paid. Call RE. 6212, KITS, 1880
PIaNos-orands, apartment uprisnts o,
M "a. asfa EPF'sf sAko IL
PIANOS. grand. upright, spipet or apt
sash siHa; aNe NJ $780, ssos any condition; will pay
i,pETight Or baby grand. cal Republic
PIANoS@The' COLONIAL PIANO SHOP
will pay you an eminently fair price for
your grand piano, spinet or small upright
Phone MA. 4SI1 for an immediate estimate
and 20 inches deep; prefer u to 2 GU. #.
SAXOPHONE-Wi pay $50 for altos, 500
for tenors. Give make and serial number.
tsGE sEWiNG MACaHiiNEs-we buy all types;
| repair hemstitching, buttons covered
pleating OF st RE 1900. RE 23ll
TYPEWRITER, good condition. Remington
noiseless preferred. Phone RE. 6700, Ext.
WoOD or metal working power tools; also
ELECTRIC motors; all sizes. TR. 734s.
YOUTH BED, large size, in dark maple
CASH FOR YoUR iBooKs, stamp collec-
psrty Ii1n OLD co siss sis china and svsr private
AM INTERESTED in buying old 3ewelry,
MILESTONE. ME 6079
WANTED TO BUY, good used office desk
and chair and stenogra pher desk, steel
fling cabinet with four drawers. for cash.
Phone Ma. 2277.
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ROOMS ruRN-Nor,hwea tco,. !


3104 10Th ST, Mt. Pleasant--Nicely fur
nished double room with large porch, semi
private bathroom; suitable couple or
40 HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Large room,
nicely furnished. semiprivate bath and
shc~er: $40 single RA. 5944
1909 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV, just off Wis
consin ave. carline-1 large double 'front.'
bedroom; quiet working couple only; S45.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 1712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.--A few attrac. vacan-
cies in this popular guesthouse.
lao CLIFTON N.W.-Master room, twin
beds, with sitting room: 10 min. down.
aon; toWn; PVT; home; $3.50 ca, MI. sl76. .,
ing room, bath; entire floor; no cooking:
adults, S25 each. RA. S02s. 4"
COLOI.ED-2l16 list ST. N.W.-Doubls
room for employed couple, S10 week. cook
ing privileges. DE. 663l.
COLORED-I4 EYE ST. N.W-Man to
share large double front room, single beds;
S5T5 week: with kitchen. Room s.
COL0RED-IO36 PARK RD.i several COM
Portable rooms for single and married
persons, 81 80 and SIS weekly. AID. b968.
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO
COLORED-32lS 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely
f1rn fur rm for 2 girls; close to transp; home
COLORED-i4I2 SWAMI st. nw.-Largs
room for nice, employed boys; also share
room; ST and SS week. NO 3S29.
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ROOMS fURhIsHED-horthwest


