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Evening star., 1947-01-24
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books ssardssssa. sndsss
kept part time. tax retufn9i na as9tts' s9H4
CAS- s!ssesntIE WATER DTGRHHTiE HEHTEk see so So 40 sa
automatic; no. cash needed, small m9ntniy
paymsnsi ymasi,,W iwnfdiats sods Installation D. a.
ANiiN GAS HEATiNG BoiLERs and hot-wateI
heatins plants: no cash needea, SmS1i atinn
Ri A. YoTk STAEsBooSSKKk sRBooSSKKkMEEPisa Il fseg records and
income tag oene less sS than s.
Month. nnas leaii Hishess references. Phone Adams
aaSSaoJKkEEpING aSaJK AND INCOME TAX sery-
Ice for small bus. and individuals; to 2; 2;
SsSoosRkEEprNG e SRI aR SGAEIA AND TAX SERVICE by
aR. Shsei eiBMHsSINEssMAN-Do MS MSinD you need 3 gooee
booskeeper or once mansser fos sch ine personne
eGssTIABLIsHGD, GsI BI hIGGH IfCENsED accounting arm,
anefS cali aad let Us Explain
without oblisations. details OF our sess.'e 9s.
PE + AN a4SSr NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts
EER 254 TAX aath FsoRMs 81 Masn ST. By
AZ RNSTaI st0apISf saPosT sIefsTi Of the Chevy Chase
Paint. & Hardware Go: We the iorifT Inoeaf IF
ths Board of trustees of the Chevy Chase
Paint and Hardware Co.., corpora tlon
organized and existing under the laws u u
the District Of Columbia, do hereby eertdy @
that the amount Of the total authori1e6 70 1ea
thousand dollars (S10,o00), of which ten ten
thousand dollars (S10,O00) has actually
been paid, and that the amount OF Lne
existing debts is S7.395.29. w. r; WIN
SLOW. President; t,,I HORACE :. 4IoTH TT,,stss
District of Columbia, SIS: l. W. r. MlnsioW,
president Of the Chevy Chase Paint mtg q
and existing under the laws OF the DIS
trict OF Columbia, being first duly sworn,
depose and say that the iacts statea II !
the aforegoing report are true t. to 8 the wint pest
low Subscribed and sworn TO PEI neIofs me dr,,
this 23rd day Of January A.D ls4I; Mary
G. MUIR, Notary PUBLIC, p; G; SSesl1
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF stock-
hoders Of the Tbe cheyg Ghass meesne
stockholders of the Chevy Chase Paint q
Hardware Co, for the election OF trustees
for the ensuing year and for the trans
action Of such other business as may
sstere e. the tbe
the District Of Columbia, 5e0s Conneeticutt
ave NV, on Saturday. the 9th day OF
April. 1947, at $50 o'clock pm. LAW
RENEE E. TROTH, Secretary.
YOUR INCOME TAX made out or reeheck-
ed for accuracy and savings. Small cnaasge' 1as
iNeoME iRSG 1 TAX RETURNS, statements, ess;;
expert accountants. reasonable Iates. oa SA.
1864, CH. $685., MR.. THOMPSON. -25
ROOMS with kitchen privileges are des- es
esass cys ylt AERcAN tanlssN xfSN 9P
TARY SERVICES. Monday through Friday,
from 10 am. to 3 pm, at Elk. b433;
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

DENTAL ASST. %, $40 wk,; single, expr.
future, bookkeeper, real estate. $500 me.
club. 5000: typists, 10 openings, $3.50:
many others hourly. See Miss Reed only
g St MA 5000
SECRETARIEs. 5000 UP tm), association
work excel future, several openings; book
Miss Morgan at BOYD'S, 1888 F, MA.
1888
STATISTICIAN, $500 mo-: librarian, $500
mo-; Capitol Hill secretary, 81 500 yr.
Also many other positions. MUTUAL EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE, ITO G ST. NV. Ma.
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HELP WOMEN.

