Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • 7

Wednesday Afternoon, November 25, THE DAILY DEMOCRAT, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA SEVEN DON'T HOARD UNWANTED ARTICLES SELL 'EM WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 1942 28. Wanted to Rent 16. Help Wonted Ke titer- 7. Automobiles for Sale Special Notices GIBSON REALTOR FORSALE HOMES Newly Built FIIA Menlo Park Homes $545 and $495 DOWN Terms on Down Payment Can Be Arranged Two and Three Bedrooms GE Electric Ranges and Water Heaters Circulating Oil Heaters Included Tile Baths and Sink Tops Oak Floors Throughout Asbestos Shingles. E.

Edward Fitchner BUILDER Phone 270-KJ Brokers Protected 1. Cord of Thanks WE WISH to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many kind friends for their kinlness, sympathy and. beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved son. Mr and Mrs Allday and family. 2.

Lost LOST Large Poland China boar. Black witn some white spots. No-Jfy Coe, Miccosukee road. LOST. Between Bennett's and Flondan hotel Sunday night, wallet containing cash, gasoline ration books, leave of absence papers, etc.

in name of Lt Malboeuf, chaplain. Return to police headquarters or Democrat office. Reasonable reward. BROWN leather 'key ring case at post office. Phone 110, Gilbert's Dairy.

Reward. BLACK Pekingese with white spot under chin. VA years old. Name "Towchow." Reward. Phone 1130-K or 339.

5. Special Notices ALL YOUR Insurance needs at a saving. Newman-Baker Insurance Agency. Phone 629: FISHING LICENSES BAIT Wllder's Auto Court. Road 500 Miles West Phone 8022-W Southern Loan Service (Inc.) LOANS LT TO $300 Convenient Confidential 201 Capitol Sq.

Bid. Ph. 2315 WANTED TO BUY- Used Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Johnson Outboard Motors. CASH WAITING JIM CAMP'S SPOMtXti GOODS 203 S. Monroe St.

I bhKJAL I.UKY WOULD LIKE to rent apartment or house by Dec 1st. Please call Mrs Brookhart, 1978-L. WANTED: Unfurn apt, not later than Dec 3 rooms or more. Phone 855, Mf King. 30.

Houses for Rent UNFURN house, 5 rooms 2V4 miles Miccosukee Road. Water and lights. Fhcne 8002-RX 31. Rooms for Rent BEDROOM, tile bath and shower. 2 blks from capltol; 601 Bronough st.

FURNISHED heated rooms, one with private entrance. Inner- spring mattresses; 716 Monroe st. 32. For Rent FOR RENT NEW STORE. 22 by 50 feet December first, up-to-date.

Bierly. phone 1766. Portable Speech Amplifiers FOR RENT. High and low power. Phone 370.

Southern Electric Co, 123 Monroe st. 34. Real Estate for Sale MODERN 6 room house on bus line, near Sealey school. Convenient terms to responsible party; 433 Seventh ave. Phone J684-R.

Sports Roundup Continued from page five for the absent Army cheering section at the Army-Navy game isn't exactly new in military circles. For years West Point and Canada's royal military academy have furnished rooters for the visiting tsam in their hockey series. Mel Ott is due in town today. Maybe after reading all the news about the Dodgers he wants to prove the Giants still are in the league. The fight mob has decided that Henry Armstrong would have trouble making the lightweight limit again so now it looks as if Henry's return to Madison Square Garden will be against Bummy Davis late In January.

Today's Guest Star Lewis Atchison, Washington Evening Star: "Perry Schwartz began his athletic career as a tennis player in California, developed Into a football player with the Golden Bears and, after yesterday's business with Bob Mas-terson, if there aren't a half-dozen fight managers on his spoor, they're missing a good bet." Service Dept Lieut Commander Clement Boyd of the naval aviation cadet selection board, figures that sports writers who have reported the doings of the pre-fllght football teams have helped considerably to stimulate interest in naval aviation, which needs 30.000 pilots this year. And how about the -guys playing on those teams? Pvt Don Gilbert, who had a nifty boxing piece in the Fort McClellan (Ala) camp newspaper the other day, is lend-lease in reverse. Born in England and reared in Canada, Don came to the United States to work for the Canadian press as cable editor and drama critic. Lieut John Hogan of Camp Roberts, Calif, who confesses that his athletic experience at Middlebury (Vt) college has done him more good in the army than the studies he labored through, must have said the same thing to some of the soldiers. When he was officer of the guard one night, a sentry challenged him.

