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Evening star., 1961-11-09

presenting his witnesses-said
the Government will prove the
defendant was guilty of fraud
against the Government, false
personation, forgery and per-
jury.
EX-Secretary TestifieS
Today Mrs. Vondell Adams,
of 1922 South Walter Reed ave-
nue.. Arlington, took the stand
and said she had been Morgan's S
secretary from February until
he suddenly left Washington in
June after an investigation into
his activities had started.
Mrs. Adams, obviously upset,
was offered a glass of water by
the prosecutor.
At this point Morgan jumped
to his feet and charged that
this was an attempt by the
prosecution to "inflame" the
jury, asking trial judge John
D. Martin to order the jury to
ignore this gesture.
However, the judge said he
would not instruct the jury to
ignore "a common courtesy"
Mrs. Adams said that when
Morgan, whom she knew as l.
A. Harris, left town last June,
she did not know where he had
gone. She said she had previ-
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Clearance of
Discontinued Luxury
Corpet Sold BY The
Square Iord

Wool Twist Pile, cut and uncut de-
sign. ll8 square yords, spruce
9reen; 50 square yords, opol; "A
square yards, blue; 81 square yords,
groin gold. Comparable value I4.95.
Square yord, 1896
NyIon Twist Pile, 95 square yords,
in sondoIwood; comparable value
1926. Square yord, 6.s6
7o9O AeriIon Aeylie, 3ooo NyIon
Twist Pile. l46 square yords, rose
beige; ga square yords, desert beige;
l40 square yords, oquo; 10 square
yords, golden n beige; l04 square
yords, doeskin. Comparable value
l2.e5. Square yord, 9.96
Wool Twist Pile. 1T square yords,
rose beige; s square yards, pebble
beige; 78 square yords, gold; 81
square yords, valley green; So
square yards, buckskin. Comparable
value l495. Square yord, 1896
Wool Broided Rugs, 9'xl2'; 40 in
green, brown or red. Comparable
value 6o.95, 1926
WGL-FloorcoVerinos
Washington, Chevy Chase and
Wheaton PIozo
Evening star., 1961-11-09
FomouS-Nome Bros
Greotly Reduced

100 White StropIess and Strop Bros
labeled for fobric content. Assorted
sizes. Comparable value 3.95, 100
SO Assorted Bros, IobeIed for fobric
content. Broken sizes. Comparable
voue 595, $40
All-in-one Foundations, summer
weight. Labeled for fobric content.
Sizes 35, 80, Al, AZ. Comparable
value more than double, $40
WGL-Corsets and Bros,
3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Assorted Clocks
at Sovinqs

II Musical Alarm Clocks, 80 hour
key-wound. Comparable value 500
700
Z English MontIe Clocks. bross finish,
electric. Comparable VoIue 1900,
700
Z English MontIe Clocks, mahogany
finish, electric. Comparable value
1900 700
l English Mantle Clock, electric.
Comparable voIue 1850, 100
! WesteIOx s-doy WOII Clock, gold
color sunburst. Comparable value
1895, 1000
z Block Forest Cuckoo Clocks, 30
hour. Comparable voIues l2.5O and
1000, 500 and 1900
! Block Forest Musical Cuckoo, 30
Hours. Comparable 5000, 1900
l Black Forest Cuckoo Clock, 8-doy,
coIored finish. Comparable value
42.5O, $500
! Block Forest Cuckoo Musical
Clock, 30-hour, coIored finish. Com
porobIe value $500, $500
z Block Forest Cuckoo Clocks, g.
doy. Comparable value 22.5O, 1000
Plus 1920 Federal tox.
WGL-CIocks, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Fine JeweIry and Mems Watches