TYPIsTS to learn to cut stencils on type-
writer; permanent work. good o,ss salary. >;
anp5s aso RaRspsLL MSsfaa 1se.ns fscs s1o ave- ne
TYPisT. knowIedse q shorthand essential;
sSsy ri s7fz a. sHss issayy &c
TYrisF 1shs Hys AN6 si CLERK, permanen. position;
satisfactory salary. LONGS, 7al 7th st.
TTiYHPiIsT. fast, accurate; for general once
willing to learn. dictaphone and act as
recsptionist::, small ofice. good salary.
TY9piIsTs-openings for young ladies who
spe y ee4son. asao THE CREDIT Bureau. 1ssi
d. ssa5ns gsy 44hE S.essas Sssa
EnaR Sss pIy ys iik esoe co asop naese as ave
TYPIsT AND TITLE CLERK. white. young
LADY high school sraduats; for dna Interesting
and and vacation with pay. CAN Mr. Payne.
2FEuAsG PE 4sGo me-. tsr 1aPS aPD0ipsntena st. nw
Perm. position with longest. nrm. Loe
a 9h s1srns snd sts saary $50 ps wk wk Rep
slSsRs sss, sss sss4 4.sa 81 ss'01, an
ofice details; good salary. steadv posi-
tion, good opportunity. willing worker; %
to 40 years age; references. Box l5-E
ITYFPIING POSITIONS. high school gradu-
stsS life Week no Apey
EaGr4Ps KasT fPs s1S ktie {. AMvErs
N II S ns sxper ph0ns tray sA ssfSe
WAIrEHss. salE asse. White over e. experienced
EzEh5SSSHza ss9 6SsEa bA7 sTzaAAs sEfF
Wa Wa1TkEssEs II sH ts,, white full time: hours
meals furn. Apply $40 9th st, NV: .,
sssEg Egg pab Shs lbs HE SxsE Il
Sheas se eI ases f. at Lee eSa
work M in modern delicatessen; hrs, 1880
am. to 1880 pm. 1901 Varnum st, ane,
WAITRESS. colored, must be experienced,
p matt se0lsT p IN Teephons DE S9as
Uod pay fGNN sG2ef bk6 18TH nc ana ss
sssd RE ASay gats 5y s os saE, sa sas
SR WoMAN RSs to A5nas9a d a by hand
sRtssREse WMRN Wife BRs Sf t. g. ss5 to $40
MISS GREER or MRS. SELTzER. 3027
14th st. NV, 10 to IL am. or 2 to m
WOMEN to serve refreshments evenings
faGToN ING ON sPoRT OFF SERVICE. Uiins Arena
YOUNG LADY p to to s5 years old: 3D.. aeDsnd DSoao
studio. interesting work with chance for
adyancement No @ experience inS hef nefessary ssrs
SUa Concession. sa S. SKI s. kREsGE S SIC STORE I1sl 6
"a YoHNG nTi LADY for stenograpnic and cieri-
g. SSEs 81 FIG
Yt"' YOUNG LADY GiY Il Tor general @ ONCE work.
sXsssnt flET I,fqH DppSrt1Nndlty ols 14th St 9w'
96uNG SoSSe WOMAN WOMAN to learn the interesting
profession of photography; sales experience
hR ao n2 9pey ssssRhs Whseas sosa dssF
4 DEFfNirE o'PPoRTGNfTY for a working
mother to get into an upper bracket in,
manage children, and to furnish transpeg- ppes
Silver snring. Nd. -26
nne ReG to ARE earn s1 mon aHs a9sF
ested in q permanent position. we have an
opening In our downtown real estate office
for a neat, alert and refined young lady;
vor
essential, J, A., WEINBERG CO.. INC
PENDD sA SSoH aJS orENiN for ambitious, refined
lady with business experience. P G.
gx saRA ssa St nH r
Hasss RTs '0Rn5sssR Ais Rssa.
ATTkaerfvE Afsh aaa E's YoGNG 6iE LADY for promo
Beauty Salon. Apply in person. do not
Evening star., 1947-01-24
HrLp MEh and WoMEN tcent.l

