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Evening star., 1951-06-04
HO. 2476

CLERK CASHIER to handle once
routine at our Silver Spring branch
on a part-time basis. Approximate
hours am. to 8 pm. Experienced
preferred but not necessary: Good
ABBY Mr. Mr.. Bran Brsnson. SD.nPsaI CALL 0eess: CARL.
INC 1S1 1 st. NV. -
CASHIER CHECKER. immediate need
permanent position in cafeteria in
Sfs Dids sm to n vIs1n.y or Of p.1t airRG5s s
1913 am. to 2:15 pm. GOVT.
cLERk-MANAGER - Modern dry:
ERK-RECEPTIoNIsT. for S attrac.
tive opening in local hospital, one
who likes to deal with the public;
good working cond. and pleasant en-
vironment; must have typing ability.
neat appearance, good personality;
pTeieIFeq s6e age 2G5 Apply II EsT
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. "a
good handwriting essential: age 20
Boz, paid vacation: air-cond. once;
GsiI-fssaO GsI Ex 7ds5 Fp;; attRsr Rsrp 5da' week
CLERK-TYPIST. interesting and va
ried work with Red Cross. Some
knowledge of bookkeeping helpful;
5,day week, hours Q to 5: many en-
ploye benefits. Apply MIR. COBB be-
tween 10 and 4, 1880 z st. NV.
CLERK TYPIsT. young woman. to
handle equipment transfers for
large, large CORP; must have good hsndl-
SERVICES & NC. e f,I lbs list Hm st. INV: NV:
perm. position, 81
day, 40-hr. wk.. pleasant working
cond.; in new modern building; paid
@ssa'iGHS @ s6th ane eES6a9 SffsF smP9z' FISK PIX sfns
CORP. AIS 3rd st. NV
Bethesda aie area Apply aSnI II Dsison nsse &;
tween 8 am. and 1890 am. CO.
LUMBIA SPECIALITY CO., 500
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd.
perm. position. 5-day. 4o-hour wk.
Pleasant working cond. Liberal dis
count on purchases. Insurance and
hGs9a5at5gn hppIE Pan nRt Tsrsmsnt soRHa Pss
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 40; 37la-hr.,
bonus vacation for good attendance.
sick leave. economical cafeteria
facilitiesi Group insurance. Apply
CLERK university admis-
sions office; beginning salary, 81. $50
a w. with privil. Of taking acad.
wk. State age, education. aualifi-
cations. Box l99-E. Star. -5
CLERK -TYPIST, part time; .perma-
'nent employment for conscientious
white woman on 1a-day basis. $3.50
to 1890. or 1890 to 4:30.. IN pleas
ant ofhce; $50 per five-day week.
K-TYPIST. to work In local Of
flee of national automobile finance
company: pleasant working condi-
tions. Ideal for person seeking en-
ployment in Silver Spring area, Ap-
ply UNIVERSAL c. I. r. CREDIT
CORP, 1880 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring,
Md. -
for insurance ONCE,
5-day wk. Permanent position Apply
500 Victor Bldg. 724 9th ct. NV.
white, age $3.50
preferred; 40 hr. wk.; vacation with
pay: Boy Scouts of America. Ma.
d.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
ARCADE
SUNSHINE
ROUTE statesmen

ROoFER, HELPER. colored; mus
have D. c. permit. THORNE ROOF
ING CO., RIA. 21S4. 10
ROUTE statesmen
Take this opportunity to
earn $50 week while training
for well-established laundry
route. Excel. advancement
for hiKh-caliber. aggressive
men. Apply to personnel
department or phone DU. I'LL
for appointment.
MANHATTAN CO.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
1928 Florida We. NV.
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HELP MEN

PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER COM
bination, perm. all-year position by
large hotel. Give exper., refs, where
working now. salary expected, ad-
dress and telephone No. Box 461-
PAINTERS. brush and spray men;
good wages; steady work; new con-
struction. JU. S-4S40. -
Evening star., 1951-06-04
OFFICE MANAGER

Man, capable OF assuming complete
charge Of moderate-size ONCE and
assume complete responsibility
Duties entail supervising accounts
forv f control etc Excel onn for
man chosen. Write, giving full par
ticulars in first letter. Box BASE
Star. %
Evening star., 1951-06-04
HELP MEN
HEAD PORTER

