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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

% BEDROOM FURNISHED APT. or house
fer n'ov at l tsv mes sa d f9F Government
WAsHINGToN BusINEss EXECUTIVE de.
sires to rent 3 or bedroom house. un-
furnished pT fsss or country nsT sf or
6EGHSrLY h0 SEE aG nm unia1
northwest. JOHN MCNEIL, Ri. 2, Fair
Uni uNfGRN. HOUSE. within 10 blk. radius
care of; up to $3.50 2 month. rent always
on the oR ine Ro Go 5 6str or Pu Sc
vance vance, best sHI reference. IA. 1857. s:
MARINE IT. COL: and wife need e.bed.
will take good care Of premises; will pay
up e $40 psE month Phone UN 9 hons
sood oeson TIrenty nesded
permanent washington family best ref
erences. OR, 0320.
ARMY OFFICER, wife, oS-year-old son.
house or 2-bedroom apartment: NV: or
Silver Spring. excellent references from
sig5 Re- $780, Ext IN 74es I 6efors
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR, family Of four
AIR sG FoRcE M a1 RE Tetara aa from
Ssss mseds twobe s house. fur
nished Call DI. ALSO. Ext. s03 on Sat
ur rdss or or s Sunday. Weekdays call o. SE
MED MED. OFFICER desires . or 3 b.r. fur
nished house or apt; prefer Chevy Chase;
but any. desirable neighborhood; good
tour duty here; up e sIss. Phone MAJ.
St, Fl Sum On to lease with option
to buy. house with suitable blogs.. on
or . acres in unrestricted suburban area,
suitable for operating dog kennel. Box
REsPoNSfBLE COUPLE and son, Is. must
have holse or ant. furn- or unturn, oy
E ESf aaso 'e or Elk ot s4oo O. Ext iea. '
NAVY COMMANDER needs three-bedrccm,
unfurnished house: can exchange Tor
similar one; good location. San Francisco
a aPs I or HOUSE, furnished or un-
furnished. wanted by retired officer. Box
FACE FACE E SisE in two weeks, must have
2-3 bedroom house, unfurn. permanent.
NAVAL al" OFFICER. perm. duty: needs 3
bedrm.. e-bath. furn. Or partly furn. house,
vi Fl NV GoWXs sSh ST. 1 o5FFic1aL wants
Northwest: good references. OR. 1918. Ga
NAVY. CPo desires 2-bedroom house or
iP and fpF T. 8 Box sn iosIY s sas
ETRSsBED von,tx psdfooms s Shsxg
fsssaahisf:Nl w WAsHINGToN COUPLE de-
sires finely furn house in suburban wash
ington, nearby Yirginia or Maryland: no
sh To ROOM S R Rouse seeG H hy Sill
yer Spring or vicinity. MA: 1870.
MINISTER, wife and ,well-trained child
apartment Phone Me. 1920.
PERMANENT Government oficial will pay
substantial rental for or 4 bedroom,
unfurnished house in NV or Montgomery
County; long term lease desired; excellent
references Call Sligo 6772. r.
NATIVE WASHINGTONIAN, permanently
stationed here. Navy lieutenant. Just re-
turned from overseas. wife and infant
must have 2-bedroom house or apt, fur,
nished or unfurnished: prefer NV. Call
1T. w L. BROWNE WI. 221S. z.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPS, AZ months. Axe reg, excel
y sTtb sEsSfeE Arc r. Sf fss
NEIs, sH. 77ss. See id telephone d.
BLACK COCKER spANIELs, 8 weeks old,
mae: $50. female, s45.. CHI. 1891. 49,,
ENTER aSIriJ YoER poG. Axe sh mys AhS
COCKER SPANIEL, female, golden color,
3 mo-; sugartown and Red Brucie breed
ing IN, must be sold this week, S35. dDu.
COCKER SPANIEL. black. female, pedi-
greed. L Y years old. stud service; black
son Of Champion Try cob's Candidate.
COCKER, female. months. registered,
white and brogn; reasonable to some one
GERMAN POLICE DOC, male, II mos. old:
iistemper shots. friendly, good watchdog;
sF Rssf Ten saf aSs Weeks old
FROZEN MEATmHome delivery of Gov
W unratgned meat for al
accounts and customers AMMAN FROSTED
FOODS; Ashton, Md, Dog Food Division
DoGs, hns coon; ] ySgng bird s,, d9g -
Al STUD J Boston 9 .5 terrier. pedisreed.
BOXER, female, 10 months old, excellent
ranadaHnht eth
in pedigrees:: excellent for breeding; owner
6snT ps al sSss
2 months old: Large selection; stud service
cANARIEs, beautiful young males, guayan-
s sFnete 70 sssnnbs .J cages WIN osinef' men
PARAKEETs, 8 to 8 weeks old, easily
trained. adult birds also. all colors; cages.
COCKER COG r PuPPIEs, 10 weeks. black males
and females; lovely, healthy. home raised
pon red dd ter Axe
Pe a11t h. Br as hSD st. All, Va. csI
Gil !;d., s25S week ENDS and evenings or ma
BoxERs-AKC.. champion; puppies 9 sss
ana yFRrops Tas
one male, two females. Emerson O2l6
B hsN Sm aE III H. female. brndle sne
broken; $50. MI o245.
winner pups; to 4 months. Falls Church
sCoTTIE. black, Thoroughbred. female, 81:
months old. healthy: very reasonable fol
sSSs fGn spA IA P1GPprEs 4 thorough
SALE slia boas ssai breeds. fox terrier
% s rss1sss cos s. each wre 3 T peo aSand
country or who have fenced yards; 1 kit.
ten to give away. ia, 4434
BOXER PUPS, 8 new filters, champion
bred fawn and brindle. Pick your choics
pup now. WA. 1918.
HOUNDS pr. coon and opossunl, males
reasonable. CHAS. r. JONES. 1857 Walker
| Mill I'd. Wash. 10. q.
weeks, registered, Royal Kid strain. 361:
18th st. NV. Columbia S76S. 7s
ysars oId sist mos
Directions: Ray I'd. between New Hamp
ave. and Riggs I'd. Chiilum. Md. THOMAS
GUIDE FARM
IRISH TERRIER. male, 8 months old
champion. Woodley 1914
FOX TERRIERS. g. for sale. reasonable
Call Sundays. WI. 17lp.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA.

