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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-03

The death rate of us. troops
in the United States in l947 was
80 per cent lower than in 1889.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Fire truck called to Burkhardt
home.
Reid Supply company moves to
Fritz building.
April 29
Miss Hazel Brannon leaves for
European tour.
Lexington band wins honors
at State meeting.
Forensic band contest Saturday
at Grammar school.
Catholic mission to be con-
Quoted by FIR. Clerico.
Mandy Mclean given 10 years
for perjury; to appeal. Fred Polk
manslaughter case up for trial.
Singing convention at Beulah'
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Henry talk
over ham set of c. F. Moore TO
daughter in Honolulu.
May l3
Last rites held for Mrs. julia
Beall Jordan. !.
First airplane lights on land,
ing strip, through instigatlon OF
w. l.. Upchurch.
Ed Thurmond, 6, injured IN
| street accident.
Sheriff Wynn and Deputies
Byrd and Bailey make whiskey
| hauls. Capture so taxpaid bottle:
! within week.
The Rev. r. G.. Valentine
breaches Mothers day sermon or
"Christianity in the Home"
J May 20
Lexington baseballers win 81
against Yazoo City.
r. c. Rodgers, Pleasant Ridge
retired farmer, dies.
May 27
County Democrats name dele
gates to States Rights conven
tions. H. W. Watson elected per
manent chairman.
Twenty-Five seniors graduate al
end of 18th year for Supt. w. B
Kenna at Lexington.
Lexington Jaycees and Cham
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Singing And Broadcast
At Jackson Court House

An all night singing and pray
err service at the Court house at
Jackson will be held Friday
night, December 81, and Satur-
day morning January /, it is an
nounced by e. A. Meadows, chair
man. Broadcasts will begin at 9
D. m. on station WJXN, and pray
err service at IL midnight until
4 a. m.
Four trained gospel quartets'
and song leaders and singers from
| several states, will be present.
Hot coffee and sandwiches VIII
he served at the Court house. All
| singers are invited to attend.
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Patients At The Hospital

Clifton Mayfield, Durant
Mrs. w. D. Truitt and son,
Lexington
Mrs. A. r. Vandiver, Durant
Kit Dickard, Lexington
Mrs. L. A. Bailey, Lexington
Mrs. Maud Alexander, Cruger
Mrs. r. S. Phillips, Cruger
Mrs. James Upshaw and baby
girl Ebenezer
Mrs. Levi jenkins, Durant
Colored
Green Whitehead, Cruger
Marshall Ellis, Durant
Oracle Chaplin, Goodman
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ArTEN DANCES

Miss Patricia Ann Scobey
John Murrell McRae, Edwin Ellis
Henry Paris, and Jack Yates, at
tended the Cotillion club dance
in Rosedale Christmas night
They called on Mr.. and Mrs.
George Shaddock before the
dance, and were at the John
Pierce residence for intermission.
John MurrelI and Henry, accom-
panied by Bobby Berman attend
ed Mrs. v. H. Hughes dance
honoring Edwin Bowman, at
Greenwood Country club, Mon
day of last week. They were
guests at the John Lucas home
during intermission.
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Chronology

Continued From Page One)
Easter flower show to be held.
Morch rs
Appreciation day changed from
Wednesday to Saturday.
More than $1,000 whiskey
seized in raids. Two hundred
gallon still captured and destroy
ed by Sheriff.
]. w. Norwoods, Durant, buy
Lexington Floral company from
L. w. Weatheralls. =
Sara Nell Majors, Durant All
| club girl sells Holmes countys
top calf in Delta Livestock snow
in Greenwood to A. L. Jenkins
! owner of City market.
Lexington to close Thursdays
| for half holidays starting April l
and ending September 2,
Joe Daniel Thornton rites heid
parham H. Williams, Jr, elected
to serve as youth pastor at FIRST
Baptist church during Youth
week.
April 8
w. D. Wilson elected new presi-
dent Rotary club.
ADVERTISER wins award for
best newspaper in Mississippi
published or edited by a woman
$4,000 bonds to be issued Tor
Community hospital. Durant &c
get clinic.
Tom Thumb wedding to be
given by Mrs. r. ". Gulledge and
( Beacon staff.
81 April is
/ Program announced for Lex
/ ineton High School band concert
4 Army Colonel HARDWOOD Bow
/ man speaks at Army day program
: at Courthouse. Tells steps to pre-
! vent third World War.
Flower show set by Mrs. J. r
Watson, chairman.
II DR.. Bernadine Schmidt, OK
Miss child psychologist and eX
! pert. to address county teacher:
4 at meeting in Grammar Schoo
3 auditorium. !.
I'll Lexington Glee club attend'
State festival with Mrs. Doty Por
ter, instructor.
II 1. R. King umpires and Joe Z
4 Berman announces, for Donke,
3 Baseball game on Beall Athleti
4 field.
III April %
III Wagon without lights drive
4 by Pickens farmer Henry Hender
4 son is hit by auto. Two Picken
Il negroes, Walter Wade and Ara
Il bella Wade, receive injuries.
iii James Ray Herrin wins $l3.3
a. at Appreciation day drawing.
3 Mrs. Morris Herman attend
3 funeral of brother.
Lexington b~aseballers win %
against Walden.
Cub Scout mothers SponSt
Il minstrel by Cubs, proceeds to 6
& for hut.
Z w. l.. Ellis and Son ope
3 scrap metal drive.
T. Assistant County Age
George Evans transferred
q Issaquena county.
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New Lease

