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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07

uCtS LII AIIlGIlCd.
In the beginning, however, the
observance was neither month"
nor was it June. In 1887 the dairy
industry promoted a national milk
week for November IA to 20 in an
effort to sell more milk and ice
cream. Everyone was urged to pur-
chase an extra quart of milk on Fri
day of that week. 1t was not until
1899 that dairymen, fountain opera
tors and others decided to promote
dairy products one month of the
year. June was selected because it
is the time of year when milk pro-
duction is the greatest.
Milk COWS were first brought to
America in 1911 for the jamestown
colony. In 1924 few COWS arrived
for the Plymouth colony. The first
regular shipment of milk by rail
was inaugurated in 1841, from
Orange county to New York City.
Pasteur experiments were started
in 1856, and since that time the dairy
industry has made rapid progress.
The milk bottle was not invented
by DR.. Hervey D. Thatcher of Pots
dam, NJ. Y, until 1884.
Fluid milk was not included in the
army diet until 1888, but during
World War II the use of milk and
dairy products by the armed forces
was must.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07
Outdoor Sports Set

HERE'S a three piece sports
IL set that's ideal for your life
in the open. The youthful, brief
sleeved dress buttons down the
side and has a bright contrasting
color to edge the round neck and
skirt bottom. Bra and shorts COM
plete as clever an outfit as you'll
find.
Pattern No 1443 comes in sizes II. IL.
10, IA, 16 and ID. Size IL. dress. 2l2 yards
of IS or 39.inch: shorts and bra, la
yards: 70 yard contrasting fabric.
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Fold household linens over the
clothesline with hens together.
Prevents their tearing in the wind.
Have place in the kitchen
where you can sit down to do your
Work-and use it.
Equal parts of linseed oil and
vinegar will remove ink stains
from wool.
Before peeling onions, dip them
in boiling water for a moment.
Then peel, beginning at the root
and peeling upward. This will keep
those tears away.
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sailors Hare q
Girl in Every

CHICAGO. - A bluejacket re-
Gently walked into Loop candy
store and bought IA boxes of
candy. He left instructions to
have them sent to IA different
girls in all parts of the U. S.
When he was asked if it's
true that sailor "has a girl in
every port" he grinned but was
nOn-cOn initial.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07
SOLOS BY ITSELF!

At Fremont, Nebr.. recently a
pilotless plane took off by itself
when its engine was left running.
For nearly three hours it flew over
Nebraska and finally landed AZ
miles from its take-off point with
only damaged wing and tail and
broken propeller-and its gas tank
empty.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07
EX-Army Pilot Leases Field

The Gettysburg. S. D., city coun-
Gil has given management of the
municipal landing field, south of Get
tysburg, to Bob Clark. eX-army
pilot.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07

Make a paste of cornstarch and
rub into the grease or mud spot on
the rug. When paste is dry, brush
it out with swift, strong strokes.
Grease and mud comes with it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07

Cellophane from lampshade
should be removed as soon as the
shade is put in use. Otherwise,
heat from the bulb may shrink the
cellophane and bend the frame Of
the shade.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07

A light dessert is best after a
full, ubstantial evening meal.
Keeps you from feeling groggy the
remainder of the evening.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07
AT The CIRCUS
al InE GIkGUS
Lion Tanner Has 538 Stitches
Where Big Cats Clawed and Bit
BY AL. JEDLICKA
WNU Features.

There doubt that the lion regns the king of beasts
Terrell Jacobs of Barnes Brothers which opened its
swing the Chicago stadium On the question Jacobs
who has broken 500 beasts 26 led pos
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07
In These United States
June Again Set for National
Dairy Week in United States

With production and distribution of milk the highest levels
history DAIRY Month is celebrating tenth anniversary
through the month of June Again the dairy industry calls
ton of the public the vital played by milk dairy prod
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07

flpER PA-l2 Carries three
passengers. Has 100 hp motor and
cruising speed of 100 to los mph.
SOURCE BOOK FOR FLYERS
A guide in teaching aviation to
youngsters, Aviation Education
Source Book" prepared under di-
rection of DR.. Paul R. Hanna, STAN
ford university, for CAA is now
available. 1t contains ], 400 pages and
more than 1000 photographs. But
it costs $500 copy!
Twenty students are enrolled in
the flight training course at the
University of Arkansas. The
course includes both ground
work and flight training.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07

