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Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20
D. P. |. A. Held Big
Meeting In Sussex
Many Important Questions On Poul.
try Industry Were Discussed

The highly successful SUSSEX
County Poultry Meeting, sponsored
by the Delaware Poultry Improve
ment Association and cooperating
state agencies, which was held i'm
Jones Memorial Hall, Georgetown.
Tuesday with morning and after
noon sessions, brought together
one of the largest groups of hatch
erymen, broiler producers, feed
dealers, poultry professors, mem
bers of D.P.I.A. locals. groups of
F.F.A.S and All Clubs, students
in agricultural classes in local
schools, that has ever attended q
meeting of this kind, in Sussex
county. Speakers were outstanding
men in the poultry research work,
from the University of Delaware.
University of Maryland, large
poultry producers, the Bureau of
Markets and tn State Board of Ae-
riculture
William III. Henderson, Sussex
County Agent, extended greetings
and stated the fOur-fOld purpose
mentals essential to successful pro-
ductiOn; 2 present latest available
information to prove useful and
helpful to growers; 3 look ahead
together; A. discuss and plan to-
gether for the future of the indus
try in this area.
Franklin Gordy. Extension Poul-
n Oe
ware, presided over the sessions
and introduced the speakers. who
individually and collectively dis
cusSed all phases of the chicken
industry from Matching to process
ing, reported recent results of re-
search in feeds, and diseases of
birds, and discussed in detail the
marketing problems confronting
the industry in Delaware and on
the Eastern Shore.
The morning session beginning
AT ten O'Clock, began with Mr.. A.
T.. TOmhave presenting detailed in
formation of experimental work
in progress at the Satisfaction east
of Georgetown and giving the de-
L
Contest which is in progress in
the State and Nation. covering Il
three-year period. Mr.. Tomhavc
inviting his listeners to visit the
substation to view the experiments
told of the three now in progress
namely experiments on compare
son of litters used in brOiler hOus-
Stn Of hn of
brOoderS as compared with Goa
brOOderS; the study of varieties Of
birds of different varieties raised
under commercial brOiler cOndi
tiOnS; and lastly, further expert
mentS which are being made in tht
treatment and control of cOccidiO
sis, stressing especially the result!
already learned in cOnnectiin will
the litters used where this diseas'
has been found. He also told thOst
present of the purpose of The
Chick -Of-TOmOrrow Contest, tha
has as it's object the development
of faster growing birds, which viii
require less feed and produce NOR,
meat.
w. c. Skoglund, of the Anima
and Poultry Department of thu
University of Delaware, spoke oil
What makes a chicken tick" Thi'
was a practical demonstration o
poultry anatomy as related to th'
growth. egg production and sur
vival of flocks. and the speake
used birds charts and mimeO
graphed material to place a com
plete picture before his listeners
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20
[. :. POLICY BLAMED
FOR HOUSING LACK

The OPA and government fiscal
policy are to blame for the nation
al housing shortage today, accord
ing TO Thomas |. Parkinson, presi-
dent of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society.
Federal easy money fiscal poll
cy and stupid OPA efforts to con-
troll prices are directly responsible
for the shortage" Mr.. Parkinson
said, adding that price control in
the building field has resulted in
lack of materials and discourage
rpent of lenders to finance housing.
they are really more pleasant and
more convenient places in which to
work.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20
Berlin M. P.s Ride
Lights Out Patrol

BERLIN - Up - American mill
tary police in the German capital
have a new job: warning house
holders to put out unnecessary
lights and turn of radios that
arn't being listened to.
The drive is part of Berlin's pow
er-cOnservatiOn campaign. which
has become more urgent with the
longer autumn nights. Until worn
out equipment can be replaced,
Berlin is expected to get only 80
percent of the current it needs.
Power Interruptions, amounting to
several hours daily. are one meth
cd employed to save electricity.
Newly-arrived American FAM
lilies are the worst Offenders
against the lightsOut rule. mill
tary police say.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20
IN M EMORlAM

