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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19

Townsend Makes Demand
 Flint, Mich, June 19-(UP)-Dr. Francis E. Townsend said today that his old age pension crga1izat tions cannot be pledged to join 2 third party until after the convention of old Age Revolving Pensions, Inc, July IA to i0.
 He indicated in an address to fcl- lowers at an outdoor meeting last night that the Townsend movement is on common ground with those of the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin and remnants of Huey Long's share-the- wealth clubs, but insists on endorse, ment of his own program by any coalition.
 Townsend said that "all new Or- ganizaticns which have sprung up recently seek justice and equality and have a common goal"
 After the meeting he said. when asked about the prospects of Joi1- ing third party with Father Coughlin:
 "Were both going to sponsor con- gressmen. It would be Q good thing if we could get together on 1t. But if I go in with any other movement 1t will have to accept our entire plan. And we can take no action until after the Townsend conven- tion."
 The Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, head by inheritance of share-the-wealth clubs, attended the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
Rly Not in It

Westfield, Mass, June 19-(UP)- Former Democratic Governor Jo- seph B. Ely of Massachusetts, New Deal critic, told the United Press "there is absolutely nothing" to rumors he might De the man who, Father Charles E. Coughlin said, would announce himself today as Q third party presidential candidate.
 T know nothing about t." Ely said, land I can't think of anybody in this part of the country who would be the man."
 Father Coughlin had said the third party candidate would make his announcement last night or to- day from washington, Boston or New York" b
 Ely, who revealed in an exclusive interview with the United Press last week he would "take walk" from the democratic party if it's 1936 plat- form hinted revival of New Deal pol. icies already declared ilnconstitu- tional, reiterated he had mot given third party talk any consideration"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
TAX MEASURES
 READY FOR VOTE

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HARVARD, YALE
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The Fort Peck press., 1936-06-18
BUSY WHEELER
By Mrs. Howard Driver

BY Mrs. Howard Driver.
Mrs Thomas Hcntz and baby
daughter. Dolly Lenore returne
to their home in Hinsdale Sunday
after visiting relatives and friends
here for a few days.
Mrs. Ruby Dahlgren was a Glas-
gov caller Monday.
Mrs. Nick Peters was guest at
the home of Mrs. T. F. Dahl of
Frazer on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Walstad of
Opheim were week end visitor
with relatives in our city.
Mrs. Ralph Dean left Monday
for an extended visit with her
mother in San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs, Nick Peters was a guest at
the home of Mrs. William Adkins
Of Frazer Wednesday,.
Mrs. Effie Hensrud had as her
Thursday guest. her brother,
Prosper Martin of Flaxville.
Mrs. Clarence Jewel acted as
hostess to the Cozy Home Club on
Thursday. Mrs. C. A. Casterline
won high score at Beana.
Teddy Reeves, ten year old SOD,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Reeves re-
ceived interal injuries when he
was pinned under an old trailer
Thursday. The boy was hurt
when the trailer was upset. The
boy was taken to the Deaconess
hospital in Glasgow for treatment.
Mrs. Ed. Vogel has as her guests
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j! c.
Moore and Donald. who arrived
from SCOTS Bluff. Nebraska on
Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Campbell
relatives at Sid hey, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris left
Wednesday evening by car for a |
vacation in the east. |
They will visit at the home of
he formers parents at ST. Louis !
Missouri and at Mrs. Morris home
n Colterville, Ill.
Rev. E. G. Kleidon. pastor of the
Evangelical Lutheran church OF
Wheeler left Friday to attend a
eunion service of a former church
q Chicago He will aiSs attend the
istrict convention of his church
t Zap, North Dakota on June IL
} %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Gray and
[r. and Mrs H. l. Curtis and fam
y motored here from Richland
riday. Mr.. Curtis transacted
lsiness in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hovey and
lildren visited at the home of Mr. II
I'd Mrs. B. A. Hovey in Frazer /
onday.
The Fort Peck press., 1936-06-18