1858 dI IRVING NC sT,.First fio9r trent, room,
seoe MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Nw.-At-
as' kaSsRs SsS sss az AVE- NJ a?sa home
t95 yoadng 6sd men sn Large double
S1s at door $ 30 xesk GE GHAiS sssf Sp''9HA'' n
go RITTENHoUsE ST. = Gentleman,
Govt Govt empoys ns;,s PVT: family; no other
i YES ETGIrD fHSGi D'O ST. N N.W@ soo Nicely furn
double rm. to share with doctor; must be
large single room, S35; 2 blocks of Conn.
2sa6 UPTON sT.NLaree double room with
arge see Sn for p9sh 3Ta E 1sa9 sesD
am and II Sunday. '' oO "A
idse K ST: N.W.24 doors west of Am,
ash s cL6B 6tfsh for s'eam soVt srs
Kalorama, I'd. n.w.--Vacancy for 2; laun-
dry prifyileges and use Of sod kitchen: de-
NICE ROOM IN PRIvATE FAMILY with
Be0ysd yeneG eGupS WI Or 5sS ss9 young ladies'
gentleman, private home. running water
NEAR Rfz 20 washSGToS pssh sG1 m G ns
Macomb st. n.w.-Room in modern apt.
south and west exposures, semipvt. bath
unlimited phone; coed transportation: gen.
tleman; no kitchen privileges. $40 month
references. Call EN-. 37S9 after pm
I722 N ST. N.W.-Small single room, fine
neighborhood; refined home, gentleman
only; $40 mo.
1909 I4th ST. N.W.-In retired physician
home. attrac. room, semipvt bath, besi
| transp., conv.; Army or Navy officer oil
officer and wife; employed preferred; S1s
NEW BERNE APIS. 1115 18th st. NV
Apt. 43-Desirable room. employed couple
$40: employed single, $50; elevator, un-
| limited phone Call after s.
1925 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Large front
S11 wk. Inquire in basement. ia. 554S
1905 39th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. front
rm.,, next to bath, for 2 girls or couple;
excel. transp.: S55 month EN- 4205.
1717 EYE ST. N.W.-Ladies only. share
nicely furnished. comfortable sleeping rm.
$50 month; available now.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER, Axe reg. is international blue
ribbon Championship. and II champion;
. months old, papers of 3 generations.
peqlgreed, gentle. used TO children. BIOS
COCKER SPANIEL. male: black. ~
months old, AkC-registered, $50. 5l77
Fulton ST. NV. WO. $3.50 ;.
HOME WANTED for male Dalmatian: male
Pointer; gentle Wire Hair type: handsome
hound; black shepherd; and other desirable
dogs. Phone Sligo 5iS3. MONTGOMERY
COUNTY SHELTER. Hours 9 to 4 Closed
a II Saturday and all day Sunday.
PEDIGREED COCKER SPANIEL, red m ale,
9 months old. Call Ii 3070.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES beautiful male
golden fawn Great Dane puppies. 3 mos
old sired by famous 81" Coulons Casa
nova out OF a Brae Tarn female; i'm
munzed against dfstemper. Telephone SH.
FROZEN HORSE MEAT, Doberman Pin
schers. Axe registered: cocker Spaniels.
Axe REGISTERED: Shetland sheep dogs, Axe
Gsglstered; and mtxed-breed pups PET
Church Falls Church 244O
BOXERS, pups that YOU will be proud to
own ano show: champion sired, Axe reg.
COCKERS-Red male. $50; blond female,
S35; black female, $40; nice strong heads.
lons ears, good coats. Sire. son Of champlon
Sandspring, Stormalong DOG HOTEL.
TS44 GeOreia ave TIA 13o1
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POULTRY e EGGS.

PULLETS--20O New Hampshire Red pull
lets, now laying, Sl,T5 each. Also baking
chickens. MRS. j. J. KAVANAGH, Ken
Slngton 19-J-5.
ROOMS FuRklSHED-Northeast.
1909 TRINIDAD AVE.-Bed-iiving room.
gentleman no other roomersi $40 week
FIR. 1854.
1900 QuARLES ST. NE, Apt 5-Nevly
furnished double bedroom for employed
couple; kitchen privileges: $50 mo Can
be seen Sun. or evenings after pm, s.
2a6 ASCOT PL. N.E.-Nr 3rd and R /;
redecorated furn, room for .; twin beds;
private home; So vk each.
30S SEATON PL. N.E.-One sleeping rm
next bath, So: gentleman preferred
II R ST. N.E.-Basement. furnished ne
linen, emiprt. bath. SIS mo, single per-
son. See janitor
1926 ALLISON ST NE. - Large room
for woman; S35 month NO 1851.
C0LORED-5311 ADDISON CHAPEL I'd
ne.-Furnished room, children accepted
DI O9S6
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FARM and GARDEN

