The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, June 15, 1951, Image 9
Gay Sunsuits!
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•pHREE-QUARTERS of a yard
plus a scrap of contrast—each!
In addition to saving fabric, this
pair is the gayest of sunsuits!
Children love ’em, Mothers find
them easy to make! Pattern C914
transfer; patterns; sizes 1, 2, 3, 4.
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Deft.
P. O. Box 0740, Chicago 80, III. or
P. O. Box 162, Old Chelsea Station,
New York 11, N. Y.
Enclose 20 cents for pattern*
Pattern No.
Name (Please Print)
Street Address or P.O. Box No.
City
State
When talcum powder is spilled
on a rug, don’t try to sweep it up.
That spreads it. Hold you vacuum
cleaner over it to draw off the
loose powder. What’s left can oe
removed by rubbing the spot very
gently with a damp cloth. Rinse
the cloth frequently so the powder
that sticks will not go back on the
rug.
* # •
Mud on non-washables should
be allowed to dry completely—and
then some—before it’s scraped off
with a dull knife or brushed off.
Soak washables first in cold
water, then finish the job by or
dinary laundering.
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If an overdose of laundry bluing
results in a stain, wet the spot with
alcohol and launder the article
again. Should sterner measures
be in order, use oxalic acid, but
rinse it out immediately.
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VENETIAN BLINDS
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She thought there was NOTHING
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“LANE’S PILLS—Of Course*
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LANES ARE THE BEST
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FROM CONSTIPATION
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regularly 2 years ago, it was neces
sary for me to take enemas a few
timee every week.
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since!” CarroU S.
Heydt, 516 N. Penn
St., Allentown, Pa.
Just one of many
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from ALL-BRAN
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from constipation
due to lack of dietary bulk, try
this: eat an ounce (about cup)
of crispy Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN
daily, drink plenty of water! If not
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SUNNYSIDE
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RIMIN' TIME
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BESSIE
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MUTT AND JEFF
WHAT'CHA X I M GONNA MAKE } g WHAT'S THAT [ THAT’S THE ’
By Bud Faber
JITTER
By Arthur Pointer
WYLDE AND WOOLY
By Bert Thomas
"What does she know about TRUE love? . . .
She's only been engaged twice!"
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Colorado Town
Adopts Family
From Hungary
LITTLETON, Colo. — The Bela
Bodnars came to Littleton last
month—to the first home they have
known since they were uprooted
from their native Hungary by the
Communists in 1944. Citizens of
this town of 3,400, nestled on the
eastern slope of the Rockies, had
adopted the refugee family almost
two years before and, in an oper
ation recalling the old pioneer
house-raising, built a home for
them here. Friendship house, as it
was called, was a beacon of hope
to the Bodnars during the inter
minable and sometimes hoplesi
wait in Germany for passage.
But the waiting is over now, and
it’s a new life with new hope and
security for Bodnar, his pretty
wife Maria, and three-year-old
Judit.
Security is a strange, new word
to the Bodnars who, until June
1949, faced an uncertain future in
western European internment
camps along with nearly a million
other homeless people. Then Dr.
J. Russell Chandler, pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, went to
work. Through the Church World
Service, which in turn acta
through the United Nations and the
International Refugee organzation.
Dr. Chandler moved to bring the
Bodnars to America and Littleton.
When he had gotten the official
okay he turned *to the townspeople.
From the pulpit and through the
town’s newspaper, the Littleton In
dependent, he appealed to the com
munity. Time, labor, material, fur
nishings were 1 needed for Friend-
s h i p House. And Littletonitea
rushed into the breach. Land for
the home site was given by one
generous lady. Carpenters, plumb
ers, painters, and electricians vol
unteered to work evenings and
weekends to speed construction of
the proposed home.
