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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Joe Louis Tells
His Life Story
In New Volume

Inc AUTOBIOGRAPHY MY Lie
Story" by Joe Louis, IL q book
ring enthusiasts will enjoy reading.
More than that, the part Of the
general public which does not
patroniZs boxing shows will enjoy
this vivid account Of n young mans
successful rise from a relatively
obscure life on an Alabama farm
10 Kingdoms top honor and ma
tionwids prominence.
This book tells the true account
Of how Louis started on his box
ing career and blasts many false
statements concerning his life.
Most Of Louis early 6stic ventures
weren't too we'll known % readers
In the Northwest, but they'll find
satisfaction Of their curiosity In
this book.
Louis expresses the deep friend
ship and complete confidence he
had In his trainer Jack Blackburn
and how the death Of "Chappie" Gas
no was RifectionRtsly called by
LouisD started him 10 thinking
about quitting the fight game for
good. Joe realized that "ChAppis"
wouldn't want him TO quit.
A quotation from the book can
show you just what turmoil this
bewlldered young man. about TO
embark IN Uncle Sans armed
forces and suddenly confronted
with the death Of his lifelong
friend, was going through. II
reads MANY times. during the
hours I stayed In my apartment
alone, I wondered II should ro-
tire from the ring.
But something told mo that
Chappie wanted me 10 keep right
on. That he would be with mo ut
all my hghtS. That no would shoot
the right punch at the right time
for mo. That he had trained me
not 10 give up. but 10 keep on
lighting"
That night made up my mind
that wouldn't quit. wouldn't
lot Blackburn down. ChRppis had
never lot me down, was going TO
do just aS he would want mo to do.
And try to be a great fight cham
pion."
The love Louis has for his mother
IL clearly portrayed through his
ambition to give his mother all the
comforts Of life she had sacrificed
for him In his early childhood,
The most vivid parts Of tho book
are Louis accounts Of his boxing
matches, his pre-hght doubts, his
thoughts while tho bouts were In
progress. A reader has the feeling
he IL in the ring with Louis alb
soTbing some Of the punishment
and throwing some Of the punches.
Louis 10 frank In his appraisal
Of the men he has met and defeated
and also Of SchmelinR who handed
him his first professional defeat.
The pictorial album Of Louis life
IL the hrst of itS kind and Il con-
tRinS quite a few photographs
rarely seen Of Louis.
We highly recommend this book
because Of the message u conveys
to the public who have long won.
derSd about Louis the private elti-
Sen ~ we'll ~ the fighter.
The book IL on sale by this news
paper at Se.7S per eopy.-Oscar n.
Newman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Ohio School Cancels
Game With Fla. School


KENT, Ohio, April 3 (NNPAD-
Kent University last Wednesday
cancelled 4 scheduled football game
with Rollins College at Winter
Park, Fla., because the game would
prevent three eolored men on the
Kent team from making the trip.
Athletic Director Trevor J. Rses
said he had been informed by Jack
McDowall. athletic director Of Rol-
Inns. that neither the school nor
It's team objected 10 playing against
colored men but because Of public
attitude In the south at would be
embarrassing for Negro players
10 make the trip"
MeDOwRIl offered 10 play Kent
in Ohio and compete against It's
eolored players but Kent officials
cancelled the game.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Mill City Elks
To Parade and
Hold Proqrum

Minneapolis Elks will hold an
education and health day program
at WaymRn A.M,E, church. Sun
day morning, April IS.
Preceding the church program
uniformed organizations Of the
Elks will parade from the Elks
Rest, ils HylAnd. through Sumner
Field Homes TO the church at 6i9
Fremont Ave. N.
DIR. w. d. Brown will deliver an
address on "Health--A Necessity
For Community Health"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

