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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
lLOTS-Lots of beautiful wooded lots
in exclusive Northwest area. Also
GRANT, CO. 5-6246. Il
LA anna AREAA-LLge lot, 1o0xl7o.
THoMAs F. HALEY. Resitor. Lam an.
nam Park, AP. 7-S300. 20
RIvERWoOD-only a few lots left
tor sale In conveniently located,
IA. 2-7921 for information. b
BRADLEY HILLs-ort Bradley blvd.
turn left on Burning Tree I'd. TO
$500 block on right. Win sell out
| right or build to suit your neeQs,
Oh. 4-2433. Ewes, OIL. 2-I115.
LOTS 8 AND T.. block 3. total 5000
So: feet, Coimar Manor, Md. Just
OFF Bladensburg I'd. All utilities plus
sidewalk; S1,S00. AP. 7-O922. 10
OVER AN ACRE, corner lot. in town
OF Fairfaxe with water and sewer.
Priced at only So, 500 for fast sale.
Also. s4-acre lot in FAIRFAX, 100 It.
frontage, city water avail: SI,5u0.
| ARFAX REALTY, JE. 4-4900. .
BUILDING LOT NO. 8, section ,,
Fair Oaks subdivision, Burke Sta
ton rd.' Fairfax; reas. CIR. 3-2l43.
5 ACRES, s1,s15. 500 down. low
terms. Frontage on hard surfaced
I'd. Ii mi. D. C. in Nd. Tracts
leye Ella and wooded. OWNER. AP.
20 10 800 ACRE TRACTS ranging in
price from 5000 to $1,000 per acre.
Place your confidence in our knowl-
edge and experience. DOROTHY
Is IS WINSTON d. CO.. ST. s-o55O or
APT. House SITE. Upper Conn. ave.
Plans for approx. 6O-unit bldg.
Thy K. @ SlaSsi M 4 ea5. soS D Isth
st; NV; ST. 3-0550 or JU. 9-74I6.
dale, Va: $1,000. GEORGE MUIR
PLY, $50 Central ave. Massapequa.
20 ACRES 10 min. from White
House, out Macarthur blvd. way;
suitable for a gentlemans estate:
fhas good spring and place for fish
pond; eyes. RE: 1918. -
COUNTRY CLUB HILLs-9usrter
81 500 and up. kE. s-sJS5. % 60
LAKE BARCROFT-BeautifuI lake
front lot. $4,000 So. #. includes all
lake privils. in Section 4, on Water
way drive. easy terms. cULMORE
REALTY CO.. JE. 4-6650. -
LOT-Town OF Fairfax. 1870 50. #.
| water and sewer; $500. CIR. g.
ls-ACRE LAKESIDE LOT. in Lake
Bancroft; $4,000. Call KE. 7-0645.
BUILDERS oPPoRTuMTY-D. c.
/ APT. LOTS, SEVEN HUNT BLDG.
LOTS. incl. ntils. plans. bldg. per-
VIII subordinate constr. Prime loo.
223rd to oath sts.. Good Hope I'd and
AZ aIIsamo Sn1 pi. s.e.' So. 1851. OWNER,
OVER 3 AcREs-Beautitul corner
on one side and 273 feet on other.
Good rich soil for garden. Only 20
minutes from D. c. line. Located 4
miles north Of Marlboro. Outstand-
| ing value at $3.50. reasonable
| terms. Call M. LEO STORCH. Lam
ham Park, AP. 1881 20
| COMMERCIAL - BETHESDA, IO5X
go. on Wisconsin ave. IS per 50.
#. or will lease.
COMMERCIAL - SILVER SPRING.
$50 by 40 corner, $4,000. Will
lease or build for responsible tenant.
40 ACRES In select estate section;
ideal for your estate; only $1,000
per acre.
Is5 ACRES - BETHESDA. Country
club area; partly on Cabin John
Greek; ideal for future subdivision.
80 ACRES for SEQ. 1000. Partly To-
Gated on paved road: about 10 acres
cleared. rest woods.
BUILDING LOT approximately a.
600 50. IT. located on improved
| rnads large nak and AnWnrfru
wood trees; small stream on lot;
$3.50.
James c. Conley & Co.
$40 GeorRia Ave. JU. $500
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LEE HIGHWAY

