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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

CHEVY CHASE, MD. 1904 Conn.
Circle)-Seven-rm. brick, 2 baths,
incl. bedrm. and bath on 1st f. f:
finished reg: rm.: garage; l40x75-
oRpoS 81 ES5 Sl7S per mo SooTsgG rTToN sdI R.
l4th and G sts. NV. DT. $3.50 or
1891 PARK I'd. N.w.ws rms, hall
bath on 1st A.; newly remodeled.
Inquire at 1919 Park I'd. NV. Iii
s ROOMS, 3 bedrms., tile bath, large
e bus w ve6ssisn 0sss aass 9o6s block
s RMS. AND BATH, rec. rm., earage.
Oil. heat; adults: 81. 2764. all day
Bkick sas Or BdNGALSSWd s5ss5 SSvndeo Corner lot l I'M
kit. exp: attic; suitable for third
bedrm.; full bsmt,: attached garage;
screened % porch; fenced yard. Call
THREE HRE sRAHT sESRo66oa o6o IA br,c: 11eeS oion;l
Buckingham area, Arlington. S150,
ow. z44s. s5as T wilson blvd. Ha;. ox.
asEDKM. 4sff; KsSs'i bEAeAGSw-sou,n GA, eaA21S Ar
% %iington. Gas a.-c. heat. cow: to
So@ot ava
SILVER sPRNG-s-bedrm.. brick,
vacant, 10024 Greenock I'd. $l45
mo Laurel 446-J for inspection
Open Sunday. IL am. to dark. 11s
flrepl. In liv. rm.; excel. cond.
gar, available July /; $3.50 mo.
MR.. SHRIvER. WI. $500.
Z. CAPITOL - Immed. possession
near Eastern High. First fir. Liv
rm.. din. rm., sun parlor, kit. with
gas range and refrig.; 2nd FIR, bath
3 bedrms., glassed-in sleeping porch;
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; frt. porch
yard; gar. Aft. Sun. call TR. 505S
1l22 18th ST. N.w.-Now being re-
finished; suitable for doctors once
and resident Call IA. 5000.
4 BEDRMS.. lge. semi-det house. Oh
h.-w.h: Is min. downtown wash
Rent $110 mo. Avail. July 1. Car
be seen anytime. 32s Clifford ave.
4-BEDRM. HOUSE, near 18th anc
irving NV. Vacant. $135 per mo
sIvERR 1safiRINe. ssos Ga. ..ve.-s
car gar. $50 mo. VIM. r. THOR
QWGOOp. DE. O317.
OPEN To g ToDAY-S361 Alden
pl. n.e.-5 rms. and bath, full bsmt,,
$7b mo. NE. 06s7.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR LEAsE-snburban restaurant.
corner property. located along pic
turesque> C. and o. Canal. near Great
Falls; available July 1st. WI. s240.
DRUGsTORE. on Columbia I'd. near
18th St; owner not reeistered; doing
S125 daily, should double with reg
istered person; lobby entrance and
telephone hookup to large apt. house
above: low rent, good lease; estab.
20 years; closes 9 pm. daily. closed
Sundays; price, $4,000, with $1,000
stock; easy terms. BOB HOLLAN-
DER. exclusive broker. 1411 Pa. ave.
co;RNERRA Or IA IiofjoR a5fS RESTAURANT F4 on
18th st. near Col. rd.: same owner
go years; does 500 daily; closed
Sundays: seats 81: net rent, Sl65;
lease; total price only $4,000;
terms. $4,000 cash. bal. $3.50 month
DER sxelusiys broker. 1411 Pa. ave
oPENS T;ES 70 YouR f9tSl own BUsrNEss-staore
for rent. 933 10th st. NV, next to
cor. 10th and K. opp, knights Of
Columbus; rent. $126; lease. Ma.
VtS0s 4B
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTs

COLUMBIA RD.. near 18th NV
Very convenient 2h-room. kitchen
and bath apt. in well-established
COOP; switchboard and elevator
service; good condition; immediate
Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY CO.,
ST. $500.
VERY ATTRACTIVE 2-bedrra. apt, in
well-established coop; foyer, 24-ft.
liv. rm.. kitchen and bath; excellent
condition.. 3 exposures; overlooking
Rock Creek Park; convenient to 18th
and Col. I'd, shopping. transporta-
ton. 1880. Cali Mr.. Gavin. with
H. G. SMITHY Co, ST. $500.
S-ROOM APT. rent or sale; ready for
occupancy August /. 80. Ho. $3.50.
Ext. col.
EAYLoR GARDENS-open for in
spection ! to g., and 2-bedroom
4pts. available. Lowest mo- charge
IN D. c.. Sales ONCE in Admins
tration Bldg, 80 and Naylor rd. sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE. 1913
n Sat. Sun; evenings. call GE.
W2%0 or TW. 1lo1.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

HAULING OR MOVING, any kind,
. Light or heavy; Call 10. 2-1447.. 12'
SAMPSON BROS. Moving, hauling.
Reas. rates. 24-hr. service. ii.
57..dd0O7, 4-6s07 days; ewes, FIR.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service: furniture, trunks and
baggage AT. 2759 or FR 03S6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
ssparats rooms expert packing,
Enone NO. Os04 UNION STORA(iF
CO; INC; est. 1905
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas Cail
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 51S7.
MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. Ia. 2937; ewes, GE.
1916. 12s
long distance moving.
packing, Grating, storage; anything,
anywhere. JOHN, HO. 5s19. 12s
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COLORED

COLORED
The following apt. buildings will be
open for your inspection Sun, from
1 to pm.
1915 10th ST. NV.
$500 down and mo. payments S75
to $3.50; large, one-bedroom apis
1909 11th ST. NV.
S195 to 1925 down and mo. pay
ments S55 to S62.50; l room, kit
and bath apt.
1415 GIRARD ST. NV.
$780, to S425 down, monthly pay
ments $67.50 to S69.50; large one
Cali ofice Of A. M. DRA1sNER, 14o4
L st. NV. MA. S036; ofice open
Sun, IL to 4. III
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Brand-new, modern, de
luxe, 6-rm., semidet. brk.
home. 3 lge. bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., modern de
luxe kit, full daylight
bsmt., gas a.c.h. Rent
$140. Avail. June 18th.
See or call Mr.. Parker,
1st and Urell pl. NE,
ia. 6757 or RA. 1869.
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1903 II ST. NV, Ma. 2345.

REFINED COLoRED-Near Dupont
Circle; couple only; no children;
housekeeping unit, pvt. home; 2
lac. rms; kit, bath; utils. incl; $65;
coLoRED; a.BEDRooM APT; Gov
eminent employees; NV. section. Ia.
CoLoRED-1 RM. AND KIT; utili-
furn;: no children. Ii. 4-1s00.
st. n.w.-2 lge. rms, share kit.
bath and rec. rm.; inspect 5 to s
COLORED - 14s5 MORRIS ROAD
s.e.-Modern apt. for rent; $3.50
J. GERALD JUSTINE, 412 5th st.
NV, DI. 5995, -12
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| HOUSES UNFURkisHEp Gent,

