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Evening star., 1951-04-12
HOME BEAUTIFUL"

.HlNU 18th ST. NE.
Nearly new custom-built brk. home
IN an outstanding location. lst 4.
contains liv rm. with frepl.. spa
cious din. rm lge. fully-equipped
kit. tile bath and > lge. bedrms.
There are also > lge bedrms and
tile bath on 2nd f. Full bomt with
outside entrance and lavatory.
Near schools. transp. and shopping,
Vacant Immed poss Call Mr..
Penan III @-SnQI ewes
Evening star., 1951-04-12

GEORGETOWN - 2-bedroom home,
beau. remodeled and redecorated
basement with utility rm. and stor-
age rm. hmm. occup. S175 mo.
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/. HOUSES eFuRNlshsp, lcentl

FOR RENT. partly furnished, 1908
s. Glebe rd.-3-bedroom house; ir'-
mediate occupancy; S100 per mo.
B. M. SMITH. 240S Columbia pike,
Ar'inetoa. Va. OK 203S. -I3
GUESTHOUSE for rent. furnished,
maid service; parking snace. ConVen-
lent: 2 bachelors. Call OIL. S397. 13'
CHARMING 3-bedroom furn, home, in
Silver Spring area, available imme-
- JAMES. L. DIXON g. co.
| l022 18th st. NV. ST. 200: i 4
NV. AREA
Twin houses, available from S135 to
$500. lease. Call resident mgr, WO.
1900. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS.
NV. AREA
Furn houses. available from Sl35 to
$500: lease. Call rental mgr. WO.
1900. with THOMAS L. PHILIPS,
N. ARLINGTON, VA.
Six rms. 6 bedrms) S125 per mo-;
immed. possession. For apt. to insp.,
call BOSS & PHELPS. INC, MA.
$500. Ia
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PECK CO., LA 6-6666
"NR, Goth & VARNUM"

4 truly lovely detached brick home
with d large rms: } oed:ms..
baths. recreation nm, large finished
attic, det. garage; on level lot
only > blocks to large shopping CEN
ter and rapid downtown transp.;
owner occupied who will give imme-
diate possession and the price IS
right Call ME. | J. ~ until 8 I'm.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
COIORED

Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920.
Bldg RE. 1918, RE. l149
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s412 sALTo, BLVD, College Park
furn,. utils. incl except gas mo
children): bus stop at door: $50. so.
LA CONGA APIS. (Berwyn Post
Once Md -I7
Evening star., 1951-04-12
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE

One of those souaht-a houses on
Que St, near Mass. ave. Two at
tractive living rooms and larae din
ing room make it wonderful for en-
tertaining; GOOD kitchen and buffers
pantry: 4 bedrooms, > CT them un-
usually large; big dressing room;
garden and garage. Price, S35, 800.
DOROTHY G. WOOD. Exclusive
Evening star., 1951-04-12

department. OCUTe
over 30 years Owner
tired. Anxious to sell Priced at
$1,000 includinq clean inventory Of
approx $4,000. Gross approx.
S60.0r0 last year. Potentialities
unlimited.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF |
i3l E ST. NV. MA. $3.50. MA. 1914.
- 4
Evening star., 1951-04-12

ARLINGTON rms, screened porch.
Apt. bldg. Beaut, furn., clean. Mr..
Colonial Village. 500 mo. CHI. 2165.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
2313 18th PI, NE.

Brick home in good condition; 8 rms.
tile bath, shower. modern kit caoi-
nets, new refrigerator and gas stove,
gas &C heat, storm sash and
screens, Venetian blinds, concrete
porch lge yard, gsrage. Sl3,350.
OWNER. DE. O3l7; ewes. AID, 1856.
2639 MYRTLE AVE. NE.
BY OWNER. MA. .12s. Lo. 5-l114.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