FOR SALE Dodge pick up, new
license $50, camping out kit, tent
12x14, folding beds and other
articles reasonable. Call 4O1 End
st South across from school
FOR SALE - 20 fine dairy COWS
now, HiWay Grocery, Delano Hts
FOR SALE : Cosy 8 room house,
good cellar, $3.50 Bert Esteneu 2
Blocks from the Lakeview Store.
FOR SALE - 12x14 tent as new
3 beds 3 burner oil Stove, oven etc
$50. Charlie Olson 4O1 End s,
Wheeler;
For SALE - Excetent 1 room
house $50. another $50, Trailer no.
Use $3.50. Armintro LaKeview
Box 2504 Fort Peck.
NEW AND Used = Singer Sewing
machines Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Box 734 GLASGOW. 1850
FOR SALE - 12xl6 house 81. 3rd
st. S. Seen afternoons or evening.
47-48
FOUND-A casing and rim, In.
quire at the Hiway Bar, Wheel
er.
FOR SALE or TRADE Large
Coal or wood ranger. 3l4 1st. ST
South Wheeler.
What are the special Matinees
showing at the Wheeler Theatre on
Tuesday and Wednesiayfor?
The Fort Peck press., 1936-06-18

BOARD of trustees here, transacted
business in Glasgow Tuesday.
Mrs. Ted Dahl and Mrs. Aaron
Peters of Frazer were Saturday
guests at the home of Mrs. Nick
Peters.
Evening star., 1936-11-15

turned sharply away from him again.
mo-" she had answered bitterly.
''What could be wrongr
He had been extraordinarily solic-
itous all evening. helping her in and out
of cabs, pulling her chair out from the
table for her, making little excuses to
speak to her. to touch her. She
thought: he knows what it is at last.
He'll leave a check under my plate
tomorrow morning. He's just been so
busy it hasn't occurred to him, and
now he's 50 ashamed he can't bring
himself to speak about it.
Her spirits had scared. and for the
first time in weeks she had enjoyed
herself. Next morning he had re-
marked upon how well she looked. that
he had been wondering if she had not
been feeling well lately. But there was
no check under her plate.
A suspicion came to her that he
might be interested in another woman.
She was almost as shocked with her
self for being capable of that thought
as she would have been to discover
that George had set up an extra
Evening star., 1936-11-15
Mosgxiss Ssefioa

cafeterias. and faint gnawing at her
stomach added to her hysteria.
Pulling on her hat. she dashed down
the three fights of stairs and hurried
to the corner drugstore. There the
clerk gave her three dimes and four
nickels in exchange for a fifty-cent
piece. and Mary went into the solitary
telephone booth and dialed Edith
Garvey's number. She let it ring eight
times before she was convinced Edith
was out. Determined to swallow her
pride, she tried to reach three other
friends.
BY the time Mary reached the
street again a thunderstorm had
broken. She made dash for the brown
stone house where she lived. II was a
fool" she whimpered as she ran. ito
give the landlady all that money. Now
Ill have to 60 to her and ask for part
Of it back. Or else starve."
Her head was down and she turnsd
into the iron gate without looking.
Halfway up the stairs to the entrance
she came in violent contact with an
object which would have thrown her
off balance and back down the steps
had it not suddenly reached out strong
arms. grasped her by the shoulders
and shouted. "Maryr'
She looked up before she realized
what it would mean. to look into
Georges face. The gesture left her
as powerless to resist his kiss as it did
to avoid the rain peppering them both
with gigantic, cold pellets. She tried
to jerk out Of his grip. but he lifted
her off her feet and deposited her,
dripping and shivering. inside the dim
little vestibule.
There he took her in his arms again,
and somehow she could not make the
effort to break away. Even the i'm
pulse to run was gone. and in its place
only a resigned. but not unpleasant.
lassitude. At some future time ie
would all have to be faced, but not
now. Not now. not with Georges arms
about her and his heart humping
hard against her left ear.
YOU'RE coming home with me-"
Consjnvsd On poes 16)
Evening star., 1936-03-18
z79!53
o@EL DORADO
MPETERB.KYNE

