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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18
INCEST PEOPLE
Continued from Page Two)

Continued from rage l"o)
of conviction, a painful deter
mination to be decent, and min
OF miracle"
"Then you don't feel people
ever truly changer" l asked.
"You know better than to ask
that" said the judge. Spend
more time in my court and you'll
see the same old faces returning
again and again
"You know" he continued, "a
drunk can go years without a
drink. But he can't go ten min
utes withsut the desire for one.
It's the same with all other hun
gers. Abstinence can be long Du'
rarely complete.
doctors know that but it
doesn't bother them. Lawyers
know that and make money from
the weakness. Preachers know
it but never admit it."
The judge paused to look at the
people who hurried along he busy
street.
People are amazing" he said
If you look into their minds
you'd see the most ugly things
There are far more unpleasant
people in this world than there
are decent ones. In every per
sons mind is a swamp of horrible
impulses which only fear OF pub
lie shame keeps in check"
.'You sound soured," | said
Has Don caused that"
"He tried to make fool OF
me-" said the judge. at is hard
to forgive that. It'll be a long
time before l go out on a hmD
for someone else. But I'll weak
en- one day, l suppose, and RISK
nv neck trying to help one OF
those poor kids.
1.-The hope of actually helping
to correct someone someday Is
the only thing which keeps a
truly good person sane," l said
"That's true" said the judge
cts dim hope but there is a
slight chance. What a wonderful
reward there must be for the te"
who fulfill it."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18

Tommy Lee, supervisor OF the
Leroy Lee stores has assumed the
management of the local store.
Ralph Williamson who has been
in charge of the store for the
past several months left early IN
the week to accept position in
distant town.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18

A meeting of the Order of the
Eastern Star on last Monday eve
ming, July 9TH, in the lodge hall
had Mrs. Mae Thomas, district
deputy in charge of ceremonies.
She was assisted by w. A. Thorn
as, past patron of the Chadbourn
chaDter.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18

A purebred OIC pig project is
being conducted in Franklin coun-
ty with eight purebred OlC gifts
and one boar being distributed
to All Club members in the
county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18
HOMEMAKERS CLASS

class and the Business Woman's
The Homemakers Sunday school
circle of the Mount Taor Baptist
church will meet at the residence
of Mrs. R. T. Bruton on Thursday
evening, July "a at S O'Clock. All
members, both active and honor
arv are invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18

Mrs. C. L. Chestnut and daugh-
ter. Sarah Gayle, of Conway Wis
tied Mrs. Bessie Byrd Sunday.
Mrs. Byrd and Miss Kate Byrd
accompanied them to Loris where
they visited Mrs. Byrd's sister,
Mrs. N. Nj. Rogers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18

Mrs. V. C. Ward returned from
Myrtle Beach Tue/ay evening at
ter spending several days there
in the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Leo F. Thompkins.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18

The oil base for DOT used for
industrial purposes is inflam-
mable; therefore it is wise to put
out all open fires when spraying
with DOT.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18

A two-gallon waterer should
be provided for each so chicks
and one inch of feed trough
space for each chick.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-18

Mrs. M L. McClimon viii is at
tending summer school at E.C.T.C'
at Greenville, spent the week
end at her home here.
x
Miss Mary Cecile Ward of Bla-
denboro was dinner guest in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. White
Sunday.
X X X X
Mrs. Phillips HARRISON and
Mrs. j. Percy Brown visited Phil
lips HARRISON, who is patient at
the Veterans hospital in Fayette-
vile Tuesday.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-10-24
81 e HOUSEHOLD
20 20 / lIIlTSEEHZz

A thick layer of newspapers
placed over the springs of bed
protects the mattress.
When the paste on an envelope
does not stick, use clear nail pol
ish. This will seal the envelope,
and the nail polish cannot be
steamed open.
Stubborn mustard stains on
white linen can be banished if the
cloth is boiled in water in which
is dissolved one teaspoon of wash
ing soda to each quart of water.
Your cedar chest does a fine job
Of protecting linens and woolens
from moths. No need to line cedar
chests with shelf paper. Such
practice impedes flow of moth-kill-
ing cedar vapor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-10-24
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
E4gprs7R ,ai,ing dnniio, brock

