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Evening star., 1952-11-27
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BRENTWOOD. s11.s5o; $1,000 dn.-

BRENTWOOD, S11.95O: $1,000 dn.-
An excel. 6-rm. and bath home,
about IL years old; oil h.-w.h.. full
basement, equipped kit; very conv.
Realtor. WA. 5000. WA. 6O60. --27
CHEVERLY-Some one will get buy
on this unusual brick rambler; 2
or 3 bedrms. on 1st, floor Optional
separate din. rm }. plus fin. rm. and
add; bath in daylight bsmt:; garage;
estate fencing. Price reduced below
cost to S1S,950 Firm). Call WA.
5000 til s pm. -27
COLLEGE PK.-5 rms, bath; "a acre;
nr. schools; on carline; S6.750;
BRILEY REALTY CO.. UN. 1174 80
bsmt.. is-ft. iiv. rm.. din. rm.; oil
heat; near shopping. ReaS. cash,
JOHN H: JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. rs
EASTPlNES. 572O 64th ,pl. -S9?0
shingle bungalow; equipped Kit, ex-
pansible attic, bsmt.. auto. heat;
lovely Handicapped lot; vacant. H.
CARLYLE deLozIER. Reaitor, WA.
5000. WA. 0935. -27
INDIAN HEAD HWY, Sh miles from
D. C., line, If you, are handy, with
cinder-block BUNGALOW; 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm. with f1repl.; expansible
House about 2Ia years old and
SfsSs h''f'Rt RRArrE E'E sRRt 81 81
;ivERDALE HEIGHTs-st. Rernsrds
Parish; 7-rm: Cape Cod, rec. rm.,
bsmt.; near shopping. only Sl2, 500.
Reas ana ns sash Join Il 1oHNsoN %S iHS STss Ws
sUITLAND, s1s.soo-New Cape Cod;
% rms. rms. expand; ATTIC; full bsmt.;
,;Ni2ERsITV 81 2m d9yn' psKk Ak oG3t ssr. 80 ,o
Colonial. in Al cond.; lge. liv. rm.
with firepl,, Compensated din. rm..
elec. kit; 3 bedrmS and tile bath on
md FIR. plus partly fin. attic suit
able f9r 4th bedrm.; screened porch.
a real value value in excel; neighborhood
y pm pm. ROBERT "a. s. Da1 DAvIs sSoS Z
WEST HYATTsv1LLE-5-rm asbes-
tos-shinele bungalow; storm win
WINSTON c. CLAY, VA. Ais. 'S; Mas
$3.50 DOWN : New brick 3-bedrm.
price only S11. $50. Move right in. in.
SSIstaS Just few LEFT; Call WA. 5000.
s!5s po%S " aSpdss of o isttf%sq fovss
brick home; . bedrms.: L yr old:
vacant Possession with deposit.
PARRSIDE REALTY CO.. SH. 1876;
.,zW GyS'' s.SEDRM: 3H Sii3SR RAmBrxRs nSs and >.
0edrm. Cape Gods. sl4,95O to
Sl6950. Reasonable terms. Open
daily. Directions. Out Cenaral ave.
to Edison rd.. left 1 blk. on Edison
to A St.. 702S Edison Heights. For
information. call 10. S-6s25. A.
PRoCOPLo. Owner and Builder. -
St95 DOWN-Lovely 2-bedrm. home
with sep. dining rm., equip. kit.
quick possess. Balance less than
rent. Full price only Sl0.S5O
OWNER, JU. S-932S UN. 1875.
50O6 seth AVE, RIVERDALE s
rms, > fls.. ami; lge. lot; . ce-
ment porches; fruit and shade trees;
side drive. S1.000-S2. 900 cash. New
cond. Will exchange OWNER, Ia
LARGE BRICK RAMBLER, sci 500
In Takoma Park; eft. liv. rm.
fireplace. separate din. rm., kit
disposal. Hotpoint elec. push button
range: 3 lge. bedrmS. 15-ft. master
bedrm. with private "a BATH; IL
baths basement; porch; Laundro.
mat. Approx. S17, 900 fist trust al
4Ts. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. I4ll,
evenings. cali WI. 4S34.
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OFF ALLENTOWN RID. on Lanham
lane; stucco, > bedrms., liv. rm. and
kit A brand-new automatic water
system; T. acre of ground priced
TO sell with small down payment.
NEWCOMB REALTY SERVICE. 10.
4-1655 -oS
81 $50; $1,000 DN.--5 rms. all i'm
provements, full bsmt. In Temple
Hills Lot 165 by $50. CRISMOND
ENal SSHATT TEMPIE III Hills HiILs-4 rms
modern, u acre; $3.50. CRIS-
MOND REAL ESTATE, LO. 7-s2l5.
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and Columbia Rd. NV
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