on security can be yours in
a worthwhile career with the
new U. S. Army and U. S. Air
Force. Steady employment. Job
training. Free retirement plan.
Educational advantages. For the
ladies, a career in the WAC or
WAF. Your recruiter is eager to
tell you the full story. See him
now at Kosciusko. A new lease
on voiIr Iifei
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Der of Commerce officials call
mass meeting to make effort to
get train.
May Court grants Al divorces.
Hollingsworth Oldsmobile
opens.
June 3
Miss Edith Mcdaniel plays at
dedication of Hammond organ at
Presbyterian church.
Bill Carter is graduated from
Millsaps,
Henry Stevens returns from
stay in Greece.
The Rev. l.. E. Burnette resigns
to be chaplain in Army"
Nathan Buchanan, negro, Lex
ington route 5, wins 1862 at APP
probation day drawing.
Allie Povall elected mayor OF
Lexington.
Seventy?five women attend
Zone W.S.C.S.
June 10
Wind, electrical storm causes
damages. Mrs. Tidwell reports
20 cases local telephone trouble.
Damage done to roofs, and few
houses over the county.
Pouring of $50 gallons of whis-
key on Square by Sheriff ano
deputies.
4. Cotton crop prospects improved
by rainfall, County Agent Sulli-
van tells.
Chicks have comeback against
Kosciusko, Az.
Joan Fay herman and Sylvia
Lynn Cohen confirmed at Tenn
pie Bethel services.
Teen ayers to get youth cen
ter, decided at C~oordinatine
Council meeting, headed by
David Miles.
June IL
George Dowd McCaleb, SO, one
of oldest father of county to cele-
brate Fathers day.
Teen Tavern to open as PA
project, with Mrss Cecil Mason
president.
Sam Sample, Jr., Ebenezer, gets
crop worked by 'fairyfolk' as re
suit of incapacitation.
MPL awards made at frozen food
show.
June "a
w. M. Hooper, former Lexlng-
ton man, now of Brentwood
Texas, says town has improved
Mrs. Bitae Rogers Mitchell
dies at Goodman.
T, B. unit x-rays given Dy
: health department officials, w. II
Weeks, Nurses Gillian and Park
er.
New homes set up in Lexington
: at cost of 100000. -,
o. A. Cleveland attends l5tf
FLA annual session.
i: L. w. Rabb, Jr., gets electorate
in law at University OF Chicago
/: July 8
Last rites held for Nat Hook
/: er. returned war veteran.
/: Injunction filed against Village
: Inn by Sheriff Wynn and Coun'
; ty Prosecuting Attorney Barrett
!: Quiet Fourth of July reported
!: Guy Sharpe, Tchula, reports one
!: near drowning on Tchula lake.
Lexington youngsters earn va
/: cation wages working business
!: places of town.
: Continued Next Week.
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Mrs. w. II. Wallace visited her
sister, Mrs. George Huffman, in
McComb over the holidays.

Miss Eve Blake, who works as
laboratory technician in New Or
leans, and Melville Blake, who IS
a student at Georgetown univer-
sity, Washington, d. c. were re-
cent guests Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. Blake. MIR. Blake,
who will be graduated in foreign
affairs in June, is expected to
leave Saturday via Memphis, TO
resume school duties.
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Cord OF Thanks

We wish to thank everyone for
themany kindnesses shown us and
Il loved one, Mrs. Connie Mae
Dawes, during her illness and
death. For the many contribu-
tions made by friends, we are
most grateful. Especially do we
wish to thank Drs. Herring,
Brumby, Moore, Derrick, and
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30
Card Of Thanks

l wish to thank all who wrote
the many nice letters and sent
the beautiful cards to me while
| was hospitalized in Jackson
and since my return; also for. the
many nice gifts sent in remem-
brance to me during Christmas.
Mrs. E. l. Russell.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

