Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

Classified For fr? BUYING USED FURNt- we Item us! Chairs, Tables, Stoves, JJBeds, and many other Items all in condition with reasonable Also highest prices paid for teed furniture. FRANKLIN FUR. NECURE South Elm Street 9-lmc. MtiLES, CORN, 75c PER BUSHEL it crib. Plow tools, all kinds.

Plow gear. See A. N. Stroud, Washington, Ark. 13-ltnp FORD RADIO AND HEATER.

original cartons. Bargains. See Mr Dennis, Cain's Tourist Court. 3-3tp JOHNSON GRASS HAY. 2Sc PER bale and free delivery if bought by 125 bale load.

W. H. Burke, Hope, 1 Route 3. 6-3tp BIRD DOG. PERFECT RETRIEVER.

Also ussd Typewriter Good condition. 519.95. Car Heater for $10. 1 See Wade Warren, Phone 355. 6-3tp REGISTERED POINTER PUPPIES, best bloodlines.

Cockers, Bostons. Boarding. Stud Service. Padgitt's Kennels. 2 Miles So.

6-lmo-p 9 TON TRUCK, new motor. yard water line, dump bed. Good Rubber. See Warren Lindley at M. L.

Nelson Store, Blevins. 7-3tp Real Estate For Sale 160 ACRE FARM, 1 MILE SOUTH of Fulton, 120 acres timber land within 2 miles Patmos, .7 houses in Hope. Night, Phone 337, Hope; Day Phone 860-F-3-1, Emrnet. Ark 3. R.

Williams. 2-6tp Furniture For Sole IDEAL FURNITURE STORE HAS moved next door to Saenger Theater for better prices on furniture see us- 21-30tc Trailers For Sale FOR ROYAL. HOT floors, permanent bed, air con- Also new American Stage 'Coaches. Roy Craft used trailers. on two years, as low as Call or see, Thebna Stephens -Darwins Camp, Highway 4, North.

24-'til Jan 6p For Sale Misel. BADGITTS PEDIGREED PUPPIES 'for Presents. Will hold for Christ- delivery if desired. Cockers, Bostons, Chows and Pointers. Padgitts Kennels.

20-lmp Notice WE VULCANIZE TIRES AND TUBES "Ted's Esso Service Station. 3rd and Phone 324. 30-6tp WHO WANTS A PIANO? USED 'Upright Fairly modern. Thoroughly re-conditioned to give years of service. down, monthly, or J5125 cash.

Drop us a card. Beasley 1 Music Texarkana. 6-6tp O. RUBBER WELDING. ALL work guaranteed or money refunded.

Hazel St. Kennedy Gar- j-ison. 2-6. Wonted DELIVERY BOYS FOR PAPER routes. Call at Jack's News Stand.

5-3tc THE REDUCED RATE ON READER'S will continue until January i 15. If interested, telephone Mrs. Theo P. Witt at 114. 2-3tc Wanted to Buy 4 OR 5 ROOM HOUSE IN HOPE.

In good condition and priced right. See or Call Pete Shields at Grocery. 6-3tp Lost RED JERSEY COW, 8 YEARS OLD, weight 800. Stub right horn. Strayed 5 smiles west of Prescott Homer Graham, Prescott, Ark.

2-6tp LIGHT TAN FEMALE FOXHOUND, name Ludie. South of Washington. If (found please advise Bob Levins, Washington, Ark. 3-3tp For Rent ONE SIX-ROOM HOUSE, WATER and Lights. Just out of city limits on road to Proving Ground.

See William Stephenson. 6-3tp SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE, IN city, west on old Fulton road. For couple only. R. E.

Brown. 7-3tp Refrigeration REFRIGERATION SERVICE WE repair anything Electrical, Wiring, motors. Kelly Refrigeration Service. 112 Main. Phone 144.

10-lm-c Wanted WANTED MEN AND WOMEN, 18-45 VITALLY needed by aircraft factories. You must be trained and in good physical condition. See our representative, Mr. Mills at Roosevelt Hotel today, Thursday or Friday for full information. AIRCRAFT TRAINING SCHOOLS, Dallas.

