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PAGE SEVEN PUBLIC OPINION, CHAMBERSBURG, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1 94 9 Hypnotism has been known for centuries, to the Persian magi and Indian yogis and fakirs, among others. The word "hymn was originally used by ancient i Greeks for a song or poem in honor of gods, heroes or famous men. -Hi CORRECTION i George N. Sites, of R. 4.

who was arretted by Stat police Tliur.s-; day evening at his home on a charge I of disorderly conduct, today took i exception to details of the account i of the incident carried in Fridavs Issue of this paper. He said police did not tackle him and wrnst a gun from his poes.Mon in an ovn hrld. Sites said he was in a mlik sited, i pouring milk from one container in A 3 to another, when he was apprehended. He added that the gun. an tin- Repeat from to end, work 2 more I spaces in end ch, with sc opposite se work spaces along other side of starting ch ending with sc in last ch.

Ch 2, turn, 2nd row Sc in first space, work ch-1 and 6C in each space, work ch-1 and sc in each space to 3 end spaces, inc 1 space in i each of these 3 spaces, work ch-1 and sr. in each space along other, side, ending with sc under turning chain. Ch 2. turn. 3rd rowWork spaces around, increasing 3 spaces round curve, Ch 2, turn.

Last row Work spaces evenly around. End off. ANKLE STRAP. Make 15" chain. 1st row Sc In 3rd ch from hook, 'ch 1, skip 1 ch, sc in next ch.

Repeat from until row is (14" long. Ch 3, turn. Work 2 more rows in pattern. End off. FINISHING Sew front piece to sole as illustrated.

Sew side pieces to heel section of sole so that center of curved end is at ankle bone. Wrap ankle strap twice around ankle and attach lower bracelet to wrong side of side pieces as shown. Tack at loaded rifle, and not a shotgun, was i in another compartmriil ot the shed i and not in his possession. '4 ix A 1 i 11 i i Si 4 i )' i i FOR Are you interested in a career as an X-ray speciaUM? This is Just one of riiore than 200 trades and i skills taught at U. S.

Army schools i -Aplv at your nearest Tj. S. Army and S. Air Force Recruiting Sta-! tion for completts details. CARD OF THANKS I I wish ti thnnk ny frlemln and i nelghl'ms for MHtr kimim." etui i vxprexfiions of sympathy the I time of the death ot inv tuishmi.

-5 1 tri Winter Expenses JmtntJiate, OnpJmXlal tni Struct Work without tension. 1st rnd Cn 5, sc to ring mesh made. Repeat from 4 more times, ch 5, sc in first mesh. 2nd rnd Ch 5, sc in tame mesh inc made ch sc in next mesh, ch 5, sc in same mesh. Repeat from around.

Mark beg of rnds. 3rd rnd 5 de in next sc shell made sc in next mesh 5, sc in next mesh. Repeat from ending with sc after th shell. 4th rnd Ch 5, sc in center of next shell, inc. 1 mesh in next mesh.

Repeat from until there are 6 increases. 5th rnd 6 Ch sc in next mesh, inc 1 mesh in same around ending mesh alter last increased mesh. 6th md Ch 5, se in next 'mesh, 'shell in next sc. sc in next mesh (shell should be directly between shells of first shell md), work mesh each of next 2 mesh. Repeat from around ending with sc after 6th shell.

7th rnd Ch 6, sc in next mesh, incs 1 mesh in same mesh, ch 5. sc in center of next shell, ch 5, sc in next mesh. Repeat irom around. 8th md Work ch-5 mesh around, ending with mesh directly above last shell of 5th rnd. 9th rnd 'Shell in next sc, sc in next mesh, mesh in each of next 3 mesh.

Repeat from around. 10th and 11th rnds Work 2 rnds mesh even ending with mesh directly over center of last shell. 12th rnd-Ani 6, sc in next mesh, 'shell in next sc, sc in next mesh, mesh in each of next 3 mesh. Repeat from around. Continue working alternate shells every 3rd rnd until cap Is desired depth (about 5'i" from center) ending with mesh rnd.