Students of meteOrolOgy,
cloud formations and other aero
nautical subjects at the MidlOth-
ian elementary school, FINLEY
Park, Chicago, are given 4
plane ride by Lester Palmer,
their teacher.
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77MINts!G&z:
AVIATION NOTES
AIRPORT CHATTER

A municipal airpark has been ap
proved and licensed at Plainwell,
Mich. Use of Lamesa field,
Lamesa, Texas, as municipal
airport for that city has been al
lowed on temporary basis. .
Some 48 CAA towers are now guard
ing the 1919 megacycle for private
flyers and the number will be in
creased to 100 by June l. Re-
member, July is the deadline for
the annual inspection of aircraft by
the CAA. Owners or operators of un-
inspected aircraft will be subject to
penalties of the civil air regulations
after that date. . Howard w.
Sinclair, who has been with CAA
since 1912, has been appointed as
sistant administrator for aviation
training. Col. Fred NJ. Glass,
wartime chief of staff for the Pacific
division, ATC, has been appointed
vice president in charge Of peas
southern region.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-07

S1enderiZing FLOCK
DESIGNED especially for the
~ matron, this scalloped day.
timer for summer has slenderiz-
ing lines and careful attention to
detail. Why not try soft all over
flower print, and accent with un-
usual novelty buttons. You'll be
the envy of all your friends.
Pattern No. 8945 is designed for sizes
"a, So, 80. 40, AZ A. &c and 48 Size SO,
cap sleeves. 32a yards of IS or 39-inch.
Smyrna times., 1946-05-02

mental music will have chance
to hear the concert given under
the auspices of Trinity Church, of
Clayton. Reference to the adver-
tisement in another column will
give you the program.
Thomas E. jefferson, went up to
Chester on Monday to attend the
funeral of his brother, Enos H.
Jefferson, who died in that city
in his 81st. year. Interment in the
Wilmington and Brandywine Gem
etery. Deceased was a prominent
Odd Fellow.
George L. Stidham, who has a
bicycle agency on Market Street,
has been sick at his home in Will
mington the past week with pneu-
monia. He is reported better.
Editor Freeman, of the Middle
town New Era, made us a frater-
nal call Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Spruance, is visit
ing in Philadelphia.
Mrs. ]. E. Quinn, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Mrs. Mary
Stern.
Miss Margaret Reed, of Freder-
lea, has been entertained the past
week by Mrs. Clarence Prettyman
Smyrna times., 1946-05-02

something the congregation should
have attended to long ago, and a
very proper way of showing their
appreciation of good music.
The widow of Richard A. Brown
gives notice in another column
that she will continue the hack so
long and popularity run by her hus-
band. She has placed it in the
care of william c. Potts, for whom
she asks the same consideration
on the part of the travelling public
that was given the late proprietor.
Next Wednesday evening lovers
of good, classical vocal and instru-
Smyrna times., 1946-05-02
The Smyrna Times
PSoDs b7,1 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Founded by Robert D. Hoffecker. July S.
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
fecker. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to
December "a. 1889.
Published Every Thursday Morning by
The Smyrna Times, Inc.
w. Lester Smith. Manager
ADVERTISEMENTS = The Smyrna Times
is the business medium not only for the
town it represents, but for the outlying
district of which it is the center. en-
bracing the towns of Clayton, kenton,
Cheswold. Townsend. Leipsic, &c. A rate
of so cents per inch an insertion charged
for transient advertising. Season OF
yearly display advertising rates quoted
on application. For Sale. For Rent
Lost and Found advertisements occupy
ing one inch space or less, a minimum
charge of SO cents per insertion. In
memoriam articles, 10 cents per line per
issue.
Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Del
aware. as Second Class matter.
Subscription price. sl.5o per year, strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1946-05-02
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