such word1 Where did you find
tH Just leavs OF the (iT) Gear"
pleased II hurts my ear.
Thanks.
A reader.
Answers
Dear readeri II you take too
serious the works you find In this
MRltoronie jive-O.rinis Juvenile
1--WE. you will end up q person
such as I am very soon (nutsD.
I have always had the desire 10
make up my own words, just RS
did the poet, Edgar Allen Poo. And
II you are wondering about the
word "irreRardlesS" wait til you
see something like "ortriAatrasatA-
ted ortrantisAty." Which means Ihs
nerve Of a person, etc, etc. But,
thanks loads for the hint.---Don.
There seems 10 be a budding ro-
nance, and u. A. seems 10 be In the
midst o. II. With X. r. standing by.
Both Of these are cats. and the
girls ! prefer TO play cool on I'LL the
sun shines one way or another.
Halle q. Brown IL calling all
boys that wish 10 20 out for this
mad game Of soft ball and II you
are pretty good you had better an
swsr this call. The first meeting
will be- this Saturday, so don't for
Ret--get In practice to give the
other teams n III.
would like TO make n resolu-
ton for all the single cats-.that Ia
eats that are not tied down. You
know real crazy, Starting April \,
i947. next Tuesday. all the boys
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

birthday grp~,inEs In 81. PAUL. Apr, e.
polurss walksr. Ia ". CsntrAl Ave. {
Carolyn Psmhsrton, $40 N. 81. Albans +.
Iadta D. Allen. sIs ~ wsstsrA Avs, Apr. Q
Rlair, IN 81. AnthSay Ave- Nh. 4. q
Fsw. ga tEishart Ave. Viola y, Watson,
eea Rondp Ave. Apr. e-WandA ftpsr
OWsns. 600 asIhy Ave. NM. Otts Hail.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

really be the
,lAee for you all
% go.
A letter from n
reader: Dear
Don:
While reading
your Juvenile
live" today, was
aSt0nished when
I came across the
word "IrregRrd-
less" Do you
know there II no
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
BY DON GATES

II by chance you like 10
dance, then don't forget the fine
81. Thomas Style Show, that will
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
Houses For Sole

1927 f. Goth St.. 3 up, 8 down,
2 baths, hot air heat, full base
ment. Plus 2 lots, one on corner.
Excellent location. Reasonable Of
fer takes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

Duplex: 24l9 Fifth Ave. s. 4up,
4 down. 2 heating plants, full base
ment. Priced for quick sale.
Hobart T. Mitchell
Ragapf nEAn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04

Modern furnished room for rent.
Prefer man. Da. 1882.
Apartment Wanted: Furnished or
unfurnished. couple and baby. Call
HYland 5S49. Ask for Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter.
For Sale: The Great Mandalay,
building and lot, 345-347 E. 18th
St. The one opportunity left. Only
$500. Mallory, Re. 1919, 10. 96O9.
Single room for rent. Fourth Ave.
s. &c. 1858.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-04
nnIh on

Bath on
Use Q few drops Of bath oil In the
bth itself 10 soften the akin.
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Evening star., 1947-03-09
BUSINESS oPpoRTUNTTIES tcsne.

