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BUSINESS J [NVFT. OPPOR. I For Lease: Rlchflel u a[ock and equipment only. Low rent. Rt. lx 417, Jrass Valley, Drill. BOOK SHOP--Largest downtown. Will sac 2 rifles for qulek sale. Leaving U. S. BOOK CENTER 71e w. 8th lam Angeles, Ca, lit, FOR ALE Landis equipped Sloe Repair Shop. Com- plete. Reasonable. 2 man shop. 2|11 Vine 8f.. Emeley. Calif. TII.-3-0588. usl Shop" Ladles. Good location. iness. 5 year lease on building. Reason for selling illness. A bargain for 750.00 rash. Box $, Dunsmuh&apos;, iit. -Apt. court of masonry. Mod. utilities, Income $32 me. Consider some clear 'NEW & Used Furniture Store. ALSo Merchandise sold on consignment. Ideal Ior couple. $.l,750, Terms. Tom Ju3teenn, Rt. S, nox 338, cmco, CtJ/t, FOR SALE: M & S Garage, com. equip., loc, lOth Main. Gresham. tce. tionm of fine berries, fruit; diversified farming, dairying, home.of county k/r. Low rent, ionR Lease,  gr)ss; K.4 men busy. Par=tnerahip, must sac_3K0, quick sate. hdles. Chas. E. Mattes/f, Et. 1, 4 Greshema; Ore., Ph. $'liH. IIURR¥. SALE  CASINO. One ofthe BIG ONES, located In the gold paved aUey of Prosperous Rend, Nevada. Price 3.{, To the right man, this should IY off In one year. LJEWI8 E. 8RERaEKT. UeoIty LS west Fourth litreet, foo, Nevade, FIgED BUS., l'eta, Temple, Temt, Will net $25,000 for 1951. WLLL hndh 2 mll- nion Ibm. live turkeys this season. Incl. vent. & 5 Studs Weeks. 1949 to '51 models. Pr. $60,000, or trade for Cal. prop. See ,lee Eeuldln. gets E. Alamo- Downey. Cal. TO-2O912. or write 8upp o.. Tem.ple. Texas. MODERN motel, six units, all concrete block stucco buiidin. Also ,5 room home. All steel Simmons furniture, 8hower 4, aores, orange, fig, lemon and wai- tress, room for expansion. Also !ar storehouse and work shop. On 101 h/ghwaY, Cloverdaie, Calif., Boa 567. _  A. Motel. Aa&'ew Raeh, owner. BUSINESS"BUILDING & large full five room apt. double garage, on corner, 4526 El Catch Blvd.; 96 ft. trontage, 2200 ft. floor apace, excellent location, well arranged !or Dr's clinic or any kind of business, would lease to right party. Call owner. K. F. SMITH, 1414 Kemp Bonlevard, WieMt Fails, Textss. Flmne 401•. ATTENTION TO DRESS MAKING WoM- EM and Ready-To-Wear Operators. 18x40, abt. $7,000. Stk. new, $4,000 Flxt urea. full dress rood. bldg,, low rent, long lease, of lumber belt. berry, fru!t, vegetable "UCk gardens: good sehoots, churches. hospltai; abt. $1,500,000 payroll town ca 2 hlways. Husband in Ibr. bus. I cannot take care of shop: $10,500less all cash. Write or ph. 782 Sandy. Mrs. &. Belling- lira. ]sx $4, Smdy, Ore. YOU'LL NEV- ls REGRET. MISCELLANEOUS  money! trated book, complete course in con- teting, only $3. John Burnham. P. O, Box 1223. Oalgnd 4. For best of care. Reasonable, Men and womm ambulatory cases. Beautiful eli- mate and surroundings. 8an Martin Rest Rome Te! • W,n Mart!n, Cailf  ____ NGLISH And Green Black Walnuts Wanted by Rancho Grande Nut " She£llng PIant. Receiving hours from 5 A. M. to 5 P. M. Phone 73-X, ELK GROVE, Rant. PHOTO DEVELOPING llL&IL US YOUR NEXT roll of Film. 24 hour service. Jumbo prints bound In attractive album print folder. 8 double Prints 5c; 12 exlmsure rolls k," IS exposure rolls Me. Columbia Photos Dept. ON r. O. llkal.. 117,  Jose, tllfomia HELP WANTED--MEN ReeFERS and KETTLEMEN Permanent to right men C. R. PADELFORD 1 Locust Strest---Walnat Creek Flaene Walnut Creek 4448 Mon.-FrL LIONEL HEADQUARTERS tmtt TRAINS ............ $17.95 up "The Most Wonderful Xmas in Any Kid's Life" Phone or Write for FREE Lloll Catalogue in Full Color HOBBY CENTER S4 Geary BA. 1-2288 Francisco, t . t , v GAS--15c PER GALLON ! Now YOU con ut the "Miracle Motto Fad '° in your Auto, Truck, Tractor or Stationary Engine. Convert your present UnsOJine angina to Butane-propana pew- el' with a DIX L-P-G Csrburato,. Butane hes higher octane rating than Aviation gaesline. tt more power, smothe men. Save 30% on i, % en  SO% on motor maintenance. Fo* tttale and further infomstJon call m DIX MANUFACTURIHG CO., 3447 L Pleo Blvd., LOS Angeles 25. AN-42S9 Leftover Pork A salad may be made from pieces of left-over pork when com- bined with diced apples and celery, chopped nuts, and enough mayon- naise to moisten. Top Producer Since the turn of the century, when oil drillers discovered sulphur beneath the Gulf Coast in Texas and Louisiana, America has become the world's major producer of this indispensable m i n e r a 1. SUlphur, pumped in molten form from great underground salt domes, is over 99 per cent pure as it comes from } wells. Paint Is "Good Medicine" [f you were a native of French et Africa. the chances are that yu'd treat a cold by "finger-p aint° ln', your face and the upper part of your body with white clay. This is an African equivalent of the rab. bit's foot. No evil spirit dares to penetrate a mask of white clayl Light Colors Minimize Heat Building and apartment hous< courts--and the surrounding room and apartments--are cooler whet, a light color is used on the walls o" ,c.tead of absorb the heat of tho zunlight at falls upon it. Island Vcatlons Sixty lcorcent of the vacatiOners visiting Honolc]u. on the island of Oahu, vit aio other resort islands of Hawaii. Larger, faster planes are being introduced into Hawaiian skle• to accommodate even mor inter,island travel. ln£ IN FARM AND KANUII[]81 GOOD aSS ACR OF IRKIGATISD elts land with 1800 gallons per-minnie well and pump. Unlnflatea price. Bar-V-Raneh Newcastle, Utah. 40 ACRES Los Angeles CountT; near new big industrial center "Patmdale", 6 miles from Los Angeles. 011 and miner- 81 rights Incl. $3,000. 28Z So. Westero Ave., Los Angeles, Caiifornte. ING. Best water locality, 3 wells: 4- room modern house. $7000 WILL HANDLE. CLIFF STEELE P. O. BOX 115, LUCERNE VALf.EI', Calif. hwy.. hr. Paso Rohles. Plenty of water. modern delllngs & modern bunkhse. Bod. trig cap. 10,000 chix, or 7P posits. Ira= provement reaeement $40,. Approx. acres In grain. $10,000 handles. Pr|rc. only. Write B0bert M. Newell, 510 S. Spring St.,  13, Calif. Amador County Ranch fFiddletown}. 193 Acres. Grezlng-timl3er- hunting-fishing. Modern large 5 hedrcom home, electricity, double garage. Ideal dude horse ranch. $24.000.00. Terms. Brokers cooperate. Reory O. MtUer, PI- tot, J E. lath St.. 4khtnd, Calif. TE. 4-aS40. REAl. FATATE--M LD. 320-A. No improvements. $2000. Wadsworth. Nov. Elevation 5000. mlnlng region. Near Lake Pyramid, good hunting and fishing. P. O. BOa ;84. Los Angeles . ARENDANT WATER. 1000 acres rich deep silt. growing cotton, water developed and State protected. Southern Nevada. $20(] per acre. Balpb Stayer, Gen. Del., ]D Mar, Calif. [tEAL ESTATE--HOUSES FOR SALE--Five Room Modern Re- modeled house, one blk. from Post Office in Plymouth. Large living room. breakfast nook. hot water heater, large cement septic tank on ground enough for four more houses. $4.750. Terms. W, K. Sill- let'. Phone PLYMOTR SIS1. FARM MACmNERY & EQUIP. 22 CATERPILLAR & equipment. FRANK PETEBSON nt. 1, Box 460, lmtona, Calif. R-8703-JI Used and new farm equipment case and Oliver catplller 22 tractors Domrles rids- era, 3 row furrors M. E. K. rottillers. • harrows. Bill Anderon, box all Riveea, Calif. tar tn  working shape, rear rot. stanaard guage and tread, also heavy, duty boom type walnut snarer, t:all or write D. P. Coreoran, BIGGI, El|f. Phone 82. HOIL8 INSTRUCTION MOLER BARBER COLLEGES EStablished 51 year tn California Approved for Vets Send for Free Literature $ S. Main St., Los &naelre, Callr. ial Fourth t.,  FNtowo, Callf q LIVESTOCK FOR SALE CHINCHIL-L-. Graded. scored, and registered by the National Chinchilla Breeders Association of America. If you are looking for the best we have It. So states a Nationally known fur judge. He said it was a 0 outstanding herd. We raise our own anwnals and you are taking no chance as they are scientifically fed and cared for. Prices range from $750.00 a pair to $1500.00. Depending on age. Address: Chinchilla Farms, 170S hanalng Way, Berkeley, Calf. phone: Ashbury 3-02. Or: 1844 Country Clnb nlvd., StOckton, Calif. Phone 2-051Z or 3-0363. AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACUESS. HOUSE CAR 1942 International truck: butane stove, refrigerator and llhtst water tank, Ready to go. $I,800.