FOR WASHINGToNs NEWEST
OFFICE BUILDING. Must have
ONCE building experience and able
to furnish q clean personal and
work record with good references.
S37 100 per week. Apply personnel
Evening star., 1951-06-04

FLIGHT ATTENDANTS
10 work at National Airport Under
40. Perm. position. Meals fur
nished. Paid vacations and sick
leave. Group insurance and pur-
chase discounts.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H st. NV. No Phone Calls.
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HELP MEN (cont. }
DRIVER

Golored; must know city: be reliable
strong. not mind hard work. Vaca-
ton. sick leave. Apply 1011 E.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
RELIEF CLERK
ROOM CLERK

tel. BOZ 2s5-V. Star. 0" ~
ROOM CLERK, young man, neat
appearing; no experience necessary
but preferred. Apply in person, Mr.
Fulilove' HOTEL RALEIGH. 18th
ROUTEMAN for established laundry
and dry cleaning business. Good
working conditions. See Mr. Prid-
ham. $500 s. Four Mile drive, Arl.,
Va. GIL. $500. -5
80; salary and commission; car
furnished: paid while training. See
MR.. O'NEILL. z to 10 pm. George
Mason Hotel. Alex. Va, Mon.
June 4th q
Evening star., 1951-06-04
TRUCK DRIVER

Young man. with Maryland permit
to drive truck and clean shop; 8.
hour day, 5-day week; 81 40 pei
hour; must be willing worker. Cal
AP. 1888 or apply THE MARENKL
MANUFACTURING CO. 5OI1 cres.
ton st.. Bladensburg. Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
.IANITOR
JAN1ToR

The Star mas an opening for q
colored ianitor. who Is .25-35 years
give good attendance. Must be able
to pass physical exam Apply Per.
sonnel. Room 606. Open weekdays
S:30-5; Sat. 9-1 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-04
CAFRITZ
1AOA Y CT NJ vi
Management Trainee
HERE IT ISl

WORK BY Apt. ONLY. OUR
AMAZING OFFER SELLS FOR 25c
PER MK., YET PAYS AS MUCH AS
$36 FOR ONE ORDER. MANY OF
OUR MEN SELL 3 TO 4 ORDERS
PER DAY: DRAW AGAINST
BLDG. 8 AM. TO 2 PM. ONLY
Evening star., 1951-06-04
JPHOLSTEREl

A JOB for two men I2). steady work,
good pay; most OF our men earn
500 or more wkly. Call RIA. 1901.
CoLoRED BOY. to work in grocery
store; must be over Is, FRED'S
MAN with grocery or restaurant ex-
peTienee per b-day wk.; no SUNDAYS;
MAN. eolored, for used car service
dept; experienced in car cleaning
and polishing and ,sble to make
permit. Mr. Kennedy. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. .3010 r. l. ave. ne. IS
MAN. capable of delivering sewing
machines. adjust and do minor re-
pairs; must know Wash. and immed.
vicinity; permanent. good salary to
right applicant; ref. REQUIRED. Box
MAN, white, stockroom work. smaIl
organization. including shipping and
receiving: experience not essential,
Apply in person. 1905 Wisconsin
MAN 1SSi W. WANTED to take tickets w' at
theater door. Prefer retired man.
AE9p Apply rp lI31 7th st. NV. GEM
MANAKnewleds. N no Of building ma mate
meG. rlsl; s0qd IN pay 1LoS6o Chance Of advance
MEN-Earn S15 to $50 day, full or
70s 18th st. NV. 3rd floor. -5
MEN t2y, young, white, mechanically
inclined, TO- work in auto brake
shop. 903 N st. NV. 4
MEN (white) for promotion work with
large wholesaler; 5-day week. vRca-
ton. Apply 1121 9TH ct. NV. %
Evening star., 1951-06-04

SALESMEN-PART TIME
With, car. You will earn over SIOt
weekly IN your spare time; lead,
Iurnisheo: no canvassing. Apply
CLEAN RITE STORES. 925 r st. a. "
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EN. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Mountain Lake Park, Md.