BUSINESS oepoN1VNTTlE tceae.D /.
THnlFTEE BUYS = Uauor store, nv;
owner quotes $4,000 weekly during Feb
ruary. 1947. with business improving; any
sfsssssonsSsle sss. ~sss of1er wiz be accented II sold
.s s'ess ss5 Sas ~sss s1ssSe 10000
Tailor shop. NV; owner retiring; rent
reasonable with long lease.
Booming. house business. 13 rms,
sssse: ssoo pTias Tsas $3.50 income appfo1ima'e''
.Rooming house business and properties
a saP.Tss L ny 1ss5 wsoes.is asfs 3. a and retail ts
In sarious sections of city.
Restaurants, with or without LIQUOR. IN
a5eu' .nae 1ss sssssna ssk e E osss sss city, small and
Dry cleaning stores and valet shops.
Nv Ws | have other business for sale. Bring
your problems to US when you wish to buy
ssse. d.ils from 3 an. 70 . pm. and On
TMTT. Broker. i4il 6 st. NV, RIM. 2os:
weekly. vell-eauipped: store. short hours;
store. s GOOD iARh viii; ssS, Geo. n'n'0mo''''"s
Rsss asd Business rsss assuns ssasS
droc: meat mkt with niss dIityins guar Z,
fsisss sssas re $50 ssssS Rus!Rishn n l4o oSss.y
ANTHONY AND CHAPLIN OFFERINGS
Restaurant, liouor. doing good business,
ssas an piiee aae sssooo ossas lease
Restaurant. liquor; air-conditioned: ex-
cellent location and excellent equipment,
price. $4,000; terms.
Restaurant. cocktail lounge; up-to-date
fixtures; very low overhead expenses: air
conditioned; 14-year lease. reasonable
rent: price, $35 900; terms.
Restaurant, liquor, modernistic fixtures,
doing about S175 daily business 9-year
terms.
Sandwich shop. soda fountain, doing
about SEQ daily business, room for orr more; e;
couple: price only $1,000. terms. AN
THONY AND CHAPLIN, 129 B st. s.e.,. AT.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

studio couch ali With slip eossrs; @ rsss @ isa 81.
GALVANIZED SINKS. many other ,us,s,
ss bsss Ssjsain HfeHofds0 S9 d00s Co. used ,tos.: t
S;,aa SARadE cI| D0oH r99assyyas, in Deriscs cons
siamaum R1as epitas.sr az. .aa Z, !, Hl'a a.sse ss
Hsnii; HsnI. neS aep.. sHS slo sS asS Dsr: Dsr:
esa'|s s9ss, sggsssss sggsssssl 400, %, sss.s ].
III qsE ssnpGRSN eaa R5;P.s' sos 81 'Pf ssn'.s:
ss' ess eotro sss of''ss s..s s0s fussss: Icos ~
AsB ssBBoSF Si iais aEafsa "a RS RSulsArsfs rssSss
nsdass5s Ise eoMpsY e I's On 70 OBJ Hss MAY HEr
e EEaSsE EaSE Sgfb:s s B.trdt sts S.vs sN 4SSs.
single ssds With sprins SIS WI oessfT
Gas IL EANGEs. -aNiaE Magic Che, Tappan EogsfE
!. eRoWEIE. Ths Ta Gas I ApSSiisnss pShi c.nssl
VIZ is'Fiss spuse Rsy' AIltnIs
fei5. 10 reach. cross i4th street sridss.
50 south v mile on route !, turn left into
sYYessaSsr: YssS "a plant gy sJ: g..
Bus BUS stops in front Of plant. Licensed and
bonded installer In District OF colunS1s
nssfsi y M:asss f'r css
own uesnssd instaiisrs.. HPyfofsxr tbot::
Fairfax Counties and Alexandria, virgtptA.
We have, tp stock water heaters forf city
GA Gas RASGE. State. ss5 cash; steker. Hon
Fireman. feeds. from coal bin, all .confTYls
sns 'ssH ss W. sfet tas vi: week ols s:y: siea ss
GAS RASGEs, city or bottled sas--lwme.
Crosiey, Crown, Quality, Grand. Eststs:
Prices and sssy terms liberal ssss
Washington's largest selection 2f nsttogaliy
famous standard brands. STANDARD fIhE
Open ewes, Friday and Saturday. stili
nm. Ii. 2Ds3. Ii e741. tetlsz
GAS RANGEs-Pfek your ragge from tne
largest display !ip town, Iiberal Hllov.
hss III sSRr cas4ss. sls ssa.t sl4 iSss'
sossie sci ~ Ae,tE II yuRsifyRi MT A SroVS
CO. 161ph IT'S st. NV Ma. sat2l golh
,pss5sssd soss 4. i%sdisis hi 7fs s:sv'r' sloff
(O1ntinusl e Nan psssI 'l'-s,s
Evening star., 1947-03-09

