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Milford chronicle., 1948-01-30

Lueins G. Webb, Of Milford, Re-
elected As Director For 9 Years

The stockholders Of the Delaware
Production Credit Association at
their Annual Meeting, which was
held al the Peoples Church, Dover,
january zl, 1913. reelected Mr.. Lu-
cius G. Webb, Of Milford, and elect
cd Mr. Charles II. Foraker of New
Castle, directors to serve for a term
of three years.
Mr. Albert o. Gray Of St. Georges,
Secretary-preasurer Of the AssOci-
alton, gave the financial report in
which he stated the Association
loaned to farmers of Delaware ST.
$4,000 last year. Last year the
Association earned S13,323. which
was added to the Associations re-
serves.
continued On page 81
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-30
Six Men Sentenced
In Sussex Court
Two Charged With Escape Draw
More Time After Guilty Plea

Judge James B. Carey in General
Sessions. Court last Friday handed
down sentences to six men after
each had entered pleas of guilty.
William Parker, of Georgetown
Hundred, was sentenced to pay
costs of prosecution and serve Is
months in Sussex County Jail after
pleading guilty to a charge of es-
cape. The 18-month term will be-
gin at the expiration of his pres
ent term, which was imposed on a
previous escape charge.
George Briggs, also Of George
town Hundred, pleaded guilty to an
escape charge and was sentenced
TO pay costs and serve one year.
William Aaron Thomas, charged
with larceny of clothing and other
tcontnued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-30
Country Gentleman Tells Story
Of The Dublin Community Hall

story Of how Mrs Earl White Demonstration Climb Of
ana with little cash and lots
IAN drew nationwide attention this - "llIuINty
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-30
Weather Report
For Past Week

Local Weather Recorder c. Ed
gar Wood has submitted the follow
ing report for the past week:
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-30
Wesley Junior College Sponsors
Music Festival Saturday, Feb. %

The fifth annual music festival ensemble players will
elu at wesley Junior College Saturday. February o
president OF he COLLEGE win act host
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-30
County Building For Meetings
Of Farm Groups Mop AyqiLabIe

Win the ending Of the Emergency Program on Decem-
PEI 1876 ana the facilities at the Georgetown Camp no longer
needed for housing farm labor The Delaware Agenltnr slon
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27
Household Goods

Two-Piece Living Room Set, Davenpo
and Chair
Ivory Coal and Wood Range
One Bedstead and Springs
One Walnut Buffet, like new
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27
Pvt. Kamerzel Is In
Training In Texas

Wichita Falls, Tex.-Pvt. Rob-
ert Kamerzel of Laurel, who re-
Gently enlisted in the United
States air force, is now undergo
ing an intensified basic training
course of 10 weeks duration at
Sheppard air force base, Wichita
Falls, Tex.
He is 10 years old and is a
graduate of Laurel high school
where he participated in football,
basketball, track and baseball.
Private Kamerzel is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Kamerzel
who reside in Laurel.
While at Sheppard air force
base, Private Kamerzel will be in
doctrinated as to life in the air
force, and upon completion of his
initial phase of training, he will
be transferred to a technical
school or given another assign
ment for which the air force feels
he is best fitted.
During the 13 weeks course,
which stresses the principles of
the constitution and good citizen
ship, Private Kamerzel will be
instructed in such subjects as
military courtesy, first aid, hy-
giene, physical training, and a
course in weapons which will in
clude the pistol, carbine and the
sub-machine gun.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27
EASTERN NEAR END OF
UMDEFEATED SEASON

