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Evening star., 1948-03-13
Sees Plot in Austin Statement ,

To the Editor OF the star:
The chief purpose behind the Austin state
ment before the Security Council on February
"a is to bring about in the glise of negotia-
tions and consultations, the reopening OF the
entire question of Palestine's political future.
1t is easy to see how this unwieldy procedure
will lead to the time limits Of April and May
Is coming and going without the Provisional
Councils of government in Palestine having
been constituted, without militias having been
formed, and with chaos prevailing in Palestine
This procedure has been recommended just
because It was foreseen that 1t would lead TO
such results. Once these results are achieved,
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Harvey's Story Appreciated
County Budget Suggestion

the Editor
Along the line of the commendable sug-
gestion made by the Prince Georges County
Civic Federation that public hearings be held
prior to the adoption Of the county budget
it also is suggested that the county commits
sioners should be required to publish the
tentative budget at least two weeks prior to its
adoption.
The taxpayers need more light on how their
r,on.v n "a h roert L. p. II.
Evening star., 1948-03-13

Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address OF the
,oriter, although it is permissible for
,Driter knoton to The Star to use
nom de plume. Please be brtef.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Hit and Rum Pedestrian


On the afternoon Of January 7, q woman who
was running for streetcar at North Capitol
street and Massachusetts, avenue NV, knocked
down little elderly lady who had gotten off
the car at that intersection. Two kindly men
picked up the little lady, summoned taxicab
for her and accompanied her home. From
there she was sent to Garfield Hospital, where
she now has lain for nine weeks with a broken
hip and broken life. Shocked and suffering,
she only, knows that, the, careless woman re-
sponsible' for her plight was wearing gray
coat.
It is possible, of course that this "hit and run"
pedestrian did not know what she had done in
her haste. If so, perhaps she will read this
letter, remember the incident and at least de-
sire to say: I'm sorry" F.S.C C.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Questions and Answers

reader get the answer to any question Of
fact by writing The Evening Star Informa ton
Bureau. 3l6 Eye street NE, Washington 2. D. C.
Please inclCse three go cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1948-03-13

AS further possibility, could this green
stuff that covers Mars be statisticians lay
ing tax dollars end to end?
Evening star., 1948-03-13
By THE HASKIN SERVICE,

@. Can the age Of fish be determined by
counting the rings on the fins?-B. c. r.
A. There are no rings on the fins Of a fish.
The age of a fish can be told by counting the
rings on the scales under a microscope.
Evening star., 1948-03-13

and the timetable of the partition plan has
been upset, apparent justification would be
created for last-minute request to the British
government to continue ruling Palestine beyond
May Is. The authors of this scheme expect
that the British government 'magnanimously"
would grant this request, provided British terms
and conditions are met; and that, pleading
that this is necessary in the interests Of peace,
the American Government then would "re-
luctantly" accede to the British conditions.
The second purpose in the minds OF the real
authors Of the Austin statement, is that the
consultations should provide an opportunity
to the British and the Arabs-whose underlying
unity on the Palestine issue has become an open
secret-to press for a revision Of the United
Nations plan. 1t would then be reported that
two of the three parties concerned are ready
to agree on solution with only the Jews
standing in the way.
When speaking Of the real authors Of the
Austin statement there is every reason to be-
lieve that the hands that wrote the text and
the brains that devised the evil thoughts be-
hind 1t are the hands and brains of certain
State Department officials whose bitter hos
tility to the Jewish homeland is notorious, and
of the oil companies lobbyists who seek to
change American policy to suit their private
interests ! CHARLES H. SEWN.
Evening star., 1948-03-13

Q. Are bankruptcies born more often than
triplets and quintuplets? I. NJ
A. Quadruplets occur oftener than quin-
tuplets but less often than triplets. In 1916
there were only seven sets of quadruplets in
the United States.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Q. Please differentiate between lima beans

@. Please differentiate between lima beans
and butter beans.-N r. E.
A. The butter or wax bean is one Of q race
Of snap or string beans with tender golden
yellow pods. The lima bean is an entirely
different plant, originally climbing tropical
bean now cultivated in temperate countries
as bush crop. al r.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Confusion of Dates Reasserted