When the formalities reached the "advance and be recognized" stage, the sentry's voice rang out across the camp: "Advance, officer of the guard, for the physical exercises." ILL'S TRANSFER STORAGE Local and Long Distance Goods Moved. Packed, Shipped and Insured. Phone 32 I WANTED WANTED: 10 men or women cab drivers. Must know city streets, abide by all rules; 391 Taxi Service. 19.

Situations Wanted WANTED Able-bodied apprentice to learn stereotyping and presswork. Apply mechanical superintendent, News-Democrat. DRAFT exempt man. experienced In farming, stock farm and tung oil, wants job as manager. Can handle labor.

References urn. Write Box A-570, News-Democrat. BOOKKEEPER Accountant, ex-peienced, draft deferred. White A-485 Democrat. 21a.

Loans WE STILL finance your automobile, residential property or business property at Interest savings. Ralph Newman Agencies. Phone 629. 23. Flowers, Plants.

Etc. PLANTS: Blooming size pansies large stock, snaps, calendulas, others. Special on box plants. Tallahassee Nurseries. Phone 1017-W.

26. For Sole DINETTE set. studio couch, single bed, good condition. Price reasonable. Phone 552.

NIGHT CLUB All equipment Included, or for rent Write Post Office Box 1228, Tallahassee. BED. springs and mattress, $10; 3 burner oil stove, $12; violin case. $7. Phone 237-L, 123 Calhoun st.

COOK'S Barber Shop. Box 7, Blountstown, Fla. SLIGHTLY used deluxe electric stove, a bargain. Call 1464-W after .7 m. REGISTERED Hereford Bulls-Florida raised.

Woodford-Domino breeding. 1 proven herd 'Sire 3', i years old. 4 yearling bulls ave 16 months. 1 good saddle and farm horse 7 year. Nine year cow pony.

Oak Orchards Farm. PO box 749. Tallahassee, Fla. Payne Midyette, owner. 28.

Wanted to Rent OFFER $40 per month for room near college with heat and bath. Mrs Wells, phone 1169-R. WANTED to rent furn apt or room with kitchen privileges for couple. Phone 1724-R. Mrs Butler.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OP PASSAGE OF RESOLUTION FIXING, APPROVING AND CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT LIENS FOR STREET PAVING AND OTHER LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS. Notice Is berebv Riven to tbe owners of lots or parcels of land abutting on the following streets or parts of streets, to-wit: Brevard Street from tne east side of Miccosukee Road to the east side of Talaflo Street, Terrace Street from the north side of Brevard Street to the north side of the north drive of Tennessee Street, the north drive of Tennessee Street from the east side of Terrace Street to the west side of Franklin Boulevard. Georgia Street from the east side of Miccosukee Road to the west side of Terrace Street, Talaflo Street from the south side of Brevard Street to the north side of Tennessee Street, Carolina Street from the east side of Talaflo Street to the west side of Terrace Street, Ednewood Street from the south side of Williams Street to the north side of McDanlel Street and from the south side of Mc Danlel Street ten the north side of Wilson Avenue, and Williams Street from the east side of Cherry Street to the east side of Edftewooa street, alone which paving has been recently laid by the City, that the City Commission on the 16th day of November, A. D. 1942.

nassed a resolution finding ana determining benefits accruing to and derived tv DroDerty aDutting upon those streets or parts of streets for local improvements, to-wit, for grad- ins. Davinz and installing the neces sary storm sewers and storm sewer equipment therein and for installing curbs or curbs and gutters on hose streets or parts of streets hereinabove described: and apportioning, approv-lng, fixing and confirming assessments against property abutting upon saia improvements for the proportionate part or tne cost tnereoi so iouno, ae-termined. approved and fixed, and confirming andor levying liens against said abutting property therefor; and Droviding for the metnoa and manner of recording said liens; and providing the time or times oi payment oi saia assessments: and fixing the rate of Interest for Installment payments of said assessments pursuant to Chapter 11.256, Laws of Florida, Acts Oi 1925 and that the sums due under and by virtue of said assessments and all other data have been regularly entered in the "Assessment Book for Local Im-nrovements" which book Is in the pos session of the City Auditor and Clerk and that said assessments may oe paia at the City offices during regular office hours at any time within thirty Hnvs from this November 25. 1942 with out Interest; and that the owner of any such abutting property railing to pay the said assessment within thirty days shall be deemed to have consented to pay said assessment or Hssessments and Interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum In ten equal annual Installments. Dated this day OI NovemDer, A.

