davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
BY FREDERICK C. OTHMAN
limited Press Staff Correspondent

United Press stan
WASHINGTON, May 81 -UH-
This is a historic dispatch, kind
of, in a small way: the last I
ever shall write about the OPA.
which died quietly today after a
lingering illness. RIP.
The body won't be buried for
another month, under a deluxe.
highspeed mimeograph machine
for a monument, but rigor morris
has set in. The offices are closed
and the helps been fired, rent
control and sugar rationing have
been shunted to other agencies,
and the governments %gargantua
of gobbledgook is no more.
My memories of same aren't ex-
actly happy. The cottage cheese in
the paper cup, in place of butter.
I didn't particularly mind. The
butcher who expected a jug of
whisky as a bride for selling me
meat deserves a poke in the nose.
Eventually I'll forget him.
But I'll never forget or forgive
Chester BoWles' female in charge
of rationing at his sunset boule-
ward office in Los Angeles. l had
to tanele with her for official per-
mission 10 have a WORKOUT tire
retreated; she regarded me as a
traitor to my country.
Then l came to Washington and
met Bowles. His headquarters
covered a city block. Every door
was blocked by cops, every visi-
tor had TO wear a badge, and
you'd have thought Bowles was
manufacturing atom bombs. He
was a harassed man. Everybody
badgered him. He spent SO much
time under cross = examination by
congressman that the wonder was
he ever managed to ration any
thing.
He struck me as an honest man
and sincere. I couldn't help but
admire the way he stood up I'M
der constant battering. He an
sWered every complaint with a
chart of red and blue zig-zags
which proved-at least to him -
that he was right.
Bowles ran the biggest press
room in the world. His duplicating
machines stretched as far as the
eye could see, while the reporters
assigned to the OPA spent mos
of their time claWing out of a sea
of paper which threatened con-
stantly and literally to engulf
them.
The underlings issued orders
clarifying other orders and then
they clarified the Qualifications.
One of their questionnaires to a
manufacturing company unfolded
to a length Of 20 feet. Every time
they'd make a decision, seemed
like, the results were unexpected.
Take shirts.
Chester's helpers decided, logi-
cally enough, that it took time and
money to dye stripes on white
cloth. So they set the price Of
white shirting a fraction less than
colored. All the shirt makers turn
ed out blue ones only because they
sold for a higher price and Presi-
dent Truman, himself, ian out of
white haberdashery.
Some of the shortages were in
credible. For a while there wasn't
a pipe cleaner to be bought in
America. Standard brands of
things from cigarettes to whisky
to baby diapers disappeared. This
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
SCHEDULES SET
FOR ~ YOUTH
Classes To Be Held June 2
Through Septem-
Der 8

The summer schedule for boys
classes at the Young Mems Chris
tan association, from June 2 to
September s has been worked out
and events have been planned to
keep interest up among the boys
for the summer months, it was
announced last night.
The summer ''Y" camp will be
held June IS to % at White Lake.
Swimming classes at the Y pool
have been worked out for all ages
and the schedule is as follows:
Cadet class - Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday at 10 am.
Junior class - Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday at IL am.
Older boys - Monday, Wednes-
da. Friday at 7 pm. and Satur-
day at II am.
A special class will be held on
Tuesday and Friday at 10 am.
for boys under 10 years of age.
Seniors will be permitted the
use Of the pool and gym on the
regular schedules.
The program at the pool in
cludes penny diving, pirate diving,
fancy diving, progressive SWIM
ming skills for minnow fish, fly
ing fish and shark club emblems
and cards. There will be a 100
yard swimming club, and a one
quarter mile swimming club.
A swimming meet, known as
the YMCA Star News Olympic
swimming meet, is slated for the
second Wednesday in August at
Wrightsville. All the events in the
meet are handicap, making it pos
sible for every boy to win a race.
Merchant prizes will be given.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
PROMOTES
DIVISION HEAD
J. L. Cooke Receives Eleva.
ton At Norfolk
Office
Special to The Star-News