REAI, ESTATE or business chance sales
enterprising firm wants 8
Or 4 competent salesmen, experience pre-,
serred but not absolutely necessary u
you are in the habit Of earning at least
5000 q week. we will be interested in you.
RE. 1878. -
SECRETARY for office of foreign purchas-
ing commission, must speak English and
Spanish fiuently. typewriting required. DE
273O between and 4:30: $500 mo. 20
ACCREDITED NATIVE teacher of Italian
Phone DU. 1856 after 3 pm. "a
BY GOVT. WOMAN-Middle-a aged couple
live in small apt, assume charge; gen
housework and aged but mentally COM
petent father, man, can work elsewhere
Telephone UN 41S7 after $50. "a
Evening star., 1947-01-24
MOTOR TRAVEL.

FREE TRANSPORTATION to Texas-Driys
1916 cars to Texas: We pay gas and oil,
MR.. GALLoP, AT. 434o, bet. am, and
q pm. any day. 27s
SHARE PLAN-If pass, we arrange ride;
if car Cwner we fill your vacant seat: ref.
exchanged. % Mass. ave. NV RE. $3.50.
DRIVING MIAMI JAN, 26: '46 Buick can
take two. Refs. exchanged Call TIE 436l.
DESIRE l PASSENGER to Los Angeles; lesvs
ing week of January 20; refs. FIR, ZOO,
Ext 500. -26
TWO PASSENGERS wish transportation to
West Coast; reliable driver; references ex-
changed. Phone NO. 0047, MRS. SARAD,
DRIVING Los ANGELES Sat or Sun. '43
Lincoln. take 3: ref. exchanged. CaH
National $50, Room 331. 25'
ST LOUIS, Route so, leaving Sunday, take
two, share expense. Call ELLIS DU. o74o.
LOCAL COUPLE driving Miami 29th. take
. ~ q refs exch CH TlHo
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

living quarters, with kitchen privileges.
Husband will attend BENJAMIN Franklin
Univ three hours daily. Wife would ike
governeSs or similar work. Have some
nursing experience. Excellent refeIenef
Box 3Q0-E Star 29NFt
Evening star., 1947-01-24

Classified Advertising Is
the outward and visible sign
of reader confidence and re-
sponse. The Star pripts
each week a larger number
of Classified Advertisements
than all other Washington
newspapers combined and
on Sunday, the big day in
Classified Advertising, double
that of its Sunday competi-
tors combined.
Evening star., 1947-01-24

MECHANiC, who knows Panorams. arcade
sssd s.y and 4a gin 9th Sas s. for aw sh9P 81
MuLTIL1rH OPERATOR, part-time work;
several days month EXP. with model
II sG2GhT fMHNscseT reliable eeIsrsSa man
siSe ss9ssr psr snd ne ssanias appy hFs MR. = 81
M GGass 4 CO.. sooEs Room ssF Is
oR1Hs oFFsET s'as'ReG NEGATIVE sTRIPPER, plate;
ssE PRkss asd 81 NeM York sss nave
PHsARMACIsT, registered, willing. depend
able worker, under. so: good working con-
rssiGa rspliss condentiai. GiSs sfs Apply Box
Star. -2o
Tess ssaSy open ese Box ao 1916 Star
enced; eMa1th fuil time. cHEvERLY DRUG. 54o1
Annapolis ro.
pLAsTERERs to work in Arlington County
CHI. S420.
.s ig sn1ss ass VIZ $780, .a
to $50 pm.
PLuMnER. first class Call evenings Ja
PLUMBER to do a-s days Job. sos K st.
NV. -@o
good salary, good working conditions;
Apply resident manager, EDDYSTONE
APARTMENTS, 1901 Vermont ave-, DE.
1850. "a
PORTER, jewelry store experienced: nrst-
S. tioa. HARVEY JEWELERS., sos st. NV.
PRINTER-PREssMAN. wanted by old
established local plant; experience on
automatic platen presses necessary: good
salary, permanent position. BOX 42,f-d'
RADIO AND HEATER INSTALLATION men.
must be experienced: permanent; Top
wages: good WORKING conditions: NAN
HAITIAN AUTO g. RADIO CO., 170o Sth
RADIO SERVICE MAN-powntown store
needs a man with car for outside work.
Liberal salary and car allowance. sox
RADIO SERvIcEMAN. with car; excellent
| salary. Apply 705 Kennedy st. NV. IA.
RADIO TECHNIcIAN. experienced in pro-
duction and inspection Of audio ~ ,ampn,, a,
| f1ers. Excellent OPPORTUNITY. pleasant
| working conditions. Apply BOWEN q CO...
4712 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda. MO "a
Evening star., 1947-01-24