D. 1942. OKOKtiB U. WHITE City Auditor and Clerk. FOR IMMEDIATE sale 1939 iick deluxe 4 door sedan, excellent condition, good tires: $600.

southern Electric Co, 123 Monroe st. Phone 370. 10. Cleaners-Tailors HATS cleaned and blocked, work guaranteed. Old hats made nev.

Ladies hats a specialty. Central Hat Cleaners. 115 College Ave. 14. Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED waitresses wanted, good pay, good hours.

Apply 5c Si 10c Lunch; 113 Monroe. EXPERIENCED waitresses want-id at once. Busy Bee Cafe. MAID for couple, cook on electric stove; health card and references required. Apply 1567 Fernando Drive, Los Robles.

15. Mole Help Wanted AUTO and truck mechanic wanted. Apply Allen Sales Service Corp, Tel 1415. Tallahassee. EXPERIENCED clerk for railroad work.

Bookkeeping and typing exp preferred. Call 2408 for Interview. 16. Help Wanted LOYS or girls, waitresses or waiters. Regular work on week ends, Bennett's Monroe Street Pharmacy.

WANTED laundry vcheckers, experienced or Inexperienced. Apply at once, White Way Laundry, 119 Monroe. The majority of Chile's residents are Catholic. HARRELL Transfer Storage Local tod Lon DUtanc Mount We operate id Uu 8 Tenn and Miss. Modern Eqolpment Ever? Load Insured Office Phone 1099.

Residence Phone 2029 New WarefiniiM (33 Gatnei St. MCA SERVICE. INC "We must delegate men to do that," said Stensgard. "VOU see," Gunnar went on, "one thing that wins battles is being able to move with more freedom than the enemy. So I first want to make sure we are not trapped the way they were in Stoksund.

That we do now. And second, I want to make sure the enemy cannot move. If we can do both those things, we have won on the first stroke." "So far you are better off than we were," said Hammer. "We were caught unawares." "Wait," Gunnar interrupted. "If it comes to a fight, and we are well armed and ready, what is the first thing the captain would do?" "Send for reinforcements, or get planes the way they 'did down the coast." "He would telephone to Stoksund.

Right? Or even down to Namsos. At any rate, to the nearest strong post of command." "So." "Here is where the wires cross over the bridge." He marked the place with his finger again. "Two men must be chosen to, cut those wires before the action ever begins." "And what will you do," Lars Malken cried excitedly, "about the wireless?" Gunnar stopped to look up. "We come to that in a minute. There are only three ways for them to get a message out," the fisherman went on.

"By telephone, by wireless, as Lars Mal ken has suggested, and by courier." The room was deadly silent "I've tried to think it all out very carefully. We can stop a tele- pnone. vve smasn me oynamo) that furnishes current for the wireless. A courier can take only one of a very few routes out of town. We must post a dozen or so men up on the road that runs behind the hotel.

Their task will be to stop any move in that direc tion. If the enemy moves out in force, we attack those that are left in town. If only a few try to get through, our men, put in the right places, can stop them. Th second Dath out for them is over the bridge where the wires are. We have to destroy that bridge before the action starts.

The road north can easily be commanded from the battery on the point. Half a dozen men there can overwhelm the guard and take over. So that part of it is taken care of." The doctor slapped his hands-together enthusiastically. "Gunnar, you are positively a tactician. Beautifully done.

Beautifully." To Be Continued) Fireplaces and Flues MADE ready for winter. Ganriy, bricklayer, ph 1192-L. PAINTING Expert workmanship guaranteed inside and outside. Free estimate. Drop a card to Charles Marshall.

Tallahassee Auto Court, Tallahassee. STICKING piano keys corrected by approved method, lncl In price of expert tuning. William Woodward, phone 320. ELECTROLUX users for expert service with genuine parts and supply for your cleaner. Phone 971.

5. Wanted Miscellaneous to rent, small refrigerator. Preferably glass display type. Write Box A-569, Democrat. WANT to buy Kohler light plant regardless of condition; 2553 Pearl St, Jacksonville, Fla.

WANTED: Colored girl for general house work. Apply 820 Pensacola. HIGHEST prices paid for old bikes, parts or frames. Hal Cox. phone 2337-WJ.

