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FARM & GARDEN.

TOPSOIL. sandy loan, S1b per load. ap-
prox. "A Gu. yds Manure, $50 Der load,
delivered in WASHINGTON DAVID l.
TOPSOIL, very good. for lawns and green
houses. for sale. Cali Ii. 1878 or Ber-
TRACTOR OUTFIT, John Deere; on rubber;
model III" 194l; perfect shape; cultiva-
tors tors PIG ploT disc harrow; selling out; $3.50.
Setter IASSsfDssscApNG-Attr.ctiv. ex-
terror decorating will attract and hold the
eye more surely than the house itself; the
owner Is unconsciously but quickly judged
ny what one may see without; experienced
planters know there Is no substitute for
local-Erown shrIbbcry and that the proper
setting and Arrangement are the result
OF long experience; plant and soil food
are Of equal Importance, try a ton OF
Wondergo, the. superenriched humus that
makes poor soils good and good soils bet
ter; spread Wondergo topsoil to level out
lawns. especially good for rose and flower
beds. For expert foundation. plant and
shade trees planting, seeding. dagstone
walks. terraces. rock gardens, pools.
age, waterproofing, tree surgery, log walls
ana al Landscape requirements phone for
tree estimate, Lincoln 1925. 31s
bushels, delivered. WA. 1be3.
TRACTORS-An types farm equipment;
str:E and feed Falls Church 2190. 4.
$6 each. MA. 3771, Ext. TIA.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
Machines purchased. Inquire. RE. 1928.
OFFICE MACHINES CORP. Bond Bldg.
ALL APPLIANCES SERvICED. refrigera-
tors. washers. lamps. fans, irons, etc: work
guaranteed H. a. W. SALES q SERVICE.
AL xni iseI House. sEpans-pnon. ,ou, 1ro. !.
lens to Miss Ross REPAIRS. INC. RE
1912. Branch Of NAxh Floor Coz
APPLfANCES-Electric fans. fxtures ra-
dios, washing machines, refriserators, sold
and repaired; wiring for light and power.
no Job too small or too large. BENH. the
1AFsLnNcEs 1Iys Wiss "a Il sisstsss E $500
toasters. percolators: base pluEs installed:
vases made lamps: estimates on house
NV ma ni46 snd HA aSss. ~ ~
AUTO REPAIRS. motor overhauls. Chew
folet, Buick specialist. JIMMY, rear 3112
Newton ne, Hobart se4s, a.m.-6 pm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEW GROOM, all modern and new furn :,
auto. .ras heat; will rent 4 to mos: some
HousR fs a ar.sbs SS} H.
lily about Nov. l bedrooms, 2 baths,
maids toilet. garden, garage, nreplaces,
mo-, year lease: subject rent-control ap-
proval. DU 4793
NEARLY NEW detached rms, recreation
rm., gas heat; available Nov 1st; adults
only. 3 months lease Apply 7I5 Dart
mouth ave, Silver Spring, or RA. $500.
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RooMs vvirH aoApn tc... ,

1913 DELAF1ELD PL. NW.-0entieman te
share room, twin beds, In lovely home
3I0? ST. NV, u Blk. ofi Conn. ave- We
dble. rm. with private shower bath !
large dble. rm.;. also share rrn. for Z man;
2Oi3 HILLYER PL. NV, Dupont Circle
Area--Vacancies for reliable young people
Phone AD 9683.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. grand meals; youns
girl to share rm. with congenial girls;
private bath: tennis court, oil. 6603.
DOUBLE BASEMENT ROOM, twin beds
people only. HO. 6a42 -
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ROOMS wANTEp.

