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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

typeWrlter Tor SAFE. Call OF 9lOs.
OAK asie sed dre. ssr.e sh.ss ssse
vanity, 3 mirrors, $3.50. Also an
tioue white finished bed, chest. vsn-
ity. night table, mirror. chair, 500
single mahos.ny bed, s2si Al, IN
siEipasoesoaa SET. maple, 3 PC. in .z-
eellent condition; price. 500. m.
BED SasV ssnncs; Z, s ss coil. IN An.
' Jon ssus SIRE e. s, SGD 'G fsss
s hfSsGs n ssGnfrE. 5.pe. NAH. u used
4 mos; buy you can't beat. AP.
BEDROOM soM FuRNIry.s. exceptions,
values; new 6-pe. mahcs. Mr.. and
Mrs, dressers. $125; 8 pc. maple.
Sl10; PC. maple, 500; twin beds,
chests. dressers, vsnities. lamps. 10
s s;.. to. e L6 S.m s.s sssaaas' i4s4 Pa
BEDRooM FURNITURE, neg furni-
ture. NAH. bleached oak and maple:
T 1sss asss0H I sroRnes CO.. 1 isis
s Isl s. a's SET, m.hes. dresser "a and
i Ma.h sSs ssss. 81. sssa. s''e.0i
REDkM. SUITE. modernistie, 4-pc.,
walnut: reasonable. Can Oh 2T42
s II IN s sfGhIifiE, .sle. bed. hisn5o,.
dresser. Diet. mirror. chair. might
table, good aprtng and mattress.
sclid mahogany; $3.50. Also large
walnut wardrobe. S35. De. SOFA.
BEpRooM SUITE. 7-pseee walnut.
double bed. dust-proof drawers;
excel. cond.; $500. WO. 5625.
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut. $500: d.
nette, walnut. $50. chair and siip
cover. $50: vacuum cleaner, $50; rug
$40. NO. l406.
BEDROOM SUITE. youth, furniture,
toys. books, Cal wo: 1871;
hogany. sieish-type bed. .3-draxer
dresser with piate-slass mirror .5x
%. chest OF drawers with mirror
stand. seas. Emerson 1860. $50
/ Van Ness Sc. NV. ~
BEDSPREAD. dele-,. imp. eme. or
randy, 2 prs. curtains 10 match new
cond.: sac. $50. Other eedspreads.
linen. reas IA. s4ss..s. ..,x
crocheted; 4 different patterns, res.
sonabiy priced. Call Pa. 33lS. :,
BILE COOLERs, sitEhtly used. an
metal. dry STORAGE blower typs ~
case capacity; Sis: ney bottle
coolers with slide-ayay nog ~
AZ ssf.. sna. i isSi No. Scessol.
BnfB, v-type. Heout 1og, neu. ~,
| fersRt sizes; seu vefy snese. va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
ROOMING HOUSE

. rooms, 2 baths; rent, S55; income
quoted S2l5 mo Price. $1,000
A. r. SEELYE
Ian Z cs NJ NJ M aank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Beer and Wine Rest.
81 900 wkly. and more; Pa. ave. Sc
lonr lease: priced rightr AMT
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
NV; 6-year lease. S1.400 week.
sales: 75T bar trade: only lo;5S,gE
terms; many others. Call EA' ~oo'
PASTOSR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

75% OF COMMISSION
Private ONCE: 4 real estate or nusi.
ness brokers statesmen, prominn.
real estate company: spacious down
town once. Replies confidential.
No. 11R.I Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

BAIY lUII1 ssssss sss4i14 49,!
LR e1SVfok ~. A37o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

