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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17

pAuuONe ut !pNu
|ausgebrannte nno beihdoigte Wag-
gons. gsahoem Sic Heidsbabn Die
@agen berangeiiibrt bat. rperoen elm
ODER mebrere 'Wagen 5ligleih nit
einem einfaden, aber iinnreib fon'
ftruierten @erdt, oas BON einem
Mann beoient miro, in sic &alle &C.
idoben. @ei bieIen @asen lit nur
nod oas giiengerippe porbanosn.
Was an &ol5teilen nid)t ausbrannte,
wuroe gum 3eil aili freier Strede
bon Sntereifenten organiiiert, als
Jeuerbol5 ooer 81 ionitigen 3tpeden
peripenoet.
Nun beginner sic Irbeiten. 9as
@eltange miro entroltet, sic ereuen
Stibflanunen Ser Sfrpeibaparate
leuhten aui erbiten sic 1rGger uno
Stangen uno perbinben serriiiene
Seile, 2ald)en peroen auigeiebt, Sug-
porrthtingen itreden, mas perbogen
lit, Nieten unb Sbrauben iinoen
4nipenoung, bohtouriee SHIeiima-
lbinen iurren lno freiihen nit iprii-
benoem 6unfenregen. S1reiner, le-
gen neue mebr5oqige 80Sen, rihten
Die &ol5luanSe aui 8eiGldge meroen
angebraft, 5arbanitride gepinieIt
nno un5dbliae fleine unS fleinite
Irbeiten berridtet. bis ieoer @agen
Sen Nnioroerunsen entipridt una
elnlabbereit lit. 3pednGbiges @erf.
oellg gum Seil iellit nod oen ielpei-
lisen Grioroerniiien fonitruiert,
lorgt fir idlneQes unS proftiides
Santieren. 8Gbreno oie &eibsbabn
oos SoI5 lieIert, muB oas iibrige
WtateriaI bon ser 6irma seiteQt per-
ben. Gin iahfunoiser 8eamter pon
Der ReidSbabnoireftion itellt bel Nn.
fmit Ser reparaturbeoiiritigen $50
gen Die Sd)aSen felt uno uberpriiit
leoen fertiggeltellten 0agen Dor Ser.
laiien 0es Werfes.
IS lit feline leibte Mrbeit, oie
Die Wtdnner oort tun miijien. 8e.
triebsleitlng uno Mrbeitsamt milien
bon ben Sdwierisfeiten gu ersdblen,
Mrbeiter iiir bieie 1itigfeit su ae.
pinnen; Spb es bari audi nid)t
iiberieben neroen, Oab Ole Mrbeits.
pldbe bell uno ll1itis iinS uno ieoer
'ertlge ySagen, Der Dor oen Nllgcn
Der arbeiter oas 8erf perIdBt, bel
oielen cine innere @enustuung aus
lott Sab ibre Sdnoe uno ibr Ienfen
oa5u beigetragen baben; oenn Ole
Mrbeiten oerlangen feline immer mie.
oerfebrenoen automatiid)en Sano-
grille, 'onoern itellen sic in Dem
Werf 5iitigen tGglib Dor neue guf.
goben, ga oie geiddoisunsen iebes
@agens anoers geartet lino uno 6es.
balb GrmGgungen notpenoig uer.
Den, nie oie Heparaturen am ihneu.
item, praftiid)iten uno iideriten aus
gefiibrt weroen fonnen. Gin ireuno.
liher aahtinenraum oient gum Mui.
entbalt in Sen Yauien, mo 3um
6riibltiid 5leiidbriibe uno mittass
oas eiien Der 8etriebsfiihe ousae.
Jeben DerOen.
Wdbreno in ser sroben 8erf.
balle Wagen aui Baeen unter oen
barten. iahfunoi9en SGnoen ser ar.
better wieoerbergeiteat miro, ltebt
an elmer anoeren SteQe oes ,sabrif.
. seldnSes bereits oas Giienaerippe
elmer neuen Saae auiserihtet. Iort
'ollen nad enOsiiltiser 6ertiaitelluna
Die 5ablrei6en 0erfItGtten unterae.
brad)t ,peroen, tpie lie iiir Elm aroBes
Werf nnerlGblihe Gorausietunaen
limo. Die bobe 8eanipruhung Der
Werf5euge. Ipparate uno Waid)inen
erforSern cine lauienoe lleberprii.
'un9, SnltanSbaltlIng. Yilege uno
Heparatur. Cine meitere Salle iii
bereits pDropiphpn Nie I'm, MujhIuf,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-06-17