Home Was Ready
Last spring the neat, white,
stucco-and-cinderblock house stood
finished. Weeks slipped by, length
ened into months, an a year passed
while officials shuffled papers and
the Bodnars struggled against red
tape and flagging faith. Bodnar’s
frequent letters expressed a grow
ing agony of doubt. As one sailing
date after another went by Friend
ship House began to take on the
unattainable quality of a mirage.
“Our papers are being held up.
I don’t know why,” Bodnar wrote
Dr. Chandler. And again, “Some
times I wonder if we shall ever
get to America ... we are grate
ful .. .”
Dr. Chandler, however, did not
quit Between writing to cheer up
the Bodnars he pounded away at
the door which seemed to be locked
to the family. He kept up a steady
flow of letters to Washington, to
Germany, to anyone he figured
could help. His correspondents
urged him to give up the Bodnars
to take another displaced family
instead. When the minister final
ly agreed to do this, it was with
the understanding that Littleton
would get two refugee families in
stead of one. The first family, the
Zoltan Ujvarosis, arrived in time
to spend Christmas in Friendship
House. The Ujvarosis, like the Bod
nars, were Hungarian. Originally
from Budapest, they fled when the
Reds took over.
Child Is Happy
A local manufacturing firm em
ployed Ujvarosi and the family
quickly settled into village life.
Meantime, Dr. Chandler continued
his efforts to bring the Bodnars
here. Early this spring word came
from Bodnar, again hopeful. An
other sailing date had been set, and
if all went well the family would
arrive in New York within days.
This time there were no hitches.
Bodnar had one bad moment when,
a few minutes before sailing time,
German police boarded the boat at
Bremerhaven to question him. It
seemed that a Bodnar (the name
is a common one in Hungary) was
wanted for robbery. It turned out
to be a case of mistaken identity,
however, and the Bodnars were on
their way.
Tiny, dark-haired Judit, more
clearly than all the speeches,
voiced the gratitude of the Bod
nars, as well as the hope and doubt
which must have been close to tor
ture during their long wait. Look
ing with unbelieving eyes at the
home which was magically hers,
Judit turned to her mother.
“Is it really America?" she
asked.
Cattle, Sheep Reseed
Grass Lands as They Eat
CHICAGO, El. — The invention
of a gadget that may prove of great
value to western sheep and cattle
producers was announced recent
ly by the National Livestock Pro
ducer, a trade publication.
The gadget hangs from an ani
mal’s neck like a cowbell and is
filled with grass seed. As an ani
mal raises and lowers its head in
grazing, movable disks match up
to form holes which drop from one
to three seeds at a time.
Animals would not only reseed
existing good grazing land but also
tend to seed poorer stands, since
cattle and sheep graze on the way
from one good grass area to an
other.
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
AGENTS
SALES AGENTS Wanted: Sell PEOTUA’s
IMITATION BLACK PEPPER to retailers,
restaurants and institutions on money
back guar. Home package, sales informa
tion, 25c.
Pearla, HI.
Peoria Pepper Co., Box 111S,
BUSINESS A INVEST. OPPOR.
ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDING and
Repair Shop. Fully equipped. Sacrifice,
Reurlhg. Electric Motor Service Co., IM
S. Washington, Albany, Qa.
WANTED—A Business Partner in con
crete construction work who is capable
of supervising work. If you think you
can qualify, and invest $5,900 to $7,000,
write P.O. BOX 802, Dccatar, Qa.
ENJOYABLE Money-making opportunity
in owning and operating a Motel, Tourist
Cabins or Trailer Park in or near Miami,
the Nation’s fastest growing city and pa
tronized by the most tourists. You will
enjoy the healthful climate with 360 sunny
days per year, the miles of ocean beach
es, the winter sports, and Ilf* in a model
city. 5 acre Trailer Park on main High
way West, with country store and S
cabins only $37,500. with naif cash.
CHAS. W. NICOL, Broker
84$ SW 87th Avonao Miami 8$, Florida
shop fully equipped, masonry
with living quarters, all electric kitchen.
