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Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-09

Walter sipprcll. local agent .f Alaska Steam, received a wire Fosuday Co go at once Co Seward |to belp Che agent there handle |tho Yukon survivors. Az there wac no plane he leit with lbe Alasks
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-09

CA emp'oye- who arrived on Wednesdays plane included c. N. Jorgsnsen, Patricia Hill Mrs Warren and Mary E. Fleteher
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-09

During rescue operations the l7th Naval distnct at Kodiak rad there was a heavy North Pacific williWaE and seas runaing
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-09
up to 20 and 30 feet high.

Two of the nine rescue vessels at the wreck scene were navy boats dispal shed from Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-09

Lars "snooky" Larsen. form erly Of Kodiak, engineer on the Yukon, sent a wire 10 odis sk
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-09

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Evening star., 1946-09-09
RfC Affiliate in Market
For Veteran Home Loans

A market for the purchase of
veterans home loans which have
been guaranteed or insured pv the
Veterans Administration has been
set up by the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp. Mortgage Co., an afili-
ate of the RFC, it was announced
today.
A. H. Graham. acting manager OF
the Richmond Loan Agency, RFC,
said the loans will be purchased
only from the original lenders at
par and accrued interest. He added
that the loans must conform to GER
tain general requirements of the
company.
He explained that the action vas
taken because many private finan-
cial institutions have indicated that
in order to continue making loans
to veterans for the purchase OF con-
struction of homes, they must have
a dependable market where. if nee
essary, they can sell the loans.
Circulars outlining the require
ments under which the loans will
be purchased are available at the
companys principal Office. 8l1 Yer
mont avenue NV, or at any re-
gional loan agency Of the RFC.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
knutson Says Truman
Yields 10 bureaucrdts
On Federal Spending

Representative Knutson, Repub-
lican, Of Minnesota today resumed
his debate with President Truman
over the Republican party's pro-
posal TO balance the budget and
cut personal income taxes 20 per
cent by charging that the present
administration was unable to do Sc
because lit Is too much the servant
of the bureaucrats, wastrels and
pressure groups"
In statement released by the
Republican National Committee,
Mr.. Knutson declared:
The Republican pledge to cut
personal income taxes 20 per cent
relates to the calendar year l947.
With Republicans in control of
Congress, the budget will be bal
anced, a substantial surplus real
lied to apply to the national debt,
and personal income taxes will be
reduced 20 per cent"
Explanation Accepted.
The Representative. who is the
ranking Republican member of the
House Ways and Means Committee,
expressed satisfaction at the Presi-
dents acknowledgment last Thurs
day that he had been "in error" in
charging that Mr.. Knutson had been
called to the White House to explain
how the Republican proposal could
be carried out. and that the Re-
publican had been unable to give
an explanation.
President Truman pointed out he
had conferred with three or four
persons" on the subject, and adj
mitted he had been mistaken in his
earlier implication that Mr.. Knut-
son had been among them.
Now that the President has ad-
mitted his error" the Representative
stated today, that particular side
issue is cleared up"
Budget Views Expanded.
Continuing his exposition Of the
Republican budgetary position Mr..
Knutson asserted that total receipts
for the current fiscal year were
estimated by President Truman on
August 4 at s39. .600. 900 900, while last
January's budget submitted to Con-
gress totaled $35. 100000. 900.
Instead of resulting $4,000 OO0,-
900 surplus. however. the Represen-
tative declared, expenditures have
reached at least $41 900. 900 900.
This, he charged, was the result of
the administrations yielding to too
many pressure groups"
"A Republican Congress-" he
added, will not countenance the
backlog of unsound legislation which
President Truman wanted to get
and which would have increased the
deficit by $4,000 900 900 to SIS yooo,-
10000.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
Barb Wire Club Will Honor
Swedish Y Worker

The newly formed Barb Wire Club
of Washington-an organization of
veterans who were war prisoners in
World War Twill hold a reception
at 6;l5 pm. Saturday for Henry
Soderberg. Swedish YMCA worker.
A member Of the World Commit
tee of the YMCA. Mr.. Soderberg
Evening star., 1946-09-09