NAOnluSlON Ol A6lSS NGdSSSIIEu
To the Editor of The Star:
A. A. Williamson wonders "if there is not
some confusion of dates" in the discussion
Of 1.-The Oldest Civilization" And there is
abundant reason for his wondering. There is
confusion not only in dates but in the cita-
ton of facts CD with those dates.
Mr. Williamson in turn has produced cause
for further wondering, as for example his two
statements about the year ca 1926 BE-. first
that our present calendar was inaugurated by
the Egyptians in that year, and second that
1926 is the earliest recorded date of history.
We won't waste any time wondering whether
or not the two statements are true. Those
who believe the Bible, know they can't be
true. The wondering relates to how Mr.. Will
Hanson can appear to be so sure OF himself
as to make such dognatic statements. But
his issue with the Bible doesn't end here.
Later on he says, "Our own solar calendar
proves that Egyptian civilization antedated
1926 by many centuries, with emphasis on the
many" and I'VE know that as early as approx
mately $4,000 years ago the Egyptians were
civilized enough to be making brick and
pottery:
If Mr.. Williamson really knows this, some
of us would be indebted to him for an effort
to tell us how he knows it. 1t won't be enough
to repeat the assumption about the Nile
deposits which postulates that while We may
know how much silt is laid down over few
years, it therefore is true that such a schedule
will be maintained over period of thousands
of years.
That neither Mr. Williamson nor any one
else really knows is at least strongly sug-
gested by his offer to knock off the small
matter of 1000 years" and his appeal to the
oft-exploded cant "the rise Of mankind from
savagery to civilization"
It takes lot more credulity to believe that
sort of thing than 1t does faith to believe the
Genesis story: 80 God created man in His
own image" DONALD F. HAYNES.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Early Riser Wants Daylight Time

EdTIy INSET wants DayI12nt 1me
To the Editor Of The Star:
am not one of those who wish to do every
thing under cover of darkness and dread the
light of day; nor do crave early darkness
on lovely summer evening, and the burning
Of hot electric lights when there could be
daylight
The many benefits and advantages for
happier living in summer time to be derived
from daylight saving seem to me so obvious
as to need no defending so please add my
voice to those whose enjoyment OF the summer
will be increased by rising more nearly with
the rising Of the sun. If good thing in war
time, why not a good thing at any time?
LOVER OF LIGHT.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Marshall Plan 'Boondoggling?

To the Editor Of The Star:
From available reports, it appears that this
administration is getting ready to operate the
Marshall Plan as just another gigantic boon
doggling WPA. 1t is too bad that Harry
Hopkins is not available to head up and man
age the plan. I am hoping that the Republic
cans before voting the money will be suff1-
GENTLY realistic to stipulate that at least half
Of the appropriated money shall be used for
military preparedness. Why are we not build
ing new model tanks and airplanes in sufficient
numbers to help hold back the Red Terror
that is threatening to overrun all Europe?
HENRY G. PARKER.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
LONZA LOCALS

Fred MCGOWAN and family
visited at the home of Win Nc
Cowan Sunday.
Several people of this commun
ity attended the funeral of Erma
Davis Saturday.
Hurley Cochran and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Coch-
ran Sunday.
Bud Price spent Sunday with
Cameron Rose.
Mabel Cochran spent Friday
night with Ann Mullins.
Ella Mae Rose spent Saturday
night with Maude and Polly
Rose of Clinchco.
Ann Mullins spent Saturday
night with Mabel Cochran.
Clyde Newberry and son, Joel,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Coch-
ran Friday evening.
Joyce Faye Musick visited
Fern Cochran Sunday.
Hurley Cochran and family,
Mrs. S. P. Cochran and daugh-
tiers, Fern and Mabel, visited at
the home of Vester Cochran at
Grundy last Sunday.
Betty Price of Ohio and Mabel
Cochran spent Sunday night with
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
GUNS AND SHELLS

FOR SALE-9 MN Luger; 80
Luger; P-38; 80 Auto; IS Auto;
AZ Special; As Auto Rim; 80
shorts; 38 shorts; 80 caliber army
Carbine; Is cal. Jap; 81 cal. Jap;
$50 Auto 8-mm Mauser; 7-mm,
Shotguns, Auto, Rem; Savage;
Pump Guns; Rem; Win; Ithica;
% Hornets; Revolvers, 22-cal. to
As cal. Many other kinds Of
guns and shells. Save this ad for
future use. 33tc 12-1D
SUTHERLAND'S
Guns and Shells
$40 Fulton st.
Chester Pennsylvania
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
Ann Mullins.

