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Evening star., 1947-03-01
nlLp MEN and woMsk.

CoUPLE. settled: E;h:w. and cooking; live
e !eve,y roam ana bSth Art hoori city
G0prLE. white; wife to cook and s.h.w.
hueband,. butler and houseman or chauf-
feur in family Of two: pleasant room with
private bath; nye-and-a-half-day week:
local references required; salary, 5000 per
month. In ansvertns. state exper. and
Eork willinr tc do. Boy a07-E, Star. =
Man AND Wire. coiored, to work In
private school; wife to-cooE. man to drive;
must know city: live In: good living quar-
PLANO PLAYER for oid-tinse music il,
lsree tavern: Apply Box 2S1 "a, Star. 81
kkAL ESTATE or business chance sales.
persons This enterprising firm wants
er 4 competent salesmen,. Experience pre-
ferred but not absolutely necessary II
you are in the habit Of earning Sat Least
SIQ0 week We viii be interested In you
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 1918 Vermont ave
nv. RE. 1878; 8 to o weekdays. d to j
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you Sins
" our southeastern University Choral So.
clety preparing conceft-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No charge
Give voice and phone no.. Box 341-H, Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Lesnevich Springs Big Upset
BY Stopping Fox in Tenth

fight from start to finish as though
he'd written the book, moving to
Billy's left out of reach of the
right-hand artillery, digging both
hands to the body. swapping the
challenger's chin back with jabs
and mixing him up with right
hand rockets.
From the sixth on Gus took
charge. In the tenth, he put over
right hand that the folks 10 rows
back must have felt. Although
Billy got up at eight" he was
helpless and Referee Johnny Byrne
called it q night.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. Eep,
sso ss,srn' or ssaiss so7a
With law sfr resiss siis's im a'.isss
fs fAsfISSHhi-Hets. SsfiEi exp, honest. STEADY :.
iassd sookkfEPEss kGfda AdcodkrsasSaqe III III ssae d:sr.,
sms q tax susma Ietaan, su
Ell eyesngsp payHEGss sH ss1g
BOQkKEEPER or assistant - GI desires
position, i; accounting course Completed
eesI relsIences, married, ase 81. 30,
CHAVFFEuk-Man. colored. wishes lob rs
is6msntr or Tisn bpslysts fsm,y bus sstsb
gRieaHe iae IIpino.e bIissa Pn 2sst.ur.u. pr.
ts6isa asrEwAssfb,. ssfb,s; ;eolor.a, wants position
perience food handling; buying, menu
1sHiRs 1h4aPs ssl snd percentage specially. Box
EXECUTIVE I've ASSISTANT, intelligent hard q
9ide sxesrsne essGnsss' nsoad ssnefsi educstlon
positions here and abroad, involving han
ding personnel. orsanization, warehouse
aesss Hsasbs Rss9n sooS oSsan s. .sa
ixzz-FSfJI2aKS I'VE Sf I2sS a6slc Nus CRITIC, writer
ana sri eoilector's agent, magazine article ex-
srts ssx s:s s7R fa SPY Rg si'l 0rninsi
Man, 49, legal education, considerable
BUSINESS posed s hsyng recently dis
ssesssy asaS5-fslys Box 4oSh stsr representative
Man MAN e,s2 s92nssrgs.ion tsmsksspsr material
eSss afssassF sssd j sFRane 59ss 9lse and
SsH S seahssfoa IL tea % :Ra
as . part-time salesman nights. Saturday
slon aha suhass BE- hss csE stsr salary and cos
vide * espsssncs ss n pusshas IN
h1 hlng; retail selling and merchandising food
ST :si:ssnsss sos ses-I: star. t''is ''ae:5a'
y: 'Is|3
e tRa2siEoESSdoNAL n s.nS EMSGINEEk Y invest
ment distributor organization. ideaff fup op-
peFtitnnry netigs m a1r expanding concern to secure
sales experience in air conditioning and
.ss5 HsSo b5ISs |s.Sos res,ss
Licenses: fTst-cIass. Rsdio t experience sene IL.
cludes raaio operating. radio announcing,
fae ens csrss soff ad Tsps b rsdo
smoks nor dfn hGs III II Aslnfh sou Fave
HScu IL ypui UfsaulEhLf6n LOT q man With
ts7 sais exeellsnt * s rsaio background. call At
sMiffiNG or ( RECEIVING CLERK desires
sxperisnsed; references furnishsd. z caii td
f5kpSk IL Isss sss snpsr, prefer eyer
VETERAN. g: W. psychology student. With
eato eaf wants psrt-time Job. afternoons. .TR.
i psssshy oas .s sea a.sbos sn6E 1Eb1
ass !saa e." 49, 70 dgass!a, vfsa
vETEkAE-Mechanically inclined, would
EppGAR ". WJENKEN. is5s vi w st. Sc. .ss'e'
sd sasenss sssEss ss.1s n9sna ana as aaals S
tssrrea; saT 10, Vicinity Ksnwood or Chevy Chase.
ya5EKAN VET Studsnt,, desires part;time
ssssr Can Fl MR. s93zaAsSRs. aAYRRs. DU tyasS|s SsSs
VETERAN. "a, willing worker, wishes op-
sSis gIis j 10 sssisiy you Hsss sears ] sagsrs En-
WATCH REPxIRMaS, j US l Apr. 3 yrs.
ssxfper; sfper; in or near Washington. Box 223-R,
YOUNG MAN. white, desires overseas en-
ssitoymeht; stsr best OF reference. Box 116sM.
EDUCATED. sxperisneed steno, .amanuepsls
81 saa s7so 7ssoofrespondence' reasonable rates.
3 kisxsERIENeEp AUTO SALES MGR. Once
sf Asfsh OK. ss{5 any tine. iae gro
sork kteSen msnsssr aaesefse ebsf.eooe x.h q
sSes saas a0anss,n q s,s
aaI|sahassT a|sehsslsaT. snd hsssd ce9k Has honorable
Evening star., 1947-03-01
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
M1pEkN TRtNIEd . eSsuII- -sIisafs. a
i. ii. sTsis|Ps % a'e!sSsa - an'we!ssSHs.at19sS IsOaa