Comparable value 5000, 24.oo
3-lSK Gold Violin chorms. Com
porobIe value 5000, 1900
2-ISK Gold MusicoI Instrument
chorms. Comparable value 5000,
24.oo
2-IsK Gold Piono chorms with
turquoise stone. Comparable value
1000, $500
l-ISK Gold and EnameI Stein
Charm. Comparable value 1000,
$500
1-lsK Gold Buggy Charm with
sapphire and turquoise stones. Com
parable value 1000, $500
l-lSK Gold corriase Charm.
Comparable value 1000, $500
l-lSK Gold Column Charm. Com
parable volue 5000, 32.oo
l-l8K Gold Locomotive Charm.
Comparable value $500, 1900
I-IsK Gold chorm with Peorls
and TunmoIine. Comparable value
10000, s2.oo
Il Assorted Antique chorms. Com
parable Voiues 400 TO 5000,
100 to 1000
3-l4K Gold Charms, assorted.
Comparable voIue 5000, 32.oo
LAX Gold Monkey Charm. Com
porobIe value 5000, 24.oo
l-l8K Gold Dog House Charm.
Comparable voIue 1000, $500
I Antique Charm with CoroI Stone.
Comparable value 5000, $500
Mems Wotehes:
Mons Watch, 4 ! jewels, lncobIoc,
sweep second hand and coIendor,
stoinIess steel back, -resistont,
Swiss movement. Comparable value
5000, $500
Mons Woteh, with foces of the
moon, sweep second hand, quito,
motic, stoinIess steel back. Com
porobIe value 1900, $500
Mons Woteh with faces of the
moon, sweep second hand, QUITO
matte, stoinless steel back. Compo-
robIe value 5000, 1000
Mons Woteh, stoinIess steel bock,
with calendar. Comparable voIue
5000, $500
raI tox to oil prices.
IS, lst Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09

lawyer here between April, 1860,
and last June.
The 51-year-old William
Morgan had told the jury he
had last seen the defendant
about five years ago, adding
that Daniel Morgan was born
in Birmingham, Ala.
After his testimony, William
Morgan recalled that his
brother had been smart and
brilliant" as a youth before
leaving the family home in
Evening star., 1961-11-09

] Sterling Silver Imported Charms.
Comparable value ZOO, LOO
I 6oId-FiIIed Feather Motif Broee-
let. Comparable value 1900, 400
| Sterling Imported compoet, slight
y domoeed. Comparable value,
1900, 500
l-lsK Gold Charm BroeeIet. Com
porobIe value 5000, $500
'l-14K Gold and Peoh BroeeIet.
Comparable voIue 5000, 1880
s-l4K Gold and Opel Rings. Com
porobIe volues 5000 to 5000.
5000 TO $500
! Pair ISK Gold and Sapphire Eor-
rings. Comparable value 5000,
5000
LAX White Gold Bell Pendant
with sapphire. Comparable 1000,
1000
AJAX White Gold Heort Pendonts
with Diamond. Comparable 1000,
1000
PoF lsK Gold Eorrinss with blue
enamel trim, FIorentine finish. Com
parable voIue 5000, 1000
l-lSK Gold Brooch with blue en-
omeI trim, Florentine finish. 5000,
1000
I-lsK Gold Leaf Pin, FIorentine
finish, with rubies, sopphires. Com
parable value $4,000, 1000
! Pair lax Gold and Pearl EaFrinss.
Comparable value 5000, 1900
| PoI lax Gold, PeorI and Garnet
Drop Eorrinss. Comparable value
10000, 5000
I-lSK Gold and Ruby Brooe
Comparable value 10000, 5000
I-lsK Gold and Garnet Brooch.
Comparable value $4,000, $500
I-lSK Gold and Amethyst Brooch.
Comparable voIue 10000, 1000
LAX Ball Cherms with PeorIs.
Comparable volue $4,000, $500
I-lSK Gold Arobion knight
chornr. Comparable value 90,
$500
Io-IsK Gold Helmet Charms.
Comparable value 5000, 1000
2-IsK Gold Accordion chorms.
Please odd 1923 Fe
WGL-Fine JeweIy and Wott
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Gift Shop Savings

l3 Wrought Iron TabIes, glass top,
white finish; comparable value
1925, 5.e6
9 Two-Tier Plant Stonds, metol,
white finish, comparable value 9.99,
5.e6
23 Three-SheIf Stonds, obIonos in
metal; comparable value 3.95, 6.96
10 Metal TobIes. gloss top, white
finish; comparable value 500, 4.96
8 Tile-Top Telephone Stonds, COM
poroble VoIue more than double,
4.se
z PoIoz1o Masozine Rocks. COM
poroble value more thon double.
4.s6
WGL-The Gift Shop,
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnunts-Fidoy Only
Sove " On Fomous
Name Luggage Now

comparable value now
4 Swos Boss, pIoid 500 $50
4 Swas Boss with
shoe pockets, plaid 900 $50
z Ring Binders
brown cowhide 9.95 4.45
| Tote Bog, red
pIoid 1895 5.45
Troin Cose, brown
mix ISO SIS
3 Troin Cases, bur-
candy tweed color 1880 9.25
z Wardrobe coses,
blue 1000 1000
Please odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL-Lueeoge, 7th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Savings From The
Mems Store