Pattern No. 1924 comes In sizes II. n
-, IA. 16 and 10. Size u, cap sleeve
324 yards Of IS or 39.inch.
The Fall and Winter FASHION Coz.
tains wealth Of sewing Information 10
every home acknowledgement featureS
free pattern printed inside the book. q
cents.
Send your order to:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-10-24

EDITORS NOTE: ibis NeWspats,
through special arrangement witb tbs
Washington Bureau of Western NeWspa.
per Union at 1916 Eye Street, N. W.,
Washington, D. c, is able to bring read.
ers ibis weekly column ON problems Of
tho veteran and serpieeman and bis fani-
". Questions may be addressed to tho
above Bureau and they will be ansWered
IN subsequent column. No replies can
be made direct by mail, but only in tho
column Which will appear in this neys-
paper reenlarlv.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-10-24

PTSIZED ATLAS Mighty atom Of the weighlting
Joe Depero the American team
grunt heave took the international worlds
weightng championships Philadelphia
inches boosted weighing
practically muscle,
which makes him quite a little
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
Burned-out clearinghouse worker
says whole community is fretrap


the if w be- o find the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
Illinois still leeds
i'm rent boosts

..WASHINGTON-Illinois still
leads the nation IA the number
of rent increases. Frank r.
Creedon. federal housing ex-
pedifer. announced here this
week.
Led by the Chicago real es-
tate trust. Illinois landlords got
rent boosts on 27.7 per cent of
their controlled dwelling units.
Trailing far behind was the
next state. Wisconsin. with a
l7.4 per cent average. Only
So per cent of New York's
rents have been increased.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
PouItry-Iess doy
Ioys an egg
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - tFP) -
Cold storage warehouses across
the nation are bursting with
surplus eggs. both dried and
frozen as the new "eat less"
campaign moves into high gear.
with its eggless Thursdays sure
to drag more thousands of doz-
ems into the refrigerated stor-
age plces.
The administration conserva-
tion plan. if it works 1009o. will
bring drop of egg consump-
lion RUNNING 500 thousand
dozen a year. while the nation
now has an overproduction of
eggs of approximately 800 thou
sand dozen annually.
All of these eggs have been
bought up by the Department
of Agriculture in its price sup
port program which is designed
to take enough hen fruit off
the market TO keep prices at
80 percent of parity.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
StaIingrad heroes
now viIIians?'- TayIor

PORTLAND, Ore. - FP) = 81
cannot believe that the heroes of
Stalingrad have become the vii
lains of the Kremlin suddenly and
overnight. There is something
funny somewhere" Sen. H. Tay-
lor Cd, Idao told the Oregon CLIO
convention here.
"The something funny" Taylor
said, is American foreign policy,
which he charged was bolstering
reaction all over the world and
depriving us ''of every friend we
ever had"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
Mine-MiII vote
folly storts Nov. }

Official tabulation of its Oct.
6 referendum election of inter
national officers will begin Nov.
3, the CLIO Mine, Mill and Smelter
Workers union announced this
week. Counting of the ballots and
announcement of the results will
be opened that day by special
nine-man '.canvassing committee
elected at the unions ST. Paul
convention late in August.
John Clark, one of the unions
two vice presidents and current
ly acting secretary treasurer, was
the unopposed candidate for the
presidency. The union represents
more than 100000 workers in the
non-ferrous metal industries of
In addition to voting on four top
national offices and nine board
memberships, the unions mem
bers voted on series of proposed
changes in their constitution.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

