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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Mckinney On
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM e. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

In today's hand West found HIM
self with a trump trick which
lost him another sure trick. Muir.
ray Oliphant OF New York, who
played the hand, 5as able to make
the four t-umps in the opponent S
hand work to his advantage rather
than to his detriment.
The opening club lead was won
with the King, small heart led to
dummy's ace, and the ten OF dia-
monds played. West covered with
the pack, North put on the queen.
and when it held, he led the small
club. Dummy's quee- won and
West dropped the four of clubs.
Declarer now led a heart from
dummy and cashed his king and
queen, then threw West in the
lead with the fourth heart.
West was end-played. His nat
ural play was diamond, which
Oliphant let ride around to the
|nine-spot. He cashed the ace Of
clubs, discarding his three Of
spades, led e dimond to the ace,
and cashed the seven of hearts,
discarding a diamond from dunn
my.
Now West was squeezed. II he
threw away the kinf Of diamonds,
declarer's five was good; if he
dropped the jack of spades, de-
spades, led a Diamond to the ace,
clarer's ace and queen were good.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Religion
DayByDay
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS
TO THE WALLS!

TO THE WALLS!
Never before has human society
keen so comprehensively astir as
it is today.
All classes and races and coun.
tries are in a ferment over the
great changes in human life and
government that have taken place
or are in process.
Special groups, political, social,
and industrial, are desperately
active.
Over all hangs the shadow OF
atomic energy.
What does all this mean to the
average person?
1t is d call to man the walls of
Justice, liberty and human rights.
Nobody may be unconcerned over
the great movements that are stir.
ring in our time. Disregardsng the
panicky groups, the agressively
selfish, the professional do-gooders.
and the blind partisans of new
ldeologies, the plain man and
woman should militantly take their
stand in support of the tested veri-
ties of personal life. The ''Four
Freedoms" are not often publicly
discussed nowadays, but they are
as valid goals as when first form
ulated by President Franklin d.
Roosevelt.
Personal honor, personal chast-
ity, personal home-making, per-
sonal nelghborliness, personal
piety, personal public-mindedness
and personal faith in God are the
essential stones in the building Of
the citadel of civilization.
For tile defense of these every
patriot is today called upon to
man the walls!
Stir us, o Lord, into q fresh
awareness Of the meaning Of these
times, and Of our own personal res
possibility. Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Your CT Rights
Questions ana Answers
On Servicemen's
Problems
DON'T SNUB SERVICE
LIFE INSURANCE
Nv DOUGLAS LARSEN.

WASHINGTON. - An alarming
number Of men getting out of ser
vice are forgetting about their Ma
tional Service Life Insurance. i
is extremely valuable to them. Blu
many nf the boys don't know the
details CT what to do about it. Here
are some questions answered or
that subject:
QI have been in the service
for more than three years, and
paid for my government insurance
all that time. One of my buddie.
recently told me that he was able
to borrow some money on his
policy. But when tried, they
said I couldn't. How can one per-
son borrow on insurance while an.
other one can't?
A-The insurance you first 60.
with the government was Term
Insurance. Unless you converted
it to another type after you had
it year you still have Term In.
surance. II you convert IL to an
other type the policy eventually
has value upon which you can
borrow.
QI am trying to decide what
to do with my government in
surance. They tell me I can change
it into 3c-year policy. Does that
mean l will only be covered for SO
years If I do?
A-No. 1t means you will have it
all paved up in 80, provided Of
course, you keep up payments.
You will then be insured for the
rest of your life.
Oil have been out Of service
three months. tried to get my
government insurance changed the
other Gay and they told me was
behind il premins. I have re-
ceipts to show that payments were
taken up to my last day in uniform.
What snould do?
Ali you haven't paid any pre-
miums SINCE you have been out Of
uniform, you are in arrears. 1t is
up to you to keep payments up
on your policy. Send your money
to the Treasurer Of the United
States, Collection Subdivision. Vet.
erans' Administration, Washington
Is, D. e.
Questions will Be answered emily
IN this spxce-not BY mall
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Editorial Comment
oFF-THE-RECORD

Speakers there are whose knees are stout
enough to stand before their fellow men, but
too weak to stand behind their spoken con-
victions. They speak "off-the-record."
Speakers there are who take advantage of
the maxim that good reporter does not vio-
late a confidence by tying him, thentrampling
over his trust. They open with. 'Ihis is oif-the-
record"
Speakers there are who seek to instill an
aura Of mystery or import in their public
utterances while giving generally known facts.
They boast it's ''off-the-record."
Would that these speakers could HE them
selves to the confines Of their closets and
therein pour out their animadverslons, oft
the-record.'' And that's on-the-record. -
Greensboro News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
TheLiterary
Guidepost
The Drawings Of Leonardo Da
Vinci, edited with introduction
by A. E. Popham (Reynal q
Hitchcock; $1Q).