IN loving memory of our dear hus-
pan oahd father Thomas n. Mark
hand and father. Thomas y. Mark :
y precious one from us has gone.
y v0ic" We loved is stillcd.
\ pE,c" Is vacant in our hearts
men never can be filled
W MAJ would we give your hand to
clasp.
Your loving face to sec:
10 near your voice. To see your smil..
-NS IN the days il used To hc
Sadly missed by Wife and Children.
II
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20

An electronic machine has been
developed which rOasts green cof-
lee in a two-minute operation and
turns itself off; normal roasting
time has been Is minutes.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-20

fernando Cortes, Spanish ex-
plorer and cOnquistador, died in
Spain in 1547.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Salvation Army to Hold
Young Peoples Congress

Commissioner William G. Arnold
Southern territorial commander o,
the Salvation Army, will conduct
q Young Peoples Congress for thu
National Capital Division of ths
Salvation Army tomorrow and Sun.
day at the Temple Corps. 606 Z
street NV.
The regional finals in a speakers
contest will be held at 7::30 pm
tomorrow Pvt. James Osborne
winner in the Washington area, will
compete with Corps Cadet Lucids
Grose of Grafton. w. Va, winner In
the Maryland district. and Corps
Cadet Ruth Anderson, Huntington
w. Va, winner In the Virginia
contest.
Commissioner Arnold will speak
Sunday at private devotional serv-
ice. Two hundred and fifty teen
ayers, delegates from the five Wash
ington corps and Alexandria, vii.
attend.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Losses in Combat Pul
Al 10 Million Men
In World War Two
By Thomas r. Henry

Approximately 10000 700 soldiers
and sailors were killed in combat ir
World War II.
This is approximately 1000 900 ir
excess Of combat losses in the Worlo
War. I
Such are the figures compiled
from many sources, some of them
conflicting, by statisticians of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Axis losses are estimated at about
100000 while the battle toll OF
the United Nations was about 4,500,-
900.
Germany's losses are stated al
about 3,250,00o while Japan LOST
about 100000. Battle casualties
of the other Axis nations were rela.
lively light. those for italy being
estimated at 100000 while Romania
Hungary and Finland lost about
225, 900.
Russia Lost 100000.
Among the United Nations Russia
was by far the worst sufferer, witt
loss estimated somewhat in excess
of 100000, or about two-thirds Of
the total combat losses of the Allies
The British Empire came second
with combat deaths estimated at be.
tween 375,000 and 100000. Tht
United States was next in rank.
The final total, which has not We
been fixed. will be close to 325 900
Other European Allies lost abou
400 900, without making allowance.
for members of the underground
who were executed.
Two-thirds of the British Empire
combat dead came from the Unites
Kingdom. Canada lost about 25, 900
Australia and New Zealand los
about $4,000. A large part Of tn,
death toll among the empires forcel
was due to losses of sailors and air.
men. The bomber command of tn,
Raj alone lost more than 10000.
In European Theater.
For the European theater battl,
losses in the two wars were abou
equal. American losses for the sec.
ond World War were about six time,
as heavy as for the first and Rus
sian losses appear to have beer
twice as great. British Empir,
losses in the second war, however
we're less than half those in tn,
earlier conflict, although nava
losses were somewhat greater.
The losses by France in the sec
ond war were less than one-eightl
those she suffered between 1914 an,
1913. due to the quick defeat Of he
armies in 1910.
World War H." the statistica
report concludes, was by far tn
most destructive in human histor,
In terms Of loss Of life, both militar,
and civilian"
Evening star., 1946-02-15

Actual tests showed reductions Of
bacteria on mouth and throat surfaces
ranging up to e6.7co fifteen minutes
after the Listerine Antiseptic gargle,
and up to 800 one hour after.
In tests over l2-year period, those
s0ho sdrgled Listertne Antiseptic twics
a day had fetcer colds. aud usually had
.nitder colds, and fewer sore throots,
than those who did'not garels Listerins
Antisepfic.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Suicide Ruling Is Issued
In Deuth at Monastery