23,40O So. TT. with 7-room house
zoned CO. price $3.50 50. #. Viii
submit reasonable offer for immed
sale. MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
Realtor. Mclean, Va. Ell. 6-4161.
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DOWNTOWN

Prominent location 5-story and base
ment fireproof bldg. in good cond.
Over $4,000 50. #. plus off-street
parking, Sale priced less than $40
per SO. 1T. Ideal for education. in
stitutional. professional or heavy re-
tail house. Will consider lease to
responsible tenant, For info. call
Mr.. Norris. jr., La. 6-1156. Week.
days. RE. 1855.
WOODWARD IL NORRIS
Sall alnkA a a
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7 SEQ SO. Fl. Of manufacturing or
warehouse space; / floor, concrete
BLDG: 1900 blk. 9th st. NV. MR..
REED. NO. 1880; ewes. JU.
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AN
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

Prominent local CO. will sell its main
bldgs. and lease it back for 10 years.
price. About $40. 600 Wash needed.
AID. 1854; ewes. ia. 2-52S0. %
|. 2 NV. APT. SPECIALS
HIGH RETURN ON INVESTMENT
I'D 8 apis. Rent S9,000-S55. 900
(2) "a apis. Rent $2S. 800.
Low expenses on both bldgs.
MA. S-02lS, KNOUSE, EN-. FL S43
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED LARGE LOT ON knoll in
Maryland overlooking Potomac
River. Located anywhere from Dis
trict line to Great Falls. BOX 2f6-
K, Star IS
DESIRE LOT, 75-ft. frontage in
MONTGOMERY County or Virginia:
suitable for rambler. CO. 5-2633.
DESIRE WOODED ACREAGE for
home site. with high elevation and
view OF water or countryside: with
In committing distance of Suitland,
Md, JE. 3-1710. -
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Builder Ready to Go
Wants Virginia Ground
$4,000 housing project. Call Mr.,
Skies. Ma. $4,000.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC,
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PRIDE AND PRESTIGE

PRIDE AND PRESTIGE
We are Offering this home to those
who desire the best and want a
substantial showing for the money
involved This estate-type rambler
is conveniently located in the Rus
sell I'd. section of Alexandria, on a
large lot; center-hall entrance; large
basement with firepl.; garage; cedar
lined storage; well-equipped kit,
and other features normally found
in fine home; shown only by appt.
Call XII. S-3106. VERNON REALTY.
TN6, q
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Portuguese Forces Prepare To Repe Liberation TRY In Goa

than 100000 Goan Christians whose
forefathers helped to send the
earliest Roman Catholic mission
aries into India. Christians now
number more than five million in
India.
Portugal and the Latin nations
supporting its defense of Goa re.
gard the battle against Indian de-
mands for a merger of the terri
tory with the Indian republic as a
holy war.
The action, they say, is in de-
tense of the shrine of St. Francis
Xavier - the Portuguese mission.
ary who led the Catholic march to
Goa and died more than 400 years
ago.
In New Delhi, Prime Minister
Nehru's government rejects both
the claim that it is threatening the
ancient fountainhead of the Chris,
ian religion in India and that the
merger win India movement is a
violation of Portuguese sovereign
ty. India, says its spokesmen, Is
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
BY HAROLD K. MILKs

Nova Goa, Portuguese India R-
Portuguese Goa, which legend says
was saved from invaders by a
miracle two centuries ago, is de-
pending today on different forces
to halt a threatened march from
India on Aug. Is.
The presence of a team of OBJ
servers from six. other nations,
proposed this week by Portugal
and agreed to by India, may post
pone or even avert the invasion.
But if the foreign watchers don't
have that affect, the Portuguese
say they are ready. Gov. Gen.
Paulo Bernard Guedes, grayhaired
leader of Portugal's government
here, has alerted all troops and
police to repel any attempt by a
liberation army" to invade this
ancient fountainhead of the Chris
tian religion in the Indian sub
continent.
Behind these forces stand more
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Sisters To Wed
In Multiple
Rites In Seattle