Gohem. Der Gag, an Dem
Ger @eneralgonperneur BON &bein.
iano Rial5 bie Steirbriide pon 8ar.
benslreis mb sic prouiioriid)e Bride
non Gobem.Gouo einrueibt, miro,
pie Der Rreisbeleeierte in einem @e.
Ieitnort ausiiibrte, einen Nartitein
in ser @eibihte ieines Wieoeraui.
baus biloen.
9ieie beioen greigniiie maren 3,,.
eleif ser Auitaft su elmer @erbe.
apohe oes 8reiics unb iouen nit ibr
Oie beSeutenoen 6ortihritte, oie alri
Dem @ebiete oes Wieberaufbaues &c,
leiitet poroen iino. seisen uno sl,,
gleif 3eugnis ableeen bon Dem @il.
len iGmtliher Gintpobner bes 3rei.
les. an Dem mirtifaftliben 8ieoer-
auileben ibres &reiies mit5uarbei-
ten. 2anorat Or. Stein bat Sie @er.
bespofe uno ole oanit perbunoene
Musitellung oabin geoeutet: tie be.
ipeiIen, haB e5 iif Der 4reis Gohem
gum Siele seleBt bat, neben ser ge,
spdltigung pieler GROCER slufgaben
por allem ben mirtidaitIiben aui-
itieg oes 8reiies an3uitreben. 9aber
miro Die Musitelluug oie Gr3eugnilie
oes Weinbaues, ser 9anbpirtihait,
oes Sanoels. Der Suouitrie uno oes
8unitgeperbes 8ei9en. Gas geber-
bergunss- uno @aItItGttenaeperbe
pirbt iiir ben 5remoenoerfebr, uno
Gohem, uoie Yerle ser Wpiel", rii-
itet ihon iiir oie fommenoe Ssremocn-
iaiIon, Sie, 10 gut es sic gerbdltniiie
geltatten, in oieiem Sabre anlauien
ioQ.
9ie 6S Bemeinoen oes areiIes
eohem baben cine lanblpirtif)ait-
lihe Husildf)e bon runb $4,000
Seftar, uon oenen 14,433 Seftar
aderlanb, 5000 Seftar @ieien unS
1914 Seftar @GIber iino. Ger
&elt entIdllt aui 8artenlano uno
Weioen. Snsgeiamt 31blt ser areis
5695 lanopirtihaitlide uno @ein.
baubetriebe, bon oenen sic Webr5abl
&leln- uno Gleinitbetriebe iino. Bon
ben al 1,457 Ginipobnern oes areiies
limo 1888 Seibitperiorser, $40
1eilIelbitperiorser, uno 1S,SO4 er.
baIten Observation-Disclosures.
Die beiten Ianorpirtihaitlid,en
gooenuerbGltniiie iino in Dem an
oen areis Wapen angrensenoen 8e-
blet oes amtsbe5irfs 8aroen=5 5reis
81 Tinoen. Sn ser lanopirtihaitli-
den Eroouftion lit oas Woielaebiet
Ses 6reiies BON unterseoroneter Be
oeutung. Sieb5uht unS @iebbaltllna
Iino. beoinst ourh oie before ;sut-
tergruno!age, am beiten i'm amts.
be5lrt Suteratb, ntrbreno in ser
@egeno BON &aiierseih uno in oen
Bcneinoen oes Mmtes Garoen- J reis
Die Gartoffel. uno 8etreioeer,euauna
porberr'heno lit. @enn aud, sobIen-
n1dBlg Der oer5eitise Gieroe- uno
SiebbeItano Dem pom Sabre 1898
ent'pribt, 10 lit er aualitatip iebot,
erbeblih Suriidgeeangen.
Weit befannter aIs Ole 9anonirt-
ld)art oes &reiIes Gof)em lit oagegen
Der 0einbau. Sieb5ebn 8emeinoeu
llegen i'm Woielreben- -@eI1noe. Be
baut neroen i'm Greis insaeiamt
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15
Why the Margin Between Farm
and Market Poultry Prices!
By GILBERT GUSLER Market ANALYST
5USLER, Market Analyst