CHIROPODIST wants ONCE space in
Sill, Spg. or suburban Md. Will share
with physician. TU. 1885. -3O
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BOATS

BUYING OR SELLNG-consult US
first. largest yacht brokers in the
Chesapeake Bay area. THE WASH
INGTCN MARINA. 1900 Maine ave.
ls.H.p. s;THp ri ELGiN oUrBoARD MOTOR,
3 mos. old. Sacrifice. $240 tneed
CASH. UN. OS40, 9 to S pm. 80
BOAT WANTED, 35-42 IT. fast-type
hull. Bay-built preferred. Other types
considered. viii pay approx. 1000.
Phone CHI. 1899, 9-5 pm. or write,
giving details to Box 1898, Star,
-H0
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GARAGES

FOR SALE 4 GARAGES, csx37 #.
near 18th and Clifton nv, price
y, $d;5o0; OR; Ape ,,,us 81
apt. bids; residential sections; 60(
Xenia st. Sc, $3.50 per month
UN. $500 -2S
GARAGE FOR RENT-S5. 90 per mo.
payable quarterly. us jefferson st
NV GE 1872
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. Call
FAIR. HONEST APPRAlsALs of all
makes of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV. ST
GoOD MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks: junkers 500 and up. Cal
ia. 1863: immediate removal.
A TOP PRICE for late model car. any
make. Mr.. Dunningan. CAPITOL
PACKARD. 79l1 Ga. ave. SH. 1904
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice, low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RA. l2o
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for ont
week: highest cash prices paid fol
good clean cars. ia. 4S01.
CASH FOR CARS-Any make. mode
or, eondition; wrecked cars; etc
PLYMOUTH 1949-50-51 Suburban
BETHESDA AUTO MART will pay
cash. OIL. 0471. Il
A DEALER FROM NJ e
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CONTINUED on Next Paze)
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE CLIENTS for all types of
investment prop; aptS.. commercial. |
land. AUERBACH CO., DI. 650l.
AID. 5901. 81
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JUST MARRIED?

i've IN this cute brick Cape Cod and
rent an apt on the End floor. Let
the other fellow pay for your home.
Large liv. rm. with fireplace; kitchen
with dining space; full bsmt.;' built
in garage; large wooded lot.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

CHEVROLET '52 Stylelinc Cdr: ST.
500. Worlds second largest Hudson
dealer. OLD DOMINION MOTORS,
Fairfax Circle on Rte. 211. Crescent
Evening star., 1952-11-27
CHII.I.IIM.

1904 CHILLUMGATE RD.
NEAR CHILLUM AND RIGGS ROAD
See this Stone-brick Cape Cod. First
floor features liv. rm. with stone
fireplace, kitchen. . bedrms. and
bath: 4 finished rooms with bath
on Ind; full bSmt. and half bath i
gas h.-w.h.; aluminium storm win
dows. Come by and see this out
standing offer: Call Mr.. Mann for
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
1915 18th St. NV. Ma. 1879
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ARLINGTON

We have a comfortable old
home only 10 min. to D. c.
Standing on nearly | acre
with abundant trees and
planting. House has large liv.
rm. and firepl., din. rm. and
firepl., large kit, pantry and
porches down: 3 bedrmS. and
bath up. Dry bSmt.. oil h.
VIII. Reasonably priced. To
inspect call Mr.. Isaacs, TIE.
3445: ewes, TIE. SSS3.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Charles r. Hooff, Inc.
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~ 4.BEpRM. sPEcfAL LII

Move in next week!
SpotleSs Cape Cod with many extra
features. Nr. Duke st. commissary;
only 10 min to Pentagon.
IENCHER-WALKER, INC, AID, o644
CONVENIENT-Five
rm. house; hsmt.; fenced yard; close
to bus, conv. Pentagon, Navy bldgs
or downtown; well handicapped; S14,-
500-will arrange terms.
BEULAH GOSS. CHI. 56s2 So
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CHEVROLET 1949 Styleline de luxe 4.
DIR. sedan; clean, r. and h.. oak
engine completely overhauled; pri.
vate owner; $1.250. XII. 8-2S13.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