Clifton & Raymond have recent
ly purchased new automatic Star
ice shaver and besides being an
ornament is useful machine.
The ice is shaved as fine as snow,
entirely free from Jumps which is
usually the case from ice planes.
Connection with this shaver, as is
also the case with the fountain and
ice box is made direct with the
sewer.
The Sentinel says of the Kent
County Court: The criminal pro-
ceedings in our courts are a dis
grace to civilization and have had
the effect to take all respect of the
people. Partisan spirit poisons the
atmosphere and courts, juries,
Judges, officers, all breathe in and
are contaminated by the demoral-
izing miasma.
We are pleased to announce that
the patrons of school district No
130 will raise a beautiful flag ovel
their school house at Bay View
tomorrow evening April 80, 7:3(
D. m. All are cordially invited to
he present as the teacher Miss Eva
Il =
Swinney will have the scholars to
take part after which the evening
address will be delivered by Prof
Horace Greeley Eastburn, of New.
ark, Delaware.
The M. E. Church choir are soor
to have new anthem books. The en-.
tire outfit of musical supplies will
cost $35. A collection was taker
on Sunday for this purpose, the
sum reached being over $28. 1t is
Smyrna times., 1946-05-02

Taken from our old files Of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1946-05-02

goods Voluntary abstinence is not enough. Food
once in consumer channels is lost for relief pur-
poses.
9 ESTABLISH top transportation priority, on
land and water, to get food to the danger
zones.
. ESTABLISH top priority on materials for
manufacturing farm equipment. recent De-
partment of Agriculture survey showed that one
fourth of all American farm machinery should be
replaced.
\ DECLARE an immediate moratorium on the
serving of food in night clubs, bars and the
like, and at public banquets.
( IF NECESSARY, to crush the black market
and combat "foodleggers," let the govern
ment do with food processing and distribution
what the late President Roosevelt did to meet the
bank crisis in l933-take over all such units, then
let them operate (under private management on
the basis of permits. The permits should be issued
on the basis of rules the violation of which would
bring penalties War powers exist to permit such
step.
Politics Is to Blame
Why has such program not been adopted?
Why was rationing ended with speed that out
did even the Harding ''normalcy?' The answer is
narrow politics and an underestimate on the part
of our leaders Of the real moral nature of Ameri-
cans
Some politicians have believed that Americans
are more interested in overflling their stomachs
than in creating decent world, more concerned
with self than with selfesteem This is an especial
ly dangerous and stupid form Of isolationism.
Americans have never failed to heed the cries
Of human suffering anywhere in the world.
We have but to use existing governmental
machinery to get rationing going almost over
night. * =
The shadows are gathering over Europe and
Asia. Children starving for want Of bread Life
is at stake So also is the moral leadership of de-
mocracy. (From The Chicago SUM-
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Smyrna times., 1946-05-02
BY DAVID KARNo and HARRY BARNARD


Despite its terrible vastness, the international
food problem, involving starvation for millions
can be UNDERSTANDABLE presented.
1t takes $500 calories of food day to assure an
individuals health. Yet because of the effect Of
the war on manpower and farm equipment, to-
gether with crop failures, millions of Europeans
and Asiatics face diet Of less than $500 calories
lin some areas below 900. This adds up to dis.
ease, suffering, famine, death.
The danger areas are known. Herbert Hoover
found that 100000 Polish children are UNDER
nourished. An official group from India reported
that between 100000 to 100000 will die
there unless they obtain 100000 tons of wheat
and rice in the next IL months. In Germany, ra-
tions have been cut below l,50O calories In Italy
100000 mothers and children face starvation.
In China and other parts of the Far East, there is
frightful shortage of wheat and rice.
We Can Save Millions
Yetin certain favored lands, notably the United
States, the caoric intake, on the average, is well
above 3,50O-much more than health requires.
Spared the ravages of war, these lands have the
capacity for producing surplus above the $500
figure. Indeed, they enjoy the luxury Of waste.
An efficient reshuA1ing of diet in the United
States alone would save more than l00,000,0O0
persons from starvation. Another l00000,000
could be saved by stepping up our production.
Almost as many could be saved by the food we
waste About 5OO,OOO,OOO people : about one
quarter of the entire population of the globe-face
famine. If all the shave nations do their part,
these people can be saved until their own produc-
tive capacity is restored.
Americas share in this responsibility calls for
the following program:
REINSTITUTE rationing to cover bread,
meat, oils, fats, butter and canned staple
Evening star., 1946-11-27
MIscELLANFoUs FOR SALE.