REFINED, quiet sirl would like room BY
Dec. l with private family; convenient to
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman in private,
gentle home, Shepherd Park section. ia.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM in Chevy
Chase section by man, 80 years old, who
has been in Government department 81
years; prefer room with bath or semibeth
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FREE information to men and women who
Phone District 1923. A.
yolCE-Experienced mus. graduate OF
Peabod,, specialize in tone production,
STEN0GRAPHIC and secretsrial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping.
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
% yrs. Accredited Inquire now MA.
1888, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r st tOpp.
GspisSl fsakA ThefssI? Fl fsy ~ so,rou
and Cubs; surfaced runways, hangar space
available; repair service. Greenbelt $3.50.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
1888
DUTCH. conversational method: small
2s6-M. Star. 3Os
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POULTRY g EGGS.

eABY CHICKS, feeo ano poultry suppiies
James Feed Store Inc ole 3 ct. nv
POULTRY HOUSES. ready. immediate de-
livery. Display at 1929 Lee highway, Va,
lust across Key Bridge. DI. 0l22-Alex.
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MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN' 8
MOVING d STORAGE CO, ia. 1887 81.
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER. 3s-ft. oyerhauied. ex-
extineuishers. life preservers, other fea-
tures;. for fishing or cruising; 1900:
docked on Potomac. Call or see MULLICA,
t701 Monroe st. ne. Telephone DE 1880
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ROOMS WITH soARp.

1889 GIRARD ST. NV good meals
every day: lovely maple furniture; conv.
BILE rooms, S40-S42 80; triple. $3.50. AID.
1889.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
and Southeast

II4T 45th PL. s.E.-Large front room,
twin beds, twin closets, nicely furn., next
bath. unlim. phone; 2 min. to bus. AT.
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cATTlE AND LIVE sTock.

DAIRY COWS Q6) and al equipment. :.
W. MCINTOSH. Norbeck. Nd.
FOE SALE-60 shoats, also pigs. Will
buy sovs. boars. sH. 2114. GBs 174S.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

1927 NO. UTAH, ARLINGTON-Attract tive
fare: S35: adults
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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc.

GIRL, colored, wants part-tine work. Cali
GO. 1880. 30s
GIRL, colored, wants part-time mornins
Job, from 8 until IL: Sl2 week. Dl. 4496,
GIRL, colored, days work. $3.50 and car
fare. HI. 1262-J
day work, So a day. Call LIZ O5S3.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTEp.

FOR BUSINEsSWOMAN aud day care for
yeaf-old boy in private home, near good
trans. Will pay well: WA. 1904.
EMPLOYED SERvICEMAN'S WIFE wants
room and board for self, plus care of Az
year-old daughter: near h-day play school,
Call DU 9076, after pm
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COLORsD-Read The Sunday Star every
JOHN W. ROUSE, 1910 N st. NV. pi.
COLoRED-loas soth st. n.w-7-room
brick. complete bath automatic hot water,
ssS ss!ss ssasG fon''n'ns
sna sa'h price sss6 6n'ossS II 600 Desss ess
6oLoRESD-1s4a Kenyon st. NV. lust II
busline. This durable home is In an ss. as
tablished neishborhood, conv. to everything
Spacious rooms on 2 floors with 8rd
1 HGr ss psss sssS sop %
appointment only FULLEST co.eperation
INC, Exclusive AGENT. 1909 New s Jersey !;
CoLoRED.lb2l sth st. ,:n;w.--s-room
porches; convenient 70 shopping and trans
ppoorGtEation; porEti $1,000 down. OWNER, DE.
COIoRED--Near 18th and SITS. NV:
steam heat. real buy in this convenient
downtown section. FLOYD &. DAVIS Co.
GoIoRisD-sol coi Park I'd. NV. Astrae.,v.
g s., on i;s; IT, SnGsofo sIsf Issisff
CoLoREpEExcellent ne, section---Attrac-
M WEE Dsse soHsssa saes ss sss rs ow
cash Payment. FLOYD I. DAVIS CO.
COLoRED-Kingman Park area, lust OF
Benning rd.--This house q little less than
2 yrs. old, rms, hardwood floors. Co
lonial porch. tile bath, beautiful recrea- :
ton Tm; Ask for A. W. sTRHENs,
colo SLokESms 70. = rooms in perfect soad,h9n
garage, Venetian blinds. new elec, fixtures.
gas range ald rrisidaire included. s1a
Otis pl. Nv. Price, 310,50O. Must
Of the nicer homes in this locality. imrne-
COLokEDwDo you need home. II so.
see this house at once. rooms, bath,
eleStricity. gas. h.-w.h.. good porch; owner
1870 Kalorsma I'd; reasonable down pay
ment; CAL for appointment. cHARLEs
ave. NV, AD.. 7495. DE. 6932.
houses near. Howard university 81. .ooe
ewes, EN- 02so %
CONTINUED on Next Por00
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DOGS. PETS. nc.