SEATTLE R - The wedding
bells will chime in unison Satur.
day for four sisters. They will be
married at single ceremony to
sweethearts hose occupations
range from lawyer to newspaper
publisher.
Superior Court Judge Malcolm
Douglas will perform the mass
ceremony uniting:
James D. Astel, publisher of the
Forks, Wash, Forum, and Marion
White, of Seattle.
Walter Roberge, mayor of Forks,
and Mrs. Emily Baarstad, widow
who operates a Forks motel.
Fred ]. Wettrick, Seattle attor-
ney, and Dolores Lopez, operator
of a millinery shop here.
And Herbert Delmonico, San
Francisco millinery designer, and
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12

directly concerned st. Francis
Xavier, whose body in a great sil-
yer casket is the areas most
prlzed religious shrine.
Military defense against the No.
gm hordes seemed hopeless. The
military governor of the colony
prayed for divine assistance. He
grasped from its shrine in Goa'S
cathedral the staff of St. Francis,
which had been preserved as .
holy relic. The invading armies
turned back before reaching Goa.
The staff still is handed over to
each new governor general to give
him strength to defend Goa.
With or without the staff, Gen.
Guedes has ample strength today
to drive back volunteers" from
India, But it will take a greater
miracle than that of two' centuries
ago to save Goa for Portugal IL
Nehru decides to send his regular
army and air forces against Goa
In support of any CELEBRATION
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simply supporting Legitimate at
tempts of the Goans themselves to
win freedom from colonial sup
preston.
The Portuguese, and many Goan
leaders here, dispute this argu-
ment. India, they say, is attempt
ing to foment movement both
within and without the ProguuSee
territory to throw Portugal out of
the subcontinent
The Indian government has re-
peatedly asserted that 1t intends
when and if it wins possession of
Portuguese India, to retain and
defend both the religious and cul-
tural developments there.
Since 1910, when the Portuguese
entered what is now Goa to help
drive the Mogul armies from this
territory, 1t has been the center of
Catholic religious activity not only
for India but for the whole of
Southeast Asia.
The miracle which saved Goa
from invaders two centuries ago
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12

time for . little romantic dallying
with the good Sultan's lovely
daughter, Miss Medina. The new
swashbuckler is q combination of
comedy, adventure and romance
siren of Bagdad" offers, among
its many other entertainments, de-
sert fighting, desperate duels, one
Of which is of the mock-heroic var
iety; the exotic and decorative Sc
quences Of Oriental dancing girls
and a fetching bubble-bath featur-
ing the charms Of Miss Medina.
The actress produces one of her
most attractive performances in
"Siren of Bagdad" Hans Conried.
the top featured Performer, is a
stalwart comedian. Henreid. of
course. is a polished performer -
as magician, adventurer and ro.
mancer.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Spain Names
New u. S. Envoy

SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain N -
Jose Maria de Areilza, Count OF
Motrico and a prominent econo-
mist and industrial engineer, is
Spain's new ambassador to the
United States.
Generalissimo Francisco frances
government announced Tuesday
night De Areilza will replace Jose
Felix de Lequerica, Washington
envoy for the past four years. The
new ambassador, IS, was previ-
ously ambassador to Argentina.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Harem Comedy Hit Playing Atlslander

Neatly striking q judicious bal.
ance between thrills and laughs,
Columbia Pictures "Siren of Bag
dad" starring Paul Henreid and
Patricia Medina in color by Tech
nicolor opens Friday at the Island.
er Theatre.
Henreid, 4 distinguished practi-
toner Of the art of screen swash.
buckling, this time portrays q ira.
yelling magician and adventurer
who packs up his rabbits and flow
ing robes, temporarily, for q pre-
carious foray into ancient, exotic
Bagdad.- Caught UP in q plot to
restore the deposed Sultan Of Bag
dad to his rightful throne, Henreid
uses some Arabian Nights magic
and some spectacular swordplay to
get nd OF tyrant. He also finds
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12

