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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

WATCH TIMER, printed record type.
same as Paulson. but made to Navy
specs. Perfect order 3 months guar
antee: $3.50. IA. 10000. III
WATER COOLERS - Electric. new,
bottle type and pressure type: must
Co. 4O4 West Franklin st.. BALTIC.
WATER Mf COOLERS. aE. Oasis. to rent
or buy. Call JOHN @. WEBSTER,
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. 827
F st. NV ST. $1,000.
WATER HEATERS. electric and gas.
automatic. 30:52 gallons. Must sell.
Brand new. UN. 4-41O7.
WATER HEATERS. used. all sizes
sas, pe terms JOHN afs''6s E. WEI WEBsfsR fIa
& SONS. 627 2 st. NV. Call ST
3-6l00 day or night.
"EaihFt ga -. s.54ss. v5S4Ha, authentic -fs fsOe
WEDDING GOWN. white organdy. size
12-14; orig. cost $50. now S12;
6eaut; veil, SIS; bridesmaid gown. SIS.
WHEEL CHAIR. 500 Russell I'd.
Alexandria. Va. 1Ss
WHEEL CHAIR. lightweight. COLLAPSE.
BILE, SIS. OV. 3-3361.
WHEEL CHAIR. refiexible. yr. old. like
new. $50. Call Ii. 4-2579 after 8
o.m
WINDOW FAN. voTnado: BOWL, SS5
Mahossny sci dnioT io@Drets reom tss. and
chairs. S1OO. EN-. 3-7013. I7'
WORK BENCHES, new: thick, heavy
| top. sturdy legs, large drawer. neatly
of dry. select oak: $3.50. delivered
CSll Juniper S-2770: 17'
terms: call ia. 7-94oo. Ext. i1So.
BENDIX, economat. automatic wash
er, agitator action. excellent condi
ton: SIS. JU. 5-4534.
REQ POWER MOWER, used one sea
son; excel; cond.: S65. TIE. ,6-2651
record player, excel, cond. LA. 8
HsE, $50 FuRN1sH1NGs-Rare books
bookcase, washing mach, orienta
rug, kit. utens.; Quilts, linens
lamps, dr.. chimes, pictures; radio
seas ssss l:svne t1snts town. What rR Rot sess ys1
SAVE NMoHEYLsxvE FooD. En-,
that messy Job Of hand-defrostin'
your. refrigerator forever; Use D
Frost-9,Matie Eros I'm in SSSs ySSs home On
BxRGAiS Gise irSe = cHosEoUT. SELLING
gal; mems suits, S1O-$15; men
shirts, $1.50: ties, 10c; broadcloths
55c yd.; cottage sets, 75c; hundred
other articles. Open all day today
H0. o-95S6 and DU. 7-249o.
glass. sandwich, Lutz. Speisel, mar
BILE glass, milk glass and demi
tasses. 1924 S. Sth., Arlington, Va
| SPECIAL-Coin collectors and deal
ers; eleven rolls brill. unc. cents
1912. 8 mint. Call today. Cypres
APT.-SiZE BOTTLED GAS RANGE
white, slightly used. S45. Call WA
| 7-O953.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AIR CONDITIONER, u h.p., window
model. OV. 3-3361.
ANDIRONS AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL z PM, EN-. 2-6677.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. ETC..
rental h,,r and saleS; new nsE and v1ssa Yssd;
ME. $4,000 Open "a hrs. z days
HOSPTTAL BEDs-IDEAL BEDDING
g. FURNITURE CO.. 622 st. NV
MA S-4O94
SIS per day; is" gasoline. $12 per
day. RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP
WATER COOLERS-G. E. to rent or
buy; lowest prices in town. JOHN
G. WEBSTER g. SONS, 627 F st.
NV, ST. 3-6100
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IPE-USED

PTNG-PONG TABLE-New, reg. size,
2 sections, & legs, folding, painted;
ready for use. AID. 4-2133. IL
PIPE-USED
Also used bathtubs. sinks radiators
structural steel angles and channels
WASHINGTON RAG q BAG Co.
216 L st. s.w. Phone DI. 7-S007
PLUMBING SUPPLIES. new and usec
sinks. toilet sets sol, pipe ACE
JUNK CO. 1920 Georgia ave NV.
~ 3;4421 21,,,,,,s
hnMbiNF iinss cnt snd SufS thresded pipe ane "
1647 Benning I'd. ne.
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LUMBER