week, good SaIary. hppis "a
sssWsfhrc1HaBoARp sssh s1a nx OPERATOR. some typin!
snd n1 g 4s5 1sco5sos mees MoM ftssssvf scAE
STSCTHBsossR 80 soapEhaRArok haRta salary
sSSSFsEhaASEs SsSs TO- esSa
salary credit is given for former expert
ene enee employens r1esdS oees, as7 18Th
Esssutve isss s. s7s7 OF for esie foTmasion sbsu
pPp0Ssntfso pasEE poToMnc nSS aSsfes co
TELEPHoNE OPERATORS, exper.; hrs.
Mrs. Hankey. McREYNoLDS APTs, ,aos
aisn aTiashnEPHoNE III Sis SOLICITOR. to work svenins
IN office. I Experienee palg preferred but no
TYPiST, knowledge Of shorthand. genera
oce expeI NIN ReSoeH eHeal
TYPIsTs 5-day week. downtown ONCE. os Gal
TYPisTs for form letters and misc. @ work K
| So 100; speed end accuracy required; Ap
ply in person between Q am; and 3;3 3;3
eeRxpHic soc1ET9 fee srd SAHpEA ana sts S
II TYPiST-cLIRK PHs :ss in established law once
state age, experiences and salary expected
ff1STPIksf.GLERK fST kSE9i Elk to work in downtown Re
| tail office: permanent position. XIII
1880 G st. NV. -3o
TYPIST, steady worker: must be fast ant
accurate: 5-day 40,hr; wk.. excel; Work ORR
| ing conditions Apply in person, COLUM
BIA PICTURES CORP, 92s New Jegse!
ave. NV. Sf
| TYPISTS. 5-day week: eos discount o.
| purchases Apply employment omce, At
ioor, S. KANN SONS CO. "a
TYPIsT and general ofhce work; This po
sition requires one of responsibility an
regularity in attendance; excellent ofac
hours, sick and annual vacations. pr9fis na
| sharing bonus. anniversary bonus, IRE
! sick and accident and disqualification In
surance. and free retirement plan Tnl
| is a permanent position and your advance
| ment is dependent upon your merit ratfn!
| averages; only local residents considered
| please bring written references. Phonl
Mr. Kitchen. AMERICAN HOME MUTUAL
LIFE ms. CO.. ZIG 11th st. NV. Pnon'
! Ma. oS04. 81
TYPIsT AND CLERK, 1890, high schco
graduate; 5ia-day week, good workini
| conditions chance for adyaneemsnt, Ap,
ply in person THOMAS SoMERVlLdl
CO., 1st and N sts. ne. 40
Evening star., 1947-01-24