c Lot. IS So ssssso.' a sias cne 70;
stock: out. of-pavn clothing near
s sHSs nr9H 5!sas:. Rl1 Hoo < 8
cIOTHING. 5 suits tuxedo. sood con
dition. siIe 80. vers reasonable. On
cIoTTHrNG. ,sdy's gray suit, Sin. / /;
dinner Jacket and dinner drsss. o.
me nS'i I., sfs; b.s .Fi ~. i ssss
coaT, /. gray. spring; L black f.
1 1sa each one. SIS. M eis4. -,
COAT, black Russian caratul Ut.
used, live in South; sen for n Pie
c eGI s slI1i sasFi dsi., bed sire. r..a
% use with attached metal iss'
coFTxE TABIE. MAHOGANY. Dunes
Phyfe less. isx31 IN. with Vail
plate glass top: s2S 3s o Ut. s~
c All n 7 1t H. n.e.i,.r and .p..s.,
IKE new. had set Z mos SCI
Cali TR. oel5 or see at sos ies
c q; oDS 81 coyERLxfs. dust .prsn
canopy frames and meta. Can Oh
coo ssp sESssssiERs ,s., and 9 Cyl.
cso,,Nic n nsT nux1k mod. ST. CHS,
bay, e yard. automatic skip %
tank. gas rnotor. rubber tsres, exes
CONvEYOR-Musf sell: heayy dnty
"a vide belt: 80" high. 20 ios11
7 sections. 140f: 5 h-p- p
original cost APPROX. &lT.0N
81, 500 or beat ossr. Box ILL.,. 50
CoUCH. msfchtns lounge chair slns
KFs s Isss y .s,s sSos s ssss
s sr -, k al mattress 4.
cRIs and matching chest esarehl
ient eo5c Jonnson a-5tsa. 2.
DANCING COSTUMES for sals aEs
pis 4 81 rsso1iPafST = En,.rs
ers. printers papeTe ehem ,e y
RRENNER. a33 Pa. sss. nv. Eas
terms trade ans rree parkarss-
DAVENPORT. 3-cgshtcr. frtefe CO.
srtnF coffee tsbls. naoz lamp De
pEsKs. DESKS. DEsxs-Au kind,
issa e. nv. 81. 1sSs. Be nrs!
DISKS. large Etock. walnut and osa
Al stsexs fust eous1s Q eafloAcl
n n bank. iste. modern: price
| Ss6 and up. Bank u Hnslant ehazri
tables, eossumxrs. ether missed D.
strahSe oflee ecusrment rF6s1
real bkrsetrH. Asso typewrlkfA n1
ding rachinea rree esllyefT. AAS
HAITIAN OFFICE k0Up. co. -
Isr Yosk are. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

ANTIQUES AND GHTS-Marvelous
selection Of silver. fne furniture.
porcelsins Sric,a,Sr.e ;, oil p q ,ns.F
est est asthered from the four corners
Of the world. at Murray oa AIs-
LEIEs; ssds s Y e. . a,ci AZ s stss,
excellent condition. s3s. oiiyer
ANTIQUES ssTiicauEs at PINE KNOT. Fairfax;
eiass. furniture. Exceptionally fine
cherry corner cupboard Pnsone
AN rIfta1 ST. chair. washstsnd
Best offer. OR. sa6e. i
ANTIoUE-.Mahog. sideooard. orig.
inai. very lovely; needs repair; priced
ss5o. Call OWNER. DU. 17oi u
ANTIQUES for dealers an. md IS,
rough; desks, chests, tables, chars,
stands, beds (Teaster and lov pos
teri, clocks tmantel and gu. cor
ner and Dutch cupboards, lamps
pictures, glass. ehinaware. coppe s
Sr:s: ' W1Ll isin n ax ANTIQUE
SHOP. Teis. 1851. .Lovettsville. Va
Route 2s7, in lovely springtin'ss DR.
ANTIQUE FINE ELooRNG. .iaHe
HpSoSiIYBROoK Farm. Seneca I'd,
II miles from Leeburs pike. We.
ANTIQUE SOFA. blue velvet private
coliecticn, entirely recond; DU. II2I
sat, sun. till 8 pm. No cesisrs'
AoUARTUMs-1. ao-sal;; 2. 10: 2.
3. and Q, Q; plus tank air pump;
fiters, heaters, thermostats, SAND
snd ssSsNSsl t sSb ssslIfPshhirsMin s
ture aquarium, nov at new loee ton.
at 3s0T I4th st. NV; Phone Taylor
eial Red Pin Pencils and Black Pen Pen.
ell fsh. s2;e5 pr; Rummeg NOSE
Ietras. S225 pr; Rosaeus Ietras'
Sl,ss Or. Full line of new and used
black and stainless sauaIiums
Giants and accessories. Hours:
weekdays. $50 a.m.-s;3g -.
sats.. $50 a.m.-e pm; SUNDAYS;
9 p.m.-6:30 pm. MlNlAIuhs
TROPICAL AQUARIUM. 1907 l4fn
st. NV, Taylor 6311.
AWNINGS. new, 1873 Il. with ropes
save $50 on this item, priced So,
Mr. CRAWFORD. GE. 4429.
AWNINGS, Indigo blue. porch, sxl4
IT., 9 REGULAR window size, obae.i
az metal rcd; "a sels. rr,ns,.
aluminium, In original carton, $40
christenfng drsss and slip, lonf
batiste. never used. -. co. ozez
BABY pUrIxa sasess feeding saels'
| home demopgkrat ton. AAeXJ 1UI'
LR 6l8vtcG ~. A37o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