DOG AND CAT .APARTHlENTs. designs
for use inside and outside. inside apart
ment very decorative. also combination
dos shipping crate and kennel. See cur
display at 1927 Lee highway, Va, Just
across Key Bridge. Also poultry equip
ment. Open Sunday. DI. 0122, AL $3.50.
DoBERMAN PINscHER. pedisreed, beau
tiful and anectionate; owner leaving for
Navy. RA. 5513.
BOXER, year old. male. light brown. in
telligent, good companion: price. 500.
1T. COL. STACK, 3605 Old Dominion blvd,
Alexandria TIE. 1868.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES by ch,
Mark OF Clarandall, U. D.. preceded by 4
generations OF U. D. training. MI. 1000,
PERsiAN KITTEN wanted; male. house
trained. WA. 1926.
BOSTONS, males only - $40, $50, S75
Chows, red. registered----Si5, S25, S35
cookers. reds, blacks S35, $40, $50
DOG HOTEL. 1914 Georgia ave, IA. 1921 !.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
Ins prisss woOdies ssa si4e' seasoned At sf f:'l-
cnEoNIAI eoRpwoob sES ssEsTofd Be- a4fS S3o cord
ANDiRONS. nre tools. screens ana all IRE
place goods. repaired and refnished D. L.
BROMWELL 723 18th st NV Me Il34
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4cCt COuuLtiOu Sdu Ue Sccu III OpeIALlOn.
f.s xERcAN fasR! sSpEsi aas
MsstoiNkofE; NJ CALCULATIONS. small, hand and
4 .esfsass 5sas cr H. socs 4s So &C.
M6sfexE M1SSEf Il 81 sH TA asas
sas qsff 1856 s'sen .trs.t Gs
NaTfoNSL s%irH5i Il e!Ssk G4sa REGISTERS at great
sscrifics So. Come and see them today. Don't
HAvAL @ssj ~ uNIrokMs 81 D. DISCHARGED com.
mander, Naval Reserve. wishes to sell
al or part complete new wardrobe. weight
5s s5s es Sr fx nsiss 4o # rxt ip sosr Phone ordva'
OFFICE FOUR. = Desks, bookcase, ,Ad-
dssssorrsph; ssn u .est steel Ksrde5 nlss tables
offhi6aE fih i; PARTITIONS. once counter. safe,
priced re reasonable soma 1ns1sst at 1s41 Conn.
ERT PHiLIPP, 1888 Queens st. ne
OIL HEATRoLA. Norse; in very good con-
K!sK POST orFicE@ @ Or ' pR. Isursi ins Sg sss.5
regular; practically new: s25. Call Temple
OvERCOATS-30o mems slishtly used
overcoats. s4.95 and up. HARRY's. 1855
M II epsn pains ssenne III eolor. s14s p.r
linseed oil M paint % with lead M Zinc Zinc pu,d and
tibAuAuu, Ill COlOTSs SA.I0 per Gai.s 1nte-
rior gloss paint in all colors, S1.75 per
sai for delivery call NV. PAINT Co.,
PIANOS, eteinway. Knabe. chickerins and
others, Before you buy any piano see Rat
nsr's and ave. RATNERs PLANO STORE.
PIANO. stie1 srand. Ike new. Madison
1893, Baltimore. Nd. aOs
fIAN0,. .BaSy Chase" $3.50. Can MI.
1883. 1885 Phelps pl. NV, Apt. 22, block
from Conn. and Calf, except Sunday, 81 ;
kMNO, gahy gT4nd, mahegany hnish,
S476. Call Republic 6212, KITS, 1880
PIANO, upr. med. size Smith d Barnes, re-
condlticned. ane tone; S166. LORRAINE
eTUDIoS, $500 Conn.,, Apt. 81; Wo. 3S69.
ssss H. in.. ssss. taii iir kepubiicn biiinSsssainsy ssis.
KITS 1880 q street middle 81 blockl.
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DANIELS WILL ANSWER
SENATE BODY QUERIES
Continued from Page One)