A certificate of suicide was is
sued late yesterday by Deputy Coro-
ner Christopher j. Murphy in the
death Of Thomas Farley, IS, of 4310
Thirteenth street NE.
MIR. Farley, Post Office Depart
ment employe was found shot to
death yesterday morning on the
steps OF the Franciscan Monastery
Pilgrimage Hall. Fourteenth and
Quincy streets NE.
Evening star., 1946-02-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. d G
FRIDAY FEBRUARY is, ieA .
SNIFFLES?

oarsls quickly bsfsrs germs
eempiieats . cold :. UP to SS.7ss
germ reduction In eefvsl tests
with lisssrins Antisspiie.
The time to strike at . cold Is at it's
very outset =. to 60 after the throat
surface germs before they 20 after
you. Gargle full-strength Listerine
Antiseptic, right away!
Evening star., 1946-02-15
Library Board Welcomes
Diamond as Member

Clark Gates Diamond, vice presi-
dent of Chestnut Farms Dairy, app
pointed by the District Commits
sioners to fill q vacancy on the
Board of Trustees of the Public
Library, was welcomed to member
ship at the boards meeting yes
|terday.
Mr.. Diamond, a resident OF the
District since 1921, will fill the
vacancy made by the resignation
|of Justice Wendell P. Stafford.
Evening star., 1946-02-15

The first postage stamp OF Great
Britain was made in l840. and
bore portrait of young Queen
Victoria.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
BOATS.

1916 RICHARDSON, rs IT.. new. $3.50:
ia41 oo cruiser; AZ r.. completely equipped.
soue daS Gaa sssee ss seaat eTdss eo dee
sS-ft. Schooner. s1a, 900; so-it double.
sas ersa e 500 0eaa sTIckEHL esE VIII WHEEIEs aEis
Y No Phone Tgxedo ssss:
direct drive; immediate delivery FRANK
$, i. s., s., 4 4 saS5 r; Ssia&.
s22nPlete assssseTisS See Steward: CAP;
salf RssfTs sport fs Rn added
tSp sgGne en,jTs wU seat perfect condition; s395o
aO-FT. sAiLBoAT, seaguu: accommodates
s; fTst-elass class condition; sails new 4 this
Eyentgde oqSoard run only hours; viii
THAN Yacht Club. or write Box 337.M,
oUTBoARD MOTOR. 1910 johnson Sea-
Gently. SIS GE 1880 1s'
new sts aexs De LTSI IKE sport model
Cyl. % 1I5 % hp. .SS speed s Is A mp,h.. snapon a n
coverall, spotlight; buy now for spring.
save $500: Can be FINANCED. J. PALMER,
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES available
s. KING FULTON, INC, 8O5 Maine ave
s.w. Executive 3465. -23
MODEL "a" FORD motor and trans, just
oyerhauled; complete with carb:, gen,
starter, etc; would make excel. boat
engine; $50. Ask at Weaver's ESQ Sta
ton, Cottage City, on Bladensburg rd. 49,
GOING TO FLORIDA, must sacrifice 3d.
1t. double cabin cruiser, twin bathrooms,
32-volt system, 2 heads and galley: $4,000.
32-ft. Chance speedboat, 40 Pontiac en-
gine; hun cost originally $500; sacrifice,
$3.50. loft. THOMPSON speedboat, 500;
loft. Labstreak dinghy, $50. Make offer
Will vi LIZ ExCHANGE 3s.Fr. ELCo for smaller
factory boat. Price of boats new. basis
Of exchange. Alex 1878. 10
Evening star., 1946-10-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WOMAN TO SHARE APT. with another
woman; nice Cathedral location: 500. Cali
EN-. 6975 after $50, Sat. and Sun. any
GnRI sims 70 SSS SHARE HARE APARTMENT with four
other 9TH girls s25 month. 1144 Pa
200 9Th ST. S.E.-Lady to share apt with
an elderly lady; Jewish. middle-aged vom-
GiRE en s2I 70 sHaRE Rfsih APAR4aESr a sSE with
other girl: SIS mo. Call UN. 1853 after
CoNGENIAL GIRL to share apartment
versity pl. NV. pE. 522s after 8 ?; m.
s's sHa Rooms Re FOR for paying guest. Nov. IS to
April /; apt bldg in Arlington. no chill
number. BOX 37O-M. Star. is
RENT FREE-White. middle-aged couple.
no children or pets; compl. furn. basement
iv-bedrm., extra-lge. kit, Frigidaire, lge.
storerm; in exchange for services; clean clean
view. ~ Box 5s-L. Star. ~ A'' is
DOWNTOWN, 1914 18th st. nw,-Base-
ment apt. for sober couple who will fire q
boWNToWS f%s froHsss 81 PeE 18th ST.
furn., with linens and dishes; 3 girls only;
S25 each. lis
2s14 UNIVERSITY PL. NV large
rooms. employed married couple; utilities;
500 month.
YOUNG COUPLE to share home with widow
nome must be seen TO be appreciated; ref
erences EXCHANGED; $50 and wife's services;
vicinity 37th and Porter sts. NV. Box
MODERN ODE: A1R-coND. efficiency apt, near
lady. so-4o: $40. Boy 5s2-M, Star.
nas IasS NEWTON n,,sII: ST. NWnLiv nm rm' bedTm
Call after l. DE O67l
Evening star., 1946-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcent.