VENETIAN. BLINDS. custom built; wood.
si:sss M ;Sss|ls wood.
estimate; Guaranteed. .RA. 3sl4.
VIOLIN 327 years old. $50. Dypont
S2 SNx22Ics!AsssiEss Eases s,.. b. 8 IT.. snd 9 II. Sside.
with full-length sliding doors; 7s II. high:
SMaissR MiNRgs fo1 Al DrSEgs ssSs removal HOUSE or
WzsSlisG vals MACHINE. E:ss; : in M ysry {, sSoa, g,
s0IHlsss RaessR W.T. sssas saS Iao D e1Ss
WasxsHrRs aAssSH1sE-yus. rebuilt; new
motor. cali Atlantic $3.50, rear 13 6th st.
WATER HEATER tcoalD and tank; perfect
for farmhouse; very cheap: also ail-n,etal
slah M24hk sllfiE GEArsRs sPas Bottle ga. in a. 80
40 and 30 gallon sizes: electric heaters in
49, ,S.r 80 .ns N a. sall1n slFss 9s7 de-
MAArER VA flss HESTERs. M2 a2so automatic gas: all
sizes; 6-yr, guarantee. Also l5,gal table
IA iT;ss5m;;. y; sTEWzFTTa E FL, ,SxfsuiM ei Co. sSis
MATEf, so:saI gist5:ssrsh 4sHr
BASvIs.ckAwFoRp Co. fsss i Ianier i pi.
ssT %ss.i h..sA ss...s: ~ - I. rs.
627 Sc. NV. MA. 4163, WO. ZZSO
and border for m average rnn.: interior
paint for as low as $50 per gal. KING
iss 300 XIV. 1920 SvoII, SO 90 cycle ..e.
Kohlsr Iight plant, perfect &c ,ssonditisSan.; sa !.
BARGAINs-P,enty Of cameras, movie
equipment. enlargers, microscopes, photo
materials. BRENHER, 933 Pa. ave. NV.
ENGiNEERED HEATING. gas and elec-
| tric appliances: get the right product
for the, JOB and ,compstsns insta,ia. IN sn.
10 get the most out Of equipment. Sur
4 yey free BY competent eneineers: Financ.
N. H. ave NV. 1884 wisconsin ave. nv
Wisconsin ave. showroom open ewes. till g.
| CONGRESSMAN WISHES TO SELL fur
ing room chairs, bedroom suite. dinette
set: excellent condition; reasonable. ma.
312O, Ext. 1886. or FIR. $3.50, Ext. 204.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. b
WEDNESDAY, ~,
DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcont.l.

PINEITE DOG SPRAY kills meas, lice.
Rid your pet 81 these pests; =. AEss.
aoHnYw6op KENsEEssosadns sS ban-
Ns and grooming cocker spaniel puppies.
ocksTs sTs e, sSa wa VA ,5s
ssss ssssee hsonei
E EEorS sslS l4oGRsHMfE GsnnM sEy wo s. o8aa INSPECTED
chunk and ground. wholesale and retall.
42S Z st. NV. Free deliyery, LoBEdd
Rsl4 HsTn szsE safEPg pnppias e. &C. 5..us s aas s
sas s5ass n %sss ass ss9ss sRs
Kss Aso mss' oTsa aysndy faen aas male
months old, very large. For INSPECTION
sosToN fa5a Adsxi iTeeksRiER esIy PUPPIES. Axe. male
and female, small and large type; not the
shs ks Ga 4IsSp agg7 bscf Hr slsS ssr ap
pointment and further Information call Ak.
Ss5 cccKTs Piswsfa spaNa &c for sae horoushbres
e and hS3sssroken S1DIsr s4or excellent pet for ch-
%ssrE6 SEssi SE : isSs BosroS MALE. registered.
eG6bfa esSs sRs aSD ps Ga cz sGs sse cocker
ss Dsns sarPTes Dagee n Fhf sig soS SaEs
BEAGLEs, future champions; reg: pup.
plec. male, S30J Iemdie. D4Os eACtuent
Christmas gifts. WI. 9441.
COCKER SPANIELS, puppies and .srown
dogs; Axe registered; best of blood line;
male and female; many champion sired:
1886. 47I9 Riverdaie I'd. Riverdaie. Md.
BIRD DOG, male setter. 4 yrs. old. well
broken Gaithersburg 149-J -2S
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe regis
tered. wormed. GIL. 3002. -27
D0BERMAN. black and tan. female, 3
bobfgsns faa fgssnfss,sd ruFfiEss. Ffi 81 months Old.
POAfERANIAN PUPS ca, 8 wks old; nice
Christmas present for children; see to ap-
preciate; S1O each. NO. 6251. 30
COCKER SPANIEL, black, Z wks, old. fe-
male; SIS. Would like good home for
mother dog ia. 14S1-M.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
FARM and GARDEN.

