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Evening star., 1948-12-20

QdLlOU&lly advertised LeleFlSlOIl anu NOTo
TEIEvIs1oN Clearance sale demonstrators.
sqaaTnanteed same as new SGe 7-inch 1 screen. sar
model, model cA s24s. i4es il oO st. ne. TR. 734s.
ToAsTERs, mixers Waale irons and other
seaS WEBSTER aa7 zSAf'"t St. s$
fkA1s!, Lionel, , IKE Y. nsy, used H. A S5s;
sli eali after o' Monday. ond w sH, 2saS 81
ss.G, adSdaa sFss s9lson CT sa5
TRICYCLE.. chiids, large. and an Irish
Mail both good condition; each SIS. Wo.
81 dTxEPS t1sS SIN sHsls sss breasted size se $50
TYPEWRITERs, portable. all makes; easy
terms; used port. and stands barg, Today.
CO. 1925; week. 1112 14th NV, D1. 1872
TYPEwRITERs = Woodstock, y inch,
s1a so Bg5r0qSbsd M seftrs srandaId Gsdse s
I. T. c; c Smith, sS7.5o; Reminston, S37 s.:
MSpdSt9ck a5s Tpde o sspda1d e. S52
ss Opposite CO., M Ross,yn
pG5taDls c. Gorons exc sq9
and chair new condition. S25. Child's
maple dressing table and chair. new con-
esSn e1a9 sy typeT55eT oSe5s gG?fs0e gsa Corona
new portable for cash: Just bought FR
4f4}pRwkiTEksPDNev f}i2 Tiff D@ l. c. Smith @2 corona
yoaT saaraatss. Fer SsmeastTatlSn il ,Sy ZqH5
ssRyeE sPRs eE ofe 81 sa5s ss9l PRESS 44pEwEiI4ER
so o,v portable sas Na rsTs; tyDs-
isoa 18th st NV RE. 0234. IS.
4 complete selection Of portables and
standards, new and rebuilt. 1.year guar
ST sssRs zST Is fls g. per Sk AM5R eaPso
st. Ii. oos3. $50 to including satu!.
Day, 6qI 2sth year Free parking IN rear !,
foF stsnaard machines on pnrdhase ~
aos tsFT 44h st.
fYpzWR1rER n eaas Goef RENra. III Da SERVICE SIG
aSsh s. eE 5s 5ss5 Hnd s sa mos dep n
ssan SEQ See ae" he new SR GE Gsr csn Ha
s2%Rss sHW ssi MAaH e SSsN HR
ave, ave, EN- M 1855 or EN- "oo4 Opens Seye' Eye
3AeGuM 3elAnsf M CLEANERS, brand-new; ID Apex
TON APPLIANCE AMP RADIO CO, 440'
sHsffHs sf fiPts 81 sI1SBs b asss sssasd rsDansed
aAs a.fs' dd. 5hlTR IN eH {s4s' ssl4 R ave River
VIOLIN, Aubert, excellent condition, cas-
and 2 bows, S75. PL. OLA. 30
VIOLIN, case, bows; Guanerius model
WASHER, Apex, used 3 times must sell
no space in apt for same; best offer
WASHER, Easy Whirldry, portable; peri
eond,, used only a few times. NO. 1910
WASHER, ABC wringer type good condi
tion. $50. VI. $3.50. 1850 40th st. Sc
WASHER. automatic, Thor, only me
old; must sell; reasonable. SH. 1858
wAsHERS-save! Save! Save! Big dis
counts on brand-new display models w
carry all the famous makes Wringers
spinners, automatics. Shop lov-rent area
Plenty parking space. WARD RADIO 1
WASHING MACHINE. Easy. with stan, qu
new, apt. size, guarantee transferable
S695O; youth bed and mattress, $50
custom-made royal blue sofa, grey sli
cover, S75. WO. 1870 -21
WATCHES, wrist and pocket. unredeemed
Hamilton, Bulova, Elgin, Benrus, Gruen
Longines, many others. from $7.95 on ur
ROSSLYN LOAN CO., Rosslyn, Va. CH
WATCHES, all types and makes; libers
discount BERfARD's' zoos Conn: "a aye
Evening star., 1948-12-20