Loeb Lynn Sunday School. 10 d.
M; c. f., 7;15 p m; Worship and
sermon, 1:I5 p. m. Prayer service,
Thursday, $50 p. m.
MclIcnry Sunday School. 10 a. m.
Worship and sermon, ll:15 a. m.
Paradise Worship and sermon, 10
a. M; Sunday School, II a. m.
Mt. Bethel Sunday School, 10 a. M.
Worship and sermon. II a. m.
Swanton- Sunday School, 10 Il, m. 4;
Baptizing at the lake near Mt. Bethel.
30 p. m. Worship and sermon, 7:l5
p. m.
f. L. b. Church Calendar-College
and Seminary day, Sept. 10; promo
ton and rally day, Sept. 30th;
Christian Education week, Sept. 30
Oct. z; Worldwide communion, Oct
nth; Mems Congress at Conference
camp at BuckhannOn. W. Va, Sept
22nd. with DR.. Denman, Nashville,
Tenn, and DR.. W. X. Montgomery,
Dayton. O., on the program. Five
men are expected. Conference
rally at Philippi. W. Va, Sept 2Sth
Dr. T. l.. Miller. Conference superin-
tcndont, in charge with Dr. Walter
Schultz, DR. w. r. Montgomery, Dr. f.
X. Cole, Rev. c. ID. Edman. Rev. +. +.
Evans and Mrs. Ray n. Shaffer on
the program.
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ont's coneoph uIass ,vorlsn,. C,roftor
w Va and Sandra iovcc Wrigbt ~
frarant'. ' consantp . F9i,,mont Il w.,
WI, C.a.. No.. ., n,.;.t
, ' Aya, Nna'' pN >estGa En+t ',oi!S'
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49,, "'''' I'm ,,''' -"
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iLhoelman, ana MyltIe ieQIa !, : ehpie
w. w. ~ Spare"' % eo'''e''''' '''i neNe'lN
W. ="
Herbert Norman Mckenzie, 81,
miner, and Charlotte, Lou IRWIN, 20
secretary, both BeGkiey, ". Va.
vance Lewis Nelcli' 20 tlackhali
3 q, Emma MARIE Oh'pps' 80 ooth
Shilhileld' "a. on
eugene N!arehce upnolu' ~ S 2
eilt ; CONSENT ROAD WorheI' ailI NOT MOI
ma grace bG Nv. ~ 10 'Parei'' eo"-
Se'l)' poIn rfienuSVllle' Ma.
James Price; ~ MINER [d ana MAR MAR
INA ni .,.. Jane " fVll'g' 49, 'ielN ~ .oo'''
FRillPpI' w. va r,.;.hl.,,n ., fa,u,,
Daie LeWlI , rIiIl'NI P aaI "a Etb lI
ingi near AeiiehoP'f, r. a,. ana E,m n,
Estiler Ho"ei Sso'' 70 '''' = = ~ g
rNai'S lily, Ia po.o,,I,. Iss,od
licenses use ,i,i he' ff,'Eld iSS1 1e lnor
George llIliiP : p''oiu' AZ, ~, ' I"io
Gnt consent laporer, altu nia' " '4 Vn
iloSklho, 70; pom MOI 10 s1l'o"! H. w a.
Robert Harold benneIV, -, SVeel
loader and FLORENCE Mae SNYDER 4o'
bookkeeper, both Canton ONO.
Fred Tanner, "a, MINER Morgan
town, W. Va. and Betty Catherine
Province, y, star CITY, W. Va 90
George Francis Belanger, 80,
machiniSt, Ambridge. Pa, and Betty
Jean Benson. 20, Clifton Mills, W. Va.
Eugene William Evans, 81, truck
gr%er be aa' 10. Hartman T man. " W. V H' mae
Charles Stewart, Jr., "a, miner,
and Elizabeth Lane Mogcrs, lS, both
near Morgantown, W, Va.
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OUR FATHERS HOUSE
.AltamOnt, Md.

Rev. John J. Atwell, Rector
900 a. M, Holy Communion, second
Sunday Of each month.
1000 a. M, Church School every
Sunday
7;30 p. M, Evening Prayer, 1st and
3rd Sunday of each month.
st. Johns Chapel, Deer Park
900 a. m, Holy Communion, LIST
Sunday of each month
1915 p. NJ, Church School every
Sunday.
$50 p. m, Young Peoples Fellow
ship, 2nd, 4th, 18th Sundays.
1880 p. m, Evening Prayer and SER
mon, 2nd, 4th 18th Sundays.
700 p. m. Choir practice every
Thursday.
Anderson Chapel, Swanton
200 p. m, Holy Communion, third
Sunday in each month.
l Il. m, Morning prayer and ser
mon every Sunday but the third.
Subscribe tor The Republican
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| SEE BY THE DAILEES THAT