q brave heart in that Of woman! In
10 days three Of my men return. One
will guide this Joaquin Murietta to
my camp in the heels: the other two
weel take the Of lady down to the
rancho of Don Ricardo de la Cuesta in
the valley of the San Joaquin near
Pacheco Pass. Here she will be weeth
friends"
Look here, Mr.. Three Fingered
Jack" Bill burst out, you leave Joa-
quin to us. He amt your kind. You
want to make a bandit out O. the boy"
Three Fingered Jack roared with
laughter. "You talk like the leetle
baby, senior. He come because he want
to. He make war on the greengo.
Twenty greengo mus be keel to make
his honor clean. Can he keel 20
greengo an not be outlaw? Do not
be seely. Eet is war to the flemish now.
The greengo law weel not punish,
because theese Murietta is only a
greaser so nobody care. An nobody
weel geeve the evidence because every
body he is afraid to get into trouble
WCCIIl LiAC OLIlCl ACllOWs Vi COuA DC yOu
weel talk weeth him. You weel say:
'Murietta do not do thees thing But
you know what you do? You make
noise like the drum. Hah, hah, hah!
Adois, senors-an' remember what ]
tell you. Eef those greengo come for
flemish the job, you mu' die for pro-
tect heem."
I'VE can die for a friend and q
damned sight easier than you can
you damned bandit" Johnny yelled.
"Theese pup have show hees teeth,
no? Bueno," and with a believing
laugh. Three-Fingered Jack and his
band rode of up the creek.
(To be continued)
Three Fingered Jack has given no
tice that he intends to return for
Joaquin. Will the latter 60 willingly
or as a prisoner? And what ven-
geance will Joaquin plan on his
attackers? Be sure to read tomor-
rows exciting installment.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
MRS. HOPE LOSES SUIT
Asked $25, 900 for Alleged Injury
on 1884 Airplane Trip.

KANSA SCITY, March 1s (P).-
Mrs. George D. Hope, Kansas City and
Washington society woman. yesterday
was denied damages she sought from
the United Air Lines by a Federal
court jury in suit asking s25,000.
Mrs. Hope, widow of the former
head of the George D. Hope Lumber
Co., had charged she was promised a
smooth trip from Chicago to Kansas
City September 2, 1884, and that be-
tween Kirksville. Mo. and Kansas City
she was injured by being shaken about
when the airplane encountered rough
weather.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
TEACHERS, others: good proposition: up
to $3.50 monthly salary and com. also
travel repres Address Box 156-X. Star
Office.
WANTED-Experienced tai
lorS and filters on ladies suits
and coats. The Hecht Co.
Apply to George w. O'Keefe.
SALES PEOPLE EXPERI-
ENCED; READ TO- WEAR;
SPECIALITY STORE EXPE-
RIENCED PREFERABLE.
APPLY BETWEEN 9 AND
II. PERSONNEL OFFICE,
FRANK r. JELLEFF, INC,
1214-1220 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
FILM DISPUTE SETTLED

Pat 0'Brien to Return to Studio
in New Role.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March 18 up
"A truce has been concluded between
Pat O'Brien, militant movie actor, and
Warner Brothers Studio, it was an
nounced yesterday.
The actor walked out" two weeks
ago, rather than take a role he de-
scribed as terrible" in the film "Stage
Struck"
Studio officials said he would re-
turn to work Monday, but not in that
film.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
COMPETENT
SAIESWOMEN.
HEIP-lOMESTIC.