-WIII take trailer In trade. WELLS HARBOR Phone 2781, Hethel Island, Calif. SEEDS. PLANTS, ETC. ILO AND PERENNIAL "V-el-dt--' seed. ho Ve Tie. BOa o, snta YOUR K,TCRE,, b WALL ll00t_00rfv#j i "00REN | $5.95 .. .€ Sove your spies rtn storage problem. helves dlslin¥ cundhneats in vtble arra and drawers store whole spices. ]Place s roll Of IPer towel on the handy rack te complete rids three-In-one' wall decora- tion, 14"x14"x4", Distressed aaUqoe pine, hand rubbed to mellow Jem finish, $5.9|. complete, posta4  tax Included. NANTUCKET REPRODUCU5 13501 Veatnrn Blvd., Shernmn Oaks 1, C$ocnta WashingIoa'a Night Spot George Washington's favorite New York night spot was the Mer- chants Coffee House, located at Wail and Water Streets, from 1772 to 1804 il:iml,l;|:i?lN:lii..Itl f II Peace and Prestige =NE REASON President Truman v ducked out for the Key West sunshine was to work undisturbed on two major issues that have been keeping him awake nights--world peace and the'administration's sag. ging prestige. White House assistants were warned about the Key West trip by Mr Truman at a staff confer- ence. "This won't be any picnic. We've got plenty of hard work to do." On the first headache, peace, Mr. Truman assembled all the plans and ideas dumped on the White House doorstep to study at Key West. He hopes to come up with a tangible, imaginative program to stop tht spread of communism and prevent war. The President, for all his other faults, has an almost mystic, though sometimes naive sense of his role of a peacemaker and con- stantly; repeats to close associates: "The only thing that counts is to find a way to world peace." Mr. Truman has in mind a type of point 4 program which would teach ether nations how to build their industry and agriculture as an alternative to the huge armamems race. He is also deeply concerned a)out a related problem which this columnist has frequenGy reported namely, the hundreds of thou- sands of iron curtain escapees who have fled to the west but are treat- ed no better than under Commu. nist regimes, simply because the Atlantic Pact nations have no plan of action. Before he left for Florida, Mr. Truman suggested to several sen. ate friends who planned European junkets: "Look around while you are abroad, and tell me really what is happening, what people over there are thinking, and what we should do." On the second major problem --sagging prestige here at home --Truman remarked to new Democratic chairman Frank Me- Kinney that the corruption issue had sunk deeper than he real- ized and there had to be a house cleaning. He indicated to Me- Kinney that he would try to work out something drastic along this line. One top presidential adviser has recommended that Howard Mc- 3rath, the do-nothing attorney gen- eral, be dropped, and a hard-driving independent reformer be appointed to crack down on crooks and graft- ers. Two names were suggested: Sen. Wayne Morse, the Oregon re- publican, and Sen. Estes Kefauver, the crime-busting Democrat. Truce Talks Here is the inside story on the Korean truce talks. General Rldgway has cabled a strong recommendation to the Pen. tagon that we keep the military pressure on the Communists until all the terms of the armistice are settled. Otherwise. he warns that the Chinese will stall over such matters as inspection teams and exchanging prisoners. Ridgway also claimed that his forces can burry the final armistice--provided they re- main free to twist the Commu- nists' arm. On the ether hand, he argues that after a truce his men won't feel like fighting for ground that they know is going to be given back anyway. Ridg- way'• gamble Is that his tactics won't cause a breakdown of the talks, but will actually speed the final armistice. However, there is no question Out that Ridgway's proposal rep- resents a definite and important change of policy. Hawaiian Church i Here are the background facts Kawaiahao church. "Westmin- i