subiscts taught xpproysd 81 aovsfpss ~
s|sHP*o |sP Il T. iE,ii1gI1PS ig1PS 3 .4.Si.s5E y, s
permit secured; $36: dual-confrci cars;
pptaskupa pa aa5 service. For information ,all
"a: Bar REVIEW tslnss 1885. q sr.
ssSasnss * passed approved for ''s;i.sp1 ;qs
can DIPLOMAT, cultured and With previous
teaching experience; military and aviatlon
;sEss,i:s ;ssES; ,rsSs,'E VI Ssss .. 'as.s.
o ass"sss igSf'iI 9sIcnToss AK slsff room ssa
PiAN9 IEssoNs.Ths cAkow piAso
EsreS: "a: 30ss!p p'' "'''A, i'A ',:nh
taught in your home at your convenience;
~ ssn sssF'fsss sss Ss nss s ss1
sTARfrSGim siFal Z a. NEW CLASSES OF b..,nn.,,
in piano; technique, expression and inter-
pretstien. Latest Peabody method, IA.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
sALRsAFN fcen,. j,

ifG9 CAIiBER-capsSie 81 tlFinE chafs;
ability 3 HsoSSo 81 ARMATuRE CO. als H st
sALEsMEN WANTED, experienced. with
area for large Philadelphia distributor 81
housewares, toys, juvenile wheel goods;
commission basis. Give details of ex-
SECURITY SALESMAN, experienced. we
hays plenty of auaiified leads See MR,
Evening star., 1947-03-01
A. U. Five Faces Alumni

American University will end its
home season tonight when the var
sity basket ball team meets the
Alumni five at $3.50 in the feature
of an open house in the new gym
for the grads.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SHARE PLAN-H pass, We ARRANGE ridet
II car owner. We oil your vacant selt; refs.
EXCHANGED. % Mass. sye. nv, Ri. 6e6e.
DRIVING to Los Angeles, 7.psss. 0sdfiisss
sccommodats &; leaving bet Msrch I and
9EAvfES;G9 q AME; 9iSg. fU9 West Coast IN , v..t' "
way #, 80; can take several TO hslp df.yc.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
Classified Advertising is

CIaSSltled ADVERTISING IS
the outward and visible sign
of reader confidence and re-
sponse. The Star prints
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., 1947-03-01

PROUD PRIZE PRoDUCER-Heres slade Cutter former Navy
football and boxing STAR presenting Charley Toler with The
Evening Star Trophy the outstanding senior fighter in the
Boys Club Of Washington invitation ring tourney
Also acquired by Toer the Harvey Miller Trophy for his
performance in the January IA Presentation was
last night before 200 guests the Club banquet
The
Evening star., 1947-03-01
SITUATIONS MEN end woMtN.