GLOVER PARK-wnl rent my lovely
for 6 months or more, to refined
couple. No pets or small children.
S175 mo. All utilities. silver, china,
linen and many extras. Cali WO.
5709 for appointment. -12
1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Nice effic.
apt, adj. bath. s55 month, incl.
1876 BILTMoRE ST. N.w-lsth
and Col. rd.-2-rm. apt, $50 mo-;
adults only. ME. $500, EN-. 464S.
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Restaurant-Mostly Bar

BEST BUY IN TOWN
2eStc urant. good location. good lease,
good equipment liquor license. No
key @" goo d VIA mcney. Total price
$3.50. Monthly terms and down
payment to suit purchaser. Make an
offer RE 0So3 Ia
Evening star., 1951-04-12
AUCTION

GROC. C.-DELIC.; NV; for sale by
owner: living quarters avail; 81 800
fpll price. AID. 1856. l3"
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APARTMENTS UkFuRhlsHEp
KENT VILLAGE
ONLY A COMMUTE DRIVE

ONLY A COMMUTE DRIVE
SOME OF THE FEATURES
AND CoNVENIENCES YOU
WILL ENJOY AT KENT VIL-
LACE are large closets.
bright spacious rooms with
picture windows; children's
Fairgrounds. athletic fields,
recreation grounds. ETC.; mem
bership available in adjoin-
ing country clubs for Air Force
officers: schools and stores
nearby; Capital Transit H-6
and W. M; d A. buses into
development on 30-minute
schedule with additional rush
hour buses.
Only 10 min. by commuter
train to Union Station.
l bedroom, from > r1.50
2 bedrooms. from $ $3.50
3 bedrooms SllS.0O
Utilities Included In Rent
Directions: From Peace
Cross at Bladensburg, take
Route U. S. so to ard traffic
light, then right on Route 202,
go Ia miles to Kent Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover. Md.
AP. DIGS.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
MICHIGAN PARK
4402 18th ST. NE,

VACANT-NEWLY DECORATED
semidetach. brick
home with 4 bedrooms and Ia baths
on md floor. Reception hall. liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., modern newly
equip kit. Beautiful oak floors and
nice location. Call Mr.. Pennan. JU.
1-Suu1 ewes
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CATHEDRAL ARE
CHEVY CHASE

A HAMLET SECTION RESIDENCE
FILLED WITH CONFINEMENT
You'll be dclishted with the excel
lent condition Of this flne property
and enjoy its bright, cheerful rooms;
there is large bay in the dinine
room and the bedrooms are all
cross yentilated; recreation room.
built-in garage; the grounds are
well planted with lockwood and
towering shrubs. This is an un-
usual property and worth seeing
right away. To inspect. call WO.
2300. ONCE open until Q pm.
EdW. H. Jones g. Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

Sealed bids will be accepted through
April l6, care Of this box number
Three and one-half-stoIy semi
detached brick. first commercial.
consisting office, apt, s rms, and
Mortgage of approx $4,000 OBJ
tainable. Mr.. ST., ,000. 900 GAO
Office. Paramount Pictures and 2ath
Century-Fox Films. Address: 524
3rd st. NV. Statement obtain
able. first floor office or call MR..
HOLLAEDER. EX. 340S, JU. 7-6164.
pov 1uV Stsr Tx
Evening star., 1951-04-12
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.

UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
Semidet. brick. See this fine home;
excel location: conv. to everythins.
rm in bsmt. built-in gar, gas
heat. See today: Sl4,950. terms
RE. 1916, CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
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GEORGETOWN

brick: quiet street; attrac-
lively remodeled for minimum care;
3 bedrms.. tile bath. labor-saving
kitchen: bsmt. auto. gas heat. Ben
dix: living dining rm. onens on to
porch and secluded Sunny garden
over 100 It. deep. No agents.
$4,000. For appt. NO. 29S2. III
Evening star., 1951-04-12
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Beautiful brick Colonial on large
corner lot; 3 bedrooms and baths.
finished 3rd floor: maids room and
bath; exceptional garden and lily
pond Ewes. Mrs. Herring. MI 4919.
RIDDELL REALTY CO. Realtors,
Evening star., 1951-04-12
SHEPHERD PARK
CENTER HALL, PLAN