cow MANURE, direct from dairy farm,
Sl2 80 per ton. Call J. H. Burton, WA.
1887
MANURE, rotted mixed. $3.50 per IS
bushels, $40 per 10 bushels. Delivered
SUCCEsSFUI-1f not, try a dormant mid
winter planting. We have not only the
most beautiful specimens. holly, yews, box
wood, abaleas, shade trees and towering
shrubs. but also the trained men who viii
do good Job faster and better Your
neighbor says, from experience, that Won
dergro, that three-in Zone fertilizer, spread
over lawns, beds and around shrubbery
Will repay you with natures most brill
liant display over very long period II
you plan and demand the very best guar
anteed fiagstone walk wall, terrace, fence,
driveway, drainage. tree surgery. grading,
Shearing, tTansplanting. painting, point
ing up or carpentry job, call Ii. 4225
Tor free estimate. q*
TRACTOR, new, on rubber; all types farm
equipment, all kinds of feed. OWNER,
Falls Church 2190 I2s
TREES REMOVED, landscaping. planting.
s5ading: era lnso draining waterpr9oflng no JOB
gpTHopsErtyc co damsses wAsHINGToN LAND
CINDERS and bank run gravel for roads
and driveways; delivered. Call WA. 32l7
SIX YEAR GRAPE VINES. consisting Of .
Blue Concord, > Red Lutte and White
Niagara. S3.l5 postpaid; write for free
copy planting guide prepared by Virginia S
largest growers of fruit trees. berry plants
nut trees. etc. WAYNESBORO NURS-
ERlES, Waynesboro. Va.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months,
sS, also singing and organ instruction. MI
PRIVATE SPANISH LESsoNs-DR. GIRO.
l325 New Hampshire ave, near Dupont
VA, BAR REVIEW lsince 1a35); classes
begin March 4th for June exam: . yrs
nstrSeton 1aW sSnoSl TeSuiEed S WALTER j. NEWL
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects: day. night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
MAsELLE HONOUR School. approved for
p. c, requirements and GI, training, 1910
a. x ave, NE, 777S: sstab.. 1918.
Teacher received instruction under one OF
the worlds master teachers of music
Begin yours on the easiest and surest plan
70 75.
COMPETITIVE CIVIL SERVICE exams
Prepare now. The CIVIL SERVICE PREP
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont.) :.
WANTED-Left rear fender, Buick Cen
tury Al. Phone after pm EN-. 9234
WANTED FOOT-PEDAL REED ORGAN
ton: appearance unimportant. CO. 591O
during weekdays
VETERAN WANTS To BUY table saw: =
inch; 14-inch band-saw and 6-irch Joiner
Phone Vienna PAW
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSES, pair matched. black, yrs. old
broke 10 all harness: black horse, yrs
old, well broke; gray mare. broke to all
harness. Phone Falls Church S40-w-3. 5.
GUERNSEY cow, good mixer; also bay
mare, ) yrs old; both in excellent condi-
ton. Phone HI. 0317-R. 4s
RIDING HORSE, hunter. gelding. 3Iz yrs,
u hands; very gentle; sacrifice. TIE.
ONE BAY RIDING HORSE. one roam rid
ing horse, one sorrel riding horse one
bay, year-old colt. HILL TOP FARM,
BAY MARE. one, 4 years old; Will jump;
lady broke, for a child TO ride; one Eng
l1Sh saddle also. Call Giebe 46l0 a.
mares, 5-gaited: sell cheap, riding horses,
work, horses. mules, 30 halters, some
matched teams, % saddles and brides
English and western, harness of all kinds,
hay and corn. Horses bought any day
Rear 1:}6 18th ST. Sc
HoLSTEIN HEIFER, 6 months, excellent
condition. will be good family COW College
PARK. Nd. sMA. 43"9
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

VACANCIES for 4 quiet, congenial. refined
girls, nonsmokers: . adjoining rooms, pri-
Vate home. GL. 1868
SMALL CHILD. under 3, wanted TO board
in country nome, $50 a month. Call Fair
fax 337-W-3
WON you come and eat with US? We
serve carefully prepared generous meals
Sill semimonthly MRS. KORKISCH, MI.
5774
MANSION CLUB, for girls only; one
double. S4T; several spaces in triples, S45.
2230 Mass. ave. NV. a.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS, convenient
transportation Pentagon and downtown
lonial Village Gil. 1858, MRS. MOORE.
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SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic.