100 Imported Brior Pipes in q wide
assortment of styles and finishes.
Comparable value $50 and more,
LBS, 3 for 400
l56 Pima Cotton Tee Shirts, small
size only. Comparable value Its,
6se, 3 for ZOO
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09

Detroit, when he was about 16
years old.
Not Home Much
William Morgan was asked if
he could think of any explana-
ton for the events that led to
the trial of his brother, but he
could only shake his head and
reply. Il don't understand it. "
He remembered that his
younger brother had been "aw-
full different from the rest of
Evening star., 1961-11-09
III. S. Witness Identifies
Morgan as His Brother
By PHIL THOMAS
Star Staff Writer

William Morgan paused and thought for moment, then
said: He awful different from the rest of the family
He made this statement to after tesfyng as
Government witness mpersonaon trial
of the his brother Daniel Jackson Oliver Wendell
Holmes Morgan. Daniel Morgan charged with posing
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remn1nts-Fridoy Only
Tots and ToddIers'
Apparel

so Tots Knit Hats in brushed wool,
regular knit Many cute styles in
fresh coIors. Comparable value 80,
5ee
80 ToddIeF Mittens, oil wool. In
red and yellow. Comparable value
LOO, 39e
10 fodder Girls White Cotton Pin
ofores. All washable. Broken sizes
"a. One style with loce trim on
ormh o e and waist. Comparable
value 2.49, l.49
WGl-ChiIdren's ApporeI,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
SoVe on Discontinued
Styles Of Famous
Maker Uniforms

so Uniforms in Sonforized cotton
poPlin, wosh and weor blends OF
DaeTon9 poIyester and cotton;
few in DaeronB poIyesteE. All white.
Holt sizes only.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-Fndoy Only
Save on Girls
Apparel

100 Girls Dresses. Many pretty
styles in prints and pIoids. Labeled
for fobric content. Broken sizes 7
TO IA. Comparable values 500 to
1895, 800
$50 Girls Cotton BIouses in white
and assorted coIors. Sizes 7 TO IA.
Comparable voIues 2,99 to 3.99,
I.5e
IS WeSkits in on assortment Of
clear coIors and ploids. Labeled for
fobric content. Sizes TIA. Compo-
roble value 4.o9, soc
IS Girls Sweaters in Orlon8 ocryIic
Included in this group ore buIkies
q; j flot knits. Many beautiful COL
ors. Sizes TIA. Comparable voIue
5.99 70 6.9e, 800
WGL-GirIs' Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
SoVe on Framed
Pictures
COmbarnbLe unLne
7'76 to 1926

Just IS pictures in Veriety Of sub
ieets. Handsomely framed.
W5L-Pictures and Mirrors,
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnunts-FTdoy Only
Teen Shoes Reduced
comparable vaiue - on

comparable value - on
7.95 to 1925 a
200 Poirs Of teen shoes, dress and
sport styles, in leather and suedes.
Heels and fIots in the group. Block
or brown. Good selection. Not oil
sizes in eoeh style. 4H1 to 9.
WGL-The Young Shoe Shop,
End Floor, Washington Store
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Please odd 1929 Federal tax
W6L-Luegooe, 7th Floor,
Washington Store.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-Fndoy Only
Save On Boys
Apparel

65 Prep Boys Hose, ankle length.
Assorted patterns and coIors. Sizes
8 and 10 only. Comparable value
SOC to 89c, 2se
40 Prep Boys Hose, ankle length.
Vorious patterns and coIors. Size 8
only. Comparable VoIue 39c, lse
20 Boys Long Sleeve Knit Shirts in
various potterns, coIors and collar
styles. All IobeIed for fobric content.
Size l8 to 20 only. Comparable
value 3.99 to 4.99, 1888
WGL-The Boys Store,
4th Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-Fniday Only
Maternity GirdIes

comparable values $40
595 and 1000 l.
II Maternity GirdIes, labeled for
fobric content; 20 StropIess Bros,
IobeIed for fobric content. Compo-
roble voIue' 8 IS, 100
6 StropIess Torsolettes, lobeIed for
tobric content. Comparable value
1926, 100
WGL-Corsets and Bros, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnants-FHdoy Only
Save More Than
" on Mems
Comfortable Slippers
c0mbarGbIe lie values, go