This volume combines in an
unexampled manner what the ar,
student needs and the laynan VIII
enjoy. Thanks for this excellencs
must be shared by da Vincl' tns
phenomenal Florentine genus
who epitomizes the Renaissance,
| and by Popham, deputy keeper u
prints and drawings in the Div
| ish Museum, who has exercised =
rare discrimination in Selecllns
the 400 reproductions included III
the book.
You may not always agree WIN y.
his judgement; for instance ~.
seems questionable to call "a vln
CTS caricatures the "unplesSas. u.
side of his work. But you VIII .l o.
helped immensely by his clasSlil's'
ton of the drawings; it is arol' ~.
ry, but not unfair, to group 'n s,.
into madonnas, draperieS, aniilia'.'
nudes, machinery. archi'e''u'"
plants and SO on.
There are two great coilee'io ai
of these drawings, in Milan sns
Windsor, and OF course sili' ari
numbers in New York, Pans ' ,,..
elsewhere. The artist useo q ",
riety OF papers and mediums 'r rss
as pen, silver-point, black ana " y.
chalk, and he was left-hanoen' 49,.
lived in Florence, Milan num- -.
Venice and in France, near N''
broise, where he died. -,
After about 1ou pages in T st.s.
the drawings are studied, ,t .lir
are a brief chronology, a plD.rs
raphy and a list Of the liius si,,,
tions with information on S.. ,S
method, material, perseverance, 'D'
references. .tch.
You may pour over it by mater ''an
ing text and illustrations OF IN n,
may delight in the ILLUSTRATORS
themselves alone.
Radio Drama In Action, edl'e.
by Erik Barnouw (FarrSf
Rinehart; So. an.
The cover Of this volume o.
nounces that rs plays Of cnaG s
ing world are contained she .,rd
The plays are all Of the hign-li. wv
ed type dubbed '.public serVi.' =,
and authored by such peopiIh
Norman Corwin, Sandra MIN .,s
and Orson Welles and are d. ~. NJ
opposite end of the world from . a
gag comedy and escape dlaI' :,
that are anonymously autholsO m
do a mountaineering sales Jot ~. II
tobacco, soft drinks, pfeaN''
foods, etc. M
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04

Stir us, o Lord, into q fresh
awareness Of the meaning Of these
times, and Of our own personal res
possibility. Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
MUST TAKE CHANCE

Columnist John Temple Graves, who has
Travelled all over the, South, discussing the
large amount Of money in Southern banks,
says 'The South must take chance with its
own money on its own investment oppor-
tunities. Never in history was so much South
ern cash on hand Cor investment and never
so many investments worth making
Northern mill men in order to insure needed
warns are buying Southern mills. What are
The native mill men going to do with the money
received? They should invest it in other in.
dustries and ..take chance Idle none,
will help nobody. = Raleigh News and Oh.
server.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04

Questions will BE- answered emily
In this spsce-net BY mail
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Tots stop talking about improved :