SERVICE STATION—And modern repair
building
Additional unit for quarters, also on
premises. 8 acres of land with 260 ft.
frontage on U.S. 1. Inventory included in
sale price of only $19,000. Investigate
this buy. PIONEER MOTOR CO.
Ormohd, Fla.
MANUFACTURING Plant For Sale, ex-
_ eluding real estate, as one unit, or
will sell In four units as follows:
COTTON RUG PLANT—Makes - cotton
braided and woven scatter rugs and
room-size rugs from waste yarns. Com-
. pletely equipped. Capacity $6,000 per
week. Price, $10 1 p00.
VENETIAN BLIND CORD PLANT —
Makes cord from waste cotton yarn.
Capacity $9,000 per week. Completely
equipped. Price $25,000.
SPINNING PLANT—Makes coarse yam
from waste cotton. Completely equipped.
Capacity 10,000 pounds per week. Price
*22.000.
DYEiNG PLANT—Stainless steel pack
age machinery. Completely equipped.
Capacity 5,000 pounds per week. Price
$11,000.
ALL UNITS in excellent operating condi
tion. Write Box 838, HlnesvilTe, Ga.
Ph. 286.
GOOD going business on highway 441,
corner grocery store, gas station, living
quarters; Postoffice rents part of build
ing, net income $130 to $150 week. Aged
owner will take late model trailer as part
payment. Lady LakeGroeery, Box 9, Lady
Lake, Florida
COMPLETE Cafe Equipment. Tables,
chairs, silverware, counters, steam table,
range, refrigerators, drink box, neon
sign, etc. Used only short time. Cost,
$9,850, will sell for 33,750. “
'226, Trassville, Alabama
Biebard Beard,
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
ELECTRIO Fans of aU kinds. Order di
rect from manufacturer and save one
third. Write' today for catalogue and
□rices. MERCURY ELECTRIC Corp., 71$
Wyandotte, Dept. B, Kansas City, Me.
FARMS AND RANCHTS
STOCK FARM in Taylor County on
U. «S. 80 and Ga. 22, is miles east of
Talbotton, Georgia. 243 acres under wire.
Beautiful and comfortable old nine-room
house with all conveniences. Sale price.
$10,000 Will sell he*i of Black Angus
cattle and registered bull at Just a little
over beef prices. This place known as
John Allen Carter farm for 75 years.
King Milling Co., Ameriens, Georgia.
A CHOICE RANCH
Approximately 1880 acres
in
Osceola
been planted to Improved grass; balance
in timber and excellent native pasture.
New ranch house and necessary property
‘t is
improvements. This ready-made ranch
real producer. Bargain at *90,000: terms.
P.O. Box 1448, Winter Haven, Fla. Ph.
3-4891.
HELP WANTED—MEN
MACHINIST: Some production experience
on shirts, government contract. Wonder
ful opportunity for future. Write at once.
Coronet Mfg. Co., Ino.
911 Broadway
Kansas City, Mlssoari
FOREMAN Garment Plant in Kansas on
government shirts must be familiar With
production. Write at once. Wonderful op
portunity for future. Coronet Mfg. Co.,
Ino., 911 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo.
MECHANIC—Thoroughly experienced In
making Major Repairs to Ford Cars and
Trucks. Latesr equipment available. Ex
cellent chance for promotion. Good pay.
State previous e:
MACHINERY A SUPPLIES
MACHINERY FOR SALE
ONE 100 H. P. H.R.T. 60-inch 64 flues
16-ft. Lombard Iron Works Boiler With
stack, front, etc. Also one 12x18 Con
tinental Steam engine made by Con
tinental Gin Co. with balance valve. May
be seen at our plant, Woodville, Georgia
Apply:
STEWART * RUARK LUMBER
COMPANY
Union Point, Ga.
MISCELLANEOUS
apaclty (screen#
in filters, Iniexcellent condition).
