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UNCLE SANS BARGAIN GENIUS
Continued from page secenteen

outside world does not exist" he
says.
Rabinow and his fellow workers
have one dread. They call it the
Brass Hat Effect" 1t is symbol
lied by the drawing of a huge hand,
with fingers crossed. over his work
table. This is what it is:
On several occasions he has
perfected new military device
and watched it function efficiently
in exhaustive tests.
He Hates Waste
BUT when it comes time for a
demonstration before a group of
generals the darn thing doesn't
demonstrate" he says ruefully.
THAT is what we call the Brass
Hat Effect. l suspect that in our
desire to have the mechanism
work just right we tune or adjust
it too finely. Anyhow it works
swell after the generals leave"
Mr.. Rabinow also hates waste.
He is always trying to eliminate
what he considers needless govern
mental expense.
Not long ago he was engaged in
a project involving new type of
guided missile. In order to check
results more effectively cheap
electrically driven movie camera
was placed in the tail of each mis-
sile. Although the camera and the
missile both would be destroyed,
the film could be saved and devel-
oped to yield valuable data.
As the inventor arrived at the
proving grounds with several high
ranking ordnance officials he
seemed strangely preoccupied. He
stared at the tail ends of the
sleekly massive guided missiles.
II should have figured u way
to save those movie cameras
from being demolished" he
said, thinking aloud.
The accompanying generals
grinned. How about the missiles
themselves, Jack?" one of them
kidded. They each cost thou
sands of dollars, the movie camera
about thirty bucks"
But l can't take a guided
missile home to tinker with" MIR.
Rabinow answered logically
enough. The End
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Even on his honeymoon when an
electric fan in his hotel room re-
fused to start.
He tinkered with the fan and
fixed it. In the process he had an
inspiration which resulted in the
development of a revolutionary
type of reversing electric motor.
1t can change direction and attain
full speed while so doing in less
than two-thousandths of a second.
Many of his most impressive
inventions have simple principles.
His magnetic clutch is an out
standing example. 1t is based on
an elementary method of magnet
ling two iron disks by electricity,
causing them to stick tightly
together.
The clutch has a mechanical
efficiency Of 100 per cent. 1t has
virtually no wear. 1t has wide
applications in transportation, in
dustry and other fields in which
motors are used.
Rabinow is constantly offered
jobs paying a great deal more than
his government salary, and he is
constantly turning them down. He
has three excellent reasons: Q) he
likes his work; (2) the government
lets him putter and invent to his
hearts content: and (3) he also
has an understanding that with
some of his non-military inven-
tons he may retain foreign rights
for himself.
Top Secret Stuff
He HAS patented his magnetic
clutch. for example, in many
countries abroad and expects to
make a tidy bit in addition to his
salary by licensing foreign manu-
facturers.
His ordnance inventions. guided
missiles. bomb sights and fuses are
top secret. He is always develop
ing something new in the form of
''non-standard" weapons. He is
modest in his appraisal of these
achievements.
Although | am credited with
many inventions in ordnance de-
vices, this was not particularly
difficult to accomplish since the
work is done in a closed, secret
field where competition from the
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ENGELHARD BOYS
w IN SEVEN OF
EIGHT CONTESTS

Belhaven high schools basket
ball teams will invade the Engel-
hard gym next Tuesday, January
16, for a pair of games with the
Engelhard high school teams. The
visiting boys team is expected to
provide the toughest test of the
season for Coach G. w. O'NeaPs
once-defeated court squad. The
Engelhard girls are confident of
making a good showing against
the Belhaven lassies and are de-
termined to snap their four-game
losing streak next Tuesday night.
r." Seasons Records
The Engelhard boys have taken
the long end of the count in seven
of their first eight games, losing
only to Manteo in a tight 34-31
battle on the Manteo court just
before the holidays. They hold
two decisions over Swan Quarter,
Fairfield and Pantego and one ov-
err Sladesville. ~
Coast A. H. Casey's girls team
has Jared less successfully so far.
The Fairfield girls have been de-
feated twice for Engelhard's on
ly wins Of the season. They have
dropped two games each to Swan
Quarter and Pantego and one
each to Sladesville and Manteo.
The games remaining to be
played before the close of the
seasons are: Jan. 16, Belhaven, at
home; Jan. 10, Swan Quarter at
Sladesville; Jan 20, Manteo at
home; Jan. &c, Columbia at home;
Feb. 2, Columbia at home; Feb.
6, Behaven, there; Feb. 9, Swan
Quarter at home; Feb. IL, Fair
field at home; Feb. %, Sladesville
at home.
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WHY CAVITY WE
PEACE, !.
RH RS.oJglP. BRAGG,
9 Yeatesville, N! c.