SEOUL. Sept. 9 lP.-The first de-
pendents of American Army person.
mel to reach Korea debarked from
the transport Funston in a heavy
rain today. 1t. Gen. John r.
Hodge personally greeted 106 of the
187 families on shipboard before the
ganeWav was lowered
Evening star., 1946-09-09

visited many POW camps in Ger
many during the war. when he met
several interned Washingtonians.
He is conducting a three-month
tour Of principal cities of the United
States.
David r. Porter, another member
OF the committee who is aiding in
formation of the club. announced
the next regular meeting is schei-
uled for September 20, when organ
rational details will be discussed.
The group already has appiied for
Evening star., 1946-09-09
Hunt for Lost BIZ Fails

FRANKFURT, Sept 9 (P.-
American Air Force officials said to-
day that To-day search had re-
Vealed no trace of a Flying For
tress which disappeared August 80
while en- route from Frankfurt to
Casablanca with III American SOL
Evening star., 1946-09-09
Jop Woqes Rise

TOKYO, Sept. 9 (E,.-Clerks' and
laborers' wages since January have
risen by 81 to 338 per cent, Kyodo
news agency reported today. The
workers. complaining of inflationary
prices. say the increases aren't
enough.
Evening star., 1946-09-09

membership in the International
Association of Barb Wire Clubs, ac-
cording to Mr.. Porter.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
81 Fomilies Reuch Koreo

diers aboard. They said the search
would be continued. however.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11

her father, Mr.. John Downs, at
Five Points, near Mt. Sterling
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11

The new priority system to eX-
pedite construction of new hous-
ing for World War II veterans is
now in effect in Southern Ohio.
FILA District Director A. L.
Guckert, in making the announce
ment at his office in Columbus,
said that he has supplies of the ap-
plication forms for "HH housing"
under the Reconversion Housing
Program and that he has special
instructions from Washington
headquarters for quick handling of
the applications.
These forms are available at all
FILA offices for individual Veter-
ans who want to biuld their own
homes, as we'll as for builders who
want to erect one or more build
ings for sale or rental for which
veterans will be given preference.
The priority applications and all
the procedures have been designed
to effect speedy and efficient OPP
Grafton i'm such a manner as to as
sure that findings are consistent
and reasonable, Mr.. Guckert said.
He added that his office will
make avery effort to avoid delay
in processing the applications, and
pointed out that this processing is
done by the FILA without refer
ence to the type of financing pro-
posed.
Simplicity is stressed in the en-
tire preference rating system, in
an effort to get maximum con-
struction of moderate-cost hous-
ing under way as speedily as pos
Sible.
The Civilian Production Admin
istration through the National
Housing Agency, delegated to the
Federal Housing Administration
the task of processing the HH ap-
plications and issuing the new HI
preference ratings under which it
is anticipated that about half of
the critically short materials pro-
duced in 1916 will be made avail
able for construction of homes for
veterans costing $4,000 or rent
ing for $50 or less.
Materials to which FIH priorities
will apply include common and
face brick, clay sewer pipe, struct-
ural tile, gypsum board, gypsum
lath, cast iron soil pipe and fit
tings, cast iron radiation, bath
tubs, lumber, and millwork. The
OPA has announced that additions
to or deletions from this schedule
may be made from time to time.
Priority Regulations 33 requires
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11

Animal protein comes nearer NIL
ing our needs for tissue building and
repair
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11
PLAIN CITY FIRM
DOES REPAIR WORK

Specializing in the repairing of
farm machinery and the manufac-
ture of a pump invented by him
self, Jesse Reed, of Plain City, is
operator of one of the newest bus
inesSes in that community.
Operating under the name of the
Reed Pump & Manufacturing CO.,
the firm is one of the outstanding
recent improvements to Plain City.
Business is now being conducted in
its new location.
Mr.. Reed was formerly aSsoci-
ated with the Sheffred Guage
Corp, of Dayton during the war,
working as a skilled machiniSt. His
entire life has been devoted to the
machinist trade, so that he is we'll
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11
PRIORITY SYSTEM TO AID VETERANS
OBTAIN MATERIALS TO BUILD HOUSES

that applicants must furnish de-
scriptions of the structure they
plan to biuld and the price or rent
al at which they will make it avail
able to veterans. The FILA must
be satisfied that the proposed sales
price or rent is reasonably related
to the proposed Accommodations.
The regulation further requires
that applicants must show they
will be ready to start construction
within 90 days and demonstrate
that they have effective control of
the land, that financing is assur-
ed, and that arrangements have
been made for local building per-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11