Mrs. Carmellita CoHman, also OF
San Francisco.
All eight have been married pre-
viously.
Astel, who met his bride-to-be
here last November, said the four
couples met through business and
social contacts.
The ceremony will be private
and there will be no attendants or
best men.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
BARRIERS ADVISE
DISCUSSION TOPICS

Los ANGELES R-Barbers of
California closed their convention
here on a note Of discretion: the
addition of Sen. Mccarthy to the
do not discuss" list.
"McCarthyism is so controver-
sial that in barber shops it should
be classified. just like religion al
ways has been" Vernon L. Rose
told the Associated Master BARRIERS
and Beauticians Of California Tues
day. He is serving his 26th term
as secretary treasurer.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12

Para los que hemos tenido IL
neeesidad en- mas de una OCCASION.
de aanarnos 81 pan de cada dia.
eierciendo Ia mission del traductor,
no es una sorpresa 81 conocer
Guam dura, dificil y amarga es tai
labor, siempre anonima. Porque
cuando algun lector % aburre
leyendo 10 traducido, nunca piensa
que el autor del libro era un NAL
eseritor, sino que invariablemente
atribuye esas faltas, al pobre ira
ductor, que tuvo especial empeho
en- ajustarse extrictamente a 10
escrito por 81 autor.
Por ESQ cuando pensamos que
nuestro Apstol Marti, en- mas de
una oportunidad, tuvo que ganarse
Ia vida traduciendo, nos damos
exaeta cuenta del calvario de ese
gran hombre, todo elocuencia, todo
cultura, al tener que ajustarse Z
las raras lucubraciones de otros
pensadores.
Marti, segun euentan sus pane
giristas, acabadode cumplir los
trece amos, intent6 traducir nada
mSnos que HAMLET, Ia immortal
trasedia del esgritor William
Shakespeare.
va en- plena juyentud y obligadc
por las ciFeunstaneias, encontran-
dose en- Mexico, tradujo el bello
libro de Victor Hugo, titulado
"Mss flls". Esta dificil traduceion
le sirvi6 para sanarse 81 favor del
pdblico msxieano y tuG publicada
en- forma de folletln encuadernable,
On Ia ''Revista Universal. eomen-
zandO Il publication el dia u de
mario del aiio 1875.
Pequehos opIsculOs y algunos
cuentos, fueron tambisn traducidos
del frances, que vieran Ia luz en-
diferentes revistas latino-ameri-
canas De 10 epOca.
Durante 81 larga permanencia
en- los Estados Unidos, nuestro
insigne Maestro, trabaj6 en- Ia
tradueci6n de cuatro lihros para
Ia famosa casa de Appleton de 10
ciudad de Nueva York, en- cuvas
traducciones hixo gala del per.
fecto dominic y ejemplar ,conoci.
miento que poseia del idioma in
gles.
Ala por 81 aio de 1881, se dedica
q traducir dos interesantes tomitos
de AntigIedades Clasicas. Estos
fueron "Antislsdades evlssas"
por John Pentland Mahafiy y
''AnslsIsdadss Remsnas" original
de Augusta Samuel wilkins.
FL aho siguiente, en- 1883, termi-
M Ia traducci6n de"Neeienss de
L6sies", maravillosa obra escrita
por el filosofo y economists Wi
liam Stanley J0vons. Este lbro del
cue decia Marti estaba plagado,
pese q 81 enorme importancia y
bellesa de eStilo de "maravillosas
inGtiles reglas pueriles", le Sirvio
para con el importe obtenido por
esa traducci6n, pagarle el viaje a
su anciano padre hasta Nneva
York, y tenerlo algun tempo 4 81
lado.
Un POGO mas tarde, en- el aiio
1SSS traduee con el nombre de
MlSrRRlo una novela original
escrita en- ingles bajo el 'titulo de
CALLED Back. por Hugh Con-
way, euyo verdadero nombre era
Frederick John Fargus. El pr6logo
de esta muy interesante novela.
esti escrito y concebido por el
propio MART. En- ese original pro-
logo, dice Marti: Gel traductor
del libro solo tiene una palabra
que decir, en- cuanto al lenguaje.
Traducir no es, . 81 juicio, mos.
trarse q 81 propio costa del autor,
sino poner en- palabras de 10 len
qua nativa al autor entero, sin
dejar yer en- un solo instante Ia
persona propia".
Vease cuSnto de anomima tiene
Ia profession de traductor. MART
saliva 81 responsabilidad, en- ese
prologo, pero demuestra 81 ex-
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Rector Doubles In Stage Play