7-2tp. WAITRESS other need apply. Snack Shop, 3rd and Shover. 8-ltc Salesman Wonted WANTED ROUTE MAN. GOOD opening.

Sell, deliver Rawleigh Products year around, steady work, large profits Write Rawleigh's, Dept. AKA-118-137, Memphis, Tenn. U.S.-Canada Trade Walls War Brings Two Powers Closer Than Ever By JOHN GROVER The war is slowly erasing the 5,000 mile boundarj- between the U. S. and Canada.

Never a formidable barrier in the 125 years of peace, the line moved closer to limbo when the Canadian- American Joint War Production Board recommended abolition of tariff bars between the two nations. Tariff barriers were reduced to statutory mininum under the present reciprocal trade pact, but even that seems pretty silly, between partners in a life-and-death World War. That's the reason for the joint board's recommendation. As things stand now, some of the most critical munitions items must hurdle tariff fences. For instance, machine tools and airplanes imported into the TJ.

must pay a 30 per cent ad valorem duty. Lumber faces a 52 clip per thousand feet Scrap we magnanimously furnished the Japs for go into tanks and guns in the U. S. until it pays a duty of 75 cents a ton if imported. Legislative action will be needed to level those tariff walls.

It's a safe bet that Congress will quickly correct that ridiculous between-allies situ ation. The joint board's declaration is an important indication of the way allied leaders are thinking. The mental attitudes evolving now will influence the reconstructing when the war is won. The kind of world we'll live in when the fighting's ended is being built now in the minds of the men who'll fashion it then. Winston Churchill, before Congress hinted at closer ties between the U.

S. and the empire as a necessity of future peace. Cordell Hull, secretary of state, has been a lifelong advocate of free trade. His reciprocal trade pacts, backed all the way by President Roosevelt, were sucessfullly in opera tion before the world went crazy. So the Canadian-American declare tion for abolition of tariffs is a signi ficant straw in the wind.

In effect, the proposal would mean economic "union now" between the two largest counuit's inNorrh America. It is unlikely such a proposal would have been math but for the war. 1m portant thing is, however, that, if passed, it will have been in effect for some time when the war is over and will Hope Star Star of 1899; 1927, Consolidated January 13, 1979. Published every weekday after noon by Star PublfsWno Co. Inc.

CC. E. Palmer and Alex H. Woshburn) at Star bulWing, 212-214 South Walnut street, Hope, Ark. Altt.

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Commercial newspapers hold to I ln tne ncws columns to pro- I heir readers from a deluqe of space- memorials. The Star disclaims responsibility for safe-keeping or return of any unsolicited manuscripts. Answer to Cranium Crackers Questions on Page One 1. Frank Leahy succeeded Elmer Layden as Notre Dame University football coach, Feb. 3.

2. On Feb. John G. Winant was named U. S.

Ambasador to London, succeeding Joseph B. Kennedy. S.Alfonso, deposed king of Spain, renounced Spanish throne in favot-'of his son, Juan, on Feb. 13. 4.

Robert Minor on Feb. 24 became head of U. S. Communist Party, -succeeding Earl Browder, sent to prison. 5.

Anthony Eden and President Inonu conferred Feb. 28 on possible closer co-operation between Britain and Turkey. be on firm ground. It's indicated that the joint board's recommendation presages the end of the economic nationalism that grew up in the 1930's and culminated in the current conflict. In that decade nations competed to bulid the largest trade walls.

Secretary Hull and a few other long-range thinkers sought to halt the trend. They failed then, but the authors of the restrictive trade measures have been dargely discredited in the dem- orcracies since then. Men like Hull and President Roosevelt are in fort, and they aim to eliminate such saddle- directing the present war ef- barriers between all nations when peace comes. Before and After Tire Retreading Here's the change that comes over an old tire during a re- treading treatment. A New York tire shop attendant exhibits before-and-after samples.

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