The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 5

'HIUUSDAY, JUNK 11, 1U31 CLASSIFIED ADS Two cents 6 word lor flist Insertion fl llll ODD CCIlt uurd ror each tutKtqucJit n. No advi'fllJSCuHul for less Ihnu 50u. the words and seud taken Ciuuu Die I'hune 300 ruit KISNT 1'OJl 3 room flat, 1U1J West, Walsuit. DU-'IF KUHN1SHEH lor rent. 305 nautili.

I'-KU HOO.M AND meals, clean airy rooms. Mrs. T. B. Watson, 112 East Cherry Si.

Phouc 10p-kl8 WANTED prl. LVS, any ijiuuillly. MariJyu Hnl- ifocry, '210 K. 1'ourtli St. BC-U'F Vi: PAGE FIVB Bmilli, WANTED Family washings or Kt-nera! housework, Mrs.

Dora Jl'JZBll, 18th SI. TI WANTED Hay lo bale. C. C. 'li, Plione BU7 or I502-F2.

(j-UC-TF bchool girl, 16 old, white, ni'iU and capable, desires employment as nurse girl or for (jeneral housework. Write Uox Courier News, or Phone Mrs. Joseph at 304. 10P-K17 a ToNjiv unit hU rlujjr- nltf, hrr biilr-kUliT. IHKXfc; Tin- Inllrr I.

riirluu. liken anil a crtnlrnct. lu fottftt her liuLhi-lrnK luvr lir fiulnx In lini-llr, mil, IfAV- 1.IIUI). Irene 1m Her) I. Tumiik) 1 nuiil djrt nnj lu' IOKTH Job jrnil tiiotiv? fliriiueli lirr ilu-lr nl.

Xlhrii hrr In Mm In Oi-hiuiir Tommy lirjvlly nrnl jolui, vvIL Ili-ryl llnda Ultii nnd lo rhci-r him up. l-Vnrlns Mi-ol "III cjtiunt ULT ill-fell, nwiijr ami ilj iiuli-il Hcrj'l licsHutc-it nu Hisi.inl. tlior. salil casiinlly, "Ik-llo. How arc roil?" Irene knew Ilicn Ilial Hcryl hrnl not wnnlcil licr lu come "AII-I 1 tlituk," filie said to hcrscll, "Ilial, vrlts I I can BUCSS tlic reason." ill ri 11( "Manui (ells me you drove Tommy tn gcliuol." V( sivcclly 'rnrniny I'm fihul lie clatliie wllli ihoso tuviid Larhln boys." lieryl loukc-cl lur inn Mrs liverctl iivulikil tliiuro.

"llOW i3 (ill)lunl? 1 li-itnl Irene cliil nut ansuor tt'-ryl sensed icnslou In the nimosi.licrc Slio loolicil inriuirinsly firm lu tlic ollior. Imt nn iivi juj illtornnlion about (jilyloid. linl nn lu any silly quarrv'. lioluviMi; iluhiiy refreshed In tlio tier nuil liur liusband. Ynu flnd oni i Kf niotlier grcsv wmi licfure In.ia vvlml ulie left lihn always fccnied lo look tired, he ailili-d, ndilresplne Ills wife.

Still silio did not nuil I roiilil not even set tier to KS. KVK11CTT sot nil lo no to. 'cave tho lionso for rlilo wllli linr tial Ilic on i ani1 To i.v on Sumlays. licr u-ar-slRlncd fare not suti Mr. Kvi'icll tnllonril lici KVKIlKTr.

awaro of icli-rtiil 'f. wllli anxtiiiu I'l 6 niiu-oriinui "l.ci's fuce it." Hcryl en Id lo Irtne. was Blannrlily loynl to wearily wlii'ii lie lurncil uach ravurllc. llcnk'il (lie round iur- "II It's serl.ins lireals nc Ho? nad iilaiineil In honor of ittipn licr.i- ninl (iaylin-d we cnn'i dnnsMer Ifhc anil Ivene nsil Mulhr-r will tier It. asm-il was lo refuse all And wo've yoi lo llitnh slic wss LOST AMD FOUND police dog'about 8 old, without collar.

Notify Pat O'Bryimt at 37 before P. si. or Hotel Noble after Q. 10O-K11 KnpiM Alpha' pin, set in pearls with rttby point. Reward.

Call 47. P-K-ia Closing Stock Prices A. T. Anaconda Copper Caterpiller Tractor Chrysler Cities Service Coca Cola Continental Baking General Elertric (Jeneral Motors Montgomery Ward New York Central Packard Radio Corp Simmons Standard of N. Texas Corp U.

S. Steel 163 22 1G7 23 16 12 H5 11 40 35 19 17 7 15 13 35 20 01 1-4 New Orleans Cotton NEW ORLEANS, June 11 (UP) closed very steady. Open High Low Close S34 860 8J4 B5U U73 895 873 89-1 858 019 837 flll 000 323 008 928 031 050 031 950 Irene broke tbe silence by to lier led and crying to Her timlln-r lu tiru ken accents. "1 cnr't llnvi-jsih ili of ce-iitHituns at Hie store." "It'a 1:0 use." Everett said help leffly: "I'm licked." "Xo. yr.u're jiot." Heryt "1 lliink we caii of tlio delicatessen of thu busl Individual effort counts toi cvci'yihitiK Uiere.