Billings, Oct. 27.-Eastern Mon
tana Normal's Yellowa ckets,
fresh from their conquest of the
Montana collegiate football
championship, will invade the
Montana Dakota conference by
playing the South Dakota school
of Mines at the homecoming
game in Billings Oct. 80. Four
Laurel gridders are expected to
take part in Saturdays contest,
the last Eastern appearance in
Daylis stadium this year.
Jack Milligan has scored Is
points this season and has been
the sparkplug of coach Bjorgum's
undefeated II. Jack contributed
one touchdown and several long
runs in last Saturdays game that
saw Eastern snow under Carroll
college 1926.
Melvin Lackman and Marvin
Bait have been mainstays in
Bjorgum's line in the guard po-
sitions. Lackman received the
starting assignment in all three
games and had been the pillar
on the right side of the Yellow
Jacket line. Another outstanding
lineman from Laurel is Rudy
Phillips who helped more than
once Saturday to make Eastern's
aerial attack click.
Saturday night will be the last
appearance on the Billings grid
iron for several of Eastern's
stars who have helped to bring
two football crowns to Eastern
and an eight-game winning streak
in the colleges first nine starts
of it's football history.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27
Sale Of Tags By
Women Of Moose
Set For SATURDAY

At a business meeting of COM
mittees of the Women of the
Moose last Wednesday evening
plans were made for sponsoring
the sale of Red Heart tags for
the Shodair Crippled Children's
hospital at Helena, a work which
the chapter has carried on for a
number of years.
Arrangements for the sale,
which is to take place Saturday,
are in charge of Mrs. Christina
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27
The News
ofLAUREL.

William Gerke was called to
Minneapolis last week by the
death of lbs brother, Roy Gerke,
who had lived in Minneapolis the
past 20 years.
Members and friends enjoyed
a Halloween party Friday evening
of last week in the basement of
the Church of the Nazarene. The
affair was sponsored by the
young people of the church, who
decorated the rooms in the tradi-
tional manner. Appropriate games
were played and lunch was
served.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27
Rotary Governor
Visits Club Here

Continued from Page One)
per cent attendance of members,
In the evening, beginning at 1880
the district governor presided at
an assembly of the local clubs
officers, committee chairmen and
other interested members. In q
period of about two hours he
infinitely discussed the mechanics
of successful club operation, re-
ceived and appraised reports from
committee heads and officers and
described important achievements
of other clubs in the 18th dis
trict of Rotary International over
which he presides. He said that
he had planned to devote so per
cent of his time to the work
when he assumed the office, but
had found that the duties took
about 60 per cent of his time.
Included has been much travel
and a voluminous correspondence.
The Laurel club was the nine
teenth he has so far visited.
There are 27 in the 10Th dis
trict, Montana. Before taking
office he attended a conference
at Quebec, Canada, for governors
elect at which most of the coun-
tries of the world we're represent
ed. This afforded him an oppor-
tunity to intimately discuss eco
nomic and political aspects OF the
world situation with men in key
positions in distant countries.
Fabrick is president of the
North American company at
Bozeman and has been a men,
Der of the Bozeman Rotary club
a number of years. He is one OF
the $50 district governors of Ro-
tary international who are super
vising some $500 clubs with
a membership of 325,000 business
and professional executives in so.
countries and geographical re-
gions throughout the world.
He said that wherever Rotary
clubs are located their activities
are similar to those of the club
here because they are based on
the same general objectives-de-
velopment, of better understanding
and fellowship among business
and professional men, promoting
community betterment undertake
ings, raising the standards of
business and professions, and fos-
tering the advancement of good
will, understanding and peace
among all people.
each year this worldwide
service organization continues to
grow in numbers and strength.
During the last fiscal year, 278
new Rotary clubs were organized
in "a countries of North, South
and Central America, Europe,
Asia and the islands of the Pa
cific."
The district governor commend
ed the Laurel club for close adj
herence to practices recommended
by Rotary international, for ac-
tive participation of members in
important community affairs and
for their high attendance record
at meetings. Like other COVER
nors, he recommended the use of
local speakers on programs and
frequent review of Rotary prin-
and detectives.
Fabrick's visit here was primar-
lily to advise and assist the of
Pres. Oliver Void, Sec.
R. B. Packard and others, on mat.
ters pertaining to club admins
tration and Rotary service activ-
tiles.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27
Disease of Mink

Fatty degeneration of the liver is
a common disease of ranch-bred
mink. 1t is rare in wild mink, and
occurs on all the mink ranches of
North America. 1t is a wasting dis
ease, obviously caused by unbal-
anced diet. Mortality ranges from
8 to 20 per cent.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27