Let's stop talking about improved technic,,a,
and recognize the fact that more than 20 Years
ago in 1925 we n built aaa million new homes in
20 years later our methods Justly ~ - Ina
20 per cent increase?-Henry J. Kaiss. ast -, a
dustrialist. AZ
Evening star., 1946-12-30
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NV. APT, $40 so; also rr..
s$9 awn eevss9re % nex Mo sao4 fp bsfore
po4NToWN. e5s g ~ 1o ARt N ny ss?a
s1g eoSS 1--WE AVE- haye est urn Fms pvt
sioo sE Please eali EN- ec 4ss after R 70
e9O1 18th ST. N.w.-Pleasant apt. for
girl to share with one other girl: S25 mo.
Please ean after 8 pm. Mon, co. 6343.
Girl to share apt. with another girl. 2s44
LEN, RE. $500. EXT. IFS, bet. $50 and 4; 80.
WANTED. GIRL TO SHARE APT. with
others prefer s sirl Io Wno T,g WORKS or niehss'
GROUP OF 6-Living room. dining room.
no linen furnished; $40 each person. $40
per month. 1904 r st. NV. Ho. 1888.
2 ROOMS, KITCHENErTE AND BATH, fur.
100 block 9th st. NV. BOX 111-c, Star.
APT. to share with refined
zoe iIth St; NV, Apt, sa.. RE. $500. so
nice home with, refined, empl. couple l
blk carline and bus; .S65. FIR. 1910. %
YOUNG GIRL to share modern .4-room
Guides cHs e everything; nom home privileges. aos
Wilmington pl. Sc. Apt. SOL. Ii e5SS7.
s4eo 18th ST. N.w.-Entire third floor, .
girls in GENTLE home; $50 ca. AID. essi.
sp sess ~s ss ssy to msa shfs u
ice: $50 month. 24s0 18th st. NV, Apt.
!$s !ss, EqT sppoipNtw~ent, AP. s14s II, +,
ss VIII esher sirls utilities " farni. 1nl sss.
TA 1452 treferences). -
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I401 10th ST. N.W.-Double, room; va
cancy in double: 2 girls to share triple;
nicely furn; good meals, switchboard-1
GIRLS, lovely dble. rm.; also one otneI 70
share 2 meals every day. lnciuolng Sunosy:
sLAUGHTER'S, 1927 18th st. NV. enear
lsss % ign e 81, s, NV. lse. single msl rn: for
siS1;IE nsR; "a AND DOUBLE RMS. for rent;
Convenient Transportation Pentagon and
downtn.; telephone and laundry iaclllt1ss.
Near Colonial Village. MRS. MOORE qL.
ii9S MASS. AVE. N.w.-Under. new man;
aeement; exc meals, plenty Of heat ana
hot water; now available very lge., rm. for
3 men or 8 women; also vacant bed IN Cpl
rm: price, $3.50 and $3.50 Do. 1850
19Ss i6th ST. N.w.-Large triple ROOM;
other vacancies: good meals. so
CARROLL SPRINGS INN-Room and meals.
IaRSE '1; 'D1oGBLG ROOM for 2 girls or em-
ployed couple: also vacancy for ! girl IN
share room. twin beds, semipriVate nath:
each ,ngJ INCLUDING breakfast dinners op.lShSi'
Ra Room AND BOARD for refined lady in
private home; large front double room,
semipvt. bath: unlimited phone. ISL
18th St fH.NPsHiEE pE Rk SsSt SasotsEA few vacan-
cies in this popular guest house special ga.
9s94 MASS. AVE. Nw.-vacaneies for
men and women; Semipvt. baths, 500 mo.
1884 N. H. AVE. NV vacancy tor
one Of the finest cleansst and best u, opssa, sa,
Wslkins distance: S45-S50. Il
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH SETTER puppies 8 weeks old.
tol Heights, Nd. HI 1881. 81.
BOXER, male, golden brindle, 5 mos: by
sh:, War Major; show or companion. VA
PARAKEETS, potential takers, prs. dog
ems: canaries guaranteed singers and fe-
males. 460 LIE Baum st. Sc. FIR. 2l33.
COOKERS, 2. beautiful pure bred, finest
pedigree, 9 weeks, paper trained reason
sGAMEsE KITTENS, affeetionate, beauti-
full, blue eyed; good companions: very in
telligent: seal point. OR. 5713.
BOARDING-All breeds; heated private IN
and outside runs, each separately ken,
neled, excellent food: personal care ana
attention; cookers at stud: puppies Ior SAFE:
KRISS KROSS KENNELS, Lee hwy. near
6oas IND RRTs RRhHse bpsrdsd pastsf week ends
heases ksonef
EEdS 4RaS cGRR sEi MS bath
ing and grooming cocker spaniel puppies.
WINTER vACATIONERS-Boar your dog
Kennel; m indiyiduai indoor Kennels with
Pickup and delivery oAKMoNT FARM
kEkoNEN RaoksEMsaF % 0fasI @
chunk and ground: wholesale and retail.
426 r ST. NV. Free delivery. LOBEL CO.,
Eastern Packing Co.. co. 9637. 3
STUD COCKER, gorgeous red and white,
Champion sired. Oliver 3816. =
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cent.I !.

