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Evening star., 1949-09-03

MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT
BULLDOZERsLNeT equipment, EN- :
Gent service, Call r. A. HAM
NETT. HI. 1894. %
CHAIN SAWS, wallpaper steamers,
elec. hammers, waxers and sanders
for rent. MEENEHANS. NO. $500.
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines,
ironers: good equipment; reas. rates.
with option to buy. Also for sale
ut S29:50 up. WO. 1902, 3
Evening star., 1949-09-03
STORM WINDOWS

BY all means see the Hess triple
glide aluminium combination storm
windows before you invest. The
complete triple. track rugged storm
factory. Demonstration and survey
without ohligation. See 1t and
you'll like IL because 1t Is complete
ly different. Call the factory for
factory prices. TR. 0235. HESS
ALUMINIUM WINDOWS, INC. 1918
pa ave Sc
Evening star., 1949-09-03
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-hor+hwe.,

CoL0RED-44e NEW YORK AVE-
Large front rm.. adults or couple;
coloREp @1os4 LIST ST. NV
Furnished room for single gentleman;
coIoREp-IovEhY ellSsEfs: Low hY RM sSIo for empl
ladies; conv. to transp.; respectable
family in NV. neighborhood. Ia.
coLoREp-AN EMPLOYED MAN,
SSrisst' Soms' fsTnishsa Ap' hfss room' in quiet
coLoREDUi4i4 18th ST. NV
Comfortable rooms, quiet home; con-
venient location; for employed per-
oSIosEDakM !S6j with screened porch h.
coI6kEpHFKoST sSpbisi ONT ROOM for en-
pl1yed d-,e couple; cooking privileges.
coIoRED-es1s 18th ST. NV
coLoRED2FGRN. SINGLE rm. for
employed man. Call IA. o352. a
COLORED-LARGE FRONT room,
twin beds. cooking privileges EN- en-
e,Gsss feu1ls or oris srli pL N9 to2s
large rm. with twin beds or small
bination; suit 3 empl. or Govt.
girls. MRS. BLAKE. ia. 52b5.-4
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-kortheost
coMFoRTABLY fuTn; 1. ;, rm; For For
reasonable rate, FIR. 4044, a
NICE RMS:-For gentlemen, ] single
sLEEPiISSGs LiS j. ROOM, L. nice iei'osei location on
Maryland ave. ne S5 week. TR
downtown, nr. Supreme Court
dsha doups bsd sGmts5!aOls sS mo- qst' Ei ssssh sh
SLEEPING RM.: cow. transp.; Sc per
wk; single. $40 per wk; double.
SOB Mass. ave. ne: AT. 6!94. 4
"iiE II, 10th sT..-FEront dble rm:;
laundry priviis.; $45 for .. DU.
Furnished ROOM for man and
wife or working woman; man can
board: home PRIVILEGES; So wk. Phone
,is R FARADAy Arab pL.-Lse. front room,
double bed, next to bath; new home;
bus and car line; $40 mo-; men. A.
WOODRIDGE-Private home; single
only om.; i9Dv' Ho, osSs. s9 transD'' sentleSan
bath: conv. transp.; empl. lady pref.
6.s 18th ST. NE rms for Ink.
1a8 9th sT. N.E.-Two large rooms
rs ey IN ST. Gsms N.E@snsle R 'front.' tront rm.
rss sf Tk EAST Pe!a cdriTof ii5o1Ie ST. r. SEb0e
rn.. rm. nicely furn22 > persons; rea-
The iGE'sif MAR1ck;, IS iss 3 st. n.s-Nice!y
furn. sgle. and dble. rms. laund.,
light cook privs. TR. 9154.
THE GALENA, 132 B st. n.e.-com-
Portable dble. rms. twin heds, laun.,
WooDRIDGE AREA Lee, nicely
furn rm., pvt. home, conv. to
transp.; Kit. and laundry privil, pU.
0639 after pm. 3
4la 1Ith ST. NE, Apt. 7-Lge. well
coEoR9Dec2 MEN TO SHARE room
with twin beds. phone in room;
$3.50 each. Conv. transp. Call ST.
coLoRED -I11s MORSE ST. .
tor gentleman. ,dsn lmf ku. sss ssse55 snsie Im
COLoRED-RooM for single man.
coLoREp-s.s col sth ST. N.E.-Fur-
nished double room; l or . persons.
coLoRED-1b2 YOU ST. Me-
lse: front rm., fuin.; man or cple,
DU 0l73. 4
Evening star., 1949-09-03
SHIPLEY PARK APTS.
VICINITY OF
23rd & Alabama Ave. Sc.