shosthand. 9S Cali RE. 1852 between % 59: :; m
EnEYHToR fGT 1RsfFois~ OPERATOR, colored for ono.
building. Apply superintendent 1917
Executive 4; 1iTv HOSTESS, capable Of super
vising dining room, experience esseutiau
Anpy ONCE betSeei
10 mor.h a'm. and drs pm. HoTEL ANNAPOLIS
1ith to 18th and H sts. NV; 20
sasgy%sns aawonks 1B5
ff9SSuSrSIN f9S sfi aM GHkLs. full or part time sz
PRHaRsScE RfEtssssfSsc 70 tI,sEss sEs S. soea salary
discount on purchases: pleasant pleasant. workin! wsIE,,t
sapalsionssi sHoP. Isis Eppis ST. NV. vince looN
siNaER shH t0E srWNa sEheins q
saoa GaK pss sseads r xork woTk In My sfN
GikLsNs.art Z III sN. az sas for s-aay week ,
auent increases Clean, safe WORKING con
ditions 1nseresting dnsies Sengshiah hpnI, %
18th st NV. or 1882 2 st; NV; opeT
sysRtpEs 4Ma aas!l TEPEpHdaE p 5ME eo CHESAPEAKE
HOsPITAL .sTENOGRAPHER. for recors
room. Apply 1147 18th st. NV. pI
fHnoSUUsEKEEPER, white. to care for ,Arl.
ington apt. and children; good salary
ss1STBoRsaToRY sST 5seo TECHNIcIAN for doctor.
ONCE. Call DI. 1878 during day; NO
1855 after 5 pm. $50
LADY-Living quarters and, kit. .privils. t.
lady for supervising roominR house. ne
work. SINGERS. 1900 nth st, NV.
MANAGER, for busy women's hosiery ant
small ware specially shop. IN downtown
opportunity Give full details of back
Sroynd and experience. Box 3S7-E. Star
MANAGER for guesthouse. 1775 N st. nv;
Experienced, no drinking. references. SsS
month and apt. Call after pm Nj
6434. -
MANAGER, for local uniform. shop; ont
with experience in ladies' wearing appsTei
MANICURIST, aIl-around operator. fol
high class shop. Call In person, 1s25. N
MUSES., ndiddle-age. for convalescen'
home. Call IN person. 100 Baltimore aye
RsE-sECRETARY. with exp: In mediea
once: 25-35 yrs. OF age; 5ha-day wk, per.
manent: Arlington resident preferred. Cal
OW. 5O77 ewes. or Sun. after 10 sm.-2t
Evening star., 1947-11-05
Suspended Policeman
Held for Grand Jury
In Theft From Home

Donald Gray Drager, "a, suspended
District policeman, today awaited
grand jury action on a housebreak-
ing charge in which he is named CO.
defendant with a man who de-
scribes himself as a merchant.
Both were ordered held under
$1,000 bond after an extended
hearing before Municipal Court
Judge Almond w. Scott, who heard
testimony that Drager was seen in
home at 2026 Portner place NV,
which was entered September and
liquor and cash removed. Co.
defendant with Drager is Horace L.
Thomas, 43, who said he lives in
Front Royal, Va.
They were arrested two weeks ago
on warrant sworn to by Jesse Nor
gan, who charged that more than
two cases of liquor and s125 in cash
were stolen from a flrst-f1oor closet
in his home. The first witness to
testify in the hearing, Mr.. Morgan
said he was not in the house at the
time but returned and verified the
loss a few minutes after the alleged
theft was committed.
Key witness was Mrs. Aldina
Parker, colored, next-door neighbor
to Mr.. Morgan. Mrs. Parker teSti-
fed she looked from her window into
her neighbor's room the night of
the housebreaking and saw two un-
identified white men break open the
closet door and place bottles OF
whisky into large can.
Defense Attorneys Charles E. Ford
and David Macdonald in their sum-
nations argued the lack of identi-
fication should absolve their clients,
but Judge Scott countered that
Drager's signed statement to police
placed both defendants in the Nor
gan house at the time. Mrs. Park
er's observation and the statement,
read in court, combined enough evi-
dence to make a prima facie case,
the judge declared.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
0'Brien Faces Term
0f 9 10 II Years