s.. NV. RA. 7103. III
steel, used. ist-slass condition; large stocl
styles, nle cabinets, new and used. leea
sttfI .' oylcR II Rrisss Co. s
EfS DESK tGI LAMr A. nnoress.n.. ebulb. 1rsso,
5agEEoss ss rR asE Tsa Tx s7ss H as
sfs sRs sss r soSy az. num- na op
5IAMoNSs; watches. silver and ,lry; unrs
guar. With money back rsfund II not sat
isded; says up 70 bo% at the E0ssLYn
1AM baMoS2p S2 SS.i'9 osb so Is eh s.mssS ssSo
and wrist watches, initial. birthstones. dia.
mond wedding rings: other jeVelry ant
DsS aEM ssVsss Y6sK sE%rR es Co. Drs.
plaM pn naMsoNbss-pl.mend 10 v.ishins w carat,
sar univ sSsgsnssns ssss sh
a1s ss @ brsas slal
sTHnd ssa msFass lns snssa ~
prices include tax. ARTHUR MARKELL
sss Il: s:.. stEs :ss e: s: Z a. 5sssss ssss
bbIRsMSNb bRssM Sss BARGAINS. stop p.y,ns fame,
s,d 5Sr says asow IsS sed e Issso
mans yellow. gold. ~ e.. $3.50; LADY,
nhs et ss7s en- ;.ss spy Imperfect es e. e.
sa55 :;.i ladys perfect y Ct, ;sSo, 800 lsdy
perfect. 2A ct. 5000. We have nan!
others, too. numerous to mention; YoI
Money-baek guaranteed with each diamond
sold. LIVINGSTON q CO., 1923 H st
DIAMOND BxRGAINs-seautiful perfee
diamond. weighing over 2 carats, in plati
mum mounting with g small diamonds
from an estate. for. 81 800; very, fine per.
feet diamond weighing / Al carats. in pla
tinum mounting with 2 side diamonds. To-
81 .250; perfect blue-whtte diamond. mar
auise shape, with side diamonds. fol
$500; diamond horseshoe. 81 beautifu
full-cut diamonds, total Weight about
watch. "a cut diamonds, for $500: aboy,
prices includes tax. Ask fos MIR. OPPEN
DIAMOND iING. isdys, perfect, s.1o
carat. solitaire. set In platinum. with
.sS IS sisy siS: a::a ass 's.s :.sA 'aeS
Evening star., 1947-03-09
GAGE and stand. SIS
RE, pulpiss, chairs, lee
! department, COM
FURNITURE CO., Oil

sons; ave RHSffNEfRRs Music 81 sToRE. Ssis
cIARiNETs-compars our prices before
CLARINET, black oboe, SILVER keys, Sle:
and guitar, Spanish, steel strings. SO:
sa snd aassiaE%! sAsiS; tubes; tubes So .,cH cH oi5o e
shed pair ,sS q luz: SSaSs sss. Upper
dition; S400 or offer. Brandywine 1868.
28,.. mirror bottom. door. weight wound
ogsS,s w0SSsn Sorkss;a perfect timeDieee; r:ss-
CLOCKS, antisue, $3.50: French COM
moas s2S viesgr!ss table sl5 cocoa set
eiasasiS CaocKs. al antique @ Gsoo-1sso,. private
collection, many types, running order; sis
" sfodks MI flle hneA1RrD, msn..l. alarm and
eiec., all types; quick. reas. service: 1-yr.
guaranteed. ApSIT. 1855 18th st. nv,
CLoTHEs--Man's suits. winter, summer
wsights, size 4s to 4e long; odd coats
I as long; II Aass best quality. 1e4s R st.
CLOTHING-Son In service, has brown
spring suit, worn few months. $50; tan
eabardine topcoat, S25, size SO long, ex-
cellent condition; girls rayon dresses, age
lo-12 boys, girls ice skates, Subbsrs.
ctIofEiNa SALE. miscellaneous; size ss
Issseassls. csil no oSoo. II. tx Mondss. sSsss
sllghtiy used; toPcost. gray; topcast.
mans. size o; 6oys siss 5. IA ssss. s'
Evening star., 1947-03-09