comparable values, 90
5.95 to 7.95 4
ldeoI for Christmas giving these
better quoIity slippers ore oil reduced
from our regular stock. 2l4 poirs,
oil with leather uppers, in mony
hondsome styles and eoIors. Shop
eorIy for the best selection.
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Save on Subteen
Apparel
300 to 300

comparable vdlHe
S.99 to 1879
The group includes coats, dresses
and skirts. Broken sizes S-l4.
WGL-Subteen Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Fall Hats
GreotIy Reduced
500 and 200

comparable values,
8.99 and more
2Ss in large selection Of siIhou-
cites, textures and eoIors. Choose
the sxtros you'll wont for holiday
time.
Designer Hats Clearance priced.
8, comparable values 2O.95
to 2295, 1900
IS, comparable voIues $500
to 1895, 1900
WGL-MiIIinery, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09

SOHlpOIOOiS NQlue now
200 balls Of La Rev
erie yarn, l0Ooo
wool in assorted COL
ors. so erom boil Ito 4oe
Stomped bedspreods
Of beoutyweove fob
ric of $500 cotton
and 1920 royon. z
designs in cross
stitch.
3 Double sizes 200 500
9 Single sizes 1000 500
z Sweaters Kits,
l00oo wool ond
l009o nohor yorns,
in combinations of
white and red; eroy
and yellow 90 500
Sweater and Skirt
Kit, with yarn Of
lOOoo wool and
fabric Of eo9o wool
and 1929 rabbit
hair. Gold 1900 700
7 Contempt Needle
point pictures in os-
sorted designs with
yarn to complete
background Design 10000 800
finished. 23.5Oto ll.oo
lS Soto Pillows, cot
ton and royon slip
off covers, kopok
filled in assorted 3.006 I.5o
colors 400 600
II Small toss pill
lows. silk covers,
kopok filled. As
sorted coIors $50 l.5o
Model Cotton
Quilt, white with
brown iques.
b Double size 1000 1000
WGL Ar NeedIework, 5th Floor
Woshinoton Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Hot, Veil Clearance

IS Wells in good assortment. Com
porobIe volues 2.99 and 3.99, 100
80 Hots, good choice of styles and
coIors. Comparable value 8.99 to
1895 400
WGL-MIIinery, End Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09

Clearance of AmeIio
Eorhort Luggage
All pieces in princess blue or
Bermudo beige color.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted

Sove on 8'6"x11'6"
Braided Rug Imports
comparable 10-o5
vaIne 29.95 H.
Just 20 in light or dark blue multi
color.
Clearance Of Room-Size Reversible
Woven Rugs, 26 in pap, l2xl5'
and 9'xl5' sizes. Multicolor, green
or coral. Comparable value 1895,
1895
Seotter Size Pieces of SompIe and
Remnont corpet at Sevinss. 90
pieces to protect rugs and floors
from heovy troffic. One -of-o-kind in
wool, cotton, nylon or blends. Plush,
loop or twist. 27"xl8", 27"x48",
3'x5' and 4'x6'. Comparable voIue
99c to 200, 4se TO 500
WGL-FloorcoVerinos,
9th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
comparable

WGL-Uniforms and Aprons, 5th
Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-FTdoy Only
Save on Dresses :
From Our Fashion
5th Dress Shop

comparable vaIue n on
1850 1875
so pieces Of fell dresses in eottons,
Toyons and blends. Eoeh dress To-
beIed for fobrie content. Sizes for
Juniors, Misses and Women.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Save More Than "
On BurIop
Lamp Shades
40

Just so Of these burIop shades in 7
sizes from II" uno to i9" floor.
Burnt gold, green or notural.
80 EorIy American style Table
Lomps, pineapple shope white china.
80" toll. Comparable value l2.95,
e.76
ITO Decorated White Chino Toble
Lomps, 81" toll; 90 with fIeur-de-
lis and so with gold tone rose dec
orotion. Complete with handsome
shades. Comparable value 22.00,
1916
WGL-Lomps, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
10000