-sfgta fEaf1fAN fH Vtffl fArfHs Et1EfE.tttl
Why will the world keep fight
ing when the bombs and ammuni-
ton are more dangerous to those
who throw them than to the ones
to whom they are thrown?
It is time for nations with honor
to stop fighting wait until some
terms of peace can be made. Men
are making sacrifices for the sake
of keeping war drums sounding.
Why do we send our young men
tt make the sacrifce-wear them
selves out--when there are so
many things to be corrected at
home? When our own lawmakers
make laws to get things belong
ing ito others-take things from
the defenseless by law-make
make widows, and children, suffer
when our preachers preach
things they do not believe them
selves-when we have physicians
who do not believe in God-when
we have mothers and fathers who
will not be patient with their own
ehildren-don't tell me that we
have nothing for our young men
to do at home.
The Savior was sent into the
world to save those who believe
in him.
1--WE believe in God because every
leaf and flower shows that NIGH
ty power rules the universe. When
Christ healed the sick and blind,
and raised the dead, he had them
do something for themselves. Laz-
arus had friends that rolled the
stone away. Our doctors should
have faith in God before we have
faith in them. If I knew of one
of our surgeons who thought he
could heal without Gods help, he
shouldn't touch a sick child of
mine.
Before dueIs were "outlawed,
many a man insulted his opponent
to get the chance to kill him. We
"outlaw" murder Individually
why not outlaw murder collectiv-
ely? If we do our best to stop
war, we would have some Of our
language scholars making a Ian
guage that every nabion could un-
derstand. For only by a universal
language and a universal law car
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son of Portsmouth spent the week
end here. * I'll
) Miss Judy Smith returned home
Wednesday after visiting friends
in Norfolki bNs ,soag9 s'ghHsi
Mr.. and MRS. E. M. S Rogers
spent Monday with his sister Mrs
Jennie aWaterfeld of . Marrow
Shore. sd as E0a9I2
Mr.. and Mrs B. Cobb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Coronet and son and
Mrs. Leroy Jordon of Norfolk vis-
tied Mrs. Jordon's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. D. Tate Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Morse and
Mrs. Rachel Curles of Church's
Island are visiting Mr., and Mrs.
E, M. Rogers.
L. E, Beoman of Norfolk and
Ronnie Beals spent Sunday with
Mrs. Carrie Beals,
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FARM PRICE RISE
EXPECTED IN 81

Prices received by Tar Heel
farmers will average about 10 per
cent higher in 1851 than in 1850,
believe specialists of the State
College Extension Service.
The statement is contained in
an agricultural outlook summary
which is being distributed to farm
agents in all of the States 100
counties. The conclusions given in
the summary are based on data
provided by the US. Department
of Agriculture. @
According to the summary,
production costs will be higher
in 1851. Taxes will be higher.
Farm labor is expected to be
higher in price and more diff
cult to obtain. Supplies of feed,
fertilizer, and farm equipment
appear to be adequate but Iik-
ely to be higher in cost and
more difficult to get at critical
times. Supplies of some pesti-
cides may be short and prices
materially higher, oa5
With no extremes of weather,
the volume of farm marketings
will increase. The expected high
er production, selling at higher
price and produced at a higher
cost, should yield net incomes to
farm operators about Is per cent
above the level of 1850. Family
living costs will be higher but the
real income or purchasing power
of farm families will be improved
over the last two years.
The specialists point out that
strong infationary pressures con.
tinue to operate in the genera
economy. Since the Korean Incl
dent began last June the index Of
prices received by farmers has ad.
vanced 8.5 per cent. Likewise the
index of prices paid by farmer:
in October, 1850, was up z pei
cent from a year ago.
The outlook statement is baseC
on the assumption of neither g
full war mobilization nor a com.
plete turnabout in the cold wal
toward world peace and disarma.
ment.
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NC. EGG PRODUCERS
NEED NO PRICE SUPPORTS