CHEVROLET 1889 e-door: suaran.
teed D. c. inspection; no down pay
ment; new paint. clean inside, good
tires; So0.16 per month to good
credit; first payment Jan, Is, 1858:
fun price includ. tags. title and
GAINS, 2510 Bladensburg I'd. n.e.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

NEW 3-BEDRM de luxe ramblers.
S12.990; full bsmt; l blk. to grade
school, 20 min. to Pentagon: early
possession. TINKLE PROPERTIES.
$3.50 CASH, bal. like rent. 3-bed-
room rambler. Perfect. modern
condition. Prompt possession. RA.
:I41S oSs
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North Arlington
Three-bedrm. brick rambler, l year
old; fireplace, storage attic, full
bSmt.; close to schools and transp.; !;
large wooded lot. S16,950. KE.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

LOTS in the District of Columbia or
very, nearby. zoned for dupleXes or
small apt. MA. 0O7O. -2S
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LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST NOTES PUR-
CHASED-Immediat .ction. HUGH
p; CONNER. 1897 K st, NV. RE.
1860: evenings. DU. 7091,
sos per mo.-sell for $1,000. WAL
CROFT REALTOR. UN. 3400. ~
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Lts ne refinance YOUR home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER
ME. l220: evenings. La. 6-5194.
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
NATIONAL FINANCE CO
1914 K st. NV u1th and X
Evening star., 1952-11-27

O.. BUSY MANS PARADISE
Secluded lovely view and atmosphere
of relaxation; 95-a. cattle farm;
charming old stone house. .compl.
restored. 7 rms, > baths: priced to
sell mined. MR.. OLSON. WO. 70"9
VA. 170-A. DAIRY FARM
30 mi. D. c.; . dairy barns, 3 silos,
other bldgs. equip. and stocked
S-rm. mod. house. MR.. OLSON
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BRANCH AVE

CIVILIAN-$950 DOWN
Modern Cape Cod style home on ap-
proXimately y acre of ground has
spacious liv. rm.. charming dinette
and fully equip. kitchen combina-
tion: unusually large bedrms. and
bath; nice utility room; expandable
attic; oil h.-wh.; fenced garden;
located Just off Branch ave., . miles
beyond Hillcrest Heights. It's a
lifetime bargain at $1,000. For
details. call Mr.. McGinniss, MA.
FREDERICK W. ! BERENs sfSS; SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

STROUT CATALOG - FREE - 81
States. STROUT REALTY. 7l1-A
Woodward Bldg. WASHINGTON. ST
900 DOWN. S150 mo- buys for 500
per acre. AL acres young and saw
timber; streams. springs and power
line, good hunting, deer and turkeys;
20 mi south of D. c. Full details al
TIE. ABB. 80
Evening star., 1952-11-27
MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE
AUToMoTivE MISC.
TRAlLEES

USED TRAILERS-You can rent a
reconditioned trailer with option to
purchase. Small down payment,
balance monthly like rent. ACKER-
MAN TRAILER SALES, 9OOl Balti-
more blvd. College Park, Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

81 800, TWO BEDRMs.. lge. din. rm..
sound. cider asbestos Shingle bunga :
low. gas h.-w.h.. nearly new roof,
storm windows. screens, Level lot
with fruit trees. grapes and box
wood. gear garage. in Manassas.
Va.
81 $50. Two brand-new houses, o
bedrms.. finished stairway TO ex-
pansible 2nd fl. with dormers. Level
lots: 75x100. Lge. rms. fully
equipped kits. dble. sinks, ex-
haust fan. $500 down. Hurry
rfNKLE PROPERTIES. IA. 1926
Ewes. Mr.. Cloyed. IA. S-54oS. rs
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
C1Q 600

5929 N. 10th rd., Dominian
Hills. Detached, on corner lot.
Features include 4 rooms,
tiled bath with shower, full
basement, gas air-conditioned
heat. wood burning fireplace.
"Rusco' metal combination
screens and storm windows.
full insulation of side walls
and attic, aluminium awnings.
Excellent schools and trans
portation 4co financing. Will
consider D. c. house in trade.
To inspect drive out Wilson
blvd. is miles past Hecht's
Dept Store to Livingston ST..
right . blocks to N. 10th rd.,
left to our sign.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