AOMoGn
Open All Day Sat. and Sun
o. Weekdays Till Dark
cuttings, all thicknesses,. Hall
PRICE: odd stock doors. midgs.. cak
screened doors tmany with heav
grills), $5 and less, window screens
3-ft. redwood pickets. l5c: framing
sheathing, lOc.:- shelving. 15c an
1Sc. GENERAL MILLWORK CO
400 knoTles ave. Kensinston, Md
LUGGAGE CARRIER, top Of ca
sell for SIS. Phone ia. S-7S2S.
LUGGAGE - Hartman wardrob
trunk. $45;. leather wardrobe trave
case. $15; all exc. cond EN-. 3-3033
MANTEL FIREPLACE. stone ant
brick. brass screen. etc. electric
logs. $35: crib and glider set. AP
MAPLE BED, springs. mattress, ane
matching dresser with mirror; excel
reas "a ss.ess s.s7s5, ,asf sii day shs,Ts Suns a.
MILL ENDS of better slip cover. dra,
In. widths; from 39c UP. JE. 10000
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS from es
tate: 12 vol. encyclopedia. 1851 ed.
$35. ivory chess set, $35; new Autl
Omega watch, $45; lady's diamond
S75: new 21-t. watch. $27.5O. EN-
MIXER. Hobart, commercial, 10.
g. .sSIls bowls excel. cond.' $3.50
M0T03Rsmi1l99 GI,at3dE t. 100 n:D. and re;
exch. CARTY 1908 14th. NO. 7-O224
hip. new, ss5. OIL. a-SSeo. III
MOTORS FOR BURNERS. furnaces
fans. pumps, refrigerators washers
any size. make or type in stock for
instant exchange at lower flat-rate
prices. Why wait? Bring your mo.
tor with You. walk out with exact
TFsDsoemen eo gt7s
ave NV. AID. 9-1606.
M91oRs eRd t9F hp fans %eytnrSeas. ReTf5 tSSs Ell
and others: excel. cond:; $3.50 tt
$5: Rear 1925 Taylor st. NV. Ia
9-8573 Sun. and ewes.
MOTOR. elec., Westinghouse, 2-h.p.
EGO volts: 26-in. wood saw; 2 man.
leather endless belt; $50. Can sci sell
separately. AP. 7-SS1S.
MOTOR SCOOTER. Cushman. driven
MOTOR SCOOTER, c1shman; body
and and motor pert; new tires, Zebra
MOUNTED d DEER ii2sl HEADS tg,, hawl
and pheasant; SO; all in first-clas:
MOVIE CAMERAS. projectors, &C.
re. 7.s4s4. BRENNER. sss Pa Pa
MOWER, power, Penna; Briggs 4
S169. sacr. 500. LO. 4-O771.
%2 %%GloFEs5; extra set 'T rollers; $500 @
~ szss e9na %sdsl Sd slas L s' S'
complete with chemicals. $3.50 OF
best offer. JU. 9-6953.
MUSIC BOX. antique: plays tunes
needs some repairs; $35. EN-
|NEEDIE-PoINr CHAIR COVERS. 8
haaEao hand wOrked' SO apiece. Of
OFFICE OFFICE EQUIPMENT Typewriter
adding machine. calculator anc
various office equipment articles
LIB Penna; ave NV. AT.
cabinets. adding machs., typewriters
calc. Reas. Call today, CO. 5-4625
week, 1112 14th st. NV. DI. 1872
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Elliott carvetiser. with utility stant
and locking steel cabinet for stencil
bargain. MA. S-0910. bet %
Friday or after Sunday. III
OFFICE FURNITURE . desks.
chairs. filing cabinet, typewriter.
stuffed chairs, rug; leaving city
OFFICE FURN.-Must dispose Of fur
niture at once. . walnut revolvint
chairs, walnut reception arm
chairs, ! genuine leather RECEIPT
chair and green leather club chair
2 steel files. 5 lamps. . sets oi
drapes, ash trays, coat trees, RECEIPT
table. Just right for doctors Of
attorneys once. Will sacrifice
ROOM 504, 416 5th st. NV, EX
3-7212. 10
OFFICE FURNITURE - Bookcases
mahog.. glass front, 5 tiers; execu.
tive chair red leather: APECC
photo COPY machine: reasonable
ST. 10000 10
OFFICE FIJRNTTTTRE
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ANTIQUES