Mr.. Dan Bault and family, of
Waynesfield, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Bault's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vey o. Stone and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ross, of Column
bus, entertained a number of their
Plain City friends at the Beech
void on Friday evening, April 5.
Noel Frederick Brown, S2/c,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Brown,
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mits, utility services, and the like.
Applicants must agree to make
The housing available only to vet
Grams during the period of con-
struction and for 30 days thereaf-
ter. In his sales agreement, the
veteran or other purchaser is
pledged to the same 30-day wait
ing period i'm case of a resale, and
the sale must be made at or below
the maximum sales price originally
paid.
Conversion of existing structures
also is made possible by the regu-
lation, where it is shown that in
creased dwelling units will result
1t also covers construction of
dormitorieS or group housing for
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11
Crons Absorb Arsenic

Scientists in the field of soils ana
vegetable growing at a University
report that some vegetable crops
may take up arsenic from the son
in sufficient quantities to make the
crops dangerous to persons with
high degree of susceptibility to this
poison. Although persons who nave
a high degree of tolerance for arsen-
ic would probably suffer no III el-
fects. some risk is involved and the
paintings of arsenate-tfeated SoIi
had best be avoided.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11

returned Saturday evening to
Camp Peary, Va, for further as
Signment after an 11-day leave
which he spent with his parents
and family, Of Plain City, formerly
of Marysville Rt. 2.
Mrs. Ben Loar and children
visited this week with Mrs. Opal
Barber, who has just returned from
the hospital.
Mrs. John Ballard, of Columbus,
is visiting this week with Mrs Cora
and Bertha Tatman.
Mr. and Mrs. John McNier OF
North Lewisburg, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moore and son, of Column
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11
Plain City Section

bus, were callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lowry and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Frederick Turner of Mech
anicsburg, were dinner guests last
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Haislet.
Richard Lawson returned home
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11

from st. Anthony hospital this
week.
Mrs. P. O. Robinson spent We'd
nesday and Thursday with her
daughter Martha, in Granville.
Miss Robinson is a teacher there.
Mrs. Vella Smith is caring for
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11
SEASON NEARLY ONER

Last Leghorn eggs for Matching
for the spring season were received
by the Erlay Hatchery in Plain
City last Monday At the same
time, the Hatchery announced its
receipt of Matching eggs for the
heavier breeds has been reduced
by one-half. Those wishing to OBJ
tain chicks for tn spring season
are advised TO place their orders
now
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11

qualified to carry on this line of
business.
Last year, he was granted pa
tent on the water pump which he
manufacturers. This pump is now
on display at the firms office, and
is we'll worth seeing.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11
Plaln CITY Methodist Church

Rev. B. A. Middleton, pastor
Sunday school $50
Worship service 1890
Methodist Youth Fellowship $50.
Worship service 7:3O
Union HOlyweek service at
Methodist church Sunday evening
8 pm.
Royal Workers Class met at the
Methodist church Thursday after
noon
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-11
PAGE FIVE

educational institutions for the
benefit of veterans. Housing all
ready under construction may be
brought under the ReconVefsion
Housing Program if il meets the
standards set in Priorities Regu-
lation 80
Evening star., 1946-09-20
ROOMS FURhIshsp-horthso..