: rms, pa baths, oil h.-w.h.; vacant;
S3,500 down. bal. trust. Call Ia. 134S,
Evening star., 1948-05-07

No need to get down on your knees
or tire your arms and legs. Just
apply wax with applicator and let
the electric, easy-gliding polisher do
the work. BY the makers of Tavern
Wax; has universal motor, f1nger-tip
control on-and-off switch; long
cord. Light enough to carry up and
down the stairs. Save $40 at Lacy's
3 stores.
Convenient Payment Plan at Laey's
Smyrna times., 1948-10-21
Extension Specialist
Conducts Sewing Course

Miss Adeline Hoffman, extension
clothing specialist for the Univers-
ity of Delaware, will conduct a
five-week sewing course during No
vember. In addition to a weekly
broadcast Miss Hoffman will issue
sewing leaflets and will hold sew
ing 'clinics" for women who have
problems in sewing Open to all
women interested in learning quick
modern methods, the course will be
given over Station WIDOW, Dover,
every Monday morning at IL, start
ing November 1. Women who write
to this station asking to be enroll
ed in the course will receive the
sewing leaflets that accompany
each broadcast. The afternoon of
each broadcast day, Miss Hoffman
will hold the sewing clinics at the
Extension Service headquarters in
the Post Office building, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1948-10-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Services Announced for Whining
ton, Milford and Rehoboth

TON, MILFORD and RenOD0th
The subject of the lesson sermon
in First Church of Christ, Scient-
ist, 1901 Van Buren, Street, Will
mington, the Christian Science So
ciety, Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, v. I. A.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday,
October "a will be probation after
Death" Morning service and Sun
day School are at IL a. m. Golden
text: III Corinthians 5: IL. If any
man be in Christ, he is a new crea-
ture: old things are passed away;
behold, all things are become new.
"A Bible citation from the lesson
sermon is: Peter 5: 6, $40. Hum
BILE yourselves therefore under the
mighty hand of God, that he may
exalt you in due time:. Be sober,
be vigilant; because your adversary
the devil, as roaring lion, walk
eth about, seeking whom he may
devour: Whom resist stedfast in
the faith, knowing that the same
afflictions are accomplished in your
brethren that are in the world. But
the God of all grace, who hath call
ed us unto his eternal glory by
Christ Jesus, after that ye have
suffered a while, make you perfect,
stablish, strengthen, settle you. A
rorrelative passage from the Text
book Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy is: Opp. 45, Al. Ocr master
fully and finally demonstrated di-
vine Science in his vostory over
death and the grave. Jesus deed
was for the enlightenment of men
and for the salvation of the whole
world from sin, sickness, and death
-. Like our Master, we must de-
part from material sense into the
spiritual sense of being.
Smyrna times., 1948-10-21
SEEK WAVES
FOR RESERVES
Launch Plans tc Form Re-
serve Organization Of
Former "; yes
HOLD MEETING &C.. 20

According to an announcement
by Lieutenant-C Commander Marion
L. Kenney, recently appointed di-
rector of WAVES Naval Reserve
training for the state of Delaware,
plans have been launched that will
bring together many former Wom-
en- enlisted and officer personnel in
the formation of an official reserve
organization. The first statewide
meeting for Delaware will be held
at 8 p. m, October 10th, at PA w.
39th Street, Wilmington. Com
mander Kenney stated that con-
centration of effort is presentely
being placed on the important task
of locating members of the wo-
mems branch who were discharged
throughout the country but are
now living within the state. She
emphasized the necessity of having
former enlisted personnel who
would be willing to serve as an ac-
tive nucleus around which WAVE
Naval Reserve training could be
developed. Opportunity, she said,
would be abundant for those TAX
ing an interest in such work. Com
mander Kenney, in making public
her call for assistance from former
women of the Navy, pointed out
that for the first time in history
the peacetime strength of the Unit
ed States Naval Reserve has pass
ed the 100000 mark. women, j,
she stated, Should most certainly
take their rightful place in the ac-
tivities of such a large patriotic
group"
Smyrna times., 1948-10-21
Women's Cancer Declines