Keck, chairman of the hospital
guild of the Laurel chapter.
Mrs. Alice Fisher, senior re-
gent, presided at the meeting
which was held at the home of
Mrs. Birdie Milligan.
Plans were made by the Moose
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27

heart committee to purchase ar
ticles of clothing and forward the
package for Christmas gifts to
the children at Mooseheart.
Laurel outlook., 1948-10-27

Announcement was made of a
special meeting for initiation.
Lunch was served by the hos
tess.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
Irenti,,iai Vokietijoje
Draseja prizes Sovietu
PoIitrukus

Sausio 20 viena Baltieciu
ir Ukrainieciu stovykla, kur gy-
vena If per 1000 Lietuviu, at
vyko Sovietu Sajungos kariuo-
menes politrukas pulkininko
uniformoje, lydimas Amerikie-
ciu MP. Atrodo kad jo atvyki-
mo tikslas buvo pasikalbeti su
stovyklos vadovybe repatriaci-
jos reikalais ir paraginti trem-
tlnlus grlzti namo.
.Tuo laiku, kai politrukas vie
sejo pas stovyklos komendan-
ta, tremtiniai uzmezge kalba
su jo soferiu Rusu. Is jo patty
re, kad politrukas atvezes daug
propogandines literaturos Lat
viz kalba. kai soferis atsitoll-
no kick nuo maSinos, propogan-
dine literature atsidure j DIP
rankas. Netrukus il buvo pa
degta. Tuo netu tremtiniai ap-
verte jig nekenciamo politruko
masina, kuri uzsidege vletoje
nuo degancios literaturos. Nors
buvo tuojau issaukti ugniage-
siai, masina visiskai sudege.
Politrukas pasislepe if daugiau
nebesirode. Pranyko ir jo So
ferris. Kilusi triuksma tuojau
likvidavo atvykusi karine Ame-
rikieciu policija. Vienas ju tu-
rejo filmini aparata ir visa ivy
XII nufilmavo.
Tokiu budu trcmtiniai atker-
si.io Rusu politrukui, kuris va
zinejo su misija grazinti juos
namo. Reikia tiketis, kad po SO
! ivykio politrukai bus atsarges-
nj ir daugiau nebekiS nagu ten
kur ju riekas nekviecia. KIP
ISPANAI atgabeno grape
| fruita Florida 16-me simtme-
tyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
Prez. Trumano Mai
symasis

Nuo sio Kongreso susirinki-
mo visi jauciasi kad Preziden-
tas Truman nervuojasi ir pyk-
sta. Gal jis baiminasi pralai-
nett rlnkimus ateinanti rude
nj.
Prezidentas pereita savaite
spaudos konferencijoje pareis-
ke kad jis reikalaus Marshallo
planui visos dideles sumos ar
ba nieko, jeigu nebus suteikia-
ma pilnai $6,80O,0OO,0OO.
zinovai jau irode kad tokia
ir tik' tokia suma Europai gel
beti, sekantiems Is menesiu,
nera tikras dalykas, ir prize to
Kongresas, nuo kurio priklauso
tQ pinigu skyrimas, turf teise
ka nors apie skyrima musq
taksu pinigu sakyti.
Statyti Kongresui toki rel
kalavina esant pralaimejusios
partijos zmogui, yra tiesiog at
sisakymas skaitytis su dalyku
eiga.
Vienas Amerikieciu laikras-
It's, diskusuodamas 81 Trumano
susinervavima, ir reikalavima
kad kongresas duotu butinai
S6, 8O0,0O0,000 Europos reika-
lams sekantiems Is menesiu, ir
kad skirtu pilnai SIT bilijonQ
pilnam laikotarpiui Europai pa
remit, primena sekanti:
Kadangi begyje pastarQ Is
metu U.S.A. perleido viena kri-
ze po kitos, ir kiekviena jV bu-
vo panaudota tikrinimui kodel
Roosevelt turi butt vel isrinktas
prezidentu, reikia dasileisti kad
dabartiniu laiku bandoma su-
plakti kita krize kaip priemone
balsuotojus raginti kad Truma-
no-New Dealeriu administered
ia turi butt palaikoma valdzio-
je.
Istiesu padetis Europoie yra
rimta ir musu santikiai su Ru-
sija pasieke pavojingo punkto
Jeigu Roosevelt butQ dar gy-
vas, nera abejones kad New
DeaIeriai irodinetu jog tarp-
tautine kriz9 reikalauja kad Jls
butu renkamas penktam ternnl-
nui. II dabar, nera abejones
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
TAVO ZIBINTAS