North Carolina poultrymen
need not worry over the removal
of price supports on eggs.
This opinion was expressed by
Ralph B. Kelly, poultry market.
ing specialist with the State De-
partment of Agriculture, who said
he believed Tar Heel egg produc-
ers could find a good market for
shell eggs during 1851.
It is true, Kelly said, that re-
moval of the price support will
have some effect, but is it doubt
full that the overall price in North
Carolina will be affected to any
great extent. Producers in the
naid-western states will be affect
ed mostly by the decision which
was made recently by the Secre-
tary of Agriculture. Those states,
he added, have long produced sur
plus eggs land it is there that the
government has bought large
percentage of the current inven-
tory of dried eggs representing
an expenditure of more than 100
million dollars.
At present, the specialist
said, North Carolina is prOduc-
ing only about 65 percent of the
: eggs consumed in the state.
Kelly cited the State Prison De-
partment as an, example of avail
able markets to North Carolina
egg producers. During the last 10
months, he said, less than one per
cent of the eggs used by the Pris-
on Department were produced in
this state. Most Of them, he said,
were shipped from as far as Ne
braska and Ohio. Dealers supply
ing the Prison Department prefer
to buy locally produced eggs, KEEL
ly stated, but they have had to go
outside the state to get the vol
ume and quality to fill their con-
tracts.
Commenting further on the re-
moval of the price support, Kelly
commended the Secretary of Ag-
riculture for announcing the pos
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sibilities for limited price-stabiii-
zation help in local areas through
the use of surplus-removal pur-
chases of shell eggs. This, he
said, would fit right in with the
egg marketing system in North
Carolina and would assure an inn
mediate disposal outlet for any
surplus eggs through the School
Lunch Program.
Kelly also urged producers to
put in their flock requirements
early in order to supply the strong
demand for market eggs during
late summer and fall months next
year. .' at5 ~"
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BORN TO THE BUCKMANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund T. Buck
man, Jr., of Washington announce
the birth of a daughter, jose
phine Carowan Buchanan, born
January 5 in the Tayloe, Hospital,
Washington. Mrs. Buchanan is the
fomer Miss Eta Carowan of Pan
tego.y ..s-.f.r ass SIT a
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we hope to have peace.
He GiYeth Sigbf 70, the Blind
Rsaiht 146 z 'ss'
20 put not your trust IN princes,
Nor in any child of man; 49,,
For there is no help in them"
Who maketh an evil plan. ts
Blessed is he 'fwho made, heaven
and earth sa1raq s,tafa
The sea and all that" is therein;
Who keepeth his promise forev-
err" -
And has power to forgive sin,
He "loveth men out of prison;
The Lord giveth sight to the
blind, ea
The Lord helpeth them that are
fallen" a r8t
To the needy he is kind.
''The Lord careth for the stran-
gers;
He defendeth the fatherless and
widow"
"The way of the ungodly, he turn
eth upside down."
Those who serve him on earth
Will some day wear a crown.
ADA SATTERTHWAITE BRAGG
H 1 10
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j.
List Your Property
And Poll / ak
ALL PERSONS OWNING REAL ESTATE OR PER
SONAL PROPERTY or Both, including stocks Of Mer.
chandse and building materials on the FIRST day OF
January 1851 required to give in Same for Taxes
this Month All male persons between tn of 81 and
50 are required to list for poll All persons who
liable for poll tax and fail to list and all persons who
own property and fail to list will be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and upon conviction may be fined or i'm
prsOned
All persons owning dogs six months old and over
are required to list the for taxation at the
time property is listed.
The list takers will be at the following places be
tween Sam and Pm on the date named for the pur-
pose of listing your property
MACS HEAD TOWNSHIP
MAu7Eo The co I%s 1 saSs 1c 1s1sr 49, M u and 49,
Sses a6 TBS Pos sss SsSss sy T. and
ATLANTIC g. TOWNSHIP 4P..
DUCK woodon MIC Mdg sSFss Store, january nS p
k KIT OE1H ars os oss January j. 10 q
coLINcToN, schoohouse January {.
a-,,,.x .o,,,4 - S"H;S
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MAINS 4ARBoR G Dua nsys so sso5s January saq
Sna.1 M s!ss st sts'. january s"%sFE u 10
MASloES, Post Office, January IL ;,at 81
EAST LAKE TOWNSHIP
. Mrs. Emily Smith, List Taker -
EAST laE F So oe suj SANITARY @a 4g and 20
HATTERAS TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Edna Gray, List Taker ...trsz
HATTERAS School Building January g, 10, II III ,t
BUXTON H. j. Grays Store January 2, ga
FRISCO, Post Office Monday January 8
KINNEKEET TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Rachel Austin, List
AVON Q G: Crays Store january 80
AVON, E. +. 6 .4
RODANTHE, Ersie Mdget's January Is sa
WAVES. A. n. anua . ~
SALVO, Post Office January II
shall Of
WILL to list required exhibit
exemption from the Clerk Of the Commissioners
should make application for January Febr
airy meeting OF the Board This certificate
tne person exempted When to list the list
the list of exempted. Il
All who liable
all VINO and fail Of
demeanor and conviction fined
Blanks which verified
each in
blank and see that statements
Only females
property - @ - - ~
FAILURE TO LIST SUBJECT YOU no PENALTY or TEN
CENT ADDITIONAL omftted the
ny those who DO list will penazed
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF DARE co.
MELVIN r. DANIELS, Clerk
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COLONIAL MARYLAND