Although the overall cancer
death rate continues to rise, the
American Cancer Society points
out, there is now slight decline in
the women's death rate when ad-
justments are made for an aging
population.
Smyrna times., 1948-10-21
Hippocrates Tagged Cancer

Cancer, the second most frequent
cause of death in America, is one
of the oldest diseases known to
man. 1t was named by Hippocrates
in the fourth century, B. c.
Smyrna times., 1948-10-21
Buy any OF Our Brund Products
ElliEh CoEnnlete Confidence

II it please you as we'll as or better than any
other brand return the unused portion In the original
container and will replace the Item absolutely
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-26
May Filibuster
 Special Session Is Demo. Threat

WASHINGTON, - (P) -Presi- dent Truman got his last taste of smooth sailing on the placid Potomac Saturday as he charted the course he wants Congress to follow to beat back the rising tide of imitation.
 While he cruised aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg, storm signals already were flap ping on capitol hill for his appear ance there Tuesday.
 Republicans said they will give careful consideration" to the Presidents suggestions, but they made it clear that his expected plan to use government controls to curb living costs is in for rough weather.
 A filibuster threat from within his own party also was added to the special session docket.
 Senator Eastland O-Miss) told a reporter he is ready to talk against any of the civil rights measures which set off a revolt of Southern Democrats at the par tvs convention in Philadelphia earlier this month.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-26

be eligible, even though not 2l years old. Others would have to be 2l and only one member of a family living together would be eligible to apply for such farms.
 The land which would be opened would have to be advertised and applications for it invited from eli gible persons. The maximum an individual could have would be 1,280 acres and in addition they might purchase a small tract for a homestead. The entrymen on the farm tracts would have to live there three years to get title.
 In addition to the loans for building, the interior department would be given the right to clear tracts of land for farming and the agriculture department could pre- pare farm sites. The holders woNld repay actual cost with 3 1/2 per cent interest.
 The measure also would per-
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-26
US. TOLift Atomic Lid Only When Workable Control
Continued from Page One,

Continued from Page One, tained in a statement issued by the White House in connection with an Atomic Energy Commis- sion report to Congress.
 In its report the Commission lifted the secrecy lid just a bit on the recent tests at Eniwetok Atoll, to which MT. Truman re- ferred. The Commission let this much information out:
 1. The "three atomic weapons of new and improved design" were tested at the super-secret proving grounds in the Marshall Islands not non-explosive weapons, as been widely speculated;
 2. They proved that "the posi- ton of the United States in the field of atomic weapons has been substantially improved"
 The report indicated that the recent Pacific tests were aimed at getting greater explosive force out of atomic bombs. Eniwetok scientists, said the Commission, were looking for the answers to specific questions arising in con- nection with the instantaneous re- lease of nuclear energy for its explosive effect"
 The atomic officials hinted all so that the tests did considerable damage to the atoll. The proving
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-26
NOME BOY SCOUT co TO DEXTER FOR SUMMER CAMP

About 20 Nome Boy Scouts and their supervising personnel, went to the Boy Scout comp at Dex- ter yesterday to commence a two weeks vacation camping trip.
 The Boys will spend one week at the Dexter camp then go to Salmon Lake for the second week.
 Plans for the summer camping trip were laid by the scouting committee and the scoutmaster and officials of the Boy Scout or ganization.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-26

init the reconstruction finance corporation to make loans where other financing is not available for business enterprises, with the aggregate not to be more than $7,500,000 at any one time.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-26

ground now is "being recondi- toned and placed in standby stat us for further use," they said.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-26
|HOMESTEADINC IN SW ALASKA l93,OOO ACRES

