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Evening star., 1949-03-18
HELP MEN & WOMEN (cont.

CLERK-TYPIST wanted by suburban
Md. Ford dealer: must be dependable
some bookkeeping experience would
be helpful but is not essential. Good
chance for advancement. Box 46l-X,
Star. 20
MAN AND WIFE, elderly couple, re-
fined. to act as caretakerS and live
in country home. Man able to care
for grounds and few chickens Won
derful opportunity for retired cDle.
Must be honest, reliable and de-
pendable; refs. required. Box LIB,
Star 20
or tailor, shop space,
rent free, must furnish own machine.
Call ST 1SSn. is
SETTLEMENT CLERK wanted by sub
urban Md. Ford dealer to handle
billing of new and used cars and
trucks; must be accurate and de-
pendable worker. Box 46O-X, Star.
SKIP LOCATERS to locate delin-
ouent debtors over phone: oppor
tunity for housewives or employed
person to use evenings or spare
time profltably. Only persons with
collection experience wanted Phone
MR.. VIOLIN, EX. O6O0. Ext. %
Evening star., 1949-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX RETURNS prep. in your home.
s.: eXper tax accountant. veteran;
save by proper completion. FA. 01s6.
ATTENTION, home owners. doctors
ster-o-Lite. ultraviolet health lamp.
may be purchased direct from mfg.
representative at factory prices.
Call NO. 1908. or come in 3053 NJ
st. NV. 10
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
Pax PaEsd 1NgfTu4E sflHa5ng 3 g. G; Gn Nc enron W,
sker. dir. 400 9TH st. NV. Room
Mr.: BUSINESSMAN. need good
ofice manager? Accountant? Bkkpr
sonnel. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 5s67.
GAS HEATING BOILERS. autom al tic
boilers. radiators. bathrooms. ktch-
ems. etc; immediate installations:
small monthly paymts. THOMPSON
& sTANSBURY CO, INC. Ii 3029.
Hour Of Power" WMAL Sundays.
s:45 am. 624 Indiana ave.
EMERGENCY SERVICE for clothing
Might or day call Blue Jay ''Weav-
tears, or moth damage, We call
Use oFef NY wAsH1NGToN sHi Se ADDRESS
for your convenience. Mail received
and forwarded anywhere BANKERT
BUSINESS SERVICE. 1O17 18th st.
NV. Phone ST. 1855. is
THE GENTLEMAN who saw man fall
IN streetcar at Seat Pleasant. Nd,
March IA about 4:30 pm, please
cali HI. 1896.
OFFICE OF LANSBURGH & BRO.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March IS. 1949
The annual meeting of the share
holders of Lansburgh g. Bro. for the
election of directors to serve the
ensuing year, and for the transac-
tion of such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
will be held at the Office of the
corporation, 420 9TH St NV. Wash
ineton, D. C.. on Monday. April lS.
1893, at pm. MARK LANS-
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Classified Ad Rotes
Local AdVeftlSefS

Three Lines (Minimum)
or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
J to 6 times consecutively, 32c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer, consecutively
30c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Specia.
Notices, and Personal, SC pei
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto.
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line Soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged on
all advertising 35 miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
Sertion
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register recent, which bears
q serial number with date and identi-
des your advertisement.
When caneeIins classified advertise
cancellation number This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show q credit for the cancella-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-03-18
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 18.-1t
could happen only in Hollywood
and only to Sam Goldwyn-the
producer is suing himself.
Superior Judge Paul Morse has
been asked to untangle 20 years
of complicated lease arrangements
over the old United Artists Studio
lot. owned Jointly by Mr.. Goldwyn
and Mary Pickford.
Suing for partition of the multi
million dollar lot are the Formosa
Corp. and Samuel Goldwyn. Inc.
both Of which Miss Pickford calls
alter egos" of Sam. Miss Pick
ford. who owns 4l/8Oth of the
studio property is principal de-
fendant.
However, as Mr.. GoldWyn, as an
individual, leases space from her
and the corporations to make
Evening star., 1949-03-18
HELP WOMEN
ADDRESSOGRAPH and O.