experienced In apartment house
MANAGEMENT would like two-bedroom apart.
ment IN exchange for services; no salary.
Box 252-R, Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-01

s1tz ssaisl;Gs:s aH saRsafas IL asfass ss ess'sas ss
SiHAEMAcisI. REGISTERED, part time. ! 2.
ss42 TSber eng sna reliable man nssd apply. ssi
RiAssisT, for aesompsnimsnt and ,seIo
mnss fpots sxpsFen1s Pe. syt
ssAs5sfzas asra aRd ssssE' ssSs .ssss ss
PIAsTsSEss PA sal S6 ssaRfsd ssa, open shoD' god
saq assssssrss eH ssSs ssS to
fLUMBER for jobbins and remodeilng,
sSsrass. sP asss Dssmit ills 4Sss
a1h gs, wssraD s.ss n.sa.ss. sss .s
no drinkers. Call co. 400 between Q
foRfEk. eoiored. must have chr: nishts.
s sr to II pm. 1924 Florida ave ne.
raEssIR, must bs expsrisneed in pressing
ment; nsa permanent position. Apply in person.
BIN: .s: .sss ss 49, asss
PRiNTER- -stoneman, nisht shift, over
psy cspa aps ph 81 Ss sUos
including o.K.'ing forms, need apply. CAL
Mr.. DAVIS, FIX. 2s41, during day: eve
PRINTING PRESSMEN and press feeders
Are you beginning to think about . perma-
nent connection for the future7 If so, the
Rzss Il poF Phss sss ths p'ss soi Is T. s
s.; at 3rd and Florida ave- --3
experience and references reauired: ex-
fcellent opportunity for promotion. ELITE
tfAuNDRY CO. 211a. 14th st. NV. Con-
RADiOMAN. 4 white. pickup and delivery:
full time. age 20 to 2b; car preferred.
Raw-pAR MAN wanted at once: ,prsfsl
iSISlsdE aSr Esgs4s IA s's 'ssA;fsHis ta e.e.ri.ne.
for fsssasss'ss soSs sosRr ss5 ~ iMsfssis. MadE.
si:stiiss. ' scri IIs "a sy:skias sFsssis: y: y:
eye., 4ekhesda. Nd No drfhtoFa d
Evening star., 1947-03-01

should seriously consider the opportunities
further details, call Mrs. Cassidy It Ma.
sf9a f?.2 s. s pes!s!oE
as4 mo i .iss e.Ii :SffssHs Hiss
LEEMoN. no. 1920 bet. D and %
TYPIsT, for public accountants. to type
tien Boz as4.J 4ps Star s.'ns age ana soesa
T5rrs5 e Desi,sn as, .gs
one week ana B pm. to II p.m the ieI-
Xfsi ApS ists ssa sts
with branch ONCE Of nationally known
Mosls Of s1fssns NJ aass 1885,
TxrsT sdsa #
Primary duties inyoiye pre2aration and
sypins Of, Of NOD model life i,nssgranse prosrams;
group iiis % INSURANCE and ressrsment as bels
hts. 3a-hour week: soed startins salary;
hds isth ana f e. q asem geo
sps y ar .e M
permanent, position, pleasant working
sGRGyItiens' 2T,y rs sidsy ss.s week call MRS css-
. sSAS1Nt sI.enSaS pgSAsAchf
RSDs oass.sPt tpkSa sfoE geo Rss
ment ONCE. II P st. ne. II
TYFIST. insurance office; 4-hour day. s.
day week. Sl00 Der mo. Box 5f-J. Star.
TYPIsr. general once worker, experienced;
5-day wk., GOOD starting salary, pleasant
working conditions. Apply THE ROSS CO.,
TfTIsT, Is hours . week. HUFF pUFlI-
eating CO.. 1909 L st. NV. I'll
TYPIST-Full or part time, arrange your
own hours; give fu,l particulars. Box 30
TYPIsI-cLERK. 5-day 4o-hr. wk.: exper.
on adding machine: excel workine coild, !:
chang, for adyancement, Apply coLuM-
wAITREss-CoUNTER GIRL. exper.. de-
psnaaDis aaa clean. Apply dEoRoEss
WAITRESS. white; must be experienced
and furnish references; position in Ariing-
ton. Va; excellent salary and tips. Apply
4015 So 2Sth st. TIE, OOgS. ID
WAITRESSES, sxperiencsd: good sslagy
RANT. 3Is2 Wilson blvd. ArI -.
sood pay: daywcIk. Apply 2s0T wilson
WOMAN. middle AGED. nice home with
ecmptnsation, for companion to conyas
Evening star., 1947-03-01
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOMPANIED. tpianist). for prominent
voice studio; afternoon. work. unusual op-
@ .oSf SREsSfonosaS.1y5. az ID.
6DWAb 6SD5ss ASD iE9RlazKHspRt EaKop SsS.s $685. sth as1
ARTIsTg MODEL for life class NATIONAL
sI ssS2EaoLs sSSkKfspEA.l H2 aSsl e.t.Dj,b.t
ssea sss ess.s ss i.sui sdas week f0SS
bEAuTIcfANS. must be experienced, all
around operators, with following pre-
BRUCE MAiRDREssERs. RA. 44os. '-. -22 :
curist, full Or part time. FRED fHE HAIR
erYL1sT at Philipsborn. 60S 18th st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN fer downtown shop, with
sioss. LIE sTupio iesoa' op HAIR xSr bEs1aN sGoal
ma asa NJ Washington Y aS. slds RssR aaa $50, 18th
osasssSHRa ssssr GHRssst0 Hss Apply
.sSd esls psI Sg
BEAUTY OPERAToks taI salary plus
sfedo a9ao sSN ssSss sto sio fsss e.
ssii s Az Az @ @S!ss q 81. siigSs'n''0' sigs. = .
1zppIs to Nh ousFf 1905 1905 4 4 s. t1ssnssS NV. NJ.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14
Your Name and Mine