oVSt<ESS OPfONtONttIeS NN0nt.I. :.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, synthetic, 2
presses, truck. suburban MARYLAND, good
sASbWTca sH SaH aaa.S And SOU Sp1so5uGHNur sHopSThis
type operation easy to operate and is
seoTns ses sass at D9a ss6o weekly M
5000. In downtown area; 4-year lease
Featuring doughnuts. hot dogs. coffee, &c.
hereJ. Based on present net, your in
vestment back in less than one year.
i 1900 cenn. ave. NV" DU. a1ss or eyes.
STORE FOR SALE. low rent. reasonable
price. Must sell quick. MI. ssl5 Or OR.
DEALERsHIp OPEN for the Marine oil
burner for immediate shipment. Write or
wire MARINE MFG, CO., 214 W. ONTARIO,
FOR 4 CASH INVESTMENT you get
S1,S00 per year and dine and dance
sSs Dusaes5 Ma es s to sS Md
BALTIC. hwy1: 1 have sublet for 1 to 3
years Of my 5.yesr lease at s15o month sgtsn
III sass fS5Gs I'll s'sE;' IS
coRNER eaS Iake GRocERY Gaiof STORE with beer.
good fixtures. large stock; doing better
than SLIGO wk: long lease, low rent
living quarters; deal with owner who Is
engaged in another business. 1R' si. $500
FRUITS u46l-With groc., excel cor,
heavy, traffic; S1.500 guar. wkly. bus; only
SIS: MKT: G7}@"A dandS.Why xaits" 2"
$4,000 wkly bus, ss5 mo: rent, $Is;5oo
ses ses. sT MKT u545Msfart at tart agPi Gaining money
again, LOG; nr; Pentagon Bldg; $500
SEIGEI, Special" =" SinQler, Ii 242l,
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PIANOS WANTED-The Colonial Piano
Shop wants to buy good pianos of all kinds.
Be sure to get the highest price for your
piano. Telehone MR.. CROCKETT. Ma.
1870, for prompt and courteous appraisal
PIANOS, grand. upright, .spinet or apt:
size, any size, any condition: will pay
REFRIGERAToRs 4 Gu. it. to 7 Gu. IT,:
RGGWi faE GeuSRh'' exchsnge hsn en Sx1s Kiaman fol
10x16 or IS oriental or hook rug with
cash adjustment. WI. .0495. 80
RUGS-Individua needs 9x12. 9x15 and
4x6, browns or greens, prefer solid colors.
SEWING MACHISEs-we buy all types;
repair hemstitching, buttons covered,
WASHING MACHINE, any size, any make:
also washers for parts. Call AT. 1887
pfa WAnT z fnf 70 , BUY a sood-runnins outboard
nst2f' Rss3 reasonable. G. R. BOWEN 81: cH.
WANTED-Golf balls: will pay 81 per
dozen for used golf balls. Call Wiscon-
grade of household fur
niture, antiques and office furniture. ma
5529; evenings, GE 6447.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver,
jewelry, diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
ing, musical instruments, engineering in
struments and what have you2 viii call.
MAX zWEIG SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME.
AM INTERESTED in puying china. silver
ware, bric-a-brac, figures, old jeWelry
DORA MILESTONE, 1885 G st. NV. Cat
18th and G sts.l ME. 6079.
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AVIATION.

RYAN MONOPLANE. ST 3 KR-I6O Kinner.
newly overhauled, new fabric on wings,
new propeller. new engine 1873 hours. Will
ferry for expense. Price, $1,000. Box
FOR sALE-1939 Taylorcraft BL-55. Has
had over 5000 spent on motor recently
and is now in good condition; best offer
over S1,800 gets it. Inquire at 1880
Southern ave. Sc. or during the week at
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Conn. ave. NV. Ask
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHIVERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
THE BEST BUY OF 1916 = Cessna 40.
equipped. for. day and night instrument
commercial fight. demonstrator with ap-
prox. $50 hrs total time; total cost over
$4,000: will sell at substa ntial discount or
trade: Phone sJNs JMNsscLosKEY' Congressional
PRiVATE PiLOTs-Membership open in q
l0-member fiying club on Fairchild PT-2S
$3.50 each: fight time, So per hour. DON
AID NJ. VIEDT, MA. 026S. or RA. 66ol
s1.PAss. ZIP DOUGLAS FOR SALE. lease or
charter; make reservation now for round
FOR sALE-l0-piece winter flying suit.
ERCoUPE FLYING CLUB-one member
ship available in newly formed club: prac-
ticaily new plane with 2-way radio: con-
veniently located, Phone TIE. 5211. 80
EXPERT AIRCRAFT RECOVERING. spray
ing. welding sheet metal. engine repairs.
CAA-designated Inspector. SPRINGFIELD
AIRPORT Alex S342 -3
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ROOMS ruRhIsHED-herthsoss.


