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to fulfill contract, If West would
just wait for his two club tricks.
When West chooses to lead q
club, surely the correct defense,
he should select low one, in the
assurance that such play will pro-
duce the best result. If East has
the king, three more tricks will be
cashed without further ado. If
South happens to have the king,
West will just wait patiently for
the last two tricks.
Simple arithmetic will frequently
allay that panicky feeling.
(Copyrisht. 1850, BY Charles II. ooren.)
Evening star., 1950-04-11
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meaning. bloody, murderous. 81
Average is 81; limit, Is minutes.
Rules-words must be of four or more
BY the addition Of "s," such as bats, -
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word is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published tomorrow.
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JEFFERSON VILLAGE

w I'D I WON !
8 minis. from Pentagon and Wash, 9
blocks from shopping, buses and
schools; 3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
excel. cond., in Arlington's most
conven neighborhood nice liv. rm.,
din. rm., equipped kit; full bsmt.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAk
PRICE REDUCED

Quality home in desirable Chillum
gracious living; expansion attic.
bright bSmt., gas heat; lovely gar
den. Owner leaving Washington,
will accept best cash offer. Mrs.
Nader, UN. 4314. COX e. CO., INC.
UN 1926.
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ALExANDRIA-Del Ray section, No
9 2-story det., So, 100 down, total
price S9,750: right on the busline;
close to schools, stores; 5 rms,
Open 8 It'll 9. j. T. MOTION REAL
TY, 24l5 Mt Vernon ave-, Alex
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA

fenced, with swimming pool and
playhouse on extra lot; both houses
have 2 bedrms., full bsmt.. baths,
auto; as heet. furn.; S23, 500. OV.
ALEXANDRIA - Huge rambler, 10
min: out, No. 314, $1,S00 down,
total price. S11,S5O; sitting on J.
acre lot, nice and level; 3 bedrms.
You must see to appreciate, OV.
- 5000. Open Q It'll 9. j. T. MOTION
REALTY, 2415 Mt. Vernon ave-,
ALExANDRIA-Del Ray section, No.
9 2-story det.. So, 100 down, total
close to schools, stores; S rms, Z
bedrms., auto. oil heat. Ov. 5000.
Open til 9. ]. T. MOTION REAL
TY, 2415 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex.
ALExANDRIA-2-story brk., No. 81,
$1,000 down. Army officer has been
his 81 Taaas oan soWe0Gs oV 5so6 70 opsn sass
2415 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex. 5 M3
ANNANDALE-A bungalow, No. 329,
S1,400 dn.; rms, 2 bedrms.,
equip. KIT, hardwood fs,. expan'
ssoS sstle sitting onan On ti, a-aere lot oV
REALTY, 24l5 Mt Vernon ave,
JEFFERSON MANoR-e-story brk,
No. 109, $1,000 down, total price
S9,S00; rms, bedrms; right at
shopping center and schools; full
bsmt., auto. gas heat. OV. 5000.
open It'll 9. J. T. MOTION REAL
TY. 24l6 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex.
FALLS CHURCH-By owner, 2-bed-
rm. brk., full bsmt ocar paraee.
1915 No. VERMoNTp sIs on 4oooi 5-rm-, all
erk; Cape COD: bsmt.; oil INV h. !;
screened in back porch: all brk
pymt. Ii. 4-SS4O. .
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB-New det.
bedrms). 2Ha baths, 2 freplaces.
b.-i. garage, dishwasher. disposan;
approved to sell GI at S29, 900, but
can be purchased for considerably
less; owner absolutely must sell i'm
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
45-FT. RAMBLER-Under construc-
tlon, ": 900 down, total price SIO,-
300; 2 bedrms., lge. liv. rm., equip.
Kit. l0x10. We have a sample home
TO snow. you, sitting on choice lot
IN GToyfon; oy; 5000. Open 9 til
Mt i vernon I; Mogok s2s,' AleE. REALTY q 2415
5-RM. BUNGALOW, on lot 75x15s;
fremont Gardens; all city utiis.
Close to bus. Equip kit: S1O,5OO.
exclusive. ARFAX REALTY, FA.
BRICK CAPE COD bedrms., all
large rms; full basement. On "a
acre. Near Lee hwy, Fairfax, Ap-
proved GI; $4,000. ARFAX REAL
ss;5oo GI APPRAISAL. Close to
Shirlington; brk., semidet.: full
bsmt. oil h.-wh.. equip kit,
fenced; 2 bedrm. GIL. 1864, ewes.
STEP-DowN DEN and
"a bath; 3 twin-sized bedrms. and
baths makes this spacious CO.
lonial brick home in a close-in at
tract1ve area of nearby Arlington,
most desirable; near the Pentagon
and Signal Corps Station, close to
large shop. center, schools and
transp;; fol-. sale due ato Naval ofh-
GERS transfer. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., CHI. 1883; ewes. and
Sun, GIL. 6615.
ON II ACRE, center-hall brick with
large rooms, located in Falls Church
IS rms, 31a baths, rccr. rm.,
maids rm. and bath; $-car garage.
For further information and appt,
to inspect call GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., CHI. 3S3S; ewes. and
Sun. FA. 4424.
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CAN GO CT