WANTED: Well trained bird dog. close hunter; setter preferred. Call 631 or 8021-R after 6 pm. 1. Automobiles for Sale "42 CHEVROLET pickup truck body.

Phone 2196-R after 7 m. 1941 CHEVROLET. 4 door sedan, good tires; 310 Virginia between 5:30 and 6:30. 1937 FORD 2'2 ton stake bodied truck. Motor in A-l shape.

Gd rubber. Price $425 cash. Phone 717 or call at 709 Gaines st. Thomasville, C. leads the United States in chair manufacture.

PAINT GLASS Of All Kinds, Mirrors Resilvered Auto Glass Installed TALLAHASSEE GLASS AND PAINT COMPANY 1215 N. Monroe Phone 930 dren in school the most hideous untruths? Who has stolen our food, our factories, our money, evea our skis for their army? Do they ask your permission? No, they hem you in on every side, so that not a minute of the day or night is your own. What were you born for? Are you a human being, or a cat, to be dragged in or out every hour whenever your master pleases? Why do we have blacking in the windows and a guard at the door?" he asked. "It's time we talked business," said the doctor. "Dr.

Stensgard is right," said Gunnar. He saw Solveig nod to him, and plunged on. "Ever since he told me this morning what happened, I've been thinking it over. I think I have a plan whereby we here in Trollness can hold our own when the trouble comes." "Ja," said Kjerlof. "But what for? Understand, I'm only asking." Hammer had heard dozens of such conversations.

He thought, "So it comes now. That is the man they wait for. There is always one." He sat down. The fishermen drew closer. Gunnar had gone over to the table.

"Let's get to the point," said one of the fishermen. "Well," said Gunnar, "look here." He pointed down at the table. "Here, this line is the coast" He traced it with his finger. "Here is the place where the fjord cuts inland. Here is the town, and here, at the end, is the bridge going south." Lars Malken came forward and stood at punnar's shoulder, looking down at the pointed finger.

"Here is Dr. Stensgard's little summer house, and the two row-boats he keeps moored at a piling. "The Germans will never bother about them." "Ja," said the doctor, nodding gravely, "that is right." "Lars, do you remember that this morning I asked you to hide three outboard motors?" "Motors?" said the old man. "Yes, you did. Of course I re member." "Where are they?" the cellar of my shop." "Good.

Those three motors must be. moved out to the summer house and buried in wooden boxes, or hidden so we can get them in a hurry when we need them." "Ha!" cried Malken. "I mis judged you, Gunnar. Good. Good." "Every one of must give as much gasoline as he can spare.

That, too, must be hidden in drums down at the summer house. It can be moved there at night" FOR SALE 5 BEDROOM house, close in, $5000. SMALL house on two lots, northeast section, $1950. 5 ROOM house, convenient to high school. Terms can be arranged.

2 BEDROOM home, close In, $500 cash. Balance monthly payments. 3 TENANT houses and store on large lot, now bringing in better than 12 Vz on investment. See Kestner for full details. 15 ACRES of land with large comfortable home; all modern conveniences; on main highway close to town; price $5,500.00.

3 BEDROOM home in choice residential section; 2 baths; lot 71 300. Price 000.00 cash, balance monthly. 500 ACRES of fine pasture land; long lake frontage. 3 BEDROOM brick home on corner lot; very desirable location. Half cash, balance to be ar-.

ranged. 200 4.CRES of land about 5 miles from city; fully equipped with fine stock, farming Implements and tools of all kinds, lnclud lng new tractor. For full de tails see Kestner. LARGE HOUSE; close In; suitable for rooming house. 4 UNIT BRICK apartment house on corner lot close in.

Terms to responsible party. LARGE HOME on two lots In best residential section; 4 bedrooms 3 baths. Shown by appointment only. DUPLEX apartments near capl tol; half cash, balance easy. 3 BEDROOM brick home, close in.

Price $4,100.00. LARGE: acreage with comfortable farm house; price $3.00 per acre. 3 BEDROOM home with 5 acres of land on main highway; modern conveniences; price $4,000. GOOD CHICKEN farm on main highway. Price $2,500.00.

5 ROOM home, convenient to Sealey School, $500.00 cash, balance like rent. R. E. KESTNER 209 S. Monroe Ph.

448 Ss 449 Washington From Backstage Continued from page four miles of driving are essential for a three-month period. He will then be Issued a book containing coupons for only enough gas to operate over this essential mileage. Extra coupons will be torn out of the book before it is delivered to the operator to make sure he does not dispose of the extra rations himself. The second new regulation which it is hoped will stop the bootlegging of coupons will come through the requirement in effect on Nov 21, that all coupons must have the car license number written on the back. Office of Price Administration's sad experience with the book racket marks the second major change which has had to be Instituted to make gas rationing workable.