CHEVERLY. MARYLAND - Large master
sentile couple: s45. uN. oia4. 8.
NEAR MD. UNIYERsITY-Clean, warm.
ences exchsn BOX 45-Y, Star. 20
WANTED, > girls to share double room,
twin beds; breakfast and dinner Gil.
5s9s N. cARLIN SPRING RD-pouble
$50 month: no drinking Me PASS.
COLLEGE PARK, MD, 4701 Fordham I'd.
Room and breakfast. 81 per week; for
one person: on Transportation. UN. 4125.
NEARBY MD, Is min. from Capitol by
auto; delightful double room in modern.
quiet home tCatholic). kitchen privileges
II desired. extra room for child availa ble:
owner furnishes TRANSPORTATION to town
daily: references exchanged. WA. 4034. u
ARLINGTON-Large front room, single or
double: private home: near bus; employed
ss snssRanF t GH 3ssS ROOM lady op,v
$50 mo; kitchen, lapndry privileges: $50
CHEVY CHASE, 1928 Morrison st. nv
Large, comfortable double room. convenient
to Bureau of Standards and Bethesda Naval
Hospital, by Mckinley cross-town bus
use of phone; 2 men. S45: l man, $50,
STUDIO ROOM, private bath. semiprivate
entrance. in handsome country home, L
mile from Pentagon; references required;
SINGLE ROOM with large closet, for gen
tlemen: convenient bus service to Arlington
Hall and Pentagon; gentle home. OK.
1850
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHsp.