Economy Brick Ramblers
2 and 3-bedrm. plans; picture win
dows; large lots, only a few left
for immed. occupancy; as low as 5000
cash down for vets Attrac. terms
Tor non-yets. Call now for appt.
to see. RE. $3.50, 8 til 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlkIA
SHEER ENCHANTMENT

oF1EEh tNtf1AN L MEN 1
Built for Snow White" by the
"Seven Dwarfs." Fairy tales being
true you would readily admit they
played a. part in the glorious charm
and enchantment this lovely home
portrays. Doc" did the construc-
ton of stone and frame. "Bashful''
was busy painting the outside.
Grumpy was making the bsmt.
while "Sneezy," "Dopey'' and
SLEEPY were resting on the rear
stone patio with shade trees:
HAPPY" with the help of all
Fairyland. was working overtime
decorating the spacious studio liv.
rm., balcony bedrm. or den. din.
rm., equipped kit, 2 bedrms and
batil-all whistling while they
worked. This majestic home was
produeed at a realistic price Of
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 WILSON BLVD,
OW. $500
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STORES FOR RENT

GA, AVE. Mr.. WHEATON-New store
20x60 with fluorescent lights and
lge. skow windows; suitable for most
any type retail" or wholesale busi-
T. sri SaTRY RsF Co. e. sf1l sfn 1ssh 1Hs5ana g.
NV, ST. $500. Il
ROOM 1Sx1OO-Equipped with tables
and chairs, newly decorated. ex-
cellent for union, offices. meetings,
club. otR Reas. rent: inquire End. f..
1atS s NR, sti Il. ny T.. AVE. NV. store.
52x20; basement; heat furn.; suit
able, retail outlet, book binder.
EDMUND M. o'SULLIvAN. Ma.
JEWELRY STORE, complete, modern,
good Sc. loc.. cheap rent. Call DI.
BEER GARDEN. on LIST. f.. with
eoulpment; ne. section: reasonable
1883 coNS. S' AVE, store suitable for
real estate office or any small bnsi-
LARGE sToRERooM. in modern
brick bldg. on hwy. 235.. near Pa
EN-. 1875 Or Or OR. so7s. S'A~Sie' m5'
702 4th ST. S.W.-Any type busi-
ness, Call AID. o272 after 8 pm.
STORE, 2oxeo, full basement and
o-ASSAAA 1Pt.' Ava AS6oS AU
lin. WEAVER BROS, INC, WASH
ington Bldg, DI. $500; eyes,. GIL.
60a-6o4 E ST. N.w.-Good business
section; will repair. Apply $40 F
Busy BLK. u OF 7th ST. N.w.-Ap-
prox. 20x60 modern front, basement;
heat. LISs REALTY CO., RE. 1854.
3238 M ST. N.W.-Established shoe
repair and valet shop, 20 yrs; can
De, rented as vacant store or will
sell complete eauipment reasonable.
Fsnf Ssi per M mc s5o5 81 sssS SSeensbury
populated; ideal spot for many types
Of business. HU. 9565. Il
OF HYATTSVILLE-19x60
Ssnt store laok IL new W, building. reasonable
desired. Can WA. 5000 TIL o pm.
FfRsT SECTION ETasi' new @ oo Eastpines
Shopping Center; June occupancy;
intersection of Riverdale I'd. and
new Baltimore-Washington Parkway;
information cali MR.. HEYNE, Ma.
DESIRE SEVERAL good locations for
parking not necessary but helpful.
1901 14th ST. N.W.wcorner store
40x46, suit, for drug. hardware,
restaurant, etc. MILTON r. RUP-
PERT, 405 Investment Bldg, DI.
5015;. ewes, EN-. 5407. .
of 18th and New
ton me-. new shopping center, exc.
position for lunch room, bakery,
mems furnishings, hardware, radio
and children's clothing. Act today
to secure lease on one of our modern
stores. ready for occupancy. MIR.
m LGE. APT. HOUSE in
q busy neighborhood. NV. section.
approx. $500 50. It. Of space. This
space was recently remodeled to
comply with the District Code for
restaurants. Very desirable location
for high type restaurant. An attr.
minimum monthly rental of $500 can
be arranged for q suitable tenant.
Box 31e-T. Star. - 4
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DISTINCTIVE RAMBLER