Ann Mullins.
Joyce Faye Musick, Ann Null
ms and Fern and Mabel Cochran
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Worley Glib
son Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Davis of Detroit
spent few days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. N. B. Mullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deel, Char
lie Belcher, Mrs. S. P. Cochran
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Rose
attended church at Sandlick Sun
day.
Merville Cochran visited Lay
ton Musick Sunday.
Hazel MCGOWAN spent Satur-
day night with Pearly Adkins
and wife.
Edd Hurt and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Hurley Cochran visit
ed at the home of S. P. Cochran
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Ellis and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rose visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Deel over
the week
Ray Mullins and Glenn and
Robert Ellis of West Virginia
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Deel
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will MCGOWAN
visited Bert MCGOWAN Saturday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
FOR SALE

One-half acre of land at the
mouth of Crabtree Fork of Long
Fork on state highway between
Clintwood and Coeburn. It has
ON it nice frame building suit
able for restaurant or store. It
also has rooms for a small fam
lily to live in. Reasonable and
buyer can get a clear title. See
D. NJ. Crabtree, Clintwood, Va
(4t Nov. 30)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
Democrats Meet
(From page one)

erland secretary of the county
committee.
H. E. Anderson was elected dis
trict chairman for Clintwood
district, Oakley Stanley for Err
vinton, Cecil Hay for Sandlick,
and Granville Robinson for Will
lis.
Sam Wright accepted the call
to serve for a second term as
county chairman in short
speech. He deplored the fact that
neither of the Democrats elected
to county and district offices
were present. He said that each
and every one of them owed it to
the party that elected them to
show enough interest to attend
meetings of the kind.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
PRODUCE WANTED

Furs, Hides, GINSENG, Poultry
and all other types of produce in
this line. Produce house located
on Mcclure Ave. Highest market
prices paid. See me before you
sell your automobile batteries and
radiators. -- Corbett Hamilton,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
Dwelling and Store Building

For Sale One 5-room house
and five lots. House furnished or
unfinished, lights, good well.
Store or restaurant building. Lo-
Gated on highway one-half mile
from Mcclure, Va. See Maynard
French, Stratton, Va. ct Dec. ~
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01

WANTED TO RENT-5-Room
House with bath soon, located
in town if possible. Mrs. L. H.
Geisler, C o w. H. Geisler, Long
Fork, Va. (3t 12-4-47)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
Car For Sale

1914 Plymouth Sedan, in good
shape, fair tires, sticker. Price
$500, halt down, balance in 8
monthly payments. See Otis Hill,
Norland, Va. (1tp)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01

Mail your news in early
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01

PLANT A ROSE GARDEN
NOW and enjoy beautiful Ros-
es next summer. We offer the
following six beautiful Ever
blooming Roses: Red and Pink
Radiance, Talisman, Victoria,
Golden Dawn, Editor Mcfarland,
all 2-year Blooming Size, Special
Offer No. 26-$6.85 Postpaid.
Write for Free copy 44-page
Planting Guide. Agents Wanted.
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES
Waynesboro, Virginia
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
Little Ads
Where Buyer And Seller Meet
M1nIA& lM Hlne aM Till q i'll n Ual AlM RIH VIZ ED
SOUND ADVICE

SOUND ADVICE
Get your COAL and WOOD
NOW, while prices are still with
in reach of pocketbook levels.
What prices the future holds are
very plainly seen. Heed good adj
vice and get your coal and wood
now from
CLAUDE SHORTT
GENERAL HAULING
ClintWood = Virginia
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
WANTED

GOOD SAWED AND HEWED
MINE COLLARS. Hickory and
oak sawed collars at $1.254 each.
Beech, Blackgum and Maple,
$1.10 each, to 4 inches thick,
inches wide and up, II it. long.
Good hewed collars, $1.10 each.
Stick timber or props, 4 cents
per lineal foot. All prices FOB.
mines. Contact r. E., GRADY Or
GARFIELD BAKER, Clintwood,
Va. (11-27-3tc)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01