BEDRds. and recreation rm.:
Bethesda area; $40 monthly. WI.
60e6. -13
WHEATON. MD. 27I1 Blue Ridge
ave.-5-rm. brick bung., new; chil-
drsn accepted; reasonable. Call Lu,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Loyely mod
eIn brick. reception hall, liv. rm.
with nrepl.. din; rn., modern kit.
porch, 8 bedrms.. 2 baths; built-in
garage Partly furn., Sl65 per mo. !;
avail. July l. JAMES c. Upton.
WO. 32ll; ewes. sun. OR. 1907.
ARLINGTON. vA-Det. 5-rm house.
with inel. porch: 500 per month
immediate possession. Also other
aHpse aGps wilson M4NMAs Sira. a soAtIx q 81 ass g.
HUNTINGTON TER. vA.-Ffve-rm.
semidet.. with full bsmt., $50 per
mo. MANNAs REALTY co: 2l16
EXCEPTIONALLY nice 3-bedrm..
3ta-bath immaculate det. brick
home; dream kitchen. BendiS Iaun-
mo. Cali Mrs. Gavin. ST. 1900; ewes :.
DU; 1881; Exclusive with JAMES
DOUBLE RM.. 3rd-noor front; suit
able for . girls or couple. DI: 365a
TAX. PK.-L9e. d-h. rm. Kitchen
prtyls. Bus at door. Pvt. home
Cross ventilation. SH. 1878.
NEAR 18th ST. NV. and Park I'd
Standardized brick house OF rms,
bath, ,garase. oil hot-water heat;
fo1fs I $ y +; sHoENAkER,T 8 i Ti7fe X st: St.
N. y cARofnIiNiAi AVE. Sc. near End =
6 rooms. bath, gar. S79.50: give
4-BEDRM. HOUSE: . baths. liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit; Ice. lot; S135 mo-;
full bsmt. UN. 41s9. -12
ALEXANDRIA. Huntington Subdi-
vision; 2-bedrm. brick, duplex; ig.
lot: almost new; 500. TIE. 1882.
CONVENIENT TO PENTAGoN-Arl.
rms. with bsmt. and finished back
porch; 2 bedrms., din. rm. liv. rm.,
git and bath; rec. rm.; S125 mo.
sfAUffI1L ai fffG s-BEDRM. RAMBLER. MBiz
cation; 0 GE esuipped S T. at Athsseh iSe iiy dU-
rm, and den; English type bsmt.
with full windows; lge finished rec.
rm. with fireplace. Phone OWNER,
OW. 1850 or OK. 1925. Ill
TOWNHOUSE, on Leroy pl NV
Large living room, bedrooms, 8
baths, servants quarters; excellent
for diplomat, doctor or chancery.
Can Mr.. Dodge, jr.. WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500;
ewes, OR, 1896.
SILVER sPRlNG-Nr Four Corners
Brlck bungalow. 4 bedrms., baths;
S135. 1905 Markham st. DE. OO77.
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4O7 8. VEITCH ST, ARL., VA.
Near Pentagon-5 rooms and bath
brick with finished room in attic:
Ie.TI; geI a;;c.'h \. s1,3 s..5 nc. no. under Lease.
Today. FA. 1858
OPEN 10 TILL DARK.
2057 BRANDYWINE ST, ARL.
Nice. bedrms., semidet brick home,
1st f., liv. rm.. din, rm., equipped
kit;: 2nd A.. 2 bedrms. and tile
rm. Oil heat, storm windows. /
blk. from transp.. shopping, theater.
Adults pref. Vacant. S11O per mo.
Lee hwy. to Glebe rd., left ! blk,
right on 21st, left on Brandywine.
CARROLL BICKLE. OW. 1920, Radio
Bldg.
MD.-A well-located,
3a-bedrm; frame and brick 2-story
home, with large liv. rm, din. rm.,
dream kit, with built-in breakfast
nook, screened porch, and fenced
yard adjacent to school, shopping
facil, and transp.; children accepted;
S125 month.
LEACH g. CRONIN
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8
Nicely located just off
18th ST., cow. to both
carlines and buses. Ex-
eel. cond.; must be seen
to be appreciated. I'M
mediate possession. Bed
rm., liv. rm., kit. and
bath. Priced at only
$3.50 with 81 500 down.
For more information,
please call Mr.. Dowell at
HUI. 1854.
HOME REALTY COMPANY
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OWN YOUR OWN
(NEW I,ISTTNGS EACH WEEK.

