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1885 FORD SEDAN ------$45
1871 CHEVROLET SEDAN --75
1941 DODGE SEDAN -------75
1941 CHEVROLET COUPE --65
1912 BUICK SEDAN ------125
1941 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ----75
1910 BUICK SEDAN 70
OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
JOHN 8. REECE

JEEPs. l946. This one has 5000
Worth worth Of IF, extra SEak eauiD'' cOmDi. new
1947. A rare one. Used. only as
1 car extremely low raS
heater. Looks like brand-new Jeep.
S625. All cars guar. 80 days. bank
fin. SLIGO MOTORS, WHY'S Dealer,
962 Sligo ave., Silver Spring, Nd.
NASH As 'j ls4s "eoe"; excellent, cond..
country; $3.50. WA. 7-1e63 eyes.
NASH 80 Statesman Custom 4-dr.;
oVerdr7s S SiaSk for n ony ss snd KEN A.
YoN-PEcK sS cHEV VI Ssa s sSi vii
Open til $50 pm. Closed Sundays.
NASH 194s Ambassador de luxe: r.
h hnd h; good condition; $3.50. Ju'
NASH Isl Rambler station wagon;
r. and h.; dark grey; looks and runs
like new: seat covers: $1.095. 2-day
money-back trial; 4-month written
Washs Oldest HlF ForS Dea SsND ii4
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-430o.
NASH 80 Brourham; radio ole and
heater; the last word in riding lux
H HTy; try # then soo buy II; lustTous
tee; HILL. q SANDERS. Wash. 5
Oldest Ford Dealer. lila Vermont
ave. NV. Ad. 4-4300. 10.
r. and h., Hydra, new Wv. tires;
Yours for only si.ss5. Kenyon on:
PECK CHEVROLET, 3140 Lee hwy =,
Arl.. Va, ia. 2-90O5. Open til
$50 p m. Closed Sundays. Ii
OLDSMOBILE 1949 4-door sedan:
Hydra-Matic, radio, heater, good
tires; reasonable price. ov. 3-0279.
oLDsMoBILE 1853 "es" 4-dr:; full
sauipt., Frigidaire air conditioner
E saadnc p sys sTekes sssy
Obs SIis4y late 80 Ss 41 T1' de- deluxe luxe
sedan; Stone blue, r, h. Wv.
tires, nylon uphols.: owner, IT,
900 actual mi: S1.395. UN. 4-7045.
oLDs AZ convertible: new black
top. radio. heater, Hydra Matte.
guarantee; $685.. HILL & SAN
DERS, Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
oLDs '4e "es" convertible: set black;
new. tan top. radio. heater, blue
sat os5 as9 yfry c tfia
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV.
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You, Too, Can Cash in on
OUR LOWER OVERHEAD

SHOP AROUND FIRST, THEN COMPARE THESE BEAUTI.
Full CARS WITH THOSE OFFERED By OUR COMPETITORS
AND YOU'LL SEE WHY OUR SALES ARE SOARING! THAT
IS WHY THESE CARS ARE REAL BARGAINS.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANT IsT TRUST OF $1,000 or
2nd trust of 5000 for IS yrs. or
improved property in nearby Va
Call RE. 7-1756 Mon. through Fri
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST Loans
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 G st. NV. ME. S-2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
will buy second trust notes. d. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1919 N. Y. ave NV
FIRST IRIS 0 Trust LOANS on real estate;
low rates: to year terms anc
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, Ma. 8-6468
HOME OWNER-BUILDERS conStruc-
ton loans; contractor lie. not req,
Phone Mr.. DELANEY, DE. 2-S000,
CASH FOR LIST. End AND ord MORT.
CAGES. MARYLAND HOMES, MR.
PERCY, JU. $4,000. Ia
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TRAIIERS

KIT IMPERIAL 1850 34-ft. alumni
mum 2-bedrm. trailer; bath: copper
gas range; lge. Coleman oil heater:
24-ft. awning: all in good cond. !;
S2I395. Located on Lot 17-B,
nightingale Trailer CT. SO. 5-S256.
1853 STREANILIGHT trailer, GIFT,
ences; also canvas awning, 6 trailer
Jacks. Can be seen on Lot II, An
drews A. F. B. Trailer Park. or call
Mrs. Sanders, Jordan $500. Ext.
3244 from 8 to 4 pm. IL"
Compare the following reconditioned
mobile home values.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tconfinued.l