Next rnd Work ch 4 mesh around. Last rnd Sc in each ch and each sc around. SI st in next st. End off. Small Gold CluU-h Bag MATERIALS: Lurex etalllc cord, 1 tube.

Steel crochet hook No. 1. Lining material, buckram, 5" eip-per. Ch 40 (to measure 6V), then sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each remaining ch (39 sc). Do no turn but continue around: 1st rnd Sc in first ch, 'skip 2 ch, 5 dc in next center front crossing.

I carrtw. Iie.iutltul Hum I triliUK'S and! 1 for the of Kutomol'llpH. I ANN' IK dv. IliltrcTolLf 1 mtwtm WILSON CALENDAR RECEIVES APPOINTMENT The appointment ol A. E.

Fulleiton as vice president ol Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines In charcie ol operations has been announced by S. R. Sundstrom, president. Mr. Fullerton formerly was president oi Ohio Greyhound Lines.

Previously he was president oi Penn-Ohio Coach Lines, predecessor to Ohio Greyhound. He is a former vice president ol Buckeye Slaaes, acquired by Pennsylvania Greyhound In 1939. He served as assistant reqional manager lor Greyhound Lines at Pitls-burgh for live years beioie Joining Perm -Ohio Coach Lines in 1943. 3 March 2 11:30 A. M.

Nichols lecture, speaker, C. Allison Scully, Executive Vice President, Corn Exchange National Bank, Philadelphia: subject, "How Women Should Deal With Financial Thomson Hall. JULIA CAP Costs S2 to crochet at homo. Evening bag costs SI. Proves Wonderful For Itching Skin! To promptly soothe itching, and aid healing of Eczema, Rashes, l'soriasis, Ringworm, Pimples and similar sur- i face skin and itchy scalp irritations Chambersburfj, Pa.

Room 201 (Second Floor) 126 Lincoln Way Ea Phono 577 Waynesboro, Pa. 34 Woy-Pwn Bldg. 55-59 We Main St. Phor.et 577 Hall, Tuesday and Thursday, 8 to 10 Sunday, 3 to 5 P. M.

CROCHET HOOKS STUNG GOLD i -Bltpiy Iin uikui medicated invisible Zemo liquid is i linrl'it hv nmuvinff rer-nrri nf siitvfnui. i Its worth remtmbtring! Lincoln has btcn continouslysming this ana for our a dcctJtThtrt must It a rtason. The araucaria, curious free of South America, looks like a pine, but isn't, and wears its crown like an umbrella. Cireaselittsl Stainless! For stubborn cases use Extra a i Strength Zemo. New Lurex Yarn Enables One To Make Accessories at Pin Money Prices ROMAN SANDAL Hard soles available at notion counters, about $5.00.

sizes small, medium and large; ran be. worn indoors or outdoors. NOTE: Instructions are for small size. Changes for medium and large sizes are in parentheses. FRONT PIECE Starting at side edge ch 31 (33 35).

1st row Sc in 3rd ch from hook, 'ch 1, skip 1 ch, sc in next ch space made. Repeat from across. There are 15 (1617) spaces. Ch 2, turn. 2nd row Sc in first space, ch 1.

sc in next space. Repeat from ending with sc under turning ch-2. Ch 2, turn. 3rd row Repeat 2nd row. Ch 2, turn.

4th row Sc in first space, ch 1, sc in next space. Repeat from ending with sc in space before last sc dec made. Ch 2, turn. Repeat last row until only 5 spaces remain. Ch 2, turn.

Work 3 rows even. Ch 2, turn. Next row Sc in fii-t space, 'ch 1, sc in next space. Repeat from ending with sc under turning ch-2, ch 1, sc in same place mc made. Ch 2, turn.

Repeat from until there are 15 (1617) spaces. Ch 2, turn. Work 2 rows even. Ch 1, and work 1 row sc around shaped edge of one side only, holding in for toe shaping. SIDE PIECES (Make 2) Ch 17.