Interior Department said today withdrawal of approximately 193,- 900 acres of public domain on the Kenai Peninsula and at Dunbar, Alaska is in anticipation of en- actment of legislation to author ize farm settlement and develop ment of Alaska.
 The legislation was introduced in the House on the last day of Congress and now is before the House public lands committee. Neither branch of the Congress has considered it.
 William E. Warne, assistant secretary of interior said the de- partment hopes the bill will be approved quickly to aid in speed ing up the settlement and devel- opment of the Territory.
 | He told a reporter the measure was introduced at the depart ment's request by Rep. Welch R-Cali), chairman of the House public lands committee.
 The bill is called the Alaska settlement act. It provides the de- partment may designate areas of public lands which may be sur veyed for settlement of farm fam lilies, for townsites, group settle ment and industrial purposes. These lands would be examined by Agriculture Department to de- termine their suitability for vari- ] ous types of agriculture.
 "We propose to adopt modern methods in making the land avail able for settlement" Warne told reporter. "We have withdrawn 16,974 acres on the Kenai Penin- sula and 32,437 acres near Dunbar on the Alaska Railroad.
 "We plan to make it available as soon as the legislation is en- acted-to individuals and groups for farms and the measure auth prizes loans to enable the settlers to build homes. This is necessary because the homes must be ready before the first winter.
 "We hope that it will bring about faster settlement than we experienced in the Matanuska Valley at Palmer, Alaska. We started that project 14 years ago with 200 families and though about three fourths of the fam lilies left, all of the farms have continued in production and 300 new farms have been added. Ii has become a thriving farm com munity.
 l "Under the new plan we hope to settle the land with groups ! and believe that with the impetus of the proposed law they will grow much faster than did the Matanuska community. It will dc away with the old catch as catch can procedure under the 1862 law under which we operated"
 The bill would limit to 2,000,00C acres the area which can be opened to such settlement. It pro- vides that land would be granted citizens and those who have filed declaration of intent to become citizens. Any person who has ser we'd in the armed forces would
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08
CAB GALLOWAY

Continued from Page u
stands he has been on for so long
a time.
With Cab will be Jonah Jones, a
well known trumpet player; Hilton
Jefferson, equally famed on the
alto; Keg johnson, trombone; Sam
Taylor, tenor sax; Dave Rivera,
piano; Milton Hinton, bass, and
Panama Francis on drums. These
men have formed the backbone of
Cabs band for some time now, and
they will remain with him when he
forms his new larger band.
Cab Galloway has reached just
about as high as it is possible to
reach in the show world. He owns a
veritable mansion in Riverdale, N.
Y, just north of the Bronx in a
residential section overlooking the
quiet Hudson river. He has a very
lovely wife to add to the beautiful
home.
With such an inspiring atmos-
phere to go back to when he gets
just a bit too tired, it is no wonder
that Cab performs as wonderfully
as he does. Anyone who misses him
at the Classic Gardens will miss one
Of the best showmen in the bust
ness.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08
BLIND A GETS CHAIR
o Ak MURDER

MONTGOMERY, ALA--(ANP-
The conviction and sentencing Of
a blind man to the electric chair,
for the ax-murder Of a woman and
the wounding of her young daugh-
ter in an argument I've a 2O-dollar-
loan was upheld here last week by
the state supreme court. Buster
Snead, 40, Of Bibb county, is sched-
uled to be electrocuted Jan. % for
the staying of Ellen Mason last Jan.
Ia.
According to Defense Atty. j,
Fred Wood and jail attendants,
Snead lost his sight several years
ago and "has been led around
| SINCE" The man admitted killing
the woman when she refused to pay
a year-old 2O-dollar-loan. After the
| Staying, he asked a friend to accom-
pany him to the sheriff's office tt
surrender.
Mazelle Blackman, 13-year-olt
daughter of the woman, told tn
court that the sightless man hat
hacked her mother to death ant
wounded her.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08