Dusauja zeme, dusauja zmogaus sirdls
Sunki keone, neznomi keliai.
Keliauji ir keliauji.... ryts nuo ryto.
0 pazurek Wis gallo nematai...
I veidrodi pazvelgk, jau ir veidai rauksleti,
Idube akys rupesciu giliu,
Ir mintys rodos, tokios gilios letos..
Ir gesta, gesta ziburiai visi...
Paydes mina ateiti maslluota,
Nutryps,. numins tuos pedsakus gilius...
Tavo zihintas jau bus litam paduotas,
Ir jau Xiii zingsniuos tavu keliu .
Tasario 2, 1948. NJ Sims
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
NERAIGTA DANA

Toll az juru saule teka,
Kur musu sodai, kur rugiQ laukai?
Kas tuos laukuos dabar ten sneka,
Kur tasyk tn isejes palikai?
Prisimena man rugiapjute
Ir debeseliai zydraus dangaus,
Pro berzyneli vejelis pute,
Kaip sluoste prakaita zmogaus.
Dainavo ten pjovejai il rinkejos,
Ten buvo miela vasaros diena.
Ta viska ten palikt reikejo -
Cia tiktai liko nebaigta DANA.
Jonas Nevardauskas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20

kad kritiska tarptautine pade-
It's bus paduodama kaip prize
zastis kodel Truman turf butt
isrinktas prezidentu.
Betgi kaip dalykai siadien eli
ma, jie irodo kuotikriausia kad
musu mammal ir uzsieniniai
reikalai butu geriau tvarkomi
jeigu New Dealeriai butu is
sluoti is. valdzios ir jos vadzias
paimtq visai nauja administra-
CHA.
Taip raso til1ras, senas De-
mokratu partijos remejas diem
rastis, Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20
EKSTRA! 2SS DAINU KNYGELE
LEISKIT ] TEVYNE
(Kiseninio didumo - 272 puslapiu)
Kama Su nriSiuntimu 81. 90

Dirva gavo Europoj naujai isleista knyga
ivairiu Lietuvisku liaudies dainu ir kitokiq~
pavadinta - "LEISKIT / TEVYNE". Tai
nepaprasta knygele - tiesiog didele knyga,
272 puslapiu didumo, ir joje tepa net 288
zinomq eilerasciu. Skubekit isigyti sau vic
ma Xxi ju turime. il suteiks jums didziau-
sio malonumo. nes rasite daugybe savo zi-
nomu dainu, ir daug tokiu kurias turetumet
zinoti. Isleido "Mintis". Vokietijoje.
Reikalaukit DirvOie
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-20