I EXTRACTOR—power driven, 24“.
1 TUMBLER—«0 ,r .
IF INTERESTED, please write W. B.
Gibbons, Box 24], Madloon, Ga., or oaU
841.
ARMY Serples Parts, For GI Trucks,
Jeeps, Indian MC, Large Stock, Writ*
for prices. MILLER BROS., Boone, N. C.
Phone S14J or 344J.
THIRSTY? Enjoy delicious Orange
Introductory Offer! Rush $1.00 for
package concentrate—add water—:
5 gallons. M. A. Copeland,
Elsinore, Calif.
PERSONAL
POULTRY, CHICKS & EQ
PEACOCKS—Celorfql India Blues,
largest Flock. Prompt shipping,
mature pairs in full plumage $65.00.
Old pairs $50.00. R. H. McCrae,
576-W, Enstls, Florida.
BABY CHICK Specials— 100%
Passed. All Popular Breeds. $10.90
up. Send for free price list
Piedmont Hatchery, 18 College St.,
vine, Sonth Carolina.
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
OWNER offers new borne and four
cabins for $8,000.00 piped for col
hot water thru bath rooms. On
Highway 220, five miles north of
W. A. Barber, Randleman, R.
N. C.
SEE IT Soatb 1 Vi miles on pavi
> Corner High School. Two good dw<
Vi bottom land, 212 acres best \ _
around farming soil. $100.00 acre.
owner, John D. Bagwell, 3r., Wai
- - —
Rt. 2, Ala. Phone 6691
“WELAKA” the St. Johns River Sj
man’s Paradise, fishing camps, river
homes, groves, business opportunitie*.
E. J. TeRonde
Crescent City, Florida
SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC.
—
CERTIFIED Porto Rice and La. Copper
Skin Potato Plants. $2.50 per 1,000 pre-
CUPP PLANT COMPANY
Rt. 1
Cnllman, Alabama
paid.
FOR LAWNS, Pastnres, Erosion
Centipede Grass Sprigs. $3.50 per
Claede B. Ferrell. Ashland, M
COPPER Skin Portortean,
Portortcan, and Early White
tato Plants. $2.50 per thousand
Orders shipped within 24 hours a:
ceived.
Pine Mt. Plant Farm
Rente #8
Hancevtlle, Alabama
TRAVEL
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla.
front Rooms and Apartments.
Pb. 6-2668, Mrs. Dnnn.
or promotioi
employment
: this Job.
record, that
qualified you for this Job.
P. O. BOX 1708
Jacksonville, Fla.
WANTED—Man to ripen bananas, plant
located in North Georgia. Write stating
age, experience and references; also
where can be reached by phone to F. O.
Box 1295, Miami, Fla.
Only you c
PREVENT FOREST FIRES!
HOTEL GORDON
3000 Ft. - in the Smoky Mountains
WAYNESVILLE, N.C.
European and American Plan
SPECIAL PRE-SEASON RATES
You Owe It to Yourself-
A Vacation in Cool, Scenic Grandeur
High Above the Clouds
At America s Nnest resort hotel. Towering above lofty
mountain ranges—a SHANGRI-LA in the heart of the
Southland, free from Adam, Eve or any kind of bomb.
Large verandas, relaxing chairs—rock and enjoy the
refreshing, clarified air and scenic splendor. Huqe sport
and entertainment program. Swimming pool, golf, horse-
back_ riding, beauty and gown shops, coclctail lounge,
club rooms, finest cuisine.
America s most beautiful patio open nightly with dancing
beneath the romantic glow of starlit skies. RATES: $10.00
per person and up, daily. Including 3 meals, swimming
pool and patio dancing privileges. Write for pictorial
booklet. COOLED BY NATURE. Open M*
October.
lay to
Address: LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOTEL
LOOKOUT MT., TENN.
(6 Miles from Chattanooga)
S. J. LITTLEGREEN, Manager