THE BRoADMooR
tinction in Washineton's most dis
Ia p.m.-A lovely 2-bedrm, 2-bath
home. complete with liy. rm., porch.
lge. kitchen and lge. dinette. foyer.
separate. hall to 2nd. bedrm. and
2-bedrm.. 2-bath home with full din
rm., and a 1-bedrm home with
foyer, kit, din. rrn., liv. rm., porch.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
New Hampshire apSaL ave; at Emerson SaSIs St St
bath. iiv. rm., r.: r. din. M rm.. kit. re-
ception hall; excel. cond.; mpdernly
equipped; attractive price and terms.
THE NEW PARKsIDE
lc9s Geek SsmRs PaaR 6ne beSrm nS 4r Bath RISk a
price only $4,000; as low as $1,000
cash with note payable $45 mo-;
operation and maintenance S21 per
mo.
MERIDIAN HILIs STUDIO APIS
1888 18th st. NV. Il most UNIQUE
apt. home, occupying 3 floors, with
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. a 1st-d. powder
rm. and a remarkably charming liv.
rm, with high-vaulted ceilings and
picture windows. Estate sale. Can
be bought at price approx. $4,000
less than comparable home prices)
34O9 goth ST. NV. 4
Mr.. Uptown Theater. Bedrm., bath,
reception hall, liv. rm., kit. dinette;
price, S7,500; operation and main
tenance COST S2S mo.
THE AvoNDALE
Near Dupont Circle. Here are excel.
apis. at under-market prices in
downtown section Of rising values.
Possession cannot be had at once,
but in the meantime you collect rent
exceeding your cost to buy and to
operate. Presently an excellent in
yestment. Ultimately a home at
bargain price.
1910 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
homes IN recently constructed build
sonable cash requirements. Low
operating cost, incl. util.
For details and appointment TO in
spect any Of the above, call, during
weekdays. the office Of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since l92O)
Wash. Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE. 1749.
CoLORED-EXCEL. ENVIRONMENT,
conv. neighborhood; one 3 rms. and
bath and one efficiency unit; i'm
mediate possession; easy terms.
EQUITABLE REALTY CO MI 2OS0
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TILDEN GARDENS

2 bedrooms, living room, dining room,
Solarium, kitchen and 2 baths; 8
exposures. Open for inspection Sun
day. June II, 2 to 8 pm. Apt. No.
101, 3024 Tilden st. NV.
2 bedrooms, living room, dining room.
solarium. kitchen and 2 baths: 3
exposures; immediate occupancy. In
spection by appointment only. Tele-
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS In The Star.
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN

FURNIsHED-Tvo-room. 1t. house
keeping apartment for summer. 45
golf course, library, cafes available:
beautiful country. References re-
Quired, MISS EUGENIA WELSH,
Purcellville, Va. Box 156.
TWO APARTMENTS are available
under same terms and conven-
fences; renter pays for gas and
Garages available at extra terms.
Take railways bus to Gainesville,
Va. and then Luker's cab to Acorn
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE tcsn.., /,