ton reference was made to
statement by Harry Slattery with
regard to conferences with me and
l was asked whether or not I had
such conferences with Mr.. Slattery
Any conference I had with Mr..
Slattery was in my capacity as
administrative assistant to t h e
president, which I regard as con-
fident!al relationship and I stated
to your committee that it did not
seem proper for me to answer.
Confers With President
Il still believe that a legislative
committee could not require either
the secretary to the president or
an administrative assistant to the
president to testify as To matters
which necessarily involve a con-
versation with the President, and
which might possibly adversely af-
feet the public interest. However,
1 have conferred with the presi-
dent. He does not think that in
this particular matter my testi-
mony would adversely affect the
public interest. Therefore, I advise
you that l am entirely willing to
appear before the committee and
answer the questions proponded to
me on last Monday, or any other
questions with reference to this
particular matter.
Il do this because the president
advises me that there is no state.
ment made by him about this mat
ter which he would not be willing
for me to repeat to the committee.
In fact, the president stated to me
that if the committee wishes to dis
cuss the matter with him per-
sonally, he will be happy to see
the committee at any time"
Earlier Smith had announced af-
ter two-hour closed session that
the subcommitte would recon-
mend to the full committee, which
Smith also heads, that action be
taken to bring Daniels before the
senate ito show cause why he
should not be adjudged in con-
tempt"
The subcommittee has been in
vestigating a reported effort to re-
move Harry Slatte-y as REA ad-
ministrator. Slattery testified he
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Neutral Fires Nerves
Hit By Invasion Scares

LONDON, March 4.-A-Neutral
Fires nerves were reported today
SO tangled that the crossing of
the border recently by a tipsy,
gun-firing allied soldier set off an
invasion scare and spawned stories
in rumor-rife Dublin that 1.-The Al
lies have presented an ultima
TIM"
The office of the Irish high COM
missioner said only that it had
mo information" about the report
ed jittery alarms in Ireland. How
ever, twice in recent days, Presi-
dent Eamon De Valera has de-
nounced rumor mongering a n Il
made indirect appeals for public
tranquility.
The Fire army was ordered on
a five-day Stand to- alert after
the soldier crossed the border from
Ulster into Fire 10 days ago, wild
ly firing shots, the Daily Express
said, quoting travellers.
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TRUMAN BODY HITS
LABOR DRAFT PLAN


CONTINUED from Page One)
Will be to supply the items of spe-
clal need, replace damaged and
destroyed materials and improve
quality.
1.-THE problem now and for the
future will be to produce as much
more war material as will be re-
quired and at the same time pre-
vent the home economy from
weakening"
Essential civilian needs, the
committee declared, are greater
than they were a year ago and
unless new farm machinery and
replacement parts for both farm
machinery and trucks are made
the injury to our economy will
be serious"
Although there still will be man.
power shortages in certain areas,
the committees third annual re-
port to congress said, ''the extent
OF such areas and the degree of
crisis will be so very much less
that the committee does not be-
lieve that so drastic a remedy as
the enactment of manpower
draft statute is warranted.
Apparently referring to admin
istration arguments that a nation
al service law would be weapon
against strikes, the report de-
clared that strikes occurring in
mining, manufacturing and con-
struction in 1913 resulted in
loss of manpower of less than one
fourth of one percent of the man.
power actually used, whereas the
manpower contributed by labor in
that period exceeded that used in
1899 bv 76 percent
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SEVEN PRISONERS
GRANTED PAROLES

RALEIGH, N. c., March an
Seven prisoners were paroled to-
day b. Governor Broughton:
c. E. Lloyd, convicted in Octo-
Der 1943 in Vance of being drunk
and disorderly and registering I'M
der an assumed name in tourist
camp for immoral purpose and
sentenced to eight months; Ches-
ter Leach, convicted in January
1914 in Harnett of temporary lar
ceny and sentenced to four
months; Prince Albert Snowden,
convicted in June 1941 in Pasquo-
tank of assault with deadly weap-
on with intent to kill and SEN
fenced to 10 years.
Robert Ross, convicted in Sep
TENDER 1943 in Wake of larceny
ana receiving and sentenced to IL
months: Nose Anderson. convict
ed in December 1913 in Pitt of
forclble trespass and sentenced to
SIX months; Foy Haynes, convict
ed Ii February 1913 in Surry of
assault with deadly weapon and
sentenced to two and one-half to
1lve years; William Cantor, con-
vlcted in November 1912 in Cald-
well OF breaking, entering and lar
ceny and sentenced to two to three
years.
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WEATHER
Continued from Page One)