DISTINCTIVE RAMBLER
3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, S29,95(
LOCUST HILLS (NR. NAVAL HOSP.
construction, is ideally planned fol
the growing family. See it now anc
you can delay finishing 9 additional
bedrooms and bath thereby reduc.
ing the immediate initial invest.
ment to only S27,500. ARLIE l.
JOHNSON REALTY CO., INC, 34OE
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A FINE OLD HOMESTEAD
e1G EA0

SIb,50U
In the Bethesda Medical Health Gen.
ter area, out far enough to enjo,
the privacy of wide, sweeping
grounds, yet well within the path Of
rising values in this NV. suburban r
community. Transportation tc
Washington by rail or bus. The
residence has seven rooms and rec.
reation room, hot-water heat with
gas furnace. detached garage. plenty
OF space for your out of door.
hubby. Call WO. 2300 until 8.
EdW. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
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Bethesda Opportunity

Owner moving, will take quick price
st. and Wis. ave-; featuring liv
I'm. with f1repl., lge din. rm., kit
completely equipped, includes stain
less dble. drain board sink, 2 twin
sized bedrms. and tiled bath, End
porch. truly a steal, a bargain at
1000, be the irst to see. Call
RE. $3.50, 8 It'll 8.
Colonial Investment Co.
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"RETHESDAO
KENSINGTON. MD.

An excellent expansible rambler on
large lot 74x250; brick construction,
fine condition; living room 15x25.
dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms
and bath with tub and shower stall
on first floor; large recreation room
with stone fireplace; second floor
roughed in for 2 bedrooms and bath:
well-landscaped lot, wooded, lily
pool; recreation area nearby. This
is fine property. To inspect call
WO. 1900 until 8.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
Chauu
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$18,950
QUALITY-BUILT RAMRI ,ER

QUALITY-BUILT RAMBLER
Located in lovely Hillmesde,
restricted community in
the Bradley blvd. section of
Bethesda. 3 bedrooms, 9
baths. Bryant gas heat,
Basement with outside en-
trance, attic storage space.
Attractive financing. Cali Mr.
H0FLER; OIL. 1923. ewes,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MODERN BUILDING, zoned indus.
trial. in excellent, close-in, s.e. loca-
ton; well leased to responsible ten
ant; ant; substantial cash; price, $16.7
: DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Pa. ave.
Sc, Ii. 3-0984. .
NEW CINDER BLOCK BUILDING
10000 FOOT LOT m NORTHEAST,
ONE BLOCK FROM DISTRICT
LINE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
OWNER; $16,500. VICTOR 1900.
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$3.50 DOWN

S69.O5 per mo-, including taxes, In
surance. interest and principal buys
thlS beaut. 2-bedrm. brick bungalow,
on lge. level lot; all rms. are ige and
very tastefully decor. Location is
wheaton Hills. l block from transp,
e; FRED KELLEY, WI. S646: ewes,
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SUBURBAN sAlE--vIRGIkIA
Don't Follow the Crowd
Lead It