NORFOLK, Va, May 31.-Ele-
walton of J. L. Cooke to the post
of S}perintendent Transportation
for the Seaboard Air Line Rail
road, with headquarters at Nor
folk, Va, has been amounted by
C. H. Sauls, the lines general
manager. The appointment is
effective today.
Born in Scranton, S. c., Cooke
received his education in the
schools of that state. His first en-
ployment with the Seaboard was
at Moncure, N. c., where he was
a telegraph operator for the road
in 1924
Promoted to dispatcher in 1929.
his subsequent railroad career has
carried him through positions of
steadily increasing Importance,
during which time, he served as
superintendent of the roads North
Carolina division and later of it's
Alabama division.
He was stationed in Norfolk in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
0thman Writes K. l. p
To Far Reaching Agency

situation became worse at wars
end. BoWies charged, and appar-
emily with good reason, that mer-
chandise was being withheld in
hope of OPA's demise.
When the shooting stopped in
Japan, the black markets doomed.
There was an understandable let
down in honesty for patriotism's
sake. Some of the governments
biggest big-wigs, for instance, be
gan patronizing a steakeasy not
far from BoWles' own sanctum.
When l wrote an item about this.
the p%roprietors of two other illegal
steak restaurants protested bitter
ly. l didn't even know they exist
ed -ntil they threatened mayhem.
The OPA was no fun while it
lasted, but l am not the one to
say whether it lasted too long, or
not long enough. I'm just keeping
airplane stamp number Is as a
souvenir of what sometimes be-
came my personal nightmare.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

The Oldest oak forest in Europe
is standing il Oldenburg. northern
Germany. The trees date back to
the Middle Ages.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
WhiteuiUe Station
Is Being Rebuilt
By ACL Compan,

WHITEVILLE, May 81 - The
Whiteville station of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad company is
being completely remodeled. Wait
ing rooms, office, baggage rooms
and rest rooms will have new
floors and sheet-rock walls when
the work is completed.
Other improvements planned in
clude installation of flourescent
lighting fixtures.
R j Benton, station agent here
since 1889 and connected with the
ACL for SO years, said it would
take several months to complete
Improvements.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

A scientist has placed an In
t1insic value of 80 cents upon the
chemical and mineral ingredients
which COMPOSE mankind.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

ADMINISTRATIVE NOI1CE
The undersigned, having qualified as
administrative of the Estate of Christian
Ann Borden, deceased, late of New Han
over County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, at 801 South Front St. on
oI before the 18th day of April, 194S, or
ILLS notice will be pleaded in bar of
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 18th day of April, 1947.
BESSIE D.. VEREEN,
Administrative
Estate of CHRISTIAN ANN DARDEN
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
l8o-Legal.

estate VIII Please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 3rd day of May, 1947.
Claudia Brown Swinson
Executrix of the Estate OF
George Kenneth SWinson
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Community Nurse
To Be Honored

Recognizing her Is years of
service at Community hospital,
Superintendent of Nurses Salome
Taylor will be honored at an an
%niversary reception today from s.
7 pm. The public is invited to at
tend the reception in the nurses
home.
Coming to the hospital on May
6, 1922, as superintendent of
nurses, she was made superin-
tendent of the hospital in 1926 and
served in this dual capacity until
1910 when succeeded by C. M.
Walker as superintendent of the
hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
EXECUTORS T 1

EXECUTORS NOTICE
h undersigned, having qualified as
Executor under the Will of MARTIN
SCHNIBBEN, notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the
Estate of MARTIN SCHNIBBEN to pre-
sent such claims to the undersigned for
payment on or before May "a, 1913, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
will please make immediate settlement.
This 23rd day of May, l947.
H WILMINGTON SAVINGS &
TRUST co. EXECUTOR UNDER
WILL OF MARTIN SCHNIBBEN.
DECEASED
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01
Singing Group Plans
Annual Convention