which :hey are considering. ster Abbey of Hawaii," was built a century ago. The large coral hullding blocks were carried by hand from the ocean-front, at that time seveat miles away. Hawaiian language services, with choirs sing- lng Hawaiian hymnS, are open to , visitors every Sunday morning. "Llvel'New OataHo Town A new town site "Lively" is be. mg developed by the International Nickel Company near Creighton, Ontario, where extensive new plant additions are being installed to increase nickel production. The town is named in honor of Charles E. Lively, an Inco veteran of thirty- five years of service. Baby Blue EyeS Your baby can recognize you at e age of six months, All babies re born with blue eyes. It is nor- real for a baby's eyes to have lit- le or no coordination in the early onths of life, but if the ccdltion ersists after the first half-year rofessional aid should be sought. At birth, a baby's eye is kbout two-thirds of the size it will be !n maturity. Like the brain, the eye reaches Its maximum size 10rig before the rest of the body. It is usually full.grown by the tenth year. The blue eyes of the new- born baby change color in many •geS withl the ill'st year. When we went into the truce talks, the biggest obstacle seemed to he drawing a truce line. We agreedin fact, urged--that the truce line be settled first. This has been the whole question of the past several weeks. We even drew our proposed truce line on a map so the Communists could have no doubts about it. After months of haggling, the Communists finally came around to our terms. Their last proposal was so close to our de- mands that there was nothing left to haggle over. At first Washing- ton couldn't understacd why Rids- way didn't snap it up, but sent his negotiators back instead with a flat rejection and a warning that the truce line couldn't be drwn until the other terms of the armistice were settled. Backstage The ABN underground in south. ern Russia claims three Soviet re- publics, Kazakh, Uzbek and Turk. omen, are boiling with revolt and vast purges. (ABN is an under. ground of Moslem and Mongolian groups in south and east Russia. A peasant revolt in all the Euro- pean satellites has brought a shake. UP in Communist agriculture rain. fairies plus short rations . . . Ar- gentina's dictator Peron ha• .tu•l fired eight of his top generals. IS EVERYWHERE ] The fact that the many customs practiced at Christmastime stem from various peoples and nations is a sign of the universality of the great holiday. The custom of the Christmas tree is believed to have originated with the Romans, although Martin Luth- er receives much credit for popu- larizing their use. From the tree- worshipping Druids came the using of mistletoe as a sign of good-will and peace. Mistletoe boughs once were used for arrow parts, and thus signified evil. The Druids conceived the idea of raising them high and out of reach, thus converting them to a sign of kindness and peace. The Yule log came from England, where it was tradition that a tenant could feast at his lord's expense as long as a round of wood would burn. England also added the Wassail bowl, filled with #pice and ale. Americans substituted with the egg- nog bowl. The traditional and beautiful con- cept of the Crib of the Nativity, featured yearly in churches, homes, and on countless thousands of Christmas cards, came originally from the brush of St. Francis of Assist in 1223. There are hundreds of other Christmas customs practiced in countries around the world, either stemming from these, or in some way related. Those mentioned here might have descended from the Yuletide customs of civilizations centuries before man began writing competent histories. For Christmas customs were originated the night the Magi followed the gleaming star in the sky to worship at the crib af the newborn Saviour, and have continued since. 