DENNIS, Mass. N-The Rev. S.
c. Vern Bowman, rector of Holy
Spirit Episcopal Church. has been
doubling in brass this week.
He played the part of a doctor
In Richard Aldrich's production Of
Heaven Can Wait" at the play
house here. He also wrote q re-
view of the play for the news
paper Cape Colder.
Without referring 10 himself by
name, the rector wrote Of his per-
Torrance: "It was obvious the
frustrated ham reading the lines Of
the doctor was having the time
Of his life. Let US hope this is not
the beginning Of the disintegratiop
q the American theaser." '
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Lines We Read

hold the unconquerable belief
that science and peace will tri-
umph over Ignorance and War,
that Nations viii come together
not to destroy. but to construct,
and that the future belongs TO
those who accomplish most for
humanity. Louis Pastcur.
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than at any previous period" in
history because Of the malignant
racial policies of the Southern
African government.
The issue Of Indians in that
country came up before the UN
Political Committee No. 2. Dayal
said laws initiated by Daniel F.
Malan, South African prime min
lister, will force the evacuation of
some 5000 Indians in Durham,
johannesburg, Pretoria and Cape
town. Protesting the laws, he said:
Indians will be forced TO aban-
don their properties and homes.
without any statutory provisions
for compensation or adequate al
tentative accommodation. These
laws will mean the uprooting from
their home Of many thousands, the
loss of much property. the ruin of
many lives and strange the In
dian community"
Dayal branded the South Afri-
can attempt to move the Indians a
violation of the UN's declaration
on human rights. However, in an
swering the charge, C. p. Jooset,
South African delegate, reiterated
his governments position. He said
the issue is an internal affair out
side of UN jurisdiction.
Dayal Introduced a resolution. on
behalf of some IT Asian, African.
Arab and Latin Americn coun-
tries, asking for the continuation
Of a special UN commission which
has attempted for year to get
q, negotiations between India and
South Africa underway.
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THE WOMEN,

THE FoRGETFUL ONE: She
did mean to mend those socks and
get your suit from the cleaners
but she simply couldn't find her
list. No, there's no cream for your
coffee. so sorry, dear. but some
how the milk card got misplaced
THE sNOB: Your friends are
rabble, the neighbors are peasants.
Oh, no, she wouldn't dream OF
shopping for her groceries in per-
son. HER FAMILY always tele-
phonedi
THE HYPOCHoNDRIAC; II IT
isn't her back, it's her neck. But
darling. ! do feel "a draft and you
remember my sinuses. Yes, that
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The Long Climb

The Long Climb
II now the path ahead seems
long and steep,
Beset with jagged rock and
narrow pass,
Relax and rest a moment; do not
weep.
Look bravely upward toward tho
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she'll at least try TO distribute II
equally. Anthony j. Petite.
Anybody with chip on his
shoulder Is probably standing stiIl,
Franklin r. Jones.
Fun lis something Like life in
surance - the older you get, the
more It costs. Derek Wingraye
wife. To make a long story
short. dear, let me tell H." Sat
urday Evening Post.
II you want your wife TO pay
attention TO what you're saying,
tell II to another woman In low
voice g. Norman Collie.
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Indian Delegate
Tells UN Moion Laws
Will Be Disusfrou.