NEW YORKE vieno Kongresino distriSto atstovo rim
kmuose Vasario II diena lanlejo Wallace ir jo ko-
munistu bel raudonosios Amerikos Darbo Partijos
mamas kandidatas gaudamas 22697 balsQ is ape 10000
basavusu. Prizes ta raudonuju kandidata buvo issta-
tytas Demokratu pandidatas, kur rene ir New Yorko
mayoras r ponia Eleanor Roosevetiene bet Sic prala
mejo. Laimejo candidates su zydiska pavarde.
Sis raudonuju laimejimas tuoj su1upino silpnadva
vadas daryti kad Wallace patrauka basuotojus.
Xiii kandidata tuo puss kaip kitas atvejais kit to-
kie pat sipnadvasai dare, Wallace paaikytojus sau
paramos gaut. Demokratu partija gall vel kaip dairy
davo Roosevelto lakais daryti slapas derybas ia
American Labor Party gavimui JOS paramos New Yor-
ko valstjoje Trumano srinkmu ir IT, r IT,
Evening star., 1948-07-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES, Axe registered; cham
pion sired; both sexes: reasonable. WA.
COCKER PUPrIEs-2 lovely females. 1
black, l buff, s wks. old, wormed, inocu-
lated: eligible AKC; very reas.;. also 1
Doberman pinscher puppy. months. Call
GL. 1886 week ends and ewes: Ill
FOR SALE.-Blaek and bun registered
sa s51 req supRi: . s' saa sse. ~
Brucie and DarlinEdale strain. EDWNA
a: cARLEYs 80 East st. so" oulpsper'
cockfR co; Rhsnf sFSsiEL sssS PUPPIES, females.
Axe litter res ssnPo1.ry p,c. inSsuiassS; nSsa s,
ia'mS,Stah Il months ''os oia AZ, 5i7f sas 18th ne
SHIPPING CRATE for dogs. s41s2s4s; ex-
pertly made; used only once. GE. 1882.
~ 1ElethsIns + ,,1:br.a nT female sabl.
and white; pedigree papers and show rib
bons; wonderful around children; 1856. GE
42S2. 1T Oglethorpe st. NV. Ill
PERSIAN KITTENS, 1 tabby and I mixed
color, s. PI. S411. Ask for MR.. BRANT-
e sss.ss susss ssst .s:
6xIaATiSS Igrfx n:is, sc b.sSsi.H.s,y Be b2ss'.,.E.s,
PAPER. pp y sH sI,rSae.n 5$3e; ru,p,zs. vks old,
well bred; reasonably priced. ia. lyoS.
BOXER, female. 2 Yrs. old: top blood lines,
Axe reg; reasonably priced. Pnone a.
COCKER PUPS, pursbr.d., 2 males, i f.
xaslpss wosSss Appi, zsss If 1 ssls to oer
and proper rearing as member OF 1smiy.
Write Box look, Star. 12'
Evening star., 1948-07-10
BOATS.