Treating people roughly and CIV
ing them a hard way to go, may
sometimes hasten victims to their
graves, but it is a sequence almost
certain that the end of such persons
is very hard and slow.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08

A n RlcKEY N
BY FEDERAL COUNCIL
OF CHURCHES
CINCINNATI - (Atlas News
Service)-Branch Hickey, president
of the Brooklyn Dodgers, was hon
ored with a scroll of citation from
the Federal Council of Churches,
meeting here at the Taft audito-
rum.
The scroll, the first of its kind,
was presented to Mr.. Hickey in ap-
probation Of his strong stand
against racial discrimination which
he so ably demonstrated when he
signed Jackie Robinson as a men,
Der Of the Brooklyn Dodgers in
1947. Mr.. Robinson, a. you know,
made history when he became the
first Negro to be admitted to the
major league baseball. .
The scroll was presented by
Charles P. Taft, president of the
Federal Council. :
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Ohio's Best Coal,
No. z Kentucky Lump, by the
ton or bushel. ME- 1893. TAT
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08

FOR RENT-Double garage at 2649
Germantown. ME-06611. t243
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08

SPIRITUAL HELP-Private read
ings. Divine healings daily. 122
Hawthorne. t243
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08

FOR RENT-Room for nice couple.
Privileges. HE ATTIC. t243
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08

FOR RENT-Room for l single
girl. AID 1898. t244
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
1909 borgelaoen.

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slber babt Mut! SIT Der affentbaler
ober ser Ibamer niht Inn Die @ege,
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mobl auredt fommen."
Ser Sitter griiBte freunoli6, tpabs
renb Iif Die 8eioen tief berneigten
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oorseriidten WittagsItunoe muBten
| Tie uber broben Idnsere 3eit pdrten;
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init Dem Eorringer. 60 mar es.
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|bon beren 5enltern aus man cine ents
|5iidenoe ausii6t ouf oas ihone Siar-
|Sal genieBt, iaBen aipei Wdnner am
|Seniter, ipie lie beridieoener nidt
leif)t 5uiammenfommen mohten.
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ausleben, ipdbrenb bie i6Darsen leb=
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raub.
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rSbr babt gud 5as Siipplein ielbit
eingebrodt. Sebt 5u, pie ssbr's aus
lloffelt. aaiierlide Waieltdt lit iiber
gud arg aufgebraft. ltnb tuie mir
oiintt, nidt nit l1nre6t. Gie 8iir-
lger 2anbsbuts iino gu6 treu erge.
ben. 8arum laBt SSbr ober oie
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unO Den abamer, sic 9erren ipieIen
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lam Dos Saupt uno iprad:
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redt ldDn baben! Sebt binaus ouf
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melder Segen rubt auf ibm! 9arum
lebt in 6rieben NIT guren Inter
|tanen!"
(5ortiesung folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
(Sorhesung)

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oriideno, 5limal iein Batter ibm feline
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Shuloen fmno. Sest ertpa6ien Dem
~Serrn tastdeli1 @eloperlegenbeiten
unb er berlanst bon Der 8iirgerihaft
fort lrn6 fort @elo. Die 8iirger f0n=
mems tibt mebr erIdningen. 9a5l,
nod tuer6en iie bon ben praiIenoen
,5oflingen getreten. Sbre Sodter iino
niAt ii6er bor ben boien 2iilten Der
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rqudlte l1ntertan giniprade, 10 Iauft
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aus ser Staot beriagt? gs piiroe
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1faft fir ben &aiier!"
Die 8iirger tparen eritaunt iiber
Die 8ereitnilligfeit bes brapen Mei=
tiers, un6 Der Sreunb oriidte ibm er-
freut oie Ne6te.
Wartin BON aId entgegnete freuno-
lid, aber ernit: u@uter Sreuno, i6
iebe, Sbr meint es reoli6 nit uns,
uno gud gebiibrt llnier Ganf, nod
ebe Sbr fir sic Staot ettpas getan
babt. guer 8oridlag lit gut. 8eoenft