United Nations, ". Y.-(ANP)
An Indian delegate last week
told the United Nations the eff
feet a Malan government law
would have on Indians living in
four South African cities.
He is Rajeshwar Dayal who
described the plight of Indians in
the African country as worse
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- USE WANT ADS -
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In Retrospect
Remember IL lovely word
And telescopes the years,
When sliding on times avenue
Memory appears
To bring to life for inner eyes
The pages OF the past,
Where tears and joys have
merged TO form
Rainbows that viii last.
Patricia clifford
IL a woman cant keep a secret
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greener grass
On higher slopes more open TO
the sun.
Glance backward briefly; not th'
progress made
From far down where the
climbing begun.
With new perspective, 80 forth
unafraid.
Through untold centuries men
sought 10 win
Their power by force; but now
we see
That love has greater strength;
has ever been
The path OF peace and rich
fraternity.
The goal of peace on earth. and
in our time,
Inspires the strong to choose
the upward climb.
Carrie G. Huthsing
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Most people don't object to
full days work. They just don't
do IL. Franklin +. Jones.
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All OF the strength and force Of
man comes from his faith in
things unseen. He who believes he
liz strong, In strong: he who
doubts Is weak. Strong convictions
precede great actions. The man
strongly possessed of an Idea Is
the master OF all who are uncer-
tain or wavering Clear. deep llv-
ing convictions rule the world
James Freeman Clarke.
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A great business concern al
lows its employees 80 many de-
merits a year, no more; but when
the new year comes In. unless you
have been impossible. the slate is
washed clean and each one Is Civ
en- clean slate and advised 10
keep II clean.
Isn't II wonderful to know God
gives us a clean slate every morn
mgr This first Of the year let US
forget all Of the little petty things
that annoyed us last year. the mis-
understood remarks we made. the
unintentional sights, the letters
we thought we should have receiv-
cd and the many other heart
breaking incidents that marred
our happiness.
II any of us had a misunder-
standing with a friend, let US be
w" Aito1 w ~ W hlifi VI utI 1ib
tell them your friendship is great
or than false pride and II you are
at fault, say so.
Perhaps you emit realize IT, but
your friend win be as happy ms
you to renew the friendship. 1t
only takes moment to say. I'm
sorry" and the years OF happiness
you have enjoyed together are too
precious to be destroyed by false
pride.
Let us see how few demerits we
win put on our states this year.
Keep your heart free from hate:
your mind from worry. Live
simply, expect little; give much,
and fill you life with love. Forget
self and think OF others. This Is
one way to Happy New Year in
1864.
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THIS N THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD
A New Yeas Comes In Again!

Happy, Happy New Year every and do hope It
will be the hippiest you have had
We will make resolutions and will break them, but
make them anyway for like love- far better have
them and to break Them than have tried be
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Faith Is patience with the lamp
III. Tertullian.
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Again wishing you Happ,
New Year. This is 800.
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pink scarf Will be all right, though
the blues a little warmer. Oh.
such a headachei"
THE INCIDENT ONE: She's
always agreeable, but your dinner
win come out OF cans and your
socks win never be mended. Her
favorite exercise is lying on the
chaise lounge nibbling chocolates;
her uniform, the house coat.
THE sCoLDING ONE: Every
small interruption Of the house
hold regime is greeted by screams
Of rage You have to move every
year and the listening neighbors
are sure to beat her. Your only
defense yell louder or walk quiet
ly out the door.
THE ATHLETE: She doesn't
walk into the room she bounds.
She used TO beat you at tennis so
you took up golf. The next thing
you knew she's teeing off in the
Woman's National and you're
home mindlng the kids and doing
the dustingl
THE SWEET ONE: Look out
for her. You win be worked to
death before you know it!--Wal-
ter Chandoha.
Most people don't object to
full days work. They just don't
do ii Franklin =. Jones.
Again wishing you a Happy
New Year. This is 800.