The convention will be held
Nov. 7, 8, and 9 at Roosevelt Col
lege. Now officers and the execu-
tive committee will be elected at
the convention.
Ken Pettus, present chairman,
will not be a candidate for re
election.
THE AREA ave program on
national and local affairs, as well
as on veterans issues, will be
drawn up at the convention.
The convention will consider
proposals advanced by the area
platform committee, headed by
Ira Kipnis.
The draft proposals include as
major points demands that:
. Action be taken by federal,
state, and city officials to put an
end to evictions, alleviate the
housing shortage, and
. Re-impose rent controls.
. Price controls be returned.
. Legislation be passed abolish
ing restrictive covenants.
. The state pass a law outlaw
ing injunctions in labor disputes
. The city bring about elimina-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

by Gary shoppers in the Oct. 8
demonstration.
Twenty women-wives of CLIO
steel workers-staged an empty
shopping bag" parade on lower
Broadway, Gary's busiest shopping
district, during rush hours.
Slogans printed on the flat shop
ping bags read:
Not the workers, the farm
ers. the middle men cause high
prices; curb MONOPOLY" and
Steel workers have been eat
ing too little meat already: Re-
store price controls"
JOSEPH COIN. director of the
Gary sub-district, USA-CIO, con-
graduated the women who assem-
bled in Phillip Murray Hall after
the days signature drive had been
completed.
"Your first picket line against
high prices has been a success, .
he told them. "What we need to
do now is enlist more housewives
in this campaign against the food,
and clothing, and rent profiteers."
The full resources of the Gary
Sub District are at your dis
posal in this fight you are max
ing which is, actually. part of
the same fight your husbands
are making against the steel
corporations for decent wages"
Eugene Schwartz, progressive
candidate for mayor, also ad-
dressed the women and expressed
his warm support of their cam
paign to restore price controls.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

ton of the police labor detail and
the immediate removal of Capt.
Barnes from the field of labor re-
lations."
. Illinois Congressman work
for repeal OF the Taft-Hartley law.
"a state fair employment
practices law FEPC) be passed.
"a four-year senior college be
established in Chicago.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

Those were the words of Joe
Taper, 43, boiler house mechanic,
Wilson Local rs, United Packing
house Workers. of America, when
he was interviewed by The Chi
cago Star last week, after his
home and belongings were COM
pletely destroyed by fire.
Victim of the seventh fire in
his immediate neighborhood with
in the past six months, Taper,
his wife, Clare, and three children,
barely escaped death, when rub
bish fire in a vacant lot spread
to the two-story frame shanty at
4520 Marshfield av., last Monday
morning at 8 am.
TAPER and his family were
second-floor tenants in the build
ing, which is owned by Stanley
LickuS.
Our dog. Jelly. woke my
daughter. Georgiana tl4l and
she saw flames in the vacant
LOT. finally got my family out
of the building. then found the
steps were flaming. I had to
jump through a window. There
was only the one exit"
Taper continued: "That build
ing must have been at least 80
years old. When we moved in
think ! must have used so pounds
of nails to fix the floors, the walls,
the roof-everything. The movers
wouldn't even bring up our re-
frigerator until we had the stairs
repaired.
"A FIRE in another building
owned by our landlord at 4522
Marshfield, put three families out
into the street just a short time
ago. Why doesn't the fire depart
ment investigate these cases?"
Taper was forced to move into
the shanty at 4520 Marshfield av.,
IA months ago, when he was evict-
ed from an apartment where he
had resided for four years.
The Taper family is living
temporarily with Mrs. Tapper's
sister, at APO S. Francisco av.
There, the five Tappers are liv-
ing with eight other people in a
six room apartment.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
COP ticket
Tuff- Reufher
boom for >48!

Walter Reuther the right-wing president of the Clio
United Auto Workers. found himself coupled this week
with one of labors worst enemies-Sen Robert A. Taft.
The Star learned that group of Chicago business
are booming the two Republican presidential
ticket for 1913.
p H. Morris & Associates Chicago public rela-
lions firm have been retained to launch about
ptgn for the Taft-Reuther ticket.
Morris told the Star:
81 can't tell you who the hackers, but they
prominent Chicagoans-the SOBER serious type"
The Morris agency released statement which
declared that Reuther would be the ideal running mate
for Taft because he has Shown his appreciation of the
U. S. Free Enterprise System, is ant-PAC and advo
cate of the theory of higher wages being tied to higher
production"
The statement further declared that "in private
conversation" Reuther had indicated that he does not
make wholesale blanket Indictment against the
Taf-Hartley Act"
"Mr. Reuther's stand labor-mana cement prob
lens is nearly akin to Mr. Tafts than generally
recognized"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