A former Washington resident,
Harold Joseph O'Brien, q, faces a
possible maximum sentence of from
8 to 27 years and fines up to $685.
600 as a result of pleading guilty
yesterday afternoon in District
Court to six counts of 15-count
indictment involving interstate
transportation of stolen automobiles.
The plea was entered before JUS
tice Alexander Holtzoff following
two days of trial, in which O'Brien
was prosecuted by Assistant United
States Attorney A. j. Mclaughlin.
Justice Holtzoff did not set a date
for sentencing, but referred to the
case 10 the probation officer for a
thorough investigation, pending SEN
tence.
Another man, Emil Paul Frank,
q, jointly indicted with O'Brien on
June 80, failed to appear for the
trial on Monday but has been picked
up by FBI agents in Texas. He Is
to be returned here for trial.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
Group Offers Capital Co.
Chance 10 Explain Fares

The Macarthur Boulevard Citi-
zens' Association last night offered
the Capital Transit Co. chance to
explain its need for a fare increase
in the event one is asked in the
District.
A motion to this effect was adopted
by the group last night after with
drawal of another motion opposing
any increase in fares.
Meeting in the Palisades Field
House, Dana and Sherrier place
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NV, the group also asked that q
representative of the association be
allowed to see company figures be-
fore a speaker is heard at subse-
quent meeting.
Speaking as q member of the as
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three months of this year.
Guest speaker of the evening,
Sergt. John F. Ryan, of the Metro
Evening star., 1947-11-05

sociation, ]. B. Blaiklock, supern- |
tendent of equipment for Capital
Transit, denied that the company Isl
making any great profits, saying
that it "in the red for the first
Evening star., 1947-11-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, 3. c.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s. l97.

politan Police Department, urged
the cooperation of all citizens with
the department.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
LIVESTOCK

HELP INCREASE MILK PRODUCTION
of skinny mixers by stimulating sluggish
ton in their feed. A cow tonic guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
Bright Colors Of Autumn
In Leaves During Summer

Most of the color which leaves
display in autumn in such variety
is there in the leaf all the time
but we don't see it till fall. There
are three colors in green leaf:
green, yellow and red. But the
green is SO strong in the summer
that that's all we see; then, when
fall comes the green color disap-
pears and we see the red and yell
low. Frost has little or nothing to
do with it.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
REAL ESTATE-HOUSES

SEA ISLE CITY, N. j. 6 room bungalow
near beach furnished, 81 500. 8 room ocean
front cottage, $1,000. C. M. SOFRONEY.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
PERSONAL

Has He or She Disappeared? We trace
missing Relatives, Friends, Debtors, Skips.
Send 81 for complete details. Skiptrac cling
Service, 831 Stetson Ave-, Orlando. Fla.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS

ALBAMOL for Misery from painful Piles.
Magic Relief starts immed. while healing
continues. White. stainless ointment. Iron
clad guarantee. From your druggist or
send 81: includes postage and handling).
ALBAMOL LAB. Philadelphia FL. Pa.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30

WANT BOOMERS over week-ends and
vacations. Have bath and home cooking.
Mrs. Jacob M. Brandt, RID. fl, AnnviIle,
Lebanon Co., Pa. Phone Palmyra 8-8862.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
uTOS. TRICKS & ACCESS.