RANos s!nnd 4grsnsa ssosaan R,net Vii III apt.
ffxNos@see Us before you sell your spinst,
paid a1 uDREss DRs ssi g o e. Highest
RAGS WANTED. We pay &c per pound for
house rags delivered ACE JUNK co. 222o
f19Es1 fSs waNTEb sSs 3D. We Ss5 Day uer pound for
house RAGS delivered. XBc JUNK CO.. 45a
kAGs 4 e ? WxNfEp' VI ii We pay 4c per pound tez
GT s. buy y p sa
and washing machines in any condition
We also reconditlon and service Call UN.
1912, DEPENDo REFRIGERATION co.
SAFES that unused safe to cash:
best prices; immed; pickup. THE SAFEMAS- MAS
TFRS co. S934 Pa ave NV Ma Nv 7o50 gaoi
ssiSs sinser sewing machines; viii pay pay sssS
SEWING MAcafNEs.We buy all types;
%As#fS fassnfT sla iii e. i2So any AE any
make; also washers for parts. Call At
WATcHEs. vs,T aaE .'%f diamonds, old gold antique
WARREN's, 1880 7th st. NV. Ho. 6642.
WE BUY ANY QUANTITY old iewelry,
. old d gold; old; TINY NY JEWEL BOX. 1874 g st.
WxNfEbyaoif Rjx ME; sSsIfi balls; will pay 81 per
dozen for used golf balls. Call Wiscon-
an an INTERESTED in puyins china, silver
DORA MiLEsToNE 1895 g st. NV. lat
!4th and g stsJ NE. 6079.
ALL KINDS of ONCE furniture and equip
Kaatss %ftFOBoSn oF Gos6rfS fS need
your washing machine. co. $500. -21
Evening star., 1946-10-17
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evening; reasonahle rates: light
aianT aRE Ton Mov1Se: e Ees 4g2 the
moving day, problems; packing, transporta-
ence have made us specialists in handling
tais i, it over Phone Ii, 1884 Sr Ii 1858.
acME E'Gspos Mos1sG sys rs s1oRaGE sa SS eoLoca!
and long distance. No job too large and
9GTEsHS 7fnf IA sRs5 MoyEksLA Is lqo new equipment
IL white white veteran help. cH. 1901; ewes,
ACE DELIVERY SERVICE. all types of
hauling of any kind. 73s 9th st. NV.
MOVING at your convenience. PARKS
FAsskESss ckR1.Ns kR NsS' and shipping, IL light
EX-Gi-Hauline; moving, storage: will
o M sfunk join hs%s o ssssei
sns s'ss se ea hsSss ssds HssEns' sIssns ssi1
MAk1NE MAR H vETHkAN-oeneral aGSs hauling, e. "a
furn,, iuesage. AT. s75s, F FOX. 5S'' 81 49,
EDELMAN'S MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur:
Gfs 2aE HAu2G u2fSns rh ss moving 3a
ana OQQ JODS, eVenlngS ana saturdays.
reasonable rates. CHI. 3000. Ext. 3164. 49,
WANT LOADS OR PART LOADS to and
from Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Detroit Chi
York, Connecticut. Boston. Florida, Geor-
gia. Texas. NORTHERN MOVING & STOR-
LARGE AND SMALL SHIPMENTS OF
household goods to and from all points in
Florida. Call CHEVY CHASE TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO., WI 3O1O -23
CALL LEE MOVING-At your convenience,
large or small; white, courtesy. Call. RE,
$3.50 10
Evening star., 1946-10-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC,