ssass nsvss e. sss oi.ss sss Sd 1885, s6s %
sEDRooM FURNITURE II twin bed.
saE sEbKoos asS fvNd Gs g soeh s5es ssi5 dae.: an En-
erson radio and accessories combination
INCLUDING nll 50 pieces q Rogers silysryars
ous IS ideai for any Us vso Sa:
to start out in an economical way. You
will always save money on whatever you
a ere soar d4sd as e sG~s We e 90
for credit and give. you .up to Is months to
s You Select ss you
ture r at low pricss. % shop 5 '7s turner's. open
vsnans' FUasERs H1s sas s0R sna e. ha!. aW M "a
"a SsHbsooM. s., LYING ROOM: r. NJ s,ns..., su' s.a,e'.
sr' veef aks s. 9'es s.1os zsa1 VIII II tas J.
out Algs5stsin oHs Of Wsse
moasan With hi .s psss
sp9ns asos and Shes &
maple or mahoseny hnish on solid rum
Sss Ssss Ss#s sSnD's. tssuta sss asaF0S snDs s'
shades and wool blanket. TO apprsciate
this value shsp Us S,n we extend .Su liberal 1o
comfortable divan covered in Q good grade
| OF tapestry. your choice of colors, with 2
contrasting upholsterea. chairs in contrast:
ing colors. 9 end tables, coffee table. 2
piece crystal smoker set complets with ash
and shade. For the dinette We furnish 4
5.piece table and 4 mstchips, well-bui't
sion table: Also 3 beautiful 94-pieee din;
pans: All 229 brand-new prieces, eonplste
oyer a year 70 pay Remember. We are oat
Of the hish-rent district a.. 1929 Seventh
st. NV. one block above New York ave,
and folks. we make 1t doubly easy on your
You do not have to pay cash. Terms. So
| per week important. We make q small
charge for credit which amounts 70 M ot
II your balance Is sioo the Interest charse
Is So for the year. No exsrs anance or
ment with you and receive q beautiful gx1
| rug with this 3-room outfit. We extend
you liberal credit. Open Monday. Thurs
day and Saturday until 8 pm; ALrER;
1898 7th st. NV. MA. 5000. NA. 1868.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

BUILDING MATERIAI-1S0 sheets metal
8 s.sas sas' .Ra Ra:s sass ssss $3.50 nsa ssa
sgfSSe ls MAGEsAEs gs g;ss " sss
MATERIAIs. 1889 Keniiworth ave. ne.
"a a:ssa "a HSeaiSsasSs i cS stores essp asS
sGhkpsc saai IN saf 9sG A
wool, insulation board; nsx board, siding,
ESHpps Eupsl YARD esesds Nd WI MsessP ssss
BULLDoZER, cletrac. DIESEL, completely
sseE gapasF Snn E co sen 81 raxs ad dssa
3 BUNK Sf sEDs. metal, walnut s,n.sh;. can
pIsse pIss With sprlnsss G raj ana lsadss: $59.ab
Boxfs sss & v.k S in Sa soo!sr sls
WITH is nashnss also al sspes
e's fReE dfEz REEnassAios issss 1Is5sp
ass aassf H. slAas saa 9Th s IA ssss
9th sllss1ssI & cssj9sss biz On d.,Dlsy Z y4Hs
sos. sroadmoor, Woodiss se6o' AIT. 40
saDssEE sDss sx h5 Sus]st stBsa Rlsss u'ia hass
cAicthEATos, AZ hsaisS Monroe @ cleo. Al cond.
ssa asss we Week 81 7s7s lie I 14sS ssAa. NV 20
CAMERAS--Ansco and Eastman color film
In stock. SQMMER'S CAMERA EXCHANGE,
14lQ New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS--Leica, contak, Rollidex, Speed
Graphics for sale. ScMMER's CAMERA
EXCHANGE. 1910 New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS REPAIRED, 24-hour service
soMMER'S CAMERA EXCHANGE, 1416
New York ave. NV
cANEKAs-comp!etely equipped camera
concession available. Box 3s1 r, Star. 90
CAMERA. Grafiex, type B-R.B, 34x4H.
nln pack and magazine. F 4.5 lens S115.
MIR. MILLER, Ma. o4S5 after $3.50. pm.
CAMERA, 35-mm. Balda, fac. compur.
filter. case, cable: new S-mm Eastman
movie. coated FIT lens, Also 35 nm en-
CAMERA, 2xs R Jsfp prsss. ssse With coupled srI
Kalart rangehnder and kalArt "Focuspot;;"
bEa9d,nsy; S11@g;Ao u TENDLEE's PAWN
GAMBIA, 36-mm Robot with f.2S Zeiss
Tesssr lens; chrome finish, leather eyersady
asssE,fhE pswsbkokzRs aks RsT sA S1sS oo
o13 D st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-11
\A&E:;;' /! &c. 5;

u, The Alexander James Exhibition" de-
Hveied by MISS Amy Briggs, at Corcoran
Hotel, 1915 pm. tomorrow. Members
partment Auditorium, 3 o'clock tonight.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
~ Bush and Weeks Gallery, 2o1o 9 street
Jozei j. Piieiase. 7 throush @ fpecemBsr. B''''' ''
Barnet Alden Gallery. 127 Randolph
place NV" open to 10 pm; yeekdays,
Woman, exhibition Of paintings., sculp-
ture and graphic prints by Elizabeth
catlett through January 20.
National Gallery Of Art, Constitution
to 5 pm. weekdays, 3 to 10 pm. Sundays;
Dale. KSess, Mellon and Widener ei sollecs
indefinite period; war portraits of per
definite period.
Public Library. AT Division, Central
and book bindings by Marian Lane,
through December.
Fish and Wildlife Service. under main
Foarteenth ISSpy en- and stTeets NV, open
am. to pm daily; display Of animals
and fresh-water FISH, for an indefinite
and R streets NV. open 9 am. to p; m:
daily: collection of Byzantine and related
arts, for an indefinite period.
National Archives, exhibition hall, Con:
Nnh tq0n re oDen Ds1wesn S s 1a t
pm. weekdays. and / 80 to 8 pm. Sundays
Evening star., 1947-12-11

and holidays; exhibit Of historical docu-
ments and world War II paintings on re-
cruiting and on the role Of the. Army
World War II. through January.
DAR Museum. Memorial Continental
Hall. Seventeenth and D streets NV. open
10 an. to 8 pm. weekdays; Album Of
Americana" exhibition and recent acces.
sions. through December.
Washington Workshop CO. operative, 2O2C
Massachusetts, avenue NV, open te
pm. and to 8 pm. weekdays; ex-
hibition Of paintings by Jack Perlmutter
Jacob Kainen, John Garnand. Laura Doug.
las. Walter Carnelli and other Washington
artists, through December "a.
Watkins Gallery, American Universit,
campus, Nebraska and Massachusetts, ave
nues NV, open am. to pm. daily
exhibition of oils, water colors and sculp
ture by members of the Artists GULL
through January f.
Library of CONGRESS, First and East Cap
itol streets Sc, open am. to 10 pm
Evening star., 1947-12-11

Monday through Friday, 8 an. to 9 pm
SATURDAYS and 2 to 10 pm. Sundays;
original Lacock Abbey copy Of the Magma
ment until December Is, 194s; original
manuscript Of Lincoln's three-page auto
biography" for an indefinite period: pho
tographs of early Southern architecture,
by Frances B. johnson. through December;
documents and correspondence Of Abra
ham Lincoln, for an indefinite period
dress presented by Wilbur Wright before
Western Society Of ENGINEERS In Chicago
1901, describing Wright Brothers expert
ments, shown with early photograph.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club
1015 L street NV, comfortable lounges
library, writing desks. billiard table. radio
and piano. Always open.
Arts and crafts. 8 o'clock; dancing. 8
o'clock, and games In gymnasium, 9:3(
o'clock tonight, Penthouse USO, Seven.
teenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-11

Bright and bold with her new boIIerinos this
chunky glamour jeweIY eoId-poted chains
combined with her fovorite stones simulated
rubies, emerods, onethysts, topozes or sopphlres.
Or these same stones combined with simulated
pearls.
JeIeffs-Jewsly, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-11
JelleHs-GIoves, Street Floor

East and west met to bring you the Christmas beauty Of snowy
"kohkerchefs" the hondkerchiefs whose quality fobric,
hondrono and precious precision needewok make them
surpassed in quoN real treat in fine hondkerchiefsl
JeHeKs-Hondkerehiss, Street Floor
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-24
FARMERS SAVE 1000 BUSHEL CORN CROP
WITH ELECTRIC DRYER JUST INSTALLED

The Cowmans operate 400
acre farm located on r. r. No. 4,
Wilmington, Ohio, on which they
feed out 500 head of hogs and
sixty head of beef cattle annually.
Besides the hogs and cattle, they
raised I40 acres &C corn, ITO acres
of wheat and so scres of nay this
year
According to Fred Cowman, jr.,
they plan to use their new port
able electric dryers for drying
small grains and hay next year.
Mr.. Herman E. Murphy, Rural
representative of The Dayton
Power and Light Company assist
ed the Cowmans in planning
their electric corn drying install
lation. Other electrical equip
ment on the Cowman farm in
clude an electric range, electric
water heater, electric pressure
water system for both the house
and the barn, and an electric
feed grinder.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-24
LIVESTOCK CAUSES MOST
ACCIDENTS ON FARM

Bulls always have been accused
of having bad tempers while
cows have been given credit for
having placid, docile dispositions;
but c. F. Flickinger, Columbus
Producers Cooperative Livestock
Association, declares COWS some
times get angrier than bulls and
are enough quicker SO anyone
getting in range of their aroused
tempers is very likely to get hurt.
Mr.. Flickinger says several
Ohio people are killed each year
by livestock, and hundreds are
injured. He claims that most of
the accidents can be traced back
to mistrust between the animals
and the person or to careless
handling. Horses or cattle which
are not handled frequently are
much more likely to be unruly
and people who are not expert
enced with animals often bring
trouble to themselves.
This livestockman points out
that the number of horses on
Ohio farms is way below the
number kept 25 years ago, but
accidents with horses still are
common. The horses are worked
less now and become harder to
manage, equipment is old and is
| likely to break and frighten
horses, and farm workers know
less about handling these animals
Fear is a leading cause of acci-
dents with livestock. The beet
COW kept in a back pasture be-
comes partly wild, startled horses
strike with their forefeet or kick
with the back pair, and sows with
litters attack intruders because
they fear injury to the pigs.
Mr.. Flickinger points out that
in associations of men with ami
mails, the men are supposed tC
provide the brains of the relation
ship. Soft answers will not turr
away the wrath of a believing
bull, but a quiet word and al
unhurried football go long wa.
in avoiding panics in barns anC
lots. Badly frightened animal
are dangerous.
|
l can help you buy that Farm
Plenty money. Leroy E. Latham
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-24
REDWOOD BAKE SALE

Arrangements have been maze
by Mrs. Bernard Clark for a
bazaar and bake sale to be held
at Winters in Redwood on We'd
nesday, November 26. 1t IS
sponsored by the w. S. c. S. of
Grace Chapel church Contribu-
tions have been made by each
member of the society.
There will be various pastries
as we'll as chicken and noodles
for sale. The bazaar consists OF
many homemade articles which
are suitable for Christmas gifts.
There are smocks, children's gar
ments, aprons, pillowcases, pot
holders, doilies, whiSk broom
holders, and stuffed toys.