EXCLUSIVE 4-bedroom home, 4724 18th
st: NV: recreation rooIa, library. maid $
screened porch; partly furnished; $3.50
monthly Phone Ii. 1860 or GE. 3629
Open for inspection Sunday, 1870 to $50
EDGEM0OR, MD.-Beautiful fve-bedroonl
home. unfurrished, S225 a month: must
be straight two-year lease. z. N. FRY
INC, 7240 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. WI
$40.
5.2i MANNING PL. N.W.-Briarcliff, re-
stricted. $40 per month unfurn., det.,
brick and stone, practically new: very COM
Portable, bedrms., baths, recreation nm.
servants quarters, attic, b.-i. garage
storm windows. good transp. Woodley
0441 between 3 and 6.
low; auto. heat, basement; can be rentee
as apt; Sl10. IL am. to 3 pm. only.
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CLEAN SINGLE BOOM. next bath; close
yate home. ne; $25. MI. 1882. 1903
S Hsas =. NEEWl,sToN ST. N.E.-rurnished stu
dio room, $40 week: Apply ans, time.
1898 STAPLES ST. N.E.--Large double rm.,
private entrance. for gentlemen; unlim.
10 caASSING ST S N.E.9Nice single front
room, S25 month. Ho. OS6s.
1900 ST. N.E.-Priyate family; shower,
continuous hot water; double or single;
S5 each FIR 3416 ~
1908 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Front room.
twin beds. c.h.w.. l block bus, 25 min.
sowntown; $50 mo; NO, 4894.
1907 FRYING ST NE.-Beautiful twin. bed
Te s0na H $780, nssa ssr ' sna
ess 81 81. t N.E.1Larse front room, sla
week; small single front room, So week;
5 blocks Union Station, convenient to
transpeit ation. Apply Apt. 5:
3S1S goth ST. N.E.-Two girls, nice clean
room, twin. beds, near bath. phone and
laundry PRIVILEGES; nice neighborhood: l
1883 JACKSON sT.~dirl. nice room,
double or single: laundry and phone privi-
legss; l block stgeetcar; $40 double; S2s
RIyERsIDE DRIVE. EOS 3srd ST. NE
Bright, cheerful room, next to bath; for
CoLORED-314 X ST. N.E.--Room for re-
fined gentleman, S25 month. Call after
coLoRED-55o 2Ist pL. N.E.-Large
s sssb T Ef s5 So married couple; So week
C esSi1 $50 9th ST. N.E.-Neatly fur
nished room for / girl. Sc week.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 5-room house in Land
over Hills for small apt. in Wash; NV,
preferred: furniture to be sold including
Westinghouse refrigerator, excel. cond.
$425; children optional. Phone ME. 1900
WILL EXCHANGE apt. in Baltimore, 8
rooms BATH for similar or large apt,
Warrington. MI. 2105.,
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt. in up
per Manhattan. New York, at Park Ter
race; for l or bedroom apt. IN nice saen NV
N. z. C.-3-rm. apt. wanted in exch. for
modern, sunny, 3-rm. apt. In Sc. d. C.
TR. l240 ewes. or Box .464-V. Star.
WANTED girl to share modern apt
with 8 gentle girls; 5 rooms and bath,
single beds; expenses. $40 month. 1872
18th pl Sc. Ii. S715.
WILL EXCHANGE, $50 rental. 2.bed-
ROOM bungalow. furnished or unfinished
IN Arlington, for unfinished or PED.
Md. Sligo 7I51 re
EXCHANGE modern unfurn. 3-rm. apt.
suburban, for similar In NV 40S7
MINI. ave. Sc, Apt. 30: S5S. ~
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

and ior. distance. No JOB too large and
ARE you MovING?-Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving-day problems; packing, transport
tation and rtorage;. many years OF ex-
perience have made us specialists in
handling your household effects: come in
and let US talk it over. Phone Ii. 1884 or
Ii 1859. 41S Fla. ave, ne, Room ZIG
ing done at your convenience, day or night;
reas. rates. (White.l CO. .94S3 26s
GENERAL HAULING = Haul eyerything
night or day. Carl EARL, DI. 1888. s.
HARRY's TRANSFER-Haulin and de-
livery service Of any type. day or might;
and reliable. Phone MA. O776.
GENERAL HAULING. day or night. JOHN
GLOVER, DE. $3.50.
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. DELMAN,S
MOVING s. STORAGE CO. IA. 1887. -
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ROOMS WANTED.

PROTESTANT GENTLEMAN wants room
monthly. near 14th and X SITS. Box
ouIET ELDERLY MOTHER desires bed
room, kitchen, bath unit, preferably near
18th and streets NV; permanent. Box
4S6-X. Star. p"
TWO STUDENTS at Georgetown Medical
desire large, quiet bedroom, study facili-
ties, wholesome breakfasts and suppers in
q congenial. refined home; will pay well FOR
such accommodations. Call Ordway 0234.
WANTED q single room in q refined private
home by Filipino young man. single. re-
f nInSs ee Gle 7 srsYausstts sr
SINGLE ROOM desired by well-educsted.
quiet. gentle young lady. with or without
board Phone MI. 0SSl. r"
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room In
Northwest section. close in; does not drink
or smoke, never out late, closes doors soft
~ iSo Gtar 20
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ROOMS FURNishEp-s.E. and s.w.