COOK general houseworker; must be ex-
perienced fond OF children; must sleep in;
no tritiers: 81 week Phone Adams 0S.5.
COOK, general housework. experienced: 3
in family. q DAYS week: $50 and car fare
Phone Wisconsin 43s6-M. 43o3 Elm st.
Chevy Chase, Nd
COLORED GIRL. neat. for housework.
cooking for two people: furnish references;
will pay 81 week, room and board. Aooress
Box l45-X. Star office.
GIRL colored. for cooking and general
housework Employed couple. no children,
apt ST week references. Address Box
lax Star otfice.
GIRL OR WOMAN. colored, to care for
di9siif dress BOX OK 165-x. Star ONCE
GHW.. good cook; stay some nights light
laundry: only willing workers. Apply f32l
Georgia ave. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for adult in small
apt. good home and salary. Address Box
115-X Star office. Is.
LADY, white, reliable. experienced with
baby. as mothers helper and general house
per week Call National Sl3O.
and daughter: $40 per month room. board.
3403 Penna. ave. NV. White.
WOMAN for general housework. cooking
and some laundry; must stay nights COM
Portable basement room, $50 per month.
Phone Emerson 2S07.
WOMAN colored. middle-aged for cooking
and general housework; good references.
WOMAN white settled. to take care, OF
young baby good home and salary; refer
ences. Phone Columbia 306S.
YOUNG WOMAN for general housework
and care for child: must live in; S2o mo.
No trif1ers. 500 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
BOATS.

BOAT. cupboard motor new hub Bargain.
$500 K st NV
CABIN CRUISER :35x7 2x} feet; sleeps !;
:S5-hp. Gray motor. Call J. AuSlinger,
Adams 01U0 SO'
Evening star., 1936-03-18
REAL ESTATE statesmen,

age men with cars who are willing to work
and our listinss are up to date. See Mr..
REALTY RE- II Z Associates. IS INC.
15O6 K ST. NV National i439.
SHOE statesmen, who are
thoroughly experienced in
selling high-grade women's
shoes.
I. Miller Co., 1922 Fn.w.
AUTOMOBILE MEN-For men
who can sell used cars, we have
one of the most attractive COM
mission plans in the city. Splen-
did stock to work with, every CO.
operation given. Transportation
furnished to qualifers. See Mr..
Sullivan, Sullivan Chevrolet, 400
New York ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen.
Biggest opportunity in the
City of Washington for used
car statesmen to make big
money. Largest display of
used cars under one roof;
greatest chance of a lifetime
for real statesmen to make big
money. Salesman must be
able to close deal on spot.
See Mr.. Rosentha1.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET.
Giant Fair, 18th & P SITS. NV.
A 75-YEAR-OLD local cor
poration, engaged in the
most rapidly expanding in
dustry of this country, is now
seeking the services of 2 or 3
serious-thinking men.
We are prepared to open
our sales-record books for
your inspection to prove your
earning possibilities of $75-
S1O0 weekly in this business.
We will also permit you to
talk with our present men
and learn the facts at first
hand for yourself.
There is only one definite
requirement-that is, a rec
ord of real selling experience.
Phone for appoin m e n t
Wednesday between 4 pm.
and 6 pm, or Thursday be-
tween 8 am. and 10 am,
District $3.50; ask for Ray
Horan.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
EARN AND GARDEN.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WANT RIDING HORSE, gentle; must be
reasonable Box 156. Silver Spring. Nd,
or phone Shepherd 3s79. Z to Q pm.
ONE PAIR GOOD MULES j w. Thomp-
son. Addison Chapel I'd. Seat Pleasant: Nd,
south of Central ave. ~
Evening star., 1936-03-18
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
ALTERATION HANDS. Thoroughly expert
enced. for specially shop. Call National
1897.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
around; none other need apply. Fox Beauty
Shop, Spaulding Bldg. Clarendon. Va.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with experience; good
salary. Phone Shepherd 1000. 20s
BEAUTY OPERATORS f2). all sround:
must be experienced marcellers. Phone
Clarendon 1875.
BEAUTY OPERATOR to manage shop ac-
ouired by business man through mortgage
foreclosure. Salary and commission. About
25 years, single. Give full particnlars;
treated confidential. Address Box J. *,
Star office 19'
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. also
SON after 9 pm, Margaret z. Scheetze.
skin and scalp specialist. 1145 Conn. ave:
CLOTHING sALESLADY with car. for out
side work. Drawing account. Excellent
Phil Bobys Co.. Inc. 725 9TH ct. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESM
WE ARE NOW READY to add two more
statesmen to our staff: men must come well
recommended be of good character. neatly
dressed and have a pleasing personality
Interviews will be held between and 10
am. 1923 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESMAN wanting to better himself;
must be neat; able to make at least $40
per week. Address Box 314-B. Star office.
5-MEN-5.
We can use five additional
men who are seeking a perma-
nent position where they can
make from SIT to $35 in a day;
that is what men are now earn
ing here in Washington; come
in for a private interview Thurs
day morning, $50 sharp, at 1910
Vermont avenue NV, room 205.
If you are not convinced, you
can make that kind of money,
no harm done.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
ENCYCLOPEDIA