CAMERA. SUPER Ikona 3 t;2.s Tes.
sar coated; will take 3S-mm. In
trade, NO 1907 after @ pm, j.
CAMERA. speedsraphis, sHxsH. {
accessories sce Solar enlarser. ai.x3N
CAMERA. movie. model 90 cine Ko-
daE. s-mm., and protector. Eastman
model 90. both like new, s9s. Cal
cSsM sSET.s og Rsy.r.. Is-mm. maya.
' xine. turret, used twice; ave speeds
adjustable micromatie vte.nrder
TIE focusing mount coated lens
new custom built cowhtde esfryin1
case with ad.ustsels shoulder strsp
purchase Price rice R.Ssrs I'll Tenn lIr Il.
Siio, and new 3ox4o-in, Radiant
screen. cost s2l;. ssn for SIS; taxi
G n IN sszs ov; ana as used. soush,
s Araus s0l Ga. SOM oompi. ' sss. SO Koss,
Refer. see; s-mm- movie. f:3.5
$3.50: Perfex S., eompi OUTFIT
$50 so: Retina f:es. sss 20; 3,ss
~. n. 3. Auto orsnsx, als: Man A.
e Cohen; az r1nsn nsiaasEsaa eaMEss
sHOP, ola Pa. ave nv. Re. OIL
CAMERA. IS nm. kodak. With ranEe-
nn6er, film. accessories. bsyEafn
g@sx3L speed oRspllaS+ A&NAs-
nnde-, fash gun. etc; oarsain
CAMrRA, Robot. latest model. 3 4
Tessar: takes pictures N rapid Sc
ouence. i second TO 500 seconds;
iske new, $40 eE isTs.
CAMERA FANS--5S-tr. rugged 8 SEE
tor tripods, reversible tips. prect.
sion pan head: special priss: Si3s5o'
complete. LUDWIG PHOTO CO,
afOi wilson blvd. Ari.. oW. esg2
GAMBIA. meticn picture, fs-mm.
fi-g lens. extra nlterss heAuftfu.
leather ease; esemans. German
cAnTRA-kodsk Ressna s5-nm. with
KODAK Ektaf f.3.S lens Win snut,
Hfs-nev condition: $50; also nss
Norwcod niyectof sxposars metei
and eAss. With nsN guassnteA go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

PACKAGE STORE
$500 600 SALES YEARLY
quoted b. owner; busy NV. location:
rent. S3b0: 10-yr. lease; all modern
eo,iin: very clean Stock owner re;
tirinT, must sell. For. price ana
terms, call Mrs. Woodland. ST: 5157.
C. ]. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

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81: rsssonssss hi sssi
white china ese
me-, : :..ss 1 s. .,,s. 81 :ss
yrsSrfTRs. eonpis:e sssfeon. nod
err; 1intns roorn. mahosanJ. 81,
esiisneoas pieces, ltls nss m
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ssssom -nsde eoni<nesrss, met. e.,
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sonp,sss saS' on. ssTi. -
vTEfTURI-s.erefarB studio ooasl
! punesu phyfs table. anpstnsse dssl
yrnxiTunK. Simmons hss.-s-se.
ed irnsr-sprinx mattress asnaa'
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yfnxrfraE--rwtn msras beds. iae
rev. with sprsngs. rsssefsshSe, rfsaFl
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/ coldseos refrs~ s G., e.: sss
sprinss ana mattresses IA. akss,
gTnNffI8G 49, esa6io teach y
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18
THE LETTER BOX
Editor The Herald:

Editor The Herald:
would like to make a correc-
ton in the write up Of the death
of my grandmother, Mrs. Malin-
da Sykes.
She is survived by her hus-
band, and five sons, Grady and
Earl of Keen Mt, Ralph of Clinch
co, Ross and Phillip, both al
home; five daughters, Mrs. Edna
Hill and Mrs. Zida Large, both
of Rt. /, Clintwood; Mrs. Pearl
Colley of Ash Camp, KY, Mrs
Elsie Childress of Praise, KY.
and Mrs. Lille Phipps of Isom
Her mother, Nancy Baker, AND
81 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Lucille H. Potter
Detroit, Mich.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18
NoRLAND