members of that family are, sure
ly, at home in Dickinson County.
The first Overs, of course, dy-
ed cloth.
The Fullers were those who
trampled cloth.
The first Halls lived near or
in the biggest house in the COM
munity
Meade was given as name to
those who dwelt in meadows.
There was once a man known
as Phillip. In some way part of
those who came after him were
known as Phillips, and others be
came members of the Phipps
family.
In little English valley many
hogs were raised. This place was
called a swine dell, and those
people who lived there were call
ed SWindalls.
Yates comes from an old Eng
lish word which meant gate.
Wright was workman, and
Taylor tells its own story.
Renew Your Subscriptic:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14
You Will Find Security In
Home Ownership
INVESTIGATE TODAY!

AZ Acre Farm and Rooms, 6
miles west of Haysi, Va. Terms.
AZ of which 2 acres are gently
rolling, 80 acres cleared, balance
in saw and mining timber. Two
springs. All rooms on one floor.
Poplar trim, oak floors, walls are
sheetrocked. Near stores, schools,
etc. Price $4,000. No. 1870
New Rooms, lot, Rt. Ga, Allen
Va. Weatherboarded house and
is painted, wood pillar founda-
ton, all rooms on one floor, pine
floors and trim. Lights. Fronts
on highway. Near post office,
stores, etc. Price $3.50. No. 7O87
4 Room Log and Boxed House,
A acres of land, South of Ere
mont, Va Wood pillar foundation,
pine trim, oak floors, walls sheet
rocked. 2 acres are level, house
in fair condition. Has orchard of
about 100 trees. Price $11O0.
No. 1888
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14

4-room house, 100 acres OF
land, Haysi, Va. 80 acres are gent
ly rolling 81 acres hillside. Some
saw timber. Orchard of about 100
trees, Barn, granary and poula4 J
house. House is weatherboarded
and has stone foundation, all
rooms on one floor, oak floors,
poplar trim and wall are ceiled.
Located on an unimproved road,
10 miles of Haysi, Va. Price
$4,000. No. 6972.
Groom house, IS acres, Dick
enson county. Weatherboarded
and painted, cement block foun-
dalton. All rooms on one floor,
pine trim, oak floors, walls sheet
rocked. Finished basement, and
lights. Is new and in good con-
dition. 20 acres gently rolling, 8
acres pasture. Located on gravel
and dirt road. Price $4500.
No.6971.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14
JAMESTOWN NEWS