MANURE. well rotted, S6.50 per Is bu.:
$3.50 per 10 bu-; delivered WA. 1923. 1898.
cow MANURE, well rotted. sieved; 2 bush-
els per bag. Delivered in 3-bag orders at
n psF bag Teta w Sss9 tree 10,
florists; mistletoe, holly, ground pine.
wreaths. hemlock sprays, other decora-
tons: wholesale only. Order now to insure
LIVE NORWAY SPRUCE Christmas trees.
Orders being taken now as long as they
les.. Call Bowie 3051. day or night.
14-NCH PLoW ATTACHMENT for Fla
Farman tractor: 100 AAA Barred Rock
pullets, beginning to lay; one Holstein
heifer, one Guernsey COW. both fresh: one
team of fine black Percheron horses CO.
3322: evenings, HO. 0222. -27
in ton lots in or near Washington. ma
nurs SI2, topsoil $40: cheaper by truck
County's richest and Oldest dairy farms,
so you can be assured of the best. Ask
operator for Ashton 1886.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Aor.hwes..

HOTEL Emery; NnEls 1872 g g NV, ? bloess
se ala " sn e soase Ssvcf s.
ins, rms, maid. telephone serv.: daily sl.5o
iss ss up PAER Sssk kp k 9ss if
ntahed and newly decorated. for men.
fs1 fs9s ssss fsin nj 81. s1Ilm NlmLarse double Tm.
ssos FILL Ill AVE- aoaSe ssss rooms
twin beds, newly furnished; semibath;
gT ggsTntieem6ea e16a preferred; $3.50 mo. each. each.
1850 MASS. AVE. NV young men to
share snd newly dssostes maid aa
THE BATES HOUSE. 1914 H st. nv
SSssy sh furnished de hSns for
caIvY CHE p CHASE aask " cIkcLENsingle Hi s4es soo,
southern ss sxposurs: gentleman preferred;
81 go fsg7 psg mo-; references requested. Saii
G;A,YToMlA. GA, 1912, 1eth st: n;w.-Hays
.s'., rated Singles, sa and s2 so; doubles, sa:
I5ay Iy 18th ST. N,W.Mvsry large, beauti-
isspe issi mS srztt9sssve Ds asss brand.
NJ n dssz; ss Tor ~ jewish BOYS: SIS sssR.
1887 eIst sT.-3 rooms and kit. Very
desirable. hotel service. for 5 men stu
dents or omcers; $40 mo, each. CO. 960S.
1891 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Nice
double room, next to bath, twin beds url-
limited phone. private home; express bus at
door; gentlemen only; S25 each. Ia O456,
3aes saith PL. N.w.-Large front room
esass nsase' oSsf ssfs from bus $40 yssk
ssis 10th sT.-Tarse room for i. 8 or
3. private entrance. pvt. shower; SIS per er
ne ne, EHcIm HH lbs m siSsr NV. z n Hn os4o gs
sssao sa room ms e{ Ss aTss .%s Sp
PAINTED and papered --SS
1904 QUEBEC PL, N.w-Double or single;
men Drsf sicss RsaSs R1 SSos soas ais:r fsn.s p
1911 18th ST. tnr. Scott circle)--Roorn,
double, newly furn., bright and cheerful;
semipvt. bath; S65 mo. DE. s698, rs
1900 nth ST. N.W.--Large room for Or
men; $3.50 week. Also vacancy for !
man to share with another man. --2S
l424 BELMONT ST. NV, on 14th st. car
hne---Large rrn.. 2nd-h. front, near bath;
iSSi n. HAMPsHiREs cay Ave. H.W@1i Wo01 space space
in double room, nicely furn.; connecting
bath: maid service. telephone, 4 doors from
Dupont Cir: girls only: S25. CO, .6657.
s1sf MacARTHuR BLVD, oeorsetown-
Large bright double room overlooking Va:
$50 mo. double. Large single room, S25,
Bus stops In front Of door. OR. 6454-
tcontinred on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1946-11-27
AVIATION.