A lovely brick residence
on large lot, built Just
few years ago by a master
builde" for his own home.
Beautifully decorated, 1t
contains large living room
with fireplace. dining room,
den, completely equipped,
modern kitchen and powder
room on the lst level; up
stairs there are 3 twin-size
bedrooms and . lovely baths.
Storage attic. Truly a home
that you will love. And here
is the best part-priced at
only S2S,500. Phone Mr.. Nc
Caulcy. CHI. 3547. With
2, 1TCuC ~
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MT. PLEASANT

Excellen. semidet. brick with liv. rm..
din. rm., den ami kit. lst A.. Z:
bedrms., mod, bath, End f.; rec. rm
in English bsmt. 5000 down. Sea
1t today. SIGLER g. CO.. HU. 33l3;
eVer 81, 3SoN II
Evening star., 1951-04-12
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

1 BEDROOMS
Just off Nebraska ave. Georsian
brick Colonial. Ideal for large
family or entertaining Redecorated
liv. rm 24xl4. Din. rm. XXI t
Den, powder room, kit, -kitchenette
buffers pantry. = baths on Ind q
Finished and heated 3ro fl. with
fireplace. lear brick earage
Maids room and bath Gas heat
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
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PECK co

Nearly new modern. semidetach brick,
only ) years old; 6 rms. bath, gas
heat. full hSmt. Purchaser can as
sumo large A. loan with low monthly
payments. MR. Walden, UN. 264S,
Evening star., 1951-04-12

2-UNIT BRICK
! st f., liv. rm.. = hedrms.. kit. and
bath: end f.. liv. rm. > bedrms.. kit.
and bath: gas heat; lear garage.
LOUIS RUDDEN, EX. 500.
NEAR WALTER REED-You must
see this conveniently located 9-rm.
detached home on large lot, laVatory
and shower on lst f.; arranged Ior
y families; vacant; immediate pos
session. Only Sl9,50O, on terms.
KAY REALTY CO, INC.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
MICHIGAN PARK

An oportunity to purchase a semidet.
tapestry brick homo il Immaculate
condition; Il rooms, bath. full
basement: gas &C heat; fenced rear
yard on paved alley. Financing NAY
be arranged For information and
s7r0I~fment, cs.i Mr. B 'ro, d, 0G',2.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors 700 l5tn St NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

5HEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Very at
tractive brick home in one of the
better NV. neighborhoods; reception
hall. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, with
dishwasher and garbage disposal ,
screened porch and powder rm. lst
f.; 3 bedrms.. den and > baths End
f.: garage: very nice lot. Ewes, Mr..
Iail,l. RAYMoSD oSi B. DUNN. wo. o214.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

30l1 MASS AVE. NV.
room. ONCE suite living unit with
servants quarters.
NOLAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
independence Hall
Requires Lumber of
Two Special Kinds
Ry ihs As.oeinied Pre,,

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 26.-In-
dependence Hall is going without
some badly needed repairs because
says Curator Warren Mccullough
the Government can't get the
right kind of lumber.
So Mr.. Mccullough wants te
know whether the public can help
ITO maintain our greatest his
torical shrine In all it's dignity
and glory" he said, I'VE must re-
place the old stair treads on the
main staircase and repair the
tower rail. This could be done with
ordinary lumber, but we think the
shrine is important enough to use
exactly the type and size wood
now In use.
For the stairs we need a good
seasoned, long leaf. Georgia yellow
pine. 13 inches wide, one and one
fourth inches thick and about six
feet long-total 800 feet. For the
tower we need a good quality
Idaho white pine. about 80 feet in
10-foot lengths of six by six"
I'VE have searched everywhere
and can't get this wood" Mr.. Nc
Cullough said, "but know that II
this need Is brought to the atten-
ton of the American people-and
III it's humanity possible-weIl get
what we want"
Evening star., 1951-03-26
Hunt Pressed 4th Day
For Big G|obemaster;;
Sabotage Suspected
by the Assoeiotsd Press