The 10th annual meeting of the
Original Eastern Carolina Singing
convention will be held Fathers
Day, June IS. in the high school
auditorium in Goldsb'oro, with ap-
proximately 20 Or Is groups par
ticipating, it was learned last
night.
Portions Of the program will
be broadcasted over the radio sta
tons in Goldsboro and Dunn.
Officers of the convention are:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-01

the early part Of World War II
and returned to that city in Jan
uary, 1915. where he has been To-
Gated since.
In his new post, Cooke will have
system-Wide supervision Of the
Seaboard's transportation opera
tons, both passenger and freight.
Evening star., 1947-03-04
BOATS.

OUTBOARD MOTOR, new Evinrude Rang
er, SIT. Call MRS. STEIWER at Elk.
Sx.GoAsT GUARD CUTTER, 50 IT.; bull.
1914; perfect condition, fully equipped;
real bargain. $4,000. At Jacksonville Fla.
MARINE RAILwAY-Facilities to remove
or install engines General boat repair,
GREGORY, INC, 800 Maine ave. s.w.
MsRgSE re glIs ESSrs SPdsE new kerss
and Red Wing; excellent delivery. GREG.
DRY, INC. s20 Maine ave. sw. RE. 917S.
MAXINE MARI sT INsuRAScE. reliable undervrls.
ers. LIE ROY MARK, INC, Colorado Bldg.
WANTED-Houseboa or hull suitable for
houseboat. 5000 #. long, preferably with
motor: state all particulars and pricesJ
pictures will be returned. Box 431-R, Star.
:;sl s5s ~ ssis s'E ia sAss 9: X:
IIeETING pLANrsme,,ls % volts a.s
& SON, 1919 jith St. ~ Sc. Il 44ss.
psmps PUMps PFaHx BEL yE shsiox sA o
FfaE II EariNa III az 61sHEks@K,ddis III ssssK carbon
dioxide portable and marine Ere systems;
pyreDe carbon tech, form SRA. FRANK
DEL ygCCHIo g. SON. 1912 I1th st. Sc.
cHRYsIER MARINE ENGINE, new Inn
proved AZ motors now. s. KING Full
TON, INC. s05-Maine ave. s.w., Elk. 3406.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope. IRE ex-
tinguishers. outboard motors. Scripps ma
Franz Fra Del VI V.ccaio no SON 9s1s saf fis
St sc, Ii 44g3
Evening star., 1947-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

3 St. NV. ,of1srs dissincsiye hats ior
hats were desisned IN TIE k naiiinery r bal. BAL
customers. hats are also done. specializ:.
ses in 8 psste snsR and pfnt. Bee
gloves,. belts. handbags. lingerie, siacks.
sss Hoas sS.sn e ESQ.,
saeEsso siss IS sosifs RS for mor. h..,shfu, com.
or gas auss ssssas assnf
SsS afiss cS: ssEss
AZ nG ioe snsSsr sosT ann sse
or movie outfit; largest selection Of cam
eras. projectors. enlarsers. electric expo
papers, Chemicals, photo books and 10i
RSFs NF r stsT We 1sy asa isd Ss sT.ds BEEM
Dspta Of yustice5. RE. 2434. ~" WY
ss; ssssys; New Iso bass Frontslin. sss5. IA
ADDING & io's aAdhrSEs. a5h ii NV duplicating ma
asdisss ,s ssli1sFs; sSSTssL 5? TXnSWSIF9I u
roughs elect. Addometer. Sl2. Today
Adj SDpfSa @ MAeHNRs, ssa vi hand and ads elee e.hs dess
nodeis % sas PeE 10Th hned,ate n aeliyss nsFg cAPI
sex96; perfect for duct work; in Al,
s1dMSSa s9HssSH fo slSsn rS4S 9th wisDSws Il N
time; rus. proof: seif-storins: lover sash
slides and can be locked ct any heisht:
mases cs sH vi ssss ssF
BETTER HOMES CO.. 7216 VIA ave.
Evening star., 1947-03-04
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcon.. J