New York price for dressed chickens
of a given weight and grade Is to
Is cents in the Rocky Mountain
states, for the New York dealers
margin, transportation to New York
and the local professors procure
ment and processing margin. If the
Chicago market is used as a basis,
the deductions from western points
would be about l cent less.
(2) For turkeys, deduct from the
New York price for dressed tur-
keys of a given weight and grade
9 to IL cents in the Rocky Mountain
states for the New York dealers
margin. For Chicago, the deduc-
tons would be about 1 cent less.
80 From the resulting dressed
prices, deduct about one-eighth to
obtain the equivalent live prices.
The live prices obtained in this
way are only rough approximations.
Dealers in heavy producing areas
for chickens or turkeys bought at
the plant probably could pay more.
In areas of scattered production
where procurement and operating
costs per pound are high, poultry
would be worth less to the buyer.
Furthermore, the resulting price
is a rough measure of the worth of
poultry of only one weight and
grade. Where live poultry is sold by
producers mine run, the central
market prices for the different kinds
and the proportions of these weights
and grades in the flock would have
to be considered in estimating the
average price the dealer could pay
1t is to be expected, of course
that dealers will buy at as wide
margin as their competition will
permit to protect themselves agains
the risk of a price decline befor,
the poultry can be sold in the cen
trail market and to obtain the larg
est possible profit.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15
ORDER OIL o THE
AUTO-KING
DEALERS LISTED BELOW
See AID on this Page

MONTANA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stores
AUGUSTA-Monarch Lumber Co.
BELT-Marshall-Wells Stores
BOZEMAN-O'Neil Service Station
RECOMMENDATIONS Hardware
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stores
BUFFALO-Crabtree Hardware
BUTTE-Pay'n Save Market
BUTTE-Peterson's Tire g. Service
BIG TIMBER-Big timber Gas Co-os
CASCADEICascade Garage
CHOTEAU-Taylor Garage
COALWOODEH. G. Browne
COLUMBUS-E. M. Tompkins
COLUMBUS-John C. Calhoun
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stores
CUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stores
DUTTON-Dutton Farmers Mach.
DUPUYER-Dupuyer Service Station
Observation-Disclosures Stores
ETHRIDGE-Ethridge Implement
Observation-Disclosures Stores
FISHTAIL-S. B. Kennedy
FROMBERG-Fromberg Hardware
FORT BENTON-Power Motors
GEYSER-P. Petesch
GREAT FALLS-George Ferris Implements
GREAT FALLS-. M. Charters
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stores
HOBSON-Cowan Bros.
HELENA-Power Townsend
JORDAN-Marshall-Well Stores
JUDITH GAP-C. R. Stone Hardware
JOLIET-George M. Bell g. Son
LAUREL-Marshall-Well Stores
LEWISTOWN-Abels Teepee Service
Observation-Disclosures Lumber & Hdws.
MILES CITY-Kenyon Oil Co.
MANHATTAN-Keen Hdwe. g. Implemea6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stores
RYEGATE-Houghlum Filling Station
REEL POINT-Guthrie Hardware
STANFORD-Suden Implement Co.
SHELBY-Marshall-Wells Stores
SLESIA-SileSia Auto Machine Shop
TOWNSENDLGeorge Gabisch Co.
TWIN MISREPRESENTATION Stores
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lumber g. HdWe.
VALIER-Valier Garage
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15