There'll line woiiirn In the house as ICIUK a-, survive can ilo Hie rtio away Trom tlicso iiilfhl lier. Meryl's Littcinv-iH to 1 1 rasler fur her muthcr ivere liy 'Ills atilnidu. Meryl lind aiTct'tcd a cau-tr love. MIC iliat fnr love, mill lazily. rnnti iii tin' n.v wi'i'ii Tin: STOKI CHAI'TlOll XXXVIII uoddc-d in atjrcenicn "Vos." tie said srttnly.

"I KUCSS she will, iiut she must bave known stepfather lop looked tsn Voll bc if fieryl s.n Ihe cl.alr ovcr yl 1 Ir -l a nH Va 18 I' 1 W1 I cr I cmplj plate before her aslilc. lnl llc I'd ucver atnouiit to much. That's llic reason sbe threw me over prob ably" "Never amount lo much?" Hcryl flashed angrily. "You've como through that's what counts." Tommy disasrecd. "You're re Bponsihlo for what I've done, can't lake any credit." Hcryl shook her bead In denial.

"Don't believe tliat." slie Eald earnestly. "I simply askeil you to make good on a debt I felt you owed me. and you did it. You deserve all the credit for that. But 1 hope you don't feel it's accessary to your Eolf-rospcct to bave anyone's ap proval." "No," Tommy said slowly.

Isn't Beryl, tremulous am easer, felt hope die as her ci patiion hesitated for words. He went on ILcn to talk of other things and did not mention Irene again. Deryl could not knovr wlial it meant to him to think ol meet- ius his sweetheart as onolbcr man's wife. She worried over Tommy all the way home, forgetting to prepare 'lerselt far her meeting' wilb her 'sister. The family were still al tbe dinmr table when she arrived Srciie cMrt not rise to greet ter Her marie a trctfnl move- meiit.

"Now ilou'l ir.kc that ior.fi." slic began, but her Intsliand. had decided to evjiightcn Hcryl. cut her short. "Tell her! Mottier at Itcnic." Tlio prospfcl of having Irene Hie slore did not ideasc but he taid and thereby Fr.vcd lilmsc-lf Tell her!" be. brc-nlli.

for Irene rcfuseil claimed vociferously. "Let liei take! Ilevyl's place there. IIIUL-II clearer. IKMIO unnicd t'oiiiiny. nn doutjt lit tt A'li: .1 rlinrl wlille.

she said. 3'ie 1 islrii IK; divoi-ccil (liiylf.r 1 1 to liiki" news sliiiiucd Mrs. I ill it dtil mure lo It It anyway slio wants to. It's Dad: Tlic thonslit of facliiK Ihe Incaij piii.g. Fgilinth r.

away In enough (or you to encourage liicj public "sluuily aiinllill-ilcil Iiii 3i Hi radiant peacn 1:3.1 I liltlo but yon expect and tier inollicr sluodliy tier Irtni: found In nclilevini; sal everyone else lo sympathize wllti ilic Bald, told her UihiKS about IH-I Hon. It tortured her anil umilo life Unylortl tli.it alie couldn't' every thoiiBlit an acliliiR In repeat. The poor child had sutlerca: her tired intrid. lerriiieally. (Jaylurd liod Desn e.iurl| Khe walled In an of drt.id lo her In the extreme.

Mi hud ues ror Tommy to understand an slio Irene would liave litm lui'lcr- and corn- OUR BOARDING HOUSE "ft' PAUGH-TER ofFicER TterT-Tev, is ki-ffv CRAShl -THERE AU'D ier. Mrs. Everett flushed angrily 'Your own daughter!" ahrEllc-d at him. "For heaven's sake." Beryl pleaded. "What is the matter?" "I'll tell you," her stepfather do-.

clared excitedly. "That tcalher- brained Irene has left ber husband. That's what's tho matter!" "Left him." lieryl repealed Incredulously. "What for?" 'That's something she luan'l lected her and lita jealousy was mi oiidurablc- Iierj'l listened (o this rccKal tvlUi her tonguo In her check. Mr tlvcrett wns made to t'ccl a brute wlien he flared to question il.

To quiet him his wife told tiim In private that she thought Irene would forgive. Qaylord tho same." Inj mistake. to read ihu wclcoinlng fmllo on Lrone'fl ns Jrenc would linve him ren tl it, vca I i zc. aa I re .1 u'ould liavc him ruallzo, that (nu awtelncss. tlic gentleness.

clutig nlioni hrr Illcc a soft was admission ot lime. And what coutil they do Turn her out of (he house? No, they couldn't do that. It was a lovely Ibis crushed iuuocence. Ibis air of gentle uobly home which Irene Inn! deigued to loll us." Mr. Kverctt replied with an accusing look at hi? wife.