Interesting eighteenth century marine
Colonial residence with magnificent
view overlooking miles of waterfront
of st. Jerome's Creek and the Chesa-
peake Bay. Beautiful shade trees and
lawn with shrubs and kitchen gar
den. Eight rooms and bath; three
bed rooms having attractive view
from dormer windows. 30 acres of
excellent tobacco soil. tobacco barn.
small outbuildingS; S33. 900
! 132-acre waterfront farm with ex-
tensive shoreline on the st. George S
River 80 acres tillable land in ex-
cellent. state of cultivation. TWO to-
bacco barns. dairy and horse stable,
two corn cribs. numerous sheds
This is a real operating farm avail
able with crops on the land. Full
line of machinery may be purchased
Seven room farmhouse in very good
condition, two porches and attrac-
tive lawn with lockwood shrubs and
shade trees: $4,000.
J. SPENCE HOWARD. JR.
st. Mary's City. Md. CT. Mills s4W2
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414 18th ST. SW.
new office bldg. in the heart
Of the s.w market. Cali R. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA. 5000.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

USED CAR LOT. including office and
office furniture. signs and lights
2201 Nichols ave. Sc, RA. 6S25
RM. 1sx64. suitable for appliance
store. barber shop, or large office
space: heat incl. in rent. Gall
FOX dEatfsTl,sf RENfL.ls15 2isaI wisconsin ave !:
cars: JU 1895,
1899 NEW YORK AVE. NV. 10000
sa. TT list commercial freight and
passenger elevators Rear loading
dock Suitable for Offices or retail
store KASs- BERGER. INC EN-
NEW GARAGE-Auto repairing, PARK
located Call WI. 915S. Il
USED CAR LOT with ONCE. s.w. cor
900 So. it.: 5000 mo; $4,000 SO. It,
$500 mo B. J. GREENHOUSE DE
9th Ii AND e SITS. N.w.-2nd floor; air
8 ofices; 2 baths; mod. Ma. 1896.
DOWNTOWN-1,S0 800 usable 50. IT. of
space. suitable for any business or
organization for use as oflces or
merchandise display rms: with ad-
fiuorescent lights. Venetian blinds
and acoustical ceilings. CARL G.
ROSINSKI CO.. Ma. 1854. 81
WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON--close
to courthouse: .7-rm.. 1la-ba: house.
McCLAINE PROPERTIES. CH. 1900.
Goth AND X SITS. NV. 927 goth st.
-3-story building. store or display
room on 1st fir. and Offices on upper
floor; auto. heat: fluorescent fixtures;
GUARANTY REALTY, INC. 1923
I714 CONN. AVE. N.W--Approx
1000 So. it., 3rd a., available June L
20
OVER 5000 so. FT.-27 rooms In
corner building, near White House
sonable rent. Call MR.. BRICK.
HEAD. DI. 6210 or GE. 72o6.
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SO MUCH
FOR SO LITTLE

This waterfront estate has huge
9-rm. and 2-bath master house
overlooking the water in setting
of beautiful Shrubbery and trees.
Ill level. cleared. productive. acres
with crops; nice 7-rm. tenant house;
also l small tenant house near
main house; numerous nne out-
#. boat dock; 20 acres of woods.
Very good hunting and fishing.
Main house has been entirely re-
modelled. New gravel roads. Price,
S35, 900; substantial cash down pay
ment. JOS. A. HERBERT q SONS,
Realtors. SIS E. Capitol st., IL, B.
0129; eyes,. Wa $500. ~
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DESK SPACE, unlimited phone; rea-
sonable. Telephone ST. 1000.
DESK SPACE. with telephone service,
Conn. and s NV; secretaiial srrv.
avail DE. 5000. 81
DESK SPACE FOR RENT-Barr
and X. New, modern. attrac ctiye
desk space for those who want the
best; receptionist. switchboard. mail
and telephone answering service
available Call ST. 1856.
REPRESENTATIVE
only; desk in downtown office, mes
sage service. 1919 F NV. Room sos
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