4 sets Of 80 pieces in lnternotionoI's
"Fontoine" pottern. With q chest.
Sterling Silver FIotwore
Pieces at Greet Savings
Assorted pieces in escorted patterns
including: Silver Song by Whiting;
ChorIes II by Lunt; Silhouette by
InternotionoI; Villa by Gorhom; and
English Rose by GoFhom.
Sterling Silver HoIIowore
at Savings
comparable value now
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remnonts-Fid0y Only
Savings From The
Silver Room
Sets Of Sterling
Silver FIotwore

comparable
vaIue 2OO.0O
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Fomous Simmons
Mattress and Box
Spring Sets at
Big Savings

Just 9 in oil, 5 twin and 4 double
size. Medium firm mattress with
fine innerspFins unit, cotton felt up
hoIsteTy and quilted top in O hand
some fIoroI design.
WGL-The Sleep Shop, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09

Please odd 1929 Federal tox to oil prices
WGL-Fne Jewey and Wotches l Floor, Washington Sto
Evening star., 1961-11-09

Save on Fomous Make BIouses
zoo Assorted BlOuses Comparable values 599 to 899
400 and 500
50 Bouses assorted sizes and cors Comparable values 90
to 1895, 700 to lI.oo
W6L-Blouses, 3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Remn0nts-Fidoy Only
Save 500 and
More On Art
NeedIework Items

comparable value now
200 boIIs Of La Rev
erie worm, lOOo6
Evening star., 1961-04-05
BY ED HARRIS

In the two years that my
wife and I have been on a
farm we've learned a great
deal-about how much we
don't know.
The simplest kind Of ma
chinery always has con-
founded me. When I was a
kid riding a bike I always
had to get a chum to fix the
links in the bike chain when
they broke, and to put the
chain back on for me. But
I was a whirling dervish on
my bike, and could coast
down a hill standing on the
saddle with my hands out
stretched.
I had no patience with ma
chinery. I once heard of a
chap in st. Louis who was
an implacable foe of elec-
trical wiring systems. Every
chance he got, he would go
into a house under construc-
ton and rip out all the elec-
Evening star., 1961-04-05
DOWN ON THE FARM
Gee Whiz on Bike
Still Can't Fix 1t

trio wiring. The law finally
finally caught up with him,
but one night in the pen he
got at the prison electric wir-
ing system.
1 don't feel quite that way
about machinery. I like its
comforts and its efficiency.
I just don't dig it.
On a farm, Of course,
mechanization is the order of
the day. On Hidden Valley
Farm we have three tractors,
a great assortment of imple-
ments, an orchard sprayer, a
hay elevator, a half-ton
truck, and many other pieces
of machinery.
The trouble with ma
chinery is simple: 1t breaks.
1t also wears out. And it's
costly to repair and replace.
Now that spring is here,
most Of our machinery Is go
ing full throttle, with the
usual breakdowns. That's
why Miriam came running
up to me in the barnyard the
Evening star., 1961-04-05
jim. BISHOP:
REPORTER
LincoIn's Three Romonces

blue eyes. Miss Rutledge had
an angelic expression. a SOUL
full manner, and was an ex-
pert in needlecraft.
She had been seeing a
young man named John Nc
Neil for about two years
when Mr.. Lincoln decided
that he liked her. Mcneil
came from the East and, in
a short time, he earned $10.-
600. He left, saying he had
to visit his folks in New
York. From time to time, she
received letters from her be-
trothed, but they became in
frequent, and finally stopped.
Ann thought he had deserted
her.
So, when Abe came along,
she encouraged him. Ironi-
cally, he was attracted by
AIMS melancholy mood; it
Evening star., 1961-04-05

her, Mary told him that she
didn't want a man who
chased a lady, and then
stopped when she stopped.
Two sentences in a letter
from him had her dizzy: II
want in all cases to do right;
and most particularly so in
all cases with women. I want,
at this particular time, more
than anything else, to do
right with you, and if I knew
it would be doing right, as
I rather suspect it would, to
let you alone, I would do it,"
That closed that little epi-
Sode.
Later. he met Mary Todd,
also of Kentucky. At this time,
Mr.. Lincoln was a young law
yer. Miss Todd was a poet, a
litterateur, with an ungovern-
able temper. They became en-
gagged, and, when marriage
was imminent, Lincoln broke
off the romance.
Miss Todd bided her time,
hooked him again, married
him. Once, when the White
House grocer complained of
Mrs Lincoln's TRADES, the
President said: Can you not
stand for IS minutes what
I have stood for IS years?"
He sure could pick them.
copyright. 1851, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