furn., 3Is rms, kit. baths 400 bf'
bal. Interested Call Ho. 1928,
one sE sSP0aFi OF THE FINEST downtown
Modern, in beautiful condition,
spacious enough for entertaining: on
2nd floor from top of a 7-story
building. Living room, dining room,
Gen. bedrooms, bath, large electric
LIGHTED closets, picture windows.
parquel noors Priced below cost.
Call Mrs. Merrillatt nights. co.
5l65. other times here. LOUIS p.
SSHoEIM1dAIKER' I1dIE 1719 K st. NV,
FOR SALE - one-room etnciency
ssntT6n apsITsmept; pc.. In good condition. nv;
HOBART $3.50, Ext. 500, between i
and 8 pm. 16'
IN TILDEN GARDENs-A small
apartment with l bedroom. living
room. dining room. kitchen and
bath; in excellent condition. Sub
stantial cash payment required. In
J. NELSON HUGHES. OR. 6059. III
1901 Wyoming ave. n.w.-Attrac. g.
terms. RE. 1887 or DU. 43O5.
HOME REALTY CO.
Ill
DOG OWNERS. ATTENTION
Two bedroom ,ground-floor apartment.
of main highway. for sale by owner.
Two miles to Pentagon: excellent
transportation and schools: pets and
children welcome: low down pay
nient, with easy monthly payments.
Immediate occupancy. Phone Jack
son S-51S2. IL"
DE Luxe EFFICIENCY in new. thor
oughly modern bldg. 20-ft. hv. rm..
dqess1s e6set s5ssen oaE Tth p.tSs s fssr a61
park expousure. 3025 Ontario rd.
NV, 2h blks north 18th and CO.
lumbia I'd.
OPEN SUN, 3 TILL S
H. G.. SMITHY co.
S11 18th st. NV. St. 5000,
Ewes, WI. 1928 Ill
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4705 Blagden TER. NV.
Just west Of 10th and Decatur sts.
NV. Beautiful detached 4-bedroom
and 2K2-bath house: nicely furnish ed :
garage; vacant. Will not rent for
rooming house; rent, S240. Phone
DI. 1877 for appointment to inspect
Or evenings and Sunday, call RA.
6975.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S II st. NV I'll
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Where
Town and Country
Meet
POOK'S HILL
Apartments
Bethesda, Maryland

Just beyond the Naval Hospital. on
Wisconsin ave. Bedroom. living
room. dinette, kitchen and bath.
$112.50 up
Two bedrooms. living room, dinette.
kitchen and bath.
$149.56 up
Features include secretarial SWITCH
BOARD, utilities, three elevators. car
peted corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas, storage space
on each floor, roof garden. Resident
manager on premises. Ill
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COLORED-EXCEL. ENVIRONMENT,
conv. netghborhood; one 3 rms. and
bath and one efficiency unit: i'm
mediate possession; easy terms.
EQUITABLE REALTY CO.. MI. 20SO.
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1910 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
Excellent values in modern 2-bedrm.
homes in recently constructed build
ing. Prices as low as $4,000. Rea-
sonable cash requirements. Low
operating cost, incl. util.
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= vIERs MILL VILLAGE
Silver Spring. Md. = Well-located
2-bedrm. bungalow, fully furnished
with mod. kit. full bsmt., with
close to schools, shopping center
and transp.: children accepted; SLID
monthly.
LEAcH 8 cRoN1N.
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Enjoy Freedom Of Pine Woods
2-bath house at Lam
ham, Md; two screened porches; 20
minis. from downtown Washington;
all city conveniences; SI55 per
month OR. 1914, weekdays. STORY
& CO ME A10O
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EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since l92O)
Wash. Bldg, RE. 1918 or RE. 1749,
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SILVER SPRING, MD, 233 Dale ar
This is a very attractive det. brick
home, 6 rms. 2 baths, nice furni-
ture; owner leaving town by July 1
For appt. to see call Mon.
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA, 1900
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ROOMING HOUSE

As>N<ASA44N1 x1NtOOC
University pl. NV. nr. 18th and
garage; oil heat; rent, 500, lease,
unusually nice furniture; dandy
home and income; $1,000 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS. RE. Sian
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SILVER SPRING-Brick bungalow, 2
bedrooms, living room, dining room
kitchen, tile bath, utility room;
good residential area.
H. BROOKS PERRING & co.
81. 1922 Realtors EN-. O737
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-07

ing the family history and making
family tree" from the zoos
up to the present year and to con-
tinue on.
There We're relatives from many
states including NY, Ohio, Penn.
Wis. and H.
The 1851 reunion will be held in
Ohio, on the farm of Geo. Carruth-
ers who graduated in 1915 from
the U. of /. and lived during his
college years in the home of the
late DIR. Diffay and his wife, Mrs.
Diffay.
A prayer was offered by one of
the very old members as respect
to the three deceased within the
year Mrs. Fodie Wilson and SON
in-law and DIR. L. P. Diffay are
the three deceased.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-07