GIRLS. two; reliable, colored, want work
a,s after school. Can Trinidad $50. n
cleaning apt. for employed couple: no
cooking: City ref; no Sat. or Sun. work
fountain work o. working in store as
maid part time, cleaning Offices Call all
day Sunday. Monday after 6, FIR. 4953. ~
HOUSECLEANING, expert. Call Falls
WOMAN, colored, wants morning work s
mornings a week cleaning apt. or small
rooming house. CO. 1851. 4s
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AVIATION,

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. con-
venient to central and NV. Washington
PoRr a9d vi5ginis; Ggi ssss CONGRESSIONAL AIR
'I De LUXE K TaAa9fIoRcRAFr 1915 for i'm
mediate delivery. Call OIL. $500.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. con-
yenlent TO central. ne. and Sc. Washing
ton. HYDE FIELD, Spruce 0sss.
LEARN TO FLY at the Manassas Airport
nder under insrnfto1s now operating
airplanes. hangar and parking space for
rent now available. Field located two
miles northwest of Manassas, Va, and
22 miles southeast of Washington. Phone
For information cali Greenbeit $685. "
FOR SALE-Piper aircraft, model J3L65.
manufactured July. 1912; less than 200
hours since factory major; Al condition:
priced for quick sale. S1,650. Phone Hill
COAL. WOOD and. FUEL OIL.
SEASONED MIXED WOOD, SIS. so per full
cord, $40 per half cord, delivered. WA.
SCRAP LUMBER, frewood, S1o-s15 and
$50 per load; wholesale and retail. AT
5a1a. COOPER SUPPLY CO
DRY, seasoned hardwood. split and cut
any length: full cord, $50; "a cord, S!1;
6IsaBaED & VErERAs a9f oers .mf rspaee M eogq and
stove wood. JAMES H. McALLISTER, Sr,
Falls Church, Va. Administer 4379 12*
FIREPLACE. stove wood, mixed seas. slab
wood, cut any length: ] cord, Sl6: . cords,
$780, imm. del. ACKERBLOOM. DI. 2704.
SEASONED HARDWOOD SLABS, any
length Sl5 a. cord delivered. Phone
SEASONED CoRDWooD, -. 16. 1s. 90,
= and 30 inch; prompt delivery. AT,
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

1920 LYMAN ST. N.E.-Large front rn.,
unfurn, tor couple: S35 month.
1896 CALVERT ST. NW-3 connecting,
unfurn. rooms, pvt. bath. heat and light;
no cooking; bus. streetcar transp. by door:
blks. from Shoreham Hotel: 2 ladies
only; $50 mo Phone for appointment to
inspect, CO $500
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FOR ONE BUSINESSMAN ONLY - Quiet
nonhousekeeping apartment in Chevy Chase
house, near Connecticut ave. bus: 20 min
utes from downtown: modern conveniences;
HRlim Rm B ga pparkjng; S. daGy By appo!ntment.
BaCHET or wiif saTs b}S Saf
apartment with congenial gentleman; $50.
Box 392-H, Star s.
TWO GIRLS TO share apt with one other
girl: $50 month each. Box Bash, Star.
18th AND IRVING SITS, NV, 16O5-
Partly furn.. ! lge. clean rm., kit, Ink.
refgr.; entire Bird fl. pvt. bath; settled.
quiet. both empl., married couple: $50
FOR 3 MONTHS-Part of home in nearby
P 70 5aby so6 sHsa monh G c0Pf cs A. G 9G]s9P 4 o3
appoint n ent
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Call Spruce 0SSS.
LEAVING FOR los ANGELES Feb. 90,
1e41 Oldsmobile, single man or couple
wanted, help drive, share expenses. Trini-
dad 9162, between 1o-2. s.
CAR LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO via Los
Angeles: will take 3 passengers. Call DI.
eS45, Ext. 706, before 8,
Evening star., 1946-02-04
SITUATIONS MEN and woMsN

COUPLE, eolored wants small apt to take
care OF. 634 Morton pl, ne, Washington
COUPLE, colored, experienced. wants Job a,
yaroman, chauffeur: lady as nurse, . yrs
hospital training. or cook: live out: tor
nm. EX 553f
Evening star., 1946-02-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