SHANNON AIRPORT, Ireland,
Mar. 26.-Ships and planes swept
the North Atlantic for the fourth
day today seeking a trace Of the
vanished United States Air Force
Globemaster and It's So American
airmen. Speculation that the
giant plane had been sabotaged
appeared In the British press.
Oficials. their hopes virtually
dashed that any of the missing
airmen would be found alive, re-
manned silent concerning what
might have happened to the big
transport. But there has been
speculation in British newspapers
that 1t might have exploded in
fight. The newspapers said they
considered it odd that 20 few clues
have been found in the relatively
well-traveled area Of the Atlantic.
A reporter for the London Daily
Express wrote that in his opinion
the plane probably was sabotaged.
He wrote that unless the disaster
had been instantaneous, the radio
operator would have had time to
switch over to his distress wave
length.
A giant United States Navy air
craft carrier and two destroyers
were joining the air-sea hunt for
the Globemaster.
The carrier Coral Sea and two
destroyers. en- route from Norfolk.
Va. to join the United States 9Th
Fleet in the Mediterranean. were
diverted to the area $50 miles
southwest of Shannon where the
plane was believed to have gone
down Good Friday.
The missing Globemaster was
flying from Limestone (Me.) Air
Force Base to a United States
base at Mildenhall, England.
Among those aboard was Brig.
Gen. Paul T. Cullen, deputy COM
mander Of the United States I'd.
Air Force, from Barksdale Air
Force Base. near Shreveport, La.
Nothing from the missing plane
has been sighted since q suitcase
belonging to one Of the passen-
gers, Capt. Lawrence Z. Rafferty,
OF Great Lakes, Ill.,, was picked up
by a ship Saturday night.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
Henry Fonda Helps
Save Elevator Girl
BY the Associated Press

DES MONIES, Iowa, Mar. 26.-
Fire Department officials esti-
mated at $4,000 the fire, smoke
and water damage in the hotel
Fort Des Moines blaze here yester-
day.
The fire routed 200 guests, in
cluding Actor Henry Fonda and
other members Of the 'Mr. Rob-
srts" cast.
Three firemen were overcome by
smoke. An elevator operator
whose rescue was the most dra-
matte incident during the fire, was
treated for shock and exposure to
the smoke.
The operator, Joan Galusha, IT.
was trapped In the elevator at the
NTH floor when the power was
shut of as safety precaution
Firemen pried open the doors
with crowbars and one fireman
carried the girl to the third floor
Exhausted, he called to Mr.. Fonda
who was on his way to the lobby
for a hand. The actor responded
and helped give artificial respira-
ton for 80 minutes until oxygen
equipment arrived.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
Army Wants Youth
Despite Ticking
Noise in His Head
By the Associo.ed Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Mar. 26.-
The Army doesn't know what
makes Jack tick, but it wants
him anyway.
Jack Husband, 20, Southwest
ern State College student, passed
his draft physical examination
despite a fast. staccato tickine
noise in his head.
The racket has been going or
IN Jacks Uranium since he car
remember. He's so used it it
When the ticking stopped two
times in his memory, the silence
annoyed him.
Army medics said the tickine
puzzled them-iust like 1t has 3
long line of civilian doctors. They
reasoned if Jack could stand the
noise, the Army could, and passed
him for induction.
Jack now has 10 days more ot
civilian life.
The ticking is audible to othe,
persons if they are within inches
OF Mr.. Husbands ears. The tick
also can be heard over a telephone
"a recording was made of it but
the recording didn't sound like q
tick.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
Bishop Calls for Boycott
OF Green Pastures PLAY
BY The Associoted Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 26.-A, ,bishor
Of the African Methodist Episco.
pal Church urges a boycott o1
the current Broadway revival o1
THE Green Pastures" on The
ground that it is "travesty o1
the folkways of religion"
The Pulitzer Prize-winning pla,
Is protested by the Right Rev
Decatur Ward Nichols. bishop ot
the 1st district of the church.
Bishop Nichols said he sent hi.
protest in an open letter ad.
dressed to Francis Cardinal Spell.
man, the National Conference ot
Christians and Jews, and severa
Protestant church leaders, in
cluding Episcopal Bishop Henry
Knox Sheriff..
Bishop Nichols read the lette,
as part Of his annual Easte,
message at the Emanuel African
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
Tennessee Williams Play
Wins Theater Wing Award
BY the Assoeioted Press