New low-priced encyclopedia with quar-
terry revision service. appealing premium
sold on small payments. Liberal commis-
sion and advances. Experienced men of
good appearance and personality. we have
a real deal for you. See Jack Lewis
Commodore Hotel 1Ss
Evening star., 1936-03-18
coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

CHOW PUPS (3). pedigreed. of exceptional
color. Phone North 1896.
WANTED-Homes having yards for part
Spitz and 2-month-old part terrier dogs;
81 each. Phone Adams 4434 after q.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
HELP-MEN.
(Continued.)

PRESSER on silk and wool. Apply Thrifty
Cleaners. 134S H st. ne.
PRESSER AND TAILOR-Must be expert.
enced; steady Job: good salary. Call 14O2
SALESMAN young man about 25: high
grade business; permanent salary or COM
mission. Address Box l09-B. Star ONCE.
SALESMAN. magazine. experienced. See
saeen Mr RfOss and F2G@ go pm p1n ois ST. NV. De
SALESMAN jewelry: .high-class man for
outside by old-established house; one with
apply. Good opening for the right man.
Address Box lib Star office.
SALESMEN-Three married men for WASH
ington. Va. and Md: not canvassing: must
vancement; S35 weekly salary plus com:
mission when qualified; ps start advanced "a
% mr ana noqs qs Rp E st. ln am
statesmen - Speciality selling experience
helpful but not essential; indiyidual terri
tory, Apply 10 to II. Room "3". shoreham
Building.
man with energy and initiative to make
permanent connection with old-established
washington concern zeal estate or ndHs bSt
not essential. Call 10 to A, $40 Bond
statesmen TO call on market and grocery
trade; salary and commission. Good con-
nection for live wires. State age, experience
and references. Address BOX FIX. Star
Office
statesmen to work with membership COM
mittee for an established golf and beach
club; leads furnished Excellent oppor-
tunity and remuneration. Apply 525 Bond
Building.
SHOE REPAIR MAN. frst-class: capable
building business catering to mixed class
of trade: long hours moderate salary: past
record must be unquestionable as to char
acter honesty. integrity. Don't apply un-
less you meet these requirements. Apply
between and pm, 1872 14th st. NV.
SILK SPOTTER. experienced, wanted at
once 1924 Nichols ave. Sc.
STONEMASONS WANTED = Non-union
men. 81 v st. NV. Phone Potomac 20S5.
THE FULLER BRUSH CO. can use a
dealer for established territory. Write A.
E, Teetsel. 1860 Broadway. New York
City. New York.
VACUUM CLEANER SALESMEN experi-
enced: drawing account and commission.
Apply Thursday > to pm, Sears. Roe
buck and Co. OIL Bladensburg rd. ne.
YOUNG MAN in art studio good opportu-
nifty to learn display work and lettering.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
MAN.

Have immediate opening for one man,
mechanically, inclined. over .:25 years OF
condition for electrical service work; no
canvaSsing or peddling: strictly appoint
ment work. Apply Thursday M, en-
ployment office. Room 2I5, 1909 Mass.
ave. NV Mr. Kerr
Evening star., 1936-03-18
HELP WOMEN.