"She said cho couldn't talk about It and your mother ber." "You could giro her time," Mrs Everett "Time! I've a right to "Mother's rlglit, Cad," lieryl said soothingly. "Thero aro things you can't talk about" "Well." Mr. Everett I her limo at the store, suspected L'cryl did know. Ireue stayed to become a poor, pill adopted. It was Imprcsslvo lu ful, heart-broken child, leu lirtd lojsavc Iteryl who saw through II as do anything lint rest from the- Ihrounh a pane of clear Rlass.

"awful ordeal" slic'd been through Irene Mrs. Everett Insisted when Beryl; (luestioncd her lliat Irene "'as with (lie housework and the cook-' rt Touimy. She knew this, ing. Bui Beryl, who spent ol I -he iiioio-somcatni; Mi.T- BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES LKAVK 1TTO By knew licr sister it. She knew Hint IJcrvl ot Licr real feel In us tn subsiding a trine, "I won't lier! lue truth, for Irene always looked (Tn lie Ojultnneil) Jul Oct DC: Jan Mar May steady at 843, up 20.

New York Cotton NEW YORK, June 11 ton eluded iirm. Hirjh Low Close Jul Oct. Jan Mar May Dec 830 859 893 DOS 030 028 950 048 9GS 89V 921 83 874 DOS D2G 047 897 S5B 895 930 941 967 910 steady at 8C5, up '20. Fruit Jar Bank Found Solvent SILOAM. SPRINGS, Arkansas, lUI') Thu lalo Dr.

John Doss truii jar bank huo been found solvent. Shortly before his death recently Dr. Lioss toM his legal representatives that he liad a .111:11 of inor.ey hidden hut did not reveal ils whercatouis. A revealed 51,302.50 in a buried fruit, jar. BV ISRAEL KLEIN will not beconiii gaseous befo'-c it Science Editor, NliA Scn-ic: reaches the cylinders.

As soon as warm weather niotorUts besin to a new carburetor c-nginers, fuel pumn trouble dnvrng, something that dKijners, moior engineers and "el had never arisen in former sum- 1 Fuel engineers have boen devot-1 the motor causing volatilization in ins much of their research to cor-: the fuel line bafore the gas reaches rcction of this fault. But they find; the carburetor, they need as much co-operation of I the automotive designers, as their i In the meantime, all that the mo- own group, for ii'iprorcmcnt of the I lorisi can is get a low tempera- long drive, especially when the I where en the American continent, weather is hot. tidal storms have soused If the automobile manufncturer the novel beach, sweeping to tea warns against using any but a the iiiishiS tunas ami now Can- highly volatile, "inocklcbs" fuel, shore Is strangely silent, the alternative is to put a sbcet of asbestos between the engine and the fuel system In order to ward oif the heat from the motor. Navy Officer's Daughter In 25 Different Schools Storms Still Soprano Voice of Singing Beach MANCHESTER -BY -THE SEA. lUP) soprano voice or Singinj Beach has been stilled by savage storms.

For years natives of this seaside resort had pointed with pride you want to nllcnd SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. lUP) Madelchu Hsuisen is one of Ihe most sLu- tienls in the United Stales. The daughter Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry Hansen has attended 25 diffcren schools lu this county, Hawaii and Guam. Germany, (UP) Tire rector of Heidelberg Uni- M-ibHy christened new glider ul the Heidelberg Aviation Untcn with its ouii clement, pouring a Ulass ot liquid air over its as symbolic of its service.

ti CM tie CHEST? sniiiTwaeS -g THAV1KST5 situation. Vapor lock, or gas lock as some term it, may be recognized by any driver when, after a long run in hot weather, he hears his engine sputter and die out even when there's plenty of gas in the tank. Or, after such a run, the engine fails to idle and stalls. Or, allcr a period of idling, the engine picks lip unevenly. What happens in any case is a 1 volatilization of the fuel, causing I a gas pocket in the furl line, be- tore it reaches the inlnkj fold.

The result is choking off. of the fuel and stoppage of the I gine. I This condition, strangely enough, is due to the effort of both motive and fuel engineers to rive motorists much better product? I tahn they had heretofore. The fnsi- 'er running, higher compression motors we bave today require a more volatile fuel for efficient operation. Both engine and fuel arc trjmcn- cimis improvement.

But both together form the jcull problem of vapor leek. For Ihe I modern engine runs hotter than jever nnd the new fuels tauarlz: I more quickly. motors today make use the fuel pump. This also has lo cp', crate at a much higher Fprcd it would have to with the slower I speed motors ot former years. Run highly volatile fuel through a fast operating, heated pump and i the result ir, volatilization of (he even before it gets lo tr.e c.ir- i burctor.

Fuel, to be cflcclivc. has I to remain liquid aficr it passes through the carburetor jet. and even there It must come out as a fine spray, still imvotaillizcd, still not a gas. It is only when the fuel in- ijecled inio the cylinder that it should become gaseous. The problem, therefore, lies in I providing a highly volatile fuel that lure fuel when planning to go on the symphonic sands which, when walked upon, gave forth a musical hum perhaps unparalleled else- schools," she remarked, "just the daughter, or son, or a FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS cm 60RBV fiW 1 MA.

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