SA0 AU
An original design-Frederick Tip
in Wynnwood has 12x14 bedrm. and
tiled bath on lst floor; foyer en-
trance; bright "a it. liv. rm., deep
fireplace; full dining L: equipped
step-saving kitchen: 2 cheerful l9
It. bedrms. with double closets and
tiled bath up; full bsmt; outside
entrance; large covered breezeway
and "a IT. garage; thick Vermont
slate roof throughout; fuel-saving
russo screen and storm sash;
clothes chutes on each floor. Many
unusual extras to please you. Love-
ly Handicapped yard with 81 #.
frontage and fenced patio. Only
S21,500. Substantial cash required
Shown by appointment only. Ex-
elusive with
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd.. OW. 5000
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EASTMAN & SEAY
Realtors, FA. 1920

FOR BUILDERS ONLY
ONE OF THE FEW REMAINING
S5N1SE 5oiaHNa TEAHIs KENT sps1Na n g 4xrLk2. A,
WESLEY HEIGHTS; 100000 SQ.
FT., SLIGHTLY ROLLING; HIGH
ELEVATIONS; READY MARKET FOR
HOUSES BUILT HERE PARTICU. a
LARS FROM MIR. SMITH, Wo.
4740;' WEEKDAYS, MA. $500. So
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. ma. 5Soe.
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RAMBLER. HAI,F-ACRE

HAMBLER, HALF-ACRE
The surrounding wooded knolls in
close-in suburban Md. will soon be
mass OF dogwood blossoms. This
prick rambler contains an abun-
dance Of living space and must be
seen to be appreciated; price, S22, :
300; MI. Tolson. OR. 1899. KEEL
LEY & BRANNER, DI. 774O.
ATTENTION VETERANS
NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT
Cozy new brick bungalow now avail
able. Large living room, fireplace
and CHEEKY bedrooms, modern
S1tenen' Sn a' gas heat, large lot; only
SH. 0601; ewes, LA. 6-SSOO.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

I-sToRY, FIREPROoF BUILDING-
1880 So, it., zoned industrial
In doors: Office, toilets. auto. heat
ample parking; conveniently located
short run to center of town. SET
Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC
Wash. Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, CHI
WAREHOUSE AND SHOWROOM
Over $4,000 ft. at less than 43c per
SO. it., recently remodeled: avail for
immed. occupancy; 2h-yr. lease with
5 yrs. option avail: on carline in
Sc: section: excel shipping facilities
Call MR. P1NKUS. HO 6557.
REAR OF 927 d ST. N.W.-Central
downtown 4-story f1reproof ware
house; approximately $500 SO. ft.;
modern heating plant; indoor load
ing platform; $500 a month, i'm
mediate possession; inspection by
appointment. ST. 5000. AMERICAN
SECURITY g. TRUST CO.. Il
EXCELLENT LOCATION-Wareh
manufac. or wholesale business;
$500 so. it.; located in business
district. Alex, Va. Call OV. 0S22.
OWNER.
WILL BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease in D. C. with Penna
EEIr., faeIlities;r STEUART BROTH
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BUILDERS: ATTENTION

"a lots, Rs. 6O-ft. frontage; level,
without engineering problems; best
remaining large block In Arl. Co.;
close to schools. shopping, bus; de-
per lot: some streets, water ard gas
around the perimeter now but
mainly to be developed. Don't neg
lect this If you want q location that
will sell good houses. j. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO., OK. or CH.
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SALIVA. tcont. J
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
3-bedrm., 11a, baths. 2-story brick
School; bsmt., fenced back yard,
attrac. gar, screened porch; S1S,-
$50 with terms. Brokers co-opera-
ton invited. Exclusive with
HICKS REALTY co.
AL. 1900; ewes. TIE. 1919 or TIE.
Evening star., 1950-02-01