PATUXENT RIVER PENINSULA. Ia
mile fronting on river and creek,
sandy beach: exceptionally fertile
l29 acre farm, 65 acres cultivated.
Modern l0-room residence, 5 baths.
complete modern conveniences; land
scaped lawns. orchard, magnificent
view; guest house, . excellent farm
houses with electricity and bath:
stable, 3 large tobacco barns, farm
buildings. Farmers will remain,
$4,000
POTOMAC RIvERFRoNT, 2.2oo-ft.
ing best quality cigarette tobacco;
suitable. stock raising. 169 acres:
excellent road; considerable timber;
farmhouse (6 rooms, BASEMENT, 3
tobacco barns; outstanding site for
dwelling, magnificent view, 100000.
COLONIAL BRICK RESIDENCE, 25
miles Washington, on corner excel
lent highway. good bus service, de.
Sirable neighborhood; 10 rooms, 2
baths, full basement. oil burner.
steam heat. modern kitchen, fire.
places, original mantels and wood
work, telephone. electricity; ~ acre
lot. shade trees. garden; $4,000.
RAMBLER TYPE DWELLING. near
La Plata; 6 rooms, bath. cellar. oil
burner heat. 2-car garage with 3
rooms adjoining "a acre lot; shade,
bal 500 monthly.
AND BUSINESSES, loca-
tions in fast-growing towns. Tracts
of ) acres or more. suitable retire
ment homes or small farms. on
beautiful rivers and excellent high
ways Map on request.
SNIDER, LA PLATA. MD.
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OVER 21a ACRES

On Coiesville I'd. in Silver Spring
Lone road frontage. Old 6-rm.
farmhouse (not modern). Small
barn. Fruit trees. Wonderful loca-
tion for antiques, nursery. subdtvid-I
ing. or for church or estate. A very
unusual opportunity for Si5,750
Nth substantial cash. 10. 5-4250.
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INVESTORS BULLETIN


O units, self-contained. built in
1850; 2-story bldg. Ia Tenants 49Gg pay
will show better than l0fe net
alter amortization on $4,000 cash
investment.
ghtwood-13-unit det. brick; 15-
yr-old modern bldg, in excellent
condition throughout; Prewar rem
tails of approx. $4,000 yearly.
Approx. 100000 cash required.
16 units, NV, an older but better
type bldg, in excellent renting area.
Priced under times annual income.
Small cash payment required to
show approx 1870 return.
Glover Park-25 units. built 1899;
2-story bldgs., modern and beauti-
full Making perfect investment
Annual income approx. .SlS,0Oe
yearly. $4,000 cash required.
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BUSINESS PRoP-RENT tcentN sroREs For RENT (eentl

LGE. LOT on. Clumbia pike. suitable
MI r. SuPoNr 1Ihai crRcLE-possession
June lst. Will lease. HERBERT A.
BLADENSBGRG, 1903 Bait. ave-
Large store and lot of almost an
acre; front zones commercial and
rear Is industrial; reasonable rent;
avail Immediately; Ma. 1851.
story brick. suitable shop. storage.
L ST. NV. NEAR 18TH large rms.
plate glass display window: approx.
600 So. it.; in whole or in part; i'm
M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors,
1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
1915 CONN. AVE.-2nd and 3rd fr.
available at very low rental. An
excel. location. south of underpass.
- GUARANTY REALTY. INC.
1923 10th St, NV. Ma. 06s7
RESTRICTED lst-coml. area-3711
Macomb st. NV, mr.. Wisconsin ave.
Entire. 2nd f.. pvt. bath. suitable
for professional. speciality or any
light mercantile estab. See Mr.
Cooper on 1st Il. to inspect.
ITO H St. NE. Ii. 3-207o Pc
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coMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
BLDGs WITH PARKING FAGILI-
Tues IN LocATroNsA sEsr WASHINGTON
LOUIS BURMAN. RE 1853