ADDREssOGRAPH and, Graphotype
operator. Experienced or willing
to learn. Typing helpful. AMvETs.
724 9th st. NV. Ma. 0555. Il 8
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER, expert
enced; eood salary and meals: pleas
ant working conditions. Apply house
keeper. CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and
BEAUTICIAN. hair stylist. Apply in
person HOTEL STATLER BEAUTY
BEATTY OPERATOR. with top salary
and commission; full or part time,
CIPE Beauty sHoPPE, 3o9 No.
Glebs I'd; Arlington. 20
BO0KKEEPER, full charge, for. re-
tail store; exper. pref. excel. salary,
5a-day ,wk., 12-day Sat. BRESLAU.
GID 18th St NV. 40
BOOKKEEPER-Large local tire firm
lequires experienced bookkeeper to
take complete control of books for
associate firm in Arlington; must be
capable Of making up profit and
loss stat .nents and directing as
sistant: starting salary. $3.50 per
annum fer 44-hour week. Reply in
detail t" Rox 332-C. Star. 30
BOOKKr ER-SECRETARY for auto
mobile Germ: must be experienced;
a-day k, pleasant working con-
ditions; alary commensurate with
ability. WA. $500.
Evening star., 1949-03-18

GoldWyn says if he moves from
the lot he may take with him all
buildings and improvements
erected since 1898, He claims this
under terms of the original lease.
Miss Pickford, however, holds
he has no rights to remove build
ings because he didn't submit the
plans to her first before building.
Confused? How do you think
the judge feels?
Evening star., 1949-03-18
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ADDING MACHINE operators-Set-
eral vacancies available for young
men and women, ages 1S to 25. with
adding machine experience. Apply
in person, HAMILTON NATIONAL
BANK, 619 14th st. NV. 10
COUPLE to act as caretakers, live in
and look after owners interest on
farm: must be honest and reliable; ;
excellent opportunity for middle
aged couple. Man to look after
grounds. chickens, etc; refs. re-
ouired. Call VIII. 002l, 30
Evening star., 1949-03-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ** c.


from his daily cash and stamp
fund, was ordered held for grand
jury action. under $500 bond, by
United States Commissioner Cyril
S. Lawrence yesterday.
Banks, who is colored, told au-
Evening star., 1949-03-18
.GoIdwyn Confounds Legal Case
BY Suing Himself for Property

movies. he has been made q Co.
defendant as lessee.
This. in effect, makes GoldWyn
the corporation sue Goldwyn, the
man.
Background Of the case stems
from the fact that Miss Pickford
and Mr.. Goldwyn are deadlocked
over renewal of lease made in
1888 and which expired last No.
vember.
To snarl things further, Mr..
Evening star., 1949-03-18

thorities at the time of his arrest
that he couldn't meet his family
needs on his $3.50 salary. He had
been employed at the Benning sta
ton. 4017 Minnesota avenue, for
the last two years. II
Evening star., 1949-03-18
AGENTS

ATTENTION. organizations. parent
teachers assn, churches. clubs. fra
ternal orders, lodges. etc. Start a
merchandise club. Absolutely no in
vestment; possible earnings from
5000 to $1,000 within 3 to 6 mos
Write for catalogue and full details,
HORROW FURNITURE CO., IA
Chestnut ST.. Phila &, Pa.
CARDS-Make $50 selling
100 boxes: samples on approval.
EVERS. 5l-56W Simonson St. Elm
hurst. N Y 10
Evening star., 1949-03-18
EXPANSION PROGRAM

We are interested in hiring a few
men, $4,000 and UP caliber who are
interested in making permanent
for advancement exists with an old
and respected firm. If you are over
81, unemployed or ] of the top men
in your field. not making sufficient
money and wanting to better your
way. let us explain the details of
our program to you at 2 o'clock
sharp Sunday. March 20. No other
time. 1900 18th st. NV, Suite 80.
Evening star., 1949-03-18
BrookIond PTA Plans Fair

A fair. including dancing, doll
exhibits and food sales, will oe
held by the Brookland PTA at
3 pm. tomorrow in the Brookland
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Postal Clerk Held
On EmbezzIing Charge