First was the racket over the or unlimited gas ration card. The two near-breakdowns have been no fault of the rationing systems themselves, but of the small percentage of people who won't play fair. Washington Nots OPA will not ration the 300.000 used cars now on sale. Car dealers are not permitted to add storage charges to prices of new cars being rationed. Only 300,000 ice boxes and no mechanical refrigerators will be manufactured for civilians next year.

Cork discs for bottle caps are now under control. A drive is on to reduce America's 500 million ton annual lumber waste in sawdust and scrap. Only 40.000 women are now employed by US railroads as against 100.000 in the last war, Street cars and interurban lines are exempt from railroad schedule freezing. Slaughter houses are preparing to handle the biggest hog run on record in December and January, which may necessitate issuance of permits to farmers telling them when they may market. 3 BEDROOM brick home in good section, all hardwood floors, tiled bath, lifetime roof, large lot, all street paving paid, $6500.00.

MMMMMM 3 BEDROOM frame home. 2 baths in northeast section, $4750.00 tennis can be arranged. 32 ACRES land. 5 room home, eleo lights, water, $1600.00, $600.00 casn. bal like rent.

2 BEDROOM brick home close in. hardwood floors, life time roof large lot, $6500.00, $2500.00 cash, $50.00 per mo. 3 BEDROOM home in best resi dential section large lot, paved street. $6300.00, $1000.00 cash, $50.00 month. 2 BEDROOM home near Sealy school $4500.00 $750.00 cash, $40.

0C per mo. 2 BEDROOM home close in on North Monroe st. $8000.00, $500.00 cash, $50.00 per month. 3 BEDROOM home close In; also one garage apartment which completely furnished; $11,500. 2 BEDROOM home In northeast section, near Sealey school, $4i00; $500 cash.

$40 per mo. 3 BEDROOM home with 2 baths on Beard st, conv to bus line $5500. 3 BEDROOM home near high paved street, with nice shrubbery; $5000. ONiJ STORY brick home. 4 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, hardwood floors.

Venetian blinds, furnace beat, large lot with beautiful shrubbery. $12000.00, terms can be arranged. 2 STORY home close In 8 bed rooms. large lot, paved street NEW 3 bedroom home in good section, all hardwood floors, with electric range, electric water and space oil heater included, paved street, all paving paid, screen porch and garage. $495 cash, bal $29.59 per month.

2 STORY, 3 bedroom home, large living room, dining room, break fast room, screened porch, lot 150 150. paved street all paving paid; lifetime roof, $7500. 4Vi ACRES land 4 miles out on paved highway, with store and service station, one 7 room house. 4 cottages, deep well, electric lights, several nice pecan trees. $3000; $1000 cash, $30 month.

6 ACRES on paved highway with deep well; beautiful building site; $650. 3Vi ACRES of land with 4 bedroom home. 2 tiled baths, all hardwood floors, brick- construction. Venetian blinds, electric water beater, beautiful lawn and trees. terms can be arranged.

2 BEDROOM home In northeast section all paving paid, close to school and bus line. $4750.00. $500.00 cash. $50.00 month. FORRENT I UNFURN 3 room house.

15 acres land, about 4 miles from town; $1. GIBSON'S 1 114 E. College Ph. 1136 -1861 The game of handball originated in Ireland a thousand year ago. HERNDON MATTRESS FACTORY Innerspring Cotton Mattresses Pillows Phone 636 615 S.

Copeland RADIO REPAIRING ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL RADIOS Sound Amplifier Systems and Office Communications Serviced 15 fears Experience. Guarantees Reliability Southern Electric Co. 123 N. Monroe St. Phone Bring Your Radio and Save Service Charge! Sports Shorts NEW YORK, More than $14,000 has been turned over to various war relief organizations from tournaments at the West Side tennis club in Forest Hills, officials disclosed today.

The amount included the entire proceeds from the national amateur championships, about $9,000. Sharing in the money were the American Red Cross, the navy relief society and the American women's voluntary services. CHICAGO, The Chicago Bears have run off with western division honors in the national football league, but they're still on the short end of a score when It comes to vying with the Chicago Cardinals in recruiting naval cadets. In their special contest, the Cards have brought about the en-b. iment of 18 youths, the Bears 13.