Mrs. Dollie Davis spent Satur-
day night with Mrs. Homer Per-
ry.
Hurley Perry and family and
Elmer Perry and family attended
the show at the open air theatre
near Norton Saturday.
Everyone on Camp Creek well
comes our new teacher, Robert
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Perry and
sons attended the funeral of Mrs
Perry's brother near Draft, XII.
on Saturday and Sunday.
Obey Fleming is building new
dwelling on Pound River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Meade
spent Sunday night with Roy
Fleming.
Carlton Fleming and family
went fishing Friday night.
Obey Fleming visited Mrs
George Fleming Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Fleming
attended memorial services or
Bold Camp Saturday and Sunday
Hurley Perry and family spent
Saturday night with Elmer Perry
Hubert Meade is helping Bar
low Willis cut tobacco this week
Delano Mullins, of Dorton, Ky.
was visiting his sister, Mrs. Car
ton Fleming, over the weekend
Pfc. Ray L. Fleming, stationed
at Camp Carson, Colo, returned
Monday after furlough at home
Mrs. Minnie Davis visited Mrs
Homer Perry Sunday. .
Verlin Mullins and family have
moved short distance from the
mouth of Camp Creek.
Elder Harrison Mullins was
visiting his son, Arthur, over the
weekend.
Sunday visitors at the home OF
Willie Bryant were Jettie Gable
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18
Mullins Ridge

Several people of this section
attended the funeral of Mrs, Alex
Mullins at Skeetrock Friday.
Clarence Mullins and family
visited at the home of Mont Null
Inns Sunday.
Mrs. Ark Willis and daughter,
Mrs. Farley Mullins of Tarpon,
visited at the home of Aurora
Sluss one day last week.
Irene .Sluss called at the home
of Mrs. E. A. Moore Friday even
ing.
Melster Mullins of Skeetrock
had, dinner with Charley Sluss
and family Sunday.
Alene Sluss went to see her sis
ter, Hattie, who is in the hospital
at Moron, one day last week.
Mrs. cline SlusS, Irene Sluss
and Ernest Mullins were visitors
in Norton Thursday.
Mae Rose visited at the homes
of her sisters, Igene Mullins and
Nola Moore Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Mullins
of Mcclure spent Saturday night
at the home of G.. w. Sluss.
Cottle Rose and family called
on Ted Rose Friday.
Gene Mullins and C. C. Rakes
visited Clarence Mullins one day
last week.
Theda Gage Hawkins and Lee
Farmer visited at the home OF
Woodrow Farmer last week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18

ry Stallard and son, Bessie Oren-
der and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Boiling and children.
Lille Mae Farmer and son
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Era Vanover.
Matte Whit and children are
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lille
Kiser, over the weekend.
Howard Johnson is spending
the weekend with his brother in
Kentucky.
Dewey Cable and family were
Sunday visitors of Ruby Bryant.
Jenny Owens, Lille Mae Farm
er and son and Ray Boiling and
family spent Saturday at the
home of Willie Bryant.
Billie Jean Bryant spent Sum
day with Misses Joyce and Janice
Mullins on Georges Fork.
Roy and Troy Bryant spent Sun
day with Lowell and Bonnie Mul
Inns.
Jerry Owens attended a VEIN
er roast on Georges Fork Satur-
day might.
Opal Hanover spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Lille Mae
Farmer, on Bear Pen.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18

from the state treasury the school
system of this county will re-
ceive, in all probability, a quar-
ter of a million dollars within
the next year for building pur-
poses. We should begin planning
now how to supplement that sum
from local revenues. We shall
some day find that it is better to
help ourselves directly.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18

Mabel Foote Sunday evening.
Mrs. Viola Cochran has return
ed home from the Grundy Hos
pital after being treated for Sc
we're burns.
Lille and Dorothy Hill AMI
Joan Musick visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lonnie Musick Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Cochran and son, Lar
ry Dean, of Haysi, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurley Cochran visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P,
Cochran, Sunday.
Brady Sutherland and family
visited at the home of Everette
Davis Sunday.
Joyce Faye and Trulah Musick
attended the show at Hall Bottom
Sunday night.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18
LONzA LOCALS