More than a thousand pos.
cards, demanding that President
Truman and Senator Capehart do
something more effective about
runaway living costs than pro-
claim meatless Tuesdays and mild
.ly reprove profiteers, were signed
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18

Foreign revenues for American
investors in 1916 were 33 per cent
higher than the previous year and
rs per cent above the Sab million
wartime high of 1914.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
SteeIworkers' PEA stoges
Cory shopping bogporode

AYSpaked by successful Gary shoppers demonstration
Thursday afternoon Oct g. plans being
the Toeon Political Action
America Go recruit
combat high prices
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
Elect delegates to
oreo AVG convention

of elections delegates
place
this week
Evening star., 1947-12-31
LOTS FOR SALE (cont. ,

as LOTS, SILVER SPRING. MD.-s625
each II you can use the entire group;
slightly higher in groups of 10 or more;
terms can be arranged; sewer and water
available. Some streets to grade; ready
for immediate developing. Call MIR.
CASEY. evenings. OIL. 0662. -31
TUXEDO, MD: near Cheverly-3 adtoin-
be bought separately with small down pay
with builder, SENATE REALTY CO.. 1909
Eys Na.M &; w. p.IK Ex 22ao t,e,, ,ots ,@ooal @ n
feet, $50. City rater, electricity, phone.
Builders attention invited. Bladensburg
I'd, to Peace Cross-out Defense hwy. >
miles to large, sign .'Lanham Park At
Office Office on left SIDE Of Defense hwy Gflfe
fPf1 fHoMAs W sha aAIhaY Suhess Probe HYattssille
lyon vIILAGE@Home site. 80 IT. wide;
over 100 TT. deep, located in heart ,,,9 of
soS REzMY. PIT. iI5a et North fh IrVinr s.,
nfsEen HAVE a NuMsER esoe of Excellent lots for
sale. also acreage of various sizes rea,
STss s9nably y,S Sr!ced For, For appointment call
GHfxY ths hiSf 70 fA0Hs @
te transportatiq schools; numereeus gu
rochial School. Minimum so frontage
s5s5o a Sfs to sf: :oSo SoD'n Also few large ioss
the Columbia Country club-average
raontass Sc or mSIe Sn to Il sGrs ayal
Boothby tevenings. EN-. 334s). THos; !.
FISHER SS CO. INC. Realtors, DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
TRAlLERS.

A DREAM ON WHEELs-Just arrived, the
beautiful 194S Indian Super Chief, S2-It.
luxury home with shower, twin beds h. ~: w.
sf a1f Of Ss soWn is hs s 1ndan
tain. and for s1.645 the famoHs o'g.rd lSI11t At
mede ae for v other new
tionally known makes on display. plus
large selection Of new and used luggage ana M
home coaches. A. B. C. TRAILER SALES
You'LI Your B Be N SIMPLY AMAZED when you
and and Carefully care designed trailer coaches. in
Americas leading manufacturers: prices
snd sizes to ttv met nsed
MsTylsaS; HsTo Tower 5os5. ,. .,rn,.n.
In rs snd
SaSvzsb saa 5SIHs sssa u L. s5$R5a IT,
islsRh0ns NE% AND Dover usEb aheS' HOME TRAILER
coaches, built by. sehult, Travelo Ameri-
ment na ' plsn; bettied-gas stoves, hot-water
GROVE GROVE HrR TSAIER couRI. on Route e. j.
e4s n s1TosaL sSHfe & AMI ANp .rsers
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
SALES, 6oo9 Balt. ave. Riverdale. Md,
TRAILER: suitable for 3: approx 20 It.;
q bargain for 5000 or make offer. VI.
CGRTIss- WRIGHT TRAnERs-The COM
plete de luxe apartment, sleeps 6: shower,
ssi saa Sc ssa 5Nc
6RExM S ENsts oh M5 To arryea the
foot luxury home with shower, hot water
twin beds: also the 27-foot Indian Chief
tain, the nationally famous Trotwood de
luxe, with ELECTRIC refgr, Sl,645; standard
Trotwood. Sl,425. ~ For -, neg ;, and ne ,Me nSed
HOUSE TRAILER for sale; $3.50 or best
offer; can be seen Jan. lst. at 20 East
Windsor ave. Alexandria. Va. i
LIBERTY TRAILERS-Sleeps people;
with complete bath-a real apartment.
HEETER- WALDEN TRAILER SALES, Bal
timore blvd. Berwyn, Md, TO. Sill. -,
LIGHT INSULATED TRAILER, must sell
at sacrifice: immediate possession: price,
$l,35O; late model ss1 Greenwood aye
NEW UNITED DE LUXE, % ft.. beautiful
birch interior. all-aluminum exterior, in
sulated throughout, 5-inch floor bottled.
gas stove electric refrigerator. f1uorescent
lighting, electric brakes. Illuminated door
handles, and many patented features not
found in any other trailer; S2.595 de-
livered complete. VAIL TRAILER SALES
THE AMERICAN TRAILER co. takes this
opportunity to wish all trailer owners and
friends q happy and prosperous New Year
CO, INC, 4o30 Wis. ave. NV, phone
HONE MADE TRAILER, 1-ton. $40. TIE
Evening star., 1947-12-31

DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE, S-story.
bFss Outside svSa oa 1ds % as. AL afsr.Rs ang .as
serNe seSe tIOm eocs s4S soaee vcoR sGt
ING; ING; 7S4 9th asst st. NV Apply bldg. ONCE or
o,IIIlH OFFICES B AVAILABLE, single or suites: 12-
story Dupont Circle office bldg; lS44 Conn. COM,
an ane premses GIse ags phone p0ss Ap 300 ' 0'
OFFICE RIM. TO RENT. 14x1s. S35 per
mo-; lst FIR. 4o4 9TH st. NV. d. 1858.
1900 EYE ST. N.w.--a floors of approxi-
mately 4,S00 square feet each, as. an en-.
tirety or by the floor; all services included
%AEK sis' + NJ %s57S RI
S75 a month. Leasing dept. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV, NE
DOCToRs-DENTIsTs - Attractive ONCE
suite in modern IL 1-story bldg, in heart of
medical center. near Doctors. Emergency
G W. Hesptss ee ssors asa Sen
PARK PARK Lane Ian Bldg. so25 Eye s. nv or esll
leasing dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN q co,
1sth 1sfa kNp s. Rs srs. Mt N.W4 Sso large attrac-
tive, bright rooms. redecorated, in busy
feS Eo ssMf1BaE ss co 14dS
hARGE [ Fsi An AND N Small OFFICES uols YER
ave nyNeyy sG 1sdsc Hios
sonable rent LEO M BERNsTEIN 4 co,
l415 < st. n,;,, nv; NJ; ~; 54oo ,,, 81
mo ss Hes Suite sdS .ves
suitable for law firm. newly redecorated;
immed. poss. Leasing dept, LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. $500
LARGE AND SMALL OFFICE SUITES avail
able Il 4th and SITS. n;w)-!-story once
BLDG eompletely TsTSsslsd Apply sIng
K st. NV. NE 800. ~ 81
FOR RENT, ONCE space OF, rm., bookkeeper
and phone service available. RE. 1898
LARGE ROOM in elevator building. $50
50. IT., well lighted; reasonable; short-term
hase; lease; mr. 14th and New York ave, NA.
70 sUBLET-Tastefully furnished office.
phone ssTvce IN rena see
E sqlt tsnsss RoRE5Es
SUITE containing about 400 So IT., down
SSSR RE2I1 s'1ss' &C. Ss 1Sa is e.
sfLvfR sn Fl SPRING Offices and suites for
rent. S55 UP. sH. 3490; ewes, sH. 1884.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-rwo large
rms. with bath and storage space ad-
nond nd fS% oor ui9ss lssf 81 81 es M Hx 56o
near Dupont Circle. over 500 50. TT: bath
included: 3rd floor, front. 500 per mo.
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST CO,
real estate dept; Ma 4sd5. an, ~3l
aa5s saa ONE a E5r s ts5 Gan s M tss e
6EsIRABLE Wis. ave, location; office space
singly or group of 3 rms. attractively
furn. with new steel furniture or unfurn:;
reasonable rental. OR. 1922 or WI. 1867.
OFFICES in doyRoT1 l0sation c sG}
1867 II ST. NV. I(Medical centerl-s
rms. pvt. bath, utilities included; $50
month D. E. BARRY. ME. 2025. .
ATTRACTIVE SUITE containing 8 rms,
prand- new. heat and light furnished; $500
per month or can rent separately j
MCKINNEY BERRY & SON. 1868 Wis
LAWYER, IA years experience. preferrins
ONCE practice, desires association with
trial lawyer on nonpaFtnefshiD mutual IT
haKGf taies fRs5e pGPkEx EPT ;6 6reE fsE nos
available for tmmed. occupancy in down
Town modern bldg. Call RE. 1910 Wed;
Fri and Sat. between 10 and 5 pm. %