ROOMS FURNiSHED-S.E. and S.W.
1918 TALBERT ST. S.E.-Completely fur
nished room. full size bed. next to BATH
in quiet private home, $50 month; gem
tleman; good transportation. Ii. 1865.
1901 GAINESVILLE ST. Sc. Double,
newly furnished room. $40; garage avail
able re
1879 3Ist ST. s.E.-singIe room. private
bath; in quiet he heme: prefer employed lady:
2IS 9th ST. S.E.-FurnisheC room for
rent: gentleman preferred: S35: / block
of Navy Yard car. FIR. 1895.
a8Oa NAYLOR RID. Sc, Apt. 1880 a
month. near bath. conveniently located.
3i55 MISSIONER DRIVE s.E.-Double
room, private family: nicely furnished
S45 month. AT. 5000.
ST. NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Two
nice sleeping rooms; l single, So week; l
double, $40 week. FIR. 500.
1859 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Nicely fur
nished room. bus service at door, unliIn-
tied phone; $40 month.
231D QUE ST. S.E.-Front double room
in detached home; nicely furn.: next bath;
convenient transp.; single, $35; double.
HILLcREsT. a2l1 send pl. se-single
furnished room, private detached home
convenient transportation: $50. IL 1S41
COLORED--732 3rd ST. S.E.-Neatly fur
nished room for 2 refined employed girls;
no cooking: S25 double TR 5707
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - 4-family
modern apt. bldg, 3s-ft, front, specially
Govt. park, good ne. location: rents.
81, S32 year; price, S17,500: $4,000 re-
CURED. LAKEWOOD VILLAGE. INC, own
ers. 1106 Vt. ave. NV. ME. 17l7.
21OO BLOCK CALIFORNIA ST. MIA
unit, clean, we'll planned and financed.
1900 block Euclid st. :w-6o-unit,
fireproof, corner bldg. JEROME S. MUIR
RAY, 1881 @ st. NV. RE. 2460 and MI.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

m PRIVATE HOME, for employed mother
and two quiet daughters, ages and ~;
afternoon care OF younger child: North
west; St. AIMS Parish pref. EN-. 1884.
BY OCT :. in vicinity Of Mt. Alto
Veterans Hospital by young lady. Call
TR. 1887 after pm. g.
ROOM AND BOARD Tor mother and in
tan family by NOV lst DI. 1896. e
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

S-ROOM APARTMENT TO share with an
other lady: $50 Call OR. 1880 between
COLORED-FURN. APT, Arlington. Va,
S55, iplus, share of gas and electric; z
separate fenced yard: prefer veteran de-
sirous Of compensation for painting, etc.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ONLY $500 DOWN buys nicely. furp.
storm windows, full basement; lot 50x125
IT., blk. bus: or will rent for S115 mo-;
avail. Oct. 10. Falls Church 12S4-J.
119 w. Greenway blvd, Falls Church, Va.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHrp.