Mrs. Lowell Beverly, Mrs.
Rosa Beverly, Mrs. Beulah Crab
tree and Leona Beverly were din
ner guests of Mrs. Maynard Bev-
erly Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Blanken-
ship, of West Virginia, are visit
ing at the home of Luther Yates.
Mrs. Maynard Beverly and Bob
by and Donald Beverly visited
Mrs. Delcia Dotson and Mrs.
Floyd Branham of Pound, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Yates, Mrs.
James Stratas and Mrs. Ruth
Beverly visited Mrs. Laura Willis
of Georges Fork Thursday.
Emerson Mullins has been in
Dante hospital for the past week.
He is very sick.
Tenny Fleming had the mis-
fortune to have a foot broken
and badly crushed in the mines
at Clinchco Saturday.
Gussie Mullins, Nevelyn Null
ms and children and Mrs. Dave
Bray visited Emerson Mullins at
Dante on Thursday and Sunday.
Wanda and Betty Yates visit
ed relatives on Bold Camp Sum-
day.
Elders Rose and Martin will
conduct services at Valley View
on Sunday night.
Mrs. James Stratas and Edna
and Faye Hill called on Mary
land and Eva Yates Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Ted Layne was taken to
the hospital Friday, and is report
ed seriously i'll.
Kyles Mullins returned home
Tuesday to enter school after
a vacation in California.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14
skeetrock News

A family reunion was held at
the home of Madison Sluss on
August 10. Relatives present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Null
Inns and three children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Dutton and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sluss and
little son of Bluefield, Mrs. w.
E. Carpen of Bluefield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Sluss, Adna, Hazel,
Chancellor and Regina Sluss.
Other guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Mullins, Mr..
Mckinley Smith and Carol Duty.
Mrs. Radford Mullins and chill
dren were visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Artrip, Mon
day.
Homer Stone and family of
Kentucky visited his mother,
Mrs. Belle Stone, over the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sluss and
son and Mrs. w. E. Carper visit
ed at the home of Leonard Sluss
Tuesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14

6 rooms, "a acres, Clintwood,
Va. Is weatherboarded, has wood
and stone foundation, oak trim
and floors, walls are ceiled. Has
finished basement, nice lawn, and
is one of the best homes in Dick
enson county. 2 miles to grade
school, near post office, etc. Has
orchard. Price $4,000. No. 1914
1874 acre Farm and 4 Room
house, located on Lick Creek in
Dickinson County, Va. II acres
are gently rolling, 1872 acres hill
side, rs acres cleared, SO acres
in mining timber. Orchard, four
springs. Has barn and granary,
in fair condition. House is cinder
block with concrete foundation.
Not quite completed. Near pas
senger bus, schools, stores etc.
6 miles from Haysi On macadam
and gravel road. Price $4,000.
No. 1914
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14
Notice of Application For
3.2 Beer License

Notice is hereby given that
Bonnie Fleming, trading as Ben
ME Fleming, at his place of bus
mess at mouth of Crabtree Fork,
Long Fork, Va, intends 10 apply
to the Virginia Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Board for license to
sell 80 beer, for on and off prem
ises consumption, at the above
named location.
This Aug. IA, 1947.
(Signed) Bonnie Fleming.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14

Cleophus Vanover, good citizen
of Skeetrock, was business Wis
itor in town today, and called in
to take the Herald for the COM
ing year.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-14
whats In A Name"

Well, there is always a story,
and each family name "has a
meaning all its own"
In olden times, person had
only one name. There was Peter,
John, Mark and James among
the Apostles, and each had no
other name. Finally, during the
Middle Ages, there became so
many Johns, for example, that
there had to be some way of tell
ing them apart. One of these
Johns was the son of Andrew and
he was called John, Andrews
son. That was gradually short
ened to Anderson. Another John
was, by occupation, a baker and
he became known as John, the
Baker, and thus there came the
surname borne by so many peo-
pie. Here was John who lived
on a hill. John, of the Hill, begat
sons whose last name was Hill.
One of the Johns was very tall.
They called him John, the Long.
His descendants bear the sur
name of Long.
One would have to know sew
eral languages to get the story
behind all the family names of
Dickinson County. The people of
these hills are a mixture of Eng
lish, Scotch, Welsh, Irish and Ger
man blood To mention few,
Colley, Fuller and Stanley are
English names. Mccoy, Suther-
land, Buchanan and Fleming are
Scotch. Owens and Hughes are
Welsh, Kiser and Counts are
German.
The Mullins people, whom the
Lord must have loved, have
name that goes back to France.
Moulin is the French word for
Mill. Jean Desmoulins meant
John of the Mills. Jean came to
England, the the name of his
sons hardened, or softened, into
Mullins.
Someone lived near red
cliff. He became a Radcliffe, and
thus we have the name of Rat
cliffe, or simply Ratliff.
We can judge that the sons of
Robin became Robinson.
The first Smiths were, natural
ly, workers in metal.
Some meadows either were
near cliffs or were sprinkled with
stones. The people who lived on
these meadows, or leas, were
called Stone Leas, and that name
became Stanley.
In the western past of England
a small stream was called a
syke. Those who lived along
these streams took the name of
Sykes.
The first Fletchers were MAX
ers of arrows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-04
Chapter II