STONE AND CEMENT WORK-Stone re-
tanning walls and nagstone terrace: also
walks, steps. basement, driveways, porches,
coping, etc. .For free estimates, call
TILE REPAIRING, new installation, By
veteran, % years experience. ARMANI
BROS. Ia. $500 or RIA. 3038.
TXPEWRTTERs cleaned. oiled and sdjusteA
All work guaranteed. re. 1177. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th NV.
VENETIAN BLINDS, retaped, recorded, re-
nnished: prompt service; reas. prices. A.
I HUTTON. 3415 NJ st. NV. AD. 2232.
VENETIAN BILNnS CLEANED, 9Sc up to
4. wide and g long: Have your blinds
wsnsToa sS Sr ssbE n2dsEn xH
aGE MAcaaEs LIN av sreased ne eSo9 saa oiled
81 80 UP; Va. Md. and b. c. guar work
4S hrs. on large Jobs. RELIANCE, AID. 4575.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED - Ali
Trss n; ssan Estimates. GARY ApPLiANcE Co,
MATca kErA1n1Ne-Tns watch Doctor
oilers 48-hour service. No extra charge.
WATEkPsooFifSG WAaTFEEisso nc SasMENrs, @ N s~ cement
drtveways, walks. porches, retaining walls.
fasjs1nlis nct1lis terrJaces III sos Tslks eNARcucGIo
,GAlIHEET; NC sl6 10th st. nv.
MASTER WATcHMAKERs-s to 10 day
service, S,rn specialist IN ehronosrsphs and
siers; Ss, I4os New YORK ave; nv. 4.
WALKER; EVENINGS, TR 1919
Evening star., 1947-03-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT DANE, pedigreed, 90 months old,
fawn colored. female. spayed; gentle, used
to children; S125. Can be seen at Green.
bank, Traytlah, Md. Phone Rockville 3305.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, bun and
black. both sex; proven stud service OUT
standing, black. Union 2695. IS
COCKER SPANIELS, reg. Axe. both sexes,
reds, blacks. bluffs, also psrti; reas.; &
Lacey ave. :. se Vol Cd 4SSo ,f suitand i rd. 81? ss
FoxHoUND-waIker foxhound pup; II
marked: SiS. diebe s455' 8.
COCKER PUPS, s months; gorgeous red
and white; 3 males, l female; champion
sired; S35 each. OF. 1915. "A
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
longer: heated kennels; pickup service;
veterinary supervision BIDE-A-WEE KEN
NELS, 42I5 Conn. ave. Wo. 0224.
B0xERS-Choice pups offered By MOSS
MONT KENNELS. Alex. 0S05. TO-
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boardtng, bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies;
CHAMPION cookers at stud, WA. 1924.
BOARDING-AH breeds; heated, private In
and out side runs, each separately ken
neled;. excellent food; personal care and
Ra ssssop RRs sosssTs q sisd puppies sys f9r s
SfnTse EsMN sHshaHnbs sf2ns psrss psdslesd s r.s,
ssrsd AKA Sos, ss TX RzRR as sx ans a6e
WANTED. white spitz male pupny. ,cH.
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1947-03-04
FARM and GARDEN.