BOARDING AND GRooMING-Individg
pens and outdoor screened , runs: Axe iss
ss'fsrS M ed sas sS'ssRt sl0fas
yiI,s ys @ Ph9ne spRa2 Tsrtax t,is l1J3 a..s lie.
tefs. Just spras fn on No in muss eas Of fuss fss
Rid your pet OF these pests. j. r, HESS,
beEyyH WA hss4 bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies,
chsmpion : eoskerS sk ,a1gIH At sSud. VA: 1924:
SaEAa D
fkozEN Fl SssS HoRsEMEAr-u. s. inspected
shunh s oar aaa neH 4ss St.
EoxTR PHFFiE to5S .sss: tarns and
brindles; cropped and immunized: finished
product; these puppies cost no more and
represent the finest in Boxers. Your guar
Southdown Kennels, owners. and breeders
in in this area combined. Daleview s76-J-la.
PAIR MALE BEAGLEs, two year. this
Dec hunted well last season; S10o- for
the pair 4 Can b seem Sps week e san ea
FREE KITTENsI6, cute, 8 wks. old. Want
e9es SockER heS sP3NEE PUPPIES registered
sndRis ana BLACKS. ''SS We deliver. Rockville $iI
BOXER PUPPIES, six weeks old: pursbrea
stock; sired by (ch) Baron Trevor of Tired
egar: Axe registered: .fawn and golden
brindle- Call WI. O619. IT.
BEAGLE, Is in, reg, 2Iz yrs, male. broke
to run. Call after $50 p.m.' Marlboro
COCKER SPANIEL. black. female. Axe
reg. 8 mos. old; home raised; $40. FIR.
POINTER PUPPIES, spunky, by Creek Pat;
registered. GEO. "A. TEw, Elmwood .6. ss7.
COCKER SPANIELS, 1 bun male, black
female, wormed and inoculated; champion
sired; Axe reg; 31a mos. old. 81. 5S77.
PARAKEETs. prospective takers; have
takers throughout the city, all colors.
Also canaries. Visitors welcome. 400 Le-
baum st. Sc, FIR. 2133. -23
COCKER PUPS, black; Axe; $35. Falls
faSi Fox II HTEikRinEERs. black and white, 2 mo
ga Es;-.s farm AZ ;sssd * hSsI1hy' s1oslS
eoeKER se1S1a asf; sPANikL A 4 PuPprEs Axe resis
deliver. sP. 0432-W. Also stud service
DoGs-Mixed breeds: spitz fox terrier,
poodle, police, airdale spaniel and hound,
So each, to people in country, or who
have fenced areas. Cats, good mousers
and kittens to give away. Ia. 4434 after
cocker sPANIELs. all black, thorough
breds, q wks. old, S"5. Call after pm,
all day Sat. and Sun. WI. 5534.. 30
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends or
longer. heated kennels; pickup service:
veterinary supervision. BIDE- A WEE
KENNELS, 4215 Conn. ave. WO. 0224.
Evening star., 1946-10-17