Postal Clerk Hugo Banks, %, of
the 900 block of Forty sixth street
NE, accused of embezzling S100
Evening star., 1949-03-18

When dnsuerino ddrertiSements
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
fncloSe original references, or
other materials OF personal pdlne.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Sterling 5000
HELP MEN

UPHOLSTERER: must be experienced.
Apply zoos Eye st. NV. ME. 950s.
WOOL PRESsER. experienced, Ap-
ply 633 F st. NV. lis
X-RAY TECHNICIAN for group of
doctors in Mt. Pleasant. Please
mail full particulars to Box lob.
YoUNG MAN to learn sales and es,t-
mating work with lge. transporta-
have car; excellent opportunity: rea-
sonable salary while learnins. Call
Mr.; GIBSON for appointment, IA.
YOUNG MAN wanted to work in
coffee store. Apply 1913 E st. NV.
YOUNG MAN-Good opportunity and
advancement for young man with
large local finance company: typing
esif''s5y csi ;oi s5onsns s'lsEy NX sss
YOUNG MEN. single, 1928 free to
travel. car furnished, daily expenses
advanced, no money needed to start
average earnings, to begin over 5000
per month working for nationally
work; See Mrs E. H. Mason. Cairo
Hotel. lO am. to pm. or anytime
after 1:30 pm. No phone calls. 19'
YOUNG MEN. lS-25; must be neat,
single, interested in job with future
and free to travel u. S. A.; average
sos wk: transp. furn: liberal draw
ing acct. See J. SMITH, Hotel Cairo
10 NIL pm. 1g
YOUNG MEN t2l. to handle an ad-
vertising campaign on the outside;
liberal commission. Apply PETRIE
STUDIO. 7OS 18th St NV. -23
MEMS CLOTHING SALESMAN. per
manent position, good salary and
commission. Apply Mr Chatlen, r
ABRAMSON, 103" 7th st NV 10
OPENING for man over
30 to become permanent local repre-
sentative of old established firm in
field Of horticulture. Pleasant con-
facts among home owners, farmers
and small land owners in semiprofes-
sional capacity Car necessary. /!
Complete training by successful COM
pany representative. Excellent COM |
pensation discussed at interview. |
Write DODSON, Box 202 Newark.
New York State.
and maintenance
supervisor: should have department
store experience: pleasant working |
e4fditions Wif6 IONS sal salary cSwmensuraIe
chases, tree disqualification. Write
Box lt6-B. Star 10
class carpenters, good
pay. long job. Apply office, 44O1 |
Silver Hill I'd. Suitland, Md. is
Evening star., 1949-03-18
HELP WOMEN

MATTRESSES wanted, experienced.
hl2 18th st. NV. rs.
MATTRESSES. ,aa experienced; tray serv-
:s5!4 !Se; heaTS conn o,i9; ave Apply in oersson.
WOMAN, white. settled. for light
'nnse'i55 NURSING. 81. Sase sas some practical
WOMAN to answer phone, some Of
nee experience necessary. Apply
WOMAN, W5oG \ st; vblte 1e. in mIGdisas.a PsTson
ana ana board free in return for care
ss$a: after e:Nee1 $40, Ap' saa saao l. Mo Nc
WOMAN t1 aAs.,Io. to clerk in furniture store
preterreds ts e60 one Wsos Hios hfs5 bisd st9r. or.
lineton, Va; Call Mr.. E. E. Roberts
& STORAGE CO. 80
WOMAN. white. TO care for elderly
lazy: not bedridden; live in. Apply
w;onMrIl4 w;nM1 l4tn st. NV. is
nesasa have a Dssssns Tee: e:
phone voice; to work in ofice
GoLDcRAPT e i C IF st STUDIOS, 71e i3th
YOUNG LADY fS fa1!ss for general office work;
typing essential; excellent worEin.
conditions. SWoPE JEWELRY CO,
1ll4 F st. NV 10
YOUNG WOMAN. age bet. % and
% single exper. in lady's ready
seipns seIWeaF' TO TO assist manager and also
AieAandrla; eood salary and good
future for right party. Call in
ewes. bet. 6:3o and 7:30, TIE :;543.
WANTED. experienced lady to man
age bakery concession on rental
basis; best NV. section. Wo 1854.
OPPORTUNITY in Southeast WASH
HMlston M lor white woman of initia-
i've, with ability to talk to group;
70 10 aVeraee $40 an evening conduct
needed: Gail AK. $500 Ext. 464.
DIANA DEERING will train attrac.
tive, well-groomed white women for
peasant. profitable career as charm
ScoIlnssl9rs. S.l R pnone and car REQUIRED.
ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN. slnsl.: is'
sales work; knowledge medical and
technlcal terminology helpful some
typine Call MA. 1918 for interview.
EMBASSY needs Spanish En- nglish see.
mand OF both languages for trans
latlon purposes; 5000 monthly: Of
HcG nc hours 10 70 5; Monday through
rlioaS' BOX 2Sl-M. Star. -19
HOME ECONOMIST for leading
wholesale Tfo distributor of appliances.
perience in home economies. must
be per;sonable, haEe sales ability and
know how to speA to groups excel
ient @ salary and expense account.
cn1 capp,y nyF Box Ills; Star. JIG
woman to live in family. care t1e for I,
year-old child; small salary. No.
G'69. ask for SARAH 10
Evening star., 1949-03-18
SAlESMEk