NORSEMAN, aircraft prooucts, new and
tory representative and distributor. En-
gtneering data upon request. 1914 21st
st. NV. AD 240O
P0RTERFIELD. 65-hp Lycoming, priced
for quick sale, S995: can be financed. Call
CAPITOL AIRCRAFT SALES. Hyde Field.
FOR sHiE-MEMBERsHIPs In s-member
flying club on 1946 Aeronca Champion,
S3S5 each; flight time. S3.25 per hour.
Mr. MEIER, Alex. S342. -3
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHTVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
Vermont ave NV DI HOO
Evening star., 1946-11-27
BOATS.

sisal and wire. FRANK
DEL VECCHIO g. SON. 1912 11th st. Sc.
PLANTS. IL. 80 volts dc.
snd ll5 volts &C; FRANK DEL vECCHIO
& SON, 1912 1lth st. Sc. Ii. 4493.
PUMPS - Fairbanks-MorSe shallow well
pumps. FRANK DEL VECCHIO & SON,
LUXURY YACHTS leaving for Florida
within days. via inland waterways: room
for HTNS,r% |; Sr * 4 psss sass guests Call GAIT.
EiaE E&TfNGUisHERs-Ki carbon
dioxide portable and. marine fire systems:
pyreDe carbon tech, form S&A. FRANK
DEL vEcCHIo d SON. 1912 11th ST. Sc.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope, FIRE ex.
tinguishers, cupboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines, 80 to 300 h.p.; fishing tackle.
r FRANK y PEI Ti 44as XEccHIo & SON. 1919 llth
OWENS, 81 single cabin flagship cruiser
offers the ultimate in value at $3.50:
90 m.p.h.; real comfort for 4 persons;
large cockpit; immediate delivery. OWENS
CHRYsLER MARINE MOTORS-1 carload
available from stock. s. KING FULTON.
NV sef Ms1s ave Ek 1899 NsS
sinssscres. a $500 1855 whseler aeDs poubis I
$4,000. i943 Sedan Cruiser So. ST, $500.
STICKELL-WHEELER YACHT CO., los S.
Penn. St, Baltic. Md Plaza SALT.
DINGHY, 9-ft Old Town. new condition
throughout: SiOO. Glebe 1855. rs.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD, kindling,
buckWhsst; also PSeahontss goal; order
sokE sgesIY poR YoR S4 G fa with
1905 hardwood. Stacked on
truck to guarantees you full cord. Call
THE WOOD NAN. Sligo 27l9.
And FUEL OM-MONTAGUE
FUEL CO.. William Montague. 2010 Jasper
st. Sc. Ii. 1921. 12-9s
ANDIRONS, fire tools. screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and refinished. D. I.
BROMWELL. 10 18th st NV ME 1134.
VETERAN will deliver seasoned fireplace
wood; any length: S19 cord: also kindling
wood. FIR. $3.50, Ext. ~. -29
hickory. S22 cord: mixed.
sl7: seasoned; immediate delivery. L. s.
PARKER. Falls Church. AK. 1879. 29s
VA. ANTHRACITE. egg, stove and nut.
SI3.35: pea, S11.20: buckwheat, Ss.75;
slas sio8s g. Blue R1Dag ssGys Coat CO.
WOOD,. hardwood. any length. $40 cord;
slabs. SIG. Call SH. 1897. ii
WOOD, any length. Immediate delivery
anywhere in D. c. and Va. MAYO N.
KINcHELoE. Woodbridge, Va. tel. Lorton
OAK FIREPLACE LOGS, Sas cord deliv.
cred; mixed, SIS cord; also furnace wood.
IA. $40. 80
SLAB WOOD for stove and fireplace; SIS
siREPEaGk 2sT spTd dslyspsS AZ ss any
length. $50 cord delivered. CO. 1881.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
MlscELLANEoUs FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS, I'D 18s-Pans, back hose,
any and sii work considered reasonable
rates; union operstors; free estimates.
OR, 6454 vr, =.
HOSPITAL beds. DEAL BEDDNo AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 3 st. NV. National
1904
Evening star., 1946-11-27
DOGS. PETS. ETc.

bOAnDING-All breeds; heatsd Priyate n
neled, excellent food: personal care and
Attention; coskers st styd; ppppies for sale.
Csntsrvills. Phone Fairfax 1l-J-2.