LOST-One $50 bill. Lost on
Nov. 10th at ClintWood. Reward
for return to loser. Mrs. Calvin
Kelly, Ison, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01

STRAY COW-One red cow
came to my place about one
week ago. Owner please call for
her. l don't have feed for her.
Edward Reedy, Willard, Va. (lt)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-01
SUGGESTION FOR
CHRISTMAS

Genuine Calfskin Billfold with
Or without coin purse made by
patients at CataWba Sanatarium.
Black, brown, tan, black and
white with initials. Contact
James NJ. Skeen, Catawba Sana-
tarium.
Evening star., 1948-11-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ALTERATIoNs-Let's see what can Be
SsfirdT MRS SSa5SsEf NE Ss5s .afs:,.
.ssistant, rswriter. proof reader. wants
" work k,r. to do , at home; ns payment by Job
ccoMPAN1oN, cultured, for lady; willing
to travel any place in world; B.c.H. $3.50
DENTAL ASSISTANT. sxgsrisnsed; for in
JOB nssssd BY hsS
aSs4s. ;ssss ssss nsas: ne T
DREssMAKING, design remod, altera-
Rs1E sEs iH'ns sD st ssss
Of hand; called for and delivered; SO per
THOUSAND a,na Hu. 1853 Sunday to s. week
eaG: siKL, as, - eolored desires 5-day we week,
clerical position;, expssrienced in filling,
NURSE: practical, care care of invalid or
ggaralyt,c; am kind and patient; best refs.
experienee' ineiudins lessl; 5,day week;
sEcRETARY, exert, eficient, attractive
6sSs. MISS BALDWIN. NV M13
SECRETARY. experienced, under 30, de-
ment; unless extraordinary features,
nothing under $500 considered. Write
STENOGRAPHER, exper.: avail. hr., day.
week; your ONCE or mine: notary mineo-
graph, ds Edip6one, @o oesl Can MISS MuIvAN55Y'
APHER-sECRETARY. expert
enced, 8 years college, reliable. wants
permanent position; excel. refs. Box 439-
e, Star. 13s
TYPNG, commercial and personal, BY the
Job: pick up and deliver: DE. 62S6. g.
neay copy WORK enSeopes soa
421-E. Star g.
WOMAN alone desires position as house
keeIer-companion. Box 3S3-E. Star. l3'
sires work at home, tipping, mailing list.
etc; will call for and deliver work: Call
IJN 2O36 p
Evening star., 1948-11-08
SITUATIONS MEN,.