sNIPE sAHBoAT, excel. cond.; recently
rerigged and refnished; reasonable. IA.
doGTTBoAkD, Water Witch motor needs
ss s45 TSsHT Co. iah 1 md a.t:r
r; Tw1sscAsIN II 81 fs'sRhHnfR eRu1sER Matthews ssc
sss5Dsd sSas :n:ssSs ssssas condition sndas 'saRs ea
ssgIffiELcRAFr sgfiE ae-ft. twin-cabin sedan:
snd sisdDs out It. 'os Siacf tepsdes eomDlste Win
pc.srss sdS VIZ cssyslsT crSyP Sa1Hs, hjs
steeler.ts sie DOCK. Maine ave. and N ss: ~"
%.sHEp q is5E e. 6sfb aIab' srEELcRArr: also list
Cali Cali MR.. HUGHES. ST. 4I45. steeleraft
Dock Mains ave anS st. r.nagn,.d sw ,ns,o.
sn1tsn ana out: Al condition; equip incl cur
tains and special cushions for cabin; stoye.
windshield and awning; powered with %
Mr. Mr. qF5s H1aHEs P5i'es asGi q M Sain.
is: ind Il e sfs!gsx IA 35aso..s
o.n at ossy sss M tfih RyoKEs ss sss:lsss =
Maine ave. and M st. s.w' or can ST.
4i4PT. 9p CRUISER with flying bridge; sleep.
g. incl galley much sxtrs eaSlp sroposes snd
fine shape and has sleek lines. Price,
81 300 OF best offer. See Mr., HUGHES,
steeIereit DOCK. Maine ave. and M st. sS'
II Is.FT. JFr CABIN SAIL AUXILIARY, ..sea
soHs sss :a'' zss sss e.Zs ssfs s2sR:
e3sIs e3g Naiss issAsraBsoAr, skipj.ck; 81 II. IN
in, 7-ft. beam; completely oyerhaulsd;
sacrifice, $1,10O or best offer. GE. 1927.
1s-Foor, oman KAYAK. with paddies;
mSHSGSsY "a ssasisPn i4fG sSG TS D.rtse
16-h.p. johnson outboarf PhS rodr,
:ustom-bu trailer. spotlight and all
extras; 1925 or best offer unGer. oUhd.s.
2 to pm. at the new dock near the
Pentagon WO. 0171. H.
BOAT, lift outboard runabout, moulded
mahogany plyvood. natural finish. Tidal
oGgTBoARp s2gPB MOTOR. 1s4s Evinrude. 4
cylinder, 9.s-h.p., perfect condition. pu.
1s.Pr cArBoATs te), sound, good saiiops
%RusBEK % BOAT. nav. 1o-man, complets
with IL oars; can be used with outboard
aS"TT. Si DEADRIsE. Sit. beam. chryslef
ton; sacrffice for quick disposal. KIRcH-
NER BOAT YARD, Chalk Point, Nd. IL
FISHING BOAT, good, sound; Chryslef
Crown motor, toilet: newly painted. see
BUD PH1PPS. Deale. Nd. any time. IL
CONTINUED on Next PassJ
Evening star., 1948-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters,. calcu.
lators, bought and sold and & rented. 81 Re
1157. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s1s
ANTIQUES, M al IS" bric-a-brac. china. silverware.
e sf:5iss sis. 1856
Notwithstanding bric-a-brac, china.
hs9lel hisheis ssss ssss prices paid Call MURRAY.
BEbRooM. dining room or contents Of
sEbR6oM TA s9s sts ss dnns eE Room 4ls sales
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges t.s and sa
D0eh p,y in bsess any oUssD. Eansa
sS ss psis! esdsy shss sia 5s.e No T. please
CAMERAS all types m1yis eauipmeRs a.
sRaes.ss s aSsS SsSs q Justice. F. =, sss4 .n.
prizes paid a9F mens
ashis sAhEs, foo its Florida ave. NV. Nj, 6si4'
Open evenings. viii call to give estlrnate.
!:s sgs7 e.sss Di'G isa5 for e
pH M $7sz oosP % "
piece; highest cash price 1--WE do moving,.
sSa Sssss 2.g biz ss ;asss ss..,s ssssei
5s''es 6Rs tS': sa :ns s'' St
FUHRNiTuRE@Hishest cash prices for
household furniture. ETC.; will buy entire
contents of fair sized amount; for best
results. call MR.. DOUGLAS at UN. 1887.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy
call today, Mr.. GRADY, MA. 1920.
FURNl1 uRE-Your entire household con-
tents or odd pieces; highest prices. 8: E.
ETTT3N EYru ON 9th AT 0686.
FURNITURE WANTED-Maple bedroom,
sas %se?s s!a. f. sis sff:S'.,, %, Stes.1;sn'
teeth: SiscnSded sewelry =. Ws vs. psy cash II
HiGH-PREssGRE STEAM Jenny; must be
in good cond. RE. 3614; evenings, RA.
HSiHaFRIGERAToR- Sia We buy all electric
makes, any condition. Cali Ho. $500.
SEWING MAcHINEs-ws buy all types;
riaH pieasins. sia st. RE. 1900. RE. ssi /.
STOVES, for heating and cooking; also ice
boxes ACME STOVE CO. 1o1l 9TH st.
AN" aM FfAERfsfEp III ss21 in buying slverv.re,
;en.lrs. snn s'NGs DoRA MUPsAW MILESTONE
1885 q st. NV. Sterlins 7496
WANTED-Better GRADE Of household fur.
niture. antiques and ofice furniture. MA
661Q: evenings, GE 6<47.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
AVIATION.