222s KEARNY ST. = One single room
near transport alton. S35 per month. 20
for employed couple or girls; So week each,
DU. f663 60
aal T ST NE-Rooms for rent; nice
neiehborhood, conv. transportation; SIS and
40, DOWNING ST. Ne. Apt 1881 C
Room TO rent 10 girl between @5-35 wears
of age; large comfortable with double bed:
to SsG saTs aHd buses
soei saeS'' tCHANNING ST. N'E.-Larsc front
room. > girls. convenient, Transportation;
Laundry and home privileges mn nnlimitssTd
isi9 oUARLEs ST. NE.-sinsle room.
5s newly deeoTstes only G1s Tm oS. Ig
Siii fsio SEA East = CAPITOL ST.. on Lincoln
Park-Nicely furnished sleeping room,
e@sB ssa s0sRe 81 fsnsle "k snd oor
EMPLOYED lady: nondrinkers; use of phone;
$40 NORRIS PL. N.E.-Rooms Ce>, neatly
furnished, $40 and SIS single, sl5 and sis
assse ,sos oth sds 81 RE- s9 room for en-.
poyed couple IN private home; $40, ,DU.
HI LYMAN PL. N.E.-Twin bedrm;
newly furn.: unlim. phone; gas and heat:
excel. transp. downtown, >"5 mo. each.
iso5 MONROE ST. N.E.-Fropt douOl.
bath, hot water. excel transp,. 500 es mo,
a6ea e:nd sT;-Niesly furnished front
room for girls, S25 per month each. zach.
Isi Z ST. NE.-smsu room for lsht
bookkeeping: employed lady; s. per week.
3oi sith PL. NE-For couple or . girls;
next, to path. close to transp.i lsunarS
(continued on Next PsssJ
Evening star., 1946-09-20
-- .s a-aa- =
AVIATION.

USED AIRCRAFT sold at price YOU want TO
PIX aSus W5II ~ sell your ship. WILLIE VII
BARGAISIFSirch Pr-1a; excellent con-
diIon; sS mrs total time. new and used
SPfaIe parts TOR slrtrame and engine IN
G,lu1ed; 600. Owner mus sell imme
sNAIDMAN, EX $500 Ext. 3iI, ia af1er Dsi 3
call AxmlnsjeT :i4SU .3'
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchasee
through us benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities, see us when purchasing. We Of
fer complete in urance protec ion for every
on VINO flies Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
ANcE Agency, 1910 Vermont ave. NV
CESSNA, l4o-l0O hrs. total time; licensed
for day. night and ms rument flights
tqulpt cabin heater. dual brakes: GE H.
watt tranSmltter and =? band receiver. with
5 speaker GRIMES retractable landing lights
sensitive altimeter, Waltham clock Schwine
eltc. turn and bank: rate of chmo flares
elc a perfec' personal plane giving low
operation and maintenance cost to operator;
chaser Call McCLOSKEY, Congressional
HANGAR, portable, factory built canvas.
2aplace. side y-side plane. must sell. best
offer both or either. Falls Church 24?3-J.
sEAPLANE FLYING is cleaner. safer and
reservations and information. Woodiey
Iloi6 TAYLoRCRAFT side by side; sacrl-
fiGe' Immediate sale. - 900 Total hours.
coMMoNwELash9TPHHF Ls9PHF'@ns TRIMMER MI an anphiban
being featured in pathe News Issue No q
on the screens of 1000 theaterS begin
Inaa; nlng September ~ Check with your
pIoN II GGoRP distributor 402 Southern
s6P relicensing: free tie-downs.
Evening star., 1946-09-20
BOATS.