HOUSE TRAEIERS-Phi1ade only
exclusive STREAMLITE FACTORY
DEALER featuring the SUN" 81 #. tan
dem. $1995. FOB Chicago plus taxes. I'm.
mediate delivery. Also a complete line of
trailer accessories and parts. Bottle gas;
bitches installed. Trailer building and
repairing. PENNSYLVANIA TRAILEK
COACH CO., 1901 Roosevelt Blvd. DE
8-S546, 3547, 1896, Philadelphia. Pa.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30

WANTED: OLD SINGER SEWING MA.
CHIMES. Almost any condition. I pay as
high as $4,000. Write PAMRAPO PROD.
UCTS CO., 80 West Al St., Bayonne, N. J.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
NEEDLECRAFT PATTERNS
Trio Of Play Pals for Little Child

prised pup-aH cuddly, soft and
safe for baby.
Use scraps, 1.-TWO for each toyl ears
separate. Pattern 925 has transfer of
three toys: directions.
New, improved pattern makes needle
work so simple with it's charts. photos.
concise directions.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions, Slightly more time is
required in filling orders for few Of the
most popular patterns.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
WANTED 20 BUY

BOOKS-Old and modern-entire libraries
denominations and collections purchased.
Write or call w. C. BALDWIN. Lenape
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
HELP WANTED-WOMEN

4 GRADUATE NURSES wanted for gener-
al duty and supervision. 8-hour duty. Sal
airy $40 per month and full maintenance.
Good Working Conditions.
GORDON CROWELL MEMORIAL HOS
PITAL, Inc, Lincoln, North Carolina.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
CLOTHINGS, FURS, ETC.

WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
Sanforized. full cut, 172 thread per square
inch. $2.75 per shirt. Minimum shirts.
State neck and sleeve length. Direct from
factory. Marvellous valuei We pay COD.
charge. KRAMAN SHIRTS, 1920 Ave. t.,
Brooklyn 20, N. Y.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30

FATTEN HOGS FASTER by stimulating
their appetites with DR.. LeGear's Hog Pre-
scrtption. Also an ideal tonic for brood
sows and pigs. Has helped increase profits
for millions of hog raisers. Salts. guar.
Evening star., 1947-06-30
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. A-s


a taste to baked macaroni. Since
then the cheese has been pouring
in, and I and the other rats about
the house are having a wonderful
time. I want to tell Representative
Reid Murray and Milton H. Button,
director Of the Wisconsin State De-
partment of Agriculture, that the
cheese they sent me has never been
surpassed by any cheese this side
Of heaven. But to get back
to the temptation.
If a simple mention of cheese
brings in that much cheese, I Won
der why I don't mention the scarcity
of four-carat diamonds around my
house, or the crying need of nice,
fat, paid-up annuity, or how could
use a yacht, complete with blue
eyed captain. 1t would be fun to
see the postman struggling up to
my mail box with diamonds, yachts
and annuities.
If an enlightened country insists
on putting up with such a thing as
a f1libuster, why not allow the
statesmen when fllibustering to
have stand-ins a la Hollywood?
Then, instead of having to listen to
Senator Thick-Lungs make a fool
of himself, listeners could have
Lionel Barrymore, Helen Hayes
Jimmy Stewart and Bing Crosby kill
time in an entertaining and in
structive manner
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springing surprises. Mr.. Bevin, who
has had long experience in dealing
with the Soviet government, wants
to avoid leaks" which may show
prematurely a deep gulf between
the western powers and Russia.
Bad news is never too late. Hence,
Mr.. Bevin believes, there can be no
harm in keeping the public guessing
in Europe and America. If an
agreement can be reached, it will
be surprise to the world, and joy
Will be greater than if it had been
expected all the time. If, however,
Russia sabotages the conference,
some sort of innocuous communique
can be issued, saying the first parley
on the American "aid-Europe" plan
had completed its task and that
another meeting would be arranged.
Controversial Issue Raised.
From shreds of information which
reached Washington over the week
end it appears that the Soviet for
elgn minister has already brought
forward the most controversial ele-
ment in the debate: The desire that
the United States come forward
with definite offer-rather than a
vague proposal-to help Europe as
soon as the three big European
governments can devise a blueprint
for their own contributions.
The Russian foreign minister is
reported to have tackled this matter
at the first session of the ministers,
saying plan cannot be submitted
to Washington unless the full extent
Of Americas contribution is known.