MINED. OCCUPANCY
! and 2 bedrm. apts., $50 to
S95, util. incl.
BEAUTIFUL LGE. DE LUKE
APIS. 20 MIN. FROM DOWN
TOWN. OUTSTANDING FEA-
P{eTusE PPSEEs sIfN WiNDoMs, " 19aET: vENE::
EFs. E4AN PHlNPs' PLAY AEpEs EqEi cI9as fos
SMALL CHILDREN.
Exhibit Apt.
OPEN SAT. g. SUN, 10 AM,
TO 6 PM.
Resident manager on premises.
DIRECTIONS:
Cross 18th St. Bridge. take
Good Hope I'd. to Alabama,
turn right to 23rd St; or
Navy Yard streetcsr, and
transfer to 6W bus to Ala
bama and 23rd, walk down
to Congress ST., then turn left.
Applications taken on prem.
ises or downtown ONCE.
.JONATHAN-WOODNER CO.
l20o 18th st. NV RE. 1883,
Evening star., 1949-09-03
ROOMS UNFURkIsHED
ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS WANTED
YOUNG BUSINESSMAN desires clean
furn. or unfurn. room or bachelor
apt. with shower; near downtown
Must be reasonable; Al refs. Box
ROOMS WANTED in vicinity o,
GEORGETOWN medical and dental
schools for students. 5000 Reservoir
I'd. Call WO. 1000. REGISTRARS Office
after Labor Day. IS
employe, non-smoker. wishes room,
with laundry privls. Box 294-A. Star,
Evening star., 1949-09-03
Shop at Steelcraft Dock
OPEN 8 AM. TO 8 PM.
Maine Ave. and
NT CT @ VII
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

COAL, Pennsylvania anthracite, chest
nut, S14 .25 ton. delivered ($6 say
limited time ofier. eHUREFIRE
FUEL PRODUCTS, FR. 44se. d
Evening star., 1949-09-03
KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments

A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt, adjoining
Prince George Golf and Country Club
in Landover, Md.
Safe Playground for Children.
Small Super-Market.
Beautiful well-arranged 2-bedroom
apartments featuring large picture
windows at 500 to 500. gas and elec-
tricity included.
Exquisite duplex apartments at S105
per month.
Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg, take Route U. 8. so
to 3rd trafic light, then turn right
on Route 202. go IA miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover. Md.
Appleton 016S. -
Evening star., 1949-09-03
POULTRY AND Eecs

JAMES FEED STORE, ele K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-o feeds; baby chicks;
rREGEsAassszS sasp,iss ans ~d M mosad ducks,
young. Telephone Vienna 303. -
Evening star., 1949-09-03
DISSIN'S CUESTHOUSE

DISSIN . QUTO I1OUoE
Located near Dupont Circle: has sew
eral vacancies for young men ana
cludes . meals q day and brkfst
sunday. Maid service. 2013 Mass.
ave. NV, DE. 979S. %
Evening star., 1949-09-03
ALL ABOVE PRICES
INCLUDE UTILITIES