1O,2OO so. FIT. OF WAREHOUSE
space: brick fireproof BLDG; conv.
s.W.. Washington SOC per 50. it.
Call Mr.. Cassatt. ia. 5-6234 or
Evening star., 1952-11-27

QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
3205 MADISON ST.
Brick Cape Cod; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
bedrm.. equipped kit. tiled bath,
eXpan. attic, full bsmt with outside
entr: large corner fenced lot; storm
windows; vacant. Priced to sell at
Sl3.950
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
SH. 2971 Ewes, AP. o567
Evening star., 1952-11-27

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for 1885 to 1850
cars. 5806 Ga. ave. NV, GE. gS44.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER

Three e-bedrms.; 1a-acre wooded cor
ner lot; all rooms are large. Liv.
rm. with fireplace. picture windows,
front porch. An outstanding buy,
located in a new and quiet section
of Wheaton.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
DE LUXE RAMBLER

Ideal home on Ia wooded acres.
Something unique for discriminat-
ing home seekers; bedrms., huge
picture windows, fireplace, oak par
quet flooring. separate din. rm" =
baths; built-in 2-car garage.
SH. 3497 BROWN AGENCY SH. 3444
Evening star., 1952-11-27
T a. G. IT

LOST
S1OO by o certain man in. Arlington
who sold his car to a neighbor with
out irst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South of Key Bridge)
1917 North Moore St OW, 87S7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
La Vaughan Returns
to Place Of Debut

NV YORK SCAR Vauli..n
'.' paved yes ht,aksne
'"n week daie III IA, PNa,r ant,
I'ratt en BrsadWat orlv
month returns Feb p IL ,peu
week ENGAGEMENT on Stag, ~
-, Apollo Theatre
Sefah annual app,atarcc az
ne Apollo IS always On, ~,
i"sh pots - her year box AZ
~.'f ties since il Was thee Ma
ste launched her sincne ar~e
,"inc eight wears aro hv = ri
hFs' Prize IN the Apollo ans
tour contest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
3oItimores Lone Leqit
Theatre Drops Race Bor

~ ,antness - ~, ihca'f cal
pf erem nov offered q Bolt
more
lis fNkti arc aga.r-i ~, ~
'cl <cilnsnaiosy pe III aas
ger nafn,atHeS b, ~, NAACp
NrNh has MT - cd ure
Pc fofn1nce III SIX Stass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
COMING

COMING
Nat KING Cole &c headline
an sll.siaI Stage show al the
foS Theatre Friday :ollowine
ony Marin Arne;; BIG
Red Cobb az Madison Ballroom
Sunday March g Vile Bill
No-ore a; Crystal Bar Great.
esi Shcw CT Earih a. Mac.sor
theatre next Wecnes5 day.
The banning of tire air Of
Walk Right in and Wax R.er,
gu: by The 2 c c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16
Wei Way Do P0~gy n hess

.a s,.ld M,tf poilian Ope,a II s
~ (5tetre Gershw ms Pofgv ard
~ incentive progr,rn 10 afratt
Recently .e Nc, done revampine Jobs operas
3<frren = The heroine seductive and
,cere-y -ats.a-besides introducing host Of
srt operas in English Blu; this interest
Percy srs re most radical idea yet.
Ping fcpoii,d intrigued Wl;h
p't al Ncgrc cast THIS y,ta4'o
nt Negro far 10 break bat
dance Janet Collins
~, eiassc would be Offered
FsI trfn tho cast uould have Is
rs itr ~ me fcpes tory. Bu' Z could
NIX production and thor ,aker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16

~, oa So'."hiA' 'of
the brill,an, een,I.n .o
here.
'r"H1 ipl, l~r,
~
1'f'1' 800
1al.l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-16