HAVE FRUIT TREES CARED FOR BY pro-
Jessional responsible man. No Job too
large or small. Started fruit trees planted.
EXPERT Co. OK. fis1. Free estimates.
FLAesroNE WALKS and terraces; ire
passs rosk saTde1s shocFnSs rstkaissns
MANURE. WELL RoTTED. $3.50 per is
Sqshsl5i w s5sj jf4S0 per 10 bushels: Delivered
i St class condition.; also manure spreadsr
and disc harrow. $4,000. Call TIE. 22S1
FENCING---Rustic cedar for permanent
weave, 2-S it. 3-picket spacings: very
best heavy chain link fence. 3-12-ft.: wall;
and drive. gates. English hurdle post and
rail guard all-purpcse farm. poultry and
oa Fasst sergce Rsceed " Trs sas fences prompt
OUTDOOR IMPROVEMENTS = shesrins.
transplanting; rose flower beds, rock gar
dens, pools, colorful outdoor freplacss;
brick, cement. fagstone terraces. walks.
steps, walls, guard rails, trelltses, drive
ways, tree sIrgery, bracing cabling, re-
age. grading; cutters cleaned. specially pre-
treated topsoil cement, brick construction;
concrete mixer; evergreens in variety,
shade and ornamental trees, assorted flow.
ering shrubs, 80 varieties choice roses.
perennials azaleas; hedging, fencing, screen
nat material; specimen tree trees in TUBS; old Eng.
Sr;. dr., ivy; pointing uP ACID cleaning Of
sive. able--since 1912. Free sugges>
tons, advice and estimates. IA. 4226. -
Evening star., 1947-03-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COS tcont. J


SgMENT WORK. sToNE Walls. nag
asgEser' ssgEsse lane Rockville Md Rockville
COTTAGES. garages houses: immediate
ssrans steel overhead doors; frame: brick
0tSea rssrass iios ssrsoa DAYS M
qscEson nqsgEy; tS Sg1es ,ENSSo ,ENSSo L. Arlington. Va.
oosnss basement odfs wallis st
Free estimate. Can MILO. wo. o73i. Ia
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing out the best;
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning, par.
Sin ave. No. 22f5. ' ~ ''''
HEATNG-Oil furnaces and oil burners
Complete hot-vatef radiation systems witt
s.r, summer .,n and winter domestic hoosyg; ; sx;
ssssl SIS SS ssaf g. ave- IL
,1s moN WORK, so 5.Ss sscsgss s rs1l,nss s mlss
EehEA4Ss sissh A1ss lss5o sooss Nj ns ssdslo. esnos.a
Ing sad ssIpairs b sisnt xhte
SeHaaf .es eau IN EM 7sss 7Wssssainss0n work s0-
E.s RiSssssisss zsS5 ees RsE:
HEl1hs HfEFasvLE f2 6SOso goSIhAcT1sM WI az WI GOO d5soo
Roofing. siding. painting; papering: all
monthly terms; free estimate. WA, s4s6.
ARDEN CONTRIBUTION co. viii give
you prompt, efficient service In remodeling
porch enclosures. bathrooms and heating
plants .ta instalisd TOP quality y9rk e, at
ss6s for free estimates. -
LET US KNOW YOUR NEEDS. our spe-
eialty Is f1re escapes.. porch ratlings. guards
IRON WORKS. OK. 0990 or ov. 0934-ov.
Evening star., 1947-03-04