almost matched his own
mountainous sorrows.
In time, Abe proposed, In
time, she gave Lincoln q half
hearted kiss. He told her that
he was poverty ITSELF" and
that she would have to wait
until he earned some money.
She fell into a fever. and
sank slowly toward death.
No one was permitted to see
Ann Rutledge, but, near the
end, she asked to see Abe.
He sat by her bed. He never
revealed what was said, but
he left the room with tears
staggering down his cavern
Gus cheeks.
Mary S. Owens lived in
Green County, Kentucky. She
was a big. handsome, curve
some woman. Ann Rutledge
had been dead two years
when Miss Owens visited her
sister in New Salem in 1886.
She met Lincoln. Miss. Owens
was smart, and cool. He saw
her several evenings a week.
Miss Owens was a first
class flirt. She didn't care too
much for Lincoln, but, as
long as she was in the city,
she felt she might as well
keep in practice. She spun
him around her little finger
but, when he asked to marry
Evening star., 1961-04-05

other day all excited, waving
a booklet in her hand.
Look here!" she exclaimed,
nearly knocking me over with
the booklet. "It tells you
everything! It's just what
we need!"
The pamphlet was labeled
"4-H Automotive Project
Care and Safety" 1t was
written for farm boys and
girls. and had plenty of pic
lures.
Miriam was ecstatic. She
flipped the booklet to pages
24-25 and pointed to some
Illustrations that looked like
turkey gizzards. "a crank
shaft" she shouted joyfully.
Il always wondered what a
crankshaft looked hke!" She
pointed again. "a connect
ing rod! And a piston! Just
think, there it all is, clear
as day!"
I never say such an odd
collection Of drawings. But
Miriam was thrilled.
Now we'll know what Bill
ly's talking about when some
thing goes wrong with a
motor" Miriam said eagerly.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Few men derstood
women less than Abraham
Lincoln. He liked them, and
spent considerable time writ
ing letters to them, romano
ing them. and dreaming of
parking in a carriage by a
moonlit stream with them.
Still, Abe had an IMPULSE to
grab his hat and run.
HE HAD THREE notable
romances: Ann Rutledge,
Mary Owens, and Mary Todd.
In all three, he was-shall
we say-inept.
Abe was II when he began
to board at the tavern of
James Rutledge in New
Salem, Illinois. Mr.. Rutledge
had nine children. Ann was
the third. She was slender,
short, had auburn hair and
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Billy is our farm foreman,
and when he talks to us
about machinery parts he
might as well be speaking
Chinese.
I'VE might even be able to
fix things ourselves" she
went on. She looked at the
booklet again dreamiIy. "Just
think! An intake valve! An
exhaust valve! Compression
ratio! Exhaust stroke! Isn't
1t wonderful"
I patted her and walked
on, thinking how lucky I
was. Some wives want mink
coats. Some want expensive
jewelry. or a new car every
year. But not my Miriam,
no sir.
Just give her a worn-out
crankshaft and a compress
sion ratio to play with and
she's the happiest little wom-
an in the whole wide world.
Distributed by Fortune Festures)
Down on the Form oppeors
Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Not 2-ply tire but 4full plies
for your added safety. Made
with Dura-Twist Nylon cord
bonded and welded for added
strength. At these low prices
have new set mounted on
your car this week , while
you shop.
Tires, Sedys Stores
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Down on the Farm oppeors
Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Whether you're fresh rver, lake,
enthusiast we've got everything need catch those
'bg ones Everything from rods reels lines, leaders, hooks
flies waders lures and that's sampled If need
boats get em you'll display of boats and
equipment In Short Sears is where fishermen for
all their fishing equipment
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-08-25

MACK'S DINER
Open Year Round - s a. till
Honest TO Goodness FRESH Seafood
Eat it. If you don't like Don't pay"
Just Opened Under New Management
Fresh Juicy Shrimp - Large Fresh Oysters
HOME MADE CLAM cHCWDER
Delicious Crabmeai in Butler - Soft Shell Grabs
Fishermans Special s. Lunches Packed To Go
The Captains Platter For $l.65 you get soft shell
crabs shrimp oysters fish, clans erabmeaf. french fried
potatoes salad sliced tomatoes hot biscuits butter and
beverage.
Phone 1851 Wanchese. N. G.
W. N. lJimmiel Implicit. Captain