IDEAL LOCATION for colored doc
tor. dentist or similar profession
For further information and ap-
pointment call
HARRY JUSTINE
Ma. s-2S44 S11 18th st. NV.
10
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MOTORCYCLES

1850 HARLEY-DAvmsoN, good con-
SCOOTER, Cushman, '51, all access
sories: new carburetor, fuel line,
headlight. Excel. cond., S17b or
best offer. OV. 3-4S34. Ill
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or colored.
Quick. settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME, 1890: ewes. LA. 6-5194.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

DEALE BEACH, MD.-Five lots on
water. for sale reasonably; ] block
past Community House. D1. 7-462O,
LA. 6-1S70. IL
Va, on State Hwy. 633, 80 miles
from D. c. BY OWNER. RE. 1888,
IA. 7-2023. liz
HERALD HARBOR-Two lots for
sale, 25x10O #. each. Five minutes
from private beach. Call EN-. 2-0036.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

4-MILE-RUN DRIVE, ARL.
S0-ft. frontage, all utils. avail,
10000 So. it., railroad siding. Call
ia. Alto or your broker. --12
Rockville and Vicinity
Lots. parcels and tracts. improved
and unimproved: lie TO SI.00 per
J. VINSON PETER
Popular 2-2361
Or call R. A. Waddill, Gaithersburg
.3H5 IA
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DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available Call DE.
2-S000
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LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA. S-654O
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1O14 K st. NV t11th and X
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me. refinance YOUR home and
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
arlce in cash. Call MR.. MILLER,
NE. S-1220. evenings LA. 6-5194.
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FARMS

VIEW OF MTS., winding stream. at
mosphere of relaxation plus 300 to
500 acres good grazing land; $50
acres very fertile bottom land for
cultivating. Good 1Q-rm. house,
tenant houses. Silo, barn, etc; plus
100 beaut. black Angus cattle. I'm
der $4,000. MR.. OLSON. WO.
19-ACRE FARM at the base of
Sugarloaf Mt. in estate area. For
information call Buckeystown 1882.
lie
Mr.. COLESVILLE, Md acres. all
fenced, 2-bedrm... brick and stone
lovely country home; all mod, !;
firepL. lge. paneled liv. rm.; oil
heat; barn for horses; productive
grazing lands; refreshing, sparkling
spring; on Route 20. Price, $50. 500.
Call Evergreen 4-3S46. 10
NEAR WAYSONS CORNER, Southern
Md, II mi. from D. c. on Rt. No. 4 !:
100 acres. 5-bedrm. house. other
farm houses; at a sacrificed price,
Call CO. 5-63S1. 10
farm of 1876 acres, 32
miles from Wash. near Herndon,
Va. Good soil, water, S-rm. home,
late model dairy barn cost S25 900
TO build. silos. late style farm ma
cninery and tractors. 40 milk cows,
~ METERS, pure-bred bull; many
desirable features. Must sell at
once; $4,000 for everything COM
piete; terms. Call WILLIAMS. phi.
ma. S-26T9.
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$295 DOWN ON
1858 HENRY Us

A few available. balance to suit your
income. Sales and service for AUS
tin of England. MG, Morris Minor,
Kaiser and Henry J.
Manhattan AUTO K-F Inc.
Both Sides at 9TH and r NV,
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VACATION PLACES