sO7 E ST. NE, near Union station-Lsrgss
front. double bed, hot plate refgr.; $50
d15 ) End sr.-Rooms, SO and up per ,; xk;;
Capitol, good transp. downtown. AT. 35i4.
bedroom, dr. kit pTiyil.. for one LADY; $50 mo.
IS 1eis spso z. aitsI ayE RE- fur:
Couple Couple; next next to bath; transp. at door; 29
MN 1a to oNGY 5GEa s2s sf mo- PH
sIs 81 n ST: N;E.@Roon WIN sxxlIp VII 1sfs BEDS
4oos CLAY PL. N.E.-New home. all
new furniture. double room; So. .50 month
EACH also single room' S2o' 1 oiock on
THE Thh MARIcK. 1873 B st. ne-Nicsly fur
nished, clean, warm room single doDsSs PEG:
arsi to shass itosfss sso 'n snsis. s4o Girls sny.
sss9s a4ss 4ss axs IL vadss sh'
second Dsgo gal n'f boss se'f from asa car
Fl fHE SaIEsA ,as St ,hsis Iss bsa
closet Laundry privileges sa@ lsuhse h ana IoI
so1s s69 Ia3h n9htf ST. dSli NE@Pvt 0ns home: large
front rm., nicely furn,, next 10 oath pnone
habits: S35 80
1911 MONROE ST. N.E.-Lge attrac. dble.
e. so MI 90 DE 665O 30s
lis 5th ST. N.E.-Sgle. rnl., with running
water. for gentleman; large closet; quiet;
CoIoREDGB NE, NEAR 1sth1store
front. 2-story brick. 8 rms. 5000 caSn; I1
Mr. Sterling, GE, 1910. URCIOLO REALTY
CO. ME 1871 until pm. -3l
COIoRED-sa1 IJth ST. N.E.-3, furn.
rms for employed, settled couple or men:
no cooking but privs.: S5 ca. per wk. At.
CoIoRED-16as ST. N.E.-Large front
room for employed cple. or 2 girls; 50 ca.
n
Evening star., 1946-12-30

nosa4 sT as sSx e. r BoW ass'os
TIE The JACK STONE CO., INC, takes
Motorboat Show win be held in the Grand
sn'!sa Is. See the 1s47 display BY By Richardson,
anets co centaes RA9 as sToNa for
HIGH fhsG HhisiRssaGS aInxANDEk, NC yacht brokers
Suy OF se nus finance NJ
sale sale or pVas Charter. SIS Maine ave. ME 5s5s:
SEE ssa Son. anH fa1s siE fifth st.
teHfiSs ssE, FRsrK DE- & vaeeso ya!s
PSMRs rRaae RaisRsnEsheyss SCI ihso son os
fiaE lIaf l1sa Ii a. III carbon
dioxide portable and marine FIRE systems;
pyrene carbon tech, form S&A: FRANK
p PEI aIas yEccH1o & SON. 1912 11th st. Sc
NEW UNFINISHED es-foot cabin cruiser;
over 5000 equipment; $1,000 for al to
bea Nd wShE hso Msn9 ss spaasa sruser ehsse
eaSPs oGTBoAsb MfSs HHe1 MeToR, s$-h.p Eyinrade;
g5o ss ssF pm aE os5 Of ss5 so
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, nre ex-
outboard motors Scripps ma
rine engines. so to 800 hip; fishing tackle.
FRANK DEL VECCHIo g. SON. 1912 1lth
ST. Sc Ii 4493.
I946 RICHARDSON SEDAN. immediate de-
livery; storage for spring delivery free.
THE JACK "a s ST9NE me CO; CG;rGts 81 700;
delivery on most popular models. Call or
write ANNAPOLIS YACHT YARD, INC.
Annapolis, Md. Telephone Annapolis 1881.
= 81
BUILDING A BOAT: See largest assort-
ment marine supplies East Coast at S. <.
FULTON. INC. so5 Maine ave. s.w. Elk.
3465 3465;r,>, N, .xrs 20 rs,.,.
new air and water cooled. On display at
S: K. FULTON, INC, s05 Maine ave. os.w.
CHRYsLER marine engines, Crown 90"
112-h.p, S645: Royal g. 45-h.p., $685.;
new, on hand, immediate delivery. S.
KING FULTON. INC, s05 Maine ave. ssw.
oGTBoARD MOTOR and fishing tackle in
good condition. G. H. SATTLER, NO.
AJAX 3Os
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FARM and GARDEN.