1st row-fic to 3rd ch from hook, 'ch 1, skip 1 ch, sc in next ch. March 48:15 P. M. Piano concert, elik Klitenic, instructor in music, Wilson College. Thomson Hall.

March 911:30 A. M. Contemporary affairs convocation, speaker, Miss Florence Peterson, director of department of social economy. Bryn Mawr College, subject, "Labor and the Public Interest." Thomson HalL March 11 7:30 P. M.

Student music recital. Thomson Hall. March 1311 A. M. Church service, guest minister, the Rev.

Dr. William B. Lamne, West Presbyterian Church, St. Louis, Mo. March 19 8:15 P.

M. "Little Women," a three act play presented by Kittochtinny Players, gymnasium. Admission charge. Exhibits: Facsimile reproduction to color of the two volume Ellesmere Manuscript of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales," and two volumes of "The History of Printuig in America" by Isaiah Thomas, printed In 1810, on display to commemorate the 200th "anniversary of the birth of Isaiah Thomas; John Stewart Memorial Library, weekdays: 8 A. M.

to 5:30 P. 7:15 to 10 P. Sunday. 2 to 5 P. M.

Don Quixote Spanish Tiles, Museum, Warheid A Famous 3E i i Sherwin-Williams CENTE ch, skip 2 ch, sc next ch shell made. Repeat from to end of row, I work 5 dc in end ch, then continue i around working sc opposite sc and shell opposite shell, ending with shell opposite first shell, then skip 1 st, sc in next st. 2nd rnd Shell i next (end) sc, 'sc center cf next shell, shrll in next sc. Repeat from around. Continue working i snell in each sc and sc in center of i each shell until bag is 4V deep (about 15 mds).

Next rnd Sc in': each of next 5 dc, skip next sc. Re- peat from around. Work 1 more rnd sc. SI set in next st. Ch 1, turn, Work ruffle: 1st rnd Sc "in same place as si st, ch 5, skip 2 sc, sc in next st.

Repeat from ending with 1 sc in first ch-5 loop at beg, of rnd. I 2nd rnd 5 dc in next sc, sc in next loop. Repeat from around. Join i with si st to beg of first shell. Ch 1, turn.

SI st to last sc md. Next rnd Sc in each st of last sc rnd. i Finishing Cut buckram interim- I ing to measure 5 "4" Cut double lining 64 Make double lining with buckram interlining, inserting zipper. Insert lining in crocheted piece and sew top of last rnd of shells to top of lining, allowing sc rnds to extend above zipper. Roman Sandal i MATERIALS: Elastic lurex metal- lie yarn of lastex, 3 cards.

i Steel crochet hook No. 1. i Wedge soles in black or neutral; i By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Fashion Editor There's a brand new gold rush of 1949, and smart prospectors are finding thp glitter stuff in hats, bags, dresses, coats, shoes and gloves. GirLs who are handy with the crochet hook or knitting needles can produce their own gold standard at pin money cost, with the new lurex yarn, an aluminum based metalic yarn now available in elas-ticized as well as cord form, for home needlework. The new yarn is washable, clean-able and non-tarnishing.

It works up quickly into such trick accessories as Jerkins, wesklts, gloves, belts, bags, lounging slippers and caps. Following are instructions for crocheting the Juliet cap, matching evening bag and sandal pictured here, as worked out by the Heirloom Needlework Guild: Juliet Cap (Symbols used in the Instructions mean the following: Ch, chain stitch; si st, slip stitch; sc single crochet; rnd, round; dc, double crochet. When the asterisk appears, continue working until directions refer you back to that symbol) MATERIALS Ela.stic lurex metallic yarn of lastix, 2 cards. Steel crochet hook No. 0.

Ch 12, Join with si st Into ring. IN Notice To All Employes By Acts S94 and 293 of the year 1945, the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania provides for the collection of personal taxes for man and hi wife from the employer. Such ilelmqupnt taxes are to be deducted from wages due the employes, plus extra costs and penalties as provided by this and prior arts. All delinquent taxes are due and payable on or before March IS, 1949. Therefore, be sure you and your wife's personal tejtea Ire paid.

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