Continued
GIRLS. restaurant work. age Is to 90. neat
appearance. good education. Apply at
1109 Pennsylvania ave.
elderly lady in country; $50 per mo. Phone
Capital Heights S5-R.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. for an elderly
invalid. References. Phone Adams 286l.
sALEsLADIEs. thoroughly experienced in
selling millinery No others need apply.
Lan's Millinery. 1906 G st. NV.
sALEsLADY. millinery. permanent; ..sS also
Shop. 1909 st. NV.
SALESWOMAN, thoroughly experienced, for
specially shop. Call National 4S97.
sALEsWOMAN. thoroughly experienced in
and irol.ers: car essential; drawing account
and commission. Apply Thursday am.
Sears. ROebuck and Co., Oil Badensburg
sALEsWoMEN experienced, coats and
dresses. Apply Wilbur Rogers. 1211
TA1LoREss-one qualified to cut and put
AL branches Of mems and ladies work work
Dry Cleaners. 02} Fla ave. NV.
WOMAN. refined, interested in opportu.
or fun time: no canvassing. Apply Room
400. 1927 Eye st. NV, 2 to IN. only.
WOMAN refined and intelligent, between
% and 80. to assist me IN my business;
Euclid st. NV
WOMEN (4). to work with manager in
small towns and cities. Guaranteed salary
first two weeks plus liberal commission
Apply to 4 pm. only. Room 1O9. $50
18th st. NJ.
WHITE LADY-Like to contact white lady,
vicinity OaEwCod and Arundel interested
staying occasional mornings with small
boy. in absence mother. Hyattsville 121-W.
YOUNG LADY. neat. 1S to "a. single.
Permanent employment renewing publish
ers contracts. Mr.. Frey. 617 Colorado
Bldg. Don't phone. 19'
YOUNG LADY, 20 to 40. to answer phone
and do light typing in well-established
real estate Office Small salary to start
Apply Mr.. Fern. 1918 Euclid st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES to assist manager in
chain dry-cleaning stores. Write Kents,
1867 Columbia rd.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES,
For permanent positions: also extras for
part time: experienced only need apply.
Apply main floor. L. Frank. st. at 18th.
between q and g.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
USED BRICK.

Wrecking eldgs-NE cor 1lth and
Eye 81. NV and Orpha mage bldg. s.e. cor.
Georeia ave. and Euclid Sts.
Also used lumber-slate, sash and plumb.
ing fixtures.
State Contracting Co. BALTIC. Nd. Phone
Office. University 1863: yard. Laurel 1924.
Evening star., 1936-03-18
BOOK statesmen,

The Encyclopedias Britannica offers
new deal to successful statesmen. Real leads
furnished and highest commissions paid.
We have an experienced trainer TO assist
you. Apply between 10 and IL. S7S Ma
tiOnal Press Bldg
Evening star., 1936-03-18
PERMANENTS. S1.95.

Finger waves, sc: maNlcure, DC: sham-
poos. &c etc. MABELLE HONOUR SYS-
TEN. 1910 N Y. ave. NV. Met. 711S.
Enterprise Roofing Co., Pot. 0200.
Roofing and Siding 1926 r. I Ave. " E
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-08-14

men and women who have worked
on It. by means of which they might
not only earn money for work of
public benefit, but rehabilitate
themselves to the extent Of earn
ing a living in private industry. Of
ficial said.
For the time being, the business
enterprise, like the work project,
will be sponsored by the county,
although no profit will accure to
the county from the products sold,
Goyette said. Except for the
management by the county until
the enterprise is more stable, it
will be Conducted entirely as a
private concern, with only expenses
actually incurred by the county
charged by it against operations, it
Is planned.
The enterprise will not suffer
from competition with machine
made articles, 1t is believed by
sponsors and representatives of the
contracting firms, in spite of the
fact that the hand made articles
cannot be sold at price as low as
a machine stamped piece. The two
types of work are in entirely diff
ferent fields, and large scale
machine production of copperwork
with the intricate beauty of the
hand made article would be i'm
possible, they said.
Articles Retain 5rilIiancy
Using a metal polish and thin
film of wax, workers have adopted
a method by which, with only oc-
casional care, articles can be kept