! SPRINGFIELD -- Visitors to
the 1850 Illinois State Fair, Aug.
1920. will be assured of their
best and happiest time at a State
Fair. with complete program
offering activities of every type
throughout the ten days of educa-
tion, exhibition, competition and
entertainment. The ten days are:
Children's Day. Fri, Aug. lie
Complete children's program at
the Coliseum: stock horse show
and quarter horse race at the
grandstand: Illinois Rural Chorus
Pageant. State Fair Queen Con.
test.
Youth Day. Sat-, Aug. IL -
Illinois-owned harness races;
WIS Barn Dance; matinee horse
show: Gladiolus show; society
horse show; baton twirling con-
test. Typical Farm Family con-
test, and accordion band contests.
! Veterans Day, Sun, Aug. 13---,
A day given completely to Illinois
veterans, with colorful marching
bands, drill teams, mass forma-
lions, clown bands from all over
the state.
J Ladies' Day, Mon, Aug. a.
Livestock judging, Grand Circuit
Harness Races, dramatic and ex-
citing Grandstand Revue all start:
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-07

Ladies Be Seated radio pro-
gram begins; special program for
women at Women's Building.
Springfield Day, Tues. Aug. Is
"A special program in honor OF
Illinois Capital City.
Republican Day. We'd, Aug. Is
A program AT the Grandstand
by the Illinois Republican Party.
Governors Day, Thurs. Aug. IT
A mammoth parade through
downtown Springfield. entertain
ment and ceremonies at Grand
stand with Vice President and
Mrs. Alben Barley as honored
guests.
Farmers Day. Fri, Aug. lS---
100000 livestock parade at
Grandstand, special matinee So
ciety horse show, special agri-
cultural programs.
Auto Race and Bob Hope Day.
Sat. Aug. 10 - Thrilling auto
races in the afternoon and Amer
ica's foremost entertainer, Bob
Hope. in the first of two perfor-
mances, in the evening.
Motorcycle Race and Bob Hope
Day. SUM-, Aug. 20--DarinQ and
exciting motorcycle races closing
the State Fair with the climax
being the second Of Bob Hopes
performances.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-07
WILSON FAMILY
REUNION

The happy annual Wilson fami-
ly reunion was held Sunday July
%, in Peoria, at beautiful park
with Mrs. Madeline Owens and
her sister, Mrs. Henrietta Mccoy
as hostesses. There were about 80
relatives and friends present. The
group from Champaign were: Mr..
and Mrs. 4. NJ. Scott, Loretta
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond +.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bridge
water and children, Cecil, Jr., Rom
ME and Cassander, also Mr..
Brigewater's mother. Mrs. Effie
Bridgewater and auntie, Mrs. CO.
zie Chavois, and Mrs. Edna Diffay
and son. Landel. The friends who
accompanied them were:Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Chavis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Edwards and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Thorpe.
A lovely turkey and ham dinner
and all that goes with it was en-
joyed by all.
In the business meeting, Mr.
Roger Wilson was re elected Pres.
Mr.. Raymond Ellis Treas. and Mr..
X. NJ. Scott, Secretary.
Special assessments were taken
and plans were made fnr compil-
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-07-07
YOUTHS QUESTION