ton free to responsible party with dry
cleaning and laundry experience; also
commission on business. Box l24.V, Star.
D.. C, trent, S47. 5O). for 3 or bedroom
apt. or house New. York City vicinity,
snSat ssS mo By Ss7 ar sts go available
to quiet. permanent. middle-aged couple:
Takoma, d. c.; . blocks to stores. street.
car and Rus service Write Box 13-V, Star
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplsce wood.
wood; guaranteed full cord. Sligo 271g.
FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned: immedi-
ate delivery; S21 cord. COLONIAL COHD-
MOON co DALE
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and record changer, bands, in mahogany
finished case, Al condition. Sl5g; BendlS S
Tsiaes Church n e s75s i'0 'DHOlF
RADIO, Ito tube RcA Victor. table mod
Ell; cost S9950; will sell for S32. so. AT.
RAD,io-7-tube 1889 model, table Apt
46, 1928 r st. NV.
RADIoNzenith 1o.tube automatic adi,.I phone ono
RADIO I'd AZ d HsaSs t Ss0ipst sas5
RADIO, modern RcA table model push
button; Magic Eye, iong and short wave.
RADIo@capehart 81 Farnsworth comb.
radio and, .phonograph armchair model,
R 96 oondtS5s SdS RscaV With h4'
for use, with television: ,s-tqbe RcA; 10
e sRoH FH si25; any Hammaiund eommuniea-
tions receiver, super pro special, Ii tubes,
best ofTer over $3.50. 81. 2416.
mster soeeTns ir ears seEas out S
REbssSop sF ga RE "a AB fSa5 rigid
wood. dark oak stained and vanished
44x31 by Is inches deep with open back
for 1s-ineh speaker; reasonable FR. S 5l4S'
Gov. Winthrop desk, mahog. dining suite
fax wheel bedroom suite dishes rugs etc
REFRIGERAToR, electric, Norge, s Gu. TT.
REFRIGERATOR, electric, recently recon-
ditioned; reasonable. 419 9Th st. s.w.
RIFLE, 90, with scope, ammunition and
case Cali after 6 pm, IL 1920.
ROCKER, platform; Heywood Wakefield,
solid maple, $40. blue Lawson sofa, $40
large maple armchair, $40; Administer rus
6x9, $50: floor lamp, S4. WO. 6187. n
RUGS, Oriental, two. 6.2x3.6, good con
titioh, clean; no dealers. Ii. 3211. g.
RUG, ex12. and pad. blue and rose floral;
blues tapestry Davenport r pig Ssl No. OAK
RUGS, American ORIGINALS, sx12,, 3x5
genuine sisals (blue), 8xl0, 4x7 and 3x5
RUG. domestic tI. Oriental, ex1a; mapl,
chest Of drawers, dishes, cooking utensils
SAFES-Round door. burglar-proof type
taking, very low INSURANCE rates; nsw
several sizes. THE sAFEMASTERS CO.
1904 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. 707o.
SAFE and counter bookkeeping unit, modern
steel. 10 #. wide, walnut finish, excellen
condition; will be sold separately or 81
unit. THE SAFEMASTERS CO., 1904 Pa
sATEs VOW AVAiLABLE-New. moderl
capinet-type safes, wall safes, money. chests
SAFE CO., 1927 Eye st. NV, RE. 1850. g.
SEWING MACHINE, electric, Singer, GOO
for tailor: perfect condition, Tailor shop
1901 New jersey ave. NV. Open sunda'
till noon. a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

preacher, kin you baptize me? !
want 10 be sure TO go TO Heaven"
He took her 10 Turkey Crick and
baptized her. She was happy and
said, Nov got me4a clean conscience
fer the first time since l was 15."
The twoswalked back up the trail
together. He left her at her shack.
AS he started away he heard her in
the shack singing hymn. A sincere
and touching incident, this. But the
mountain people, when they read II
in the book, were mad. Said II didn't
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

give a fair picture of them. Butshe
had been absolutely honest and truth.
full. For that is a deep and abiding
trait of dishonesty and sincerity.
One year he walked 1868 miles
more than the distance across the
United States - and preached 252
times. Yet some ministers think
they're going strong il they preach
50 times in a year. In fact, few do.
II was the true things Rev. Mr..
Howard told in his book that made
the people mad. They said he ought
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
BY HOMER CROY
Noted Novelist

-HE moral of this Is: Don't write
a book about people you know.
Especially IL you tell the truth.
Here's a man who wrote that kind
of book.
Meet the Rev Mr.. Guy Howard
who was the most popular, the best
Mpved man In the Ozark Mountains OF
Missouri He was known as The
Walkin' Preacher Of the OZarks.' lie
wrote book with that title. published
by Harper Il Brothers II then he sho
nuf walked himself into a mess of
trouble, as they say in the OzarkS.
He was living in Gainesville, Mo,
and expected to stay there the rest
of his life. But as soon as the book
popped, trouble popped, too. In fact,
things got so unpleasant that he had
10 leave Gainesville and light some
where else-as they say down Ozark
way. He retreated 10 Branson, Mo
Yet he had done more for the
people of the OZaTkS than any other
person who has ever lived. He would
walk more than 1900 miles a year
going from mountain church 10 noun
tain church. preaching to the people
He buried the dead, married couples
One couple was so poor that the
groom pdlu MN WIFI NAM VII
boy! Wouldn't that be nice todayD
Here's the sort Of thing he told
in his book-and he says every word
is true
One day he get ~eFd that Granny
Harper, livin' in certain holler,
wanted to see him. He must come
alone and must tell no one where he
was going. The woman met him al
the door and said "Set, preacher.
The preacher set.
II reckon l kin trust you TO keep
a secret?"
You can"
This Is the story she unfolded.
Her mother had died when the girl
was Is. One day, after the mother
had died, the father said TO the girl:
you look just like yer Ma and I'm
a.goin' 10 have you for my woman
from now on. We're goin' TO move TO
a new section an II you ever tell
Manybody you amt my woman, I'll
have to kill you"
And that's exactly what happened.
They moved TO a new section and
started life over. They had IL chill
dren. all healthy and normal. Her
sin was on the woman's mind, so she
had sent for the walkin' preacher to
confess. This she did, then said,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