PERMANENT POsITION-Frigidaire ire
commercial refrigeration ana air
conditionings previous experience in
selling this type eouipment is es-
sential: selected man will be given
advanced training course at factory
pointment only. DE. 200. Mr.
saEEsMAN. asEssf with car. free to o Start
work Monday: can earn 500 first
advertised and lead the, field in
thcroughly trained by sales manager.
Phone WI 2016. ask for MR.. ROSS.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-An ex-
man Of ability and experience, SELL
ing the better class home in the
Northwest section, with a well-es-
tablished firm. doing a large volume
Of business we have large Sc. :,
OF buyers. Excellent earnings for
the right man. Call EN-. $500. ask
for sales manager -22
SALESMAN WANTED to sell home
improvements: exper. not nee. Car
nee Can earn Sl5O per wk. Apply
1913 Kalorama I'd. NV. L till 4
WE HAVE An NJ IDEAL sETUP for .
man with some experience in real
estate, plenty of listings to start;
established firm. c. D. MURPHY.
Realtor, AT 1927. 14ol 10Th st.
WIDE-AwAKE MAN to sell Johns
ings up to $4,000 a year: full or
Roof1NG ea5t stme s1DiNG sAIasMEN Sh share s1n"
profits; established firm. 81. 1885
WE HAVE A GOOD PROPOSITION to
oher good salesman; good terri
tories now open in WASHINGTON. D.
e; Write U. o. CoLsON CO., Paris,
for indus
trial insurance route; auto neces-
sary; good opportunity for the right
man TR 2466. -2l
sALEsMEN-Employed men for week
ends only, newest and fastest selling
saltwater BEACH deyelopment only
must have car. Call EX. 1899 for
appt. MR.. ACKERMAN, 100 Barr
Bldg. $40 18th st. NV. 80
position open for
capable experienced salesman with a
fast growing chain featuring highly
experience. @ etc, to Box 5. HOB s's Star.
SALESMAN
Is O00-up class. Career opportunity
for right man, apt selling only We
have more contacts than our pres
ent staff can cover supported by
radio and magazine publicity. Draw
against earned commission. ENCY-
CLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. 80 Ring
B.de.. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. 10 |
SALESMAN
man to sell major and
trafic appliances for local whole
sale distributor; liberal commission
with drawing account; car required.
AID. 474". lis
SALES MANAGER
FOR close in beach property: must be
experienced in waterfront sales; !
splendid opportunity for right man. |
Box 465-X, Star -o1
statesmen
o TO so years of age, who can meet |
top-levels executives and sell them.
Special trainer will instruct you in
a proven plan. Advance against
earned commission. Only men OF
S6. .000-S10.000 per yr. caliber
RE. oa32. for appointment. Ia
Evening star., 1949-03-18
Manor Park Pharmacy
6224 Third Street NV.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conven-
lentIy located through
out the City for the &C.
-eptonce of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1949-03-18