PROPELLER REpAIRING-Kave your pro-
GHIo aaan marine En Supplies a1a lsl2 1ith st Sc
CHRYSIER MARINE ENGINES and parts
$. KING FULTON, INC. so5 Maine ave
HiGGiNs BOAT u7 IT utility, now be-
priority number with HUGH ALBXANDER,
sen on 6osd the HsFps Msne dsa
a"WvFHA'Trs CookIS." CO lfSs wilco Blu Flame F2
IN stock. S King FULToN, INC, so5
Maine ave. s.w., EX. 3465. -22
SPEED BOAT. good condition; new Mer-
beam, seats; 81 $50. DISTRICT YACHT
G9 I9is l4!h hrs snd Wa!Tr I,,eets pt,Sr
TO - miles per hour, > hunks, galley, ice
box, toilet. drop curtains, electric auto
matte bilge pump, windshield wiper, half
TO go; immaculate condition. Apply yacht
Marsyl, $50 Main ave, s.w, Cash or terms.
15c hourly: So 10 hrs. TRACKLEP BOAT
SERVICE; Bonniewood dr., Avalon Shores,
SHADY Side. Md. Telephone west River
WANTED-outbosrd motor. regardless of
size or condition; cash for same. 1871
cHEsAPEAKE 20. round bottom No. Ill
LADY Lou formerly Defender', set sails sails
cAsiN s nj USE @ ineIosed bridse @ open
deck sleeps T. inclosed sink 30-gal fresh
water tank. 6-cylinder Gray motor just
overhauled, "a ft. long / i2-ft. beam. See
at WELLS EOAT YARD, bet. | ath and Pa.
Ave Brdge and Railroad Bridge. III
l3-FT. OUTBOARD BOAT with Evinrude
motor, complete with oars. Sl35. 1890
r l. ave. ne 2Oe
a6' WHEELER. sleeps 4, Ckrysler Ace
marine motor, Boat built in 1885 rf
seen in DeaIe, Md, next to Manifold Bros
Price. S350o or best reasonable offer
Call after 4 pm, OR 2472 -o2
OUTBOARD MOTOR, : p. Wizard. good
CHRIS CRAFT sport runabout 5 pas
senser: must sell: ST 500; complete equip
ment, like new. Phone Dupont p165. 2O'
Evening star., 1946-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Con,

PIANos WANTED-The Colonial Piano
Shop wants TO buy sood pianos of all kinds
no s Tssehons the mR 2shss eSfs IF
49, or Ma. 2965. for prompt and cour-
tsous APPRAISAL
rIASo-Ws lpI.isS sre looking for spinet apt
d h,sbss! cash nfies ice eE. s4eS S''' Day M
PIANOS. grand. upright splnet or apt.
Sssh SI11 SSy No sszs ssoq any condition will pay
SALEs.Converl that unused safe 10 cash
The SAFEMAsTERS CO, 23o4 Pa. ave,
sLwING MAtHINFs-we buy all types.
niss,'ns ai- s. RE 200 Pc a8iI
. sIe N saad @S shST WpfF H sn ard
Used TIRES. all sizes, Will pay cash
WAsHrSG ', MACHINES. any SIZE. any
make also washer for parts. AT. l.G;i7,
WASHING MACHINE. good condition or
rep reppaiTaole RAJ reasonable. by veteran. Please
MATCHES diamonds old gold. antique
}sWeiTys ~ IN ssmsrss era musical instrumen,s
wASTTD2Go,t 0 oahs ak st. vii " pa7 40 81 qo4 per
oozen for used golt balls. Gail Wiscon-
AM INTERESTED in buying cups and s.u.
ME da .s- Gd class ss pSRA az mi MILESTONE
Iewelry, diamonds. firearms. mems cloth
ing. musical instruments engineering in
strumfn.s ard what have you? viii call
MAX ZWEIG SONS. 937 d st NV ME
91l3
ANY FINE living room, bedroom secretary
desks and dining room furniture. also ode
pieces wanted to furnish private home
NE. 6St6. night. RA 16"4 IL
WE BUY refriGerators and washing ma
chimes, IN any condition We also re-
condition and service Call Union I6i"
DEPENDC -REFRIGERATfoN CO -95
WOULD LIKE TO STORE a baby grand
piano Tor the use of it. In lovely home
VIII tske excellent care MA al -2l
WANTED. SHOTGUN, 10 gauge hammer
less * inch: reasonable AT. sell
WANTED - Mahogany twin beds. GE
Evening star., 1946-09-20
BOATS Cont. J