not tell such things, because it gave
the wrong impression OF the Ozarks.
Yet he had not meant TO reflect on
them. He was depicting life as he
found 1t among the hill people.
Another example,: A pretty 20
year-old Ozark girl married, against
her fathers wishes, young OZarker
with a dark background. A few
weeks after their wedding the hus-
band was convicted of bank robbery
and sentenced to 40 years in the pen
itentiary. The girl went home and
confessed her mistake and asked her
parents if she might return TO them
and make the best of the unfortunate
affair. Despite her mothers pleading
the father, unforgiving, refused her.
"Ye've made yore bed, now go lay
in hit, fur ye've Shamed us forever,
he said as he turned her away.
The people were mad about this,
too Said il wasn't fair picture OF
the way an average mountain FAMILY
lived The walkin' preacher hadn't
said il was. He had told 1t as just
one thing he'd seen.
His income, as he walked and
preached, averaged $14.36 a month.
And on this he supported his family.
The book leaped into the best
selling class. He was interviewed, he
was on the radio; he became famous.
For the first time in his life he had
money. The first thing he bought
was an oak floor for his cabin. But
his success only made the people still
madder; they said he was getting rich
showing up a few of their families
who were not representative.
One day he tainted from hunger
He told this in his book. More mad
ness. The hill people said this made
them appear hardhearted and mean.
He hadn't intended ii this way at all;
he had simply not told them how des-
titute he was. Pride.
Here is mis- last paragraph in his
book. II is as stirring as any para
graph you can find in recent book:
"I love the OzarkS. When / leave
them and have to walk down the
final lonesome road, 1 hope to go
Wearin' my walkin' shoes"
He didn't know, when he wrote
this, that he would soon have to wear
his walkin shoes-not in Heaven
but in the hills and hollers where he
had done so much for his people.
Yet-so fine and true Is this man
he is still preaching to the people,
trying TO win back their affection.
For he truly loves them, this walkin'
preacher of the OzarkS.
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vstins.
ARTICLE Is.

!. Each members Of the United
Nations shall have one vote IN the
general assembly.
2. Decisions OF the general as
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ARTICLE II.

/. The general assembly shah
consider and approve the budget
Of the organization.
2. The general assembly shall
consider and approve any financial
and budgetaxy arrangements with
specialized agencies referred to in
article 81 and shall examine the
administrative budgets Of such spe-
cialtzed agencies with q view to
recommendations to the
agencies concerned.
3. The expenses Of the orgautza-
tion shah Be borne b. the members
Is appoftioned b. the general -
sembly.
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A member of the United Nations
which has persisteutfy violated the
principles contained in the present
charter may be expelled from the
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8.

The security council shall adopt
its own rules OF procedure. includ-
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ARTICLE Is.

l. The general assembly shah
receive and consider annual and
special reports from the security
council; these reports shall include
an account of the measures that
the security council has adopted or
applied to maintain International
peace and security.
2. The general assembly shall
receive and consider reports from
the other bodies Of the osganiza-
tf0u
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The general assembly shall per-
form such functions with respect TO
the international trusteeshfp sys-
tenn as are assigned to it under
chapters XII and XIII, including
the approval OF the trustees for
areas not designated as stratexic.
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Chapter III.
Membex1hip.
ARTICLE 3.

The original members Of the
United Nations shah be the states
which, having participated IN the
United Nations Conference on in
ternational organization at San
Francisco, or have previously signed
the declaration Of the United Ma
tioF1s Of January I, 1912, sign the
present charter and rztify 1t in
accordance with Article ITO.
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