The deadline is Dec 5. HARRISBURG, Pa, Hunters killed only six bears in Pennsylvania during the state's four-day 1942 season, compared with nearly 600 during a season of the same length last year, the state game commission reported. Director Seth Gordon attributed the decrease to "warm weather and few hunters," BOISE, Idaho, WV-Soldiers at Gowen Field think their invention, commando tennis, is tops as a conditioner. A tennis ball Is tied to a rope and dropped from the celling. The soldiers, armed with ping pong paddles, try to knock the ball into ea.ch other's face.

What makes the game tough? Each player must wear full field equipment, Including helmet, gas mask, pack and rifle, while flailing away at the ball. Tampa Eleven Will Invade Leon Gridiron Continued from page five to Plant High and Hillsborough High and strictly on the basis of the Lions' play to date they will be given the slight nod over the west coast lads. The Leon High band and pep club will perform before the game and between the halves and game sponsors, elected by the football squad, will be escorted to seats of honor just prior to the contest. The starting Leon line-up probably will 'include Taft and Roesch, ends; Gilberg and Rudd, tackles; Folds and Sauls, guards: Davis, center Eubanks, quarterback Gee and either Maddox or Wool-ery halfbacks and either Strauss or Hartsfield, fullback. Alva Bradley Is Doubtful Continued from page five others have all gone into the service or will have gone before the season opens.

"For my part, I don't want any men on my club who aren't heads of families." This policy would eliminate several valuable Indian players Les Fleming, Chubby Dean and Harry Eisenstat all married but without children. Eligible, however, would be In-fielders Oscar Grimes, Ray Mack, Lou Boudreau and Ken Keltner; Outfielders Jeff Heath. Roy Weatherly and Oris Hockett; Catchers Gene Desautels, Otton Denning and Jim Hegan, and Pitchers Jim Bagby, Mel Harder. Al Smith, Al Milnar, Vernon Kennedy, Joe Heving and Rookie Allie Reynolds. Hamburg is the largest seaport on the continent of Europe.

PEC 16 Night 74 BY WILLIAM WOODS THE tTORTi flverr Hammer trlla the dramatic atory of revolt fttokannd to a fronted of fTrollneaa patrfota. Fastor wra-ee too mem to lire peacefnllr alcaplto tao oppreaaloM of their eoaqnerora. hot the men will not llatea. Selvelff, wife and mother, drelarea tha vtllaa-e moat fare em the bomhlna of innocent women and children. a a TAKE THE INITIATIVE CHAPTER IX "PASTOR!" It was the farmer, Knut Osterholm.

He limped forward and raised his hands over his head to be heard. "Pastor, we will give you the right to your opinion. "We will give you your own mind in the matter. But you must give us ours." "What do you mean?" said Aale-sen. His thin, boyish face was working with emotion.

mean that if we let you go your way, you must let us go ours. You will not be held responsible. But you must give us your holy word that if you are asked questions you will not betray us." Breathless, they looked up at him. There were tears in pis eyes. He gazed down at their hard, dark faces, and bowed his head.

For a moment they all waited. Then, "Yes," he said at last, "I give you my word." Hammer sat down, the white bundles of his hands before his face. The doctor cleared his throat. "I think we are all agreed," he said. Whispers of conversation sprang up.

Each man looked awkwardly at his neighbor to see what he thought. Gunnar stood up. "It has not started yet," he said, slowly. "But all of us know we must be ready. If we get the guns Hammer has talked about we must have a way thought out use them." "On the other hand," said farmer KJerlof, who" "was a shy little i man about 50, "perhaps if we let well enough alone we won't have to fight.

The Germans aren't looking for rouble, you understand, and surely, in such a great war the sacrifice of our poor village v-. well, what will it accomplish?" He stopped in confusion, pulling at his little white beard and coughing all the time to conceal his nervousness. Slowly Hammer turned toward him. "How is it the Germans come to search our houses at night?" he asked. "Who is it who has ordered all the sweaters and blankets in Norway confiscated we can freeze to death this Who teaches our chil We have installed a modern pecan shelling plant at Havana, and will pay top cash prices jp Ws for all varieties.

See us before selling, or write 1 HAVANA CANNING COMPANY 1 Havana. Florida Phones: Day tiny. 2i; Dec. 2 4173-P..