CHESAPEAKE DEADRISE sedan cruiser,
&sxlo. lst.elsss eondition. IDEAL ,or ash
= built in 1910. priced for quick sale.
tdi,,'o go cash. For information call AT.
ACE MARINE ENGINE" chryslers little
six, three only available with reduction
gear $. KING FULTON INC. so5 Name
36-FT, CRUISER CEDAR hull suitable for
uvIne on year around IN excellent cordi-
tlon, ready to go 5000. ChrysIer motor
GRAY s-ea MOTOR. excellent s325 viii
~ SNLBoAT, comfortable day sailer
sails and rigSing good as new hull needs
Beach $50 IA %HI'69-ws'' e"eS'Ps.Ne 5e.
1915 RICHARDSON, y Il, new. s5,75o.
81 s'psS! a Wheesr 'ompf'e brdss fsn9DsS 9OSf
double cabin, S6.5o0: beautiful 4l~toot
6t 6aSsy yaw! ssEaor perfsGt c6onndtnon sll9Go
crsiI; = 500 sT1cKEIL WHEELER
YACHT co In5 S Penn St, Baltimore
aa;rr; cas.S CT cRu'iisiFR, custom built by
eaup saoo tor ehFyseE o6ick sale completes
STEEL, HULL CABIN BOAT, 50 It $3.50.
or irade s!i @ for What have you. Ii, $50 ewes.
SakYsLTk S,iFtfs lasS',i ckows; - TO-, reduction
seen see !, IN 30 6oat Reason ,qr selling. 9stail-
FEED Boat Sea Kina North Beach Nd
sAILBoAr /? feet brass tttinys. stain
Ne $50 $50 ExF5ls Exfansion ne& ss6 san s"' Ca"
HOOPER ISLAND. 4"xsI2 q. new motor
spsE:,;, spsc:ous c9bin and toile.. .l3-f' open
yoaFa WsFaaels snas aSis .sa'dfdaV and suaSaS S
MARINE GENGISTs. Kermatn. two. son p
nt,cylinder in good condition: are installed
IN boat now and can be demonstrated
qstay se5ns pyigs large Sseo one will GO
CABIN CRUISER, 36ig'x1ora' Kermath.
, Ideal for fishing parties or VIII solve houS-
ing, problem for people. Sl,5o0. Call
:ti-FT. CABIN CRUISER Sleeps 4. recent
sonable. RA $50 or can be seen at
Clampion Shp YARD, GEORGETOWN 10
LIGHTNING, res. No. 256 new Ra,sey
gine bronze hrtnRS extra set OF sails
Can be seen q Buz2ard'S Point POat Yard
loot Of lSt- st. s,U, $3.50. Call WI 80
CABIN CRUISER fsh,ns boat, 49, #.
long. eft bean. Kermath SIG rntor.
excellent condition $3.50 Sold tor double
N N -snrine, Do"ked at shadysidc. Md Sit
a.-FooT MARCoNI risged auxiliary sioop.
far Mp@I vel IS ssls snd ca5a SEE
MOTOR SALES Teie Wi 80 -,
1916 ELCO SPORTS CRUISER, available
null, H.. t fit bedroom. - n . b.
modatiouS ready for Florida trip, motor
.nd boat .recondltloned l94e, excellent
by Hacker double s,ar'room. 6-ft. mead
room hermath engines and boat recon
dLtioned 1856. priced right. ROGERS
FL co MARINA, @3@ H St. s.w RE 6a9l
Evening star., 1946-09-20
COAL. WOOL and FUEL OIL.

WOOD fireplace, furnace, stove, kindlng
also scrap lumber drewood, 30O-cu #
load, $50; @00-cu- 1T. load SIS: lOO-cu.
II. load SO: Pennsylvania anthracite,
egg, stove. nut StGl4; ouckwheat spe-
cal SO so: Rice special, 50 "a POGO
hantaS, egg, Sl'.31 stove, Sl2 30, nut,
81 20 COOPER SUPPLY CO. AT 5aia
WOOD, oak, hickory, SD cord, mixed 500;
seasoned locust posts, AKA oak posts
tence boards, immediate delivery l. S
Fails Church AK 4}1a :.
YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
our seasoned 1900, hardwood For FIRE
pace Nood, call the WOOD MAN. Sligo
WOOD FOR SALE - Well-seasoned oak
slabs. acy length, also seasoned oak and
mixed fireplace wood. Order now FIR
NO | SEASONED OAK. cut any length.
sGo- 50" per cord. Kindling, 81 per bu sH
FIREPLACE WOOD. Is in and "A in
lengths delivered Washington and vicin-
itv stacked if desired. Cali THE FIRE
MRqp HIRf 3, co e. r. n 3I5a 80
JAMES S1(II Eff PockVilIe