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ADDING MACHTNEs. typewrlters. calcula.
tors: bought and sold and rented. RE. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcu.
latSrs nsid 9cs s ssuips, all kinds tep pEiee
ANTIQUES. silverware; in any condition
HE 9niFa Isr 5Fae r ,Fs hssgres ed !fwelry
lat 14th and q sts5. Me. 607e. ''' - :"
ANTIQUES. furniture, DrIc-a-brac. china.
hishess Cash pfe.. psid cs RuRRhY RfRaRnrYS
ANYTHING and everything bought. rea-
BED, mahogany. double, 4 posters, with
spring: must be clean. reasonable. CO.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites.
living room pieces, rugs gas ranges and
once; once win pay hishest possible prices. e No
9sttsF soaaS Shst yap9 yRaa 5R,1 T. s se please ca"
St. NV. Ma. '9402. Open evenings until 5:
also sssessesies. Cali tgn' MR. wElGss. RsDaS.
y osass evi ssHsss psss. a.
Bsatssfs spt = u.sss sss e. e. ass sGs NV opposite
equipment wanted SOMMERS CAMERA
EXCHANGE. 1410 New York ave. NV.
CARTRIDGES. nm, for Browning auto
masie; price ne object: Phone EN-. 5aos. I.
CLOTHING-aighest prices paid TOR men D
NV; ME- 37e7 opsn ewes. win call
used clothing a. HAkRY's, llss I'm ss.
cooKrSG sse 81 HEafiSG 22sE sTes sroyEs M ss any
make or kind Of fuel ACME STOVE CO,
1015h 7th St NV, Ma. 1852.
DIAMONDS and old gols. diamond Watches
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial. birthstones. dia-
mond wedding rings: other jewelry and
pawn tickets purchased; highest prices
paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719
q 1sh rrrrIc St; n;w; wp;rrpYcyR.rops .rd w.s,-
ers-Wi1 pay So and haul away, regard
les % Of Long sSnditiS1 w rspagr ng refrisersfcrs.
FTRNisHNGS-wilIb buy il apt. or small
hSsse hSss is available; couple with baby. go.
RRGUIRNITURE-Dinins room. bedroom. good
used piano and electric refrigerator.
Phone evenings. Republic 3672. e.
Evening star., 1947-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont.l !.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont.,.
prices Eve do movins5. DU, 442s.
FURNITURE-Any fne living room. bed
ssa snd asnsd das 70
Drivsse % Soms. @ 'i M Ssae; nishs. RA. 7ssa.
better kind wanted ct once: viii buy suites;
foday asd plessS Ma q dspY ssTe ssao can
FURNTTuRE-Househoid furnishings Of all
kinds. also china, cut glass. brtc-a- brac:
Observation-Disclosures is5E.sf s cash as prisss for en-
5s s'esn' es 81 pUT RsEsa' ss Saes St asns
GoLD-grins your old gold, silver, plating.
ROM N Sasa e sseas Il ssS used t. na
tsps afawsTs' ssda e totals print slip and
soofs ana masssns ssnsse Sc sc pT ssF SS
aasa tires re pssa saes saN ioe
Iron tsseel, eec per 100 lbs delivered vor our
NEWsfAfERsS EN ia S wanted. S 55e Der 100 lss.:
raas sna e auto ss' aSp
os s o ySs sanao seses your our
Co, 433 K ST. NV, DI 1897,
sAs ssass IL 81 SS lSS S f.:
ioe sse each; h' auto IS batteries. 81 e.. Delivered
is s yea ssn svss sss Sss
as9n ssso e please sSe phans Hp ss57 vi JUNK co.
silzerwaSe lS SoSsht fS'ues sor cash. ss Phons T EM
1905. Give address,
4RGAN ssctsie ~ new oS Sr ooss SssS
ion sSa priSsse sos asss hS star S. % IN COCO
PIANos PIs Nc s,,S.. WANTED = THE COLONIAL,
Fl kDds T s. R' saie sss sua shs sISG Sahss Drss
for your piano. Cali Mr.. Crockett. Ma.
assS;ot psIS; for prompt, courteous So appraisal =.
size, any size, any condition: viii pay
Iiiiii PiaNios y yw2NHT1ED-can North s14o.
RIsToLs.col., M E5s cap and l,.l ban models; sieo
for Colt cap and ball with Paterson, n
ast Hs ssx pan ersD Sx
leas sdHEfs alsgnpo s4sxssa sxa 'ssSss cS
RESc66RlD6 l6 PLAYER 'd and recorder; u End
REfaIaEkAfioN iii Ii nE NA Ea1ifMENr. wanted
for school laboratory purposes: complete
ph5s phone oE ia ees@gsgITessoFs sgsgI motors sne's s'o
REFFRIGERAToRs. electric; any condi-
Sn ns olssl sss Dfssf fsfs Fl as s. models nS DE-
SEWING MACHINEs-ws buy all types:
repair hemstitching buttons eoysred.
WASHING MACHINE. any size, any make;
also washers for parts. Call any time,
AM iSIEREsTED in uuylns china. SILVER.
EsTs, EsTs,. Sr,G s a ;s,hras, ngures, old jswelry;;
I4th and 9 sts;. ME-. 607e.
good used carpeting, deep wine or blus
color plain &C, Gali nd I'll day sun. or eyes.
WANTEb--Better grade Of household fur.
niture, antiques and ONCE furniture. Ma.
| 5529; evenings. GE. 6447.
WANTED-Your old jewelTy: we pay hiEh
watches, diamonds, bric-a-brac. etc. TINY
JEWEL BOX. 1327iA O st. NV. NE. a03k.
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
WANTEDn To buy horses and mules q
| Gaithersburg, Md, Phone 40.
PAIR MULES and horses: mules theavyl
quality; pair, $3.50. TIE 22S1. -5
Evening star., 1947-03-04
AVIATION.