M fatL5bf AB9vE ErIliFiEs RH4fEs
Eight fully equipped play areas for
small children. Space being pre-
pared for teen:age activities under
snperyisi1n snIaIy ion OF parent-volunteers
Metered laundry facilities in base
closed In cypress fencing. Locker
spaces In Easements.
Directions: Out Bladensburg road 10
Peace Cross, bear right to Edmon-
ston road second traffic light). left
up Edmonstan r1nI rEsd vaSN aeSgt .nghs one mlls
NJ Mn Rainier, AP transfer "f to bus. a'itRs Routs
B-4, to subdivision.
Resident manager at 54ss 55th place;
Sun. Sunday 70 10 am n t. !, s6 an w Week sr
by appointment.
You can complete your transaction
right on the premises. Come pre-
pared to see O lovely apartment, pay
your f1rst months rent and move
right in.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-09-03
17Q4 r I. AVE
ALTURAS HOTEL

Double rooms. 3 now avail; $40 per
month. Near Conn. ave, across from
st. Matthews Church. HU. 7771.
Evening star., 1949-09-03

ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 16th n.w.-Lge. outside rooms
with running. water or pvt. baths;
24-hr. elevator and switchboard d
service; dining room In bldg. HU
CHASTLETON HOTEL
18th and r SITS. n.w.-Special sum.
mer rates; single. with pvt. bath,
SIS per week; double, with pvt.
bath, S24 per week. Call DU. 1000,
LAFAYETTE HOTEL
10th and Eye sts. n:w.---specisl sum-
mer rates; ssle., with bsth. $lS per
week: dble., with bath. S24 per
week. DI. 4210.
COLORED-4I4 COLUMBIA RD.
N.W.-Furnished rooms, reasonable;
COLoRED-aO6 ELM sT. NV.
Large front room. Call after. 8
p.ms
Evening star., 1949-09-03
TEMPLETON MANOR

TEMPLETON MANOR
You can, still get q one-bedroom
or two-bedroom apartment in our
apartment project. The Job is com.
pleted, but we still have space avail.
able in this beautiful subdivision.
ONE BEDRooM-Ss6 500
Contains living room, full dining
equipped, 6-foot refriserator, A.
burner. oven-control gas range;
Venetian blinds.
TWO BEDROOM
Four and one-half rooms, 500 80
Five rooms. drst or second door,
Five rooms, third floor, S92.5o.
The and-one-half-room apart.
ment contains dinette. The Ave
room apartment has full dining
room. AN apartments equipped as
above.
Evening star., 1949-09-03

YoU CAN SAVE up to 5000 Oh
several fioor sample splnet and con-
sole pianos, including Hardman and
the famous Miniriano; full 6-year
guarantee; also student-siEe pianos
from $296 up: liberal terms. LU.
BAR. INC. 1900 @ Ct. nv MA
Evening star., 1949-09-03

2I48 CALIFORNIA ST. NV, west OF
Conn.-Large double room. end A.,
$3.50 wkly.; also single, 50 wklj.;
conv; location; NO; 2732: a
type rm., kit. privils. semipvt. bath,
lst A.; $45 sgle., $50 dble. WI. 1852
Evening star., 1949-09-03