VITAL I'D lIlG OoOEAL SDIGd0 vi
margin between prices quoted for
poultry on large markets such as
New York and Chicago and the
prices paid by dealers or professors
to producers? This question prob
ably is in the minds of many grow
erS.
The spread will vary mainly with
Cd the distance of the grower from
the central market, (2) the operat-
ing cost of country dealers and pro-
cessing plants, 90 bargaining
strength as governed by local COM
petition between buyers which will
influence the amount of profit they
will try to take and az the grade
of the live poultry.
OPA gathered from a group of
midwestern plants data on costs of
processing chickens and turkeys in
1914. The average cost at that time
on a dressed weight basis was $6.19
per 100 pounds for chickens and
1851 for turkeys.
Shrinkage Varies
In this study, the average shrink
on turkeys from live to dressed
weight was 1875 percent, with the
highest cost plant reporting 1874
percent and the lowest cost plant
only 11.5 percent. Presumably, this
shrink included transit shrink on
live turkeys bought by professors at
a distance from their plants. The
shrink on fowl averages about II
percent. While poultry bought away
from the plant will show a shipping
shrink, they are frequently held for
a feeding gain. This adds to the
feed cost but improves the yield
from the purchase weight.
11-Cent Spread Allowed
Under the fowl purchase program
announced last fall, the u. S. de-
partment Of agriculture allowed
dealers a spread of IL cents a pound
between live prices at the farm and
the price of box-packaged, dressed
birds. Where the producer delivered
birds to the plant, the spread wa:
272 cents less. This probably allow:
most dealers a satisfactory profit.
After the poultry is dressed
packed and loaded, freight and icing
are the principal costs in moving i
to the large markets. These are fair
ly fixed cost items which can b.
obtained from the railroads. TIL
cost of icing and re-icing in transi
will vary with the time of year, tn
spread of the shipment and witt
the degree of refrigeration required
that is, whether the poultry j
chilled or frozen.
Freight must be paid on the tars
or the weight of the boxes or othe
packages in which the poultry j
packed, as well as on the weight c
the dressed poultry. AS a rule {
thumb, you can add about % pei
cent to the freight rate to cover tn
icing and tare. That will give tn
approximate total transportatio
charge per pound Of poultry.
The freight rates per 100 pound
on dressed poultry in carload 10
from Great Falls to Chicago ar
New York are approximately $1.t
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15
WYOMING

CODY-Marshall-Wells Stores
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wells Stores
POWELL-Powell Hdwe. g. Elec. CO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stores
SHERIDAN-Duncan & Dickinson
M Stores
WORLANDICook Sales g. Services
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-02-15
Summary of Factors

Summing up, to approximate the
price a dealer can pay for live poul-
try at a local point, if the poultry
moves to eastern markets, do the
following:
ID For chickens, deduct from the
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Philippine Sugar.

ChriStmastime is sugar time.
Millions Of pounds Of candy, iced
cakes, cookies and sirup will be
enjoyed this season, due to the
courage Of sugar mill owners and
Filipino workers. Japanese bomb
ers swarmed over selected targets to
cripple the important sugar indus
try. Not satisfied with almost total
devastation, they forbade the
planters to seed anything except
rice and cotton, two crops totally
untitled for the climate and the
laborers.
The Filipinos had crop to plant,
tend and harvest. The mill owners
had to refinance buildings and
equipment. One firm had to raise
So, 100000 to restore former hold
ings.
Today, the introduction of mod
ern machinery has enabled the
planters to seed more acres than
ever before. The greater planting
means more bountiful crops and the
adequate machinery takes care of
intricate work, freeing labor for
other jobs.
Within five short years after the
enemy was forced to admit loss Of
face" more than 1.000,00 tons Of
sugar will flow into American mark
cts. One thing the invader over
looked was the courage and vision
Evening star., 1948-12-14
AUTOMOBILES WANTED,