ACCOUNTANTS ONCE manager, varied ex-
perience. capable and reliable in executive
capacity, n,anagerial exerience. Win travel
AcCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
part time; TAX returns prepared, state
.tasssd 1s Books
ARCHITECT, long practical experience,
registered. strong. construction man. steel,
fSncrsss Ip sasz open salary or percentage PHONE
CHEF. eolored. exp. in supervision. food
cost and menu planning. reliable, compe-
tent: desires permanent job. DE. 5937. s.
peso1 OPEN SoD seaTs se p s
months limo. and advertisins; sgaliAsd tor
Ha Box 'ns s45 ,oO otesO tesnins write MR. MoApz
DRUG CLERK. experienced: available eve
ssf hsE ssa ss
other safe write ef soz
HOTEL VALET, 1st.class hotel: take comp.
sharse OF shop; thoroushly ezper.; refs.
algm0sF afsen go pm years experience AK t.6s
MULTiLiTH and Davidson operator, ex-
Roars na oBse y9s Du 1877 ysye'D
PAINTER, cciored, veteran, desires job;
nine years experience; would take Job as
maintenance man. AT. 7433. s.
PAINTER, inside and outside painting,
wall washing; reasonable prices; local ref.
erences. WADE. ME O943 8.
REACHED THE TOP in present field, but
not in capabilities; opportunity desired for
permanent connection where initiative.
common sense and organizational ability
are needed: locale not important; account
ing. engineering and architectural back
ground. but anxious to try new fields;
present salary over $1,000 year; best
references Phone Wardeld 1882. Box
35-H, Star.
fabrics, slip covers, estimates; curtains.
draperies and gift wares. Box 475-E, Star
MIDDLE-AGED MAN. white, desires part
time job. cashier, salesman or other light
Evening star., 1948-11-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MASTER q big money-making profession
is to so, learn the art of scien-
tific massage. Many earn large income
from private practice. Doctors and hos
are isIn fsT
caii M BILL HuTELL's PHYsicAI FITNESS
CLUB, 1719 X st. NV, EX. 42O4, for in
Reasonable rates. %
BRIDGE = Instructions and
supervised play. Neva stock-certified in
PIX oPERATNG is a pleasant, ipterestins
We train you in q week or two. Apply
221 Bond Bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave,
sPANisH 8 STa LESSONS. modern methods
private class, In your home Or mine; s ex-
Sc esrisnsed sS ME- fsaeas5 ss55 ANDERSON 7le 18th
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
sfaGFq orRRafoRs 2aa IS SEEDEp R o
rsnHg in al SUBJECTS bee day s. nsh esaos1s and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, I340
ave ME. 777s. Established 1918
NURSNG-Train quickly at
home; excel. pay: many earn while learn
NURSING, Box 36s-E. Star.
LEARN TO DRIVE in .washington's oldest,
driver training school; 194S model cars;
patented dya S9sY 9aTos PERMITS So sef9rsd foS
n aufo % Bon soDY a and aA fender % %eeu2seEsraetieai ri
sions Applications accepted now for
enrolment. CARVER VOCATIONAL IN
sTITUTE. 1910 14th st. NV. co. 1858
Evening star., 1948-11-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMpANiEs.

BRICK AND BLOCK WORK, we do any
shne in sTc6 sosk work guar.
tors: EN- 1926 Of spr1ce s. UssS1ns osoI, '0n.ss'' Ms
BUILDING, remodeling, papering, carpen-
sdsk VI1s Ii i44S cfRsn L. T0rt is5s
coNckETE, cement work, footing. drive
ways 7orches: i,es basement s floors steps re-
fEScEs. chain iinE, immediate erection;
SEasE Fl IL Ps5 CO.. suna,nE RA 1876 &c. terms
FLoos sERyTcESSNethinr but the best;
laying sanding. finishing, cleaning, par.
M me-. isia 1issos:
GARAGE, l2xeo, aluminium overhead door.
ss5sS: a'S ssss clear ''R: e. sS
GENERAL @ REMoDELNG.Homes. REMODEL .E stores
Ts%9aslISs; s. ssds expert seraftsmanshiD. JOHN
Home 6hsGs 2MpkovEMENrs, sa expert carpenter
Free estimates. Can TR. 5s5i. Ss Gs
REMoDELNG, nreproofins. rooflng. siding.
ma mons aS' sss.s
ff os DscoRSTe 5iss sS5 sEs' eo ss"'ses sos "a
REMODEL and modernize your home or
SSATioMAL iNsTATIATIoNr GoS;, INC:
BUILDING CONTRACTOR, m senerai rail- repairs
Of all kinds. Bars, recreation rooms, Spe-
cialty. CARL w. SNIDER, Jr., GE. 6172.
AsKEw's HOME sERvICE-Painting. pa.
per hanging. foor- sanding and moderniz.
ing: bsmt 70 roof; reasonable; OR; 1900.
paperins, painting, carpentry, plumbing,
heating, roofing, siding and all types OF
home improvements; small monthly pay
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO, si5 New
xSbIioN, xHs5 hEs nT xITEka7T1I1oS IA 711s ,.p.,r:
modelling, roofing Of ali types. Free es.
Inmates. Prompt service. SUPER ROOF
ING & BUILDING CO. PL. 042s. 10
Evening star., 1948-11-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, wishes days work, Tues,
Fri and Sat. Refs Call DE. 1928.
GIRL, colored, wants job, live In: attends
night school 3 nights Q week. OR. 1859.
GIRL, colored. teen ager. wishes work after
school Sa as baby sitter; ts4o mothers helper or
GIRL. wants g.h.w., 51a day wk. Call Mon.
anytime after 12 noon. Ii. 1884.
GIRL. colored, wants JOB: h.w: and clean
ing. hours . day; Call Ex. 5s93.
COL. GIRL wants lob caring for child, and
housework, while mother works; ref: g.
day wk. Call 3 to 5 aft. DI. .819S. g.
GIRL. wants days work Or pa past-time work;
GIRL selo.sd wants ,ssgEr dsys work or PEE psst
GIRL, colored,. nice, reliable. h. s. grad
Experienced. with recent references. Gail
HAND IAUNDREss, experienced. desires
agndry I.fad.yc. work e ss take home; pickup
WOMAN, co!ored, wants. days work; can
do laundry and general housework. Call
GouETTA RIDLEY, 1889 18th st. NV. s.
WOMAN, colored wants g.h.w., maid or
cooking. full time. Call to g. DU.- s576.
WOMEN, colored. exp. cook and house
keeper. pastry baker or short-order cook.
WOMAN, colored, desires full time work
as laundreSs or maid; live IN or out; first
class Virginia reference. TW. 2464.
WOMAN, colored. wishes afternoon work
cooking through dinner; refs. TR. O694.
Evening star., 1948-11-08
pER&oNAl tSAn4 =