TAbLES-Cocktail, 1t. So, plywood
ave. Takoma Park, Nd. a
TELEvIsIoN SETS up to 40% Oh
Sess ssaT moSt ssayfs sass.a sn al nSSss Sns Last
Some demasstrssioa ma ssipan''lsseys Easy sesms nso
PtiASSGTE ST 4SS50 4SSS50 'si, Nichols ave
rfiEvffsNIoSSp Spen p@enIscouN1s, all nation
NC J3z 1874 H st. ne. Il. s-sb46''
rEEEyisioS. ri: slsSsS RcA 1850 models and
Cash Or terms. GARY APPLIANCES
CO. ssSo 2315 Rhode Island ave. ne
TsEs e.. t.e,ers mos rssSna :Ia :: ,4;s
tires. s6:s5. Open weekdays and
CO. se1s Ga ave we % NV IA dssa aa
H M d4 s4iL deSsfeds fSsS srhYs meo Susst9es seyyes
-eesonable. Cali GL.N s3IS. a
TRAILER luggage, 2-wheel. sH
issitl ,ze.isas sisssq' eossssa aShss, 'H HS
TYPHEWRITER. Remington noiseiess
2oortable, With case' excel. cond.
rTPEwairsR isi III; e. RENTALS. Underwood s
8 mos. in adv. $3.50. no del; SIS add
dep. 5716 18th st. NV. GE. 1888.
TYPEWRITER. Remington noiseless
-ebuilt, excellent condition, $40
Call TR. e40l between l and 4 p: m
UNIFORM-v. P. I. complete uniform
excellent condition, size SO. Cal
Otis 7460. -
VIOLIN, Guarnerius model, $500
Stre wirs recorder portable s75. DE
WASHER. ABc, practically brand
new. 2 mos; old; will sell for S6t
cash; cost s159.50. Call after, 5
wxssHEERGs.0 Easy spin dry. Make Of
WAsHER. Launderan, in excellent
e2ldition; S1S5. .CH: 7992. "a
WASHER, Norge" 194S model with
pnmp. new condition. hardly useed
S75: CH. 6752. 4
W.sSHER, Speed Queen, stainless stee
tub. excel. cond.. $65. Walnut twir
beds, dresser and mirror, $45. Rost
Club chair $40. Student huoresceni
lamp, $12.. Console mahog. table
$40. WO. 1472. -
Evening star., 1949-09-03

CADET UNIFORMS and acces.. new.
used, for all schools, in stock, KOPER-
WAS UNIFORM SHOP, 1915 7th st.
NV, DE. 1894. Open ewes. and Sun.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
WILL START NO WAR

Fishing rights have created something
u dispute between Maryland and Vir-
ginia. with both states attempting 20 pa
troll It, waters and prevent illegal actiyi-
ties
Recently. the newspapeFs reported
that Maryland fisherman was shot
when he tried to wrest a rifle from a Vir-
ginia deputy The Maryland authorties
assert that the man was in Marland
waters and the Virginia authorities SAY
that he was In waters under the control If
Virginia.
The incident Is unfortunate bat Il g.
lustrates the peaceful mind 81 the resi-
dents of both states. There Is NO talk II
war or Of invasion. although such Incl
dents have produced clashes between ua-
tions composed of different peoples. with
different language and customs and.
consequently. little -ympathy wlth each
ether.
Peaceful relations between these two
states have not been strained bccau e.
no one. In either state ls looking for an
opportunity to assert dominance over the
other. This condition d"es not exist along
all the boundary lines Of the earth. uuul
4 does. the preservation ct peace will
prevent difficulties
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
THE GOVERNOR SPEAKS

Governor Fuller Warren win discuss
Florida's finances in . hFQadrast tonight
beginning at 10 e'cloek. KEY Wssters may
hear him over wQAM. Miami.
With eontending forces. for and
against higher TAXATION. lined up for action
when the special session ~ tie Legislature
l. held. il would be well for as many Key
Westers a. possible to listen to Governor
WaTren's explanation of the financial
status of the aale. which has So s0oo.0
in banks.
The "eeanomy bloc" comprising 2i
representatives. stiil ma5ntain that the
tate does nat need q special session OF The
legislature to enact laws - raise mere
taxes, and that the state government can
function efficiently on the money that will
be available the next two years Il all waste
in government l. eliminated.
But the ether side In the dispute over
new taxation maintains that many morc
millions are needed IL the State i 90 meet
the obligations 10 which Il Was committed
by Legislators al their last session. Bills be-
came law that entail large expenditure.
provided the money is made available But
the legislature did n0t adopt required
measures 10 produce the revenue % pas
foF projects that we're enacted into law
Besides. il shoould be remembered
that the state. aside fFom oRerational and
maintenance expenditures. l. committed
% providing money for social obligations.
administered hy the State Welfare Board
Residents of key West. the aged the blind.
and the crippled received reduced amounts
this month because of the lack of sufii-
eieHt funds Ia pay the Sums they had beeu
receiving heretofore.
Listen % Governor Warren tonight
IT, said he will "go thoroughly into the
financial deficit that is facing the state '
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