bf me AsSoelGfe0 FTesa
NEW YORK, Mar. 26.-Ten-
nesee Williams new drama, The
Rose Tattoo has received the
Antoinette Perry award as the
outstanding" play of the year.
Top honors for a musical went
to the Abe Burrows-Jo Swerling-
Frank Loesser offering, Guys and
Dolls"
The Perry awards - theater
"Tonys," similar to Hollywood
I"Oscars'-were presented last
night at the Waldorf Astoria Ho-
tel by the American Theater
Wing. Parts of the Mutual Broad
casting System carried the pro-
Iceedings.
Uta Hagen, in "The Country
Girl and Claude Rains, in
Darkness at Noon" received
awards for distinguished star
ring performances in dramatic
plays.
Similar awards for musical per-
formances went to stars Ethel
Norman, in Call Me Madam"
and Robert Aida, in Guys and
Dolls"
Irving Berlin was honored for
his outstanding" musical score
for Call Me Madam"
Evening star., 1951-03-26
Legation In Damascus Bombed Second Time

bombing to Syrian Nationalist ex-
tremists angered by reports that
the minister said the United States
would not give Syria arms even if
she requested them. Mr.. Cannon
denied he had made such state
ments.
Last April bombs were thrown
into the United States legation
compounds here and in Beirut,
Lebanon.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
by the Asseeiotsd Press


DAMASCUS. Syria. Mar. 26.-
The American legation here was
bombed early yesterday for the
second time within a year. A
houseboy, the only person in the
residence Of United States Min
lister Cavendish w. Cannon at the
time was not hurt.
Mr.. Cannon and his wife were
away for the Eastern holidays.
The bomb-believed to be several
sticks of dynamite tied together
damaged furniture and glass in the
building and smashed windows 100
yards away in the home of Syria S
President Hachem Bey ell Attassi.
Some quarters attributed the
Evening star., 1951-03-26
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Evening star., 1951-03-26

A poultry producer at Petaluma
Calf, has developed an egg
cleaning machine that washes and
dries 2.700 eggs per hour with less
breakage than hand cleaning
methods.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
Biologists to Meet

The Geological Society OF
Washington will hold its tooth
meeting at 8 pm. Wednesday in
the assembly hall of the Cosmos
Club, H street and Madison place
NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-26

Turkey has issued four stamps
honoring Farabi, Arabian phil
osopher who died over 1000
years ago.
Evening star., 1951-03-26

PARTISAN TOUCHNew York-A reproduction Paris
Dame Cathedral Easter bonnet Leone
she stro past ST. Paks Cathedral (background during
annual Fifth Avenue Easter parade Her hat
prize winners in contest staged by the idnettes
millinery workers. in 2000t anniversary celebration of
the French capital -AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1951-06-17

WAS lookin' in the Almanac for
some good alibi why today
would be a bad day to work in
the garden. But unluckily didn't
find it.
Along about this time every
year | notice the flower bed l was
50 interested in last month has
been took with the wits. An so
have l.
Alias, my setterier, has usually
dug out a couple of sleepin' spots
for himself; the weeds are mus
elm in like politicians at clam
bake, an | am about as eager to
pitch in to 'em as a kid is for a
dose of castor oil.
All of a sudden, / got a terrific
idea. You know all those grow
quick things you can buy to put
on plants? Accordin' to the ads
an the labels, one application of
boom-powder an your lawn turns
into a solid green mat of sod as
tough as rawhide an twice as
pretty.
AN THERE'S chemicals that can
make trees happy with root-juice.
You can get stuff to make cut
flowers glow an tingle in their
vases an patented fertilizers which
will give a cucumber vine such
delusions of grandeur it tries to
turn out watermelons.
When it comes to bug sprays,
you can get combinations that
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Pep For Sale