MAINE COAST bedrms., liv. rm.
with firepl.. pvt, shore. on 10 acres;
boat: SO mi. Portland. Avail. Sept.
/; S125 mo. JE. 2-8409. --12
LAUREL LAKES, Edinburg. Va. Mod
ern cabins with cooking facilities;
fishing swimming. hiking. Write for
folder and rates
ST. GEORGE ISLAND. MD.-1h
hours D. c. Complete Housekeeping,
l and 2-bedrm. apts,, right on wa
terfront. Good fishing, Grabbing and
swimming, S25 week. SIS mo. Call
MRS. GIBSON, mgr, Great Mills
12o-F-21. lis
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1913 convertible cpe.
Eycsllsnt,, sacrifice; S495. terms.
STUDEBAKER '53 VS. sportster;
fully equip, nylon interior, yellow
finish; company .oficial car, liberal
discount; top allowance for your
car. For the best Stude6aker deal
ER, M 1854 Wis MeNs ave-. En-. s.7sss
TAURUS $50 2-door sedan; gray.
per. gallon; $685.. 2-day money
back trial, 4-month written guar
o cnass FoFd 6ea sANP 11fs WaSo
w ILL 1853 ST. nv loss can be Your
gain; will sell new 1853 4-dr. Aero
WHY'S at $3.50 to- $500 less than
cost. Phone 10. S-6841. -10
DE SOTO 81 custom 4-dr.; hand
some blue finish, r. and h; ex-
t sTsRsly ACCEPTED SS nl Oniy s1e5
RON PONTIAC, INC.
1920 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. OIL. $4,000
DODGE '52 Coronet club coupe; Gy-
romatic drive, heater, tinted glass,
other accessories. / owner; trades
RON PONTIAC, INC.
1890 wis. Ave. Bethesda. Oh $4,000
BUICK '46 convt. club ------S495
Buick Al club $295
Chevrolet al club cpe.
Chevrolet al s, D, $685.
Chevrolet 80 s. D. S195
Dodge Al club cpe %2S5
Ford $50 de luxe $685.
Ford 40 de luxe 4-dr.--------$245
Ford '3S de luxe 2-dr.--------S135
Hudson '4f convt, S495
Lincoln '46 sedan 95
OIdsmobile AZ Hydra. 1895
Oldsmobile 40 30
Pontiac AZ sedan -----.-S2 45
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

lge. house; or
more acres; ideal for small grove
inn or restaurant. Small business in
Guided. BOX 217. Orange City. Flor
ida. or your broker.
s ZOO CASH. S34.27 your share mo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT block stucco du-
pick, = bedrms. ca. side, 4 yrs. old.
Mr.. shopping. schools. Miami city
line. 10. 3-1512. Id
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven on Potomac-Cottages. de-
tached apts.: spacious, cool; all cleo;
baths, hot water; pvt. pier; swim.
fish, crab. games; safe for children;
CO. 5-O6l1; ewes. Mon.-Thurs. 10
APT. for party during
fishing season; S35 wk. Apt; furn;;
except dishes and linen. PEARY
BOLLINGER, St George Island.
Nd. Phone after 5 pm. Great Mills
257-W-4. III
CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE-All
mod convens.. nicely furn., sleeps
s; 81 mi. D. C. TIE. 6-090S. liz
BEACH, VA.-Newly dec.
cottage, . bedrms., liv. .rm., bath,
lEe. electric kit, screened-tn porch.
Call LII. 1896. Ill
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