Where, IN Champaign and Ur-
bana, or in this particular church.
can | find a man or woman whose
ideals are SO fine, whose purposes
are so true, whose goals are so
commendable that can unhesitat-
ingly follow that person on up in
to the successful accomplishment
cf what life holds for youth?
THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMER
ICA HAVE THE ANSWER.
Is Your Boy A Member?
Evening star., 1950-10-29

belts, pins, outside pads everything
that can be seen or felt Tampax
was invented by a doctor for this
special need of women. 1t is worn
internally-leaving you completely
free from chafing and odor, from
hampering bulk and bothersome
bulges and edge-lines =. . Tampax is
made of pure, highly absorbent cot
ton compressed in dainty applica-
tors. Changing quick. Disposal easy.
Comes in 3 absorbency-sizes (Regu-
lar, Super, Junior. Sold at drug
and notion counters. Average
months supply slips into purse.
Economy box holds times this
quantity. Tampax Incorporated,
Palmer, Massachusetts,.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

much else. Did you expect to go
to Europe this year or next?
Then why let Joe Stain bam-
boozle you out of it? You'll
probably be much safer over
there than battling traffic on
holiday week end at home -
and you'll come back with men,
ories no war can ever take away
from you. It's the timid souls.
I've noticed, who always cheat
themselves - and very often
they're the ones who get hurt.
S. Keep busy. Find more
things to do. DereIop ne,c
Il feel so helpless. People say
that again and again. But very
few persons who are busy from
breakfast to bedtime have an
opportunity to feel helpless about
possible wars or anything else.
/ saw plenty of worried, helpless
-. people in Rangoon. They were
sick with anxiety and defeatism
because they had no specific
extra jobs; they hadn't been Or
ganized before the bombs came.
The Firms, however, were just
the opposite. Almost every able
bodied Finn had prepared for
special wartime occupations, be-
cause war seemed likely. Finnish
women served as nurses, fire or
AFRAID wardens, canteen work.
ers, as cooks in the army, in
supply units = all kinds of serv-
ices - and they had prepared
for all this in peacetime.
Quite aside from special train
ing for national emergency, most
Americans can begin keeping
buster in the organizations to
which they belong. Fraternal
orders, women's clubs, civic and
church organizations, social serv-
ices or unions - there's room
somewhere for anyone who
doesn't choose to sit and fret.
But that means real work - not
just a different committee meet
ing every night. And any new
hobby, from gardening or pho
tography to fishing. will provide
the spice of variety. War proves
one thing conclusively. Most of
us can cram lot more into each
"a hours than we're in the habit
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Why not give
modern Tampax
a fair trial =?
Put oside-jUst one monfh-yovr
usual soniory protection ond Try
Tompox way. No external pod!

Any woman who
will use Tampax
sanitary protec-
ton during that
unpleasant part
Of ev n o n e
m on t an d
learns what a
difference it
m a k es s will
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of doing. The more active you
are, the less time you'll have
for war bugaboos.
6. Look for laughter and re-
taxation.
In half-starved, shell-torn
Madrid young woman said to
me: 1--WE are Spaniards. We can
laugh at the bombs" Few things
that | hungered for in war were
so precious as music and laugh
ter. That's true, I've observed,
of almost everybody. A bit of
soft music, a good symphony,
even a poor joke, these are some
of the finest medicines for taut
nerves I've ever found. Where
there's war you have to take
time out now and then. But
the tensions of today's world
make it just as true for everyday
living.
Take a movie, the theater, a
ball game or a concert as regu-
lar tonic. Turn the dial to your
favorite humorist. What's good
for a laugh is made to order for
our times. Who can laugh and
hug fear at the same time?
7. Be sure to keep yourself
i'm top shape physically.
Who comes home from golf,
swimming, bowling or any good
brisk exercise looking worried
and depressed? Only the bad
losers, or those who take their
worrying habits along with them.
Enough said.
8. Don't tolerate the de-
featists, tOar prophets or
gIoom-peddiers.
People who talk preventive"
or inevitable" war are selling
acceptance of what they talk.
1t seems there's one or more at
most social functions. The
Russians will have a hundred
bombs in another year. If we
don't fight them now. -" All
kinds of fiat statements, un-
supported by evidence. The SEN
sationalist has to grab the lime
light, of course - but a fifth
columnist hired by Moscow
couldn't spread alarm and resig-
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