The Senate finance committee voted
to boost excise taxes by about ST.
045,0OO, goo year An expiration date
Of December 81, 1853, was fixed
Railway lines that link North Ko-
rea with Russian base at Vladivostok
were cut in bombing raids at Rashin,
Is miles from Soviet border.
L. S., Australia and New Zealand
signed a three-power mutual defense
treaty designed to uphold peace in
the Pacific.
A synthetic liquid fuels eXperimen-
tai station to cost up to $2,GOO,OOO will
be built at Morgantown, W. Va.
A British built jet bomber flew
from Ireland to Baltimore in A hours
and 10 minutes, or 40 minutes slow
+ than the sun.
Phillip Murray will quit presidency
Of Go. u post he has held since 1910.
October draft call was increased
from A. 600 to $4,000.
Miss Utah was selected as Miss
America in Atlantic City beauty con
test finals.
Senator Taft declared he could be
elected president in 1862, if nomi-
mated by the Republican party.
The one millionth American to die
fighting for his country fell on the
Korean battlefield September 3. Au-
tomobile deaths will reach that figure
in 1852 or perhaps late this year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-13
80 Marriage Permits
Granted During Week

Tbirtv-riue n,,,,,,o, ncan.as WON.
-, l.',.. -. -. ..,;...
l9Su'u ou'''lR inc past week el'o'''R
Monday at noon from the office OF
Richard l.. Davis. clerk Of the Circuit
court. bringing the total for Septem-
-. ~. r.,,.. "a r,;,...'..f .i;..,,.,,.
Der mus lar TO ~. rive OF the licenses ;,
ISSUED We're marked ZION ~ publish
Theodore Kenneth Reich as. res
tolIront owner aud Kathryn Eliza
beth CORNER "a, Dresser. BOTH War
saw. Indiana
cleo Ice Hawk. u farmer. Scherr.
" VA. aud Rose Marie Cosuer. 10.
Bavard ". V1.
John Edward Brown 60 retired.
Cumhrlland. and Trcssa Marion Ker-
ner, 81. EIEins. W. Va,
Robert Blai, West. 20. Oparent's
consentD. truck driver, and Dona Fave
Rogers. 20 factory worker. both in
.deneudence. ". Va.
Naridrn Dale Smith. Il. u. s.
NAVY, And Nellie Catherine Harper.
3S. both Riycrtou. ". Va.
Virgil Ray King. N. coal miner.
Rachel. W. Va. and Bonnie Geraldine
Thompson. u factory worker. ne9i.
Watson. VI. Va.
Thomas Paul Mitchell, 81. laborer.
and Betty Jane Rodgers. Is. both
Uuiontown. PA.
Delmar QUAY Mottern. %. steel
won ker. Geistowu. Pa. and Betty
Marie .Ganisak. is Johnstown. Pa.
Junior Ray Seese. -. sawmill
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Bulls, common to medium, $3.50 to
1880 cwt.
Neals, top, $3.50 cwt.
Feeder calves, 5000 to 34.50 cwt.
Hogs, top, 22.70 cwt. Pigs, 800 to
1150 head
Lambs, blue, 9110 cwt.; yellow,
2720 cwt.; red, 2940 cwt.
Heavy broilers, 32c to 39c ID.
Heavy hens, 23c to 29c ID. Leghoru
broilers, Ole ID. to zoe ID. Leghorn
hens. lie to bic ID.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-13
THE MAPLE GROVE CHURCH OF
THE BRETHREN

NOV Iitiidfu bfumDIIng, FasLOr
Sunday School, 10 4. m; Worship,
service, ! | Il. m. Lunch at noon. Wor-
ship service, 200 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 500
p. m.
Children's Hour, Friday. 7:45 p. NJ
Beginning Monday, Sept. II, at
7:l5 p. NJ, and continuing until Sep
TENDER %, evangelistic services here
with Bro. Clyde Weaver, OF East
Petersburg, Pa, as evangelist.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-13
FARMERS STOCK YARDS

Heavy run, prices steady on all
grades.
Steers, common to medium, 1925
to 1850 cwt.; good to choice, 5000
to $3.50 cwt.
Heifers, medium to good. 2420 to
1910 cwt; common to medium, 1925
to $3.50 cwt
Cows. common to medium, 1900 to
1880 cwt.; medium to good, 1900 to
25.9O cwt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-13

by the pastor. Afternoon service. POO
O'Clock by Rev. William Il. Carlson,
of Accident Lutheran church.
NO services at Jennings and Bit
finger,
Missionary Societies: Jennings,
W ednesday, Sept. II; Bittinger, Fri
day, Sept II.
Jennings Missionary ociety bazaar
m Resi- store on Saturday, Sept 10.
Lunch and supper viii be served.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-13
MT. LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. w. C.. ROGERS. Pastor