DIR. and Mrs. Frank Blackwell
and son of Chattanooga, Tennes-
see. and DIR. and Mrs. w. E. Mash
and daughter. of Lewisburg,
Tennessee, were guests of DR.. and
Mrs. 3. =. Moore this week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Mr. and Mrs. Hal A Gillian
and Soma had as Christmas after
noon guests. Mrs. Nick Shelton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stigler, Of
TchuIa.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stockstill
of Jackson and George Lannon's
of Ole Miss spent the Christmas
HOLIDAYS with their mother, Mrs.
Minnie Lannon's.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Steele OF
Greenwood. and Mr.. and Mrs
Trenton H. Waldrup, Pine Bluff
Arkansas, spent the Christmas
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Waldrup.
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LOCAL NEWS

Recently visiting in New Or
leans were Mrs. W, H. Wallace
and Mrs. Claude Bailey.
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GIVE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Blake enter
tanned friends with an informal
party Wednesday night, Decent
Der 90, in honor OF their son,
Melville Blake, who is to leave
this week for Washington.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Neil of Jackson, as well as the
hospital staff, for their excellent
care and attention.
William M. Tindau,
Oscar Dawes,
and children.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Mrs. J. w. Freeman Of Walnut
Ridge. Arkansas, Joined her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. w B. Howell here for
Christmas and will return to
Tampa with them for a visit.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Mrs. c.. f. Basden, Memphis,
visited the Rev. and Mrs. Paul
D. Bragg during Christmas. The
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bragg were in
Jackson Sunday to attend the
bedside Of Mrs. Bragg's brother
Harold Basden, who recently
underwent an appendectomy.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Howell of
Tampa, Florida are spending the
Christmas holidays with his
mother Mrs. Addie Howell and
family.
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HOME ON FURLOUGH

Recruit James Skinner OF the
U. S. Army at Fort Jackson
South Carolina, arrived Wednes-
day to remain until January 5
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest E. Skinner. He expects to
be transferred overseas next
month. He joined the Army last
September.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-12-30

Miss Gloria Bailey of Kosclu-
sko, is spending the Christmas
and New Year Holidays with her
aunt, Mrs. Roy Garnett.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
B-12* THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
,,
TRAlLERS.

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of schult, Travelo, American. Howard and
tTsier coaches "a Visit our dITpay
parts and accessories in cur parts dept;
are tpE sfSs seEyee S sG sed
4esSiS 4oso wis. Aah ave. Phone Wo. Sa5f. ~
NEW AND USED home trailer coaches. See
the new schult. Travelo' american. Howard
epe epen fI1eu for your inspection. an; to pm
CAN CAN TRAiLER TFq isa Co. INC. at Oak Grave
d5aeI ap Roue e0qf shohe sS oV SGu 1851
FRAZIER, 5 months old, Eiear; electric
icebox rooms; bottle o gas; rs ss,S0o; easy
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Of all makes. sizes, some sn models models with with
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Il dtIas SiGa aaa ,oI r. I54s 2a9 ars on display
your rent receipts into a glider luxury
home on wheels; live in comfort equal to
trsvel tne Ie'fs1 Buy Wisely. buy Glider. the best
trailer on earth; five models to choose
from; bottle, gas ior, cooking. electric re-
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TRAILER CO.. 5000 Georgia ave. 81.
HOME. SWEET HOME at its best-your
trailer cqash is completely fuTnished h and
construction; nnest hardwood interiors!
elec. refEr, bottled gas ranges, hot and
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We carry large. line of accessories and
have sheps equipped d to q, make n extsnsivs
locations, Wash. Bait. blvd, Berwyn, Md,
Maryland sportsmen Shop at 9TH Regiment
ssff ATfGy LfBERT9 RaiPSFf fG mons nnSqsve Old
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throughout, 5-inch floor. bottle gas range,
brakes, illuminated door handles and many
other trailer; S2,595 delivered, complete.
VAIL TRAILER SALES CO., End ave. and
Colesville rd., Silver Spring, Nd, SH. S555.
USED TRAILERS in excel. cond VAIL
TRAILER SALES CO., End ave. and Coles
vile I'd, Silver Spring, Md, SH. 8555. .
your own moving or hauling; save many
dollars. Call today for reservations
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC. 4o3o Wis.
NEW LIBERTY TRAILERs, live in comfort
with a heated floor; bargains in used
traIlers. HEETER- WALDEN TRAILER
SALES. Wash. -Balto. blvd, Berwyn, Md
Phone TO. 5111.
HOME FOR SALE, consisting Of 1e46
Lighthouse trailer and snug sun porch.
No. 125 Temple Trailer Village, Alexandria,
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Natures Children
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Spiny Swifts.
By Lillion Cox Athey