'Los Pastores' Is Traditional Feature Of Mexican Yule NE OF THE traditional fea- tures of the long Mexican Christmas celebration is "Los Pas- tures." Participating actors are trained weeks early for this pageant that portrays the story of the shepherds who followed the star to the stable at Bethlehem and found the Christ ChiId. Christmas songs passed down from one generation to another are sung by the actors as they pass through the streets at midnight L"hristmas Eve. Each carries a long pole on which are fastened itars of transparent paper illumi- nated from within by candles, and beats time to the singing with shepherds' staves ornamented with jingling bells. The procession ends at the hurch, with midnight mass, the singing continuing until dawn, while the devout kneel about in prayer. On January 6, the day of the Three Kings, Los Pastores sing traditional songs before images of the Kings. On that day it is the custom for children to stuff their shoes with hay and place them on balconies in anticipation of the coming ot the three Kings. The horses of the Kings are sup- posed to eat the hay, in return for which the grateful Kings place toys and sweets in the children's shoes. St.'Nicholas So Called By American Tots Only Amebean children are the only ones who caU the patron saint of Christmas St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas is. of course, a slur- ring of the Dutch word San Nicholass. but the name has dif- ferent forms around the world. Father Christmas is indigenous to Britain; Santa Claus to Germany; Krls Kringle to Holland. All, how- ever, are but variants of St. Nick. who was an actual person. Nicholas was a bishop, one of the youngest in the history of the church, at Lycia, Asia Minor, and he was renowned for his piety and grace. But it was his generosity that really made him remembered. Born of wealthy parents, he was a dispenser of the good things of life and one of the greatest givers of gifts in the history of the world. Too Much Roasting Can Ruin the Tmkey Many a turkey, perfectly dressed and beautifully stuffed, has been all but ruined in the actual roasting process. The temperature used in roasting is the most important factor--it is perfectly possible to transform an excellent, tender, high quality bird into a stringy, tough, dry turkey by too high heat in roasting. Modern methods recommend 300 degrees and require no tedious basting. Lovely for Towels  ' oung mecnamc Can Make These Toys PATTERN 2 A WHOLE fleet of toy trucks o different types, and a ware house where an endless variety o bales, boxes and packages may b, loaded and unloaded: All made o blocks and scraps of wood. Par of trucks are shaped with actual size guides. Every step is show on pattern 212, price 25c. WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Drawer 10 Bedford Hills, New £ork 389 Beautiful 7 inch Petunias in pink and green. No embroidery needed. Lovely for towels, scarves, table cloths. n • • Send 25c for the Petunias in CoIm (Pattern No. 389) transfer and laUndex Ins instructions, YOUR NAME, AD DRESS. PATTERN NUMBER to JOA. TUART. Box 424, Madison Square Sta. tlon. New York 10, N.Y. SANTA CLAUS IS COMINBI Yes, the old boy's beginning to pack the sleigh and soon he'll be on his way. Ordinarily that's as happy a thought as you could have But if you've got a long Christ- mas list a n d a short shopping time, well, old Santa's impending appearance can cause you much apprehension. However, it needn't do that. You see. the cigarette smokers on your list will be de- lighted to receive king-size Cava- lier Cigarettes this year--and the pipe-smokers and "roll-your-own- ers" will be grateful that you re- memberad to give Prince Albert, America's most popular smoking tobacco! As for gift packaging, extremely mild Cavaliers come all Christmasy in their bright, gay carton.., while Prince Albert, in the pound size tin, is boxed beauti- fully in full holiday colors with the card built in. So, let Santa Claus come. You're ready for him, with i Cavaliers and Prince Albert, now  available at your dealersl These are time - saving, money - savin  RtJe-v3- &  HAc-.... "1 ....! E ...o j\\;l gifts -- the kind you'd enoy r ceiving yourself. 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