Bible School, 10 a. m.
Preaching service, II a. m.
Z p. M, Training Union.
Tuesday, s p. M, Prayer meeting
Ferndale Baptist Church
Bible School session at 10 a. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-13
CHURCH OF ST. PETER THE
APOSTLE


Sunday: Masses and and 10 a. m.
Confessions, Saturday to 6, 1880
to $50 p. m, and Sunday morning
before masses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-13
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
CHURCH

VOrlnih, ". va.
Rev. Paul Poland, Minister
Sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Worship, 11:00 a. IN.
Evangelistic service, 1880 p. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 1880.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-09-13
BITTINGER LUTHERAN PARISH
Curt IL RnnZe. Pastor

service at Meadow Mountain. Morn
ing worship. II a. M, with sermon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-27
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1926-TWFNTY- FIVE YEARS AGO-1926

1o26-TWE.NTY- FIVE YEARS AGO-1926
Power Co. ready to switch on electric
for Mt Sterling
july 1s-London pave Fifth Street from main
Elm
July Do p Adkins 80 retired farmer dies
homo in Mt Sterling
july 20-Centra Company service through London
Marysville to Washington c. H.
Chapman, Plain City who awarded scholar
of Religious Education Boston University notified
City
July 22-N Mary Chamberlain after teaching 55
London schools
July Arbogas Sterling awarded contract to build Boys
work building at Madison County Fair grounds
T. w Baenger to home in London after three
stay with husband who is general manager Tor
Sparks Circus playing there.
records reported broken county Grain OF highest
grade.
july 26-Wrestlng park crowd.
1941-TEN YEARS AGO-1941
Miss London at Beauty contest at
Vicican Gcer named Little Miss London
19-Tom genial mail undergoes major
operation at Hospital
July 2o-Tony Bcschcr Becher dies home in
London.
July 2l-Fre thought by lightning
electrical destroys house Fred Cemans farm Pike
sownshp
July 22-cst End Euchre club Williams Chapel community
July elevator London report record for
days when 63 500 bushels wheat received
July 24Madison County Seecve Board list showing
of 100 from county who registered in the second
registration July 1, 1941.
July village salary
salary raised from $500 $40o and from s5 800
July club guests Lafayette
Washington G. II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-27
NEITHER WAR NOR PEACE

Stain does not want he peace That
is the theme Of unusually interesting feature article in " 5
News and World Report called "Stain's Master Plan.
The broad basis of this plan is described in ubhcad which
says triple threat combination is being tried by Stain Hcro
the way it works:
Il Keep Russia strong and ready. Let Others fight the
nges B. Use Communist parties to soften Communist
countries.
idea keep everybody shay ground between and
peace to the world without firing Russian shot.
AS the points out this plan has been working
extraordinarily we'll far Six years the Soviet dictatorship
confined the q3 900 900 people who live within the
uSSR Today the Kremn bosses huge empire with population
OF than ooo And during that brief of time
United States has been than in harom 800 600 600
tc Us, 900 600
plan he's its the relatively concept of
called 9eopoies Russia spaws asde the vast Euras
len land As H. S. News puts il, On this land
nearly ths Of worlds population and the
greater part OF the worlds materials Stain seeks TO domin
ale The world
Looking the situation logically there every be-
eye that Stain does want directly involving Russia
he does little involving his satellites
and the Western nations Korea obviously the perfect example,
II the Chinese Communists who have fought and died
Russian Communists. It is the Chinese Communists who have
fled down the bulk of military force and who have inflicted
terrible casualties Army Rua herself has been weak
ened bv ofaher contribution the has been confined
10 relatively modest amount of military equipment much Of
obsolete And Korea finds its reflection in ndo China and other
places where native Communists fighting troops of the West
powers.
What counterpan all his7 According TO IT, S. News
does not exist There is aid TO u S. allies abroad The
United States itself is rearmns But the U. s. and allies find
hard to sa+eey And neutral like India leave BOG
in Western defense lines
Eventually the magazine also points the Western
take the initiative and try break the satellite empire
Events and policies definitely turning that direction the
meantime. Stain exploiting his plan the absolute
Iim-and say that he has not been incredibly
cessfu.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-27