144N 4 ~ - HO
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture. etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TIL O.OrOT PA 2.ERO2
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ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
FORMER
Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLD
WILL BUY CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS, JEW
ELEYs PICTgRE FRAMES. GUI
STEMS, USED FURNITURE. ETC.
WILL PAY TOP PRICES
Calls Made Immediately
CALL JE. 4-1555 ANY TIME DUR
ING THE DAY OR UNTIL II PM.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
VACUUM CLEANERS

VACUUM CLEANERS
We have a good stock of used and re.
conditioned vacuum cleaners. from
$3.50 up. All nationally known
brands also. Substantial savings or
floor models and demonstrators
Kenmore tank and upright cleaners
cords. only So 25 sold as is while
they last, Call Ii. 7-750O. for free
home trial.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

New fresh. national brands: some
labels torn. some dented, some per.
rants: below wholesale in any, guam
tity. 435 K st. NV. Free parking:
GUITARS-New and used S14 so up.
Arthur Godfrey ,ukes and solo Lutes:
Lessons : repairs = everything for
the guitar, Come in snd END browse
1E THE o1en 6T1TAR .S.sI sH0P ne, sf4rss sofH4pr n St.
GUNS-257 MauSer in white. 81
stith. Master Mount for 7aI. sic;
3 SprinRfield and 4 Mauser actions
slpcWer Ttei scope. oTs post .post-wsr, $50: Wsi-
ther sport model cslibsr ;2s rifle.
S55. Factory oBERINTDoRF Msuser
sDOrrtsr Galtser nss1 3SSS s2Ss esis csbsr slss
seminston, ssnaiEs;t m0qss new, $50" ssS.75: % STANDARD
smith 4 wesson pistols. weaver
Stokes, Lyman sights. For the re;
tooIs ttoeneF pTnbar SGGar!' reIoadins % press. $40
LYMAN Tru-line Sr. Press. with go
dies, used. S25. All types Of gun
smith work. open Q am; t. pm; 9m
JE. . 4s945s9.. DAVIS Gun SHOP: sSg
GnN "eon: coIt, Frontier. sTi' as snscisl new
condition. Must sell. JE. 4-3Sos
GTS1ss STS: ead eoits eDss' Matchmaker 8 in
barrel: like new $50: Cost Ss5 wher
new. Call IA. 2-1o40
HALL CLOCK and chimes for 8 diff
ferent button locations; brand new
in carton; paid Ss4; SELL S65. JU
HHRPsiCBORD. 18th Century vene.
p.mi, pInn, DE aI a-eIs7. H1sz WILLIAM II K6daE 5
HEATER, oil, space. large enamel
covered: Estate excellent condition
HEATER@Hot-water ARH3t heater. 30-sal
new. still in crate; reasonable. 10
HIDE-A-BED. Simmons. Lawson style:
Golden brown boucle; mos. old; bed
meyer used; redecorating; S199. AP
HOME FREEZER. 17-cu.-ft. Deep
$500: sell for S475; terms. oV'
HOME FREEZER, beaut. o Gu. IT,
g5gd 1.4 consderss hss HfveT we eseS Ss gSsa ofFt
sale; win deliver; TIE: o.7447;
ss5; GICHNER sS SURPLUS 251s M
HosPfTAE 10 Pr II BED. ;i"Vai Complete with side
rails and mattress. new cond., S11n:
. twin size Simmons bedsteads: %
ca; summer rug green good
c2nd; ?x12. OL. s.Ia36. ,.,o.,,,
H4SrITaL 6eN reas BEP' EP 45ssS stEsssS DFa%c.lfaV %
HOT WATER HEATER: gas, 2O-sal-
lon; SIS; Lo; 5-4006.
ATLANTIC PERLITE CO, 1919
,koNER, keNIITortE s,myf:xI aDH; ms Sos v.I. iron
made BY Toastmaster, SIS. Both per.
feet. OF. 4-7S25. Fl
Evening star., 1953-05-17