80 TO so years of age, who can meet
top-leyels executives and sell them.
a proven plan. Advance against
earned commission Only men of
S6.000-S10.000 per VI. caliber
would qualify Phone MR.. BONE,
RE. 3932. for Appointment. Ia
Evening star., 1949-03-18
ASSISTANT RUYER

For accessory dept. Excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. oOrn dis.
count on all purchases HOSPITAL
patton and other employe benefits.
AAp2iy perSonnel office. 5th floor.
GOLDENBERGS 1th and K SITS.
Evening star., 1949-03-18

School, Tenth and Monroe strreetsI
NE.
Evening star., 1949-03-18
GIRI

Are you looking for interesting work,
good wages. regular increases,
bieasant surroundings 5-day week?
9 st. n.W. Open $50 am. to 8 pm.
Monday through Friday.
The G. & P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-18
SUPERVISOR

Experienced with thorough knowledss
OF modern, bakery equipment. home
day, 40-hour week, oOeo discount,
vacations with pay. many other
worth while benefits Apply employ
ment office. Main Building; 9th d,
$50 to & daily
Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star., 1949-03-18

So OOO-up class Career OPPORTUNITY
for right man. apt. selling only. We
have more contacts than our pres
ent staff can cover. supported by
radio and magazine publicity Draw
against earned commission. ENCY-
CLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. 80 Ring
Evening star., 1949-03-18
SALESMAN

man to sell major and
trafic appliances for local whole
sale distributor; liberal commission
with drawing account; car required.
AID. 474" lis
Evening star., 1949-03-18
SALES MANAGER
statesmen

FOR close-in beach property: must be
experienced in waterfront sales;
splendid opportunity for right man.
Box 365-X Star -ol
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
Keep Eggs Covered for Quality

AS soon as eggs are purchased
Istore them in the refrigerator or
some other cold place, and keep them
there until they are used. Expert
ments show that at ordinary room
Temperature eggs lose as much fresh
ness III three days as they Go in the
refrigerator in two weeks. Keep eggs
covered for two reasons: a. To keep
them from losing moisture through
the porous shell, and (2) to protect
them from taking on odors or "off
,flavors." Instead of keeping eggs in
a cardboard carton or in an open bowl
in the refrigerator, put them in
covered dish or in one of the closed
containers used for vegetables. Re-
member to keep eggs far enough
away from the ice container of the
freezing unit so they do not freeze.
Also, do not wash eggs until just be-
fore they are used. The dull "bloom"
on the shells is a protective film
which helps to prevent bacteria and
odors from entering the pores of the
shell.
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
Look for Pre-Shrunk Label
When Buying Cotton Fabric

There will be less shrinkage in cot
ton garments if they are washed at
home, rather than sent to the laun-
dry. Home-style laundering has mild
er action in the washing and spinning
Commercial laundering subjects fab
RIGS to lot of mechanical action both
in the washing and in the tumbler
during drying. saysq Julie E. Brekke,
NDAC extension service agent in
clothing.
If cotton fabric is going to
shrink, the most shrinkage will occur
and even the third launderings may
cause a slight extra shrinkage, but,
after that, the danger is usually over.
It is difficult to predict shrinkage
in a fabric without good fabric label
ing. The amount of shrinkage varies
in cotton materials, and it depends
good deal on the manufacturers fin
ishes, which exert considerable ten
sion. When the fabric is wet, the ten
sion is released and the fabric
shrinks Some Of this shrirkage may
be overcome in the pressing after
laundering by pushing the iron firm
ly in the direction of the shrinkage.
AS final reminder, Miss Brc.:l1e
says, "the best precaution to take
against shrinl1age in selecting
ready-made cotton dress is to look
for label marked 'pre-shrunk'.'
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
Staked Tomatoes Richer
In Vitamin G, Test Shows