FLOWERS, SHRUBS and perennials Of ali
KINDS for fall planting; eversreensE,Ca-
aaSaR soden
Juniper. concoIor ar. koster. blue spruce.
E9oNs E9ssa RaF% GsnsF
Queens Chapel and Ager rds. lout, Michi-
saa rSk %A faRG asRG rf4sG sHndasf ysqe
sale and retail: all sizes and colors. 251O
sS% ssf E s?. sss: :s's s:ss
sASbse4rSa :. Is sss Gss w Saaa seeding Ter
Shrubs pans
Ehododendrons, azealeas. Prompt service.
FOR f sALE-eooa; rich topsoll, susr.n- ,,
ToPsoH and cow manure. Govt; inspected;
90 Da hu SIS SEA- Dsve2es aS su MI r. Sos 7S ou
ENGLISH BOxWOODs and American box
woods, 8 to IT. high; specimens in
perfect shape and color. Call Wo. 1880
LASDscAPING A beautiful. long lasting
dense: uniform green lawn may be OBJ
ton. WondeTsro and hish-auslity grass
waited to your complete satisfaction. OF
SON S'lG' IS Compete eheetup q your entire
worthless types should be eliminated,
arranged Try a planting of the Taxus
or Yew, the most outstanding and long
lasting Of all. Our service completely
ing. transplanting, seeding, grading. fer
tilizing. topsoil, tree surgery, pruning.
shesring: tree removal, stone walls, ce-
waterproofing, drainage, guard rails. ar
bors, fences, hedges, pools, rose, shrub.
perennial beds; free estimate. Ii. 1925.
49,
WONDERGRO Nothing better: your
neighbor says SO, and so will you when
YOU have tried a ton of that rich, dark
compost. unexcelled for grass and all
things that grow: very rich in vital plant
foods and also soil conditioning humus;
only S15a ton delivered. Ii 1925. 1S'
NEW SHIPMENT OF EvERGREENS at
bargain prices. Also Towering shrubs,
SHADE and fruit trees. Open Sundays
Come get your sod and save We sell any
amount. CAPITAL NURSERY, 1913 Blad-
ensburg rd. ne -23
Evening star., 1946-10-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