TREES REMOVED. Sny, size, transplant-
ing, trimming. landscaping. drainage, til
ing, cutters cleaned, driveways. walks,
steps, walls: member Of The American
Landscape Assn. WASHINGTON LAND
SCAPE CO., DI. 6937, UN 0962. .
NOW, for perfect results. experienced gar
deners prefer dormant planting. Beauti-
full shade and ornamental trees, American
elm, Norway. sugar maple, Oriental plane,
tulip pin: white. red oak; dogwood. white.
pink; mimosa, red bud, Towering cherry,
holly, wisteria, large blooming size; speci-
men evergreens for screen and orna-
mental effect, yews, pyracantha, abelia
hemlock, magnolias, azalea gardens are
Increasingly tn popular, all should have
applied now provide vital plant food and
humus to starving plant roots when most
needed in the spring; 2-yd. loads, S25i
Wondergro. SIS ton; poultry manure, 1l
bu., SIS; tractor trailer loads. 10 yds., 2l
per cent discount; experienced men avail.
able. tree surgery, purning. tree removal,
grading, clearing, land drainage, water
proofing, cleaning. cutters, fiagstone, ce-
ment, fencing, ratproof1ng, exterminating
etc. Call IL 4225 for free estimate. 81
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening; reasonable rates: light
hauling a speciality GE. 1851.
ARE YoG MOVING. Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving day problems; packing. transporta-
ton ana stoI age; many years OF expert.
ence have made US specialists in handing
your household effects. Come IN and iet "
talk it over Phone Ii. 1884 or LII 1858.
41s FloTi6a 6a,S aye ne s1hRE Re9m 21S 1tSo-Loe.,
VETERAN VET MovERs-AH new equipment;
all white veteran help. cH. 1901 or OK.
LIGHT HAULING, D. c.; evenings. week
ends, school holidays, white veteran. ,Du.
EsxS-GI-Moving. packing. storage; will
move your trunk or your home; special
rates to vets. JOHN GLOVER. GL 81 so.
CALL BILL for light hauling and moving.
Week ends a speciality. ME. 2053. .
FURN. MOVING: trunk: bagsase and par.
eel deliv We care for the things you
care for At YOUR SERVICE PARCEL
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauiing;
LOCAL [ o al AND IoNG-DIsTANCE moving:
24-hour service. WELBORN'S TRANSFER
& STORAGE, day phone, Alex. S409:
nights and holidays: Alex. 522l. 81
MOVING & STORAGE Coz
reas, rates; will accept your surplus fur.
niture as part payment on your moving;
storage; local. long dist. moving. IA. 2937.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED CORDWOOD, best you can
bug; IL to "a inches; SIT q cord; prompt
FI3EWOoD, SIS cord. CHI. 1870. al
W0OD. mixed, sawed for fireplace, S22 per
cord; 3-cord load. $50. Call WA. 1887
between 8 and 8. -31
ALDERMAN again selling mixed wood, any
SEASONED OAK, $50 per cord: s1l per
y cord. Delivered. WA. 4593. 81
You GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned. 1905 hardwood. Stacked on
irask op se spa,snsse s;,oo you 5gl cord Call
sfS.35:' pea. s1i 20: buckHheat. ss.75:
blue ees. s1o. 50. Blue RIDGE Coat CO,
sElsoNED sEa MI SIR FIREPLACE WOOD. kindlins.
Pa. quality hard COAX egg. stove. nut. pea.
now. COOPER SUPPLY CO. AT 1919.
CHOICE SPLIT OAK, S22 cord; special
price. SIT cord. mixed wood: slabs. S15.
24-hr delivery. Fails Church Is10-R.
WOOD. hard, seasoned. fireplace or stove,
any length. Phone Fairfax 177-J-12 after
5 pm. or Sundays %
fIREPLAcE WOOD for SALE SEQ cord.
DRY DRY FIREPIAcE WOOD, seasoned one
year, $50 a cord; SIC. so half cord; quick
delivery. Call WI. 0695. -3
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD. cut "a inches.
at $50 q cord: other lengths, SCI; deliv-
cred Telephone CO. 1881. 3