BROADMONT AREA
Most attractive lots of 10000 50. 1T.
or larger in exclusive Villa Ridge
Hills, Falls Church; $1,000. Splendid
terms
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CHEVERLY, $3.50 DOWN
Let your children romp and play in
in the right neighborhood; det. g.
rm. brick, peri. cond.; gas heat;
deep, airy bsmt.; Venetian blinds;
large lot; refgr. Possession in 5
days. Call Mrs. Hurt, WA. 612S.
cox b. co INC I'm 1928
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$500 CASH

$4,000 DOWN-$85 MO.
Beautiful 3-bedrm. Colonial with
most attractive liv. rm and firepl.,
lge. din. rm., lovely kit. with 0 IA
cuff. -efgr. Full bsmt. S13,5OO.
include taxes and insurance. 1-yr.
old. Call SH. SOLO It'll 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE co.
SO55 18th st., Silver Spg
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GET THE FIRST Use from this ne

GET THE FIRST USE from this new
Silver Spring home: bedrooms, z
baths, an appealing kitchen; fire.
place, of course; gas heat; deco
rated in good taste: asking S17,-
$50. r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor, 81
Gill till 7 pm
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20
Pressing:

Many dry cleaners carry on a
convenient press-while- you wait
plan so that you can have your
clothes pressed in a very few min
utes. Gone are the days of the
old-fashioned method of pressing
clothes with a hand iron and a
damp cloth. The steam press now
does the job quickly and efficiently
and will take care of suit coats
and overcoats as well as trousers.
The press is simply a table and
a lid to which jets of steam are
connected. The pressure on this
table from the head can be adj
justed. There is a ready supply of
heat and a vacuum control to
draw away the excess steam.
A heavy duty automobile type
of snubber stops the press in a
wide open position and the lack of
a counterweight makes the opera
ton so easy that it may be oper-
ated by even a slight girl. The
steam al be controlled by hand
and foot switches, to any part of
the garment so that the pressing
job will be perfect.
ORCHID DRY CLEANERS
POI East Main Phone 755
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20
Federated Club
Joins In Party

A Christmas party for the Lau.
rel Federated club was Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Gin
ton Anderson, with Mrs. Harold
Price and Mrs. Mayo Lawrenz as
co-hostesses.
Mrs. Alex Robertus conducted
a short business meeting. A report
was given by Mrs. Paul Florey,
chairman of the toy drive. The
repaired toys will be turned over
to the Community Service board
for distribution.
Mrs. William Barnett and Mrs.
Jake Schmidt had arranged an
evening of Christmas games, group
singing and exchange of gifts.
The next meeting will be Jan.
Is at the home of Mrs. F. E. Mayes,
when Mrs. j. G. Mace, Mrs. Mayes
and Mrs. w. G. LaFlesch will sup
ply the project prize.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20

lean citizenship by so doing.
recently was repatriated and am
living in the United States. Am I
eligible for G. l. Bill benefits?
A. Yes, so long as you haven't
received the same or similar ben
efits from the Canadian govern
ment. Under the law, you are eli
gible so long as you were a United
States citizen at the time of entry
into active duty with an Allied
government.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20
Color Aids Sales

A manufacturer of brooms found
that attractive color played a large
part in the sale of his products when
he discovered that an inferior
grade, with ~colorfully painted han
dies outsold-by 3 to Ia better
quality broom with an implanted
handle at the same price.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20
Co.orful Plant Holders

Attractive plant containers for
your living room or porch can be
made from shallow bread pans,
available at your hardware or
house-furnishing store. The pans
can be easily coated. inside and
cut, with enamel to blend with your
furnishings.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20

extended a welcome. Group singing
and recitations made up the pro-
gram.
Dads received ash trays, mothers
were given lapel pins, and the chill
dren exchanged gifts and received
treats from Santa. The party was
concluded with refreshments for
all.
Glasses will resume Jan. 8.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20
kindergarten Class
Has Yule Party Too

Not to be outdone by older boys
and girls, children of Mrs. Ham
let's kindergarten class had a
party and program for their par
ents Tuesday morning.
The tree was trimmed by the
youngsters who had made many
of the decorations. Lonnie Bundy
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20
Vets MAILBAG
Veterans Warned Against
Making "Side Payment" Deals