THEY RI SAYING ne gen
iieman &c Get me new radio
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25
Home Of Florida Southern College"

ian and dairy restaurant-"She's
going slowly nuts. Bought ten
new hats. When she got home
she found every mirror in the
house broken Izzy Golden
berg's Bakery in Richmond, Ind,
is a mecca for folks all over the
state who like Jewish baking.
Gentiles and Jews alike, particu-
larly on Friday, jam his place for
the delicious "challahs." :. Saul
Topper, the famed Gotham illus
traitor is not to be confused with
Sol Topper, the noted booking
agent. Saul, whose work has ap-
peared in all the nations leading
magazines, is very versatile. He's
written a song called "My Con-
certo." which has been recorded
by Ezio Pima, Ann Shelton,
Tommy Edwards, bandleader
Ray Anthony and Tutti CANA
rata, Decca Records top ar
ranger. A couple of years ago,
Saul wrote the very popular song
Don't Cry Cry-Baby," which
was recorded by Nat king" Cole
and others Don't miss the
beautiful Jewish Barry Sisters
singing 'Halvah Rhumba" in
Yiddish. S'helpus, after listening
to their arrangement, we felt
like going out and buying
pound of the delicacy! :. Molly
Picon's doing great job Of en-
tertaining our lads and lassies in
Korea Bob DIN (he's the for
mer Jewish Ight-heavyweight
champion) set to open his swank
new restaurant in a midtown
hotel any day now s. Leor
| (Bloomfield) Fields, the comedi'
an, has just finished doing ''The
Nearly Circuit" He nearly play
ed the Paramount, nearly played
the Copa, etc!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25

them guess-who sent this in!"
s.
At Madison Square Garden re-
Gently, during the fights, a guy
with a furtive look in his eyes
walked up to Henry Youngman
and asked-"Do you want to buy
a diamond ring?" ''Sure!" replied
Henry, "where is it? Came back
the zanyish reply ION that
guys hand over there! ," ;.
= + +
Broadsides of bouquets to Max
(New York POST Lerner for the
following gem in his = "People
And Things That Will Never Be
Missed column. commentators
who bemoan the victory of the
Israelis over tn eir murderous
Arab attackers, on the ground it
has made the Arabs angry"
y 4 y y
Overheard at Jewish vegetar-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25
LAKELAND, FLORIDA
Broadway Tales
Jewish Artist Pens Hit Soma;
Comic Pat Chambers Son
OF Prominent Baltimore Rabbi

them guess-who sent this in!"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-01-25
BY Ben Feingold
Gan American Jewish Press

Featurc)
Jackie Miles, the famous Jew
ish funnyman from the Bronx, no
likee filling out those Estimated
Income Tax Fortns." Jackie pro-
tests-'How do I know how
much money Pm going to make
this. year?"
5000, he fills the Estimated
Form out all right, sends it in,
doesn't sign his name and OBJ
serves-"If they want me to
guess how much I'll make-let
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27

as "kaffeeschniffelhunds" Coffee
shifting hounds), are said to be
able to catch the scent Of coffee
at no less than SO yards - re-
CARELESS of wind direction. Their
training has now been boosted to
year and one half, making them
tough competition for the Austro-
German coffee smugglers. Be-
fore the dogs were introduced to
their work, armed with this spe-
cialized education, man could
carry a fully loaded sack of cof-
fee beans across the border with
out too much trouble - provided
he knew the terrain. Now, how
ever, special vests have been
constructed designed to keep in
the odor of the coffee and permit
the smuggler to run with his
cargo when the situation becomes
pressing. The Kaffeeschniffle-
hund is the new curse Of these
struggling importers" Many
people who make their living
in this illegal manner have re-
turned to smuggling ball-bear-
ings and cigarettes in disgust.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27

The situation seems to have be-
come somewhat critical because
importers with hundreds of cross
ings to their credit are being
caught everyday.
In a German restaurant a cup
of coffee can run up to fifty
cents. The government places a
luxury tax of about $3.50 on
every pound, while in Austria the
same coffee can be had for about
Is cents cup. The tax in Aus
tria on this commodity is not at
all high because coffee is hand
in hand with weinerschnitzel as
a staple of Austrian life. This
is the situation which has Great
ed a problem for the Kaffeesch-
nifflehund. A pound of coffee in
Salisbury, Austria retails at a.
bout So while the same product
just across the frontier in Bad
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27