SIN. $40 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OIL dI.Is{IeR BTRNER tank 81 ali parts: in
tanks; t. tanl.S;.d church s9 installStiOn being m
OIL pATNTING. SSs Canvas n9 si sixa4' Y4oi frame
g.; artist. J. Werlins; life study
Price. $500. Phone EN-. 3-3S47.
OIL-BURNER FURNACE, used, win
ter-summer hookup. for avg. T-S-rm.
hse.; compl. Arco Ideal No 7 unit,
all controls: reas. OIL. 2-S073 NIGHTS
nnG and week ends. 81
fohs47 sohsi; 500 r. or or sooe best offer. Of.
ORGANS--We have several real values
in models suitable for homes or
small churches. ST. $4,000. JOR-
DAN'S corner 18th and G sts. nv.
h.p. excellent condition, $s5. EN-
oUTBoARD MOTOR. Evinrude. eeh-
o1ipse hip;. excel; cSnd;; & &S1s5; 10. s:471a;
best offer; skilsaw table. $40; flame
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 7Es-h.u.. Elgin:
$e5' or trade for tilt arbor saw
PAINT SPRAY EoUIPMENT-units
from S21 so: A-h.p. unit. complete
,tuse6. Build your own from Our
EQUIPMENT Co. 2473 Sherman
ave, AID. 2-1600.
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Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture Bought
Also elec. retgrs.. stoves, tools. musical
instruments. ST. 3-143S. RA. 6-7922
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ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a- brac, china. glass.
ware Oriental art objects, tewelry
rugs. silverware paintings POE POE
Call MURRAY IA Y-3333
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Mixed Puppies, $3.75 Up
Axe Boxer Pups, $25 Up
Parakeets, $6.95
Canary Hens, $3.50
Finches, $3.95 Pair
Bull Pup, Axe, SITS
Silver Spring Pet Shop
3d. opsn Thfyf5 hi pm AVE Sat. ~ pS. ssaa: sun:
PUPPIES, PUPPIES GALORE
So Or More
Large and small and each q prize.
To see these first is really wise.
Also pure bred pups Of many
breeds. See US irst for puppy
needs ANDY'S PUPPYLAND, ! mi.
west Of the Franconia exit Of Shir.
ley hwy. on Rte. GA. XII. 5000
RABBITS FOR SALE. NOR
RISON, NO. 7-5075.
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LAUNDRY MACH1NERY-Tumbler.

bhuNDhI MaS SHANEN - NhtO!cAo y
presses. extractors. bpndle-tyins
clocks, pipe, fittings valves snc
equip 1723 Penna. ave. NV.
LAUNDRY TUBS. twin, cement swins
faucet. 80. Call Ii; .4-3699.
LAWN BENCH, durable. SIT. meta
legs. = oak Stats. DIX. green: alSt
lawn. irons: u price. EN-; "-2405
LAWN MOWER. 16-in... rubber tires
lightweight mot q Clemson). $40
LAWN n MOVERS. reasonably priced
LAWN MOVER. REQ Royal, 81 in.
$50: hand mower. 81; upholstered
IaWN AVN, MGWERs. S1H rs ny 3. 81 each: wash
ire machine. Kenmore. good cond.
LAWN MoWFR. a-h:p.. Briggs 1
Stratton motor. "7-in. reel; cost
new S49S; sell SI95 cash. WA
7,-:27s 3615 Hamilton St. W
Lawn 1vTS'S'dto MOWER. electric. Rumsey
rotary type excel, cond., $50. JU
Lawn AVN MOWERS, REQ, c1-in., 500
Cooper, 1s-in., $50; both in sx
cellent cond. and guaranteed. OIL
LAWNMOwERs. 40. reconditioned
sharpened, SIS each; power lawl
mower, $50 each, without motor
$40 each; lawn mower rollers, 1900
CSC each. Call all day Sun. only
S333 r. !. ave. ne, in the rear.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks. all kinds. SIS and UP. File
cabinets. steel wood. legal-letter
sizes. Tables. bookcases. once ma
purchase from Govt. surplus. Un-
limited quantities to select from.
Free delivery and parking
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO,
R30 NEW YORK AVE N w
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
and Chinese art objects. Any guam:
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL ia Q.
6333. ewes EN- 3-6765
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ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware any cond. jewelry brio.
a-brac, glass. 1888 Wis. ave-. D
KRUPSAW MILESTONE, NO. 10000
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GROCERIES,