FUk COATS reSeyled to look like new,
isS ISns !ssaisi qsss ssssaaoo1 to7nsr,
and
Sc srade daiy ooGuss
sas a9s Sos1d o, ,ApRESyss ,! % s
sg.e sve sH Hsiled ,sz Upon request s4o1 oeorsia
ingerwave. Soc. No appointments, All
Flynn ' BEAUTY COLLEGE eSsa'is. isio g g AH &.
prompt and sfncient seryics; open sves.
iaSs posf pisGAED ss TSx4 GN pREss OR SUIT,
save it and makes Nothing ' too 'i hard to to
Lea Rsd sod fiF
fssTs Ess ii Sids;, isos llio St. NV sm: 80. O.
vacancy for elderly person. chronic, in
yalid y or Il Sambulstory patient. MIRIAM q.
CAN SAVE You you money on nationally ad-
ysrtised radios and itelevision sets. WA.
fsas 2f M as2s stsT sso snd
sns viii em er soa RsSs
holstsry; work guaranteed. CO. 439s., 10'
vaids s. f0T r.hsd lsd and tor M
further information, write Box 246,G,
HARDWARE, KITcHENwARE. ToYs.
gifts very reasonably priced. Lay-away
plan until Ghrlssmss soos opsn Evenings nntn
eSSS sss' pG & ssss 10y ave
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people.
Tsa Sal na5iss IL 4s5s sa5s' near Walter Reed Ho''
SLIP s covEKs, draDeriss; CO. $500: 8
s SsSi t9I5' iSssEs ESEz
REG. PRAcr, NURSE will board and car.
Gf oeation ots ssss
Vie ssD sSss!s n'ssSs
AGENCY l7ls Eye st. NV Sterling sSSs.
DO YOU NEED CLOTHING? Are you
how to open a weekly payment account so
70? ssn e. S1o'Rii eRi PA
rs: sSs 81 s :E1s. an nsns
DIR. M. S. NELSON, optometrist. an.
nounces opening modern scientific ofnces,
zss sd 1as r.nns 1ss' nsstD ss sss
located a '0Ss' sSs i4ss HHisiDs eGss
to g. :1s :7sah.: 5; SS;s zs hSsi:
RICHARD O. (DlCk) RmGEWAY, JR., an.
nouness the opening OF sales ofiice where
he VIII be pleased to serve you In the
ments, RICHARDS, GA H st. ne. Phone
fRANsIATfoN ftaissI 2EGii and letters written in
Italian and English; italian taught by ex.
diplomatic secretary and newspaper editor.
1923 18th st: NV. CO. 4017. Sc
you my sincere thanks for your kindness
to me since my unfortunate accident "Of
what. should one be proud If he is not
RRENFRo RENE MS 'fiehoS' DN' oANiEs /. l.
ALTERATIoNs AND DREssMAkINo done
expertly. quickly and reasonably. Fur
specially designed to fatter and slender
ize the wearer. MRS. RIDDLE. 20O6
Connecticut ave-. DU. 2O06 and DU. 6639.