4 AND E MEcHANIC wanted. and 5000
HANGAR, 6Ox14O, for rent; operating
rights II desired. ART HYDE, Hyde Field.
CESSNA @ CLGB-Now IGGB flying new i2o
Cessna; open for more members. Contact
c. H. MARTIN Immediately at Spruce 0sSS.
FOR sALE-Hail-damaged stimson SIM
sA; inspect and make offer. HYDE FIELD.
ERCoUPE i94e, low time, starter. genera
type s-day clock; superior maintenssnss rs ne
YOUR PIPER DEALER offers the smaz,
ing new 4-place airplane at the lowest
side-by-side model, $1,000: also bargaina
in used planes, Cessna, Luscomb, Ercoupe,
J-3; reas. See at the nearest pvt. airport
to downtown Wash. WASHINGTON VA.
AIRPORT, FA. 1925. IL
1917 SUPER CRUISER, all extras, aero
matte propellers, $4,000.
Twin-engine Cessna. excel. 5-passenger
executive transport, extra fuel tank. mark-
er beacon, newly painted, splendid !. co eondi-
tion, 2 extra engines; sacrifce, $4,000.
Fly the new Stinson station. wagon.
FALLS CHURCH AIR PARK. FA. 29s9.
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Evening star., 1948-07-10
REPAIRS and SERVICES (ce.t. i,

PAINTING, PAPERING. FASTENING. in. in
done immediately. RA; 22ss ,.,,s E13 !
out Work guaranteed. Call any time,
fs.IppEIRH4..NGrNG. sIp this week only 81 and
S6 vnrP per yaranteed Tm lsea NaS0s aE S2s a a46i
mates. THE DECORATIVE SHOP. RA.
rrt.4nlEsING AND rAINTNG-A-1 work;
estimates free. Call MR.. BECKETT. DU
Southeast wallpapsr company;
. special. 12xl2 rnl. papered, labor and ma
Lerial. Sl4.95; tirst;classs mechanic. 4S7
PAPERING, reasonable prices; .lge;; stock
FRANK Fer. Inc s4ae 14th st St. NV,
FAPERING, painting. plasterinc. eaIpen-
Try; Fast neat workman, white. MI. 2ss1'
PAPERING. painting. scraping. plaster
lng, esrpenter work JOHN CARROLL
hrtEiScmsDeesal :s July; sc5sDs; rape. re; s;
ees ki to0 BAN psa ss4 s0caSSsk JACK TATE saS
PAPERING AND PAINTING, reasonable
% own work; guaranteed; free estimate
pls..s cal any time; De; 637s. Ii
5sishsd y ssP5 ss Tsssog,6l'
PAPERING ROOM, $40 up; also painting:
PROMPT ssrvice; white mechanic Mr.
PIANO TUNING and repairing: expert
service: all work guaranteed. Call HY
PLUMBING AND HEATING: repairing, re.
modelling; reasonable rates. HI. $3.50. la
RADIO REPAIRS. on all makes; all charges
RADIO SERVICE, RE. 0e76, RE. 2295 49,
gEFRIGERATORS, MOTORS, washing ma
chimes: 24-hour service; household and
REFRTGEPATIoN Ila1aT1 = CO, uN. 1919.
REFRIGERAToRs. air eonditipners. wash,
ers, ell makes. BETHEsDA ELECTRIC
R4rrATR WORK. remodeling and repai,
work of all kinds: reasonable rates: expert
workmanship. Free estimate. MR.. BROCK
kooP FlnsAKe lIEAKe walls or cellars wet2 small
tebS wanted; work guaranteed F. p
K6offNG. R5o1kNhE' GUrTERlNG. and spouting;
immediate service: free estimates, can
RooFSfNG-An types roofs repaired: new
slate: sag and Tin roofs; ,general sheet,
metal work, suffering and doWnspoutS; m, no
GHsy gSs f1ee fesn esi 80 n0f5hS B. rHox Il nis eau
ROOFS, CUTTERS, spouting. sheet metal
work all types installed ed and repaired; ai q
PsS, Pes,. AD. I' 7s4i; once. Du. S91s. ii.
STONE, FLAGSToNE AND CEMENT-spe-
',lalizing In stone retaining vans ana nag
sLeus, walks cellars. etc. For free esti-
mates call JERRY, AT. 9266.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted;
TYPEWRITER co. S13 14th NV.
ALL KINDS carpenter repair work done
including roofing; 20 yrs. exper. j.. h.
REMODELING from basement to roof
private contractor. PAUL KLAAssEN. ST.,
COMPLETE REMODELING- Cabinet work;
beautiful kitchens; steel cabinets. Sligo
S9SS D.