Mexico and Central America have
been chosen spiny swift headquar-
ters. In all there are some IS spe-
cies. Half of them abound In the
above countries. Many spiny swifts
believe in widening their borders,
working their way into the south
western parts of the United States.
A few have reached as far north as
Oregon. Others have gone as far
as California. The march eastward
has not been spectacular. but steady
and with the exception OF two
species, they have not gone beyond
Texas.
The two more travel-mlnded spe-
cies have made their way from
Mexico into Texas along the south
ern borders Of the Gulf States to
Florida while the other species
have fourished in the Eastern
States from Southern New Jersey to
Florida.
So spiny swifts may be seen in
the country as they scamper gayly
over fiat surfaces of fence, stone
wall or fallen tree trunk. They are
very partial to the pinelands.
The swifts you see in the South
are the most widely distributed of
all the family and have been seen
from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Coasts.
You cannot fail to recognize them
at sight. From head to tail they
are covered with large, dull. coarsely
keeled scales, terminating in sharp,
spinelike points. Those on the
limbs and tail are especially vi
cious looking. This array Of bayonets
naturally make the owner formi-
dable to even the most hungry OF
neighbors. The abdominal scales
are polished and smooth.
The general colors worn by this
group are brownish to olive or gray
with darker wavy cross-lines. The
males display large patches of rich
blue. varying with the activities Of
the individual, on throat and abb
domen.
All members of the clan are sun
worshippers. On becoming the
least bit chilled they lose all inter-
est in life. Early in autumn they
60 down below the frost line until
the warm spring sun thaws them
out again.
Tender bodied insects are hunted
and thirst Is slackened by drops Of
dew.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
|Goren on Bridge

Opening lead: Jack Of spades.
The word "luck" is, perhaps, the
most overworked term In our Lam
guage. yet there Is nothing like q
general agreement in the concept Of
the word. Have you ever listened
to a game of gin rummy? IA goes
down on the first draw and catches
his opponent with 6 points. There
are two synchronized groans. "A"
claims that "B" Is inordinately
lucky because he was caught with
so little as points. '.Bs" indict-
ment against "a" Is based on the
contention that he was lucky
enough to be able to 60 down 50
early. And SO on into the night.
Less frequently similar scenes
are enacted at the bridge table. One
such case Is here recorded and in
volved . debate between South and
West. The slam contract was
reached on very neat and precise
bidding. West made the safe open.
ing lead of the. jack Of spades.
Dummy played low and when
East showed out, what South had
to say had better been written on
the wind. However he won with
the ace. With a sure trump trick
loose declarer would have sold his
chances very cheaply. But there
was an outside chance to make the
hand If West held the king Of ,dia-
monds and could be made to lead
that suit at the end. Considerable
luck and plenty Of good manage.
ment would be required.
The ace and king Of clubs were
cashed. followed by the ace and
king of hearts. Dummy's third club
was then ruffed and a spade led to
the king. The queen of hearts was
cashed and then the low heart
played. Fortunately East failed to
follow 50 South won the trick by
ruffing. This left declarer' with q
low spade and three diamonds. The
spade was led to the queen and the
6 of spades was played to give West
the lead, South discarding one Of
his diamonds. Vests last two cards
were the two diamonds and when
he was forced to lead away from
his king, declarer won the last two
tricks In fulfillment Of his contract.
Then the noise began. West point
ed out bitterly that for declarer to
have succeeded. required Vests
holding exactly four hearts, exactly
three clubs and the king and
another diamond. The odds against
such holding ran into astronomic-
al figures. To which South retorted
that luck was violently against him
when the trumps broke 40. With
any other distribution Of the spades
twelve tricks would be claimed
without the trouble OF playing ths
hand out.
They never did settle who was
unlucky. The final arbiter, how
ever, Is the score pad Nevertheless
South should be credited with .
very glamorous assist for seizing
the only chance to make a very
touchy contract
(Copyrisht. 1e4s, BY Charles n doren.D
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Answer to cHANGEABLE.
AUToMoBILEs WANTED Cont