OPPOSITE PENTAGON
New building, 1880 square feet.
20-ft. ceiling height. Soft. clear
span, TT. siding, truck-height load
InE' large of.Street parking area
14o4 K st. NV. DI. 10000.
Ill
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SHIRLEY HIGHWAY
HomestteS and acreage are our Spe-
cialty. Some sites only IL minis.
from Pentagon and right on this
beautiful Freeway out of our Ma
tion's Capital. For more details call
VERNON M. LYNCH Il SONS
Springfield. Va. K1. 9-575S. CLOSED
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1949 "76." Clean:
T. and h.; Hydra; ] owner. $765.
No finance charges. HARRY LUIS
TINE, S11 18th st. NV. MA. 1884.
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PONTIAC '62 Super de luxe Cata.
Ina g.; beautiful 2-tone finish,
All leather interior. equip. with
Hydra-Matic, r. and h. and other
accessories; owner: cash, trade
RON PONTIAC, INC. =.
1920 wis. Ave, Bethesdn. or. 4.Soo0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan z-door
sedan fully equip, WV. tires,
Hydra-Aatic drive. 81, 1876. written
E gTI PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
MERCURY 80 conv.: Wv. tires.
cleo. windows. new top. also 9; q.
written guar. PINEY BRANCH MO-
TORS. JU. S-11S5. 10
MERCURY 40 2-door; newly over
hauled: $685. Going overseas and
forced to sell. ia. 9-9512 after
8 pm. liz
1850 club coupe: smart
Banning blue finish. equipped with
radio, heater, custom made seat
covers and gas-saving ovcrdrive; one
SST Isa5 oW MayFo sWs on m SsTofss
1875 18th st. NV. Your Downtown
Lincoln-Mercury Dealer. co. 5-6372
till 8. 10
MERCURY 1851 custom sport sedan:
spotless tomah ivory finish; equipped
with radio, hester and custom
ma dsuS scat ,, eSyeTs; s13S5. MAY =
Mercury f 6ealer. D0 CO. Sss7a 9 ei g.
1850 4-dr. sedan. Fully
equipped, overdrtve. Excellent con-
dition, paint Job and interior. Low
mileage. 1895. JU. 7-9496. Ia
S1,495. guar. Extra special: We
have lust leased the big 4-story bldg.
next door in order to give still bet
ter service by our foreign mechanics
who know their cars. JACK PRY
14th and p. Established 1928.
MG; 4-seater, red with green leather.
5 Monday, AID. 2-014O.
NJ. e.. MORklS. AUSTIN OF England
as low as 81 40 delivered. sales and
service at MANHATTAN AUTO,
Ktaiser:Henry J Both side sidss Of 9TH
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Washington's Newest
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
BUILD YOUR OWN

Plans available for construction of
40.000-so 1T. warehouse: ground
site is located mr.. N. Y. ave, and
Bladenshurg ne: parking available.
We can work out complete (pack-
and Tor long term lease Call Mr..
Dixon of JAMES L. DIXON e. CO..
ST. $1,000. -l2
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NEW. MODERN GRIN. BRICK. large
lot, residential section near Under
ground Pentagon Communication
Center. Fort Richie, Md. Call LU-
THEIR MARTIN, Blue Ridge summit,
Pa. Phone sc. 10
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

BUILDER DESIRES go improved
LOIS in Mont. County. All cash, ~.
T-6Q55 10
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Members 10 Meet
Al New Church Site
In Boulevard Heights

Members of Bethel Community
Church of Boulevard Heights,
Nd, will attend a ground-break-
ing ceremony for their new $1S,-
600 church at 5105 Alton street
Sc. at 3 pm. tomorrow.
The Rev. Charles c. F1aesch
pastor of the church, will pre-
side. The Rev. Harvey ". Prem
tice, superintendent of the Cos
pei Mission, will speak.
Bethel Church was organized
in December, 1941, in the home
Of Gordon G. Stewart, 1905 Byers
street, Boulevard Heights. The
congregation began worshiping
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Leach, at the Alton
street address noted above, in
May, 1914. In 1945. the Leaches
moved away and the home was
remodelled into a church.
Mr.. Flaesch came to his pres
ent charge in October, 1852. A
native Of Unadilla, N. Y, the
32-year-old minister is a gradu-
ate Of Houghton College. He is
married, has three children, and
lives at the parsonage, 5106 Byers
street.
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year the older group puts on
the service. Among their ac-
complishments was fixing up a
playground, building an outdoor
fireplace and cultivating a small
farm for the minister.
Visit Prospective Members.
About once a month the Fish
ermen's Club, organized to seek
new members for the church,
meets and visits prospective
members.
Members of the church, which
was organized in 1894 believe
these accomplishments are mere
ly forerunners to greater
achievements. Under the vigor-
Gus leadership Of the Rev. Al
bert N. ,Fritter, who came here
in 1851, the congregation has
many plans for future expansion
of it's activities.
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book and it will be brought for
him.
Spirit of CO-OperatiOn.