senator j william Fulhrght. of Ar
kansas. Is somewhat impressed hs ths
fact that important RFC official have
been hired by companies which received
loans from the RFC. He has introduced
. bill 10 prohibit any RFC official from
joining q company receiving loan from
the RFC until two years after the loan Is
granted
There may be nothing more than coin
cidence IN the number ot governmental
officials who have become highly paid
employees of companies that receive RFt
loans. Neysrtheless. u is not good gov
ernmental policy 10 permit officials who
recommend loans to eompaniea to be suh-
iected b. undue temptation.
Il should De- pointed put that the RFC
has operated very successfully ~ the past
aud with an absolute minimum of sus-
pieion. Nevertheless. the FulhriTht Bill
should be passed because of the bad odur
which exists when q good paying Job b.
connected with a fayoF done q company 81
government expense.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
MONOGRAPH


The officials of Harvard University
Amve recently vigorously defended the
right of faculty members % engage IN
---fsBlisical activities without being subject
s~to eampus loyalty investigation"
II seems that the University wrote 70
some Of a. alumni. requesting AID 70 a
special fund and that one wrote back in
reply. obiecting % the activities of certain
professors. who. he alleged. addressed a
ProrressiyeParty rally 10 denounce anti
Communist legislation drawn up by q
stutx commission
N reply. an official stated thc position
~ the University. not 90 impose drastic
soutrols on the activity of professors and
defended their right e. participate in
'spen and legal meetngs on public sub
ieefs." including the right 60 speak their
,-laiads and "espouse unpopular eauses.' %
This right was termed vital part ~
American freedom. with the declaration
that Harvard dad not intend % repudiste
'the search Tor truth by a free and unco-
urcrd body - students aud teacher"
Thls is very interesting and no doubt.
timely However. one might a. well bear
in mind that Harvard University has an
endowment which exceeds xIs2 600 900
y can well afford the displeasure 81 a
few alumni. even Il they are wealthy
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
EARLY CANCER Is cURABLEl

The American Cancer society stresses
the urcesslty of educating the public a.
-sths fact that early cancer Ia curable Il
-. also wants the public 10 realize the number
IL Americans who die from cancer every
year.
For some reason. relatives 81 those
:. Who die of the dread disease are reluctant
o. announce the cause Of death This feel
inR Is so widespread that prominent
Georgia society woman. knowing that she
woald die of cancer. specified that the
cause of her death be made public
The cause Of cancer Is not yet thor
ouEhly understood bot medical men and
scientists are working hard 20 discover
The facts about the disease They tell you.
however. that every person should be
carefully examined for possible cancer
because. and don't forget il. early cancer
il curablel'
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

During the Civil War an old Negro
was overheard praying. oh. Lord. bless
Gen. Grant oh. Lord. be Is coming 20 save
us. On. bless Gen. Grant He has a white
face bat he's got black heart"
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

Apparently no cigarette Is fit 10 smoke
exeept the one about which you are read
Az.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

not control. though q is difficult to master
the emotion.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22
Key West In
Days Gone BY


Repgeaentaflve Pat Cannan. q
NashsnMfaa trNiaY tHsepisssssa
Frsd I Dan. ehMFman ua th8
Key West HUssina AuthaFfN e.
nimm hm ihai lfpm half s mi
ion H. . aalllon asAl@fs 80 -
spmnl "a kes Wws nE a. 4 5
lloasinz Auin@liE So ipw esaf
hmase
~ anA AFN ChaFiNH a&lNNap
- Eaten ssTeea tssAzg snnasaneesi
the blFih "a ! aaa8htef Mnn has
bsen nansed W.nnle Ampafa
seEeral hunarssi kgT westeu
were a the y a q wharf thn
moTnina B. hsd faFeaeA g. slf
Flus - Nafsonal GaaFaNuen. wha
had been enrausped "a tha Fmt
Taglur feserxatlan itH tMa ageAa
MFM Carmen Hairs lNli 81
E.ssrn ag tuF Tampa g. stiA Fela-
NNks 8fs4 fa4fa4e
MFs MaFaueTise balleF mhn
had bxwn visstinR Fn kes Wet
Frtugnesl H. Mssni tsxiaY
Mlss nafbaFa goan 1otnman -
tarned taslay ffuu 1afkeons ille
NheTp slae hsa iusn tssstsua Zee
uncls and aunt ~ and Ars J
u Sewal
|. Mr. Tfounas Jausa and aassEh
Ter. Ma 0wenaolVn 1amsa. lefl
TO-DAY iof laeksamlile ahert
theY all meei anatlgr dauKtieT
Mlss Jossptins james. and theH
pFsnvssf o. ew fsmk Cts Aitsr
short stay a Nrw Yurk Tres
wiil So O. paFtsmauth N H g.
spama tlle fumainfef ei the mmr
usef
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