-, WASHINGTON, March 4.-R)-Wea-
lher bureau report of temperature and
rainfall for the "a hours ending 8 nm.
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was invited to the White House
and asked by Daniels to resign.
Daniels refused last Tuesday to
tell the subcommittee whether the
incident had occurred, taking the
stand that his relationship with
the president was confidential and
that his reply would not serve the
public interest.
Cotton Ed'' Smith, violent anti
new dealer, thereupon instructed
committee counsel Carroll Beedy
to look up precendents on con-
tempt of the Senate and report to-
day.
Smith and Senator Gillette 3D.
Iowa. attended today's meeting.
Smith held proxies from two other
members of the subcommittee.
senators Aiken R.-Vt.) and Ship
stead R. Mimi. The fifth mem
Der, Senator Bilbo O.-Miss. has
not taken part in the proceedings.
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SlANLEY'S JEWELLERS REM0DELINC
AT PRESENT LOCATION
10 Haze Double Former SPACE

br nsanley's jewelers., for the past
St years located at 1O9 Princess
sfi al rs undergoing extensive alter
reno Is and repairs, completely
inStteoyiatlng and redecorating the
hg| 'iof and front of the build
sd |iGor space will be more than
stor oiea, having acquired the
+ Yooag M formerly sSo occupied ,5o y
larger having recently moved to
SCI quarters on the corner of
f. .-~- 'Tlncess, in the loca-
Sons clo4h; r"H"oied by Ander-
Stan aaron D. Harris, co-owner of
the i aot; Jewellers, will take over
cal s @cuVe MANAGEMENT of the 10.
Ton ' bir and will make Whining
hayirn MS permanent residence
at YET ag recently purchased a home
Tba, o &C.; and 10Th st.
niencSa urn m has the public conve-
Store I'm m mind with the new
facilities and will add new
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lines of Silverware and China as
soon as war restrictions are re-
moved. At the present time Dia-
monds, Watches and general line
of Jewelry is featured exclusive
ly.
Stanley's feature many famous
nationally advertised lines and is
an authorized distributor of Elgin,
Waltham, Longines, Bulova and
Gruen Watches. Columbia Dia-
mond Rings. in the nationally ad-
vertised and approved line; is
handled exclusively.
In statement made today by
Samuel Shavitz, present manager
and co-owner, he said, Eve wish
to express our sincere thanks for
the splendid patronage accorded
our store in Wilmington. making
our growth possible. The same
- ---~l;-.- o>e~r" endisin9 will
be continued and increased.
The firm also operates stores at
Statesville and Morganton, N. c.
b. (Adv)
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WAR BALLOT BILL
WILL BE REVIEWED
Continued from Page One)

after several other requirements
have been met.
Most of them will agree in the
cloak rooms, however, that the
number of service men who cast
ballots under either the existing
act or the pending measure will
be limited. The administration
Democrats don't like that because
they think the majority would vote
for President Roosevelt for a
fourth term and would support the
Democrats generally.
Most congressional Republicans
fought for a state-rather than
federal-ballot, but some of them
are not overly pleased with the
bill as it now stands.
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sWEENY ASSIGNED
TO FOREIGN DUTY