ONE 12x9 S25 and one 14x13 at $40;
newly decorated fiuorescent lighting, plenty
of windows Ideal for engineer. architect,
l4a5 lrying " ST. NV" Commercial Building.
OFFICE near 18th and n,w-First floor.
estate, lawyer. mig. etc. Call Mr..
Evening star., 1947-12-31
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1905 R. i. AVE Ne, 1st commercial zone
"A snug little property for a business
stand: now converted to three apartments;
rental value S2,136 per year; garage;
alley. This is, good business spot; No
Inspection by appointment. Quoted price,
S1G500. MOORE e. HILL CO.. S04 18th
new YEAR sPECIAL-4-family brick, un-
furn., white tenants: inc, S230 a month;
S17,25O. Call GE. 1912. 81
1116-1120 18th ST. NV stores and
rooming house: income. Ss,340 yr.: no ex-
pense to owner: 3 tenants only; long leases;
roomine house operator pays for ian heat @
REALTY CO, 1o1s 10th st. NV, RE
18th AND G SITS. NV, Geo. Wash. U. area
A constant income producing property: b
story and bsmt. brick bldg; 12 rms. 4
baths; arranged in s apts., furnished; new
h.-w oil heating plant: bids. in good con-
LEO NJ; BERNsTE1N O. CO, 1415 K St.
Excel. HH; III INVESTMENT HtEsssEN BuY-e-tamiiy Oct.
brick; oil h-w.h. income, $500 per mo-;
price. S15.95O. S. R. MARTIN & CO.,
Realtors. exclusive DU. 1885, ewes, GIL
f.fAMfkY ai TE1 1is APT.-Brick, center hall, each
apt. consisting of 2l2 rooms, kitchen and
tiled bath: oil auto: heat: annual ineome. ONE.
Call .Mr, Fairbairn:, with CONNER g.
RYoN: INC, a27 18th st. NV. RE. 3216;
ewes, HO. 1000. 81
GEORGETOWN-Corn brick apt. house
of stories, handsomely restored. Call
MI, Sn14 for appointment, A
Evening star., 1947-12-31
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
AULD LANG SYNE

Bobbie Burns, greatest of Scottish
poets, wrote the immortal Aud
Lang Syne" in 1888 and set the
poem to the music OF an old and
simple folk tune. The song has be-
come Americas anthem of the New
Year. And tonight, at the stroke Of
twelve, wherever we have gathered
with our families and friends, we
shall clasp hands and raise our
voices in the grand old hymn Of
kindness and fond remembrance.
But most of us will get the words
wrong, and almost all Of us will mis-
pronounce "auld lang syne," Scot
tish phrase meaning literally "old
long SINCE" hence, times long past.
First of all. auld does not rhyme
with "howled" nor with bold" The
proper rhyme is with called" Syne
should not begin with the sound Of
g." but with the sound Of IS" as IN
Sign" Correct: avid lang sign.
Second, the words For the days
OF auld lang syne" do not occur at
all in the song, although we invari-
ably end each stanza with them.
Tonight let us sing the song like
this:
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind3
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
For auld lang syne!
For auld lang syne, my dear.
For auld lang syne.
Well take cup of kindness yet
For auld lang syne!
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO YOU ALL!
FRANK COLBY.
l1,aau.inht tha Pall Syndicate. Inc 1A47O