Refchenhall (the coffee clearing
house,, can be sold for 81 or SIS.
Twenty-Five dollars a month is
living wage in Austria so that
if a citizen dares to export u
pounds of coffee, and escapes the
jaws of the Kaffeeschnifflehund
he can sit around for the remain
ing 20 days in a beer hall reading
the newspaper. Of course, the
new coffee vests, which are con-
sidered an essential part of every
smuggler's anti-schnifflehund
equipment, hold only six pounds.
This doubles the risk involved,
but not enough to discourage the
rather present heavy traffic.
There is story circulating
through, the border villages which
has caused considerable delight
among the smuggling interests.
1t seems that a Kaffeeschniffle-
hund got the scent of a coffee
bean while on patrol. The dog
finally spotted the smuggler and
chased him up a tree. He was
barking and growing at his trap
ped prey when a bag of coffee
beans hit him in the "schniffle"
and knocked him out. It is re-
ported that the hound hasn't been
any good since.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27
Texas Dust Fills
Skies In Holmes
Caused BY Drouth

Holmes county has very de-
finite complaint against the
State of Texas because of the
mass of dust filling the skies
overhead for the last six weeks,
playing razzle dazzle with radio
reception, painting the fleecy
white clouds a dirty color and
sometimes leaving automobile
tops covered with mud even
though they had been travelling
on dry concrete highways and
streets.
The dust comes from a huge
area of the Lone Star state which
has been parched for more than
IL months by drouth.
One unusual feature over Holm
es county this week has been
glorious red sunrises like those
OF golden sunsets. Of course. it
causes much raising of eve
orows among the intellectuals to
even suggest any one clambering
out OF bed at such an unearthly
hour as six am, so the chances
are but few have witnessed the
gorgeous sunrise. Instead of the
usually bright silvery CLEAN, the
beams from the morning sun are
making the dust clouds simmer
in golden red hues. I,
One of the necessities as a re-
suit OF the dust is that persons
wearing glasses had best wash
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27
H @ M E
H | N 7 S
BY
FRANCES
FORTENBERRY
GIVE YOUR HOME
ADEQUATE LIGHT
BY Marlene Hubbard


Mississippi Southern College
Your home is only as modern
as its lighting. A modern home
lighting system includes:
Light for Seeing
Light for Safety
Light for Comfort
Light for Decoration
There are two types OF light for
seeing, direct and indirect. Direct
light is when the light shines di-
rectly into your eyes which causes
eye strain. Indirect light is secured
by the light falling on the task or
work and reflecting back to your
eyes. Indirect is the best type OF
light for seeiB~
Hints on the service that light
renders for safety may include
many precautions such as light
ing for the stairway, closet, yard,
garage, street and walks. 1t is very
easy and inexpensive to install
lighting for safety, but very costly
IL an accident occurs from the alb
sence Of light. The accident may
only be skinned knee or 1t may
be broken leg, fractured skull.
or even a wrecked car which y
result in a death.
Wight for visual comfort re-
quires the correst amount OF
glare-free, adequately distributed,
and well directed light for you to
enjoy reading, sewing, or any form
of work. Light should be free from
bright spots, provide general
lighting throughout the area sur
rounding your task. and fall on
the task rather than on your eyes.
Lighting decorations are often
used for many types OF eye-catch-
ing arrangements for parties, spe-
cial occasions, garden displays,
and even room decorations. There
is NO end or boundary for anyone
who has initiative and who uses
lighting methods for decoration.
You are the boss of light and
II you use 1t properly and ef-
ficiently in your home, your home
will be more modern.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27
In Europe
BY William B. Dillingham;

Austria - The quickest dollar
to be made these days in Europe
is on the Austro-German from
tier. A sack of coffee beans car
ried across the border illegally
will bring big enough profit
to the smuggler to afford a months
vacation. Although this is the
quickest way of making money
here. it isn't exactly the easiest.
German frontier guards have cal
led in the help of highly trained
dogs to track down every last
coffee bean that tries to run the
blockade.
These animals, popularity known
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27

them several times a day. Not
accustomed to such a necessity
a number u persons are wonder
ing why they are developing
headaches. So better wash your
glasses.
Radio fans have been grumpl-
ing for weeks now because of
stations fading in and out, or not
being received at all. The radio
beams are blocked by the dust.
1t was widespread throughout
the South this week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27
Suggestion that Texas be given

Suggestion that Texas be given
back to the Indians is not gen.
orally regarded as worthwhile
for whether Indians or cowpokes
were in the overgrown state it
would make no difference - the
dust would continue to come as
long as the drouth lasts. Wea-
ther scientists assert there is a
continual west to east wind
blowing high in the heavens and
this brings the dust in an unend-
ing sky parade. The worst thing
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-03-27

Commercial sturgeon fishing
has died out in North America
because everlasting depleted the
supply.