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 4
Ia ia11tenant Commander Samuel
--Ll Su-ick sweeny of Wilmington,
CH' y communications Officer in
~ " charleston Navy Yard, has
tne an assigned to new duty outside
lSo continental limits Of the United
states.
W. o;,,tenant Commander Sweeny
graduate Of Cornell university
j. s;tb Bachelor OF Science and Mas
WIZ nj Forestry Degrees. While at
l Jewell he held the Charles Lath-
W. W. nrize for scholarship in the
l naIlpoe of Forestry.
After leaving college, Lieutenant
c.ramapde~ Sweeny did forestry
Cu orE in the eastern United States
W. W. canada, Nova Scotia and New
ssl,, DIV For nineteen years, he
lu as associated with the West Vir-
| s;ria Pulp and Paper Co., and at
S l,,-@ lime he was called to active
a univ in the Navy on July 81, 1941,
49, W, held the position of resident
ne onaeer and agent in North Caro-
linz Ina for this company.
I'M IN civilian life, Lieutenant Com
,s7der SWeeny was senior
m I, of the Society of Ameri-
.n Foresters, d member of the
Txecutive Committee of the North
ca~olina Forestry Association, and
was associated with the Cape Fear
Cmb, the Carolina Yacht Club, and
he chamber of Commerce of Will
m;naton N. c.. the Rotary Club
md the Scottish Rite of Free
masonry.
His Naval experience has been
varied. He enlisted in the United
States Naval Reserve at Newport,
l.. in June, 1918. He entered
the Pelham Bay Officers Training
School at Pelham Bay, N. Y, a
month later and was commission
I'd an ensign III DCCCIllOSI, 1910.
He served on the U. S. Transports
Tiikembank and Go~ontalo, max
IMP a trip to Hamburg, Germany,
on the latter with a cargo of flour
after the Armistice. After turning
the Gorontalo over to the Dutch
in Rotterdam, Lieutenant Com
mander Sweeny was assigned to
minesweeping duties in the North
Sea. as Executive Officer of the
minesweeper Thomas Blackhorn, a
converted British fishing trawler.
While on this duty he was severely
injured in a collision with a British
collier sent to the Naval hospital
al Inverness. Scotland and later
returned to the United States.
He was honorably discharged
from the Naval Reserve about
1921. On February l, 1884, he again
entered the Naval Reserve as
Lieutenant Gg) and in July, 1941,
was called to active duty in the
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Did Diamond JIM Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains ?

t is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Sraay could have eaten SO voraciously if
he suffered after eating pains, Sufferers
who have to pay the penalty of stomach
or ulcer pains, indigestion, gas pains,
heartburn, burning sensation, bloat and
other conditions caused by excess acid
should try Udga. Get Csc box of Udga
Iaolets from your druggist. First dose
must convince or return boy to rs and
get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
y, AT Saunders and drug stores every
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Charleston Navy Yard for World
War II.
Lieutenant Commander Sweeny
is a native of New York city. He
is married to the former Miss
Martha Rogers, of Kingsville,
Texas. They have one daughter,
Martha Rogers Sweeny.
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ECZEMA

A simple way to quick relief
from the itching of Eczema, PIN
Piles, angry red blotches and other
skin irritations, is by applying
Peterson's Ointment to the affect
ed parts. Relieves itching prompt
ly. Makes the skin look better.
feel better. Peterson's Ointm ent
also soothing for tired, itchy feet
and cracks between toes. 35c all
druggists. Money back if not de-
lighted.
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CALL
FARM CONFERENCE
Continued from Page One)

riculture of the Republican post
war advisory council, of which
Gov. Bourke B. Hickenlooper of
Iowa is chairman,
Spokesman for such farm organ
lzatlons as the American Farm
Bureau Federation, The National
Grange, The National Farmers
Union, and National Council of
Farmer Cooperatives, and The Ma
tional Cooperative Milk Producers
Federation, have been invited to
attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-09-07
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
Vina Niketas, Plaintiff

Jim Niketas, Defendant.
The defendant above named
will take notice that an action en-
titled as above has been commenc-
ed in the Superior Court of Ashe
County for the purpose of obtain
ing a divorce on the ground of
two years separation; and the
said defendant will further take
notice that he is required to ap-
pear at the office of the Clerk OF
the Superior Court of the said
county in the Courthouse, JET
ferson, North Carolina, within
thirty days after the 9th day of
September, 1914, and answer or
demur to the Complaint in said
action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for relief demanded
in said Complaint.
This August 8, 1914.
c. S. NEAL, Clerk Superior
Court. 8-17-4T