FORD oWNERsTJfL is,; e1ssnI n1o your g.Prs PIts.
1926 Conn ave. WO. 9238 EN- e754
ANY MAKE. any model; immediate cash
pI s5ss; M, Pope; qpsn ~ 3 pm;
dealers in Washington sell your car, any
make or model and at your price. Our
only fee is S25 when your car is sold.
KENYON MOTORS, $50 Forida ave. ne
sTUDEBAKERs. ~ and 49, cash in 5
min Also other makes. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS, 2211 New York ave ne, dF'
MOTORS we want
cars regardless Of price. Don't trade on
new car Of sen to amy one until you siye
We need 100 cars, 1898 to 1913. II yonr
car is paie for. viii give YOU cash: II car car
pay cash difference No price quotations
on phone. WasninEton,s oldest exclusive
use3-car dealers. All cash or certiffsd
checks Sc. Mt. Barnes or NJ; Sanders,
1900 I4th st. NV. corner Of NV J.
open $40 to $50 pm NO. I'LL No
price quota tior1 On phone. 6AENEe-
SANDERS MOTORS.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
SATURDAY ROLLCALL

Philadelphia Please comment on
the pronunciation of the word bras
siere. Most commonly heard ID
"bruh-lEER. Has usage made 1t
correct?-C. r. L.
Answer: The dictionaries tmost
of them keep insisting that BRAS
siere be given the French pronun-
citation 'bra-SYAIR." True, bras.
siere entered English from the
French; but it is now no more
French than untold thousands OF
other French loan words which are
never given French pronunciations
in English usage. The correct
American pronunciation of bras
siere was established by usage many
years ago. 1t is high time that the
L. L. DIS Gearned Doctors OF the
Dictionaries were learning the
facts of life. Brassiere is pro-
nounced bruh-ZEAR.
Waco: Is there any difference In
the pronunciation of lived" in
these two sentences7 /. He has long
lived in this city. 2. He comes from
long Lived family.-R. P.
Answer: In the first sentence
lived" is a verb and has the short
"a" as In give" In the second sem
tence "long lived Is an adjective
meaning having long life" The
Il" of Lived therefore. Is long,
as in "dived, strived." Say: long
|LYvD.
Fresno. Please explain the mean
ing of the expression, There he
stood like a stodin bottle. Mrs. c.
c. P.
Answer: The correct spelling is
"Stoughton,' pronounced: STOE-
tn. Stoughton's Elixir, once pop
ular eoncoction taken as a tonic
and used as a havoring, was named
for DR., Stoughton, who marketed
the mixture. To sit or stand like
a Stoughton bottle was . common
expression meaning TO sit or stand
dumbly or stupidity, or as the other
old expression goes, like bump on
a log"
In speaking or writing, does the dis
tinction between that, which, and who
trouble yog7 Four simple rules are are. riysn ,
readers re M in 0il 4. correct usas. of thes. pro.
70 obtain . COPY send 8 cents n so,n II
hin. es5s q m. stss' ?. 9. BOX 3D.
0copSrisbt isss. The Bsil syndicate, 1n.)
Evening star., 1948-02-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Children should |

TAXI, 1946 Ford de luxe; 41,OOO miles
good condition, very clean; $1,000; radio
heater and acces. Can be seen at 31Oe
AUTO AUCTiON-SelI or buy . car thi,
modern way: sell only If bid is satisfac.
tory: total fee, SIS. You won't 90 wrons
sale every Tues. eve, Z pm, lib Va
ave. Sc. or HOO 11th st, Sc. TR. 7113
(Auction sales. rain or shine)
to sell your car. Sales every Friday al
pm. rain or shine. List your car early
Sales handled in modern, clean, heated
TON, s511 Colesville rd., Silver Spring
Md SH 44OO Open daily. 8 to 5.
Evening star., 1948-02-07

Mott cars can be bousht WItn uo"n
And many others not listed. BRING IN IN
REQUIRED down payment. balances up ~, 70
ance. 'DusTY" and STANLEY REINEs
MOTOR CO, 1901 and 2461 Wisconsin
ave OIL. 1900 and OR. 340O.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
Word Game

TIIIu fI OF HIUTe CUIIlHlUl E1gIlSn
words in
QUINS BERRY,
meaning, "the Old World black cur
rant" Average mark Is 80 words.
Time limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the same-1. Words must be Of
four or more letters 2. Words which acquire
four letters BY the addition Of s. such as
"bets," "cats" are not used 8. Only one
form Of word is used 4 Proper names
are not used. list will be published
Monday.
Evening star., 1948-02-07
CENTRAL MOTOR cos expansion sale
Its definite bullseye. Read the following

with these prices, terms or trade; Nt
wouldn't surprise US to get visit from
you1 CENTRAL MOTOR CO., Kaiser
Frazer dealer. 1900 Lee hwy, Arl., CHI.
1000 Open ewes. and Sunday.