Jeff spent a restless night on a
y cot in the back room Of the State
Patrol Office. At seven the follow
Ing morning he caught the early
bus back to McCloud. Linda met
him with the gelding: her eyes
slid over him appraisingly. So
$50 you didn't find, him?"
I jeff forced q tired smile. "Am I
a. transparent as all that? Yes,
/ found him, Linda, but it was too
late"
Her eyes became the clear mir
rored blue of lake water. "You
mean that Amos Larabee is
dead?"
He nodded soberly. dead with
. neat round bullet hole through
his temple"
"Oh JEFF. I'm 50 sorry
$50 am I. Sorry that a clean. de-
cent, harmless old fellow who
lived by the code of an honest
man should. meet a violc--.... death
because Of my thoughtlessness and
stupidity"
Linda's hand relinquished the
reins and crept to her throat. For
q moment she seemed unable to
speak. "Then it was murder?"
eyes. The police don't seem te
think so, but after few tests
believe they'll come around to my
way Of figuring. Whitley Evans, 8
friend of mine, is going to man
me report as soon as he gets tht
facts"
She reached over and touched
his arm briefly. "Jeff. Pm si
sorry, / know that in a way it's {
personal loss for you"
"Oh Lord, Linda, ] was such
fool! Such a fool! If I'd only KEEP
Z my mouth shut Amos would b.
alive today. And yet it never oc
CURED to met still doesn't seen
possible" f
A series of Fuckers appeared
between her level brows.
'Tm afraid ! don't under
He increased Stars pace as the.
entered the defile where Brashe
had taken shot at him; Linda
mare was forced to a fast cante
to keep up with the gelding. Nov
that he knew the calibre of tn
men he dealt with, jeff decide,
against all unnecessary risks. TIL
Hardys must not become involves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-04

refined their horses to one side OF
the road to let the car pass, ous
instead il slowed down beside
them. Young Gentry was at tns
wheel with the houseguests Jen
and Linda had met at the party.
occupying the other seats. he
leaned out, grinning genialiy.
"Hey, I'm taking this tribe up
to Phoenix but I'll be back ~
day or two. How about coming
over then and trying. out DADS
new swimming pool?" n"
sounds wonderful, Linda
agreed with enthusiasm. JEFF felt
a twinge of surprise at her atti-
tude, then tried to accept the INV.
tation with equal cordiality. but
he was unable to keep the cool
mess Of his thoughts from creep.
| ing into his tone of voice. Gill
Gentry looked surprised and
Monica pulled up her coat collar
with an exaggerated gesture.
"Brrr," she Knocked. And ]
thought this was a hot day.!
After they had driven on, Linda
smiled at jeff. you're not very
good at hiding your feelings. are
sAfraid not" His voice was still
frosty. ".But you certainly sound.
ed as if you meant to accept
Gentry's Offer
Il did. After all, Gill and Mon
Iica are not responsible for their
fathers actions. :. It would be a
shame to spoil ellis good time by
refusing him friendship when
there are so few young people
laround here"
JEFF lips thinned to tight
line. Especially when Gill Gentry
is a good looking guy with plenty
of. what it takes" he added sar-
lcastically. :.
ayes, he is, very good looking"
i considering your opinion OF
his father should think it would
be little hard to accept his hos
Didn't you ever hear that
there's more than one way to skin
/ jeff didn't answer and a mali
cious twinkle fingered in Linda's
eyes, but she spurred her mare
ahead and jeff saw only the firm
straight line of her back. He
|, drowned. wondering at the strange
inner dismay that seemed to have
gripped him.
4 (Te be continIedl
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for their customers to be calm
there is no shortage on their side
of the street.
In time the truth comes out.
Some of the wind is being remov-
ed from the sails of the boys who
argufy that the Govt. should get
into the electric and dam busl-
ness, bigger and bigger.
This Shasta business is accent
ing that we just about voted
okay last November-when we
got skeptical about the Govt. get
ting too big. Now it is up to US
voters to keep our new con-
gresham there in Potomac-land,
on the beam-and on his own
platform, the one he got In on.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA.