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Evening star., 1948-10-18
CO. oP. ApTs. FOR SALE

FOR $3.50 CASH. you can own your own
apt Lge. .liy. rm.. compl. kit, excel size
bsdrm; and compl tile bath. Located just
on 14th st Conv. to transp. and shopping.
Monthly payment, so. For details. call
Mr.. Conlon. ewes, MI. $500. FREDERICK
W BERENS SALES, INC, 1928 st. NV.
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HEART OF TAKOMA

Large well-built frame house on good lot,
close to stores. school and buses; large
rooms. full basement attic and 2 porches;
good house that needs painting and
as is.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
GE. 0SSl 311 Cedar St. NV. GE. O257
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RAMBLER-S16.75O

bedrms., 2 baths. lge liv rm, picture
window. wood-burning frepl. din rm'.
beautiful oak frs, hostess kitchen with
lovely range and SIT Frigidaire; laund
rm plus health-giving economical radiant
heat, completely installed television with
every home. Furnished to the queens taste
by Malcolm Scates. Veterans 30-day
preference. Out New Hampshire ave.
left on University lane, . blks. to Pine
Mood homes. Open every day. 30 pm.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-southwest.

HOUSES FOR SAlE-Southwest.
COLORED-POsSESsIO IN 10 DAYS.
room and shower bath house on quiet
street: conveniently located, "a square from
streetcar at Maine, ave and o st; has deep
lot to 2O-ft. paved alley; recently redeco-
rated. Small cash payment and balance
good employment and credit record. Total
price. So: $50. HERMAN SCHMIDT, Wood
CoLoKEDmsoi end ST. s.w-e apts.,
separate utils.; income $40 mo-; good in
ysstmepat6 YES $1,000 down. MR.. HAR1Rs1s'
Co CGLoREbCiss tG2i eG sio I ST. s.w-s1s5 down,
easy terms: 5.room frame Call Morris
pRAIsNER, dd lao4 L ST. n.w' MA. so36;
cohoREbNass cSI,e; M ST. s.w.-s-room and
bath brick: h.vh, gas s;. and & slee oo1. $1,000
Ma 5772:. ewes. IF 1875. HARRY
921 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.
Q rooms, kitchen, bath and basement. oil
h. VIII; opportunity for good income; g.
car 2-story brick garage on rear of lot.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. RE. 1914; ewes,
RA S3SR is
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"RITNGATOW''

Only .S11.75Q will buy this attractive
60x130 situated overlooking the Potion &C
River. south Of Macarthur blvd.
Cal NE, l143; until 9 pm:
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"DTIMRARTON"

This attractive detached Colonial brick
home lust about yrs. old built BY
Waverly Taylor is in one of Washing
tons most attractive residential sections
also extra sewing rm. First FIR has
library and powder rm. Bus at corner
mac River and is priced for quick sale
this won't last long
Cali ME- Ii33. until o pm.
J, WESLEY BUCHANAN
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BETHESDA

on Wisconsin ave, in Bethesda beau
tiful brick bungalow, in the heart of Be-
thesda; large living rm., dining rm., kitch-
en-, large bedrooms and bath; staircase
rooms; basement: h.-wh.: immaculate
cond.; cement front porch: lot 60xsO,
beautifully landscaped; immediate possess
sion; priced to sell, with reasonable terms.
Call till pm. weekdays. Sun. II to 5,
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
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1906 YUMA ST NV

Vacant. new-house condition. Seven
in basement. oil hot-water heat, front and
rear porcheS, two-car garage; facing Tenley
Circle. To inspect, call r. v. MARCERON,
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BUNGALOW-S11. $50

H., stairs to attic roughed in for 3 rms.
and bath, full basement, oil h-wh; excel
cond; only ! block to bus Immediate
possession. Terms to suit Call SH 1919
till pm. DENNY g. PRICE, Realtors.
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BARNABY WOODS

Attractive detached brick home on nice
lot 1st floor has center hall. large living
room. dining room and modern kitchen
3 bedrooms and 2 baths on End floor
Storage attic. recreation room, 2 fireplace:
and gas heat Well financed. Call Mr.
Whitehead, MA. 5000; ewes. MI 1850
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Ner,hwe,,.
52O1 18th ST. NV.

Detached corner home on a good size lot
living room with fireplace, bedroom. kitch.
en- and full bath; 2nd floor, 5 rooms, tilet
bath, plenty closet space. Inspection By
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INVESTTGATE

Do you wish to own q home offering both
comfort and charm? Have you wanted
first floor bedroom and bath? Here are
some Of the details: Custom built, and In
excellent condition; FIRST floor. large living
room with fireplace, screened porch, din.
with breakfast nook, bedroom and bath In
separate wing assuring privacy: second
floor, 2 large bedrooms and one paneled
alton room with fireplace in basement;
clean laundry room. gas a;-c. heat, maids
room and bath, attached garage; land
scaped lot l5Ox165l; near bus transpor-
taton. owner leaving priced for quick
sale. excellent financing; investigate. OR.
5158. Realtor, c. A. METILER' Bulider'
ine Uarpnpt M Ia
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SUBIJRREN ESTATF

Carefully planned and constructed. Pre-
war estate-9 spacious rms 21a baths,
maids quarters. Finest custom trim
Unsurpassed formal gardens and grounds
Absolute privacy. Inspection by appt only,
Box 42l-C, Star ID
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M. L. KRAFT
CHARM! CHARM! CHARM

Cf1AHW! CHARM! CHARW!
$4,000 down, low monthly payments
Lovely French Normandy home located In
close-in Silver Spring; in new-house con-
dition, featuring lily. rm., din rm. knotty
pine den, kit Ist H.; 3 good bedrms 2nd
flr; built-in garage, nice porch; all-brick.
slate roof; lovely level lot; convenient to
ScnooS, shopping, transp. A real buy.
Call Ted Bair, with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. nv; ST. 1900; week ends
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PRINCE GEORGEs COUNTY.

fhANSE NGO&0Go OOotSA = =.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.-2-story det.;
rms, oil heat. storm windows and
venetian e. blinds dHsohoMsN nsSdsa sE t TFE
CO. Ex' $3.50 or HI. 1880 Ia
GREEN MEADOWS, modern rms, newly
fully insulated: near schools, bus, shop
ping; So, 500 down, bal. $50 per mo, incl.
taxes and ms. JOHN II. JOHNSON, WA.
HHSYASTrsyILLE. MD.-Exeellent 6-rsom.
2-story brick home; tiled bath, full bsmt.:
Anchor fence, screens, storm windows and
Sssx, Tssd sS7s Sa' vsb ssSANb ss rs
BY owner; S11.500. WA. 6S97. lis
MT RANIER-5-rm. bungalow; large
front porch; bsmt.; stove. refgr.; l blk. on
R.. /. ave; terms. JOHN H. JOHNSON
MMAf MMAf lRsAGnNIER-s-room BUNGALOW, hal,
slNs5 sfSooS Sn teF + quick sais; 5000 S oasR ss
RRXMPTsSr RMHsSSi Va %VAALLlEf3Ys2only LlEf3Ysol $3.50 cash wiz
modern kitchen and bath; perfect new.
house condition. You do not have to be .
veteran to buy this: MITCHELL QUICK.
81. 773l; eyes. sH. 674s.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-6-room detached
brick house; 2 baths. gas s.-c, heat,
modern kitchen, screened cement side
porch, beautiful lot with picket fence;
price S14,750: the best buy TO-DAY: MI:
Davis; aeL. 4sos: MARsHAIaLs IL y; wApLs
CONTINUED On Next PassJ
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BUNGALOW

On Bonifant ST. Just of Dale dr., 8 blocks
from the center of Silver. Spring; new
Magic Chef range, new oil furnace; ex,
ceptionally large bedrooms: all packed
into a bundle Of charm. Call Mr.; oakes
with JAMES L. DIXON & CO., 1922 18th
St. NV, ST. 1900; week ends and eyes,
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Just completed New det brisk, rms,
/ "a baths, flrepl., hardwood frs.: lge. side
out; gar. very lge lot 16 sold in last
: wks. OF approved: $1,000 cash, Ss4 40
on 1st trust. Several others being COM
pt psst western ave-, S%io miles to
BARKLEY BROS, INC, sign left to prop
erty, known as Glen Mar Park PA
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HOUSES FURh. OR UhFURh.
HOUSES uhEuRhlsnrp.

SILVER SPRING-o-rm brick bungalow
with or without 3 acres of ground Phon
SH. 94s9. Open Sunday. 1920 Old Blad
enshurR I'd Ia
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CT APPROVED

Vets! For only $4,000 down, YOU can
buy one Of these new det. brick homes,
with Gift. living room, 3 large bedrooms.
fully equipped kit. ~ baths, full bsmt.
SURETY REALTY CO., AID O531: ewes
EA n05Q Rrnkers cn-nr, inuitad o o
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PreWar Brick BUNGALOW

"esH 1Sk> 0o<H1O6HOW
SloseiR ot Hills large ssrn.r
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms. and bath; 2nd
a., large bedrm.; unusually nice recrea-
picket fence; gas heat Possession at
settlement. Price reduced for >immed
sale. Call Mr.. Ruark SH. 4436, with
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ONE ACRE-S13 son

S-room home. located In Hollywood Park,
on well-landscaped lot; only miles from
Silver Spring and 5 minutes from Naval
Ordnance Lab: full basement, oil heat;
detached garage; near transp. Call SH
1913 until pm, DENNY g. PRICE,
Realtors -IQ
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EDGEMOOR

ED1EMOOh
This home is located in a very conv loca-
tlon for shopping, schools and transp:
bedrms., , baths; oil h.-wh.; det garage:
we'll planted lot. Very reas priced at
So 600. To inspect call Wo. $500 til 8
pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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RETHESDA

Modern detached white Colonial brick
home on lovely street. st floor has liv.
rm with fireplace, din. rm.. mod kit,
powder rm.. porch and attached garage;
ind floor. three good size bedrms and mod
tile bath: slate roof! beautiful lot with
trees one block to bus; excel. condition
throughout. NORTHWEST REALTY,
kSK- y In
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YORKTOWN VILLAGE

pet; white brick, built by Breuninger in
lovely lot in this beautiful community
oSrdsTing % t,i american University Park, Just
WA. s625 with FRANK S. PHILIPS,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

1t is seldom that you will be able to find
4-bedroom brick detached home at a
price of $2I,5O0. This home is vacant
and has been redecorated throughout;
Ia baths, stairway to attic. oil h w h
excellent neighborhood; convenient to
schools. stores and transportation. To
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
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RUBYE M. ACKEN
Realtor. ST. 4O6O. ST.. 7433. 10
TN CTTCN DADU LILY

Handy to restful park yet only blocks
TO 2 buses. Thoroughly modern 2-story
brick on large lot with loft. frontage on
streets; picturesque spring in side yard
neighborhood, among people who own
homes and take pride in their appearance;
eft. liv. rm and all others in their
proportion 3 bedrms. tastefully decorated
in pastel shade; full basement, auto. gas
heat, space allocated for playroom in
basement with separate entrance.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
GE. OSSl Bill Cedar st. NV. GE. O257
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EDMUND J FLYNN
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

(Authoritv on cooperative plan since
1920. responsible for most Of Wash's CO.
operative apt. deveiopments), Washington
Bldg, THE BROADMOOR -o2
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THE BROADMOOR

Wash'S outstanding co-operative, Conn
ave. at Porter st. NV. Vacant; poss. upon
title; a 2-bedrm.. 2-bath home with foyer,
liv. rm., sun porch. kit. and dinette II
bedrm.; bath and reception hall may be
used independently with pvt entrance
from public corridor; full price only
BRoADMooR. open ii am. to pm
Monday tn Friday
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RIJNGAIOW-S10 ON

Open Sunday, l till dark Tskoma Park.
610 Carroll ave. 3 bedrms., large liv
rm. fireplace, large din. rm., breakfast
attic. Oil h.-w.h. 2-car garage Lot,
50x200 In this unusually convenient To-
cation and at this low price, this will sell
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

MODERN NEW 2-BEDRM. HOUSE-Lee
lot on quiet street in sub. Md, 25 minis
from downtown: ideal for children; for rent
by owner in exchange for -bedrm apt
IN NV. Wash. area. UN. I1e5. is
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SILVER SPRING

Homestead dr.. of Ga. ave-Sl5a5O; de.
tached centerhall brick: reception hall,
living rm., dining rm. and kitchen on lst
aoor; lovely bedrooms and bath on end
moor; gas &C. heat; reasonable down
payment. For details call till o pm.
weekdays, Sun. 12 to s.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
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CLEVELAND PARK-$17,5OO
Detached home on nice lot. center entr
with liv. room. din room. kit. and Law. on
lst floor; md floor. bedrooms and bath
full bsmt with oil heat; det. garage. A. L.
JOHNSON REALTY CO., 3402 Conn., ave,
n W. 90 - nn an - ~
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BETHESDA

A beautiful fve-rm.. one-bath, brick bung >,
with expandabie attic; prewsr-bullt mouse:
large corner lot with trees. NORTHWEST
REALTY, Oliver 5S61. Exclusive Realtor.
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RAMBLERS-S17.350

RAMBLERS-S17,35O
VIII build On beautifully wooded sites in
build en- your lott, this well-planned and
unusually attrac. brick ranch-type ram
bier. consisting of 8 bedrms, lge. liv
rm with fireplace. full din. rm.. COM
pletely equipped kit, full tiled bath,
lge. rec. rm. and 23-ft. porch For full
particulars call Mr.. Walden, OR. O4oO;
MARVIN J. DUNCAN & co.
Builders. 1920 Conn. ave -22
3-Bedrm. Brick Bungalow
Located in Rock Crest-Priced at $4,000,
has $1,000 first trust. payable S6l mo-;
excandable attic, gas heat; lot 106 #.
wide. J. NOBLE BOAZ. Realtor, 7424
Wisconsin ave. WI. 1900. 30
Near Naval Medical Center
Owner leaving citv. has authorized to
sell Immediately this unusually, we'll
arranged home, which contains s rms,
3 baths oil heat. recreation rm.; lge. lot
on quiet street: price. $40 $50. J. NOBLE
BOAZ, Realtor, 7424 Wisconsin ave, WI.
1900. 30
4 BEDROOMS-$13,5OO
Located in Rock Crest-Newiy decorated;
: rms. bath. oil heat, garage; double lot;
J. NOBLE BoAz. Realtor 7494 wiscon-
cir
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SUBURBAN sAIE-Mb tc.,.l
"SILVER SPRTNC"

0lLf C1t OFnlN1
S15,950 huge bedrms., all lse. rms.
z tnclosed porches pine paneled rec rrn ;.
detached sarage, oil h.-w.h., full bsn1t !,
with "a bath, laundry chute, outside en-.
trance; Ice. corner lot, less than blks,
from center Of Silver Spring; bus "a blk
house is 10 yrs. old, and price way below
CHECK THESE FEATURES
S14,950; where else can you find house
Contains bedrm. and "a bath on LIST floor,
huge screened side porch, liv. rm. with
firepl: din. rm., equipped kitchen with
bath upstairs. full bsmt. with outside
entrance. Call quickly.
"WOODMOOR AGENCY"
SH. 5555, or Silver Spring O556, until
, 1948-02-09

responsibility for the exorbit-
ant rates, and added that if
Congress was not SO neglect
full Of the welfare of the is
lands they would have been
more acquainted with the ac-
ton of various departments
and agencies of the Federal
government toward the is
lands.
The Governor also pointed
out, the article says, "that
even though the Import and
Export Bank makes loans to
foreign islands in the Carib-
bean the same privilege is not
accorded the Virgin Islands.
, 1948-02-09

POSITION OPEN February
9: Male Attendant at Kings
Hill. Salary $4,000 per an
mum. Duties: Assisting with
patients, distributing meals,
and general janitorial service
as required BY the Supervis-
ing Nurse. Night duty every
fourth week.
Apply to Chief Municipal
Physician.
, 1948-02-09

6A4N444N ...
standing men of achievement,
greeted everyone who hailed
him.
While looking over the Jun
gle Casino on Saturday, Ben
ME prophesied in an inter
view with Canute Brodhurst,
editor of the Avis. that the
next musician from ST. Croix
who will some day be heard
from will be Wilbur Motta.
He was asked if he would like
to hear Wilbur's brothers, he
said he would and that even
ing at the home Of the Brod-
hursts, the four brothers,
Lawrence, Reuben, Raymond
and Johnny with their vocal
ist Cyril Garvey played sew
eral numbers for him.
Bonnie left ST. Croix TWEEN
ty years ago for New York
where he played banjo and
guitar for five years with
Napoleon's orchestra at the
Savoy Ballroom lone of the
largest in Harlem at the time).
He started writing about then
but it took him nine long
years years before he got reccooggnnii-
ton. Right now Bonnie and
his partner, George have a
brand new tune that will be
a smash hit, it is called "Pia-
nissimo. They also wrote the
scores for Walt Disney's pic
lures Fun and Fancy Free"
and MELODY Time"
Mrs. Benjamin, of Cuban
parents, was born in Florida.
Bonnie plans to return to the
mainland tomorrow.
, 1948-02-09
BOY

accompanied by Scout Com
missioner Holger Nielsen and
Scoutmaster Hugo Emanuel.
, 1948-02-09
WANTED

A reliable person as cook
and to do house work in gen
eral, must be able to supply
satisfactory references.
Apply to
Erik r. Stakeman
Christiansted, St. Croix
Job Printing
Marion progress., 1948-11-04

you can look up and see the consultations of
Andromeda and Pegasus. Even in land of
threes, we no longer are canopied from the sky
and walled in from the horizon. Our earth s
distances invite the eye. And as the eyes
reach, so must the mind stretch to meet these
new horizons.
True, they are not new horizons; we have
seen them in other autumns, and they have
been there through the succession of winters.
But the very fact that they now seem new, if
only because newly seen, is human reason
enough for the seasonal succession. We bind
our lives and thoughts with too many walls and
1canopies, at best; it is good to have those bar
rers thin away, from time to time, and reveal
the broader scope. It is good to be reminded
that not only the day but life itself is matter
of more than one dimension.
Autumn is the eternal corrective. 1t is ripe
ness and color and a time of completion; but it
is also breadth, and depth, and distance. What
man can stand with autumn on a hilltop and
fail to the span of his world and the sub
stance of the rolling hills that reach to the far
horizon.-New York Times.
Marion progress., 1948-11-04
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK

Emphasis of American Education Week, Nc
Nember 7-13, is upon the role of education in
Strengthening the Foundations of Freedom'
The 1948 program is the 28th observance OF
!American Education Week. This celebration
is held in November, beginning on Sunday of
the week which includes Armistice Day. It is
sponsored by three national organizations with
over nine million members, The National Edu-
cational Association, The American Legion
The National Congress of Parents and Teach
:ers, and the y. S. Office of Education
While the problems facing the schools are
continuous, the values of American Education
Week for focusing the attention of the nation
upon them enormous. It is a time when
those in school work as we'll as others interest
ed in education review the place of educa-
hion in the lives of children and the security of
the republic, and plan better educational op-
portunities for all our people.
Marion progress., 1948-11-04
By Lois Cooke

The spirit of interest and helpful
ness which is being manifested so
widely among parents in both our
Central Elementary and High
School already this year is a real
inspiration to all who are interested
in our school. PTA is on the march
and making it's influence felt. With
it's emphasis on Room Representa-
tive group activities, PTA has laid
the groundwork of organization
which seems to be all that is required
to touch off the spontaneous enthus-
iastic activity of interested parents
in various rooms. These room pro-
jects are already resulting in almost
undreamed-of benefits, including
money for books and supplies so
badly needed.
With the start already made this
year, with interest in PTA running
high, the opportunities for the year
ahead are unlimited Those who are
planning the PTA program for the
Marion progress., 1948-11-04

Read the advertisements. 1t pays.
Marion progress., 1948-11-04

who is supposed to crack the ice
won't crack it either because he
broke the pick He could use ham
mer, but he doesn't know to use a
hammer. So I'll have to get the
hammer and hand it to the boy who
broke the pick and tell him to use
it and see that he does. Then III
have to tell him to get the tub he
always gets from the same shelf I
always have to tell him to get it
from and put the ice in the tub.
Then I'll have to tell the boy at the
fountain to walk to the back to get
the ice. This will give the boy who
puts the ice in the tub long enough
to spill some of the ice on the floor
and I'll get back just in time to tell
him to sweep it up after the other
boy gets the tub.
"By then the boy at the counter
will have forgotten where the paper
cups are kept and I'll have to be
there when his supply gives out to
tell him to get new box. He will
have forgotten how to open it and
I'll show him again. Then some of
the people will have dropped some Of
the cups and straws on the floor
and I can go to the back and tell
the other boy where he left the
broom and to bring it to the front
and sweep out the cups and straws.
When l get him started they will
both be busy long enough for me
to go to the store room and open a
barrel Of syrup for them to make
the drinks from.
"Then folks, when I've given
these boys who don't have any
thing to do something to get busy
with I'll be back and talk with you
Marion progress., 1948-11-04
OUR PTA IS ON THE MARCH

wear in our Central School feel that
the work being outlined is so vital
so challenging, that none of our par
ents can afford to miss the oppor-
tunity of joining in this important
program.
Stand by your PTA. Attend Its
meetings. Welcome this chance tt
render a real service to the com
munity. Belonging to PTA and at
tending it's meetings will give you
feeling of comradeship with Other
local citizens and the deep and ab1d,
ing satisfaction that comes from
knowing that you are useful ano
valuable to your community.
Particularly in these times -
when the future of the whole world
depends on the strength and ability
of our young people - do we need
to take full advantage of the priv
ilege Of service in PTA. We can and
should make Parent-Teacher work
the greatest organized effort IN the
community.
Marion progress., 1948-11-04
FARM PROSPERITY FOR TEN YEARS

Farm prosperity for eight to ten years is pre-
dicted by Chairman Clifford R. Hope, of the
House Agriculture Committee. Mr.. Hope thinks
that the increase of population and the fact
that people are eating more per capita than be-
fore the war make farm prosperity somewhat
certain.
Referring to the fact that the nation has a
Bipartisan farm policy and that agricultural
assistance is no longer a political issue, the
Kansas Congressman says that he knows ''of
no responsible leader in either the Republican
or the Democratic Party who opposes the Farm
Price Support Program"
The idea that the price support program and
other policies to aid agriculture represent a
dole to the farmers of the nation continues to
receive some expression throughout the nation.
Those who jump to such conclusion overlook
the fact that the protective tariff gives to in
dustry advantage which cannot be given to
agriculture. Consequently, farmers buy what
they need from manufacturers whose prices
are protected by tariff walls and then have to
sell their products on market where the price
is fixed by the world price. The fact is abund-
ant justification for everything that the Gov
ernment has done for agriculture
While we favor the present farm policy of
the country, we are not prepared to assert that
it should be continued if, in the course of world
affairs, there is gradual and effective reduc-
1ion of tariffs After all, the development of
freer trade between the peoples of the earth
with everybody selling in the best available
market and buying where things are cheapest
will be fair to all and eventually build up the
standard of living everywhere.