CHEVROLETs WANTED-1940 to 1947
moselS ssNDERsp VII Pay high cash prices BARNES
ao jill }Gsr NJ ssi4 n1s6f sSifs ssPs ss5 s.n..,
S. eSSh ssH pzee n for sss yssr Yssd ss5
TOR 60, III liz 's5 Rhode HESoUp Island ave. Mo NO.
a6foaobHhEso 2GiR IL 5 wASFfD. for export, 1884
.e cass nsweSs sH mGds 1aai low mileage preferred
WANTED, used cars, any year, any make
or mode' for export; immsdiats cash; nS
WIN WITH WINN"-More SIS foI ssuf
open ear So sHnds1 dsay 10 Open % am to 1gNs
MORE eAsH Fi FSE Hi5s esE Ex 9S' s
CASE 59f sE!9s lass s1s and and &.
= 1z1R g. HONEST xrSRAlsAts Sp q make.
/ Will PAY ALL CASH for clean cara
new or used. Call me now or drive BY.
1910 Bsnnnss rd eENE ne FR 5s1
GET THE HIGHEST PRICE for your car
We are one of the largest used car deal
ers in town. We will sell your car at no
See Us 70 % al 5he MoToR ysu Sc
sfatien s3 st. NJ Is a0Ss soSBsRosite B. & O. Freight
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. (Ford dealerJ,
920 Bladensburg rd. ne. (opposite Seers),
At A1n,t G2o0 or 1901 IN MINI. ave. ne. cat
BELL MOTORS tthe 1907 insured LOTT
will sell your 1946 to, 1949 and net you
the highest retail price in town; The
bring car to BELL MOTORS, 5010 Wiscon-
sin aye NJ, Wo. 5000: III
car; will pay cash Call EX 1870. ia
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA
Service, 1l26 10th ST.. NV. pI. 9141;..
pay highest price If in good cond R. /.
MOTORS, 1920 Rhode Island ave. ne.
s4Ir2Ea.xpps MI S1iai W. 40. "a
cash imWed. TR. e474, SH. e543, NET
RoPoLITAN MOTORS, N. Y. ave. and
B,sdsnS6urg rd; 10
Mr. Roper" for highest cash price; any
year or model. ROPER" 1880 r. I.
ave. ne, Dupont 9765. I7s
Evening star., 1948-12-14
My Word for 1t
by Frank Colby
Secretary's Handbook.

To settle an Office disagreement,
will you please pass on the follow
ing sentence: "A copy of my letter
to Mr.. Smith, together with his
letter care? isN inclosed."
My assistant. DR.. Etaoin Shrdlu,
explains 1t thus: "Harumph! Ah-h
copulative conjnctions. such as
with. along with. together with,
etcetera, are not equiva-
lent, in affecting the number of the
subject, to and Harumph!"
What he means is that such con-
functions, unlike and do not
make the subject plural. Note the
singular verbs in these correct sent
ences:
A copy of my letter. together with
his letter, is inclosed.
The man, as well as his children
was invited.
The door opened and a woman
with three children was ushered in
His hand, also Mary's, was raised
Mary's dress, like her mothers, is
yellow.
In other words, clauses like "to-
gether with his letter" stand out
side the sentence as parenthetical
remarks which are not essential to
the meaning. They do not. there
fore, become additional subjects.
Many such sentences can be re-
worded, placing the clause at the
end, thus showing clearly that the
clause affects neither the subject
nor the verb: The man was invited
as well as his children. Mary's
dress Is yellow like her mothers
The door opened and woman
entered with three children.
OF course. two subjects connected
by land" require a plural verb, thus:
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Goren on Bird ge