Joyce Fay Musick and Mary
Farmer spent Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Emit Fleming
of Ghost Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will MCGOWAN
and daughter, Hazel, visited at
the home of Pearly Adkins Sun
day.
Mr.. Corbett Yates is seriously
i'll in a Knoxville hospital.
Joyce Faye and Trulah Musick
visited Fern Cochran and Mrs.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18
TT is NOT FREE

Within the coming year, in all
probability, the county and city
school divisions of Virginia will
receive $30,0O0,000 in outright
grants from the state for build
ing purposes. This sum will come
from the surplus. 1t now takes
sixty-nine million dollars a year
to operate all functions of the
state government, and the Com
monwealth is now taking niney
million dollars a year in taxes.
Taxes are being collected more
closely than ever before, and
the state treasury will probably
have a considerable surplus each
year.
But don't fool yourself about
one thing: Money coming to our
county from Richmond is not a
gift; it isn't velvet. And the same
is true of grants from Washing
ton. Directly, or indirectly, we
have paid those moneys into the
state and federal treasures. 1t
goes through lot of hands to
get there, and it comes through a
lot of hands to get back to US.
And the sums taken from us in
taxes by the two governments
shrink great deal before they
get back to us again.
Take any budget before a local
governing body, represent that
much of it is coming from the
outside, and that body will fall
for it. There is a constant de-
mand that the state Or the feder-
al government supply us with
money for variety of services.
The Do-Gooders talk as if there
are printing presses in Richmond
and Washington always ready to
roll off the long green. They
never tell us that in the long
run we pay the bills ourselves.
Tt is true that. the richest sour
ces of revenue have been taken
from the localities. 1t is also true
that they were taken by the cen
trail governments because there
was constant pressure on these
governments to fooot all kinds of
bills. Local controls have been
surrendered in the delusion that
we could get something for moth
ing. And, thus, for years, h e
processes of decay have worked
on local governments.
Going back to the beginning,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18
LODGE NOTICES
Odd Fellows

OQd FELLOWS
Chase Lodge No. FL, 1. o. o. F.
Meets each End and 4th Thurs
day night at 1870, at old c c c
Camp, Clintwood, Va.
Rebekah Lodge
Meets every End and 4th Tues
day night at Z o'clock in lodge
hall in the CCC Camp.
Junior Order
Holly Greek Council No. 81
Meets End Saturday and 4th
Friday of each month at lodge
hall in c. c. Camp.
DICKINSON MEMORIAL POST
1919, VFW
Meets first and third Thursday
of each month at Colonial Grill.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-08-18

SLIP Disputing a slim the toneue
Umpire Conon manager he Lip Duroche
striking natural at GanCub
New York. Lppy right The called
batter Johnny Mize should
the diamond after veay wrong thing
umpire in Chicago DurOcher s thane
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14
Quaint Easter Customs Observed
To This Day In Foreign Countries

Strange colorful customs are OBJ
served in many foreign lands at
Easter time, when bonfres, torch
light parades and folk dances cele-
brate both Christ's resurrection and
the coming Of spring.
Everywhere, of course, people be-
gin the day by donning new spring
clothes, and attending church serv-
ices.
In Italian cities, the Easter candle
is blessed with traditional rites, and
then is used to light a huge fire of
sticks in front of the church. Good
fortune is assured congregation
members who take blazing stick
home to light their household fires.
Dutch children parade through the
streets on Easter eve, with lighted
Chinese lanterns bobbing on sticks,
after which they gather in the mark
ct place for dancing.
In remote parts of Russia during
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14

John Rover has haen ,a,nn,oa
from tba Millar-Nccnn,h bosn;taI -
bis boua il ganton p;aao
A.. N;.ha.4 Hai,,,;ax - ,-.,...
bns Grove underwent ), onarst;a,,
at - pi+ais bosnits, s,,,a ca+,,,.
aay
NJ and Mrs cnv Sts,rar+ af NJ
Cory and Mr. and Mrs c1vda Stow
ar+ of Columbus Grove ,,.ara c.t,,,
aav ouests af H., a,5 NJ. pa,,
Stewart of G1boa
Mrs. Katie V;lcox af ua,,,aa
snant last weel with bar sistor u;ss
po,.+b. visao;,.ar af caboa A.,
Clara Andrews of Hnlsdala Mich
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14