CoLoRED COUPLE, cook and butler
chauffeur; references required; live in;
good wages. Apply to DUNHAM'S Of
FTCE, 1851 Conn. ave. NV
WHITE COUPLE, chauffeur and maid, in
the city; good wages. nice home. Apply
10 DUNHAMS OFFICE, 1851 Conn. ave
N
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

A ROOM WITH TWIN BEDS, including
breakfast and dinner. in private home or
apartment desired by two refined girls;
convenient to downtown. 'Cau Ex. 3111,
Ext. l716. weekdays to $50 pm. A.
Evening star., 1946-02-04
BOATS.

OWENS CRUISERS and sailing auxiliary
cutters. Place your order now Call
1929. OR. 1900
OUTBoARD MOTORS. Phone NO.
Evening star., 1946-02-04
APARTMENTS UhFURkIsHsp.

Studio apt: complete kitchen; Shower:
pvt. entrance: $50 mo. incl. utilities.
9 pm. Monday. References
I345 COLUMBIA RID. N,W-Attrac. Inn.
kitchen: refgr.. gas, cleo; quiet. sober
gentleman; S1l week
fI46 ST. NV rooms, medium-size
kitchenette. c b W: SIS month.
Evening star., 1946-02-04
ROOMS FURkIsHEo-Mp. and VA,

ARLINGTON, S33 S. 22nd st.-lO min
from D. c.; young married couple to share
home, all PRIVILEGES. ia. 16S6-R between
$40 and $50 pm.
SILVER SPRING-Master bedroom, ada
cent bath. Beautyrest mattress; for quite
man. $40 mo. 81. 3454.
1862 CHEVY CHASE BLVD, MD.-Suit-
able for employed couple. $40; or employed
single woman, $50; bath, semipvt; no
smoking or drinking in room, OIL 5000.
ARLlNGTON-Double room. kitchen and
ME. 24S5
DOUBLE ROOM, semiprivate bath, conv.
MT. RAINIER-Double room, twin beds
kitchen and laundry privileges, CHI W, next
bath; quiet, sober, employed couple or :,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BULLDOZER SHOVEL for hire. Cali afte
b o'clock, IL 1878, and all day Sunday
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ROOMS EURkIsHED-sE. and sw

COLORED-I629 ST. S.E-Furnished
room, twin beos. for > women; phone, cook
ing and laundry privileges; SIS wk. each
"
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Continued on Next Page.)
The midland journal., 1946-03-08
CONOWIN Q
POWER COMPANY
CONTROVERSY OF ANGLING

Most anglers have positive convic-
tions as to minor details of fishing
practice and some of these are quite
contradictory. For instance, one man
will declare that dark-gut leaders
bring poor fishing. Another, fishing
the same waters will use nothing but
very dark leaders, claiming that nat
ural gut color will scare the fish. The
fact remains that while each of these
anglers may be an excellent fihser-
man, the color of the gut they use
seems to make no difference in their
success, for their scores usually run
about even.
AS see it, both light and dark
leaders are necessary, depending up
on the backgrounds, the way the
light strikes, and the angle at which
the leader is seen by the fish. Were
it possible to determine the exact
places and times when leader of a
certain color were needed, it is very
likely that catches could be increas-
ed,
The midland journal., 1946-03-08
EVICTION PROBLEMS

Tenants cannot be forced to move
from rented accommodations simply
because the landlords may want to
allow other persons to occupy the
property, Leo H. Mccormick, Mary
land OPA State Director, said. Land
lords and tenants alike should refer
their eviction differences and difficult
ties to the OPA Area Rent offices.
For the information of the public
Mr.. Mccormick listed the rental
areas and the location of rent Offices
as follows
Baltimore-Frederick area: in
cludes Baltimore City and Baltimore,
Anne Arundel, Carroll, Cecil. Har-
ford, Howard and Frederick counties
with rent Offices located in Baltimore,
Frederick, Aberdeen, Annapolis. Nik-
ton and Westminster.
The midland journal., 1946-03-08
WE MAY MISS THE NEXT COAL
STRIKE