My partner, Margaret Wagar of
Atlanta, Ga. holding the North
hand in the deal shown above. en-
ployed a sequence of bids which to
the gallery of kibitzers (who had
paid IL pesos a copy for adnission)
appeared to be a chain OF psych1cs.
Our Argentine friends expressed
their pleasure at Mrs. Wagar's put
ting on a good show for their bene-
At, but in actuality she had not
made an effort to deceive any one.
Periodically, the one way to tell
the truth about her hand was to
speak a series of ingenious lies.
After the opening bid of one club
1t was clear that at least a game
contract must be reached, and an
effort must be made to elicit detailed
information of partners holding,
the better to determine whether the
hand should play at three no-trump,
five clubs or a slam in clubs. It
South has a mediocre opening with
heart protection the no-trump con-
tract will be the logical one. IT
South has no heart stopper, then no.
trump cannot be considered and a
game or slam attempted in clubs.
When our opponents, representing
the Jockey Club of Buenos Aires,
played the hand, North responded
with three clubs, South chose the
short route to game, hoping that
North's Jump was based on heart
value, and tried three no-trump,
which was defeated when our team
mates cashed five heart tricks.
Mrs. Wagar, who despite her
mellifiuous voice and gentle manner
is the pistol-packing type of player,
subjected this deal to her most deli
cate treatment. She set about
scientifically to determine whether
or not had a heart stopper. To
postpone the decision she made a
temporizing bid of one diamond,
which I dutifully raised to two
From her standpoint, no-trump was
still unsafe and she decided to make
one more temporizing bid, two
spades. AS new suit by responder
this constituted a one-round force.
1t appeared that an effort was be-
ing made to get me to bid no-trump,
which of course now appeared out
of the question. I was torn between
Evening star., 1948-12-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (cont.)

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Cont.)
% aa ss HsS coyss Wnd'. s apessn
sRsf sc NI
CIR snf 1859 s:s Royal 4dr sedan; seod
half can be financed North 5o49. 10
SHRYsLER 1e4l Royal ,cna club coupe; r. = and
niRY sSas 81 ss4 ast ss pun
ss' FSSe g. n5SSsR2' 5SS Rhos
cHRYsLER 1910 New Yorker club coupe;
ssssrs ss sF hd Pssssf s:ss covers .ns @ ssss
cHRYsLEE 1910 club epe.; green; equip
4sgus! 0ds = sS2a PE5SsI PMSIess
i2SY itR ft i4 NV windsor ss 03oS s sedan
e hi,S s. ess or best ss6a esT RI Re- 1890 Ext
sHsYsins Ss xss 1as4 VIM Wnssof FN 4-dr:: ne radio
5000 mileS s2,2e5; 3o-day guarantee;
cash trade en-, or term terms at t,u 81 interest
MoTQEs; @s NC s.s 500 | wis; save ave Wo; 1881.
ees1 sls Il Is Rsi
eRosLiEYs ls4s station STAT s01u wagon; driven lew
5hSYSaad 1Sy ne miles y owner; s7sS. Can p1
sss sR ss sss sss.y sseass sssIssss ss
bf hg.h soTo 81 RI fe44 fye castom as 4dr sedan
mn MI; si, $780, iftsc viii acceps e trade. Ho ssSs.
DE SOTO late 1e4e 4-dr. Custom; superior
$3.50 cash. Cali after 4:3o pm, cH.
De SOTO 1s41 4-door; fluid drive. auto
shit. new paint; sacrtfice, $3.50: EX.
5000, to p.m.' GE. 0456 = to 10 pm.
t DE SOTO 1912 de. Dc luxe m s,ar;: dr. is a
Triangle TRIAHMSG5LLE MOTORS, 1883 R. I. ave. ne.
81 soTo esS5 1s4o 4.dr: sedan; excellent mts con
tires tires a 9ne.owner o car; a real buy at
sG sofo Ss 1s4 AF G7SI aftfr baek p and d. h.
TOR SALES, 1880 Ca. ave. NV. IA.
De SOTO 1s41 4-dr.; r. and h., finest
week. KENNY MOTOR SALES, 18th and
BIZ soTo ays 1s47 81 4d2 sR seaan ssag huid dive
r. and h. finished in beautiful light gray,
ssse9 sp 9snons sonaSn dag carries e.
Esa RS! : or Sa aea 81: SsansR. Ss ave-
R:., Ra soTA s.s5 sss Ok te5 ssss sedan radio snd
DE SOTO Iss4 1s4o 4,dr;: r. and h; finest
SopGE is1i custom 4.door; vinterised
~ 81 1893 ST. tanes nW
DODGE 20 as4o r:. 4-eeSr :sssn; :, "a .ad h
ARRANGE financing III OCkR Ia
! 9swner: kept in ssIags; less than 1900
DOLCE 1s47 2.dr. sedan; 5000 mi; seat
ss4s ssGysss T. wNESs IN seff9iseF oT s7ss Sw ike nsW
pobGI le4o sH 4dF. + sedan: e ave original ff paint
SSpsi is4l gse3s ssssn. lu.ur, ,' lnsr
erer: no dealers RA 1850. -i6
s,5 M isa eDs Ss sS0m m club sS1es
Rsstset cong; 81 ;e55. M. 5000: Ext. sSs;
SoRSs f 6ssk custom 1850 1886 10 ss s
sS .s new VS. sne f. Rs;s'si, 81
DODGE is4s bus cpe.; beaut; sray in,
motor and tires, perfect; immaculate
ssl%s sPsse 500 Ss Nina ssh sr1ds
At. 3516. -16
6oDGE is41 de luxe sedan; T. and h,
excellent appearance. runs like q charm;
an original one-owner local car that has
had finest care: a bargain at only S945;
cash or liberal terms. with written guar,
sntee: COLUMBIA M99ToRs' l4th and
DODGE is47 custom club coupe; r: and
h, seat covers, one owner; S1,995: 30
day guarantee: cash, TRACE or terms At
5. sATcHER MOTORS, INC, 51oo Wis.
ave, WO. 1881.
DODGE 194l 4-dr.: original 1,ownsr;
MOTOR SALES, 18th end r. I. ave. ne.
b9i h0DSs ssiej Is41 4-dr-rhis machine lso is an
anteed; -Se95. WILLIAMS a BAKER.
NASH, 2S19 M st. NV. HO. S7O0. IL
DODGE 1889 de luxe, sedan, heater, blue
finish; motor Just overhauled: $695, terms.
Triangle TS nsaL MOTORS. 1893 R. l. ave. Re-
b6DGE 1880 a-6t.; needs paint; $3.50
Evening star., 1948-12-14
nature s lhll0fen BY Lillian Cox Athey