n [..InDs HogsE qsaF9y main xsss ana
AbuLf afS faPFaM FaM1f7 f7 aEeny or
apa5sment are aPs permanent Govt: 1s. EN-
coMDR. ceoilio @' sW1DERsKI. RE 746o, Ext.
255S Gn2r r9N gMpIoYn 5I 10 wife so and 9m Child want
bedroom: . Gnfurnishsd =. house; 500
FsMy Fsls 81 ForK GhHch abuGTs in need o,
house W 2nf2Tashed IgHa rooms or more good
AUTHOR VETERAN)-Permane To-
gated Fesponsole esg nnfn4n peSon aS Or
house; 3 bedrooms OF bedrooms with
library; suPeT0T ca eare .aSn guaranteed; BEST
Ex-CoMDR. separated from wife and baby.
Tyr old daughter, needs . or bedroom.
furn. or unfurn. house or apt; excel refs: refs:
= "a = BEDRRoM HOUSE or apt. furnished he'd
dausheTS do Years snd cs MAJOR RAY at o re-
TWo ARMY BRAT;s need home with moth,
er and father WI De mere 81 note i0ns 'me Hben Ee
leave. We are awful! Could live in one
room but prefer 6, with bath. Any of5ers'
fAE6uTivE fSf FL IL DIRECTOR, World Bank, de-
sires furnished house. 3-4 bedrooms; NV;
section or Chevy Chase; Gp to 500. Gaa aa
suBLEAsEPAir strBi ;lsE M Corps Regular Army colo;
mel, permanent assignment; with wife and
house 't or APT. in ,Arlineton or vicinity:
ssSlrs so1 0esS2ahiz HAE%EY S c DtoSsSEy Re-
NAVY CAPT, small adult family. no pets,
need house or apt, turn. or unfurn, 90! TIE.
AGRiCULTURE DEPT. permanent en-
ployes, including veterans, seek homes in
sSd2sn Th ea fn M E RAP Sa 9 S9ORs wa
ave. NV. Executive $3.50, Mon. th55oush
FFRornssnoN2L FE5 sc K NAN Pn wife and daughter.
isaSs Chevy Chase prefeTTed as6S snsI!
PHYSICIAN yET~DsSpeEs5s %5 fer 81 hoqsf sii
fgrn spT pFy pr a9oush 10 s15o or ST. s. sIs7 s WASH:
PERMANENT-Private business executive
and we 0ds s5d Ssse ess5 oNn
garden tools; best Of care and minor re-
as WM J. Fef5Es2sfSo NSsoS soG Dbene Nc or
sc OR so2S nEpRooM &c anfsrRt!Rsd mi" - house
spartment in or near Wsshngton .T cb.nsSn wa3se1
eo Nfe ana afSsned sn ea anX RE- 500
Ext ~ I1 rs, TO ssd Tsekdsbss6 bs6room ant or
permanent; will redecorate. OR. 4143.
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER, tvrn. house or
SLATE DEPT. OFFICER will, vii pay sg,ss 5000 ets e
NOS, Nov 5, ss5n' .o9y, unfnrn: Finest
Is YEARS N GoyT.. perm, ?, c, 2 or 3
eSctI esofh'S ref Box 3s5-M. Star 23.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
RooMs FURNlsHEp-MD. and VA.

TAKOMA PARK-sinsle or double room
privilege OF living room: near bus Sligo
sioss' WIRE AVE, Silver Spring, Md
Lovely front dble. rm., new home; conV.
tTsnsp. $3.50 $3.50 yk, Sligo s2s2. III
st; aoS5; MES: pUsENB6RY s,. s.r, ss.
twin beds, $50 month: OK: 1903:
single and double rooms in old virRinia
entrsnce. free ~ parking d GE. ssIo. Df5
CLOSE-N ARL.-Studio room for l or 2
young ladies in pvt. home, / blk. from bus
unlimited phone. CHI. 1892. is
DBL. RM., twin beds, home PRIVILEGES
unlim. phone: $40 per wk.; gentle home
ARLINGToN-Double room, twin beds
lavatory in room, main floor front; private
home; laundry facilities; convenient to
IN SILVER sPRING-Furnished rm. for
couple or . singles; $40 per month; con-
ven. transportation: Sligo 9237. 10
private "a bath. WA. s014. -19
ARLINGTON. S13 Lincoln st.-Man to
share twin-bed room with another man:
first floor. next to bath. GL.. 7040. Ia
ARLINGTON-Single, flrst-fioor room in
private home; next bath; conv. transp.;
| $40 wk CHI. 9551. is
8I3 NO. LINCOLN ST., Arlington-Attrac-
tive room with large closet; laundry IA
! cilities: " blk. to bus. GIL. 7040. -l9
Evening star., 1946-10-17
AVIATION,

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Bridse on permanent basis9 Box ISL,
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NEW 1a5-H.P. swIFTs, all metal, real
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LY 80 propeller; fight instrgments aaIg Iaa
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
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or club s5-h,p.: equipped lights. starter .,
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perfect, condition. CHI. 1901; evenings
i6 i5ie FUN F1SK-7o hrs. flying time, like new
2-way radio. Phone FA. a9ss after pm
SHARE OPEN in 5-member flying club
Ercoupe, at Alexandrine Tn edlT Airport. Low
NOD and ready. to fy Piper Cub, J-3
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