kill, MAIN, discourage an drive
off 96 kinds of insects, funguses,
beetles an worms.
Well, now, why wouldn't it be
a good idea if the seed an nursery
stores an fertilizer an insect
powder folks went into deal with
the drug trade.
Suppose that when you bought
so feet of hose, a lawn mower. a
gallon of spray an a sack of plant
food they would give you a box
of tablets to put some pep into
the purchaser.
SAY you take pill before goin'
to bed Saturday night. You wake
up Sunday mornin' just seepin'
with ambition. You jump out of
bed, rush out in the yard an
work an sing an whistle like crazy 4
all day.
Wouldn't that be something!
You would have steam enough to
push those easy-go lawn mowers,
enthusiasm enough to spread the
plant food, the weed killer an the
bug dope.
| bet if l can get that kind of
yard-man pep tablets on the mar
ket they will make me a million
dollars.
An you know what I'm going
to do with that dough? Why,
naturally, I'm going to hire a good
gardener to take care of the stuff
in my yard! WALLY B0REN
Arizona sun., 1951-12-07
Basketball
Quintet Play Here

Marine Basketball Quintet from
Oceanside, Calf, are in Phoenix on
two weeks tour. Out of a two
game series with the University of
Arizona they dropped one game,
winning both games with Arizona
State at Flagstaff. On Dec. 4 and
5, they played Phoenix College and
defeated them also. The Quintet
will play Luke Air Force Base to-
night and tomorrow night.
Outstanding Negro players of the
marine team are Lorrie Alexan-
der of New Orleans, Louisiana, a
graduate of st. Augustine College,
Raleigh, North Carolina, and Billy
Brown, from Little Rock, Arkansas,
former star center for Philander
Smith. Brown is expected to re-
turn to school early in 80. Troy
Drivers, of the Globe Trotter's
farm team is also a member of the
Quintet, but was unable to make
the trip because of cold weather
training.
While here the team visited vari-
Gus places of interest and their
stay was so enjoyable that they
intended to visit the city again
soon.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-07
American Legion
Auxiliary News
By Laura Bell

Regular meeting will be held
Thursday, Dec. 13, 8 pm, Ameri-
can Legion home, at which time
cur Department District No. 1 COM
mitteeWoman will make her Off
cial isit. We hope to see all men,
bers present. We will also have
our report from the midwinter
conference by the child welfare
chairman, Mrs. Theresa Stewart,
who represented the unit in Will
cox, AriZ., Dec. 1 and 2.
Bed jackets for the Fort Whipple
Veterans Hospital at Prescott,
Arizona, have been sent in. Our
gifts for the Veterans Hospital
Christmas gift shop at Phoenix
have also been delivered to the
hospital. These gifts were very
nice and highly appreciated.
Thanks to the ladies who gave and
made it possible for this part of
our program to be carried out.
The membership drive is still on.
The membership chairman is Mrs.
Ann White of 11O9 w. Tonto.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-07
THE TOWN
TATTLER
Beware Brother, Beware!

I noticed there is a certain fell
low advertising in the Chicago De-
fender for a wife, one from Louis
lana; Creole type preferred. l
think there is just such a girl
here and she, too, is looking for
q husband. You two should get to-
gether.
Who is the fellow that was sur
prised by his wife's sudden return
just as he was making up to the
little "cutie" visiting here from
Louisiana? It's certainly notice
able how Mrs. w. can be seen in
so many places without the better
half.
I notice Mr.. c.. P. and D. B. are
back on speaking terms again, but
I am sure Miss L. would certainly
have laid hands on someone if
only she could have seen what I
saw the other afternoon.
So long for now.
Yours truly, Town Tattler.