Crippled from years of range
riding, Rosander bought a private
herd of 33 Buffaloes in 1912. He
slaughtered all but nine calves.
Il kind of hated to kill the
little fellows he recalled.
Il decided l would cross them
with cattle and see what hap
pened."
He already knew what happen
ed when you cross wild Buffaloes
with ordinary Hereford cows. A
Texas rancher spent million dol
lars to find out. In such breed
ings the result is known as a
cattalo three out of four Here
ford cows usually die in calf birth.
Rosander decided he might be
able to cut down this mortality
rate by ss-breeding Buffaloes
with rugged Brahma cows.
I wanted to get a grade of
11ANiG LIldA WOOld cot lESSt RIOW
quicker, and produce more meat
than ordinary cattle" he said.
And I wanted fur on them so
they could stand the winter bet
ter"
A fur-bearing cow? The other
ranchers really laughed.
Il tried for seven years before
I got my first Brahmalo calf"
Pete said. 4 began to think my
neighbors were right"
The trouble was a pasture caste
system. The Brahma cows thought
the Buffalo bulls were just plain
Barbarian Doors. The Buffalo bulls
thought the Brahma cows were
stuck up snobs.
Finally, / took a Buffalo bull
calf away from his mother and
raised him on a range COW mixed
among the Brahmas." Pete said.
He got the idea he was Bra
hma bull, and butted away the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-27
NOW HEAR THIst

to know fellow who always got results by tele-
phoning a delinquent account and asking if the
man knew of good lawyer. Invariably, the Gust
omer would say Why yes. Bill Smith is
good friend of mine and cracker jack Why did
you call me about it /? Our friend would say. Well,
I'm going to sue you and wanted someone who
knows you to do the job" 999 times out Of 1000
our friend got a check the next day.
BIG EARS CAN GET YOU IN TROUBLE. And
they don't have to be your ears either Fellow over
in Buffalo killed his landlady because she made
fun of his king sized caulifowerS.
BEEN READING ABOUT "RENT GouolNG"
around military installations Matter of fact,
have Just much oouging here at home. Friend
of mine moved into one side of double house the
other day How much? so bucks month!
LONDON WILL HAVE IT'S SHARE of circuses
this summer. So far we know of three which will
show here.
LAST WORD: pet him. He won't bite!"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-07-27
Connie on Ae 7ou>s
By JOHN RoEBURT

Everywhere, and n ow h re.
Coffee, more coffee, the hardware
store, a music shop, more coffee
All around the Village in dead
heat. The beard doesn't just walk:
he sprints like a purse snatcher"
A gate creaked, then slammed
noisily. Red pulled Jigger into the
doorway, whispering, THE ambu-
latory boards out for his consti-
tutional again"
1t was Arents, carrying large
framed painting. Oddly gotten-up,
his hair in all directions, with the
dye in his beard one with the sun
and his long legs failing energeti-
cally, Arents was the a st Bo-
hemian, a classical synthesis of
every Bohemian before him.
Red hurried along beside Jig
ger. Bet it's hockshop this stop.
The beard looked intent on more
coffee money"
After some b ! o ok S. Arents
turned up Greenwich Avenue. A
moment later, he entered a store.
The window read: BAROQUE
ART GALLERY. EXHIBITIONS.
Smaller lettering announced,
Framing Done on Premises.
Jigger held his cigarette p &C k
out to Red You keep in he
background, Red. I'll have an
other go at the beard when he
comes out.
Get anything on Arents at
Professor Scott's?"
Just a phrase" Jigger de-
claimed, He whose brush was to
be a spear"
Red chuckled. "Beard-p ling
mixed up with sense memory,
huh"
Jigger nodded. THE girl had
Arents' number. before moving
on to the next fellow"
There was a next fellow then?'
Eyes. And a whopping love af-
fair, all wrapped up in the Ian
guage of motion picture adver-
tisement." Jigger touched Red
warningly. Arents was coming out
of the store-gallery, empty-hand-
ed. Jigger said, Tail Arents, if I
signal you to. And please, r. e d,
nothing half-hearted. Arents is
our one lead to the next fellow
Red said obviously, "By what
logic? ?"
Mans profound conceit. Show
me a guy who doesn't show Curl
osity about his successor, and Ill
show you eunuch."
Red chuckled, and Jigger hur-
ried to accost Arents.
Ito be continued)