Whether to stake and prune toma-
to vines or to let them sprawl on the
ground has long been a subject of ar
gument among gardeners Those In
favor OF stalking, or otherwise sup
porting the vines, point out that It
saves space in the garden, keeps the
fruit clean, protects it from rot from
the soil, and makes for easier har-
vesting. Those opposed argue against
the time and labor required.
A new reason for stalking now
comes from the Main experiment sta
ton as a result of recent studies on
vitamin c in tomatoes. The studies
show that tomatoes from vines which
have been staked and pruned are
richer in vitamin c because they get
more sunshine during ripening. This
is important to the many families who
rely on tomatoes, fresh and home
canned, as the principal source of
vitanin G in the diet
Previous studies have shown that
by far the greatest influence on the
vitalnin G content Of any variety Of
tomatoes is the amount of sunlight
they receive before harvesting AL
though the gardener cannot control
the weather, he can plant tomatoes in
sunny location, train them to stakes
or other supports, and trim them so
that they are not shaded and are ex-
posed to as much sunshine as posi-
bic. <sss,s*sse
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
Experimental Frozen Food Unit

Farm people who freeze part of
their food supply will be interested in
the farm type frozen food unit now
in use in the laboratory of Eunice
Kelly, human nutritionist of North
Dakota Agricultural College expert
'ment station. This home freezer is
so cubic feet, three and one-half feet
wide. eight feet long, and three feet
high. It is adequate for a farm family
OF four to six people. The unit is we'll
insulated with six to seven inches of
redwood bark insulation, and permits
24-hour or longer power shut-off
without food damage. The average
operating consumption of the freezer
unit is under 100 kilowatt hours per
month, and it will cost from 50 to 50
to run, each month, depending upon
the electricity rate.
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
Liberated" Vans

Sweet potatoes collected on Tinian
island by U. S. soldier in 1876 are
likely sometime in the future to sup
ply American farms and gardens with
varieties more highly resistant to wilt
or stem rot than any now grown in
the U. S. The soldier, Lieut.. Sidney
Du Bose, then of the army air forces
had been student In horticulture at
Louisiana State university and had
been encouraged by the head of the
horticultural research there to send
in any promising plants found in the
Pacific areas. His sweet potatoes
were sent to plant introduction spe-
cialists of the U. S. department of
agriculture, at Beltsville, Md, who
grew sprouts from them IN {. quar-
antine greenhouse.
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
Use Of Purchased Scrap

In 1947, the iron and steel indus
try consumed 2O,O16,0oO gross tons Of
purchased scrap in it's various fur
naces. This tonnage Of purchased
scrap exceeded the previous peak, set
during the war in 1943, by more than
1,336,0OO tons. This record supply
nevertheless was insufficient to boost
steel operations above yearly aver
age Of SO per cent Of capacity. It is
estimated that millions of tons of po-
tential steel production have been
lost since the end of the war because
of insufficient supplies of purchased
scrap, and the poor quality of avail
able scrap.
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
To the Colors

Saluting the flag when it is raised,
lowered or passing in parade is a
formal ritual which everyone should
observe. An alien in the United States
stands at respectful attention. A wo-
man citizen places her right hand
ever her heart, man not in uniform
removes his hat with his right hand
and holds it over his heart. A man In
uniform presents the military right
hand salute.
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
Use Of Aluminium Widens

Uses of aluminium in the building
and transportation fields have be-
come so numerous that they have
lost many Of the elements of novelty
they once possessed. Stream-lined
trains and trucks and buses of light
metal construction are familiar
sights on our roads and highways
Now aluminium is receiving major at
tention by the building industry.
In the building field, alumnun span
drels, mullions and decorative ele-
ments have served for years Now in
sulated aluminium wall panels are be-
ing used extensively for building con-
struction.
Marion progress., 1949-08-04
SHORT-HANDED

Sambo, in Heaven, had just got
Rastus, far below, on the asbestos
ouija board.
Hello, Rastus, how are you get
ting along?"
"Oh I'se havin' fine time, don't
haf to work much, jes shovel in
some coal now and then. How you
all?"
'1'se workin' purity hard We
haf to sweep de clouds, pull in the
stars, switch on the light, and give
de ole sun shove every morning" j"