Of Americans and the unfiinching
devotion of the Filipinos to an ideal.
Confidence is expressed again In
the Philippines. There is money.
labor, climate and soil, not over
looking dependable markets. The
consumers can rejoice that what
appeared such a calamity has
turned out q blessing the enemy
never counted on at all!
Evening star., 1948-12-14

raising the spades and returning to
clubs, and decided upon the latter,
being unwilling to make any further
constructive bids with this more or
less minimum hand.
Mrs. Wagar now jumped to five
clubs, the final contract, confident
that the partnership did not possess
a heart stopper. BY her apparent
falsehoods she had painted this
honest picture of her hand, Partner,
we have clubs, diamonds and spades,
but it appears that we have no
strength in hearts, so we had better
abandon hopes for a no-trump
game"
(Copyright. 194S. by Charles II. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr., GEORGE w, Crone

luton I'd each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
/. A coming out" party is usual
ly associated with
Graduation Society
Hospitals Birthday
2. A double-play should make one
think primarily Of which related
term?
Offside Birdie
Triple Personal
8. The mascot of which one Of
these schools is a bulldog?
Princeton Yale
Duke Notre Dame
4. Which one of these types Of
money was mentioned in the Bible?
| Peso Farthing
! Ruble Guilder
S. Which one of these workers
earns her living. by the aid of a
black ribbon?
| Nurse Teacher
Manicurist Typist
s. Encircle the "T' if you think
,.the sentence is true, or the IF" If
you deem it false. You deserve one
point for each correct judgment.
T F. (D Pennsylvania is the
largest State east of the Mississippi
River.
T r (b) New York City is far
ther south than is Rome. Italy.
T F (c) Reno, New, is farther
west than is Los Angeles.
T F (d) Atlanta is farther west
than is Detroit.
T F (e) Part of Kentucky lies
north of the Ohio River.
Score yourself as follows: %,
poor; 3-6, average; TO, superior;
9-10, very superior.
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