Mrs 1useph Sawvsf heft tha
murnlng fur MAN tnf q mnsa
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

IA auN AFN GNaEANa a&8NFkAN
- Eaaan ssTwea ts@&as snEsaasafessi
lhe hFih "A 1 aaashifr wnn has
t.esn namea Wsnnle Ampsfa
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

Mrs MaTeueHiie haileF whn
had bxun visting Fn kes Mest
returned a. Mieuai hsiaN
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-22

aEa Carmen llafTh lNli tf
2sssFnsng laF Tasupa g. shaA lela.
uNks ana fExns1s
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01
Tom Thumb Wedding Today

A Tom Thumb wedding will be
given by the Baptist Sunday school
beginners department at 7:3o Pm.
today friday az the church. A silver
offering will be taken. The bride and
groom will be Linda Lou Cline and
Don Prilianan. Other children in the
wedding will be Walter Harrell, Alice
Carol Smith, Patricia Anne Simmons,
Jane Walker, Creighton Humphr:es,
Mary u. Casey, Taffy Henry, Penny
Holloway, Judy Gouger, Annie Lee
Harrell, Betty Jean Hardison, Jimmy
Cheek, Geddie Carlisle, Paul Bo6en-
heimer, Walter Harris, Charles Lloyd,
Wyatt Hart, Betsy Bartlett, Dickie
Weeks, Harriet Putnam, Charles Nor
wood, Hunter Tilghman, Kathleen
Matthews, Bill Bennett, Nancy
Riggsbee, Joyce Matheson, Eddie
Gibson, Dianne Carlisle, Eddie Riggs
bee, Jackie Padgette, Alan Padgette,
Wesley Grantham, Tommy Weaver,
Mary Frances Amendsla, and Tommy
Savage.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01
FoR sALE

FOX SALE
THE VENABLE HOME PLACE, 506
f.. Rosemary Street. Spacious home
on large lot. Shown by appointment
only.
LARGE WELL-LANDSCAPED LOT
in Forest Hills. Livable home with 8
rooms and 3 baths. Stoker heat.
IN WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL
important activities: practically new
9 rooms, 2 baths, automatic heat. Lot
2O4x52h. Approved for FLA. loan.
Early possession.
IN WOODED GREENWOOD ALL
lots practically an acre. Choose your
lot now and build in this wonderful
neighborhood.
NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE
large wooded lot on Oakwood Drive
while the price is reasonable. Price
$700 and up.
PRITCHARD AVE: 5 ROOMS,
2 baths, brick veneer. F.H.A-loan ap-
proved. Owner leaving town.
5-ROOM HOME ON ROBERTSON
Drive.
2 LOTS ON GREENWOOD RID.
These are choice lots. Owned by man
leaving town.
FURNISHED S-BEDRooM HOUSE
in GimghOul for rent from now until
September.
SERVICE INSURANCE & REALTY
CO., REALTORS
G. E. Hornaday F-AI9
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01
The Movies, Beginning Today