Within the congregation there
is friendly spirit Of co-opera-
tion on church projects. This
spring the men held a "fix-up
day." During the day so men
repaired plaster weaknesses. fixed
the roof, spouts and cutters,
painted part of the church
mended the fences. cleaned the
grounds, raked the leaves, cut
the grass and cut down some
trees.
Another group which brings
the community into a church ac-
tivity is the Young Adult Fellow
ship. This is a fellowship OF
young married couples whose
aim is to help the church and
the community. Among it's mem
bers are Baptists, Presbyterians
Church Of the Brethren and
Catholics. Organized in 1913
the fellowship now has A men,
bers.
It is natural that q church
has a young peoples group. but
the Pleasant Valley Church has
an especially active Youth Eel
lowship. The organization is
split into two grades. 1915 years
old and 1928 years old. Once
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Name Change Approved
For St. Paul S Academy

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
OBoyle. Catholic Archbishop OF
Washington, has approve d
changing the name of st. Paul's
Academy, 1921 v street NV, to
Mackin High School.
The school. which recently en-
larged its high school depart
ment to 800 students by elimi-
mating elementary grades, is
named in honor of the late Right
Rev. Msgr. James F. Mackin,
pastor of st. Paul's Church from
1889 to 1925.
MSgr. Mackin founded the
school in 1923. It Is admins
tered by the Rev. Thomas w.
Lyons and is taught by the sis
ters of the Holy Cross.
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Community interests as well
as church activities characterize
Pleasant Valley Methodist
Church.
A happy blending Of the two
has brought to the church. situ-
ated about IS miles from WASH
ington in the attractive and
peaceful Pleasant Valley Chan
tilly section of Virginia, a recent
award as Rural ChurchS of Vir-
ginia." It was one of the
churches competing for the
Rural Church of the South"
prize, the winner Of which was
announced earlier this week.
Three activities will serve as
examples of the church's COM
munity interests. Recently the
Pleasant Valley Chantilly area
lost its only physician, DR.. Angel
Salazar, to the Army. Under the
sponsorship of the Young Adult
Fellowship. a community party
for DR.. Salazar, who is q Puerto
Rican and a Catholic, was given
in the church.
Church Paper Helps.
To remedy the serious situa-
ton an area faces without q
doctor. the Pleasant Valley
Torch, edited for the church by
William T. Townsend, has under
taken a campaign to get a new
doctor. This is one of many COM
munity news items the paper
prints. for the section does not
have a paper.
Another community service is
a preSchooi nursery, children
4-6 years old, held in the church
from September to June. The
congregation furnishes the facili-
ties for Mrs. Virginia Lee, who
serves as teacher.
A third is the church library
service that is open to all. Ar
rangements have been made with
the Fairfax County Bookmobile
to come once a month and change
books. A reader can request any
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Dr.. Luubuch to Preach

Lift the World or Lose It" will
be the topic for the Rev. Frank
c. Laubach, educator, at 2 pm.
tomorrow in Union Methodist
Church. 814 Twentieth street
NV. DR.. Laubach is founder of
the World Literacy Committee
of the National Council Of
Churches.
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Hastings Returns

The Rev. J. Warren Hastings.
minister Of National City Chris
tian Church, Fourteenth street
and Massachusetts, avenue NV,
will return to his pulpit at 1880
am. tomorrow after attending
the international convention of
the Disciples of Christ in Port
land, Greg. His topic will be
Recovery Of Sight"
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Lutheran Sermon Series

The Rev. Gould Wickey, execu-
tive secretary of the Board of
Education of the United Luth-
eran Church, will give the first
in a series of sermons on Per
picking Problems" at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the Lutheran Church
of the Reformation. 212 East
Capitol street,
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Visiting Minister to Preach
,ev. Maurice D. Robert

The Rev. Maurice D. Robert
son, minister Of First Presby-
terian Church, East Williams
burg, Ridgewood, N. p, will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the 9:30 am.
service tomorrow in Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, Chevy
Chase Circle. Mr.. Robertson
will speak on What Is That
in Thine Hand?"
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The Farmerk Son