the week after Easter, peasants still
celebrate the festival Of krasnaya
Gorka, the bright little hill.' Il
features cireling dance about a
woman singer, who holds in her
hands round loaf and a red egg,
each q symbol Of the returning sun.
Christian children III Nesopotamia
string colored hardboiled eggs on
cords and strike them together i'll
collision contests, much as American
youngsters used to crack horse
chestnuts against each other, Brok-
en- eggs become a forfeit to the
winner.
An old German superstition holds
that if a woman strings colored
Easter eggs and hangs them from
a tree she will have a baby before
the following Easter.
Even oriental countries hold
springtime festivals equivalent to
our Easter celebrations.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-04-14
SHORTS AND MIDDLINGS

Methoxychior is being recommend
ed this year as spray for dairy
cows instead of DDT.
Egg production was at record
rate for February, despite percent
fewer layers.
IL
Some Ohio farmers are using heat
lamps or reflector flood bulbs as
temporary brooders for young pigs
and lambs.
%
Buying clean seed raised in disease
free fields is good protection against
ring rot" disease in potatoes.
Large increases in chick purchases
for broiler production are expected
to depress poultry prices later in the
year.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
ltalie opet zada o navracenf
kolonif.

Rim. = Italska vlada ozna-
mia oficielne, re Sc opet obracf
ma anglickou vladu ably bylo
nalezeno nejake resent, POOLE
ktereho by Italie zfskala ales-
pom cast svych dffvejsfch kolo-
Mi v Africe. Ma Sc "a to, re
otazka tato Dude projednasa
ma posledn1 konferenci mezi
Schumanem a Bevinem. Je
znamo, re Sc italsky zahranic-
nj ministr hrabe Sforza setkal
Sc Schumanem nekolik dnf pred
tim, nez ten odcestoval do Lon
dyna.
Cini to DOZEN, re by Italie
byla ochotna povolit Anglii vo-
|jenske zakladny ma SVEN kolo-
nialnim 1zem1, zasadi-li Sc An
glie "a to, ably cast techto ko-
loni1 byla Italdm ponechana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Letectvo da pFednost velkym
bombarderIm.

Washington, D. C. = Letec-
two oznamilo zm6nu stavebnich
plant letadel, Poole ktere ma
byt kladena hlavnf vaha ma
stavbu velkych bombardovacich
letadel B-36 a B-5O. Castka
$500 600, 1000, pdvodne urcena
pro jina letadla Dude venovana
tOmuto 1celu.
Zmena ia byla provedena v
souladu s vojenskym rozpoc-
tenn, ktery nafizuje, ably co nej-
dcinnejsi letectvo bylo vybudo-
vano V dobe co nejkratsi.
Byly ~zruseny objednavky ma
jetove stihacky Iehke a stredni
bombardery a ma helikoptery
We vysi $500, OOO,O 900. We sve
rozpoctove zprave president
Truman uvedl, re pro sflu le-
tectva je vice rozohdujfcf veil
kost a 1cinnost letadel nez je-
jich pocet. Cetnf kongresnfci
Sc nadale pTimlouvajf "a to, a.
by bylo utvofeno 70 leteckych
skupin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Prace ubyva, ale neni pFiciny
k obavam.

New York. = Pocet lid, KITE
RI ztracenj1 praci, Sc zvysuje v
cele zemi.
Ackoli to pdsobi nesnaze jed
notlivcGm a obc1m, jez Sc to ty-
ka, federalnf a statni expert
prav1, re nenf pTfciny k oba-
yam, nebot cele zemi je pou-
re 1000, 900 nezamestnanych,
coz je neobycejne mike cislo a
pocet zamestnanych dosahuje
vyse 6O,000,0 900, coz je nejvet-
81 rekord pro tuto sezonu.
Ale dnes je vice lidi bez pra-
&c nez bylo pred rokem. Skoro
We dvaceti hlavnfch statech
wrist nezamestnanosti je c
POI procento vySSf nez v roku
1913.
Pffciny udavan6 pro tentc
dkaz zahrnuj1 sobe pravidel-
nou sezonnf nezam6stnanost
spatne zimnf pocas1 a pr1my-
slova pfiZpGsobeni Sc k normal
nejs1m pomerGm povalecnehe
obchodu.