NEW TAYLORCRAFT-DE LUxE-No tim3
on aircraft or engine; excellent buy as
S2,195. JACK BARTELs. SP. 0s2s, a
aviation insurance protection. Consuly
sHIvERS INSURANCE AGENCY. 1919
Vermont ave: nv pI HOO;
writer's. LIE ROY MARK, INC, Colorado
Bldg. MA 0601
Evening star., 1947-03-04
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
MIXED HARD WOOD, 1880 per u

cord; 50 per "a cord; delivered. WA. 4bS3.
FIREPLACE WOOD, all hardwood, $a2
cord: mixed wood. $50 per cord; impe-
Siste M4Yr dsliyery Cen WI 4s2s 5;Ss.
sis5 pes sli 4a aesf buesSSeas aIsys sne sss
Pocahontas, egg. $t2.s4; stove. s12.o!;
sections Of d. c. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO..
INC. ME. 3545.
FIREWOOD-Seasoned oak and pine, -12-
inch sticks for stoves or kindling; SO so
You You GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned, 1909 hardwood; stacked On
THE WOOD MAN, 81. 2719. u
SEASONED WOoD-Fireplace, stove; SIT
cord: slabs, $15 cord; 24-hr delivery; 10
Gust posts. Falls Church 1s10-R. 10.
Evening star., 1947-03-04
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 61e K st. NV.
Me. ,00S9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
WANTED. electric. will pay
fofLoRuSaEsTFEp fes oaS Ssr9aEsssFE oG oGGhioAs Rs wayp.
feeds carried in stock ct all times; only
iSs5 Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii. e6ss. Al.
Evening star., 1947-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
FOLDING CHAIRS for, rent. NO. $40
Evening star., 1947-03-04

GRoCERY sTORE, averasing 81 800
fop Pes soes .sa sd
rel; 10-yr. lease at reasonable rent.
Grocery store, self-service.- doing week.
GUIDES 5-room apt: can be purchased for
q sssTso ssoo h aauSs gssfy bushes: Of
service store with all new fixtures. Price.
S2S.500, plus stock
Grocery store; guaranteed weekly busi-
ness in excess Of 81 900; s5-yr,. lease IN.
siadss sIp rs, 7-r9om apt and Tsll;eeuippsd sS
STOCK. BRADIEY, BEAIfE 3 & ~'RSSi HowARD, fsIs
232 Southern Bldg,; MA. 0271: eyes,. Gall
Evening star., 1947-03-04

MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE for sale;
4-room fiat available. 521 H st. ne. A.
a 1OOS an-wool coat or suit for as low
as 50: we need space. price is no object
BASKIN FURS, cor. Sth and G NV
SACRIFICE; BEAUTY SHOP EQUR.-1
.. W. machine, complete shampoo booths
Killing dryers. / appt. desk. / manicure
table, hydraulic chairs; fluorescen,
RE G906 q