At the Carolina: Today, Colorado
Territory" western; Sat, 4Castle on
the Hudson" adventure; Sun. and
Mon, THE Fountainhead," drama;
Tue, Last Days Of Pompeii," drama;
Wed, "High Fury" drama; Thur,
streets Of Lerado," western. At
the Village: Today, Il Wake Up
Screaming" psychological drama;
Sat, Ear Frontier" western; Sun,
BLOOD and Sand" adventure; Mon,
Rose Of Washington Square," musi-
cal; Tue, THE Fountainhead;" Wed,
"Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid"
comedy; Thur, BODY and Sou"
drama.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01
II. Uses Of Fear

Fear Of Canmunis, intrigue and
conspiracy. when expressed by Gov
evnmeni officials, members Of Con-
gress. and other persons, severely
condemned b. sonse ecucaaors. edi-
tors, and colunan-writers TIE idea Of
these critics see1ns tx BE- that the
maievolent activity u the agents Of
q foreign government in seeking q
gain fooihold Il Government de-
pArtrner.s, labor urloas, and Cher
organizations. should be ignored
CTtIng the strength of our nation as
: reason why II has 10 need 70 take
measures io proterf itself. they ap-
p4reutly give fso consideration 70 The
fact Lhat j; i possible for strong
-.s-4=st A9.-4n1aSlzr hx
failing ID perceive and u prepare
against The danger ths; u.ay lie IL
tho evil designs Of rlval
Or the whole, fear may not be AZ
admirable quality ]; is certainly not
uns 10 wrIng praise trom minstrel
Or I pot But TIE condemnation Of
fear car be ovey6one Pear mas Its
uses. The fear Of fire causes u II haYe
water mains and fre-extnguisbers
and municipal are-hghters The fear
a. f,.r,F,id eaue.s.s q community 10 be
careful about IL drinking water.
IrocBlatjon against smallpox is the
result ot wholesome fear We have
police department because Il the
fear INIT Wzrt5Jtt r. S755i5
saulted BY tbugs upon the street and
our horpes would be entefed by rob
.berx in The nignt We deposit our
nnoney III 4 bark from the fear that,
if we did not, il would be lost or
stolen. There il many another wise
precaution that fear moves rs to tske.
We should not get into panic
about the Communists in our midst,
but they Do seem u constitute .
plague worthy Of some fear, They are
capable u doing good deal of damage
IL they are allowed 10 d. entirely as
they please. and protective measures
car be taken aYainst them without any
real peri! TO our treasured freedoms.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01

WHY LET THE DRUDGERY OF
"wash-day" tire and age you prema-
turely? Bring the family wash 70 Us;
25 cents per washerfull is all that II
costs and any way you figure it,
il is the most economical way 70
wash Our laundry is equipped with
large deluxe machines and we have
complete drying service for your con-
venience. Your neighbor likes our
service. We believe you will. Open s
TO s Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
days. 8 TO 6 Wednesday, Friday, Sat
urday. Rosemary Automatic LAun-
dry, 325 West Rosemary street.
Phone 5l2l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01
Villagers At Manteo

Mrs. Philip Young and her daugh-
ters, Barbara and Nancy, and Miss
Ann Kessler, recently drove to Man
teo. Barbara and Ann remained there
TO act in "The Lost Colony" Nancy
win return there soon to study paint
ing under William Meade Prince.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01

FOR RENT, SUMNER OR YEAR:
1-room stone cottage; 2-room garage
apartment; both insulated; new cleo
tric stoves; electric refrigerators. Elk
cellent location. Mrs. E. r. Groves,
704 Gimghoul Rd. Tel. 5231.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01
George Hogan Married

George Pickard Hogan was mar
ried to Miss Lucy Frances Burns last
Sunday, June 26, IN Sumter, s. G.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01

FOR RENT: s-R0OM APARTMENT
for couple with no children or pets.
Call F-366l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01

TWO GIRLS WANT JOB NURSING,
cooking, or house-cIeaning. Notify
Raeford McCauley at Orange Print
shop.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-01

FOR RENT: 2-RooM APARTMENT:
also rooms with connecting bath.
Phone Mrs Young, 555I.