The veterans administration has
again warned veterans, builders
and leaders against the conse-
quences of making or accepting
so-called "side payments" in the
sale of home properties to veter-
ans with the aid of G.. l. loans.
The V. A. said such side pay
ments made for the purpose of
evading the prohibition against
sales to veterans in excess of ap-
praised reasonable value"-are a
direct violation of law and subject
offenders to possible Federal pro-
secution.
In spite of repeated warnings,
the V. A. said cases continue to
come to light wherein veterans
have been induced to pay the build
err or seller an amount over and
above the sales price shown on the
loan report submitted to the V. A.,
and upon which the government
loan guarantee is based.
Veterans who knowingly con-
spire to evade the law by making
such side payments risk loss of
their rights under all veterans
laws, the V. A. warned. In addi-
ton, all parties involved are liable
to prosecution under Federal Law.
The V. A. said veterans should
remember that the provision of the
G. L. Bill, STIMULATING that the
selling price to the veteran may
not exceed the appraised reason
able value, was placed in the law
for their own protection against
over-priced properties.
A veteran who seeks to circum-
vent this provision by making an
illegal side payment is only work
ing against his own best interests,
the V. A. said.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-20

Question of the Week
Q. In 1910, l enlisted in the
Canadian army and lost my Amer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-23
Elimindte Drying
OF Dishes Suggested
BY O.S.U. Specialist

Modernize your dishwashing
by eliminating dish-drying.
Let dishes dry in drainer,
says Marie Walters, home man.
agement extension specialist at
Ohio State university. Dishes
placed in the drainer will dry by
themselves without being streak
ed if they have been properly
washed. and rinsed with boiling
hot water.
To wash the dishes, use hot,
Sudsy water. preferable soft.
Or if the water is hard, use a
synthetic detergent to produce
suds. Synthetic detergents tend to
leave dishes and glasses sparkling
and free from film. Rinse the
dishes Immediately using a gen
erous rinse of boiling hot water.
Glassware may be dried with
out using a towel if the hot rinse
water is poured out of glasses at
once and they are turned upside
down. The same is true of cups.
SllverWare, as you know, does
need to be dried with a towel.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-23

pheasant counties.
This year, according to the Re-
search Unit, the marginal count
ies-those counties which have
had pheasants in the past years
but not in any great numbers
now have an abundance of birds.
Particularly is this true in the
western. counties such as Cham
paign and the south central
counties, mainly Fayette, Ross
and Pickaway. Indications gre
that the northeastern counties
also have an increased pheasant
population.
In view of this increase of birds
in general throughout the state
the Wildlife Division is urging
downstate hunters who usually
make the trip to the northwestern
section for birds to take a look
in their own backyard-there are
probably plenty of them right
near home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-23
Plenty Pheasants Seen for Hunters

Ohio pheasant hunters should
enjoy the best shooting in many
years during the 1850 fall hunt
ing season-and right in their
own backyard
That is the opinion of the Wild
life Division, following the re-
lease recently of the nesting sur
veys conducted by the Wildlife
Research Unit.
The surveys, conducted under
the direction of DR.. Eugene Dust
man, leader of the Unit, shows
that Ohio's pheasant population
is more numerous than at any
time since the survey was start
ed several years ago.
Most heartening of the news
produced by the census was that
Ohio hunters will not have to
trek to the northwestern counties
of the state to bag their pleas
ants, custom in the past which
has put a tremendous amount of
hunting pressure on those good
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-10-23
Vaccination Sure
Smallpox Prevention

Deaths from smallpox have
gone down steadily in this
country, ever since vaccination
was made compulsory in most of
the states. AS a matter of fact,
this disease could be made to
disappear if every man, woman
and child in the country were
protected with proper vaccina-
ton.
Unfortunately. some people do
not believe in. vaceination-even
after, it has been proved that it
can protect against disease.
1t is recommended that every
infant be vaccinated at about 8 to
IL months of age. 1t should be re-
membered, however that this sin
gle vaccination in infancy does
not guarantee full protection for
life. Most people lose this pro-
lection by the time they reach the
age of 21.
Proper vaccination calls for an
other revaccination at the time
the child enters school and ad-
ditienal revaccination every four
or five years until l8 years of age
then once or twice in lifetime.