AN interesting commentary O6 modern agriculture
that contained in last weeks ssuof the News regarding the
Buttons vocational agricultural feachers statement that
young planning farming career beginning as
tenant should be prepared with equivalent of $4,000 in
the pockets of his denim eansf interesting than that
however was Mr. Basingers Statement that it is entirely
possible for youngser grad from high school to have
accumulated fair portion of that wealth by the time he re-
ceives his sheepskn is rey into the business
Time was when farmeiS ended his life of hard toll,
the material fruits of his lifetime labor evaued in his
estate scarcely went beyond tha But then those
different days before farming mechanzed it is
now
Tt is also understandable hat in order for high
school yogster to accumulate 10000 for his future farm
ing career it takes heap cooperation from parents who
are apt to overlook Juniors dipping Dads granary
casionally to feed the prze-we inning hogs.
The point of this com is the fact that however,
you figure it, todays farm boy has unusual opportunity
to enter the workaday world with good head start Contrast
this with the day when it REQUIRED farmer and large
family to eek out a bare existen6 from the soil
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It's Not "In The Bag"

There is little believe that the seven-mll school
tax levy to be voted upon Tuesday Buton will not be
given wide margin of supporting ballots There has been
ouspoken criticism of the any type of organized
opposition.
But in communities Whefe school tax fail
this is often the case The opposition usually
general protest against the tax BILL They
voters who oppose most any type That is
why who to be success of issue
at the polls, should feel that it is 'in the Bag
For the most part the 7mil sch{o levy is renewal of
old tax without which the would be in dire
circumstance At the time of education has
fit to ask for slight increase II keep pace with
ed COSTS This increase amounts 10 per thousand dol
lars of value and for the avege Bufton home valued
the duplicate at $4 00a $5OO0 it in
of about 80 cents 81 fhe halfyearly tax BILL
Surely this is not high pce to pay for keeping the
school system in sound financial condition The entire yield
will amount to about $500 per wear certainly nothing to
indicate wild squanderng of the taxpayers money.
The Bluton school board and the school administration
deserves expression of confidence and appreciation Tues
day will be good time to give it,
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Beaverdhn

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nilsson spent the
week end with their Daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Smith and fa8hily at New
Philadelphia.
VIM. Yarger is bending several
weeks with his dad Ehter, Mrs. War
rem Wilcox and family in Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. hl Herr, Mrs. Clara
Jennings and N Is. Ella Hutchinson
were Sunday dtner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wngate.
The CWF of tbe Church of Christ
will hold a rumnhge sale on Monday
evening, Nov. 2, Ind Tuesday, Nov.
3rd, in the sales roSm on East Spring
street in Lima. The CWF ladies will
appreciate your help, if you have
anything to donate for this sale.
Please call Mrs. Ralph Vertner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vertner,
Phoenix, ,Ariz., we e recent visitors
in the S. M. Verta n home.
Mrs. Paul SpN fer, OTTAWA, and
Mrs. I. J. Amsty attended the we'd
ding of Miss Marjorie Snyder and
Mr.. John SeiboIb in Fort Wayne last
Saturday after oon. Mrs. Spyker
and the new n rs. seibold were for
mer classmates college in Fort
Wayne.
Mrs. Julia Rupright wishes to
thank all of her frie e6ds who have re-
membered her witt greeting cards
and gifts of fruit while she is a pa
tient in Memorial Hospital in Lima.
Her condition isl showing some i'm
provement at thiA time.
Mrs. Frank Williams who is MAX
ing her home with her daughter, Mrs.
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Roy Zimmerman, had the following
visitors on Sunday; Nr. and Mrs.
Milton Taylor, CoYhgton; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Asbu1 Try and two sons
from Piqua.
Frank Hall is sti1fSa medical pa
tient at the Community Hospital in
Bluffton.
The Beaverdam Li6s Club will
conduct a Halloween FESTIVAL on Sat
urday night, Oct 3et in the fire de-
partment buildinaEtartin at 6 p. m.
There will be nfzes given for the
best masked pc Sons, games for chill
dren and adul IS, and eats such as
frankfurters d pd kraut cooked over
an open fire. rhe judges are to be
Bob Kerr, 1Apa News; Walter
White, Assistant AAllen County Pro-
secutor and Cliff Willis, from Radio
Station WILMA. Tre proceeds from
the activity are be used for the
benefit of the Be- erdam community.
Come and enj4 yourselves as you
never have befbre. Your attendance
will be appre eted.
Mr. and hrs. Paul Spyker and
daughter, \ Hhmela, Ottawa; Mr.. and
Mrs. |. j. Amstutz were Sunday sup
per guests kof Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell
Amstutz inLima.