An official statement from the De-
partment of Interior shows that BIZ
luminous coal production is steadily
increasing, in spite of the fact that
there was a small shrinkage year
ago.
John l.. Lewis is being "built-up"
by deluge of favorable articles fur
nished by commentators and news
writers-all due to the fact that he
and William Green of the American
Federation of Labor have kissed and
made up, and Lewis is back on the
Board of the AF of L. Both gentle
men indicated that they would sup
port new and logical methods to pre-
vent strikes.
These two leaders undoubtedly are
in position to put an end to the riot
GUS methods of other union leaders,
who have upset the economy of the
Nation, and stalled reconversion and
reconstruction. Still more, unfortun-
ately, the Government of the United
States has not brought order out of
chaos.
The midland journal., 1946-03-08

President Truman's order permit
ting the sending of relief materials
TO Germany through church agencies
is being widely hailed by Protestant
church leaders who have for months
been urging this course upon him
While acknowledging that so great il
Germany's need that the Government
must carry on the major relief, DR.
Leslie B. Moss, of the Church Com.
mittee on Overseas Relief and Recon.
struction, which coordinates this re
lief for all Protestant bodies, says
that the churches intend to ship ma.
terials especially useful to children
powdered milk, food concentrates
shoes, clothing, soap, diapers, sewing
goods. Relief material will be distri.
buted in Germany by church organ.
ization of that country. "The concern
of the American churches is to under
grid the work of the German church
es so that they may become part OF
a Chisrtian pattern in international
relations" says Dr. Moss.
The midland journal., 1946-03-08
STATE INSURANCE
COMMISSIONER ISSUES WARNING

This week two more young boys
died as the result of burns sustained
while wearing a certain type of COW
boy suit.
The investigation of the State In
surance Department of Maryland, ac-
cording to Commissioner Lawrence
E. Ensor, indicates that there are lit
orally hundreds of these suits, which
are made of highly inflammable ma
terial, being worn by children, not
only in Maryland but throughout the
entire country. Commissioner Ensor
called this matter in April, 1945, to
the attention of Thomas P. Brophy,
Chief Fire Marshal of the State of
New York. Mr.. Brophy is also Chair
man of the Investigation Committee
appointed by the National Fire Pro-
lection Association charged with the
responsibility of investigating the
distribution of this type of suit, with
the view of preventing interstate
shipments.
AS far as the Insurance Depart
ment is able to determine, there have
Deen four casualties, and two cases
of serious burns since tkat date, all
Of which have been reported to the
Committee, and are now part of the
record being submitted to Congress
in the investigation now under way.
All of these casualties are directly
traceable to certain type of cowboy
play suit. 1t is reported that with one
still photographer making intermit-
tent shots, and another photographer
recording the procedure with
magic eye" camera, a reporter set
fire to the trousers of one of these
suits, and in 80 seconds nothing was
left of the suit, except few charred
wisps floating in the air.
AS State Fire Marshal and the In
surance Commissioner, Commissioner
Ensor is urging all parents having
children, wearing cowboy play suits,
to beware. In fact, he sggests for the
sake of safety, that it would be wise
for them to discontinue wearing the
suit until it has been thoroughly
checked to determine whether it is
fiammable.
The midland journal., 1946-03-08
FIRST JOB FOR Fac

zone of the first tasks the Food
and Agriculture Organization has sci
for ITSELF" says Howard r. Tolley
Chief of the Buearu of Agricultural
Economics, sis gathering and making
available clear picture of the world
food situation-where the needs for
various products are greatest, where
the greatest apparent 'surpluses' ex-
ist or are likely to appear. That is
just beginning. FAC is expected to
make clear-cut recommendations on
how to remedy bad situations on how
well its recommendations have been
carried out. 1t will help to see they
are carried out through organizing
missions that is, groups of experts
in particular fields to help individual
counties to do such things as improve
dairy herds, or start nutrition pro-
grams, or set up better extension
services"