New. fresh, national brands: some
labels torn. some dented, some per.
feet: ideal boarding houses, restau-
rants; below wholesale in any guam
tity. 435 K st. NV. Free parking.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

LAMPS-3 table lamps SO ca.
Q prs. drapes, $40 pr. Clothing
ladies. size 1915. 81. RA. 3-4450
maple end table. SS: excel cond. ia
7-6351. If no ans. OF. 4-7407. IL
LATHES, from $132.50: milling ma
chimes. from S363: shaperS. from
S41n: all equipment new; name
S175. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO
2473 Sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-1fnO
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PAINT. - PRICE

I AIN I, 2 FhIOE
Reg. $3.50 gal. now Sc 25. All colors
best quail. outside and in LEVEN-
THAI, 1890 9TH st. NV. HU. 3-S9O0
PEONIES. varieties, single bus !:
S2.75 per dozen. Call KE. S-5532
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OFFICE FURNITURE

SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM LARGE
N. Y. BANK. CIRCASSIAN WALNUT
CONFERENCE TABLE. 96x4S. ORIG
DTTION, S135; ALSO 2O-FOOT
CONFERENCE TABLE WITH 12
MATCHING LEATHER CHAIRS
ORIGINAL COST $4,000. SACRI-
FICE $3.50. ON DISPLAY. GOOD
FOR SOME LARGE ORGANIZA-
TION. SEE MR.. MAURICE KRES-
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CONTINUED on Next PaSe.)
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IEPHERn PUPPIES. AKA

registered, beautifully marked.
FRANKONIA KENNELS. 10. S-76G6.
SIAM. KITTENS. reg. Blue Point. in
oculated. home raised, champ. sired.
S20.S25. OIL. 9-9461.
BOXER PUPPIES. s. wks. old, fawn
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES. black, of
ancient and honorable lineage; Axe;
will deliver. NE. S-7965.
FREE-BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES, for
good home with children: 8 weeks
Evening star., 1953-05-17

BEAGLE HOUND PUPS, also 1 broken
beagle; guar. 10. S-l460 312
pHS pWo9dlspd 9ds rts; MYSTTnningside. Md;
Axe; white male, $50: others. Call
West River MIDI 6343.
WANTED-English cocker, male, light
bun puppy. Call RA. 3-7469 after
10 am.
GOATS-Moving must sell; pure.
bred registered French Alpine goats,
! milking doe. l bred yearling doe,
] yearling buck; will sell all for
Sl00. also roller pigeons. Ingleside
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ICCSUdUI dIIU IO UI JIIICIIO
msi been svervthms rsPaHeo in peree afeei
working order. Deep fryers. freeZ-
ers. lge. toaster, silver washer. 8
compartment stainless steel fish box
Reasonable offer accepted. KUSH-
NER III Q.22A0 IL
Evening star., 1953-05-17

VIRGIN TOPSOIL. best quality. Inn
mediate service. Load yard or
bushel orders. LU. 1868 any time.
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.JATOI1SIES

Porch Enclosures. No money down
3 years to pay. Call RIA. 6-4aq5
nP TT 7-671S -1S
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DOGS BOARDED. ind. screened runs.
way 5-4122. sETTz. waldorf, Nd
BEAGLE PUPPIES, reg. z wks. old;
good bloodline; good hunters: can be
had for $35 apiece; 4 males, 4 fe-
ma males; xITSEEc lrSuiTs; Lu; l;3oIa: -
9 wks. old; housebroken. EN-. 8.
9219. liz
4-MO. .-OLD SIAMESE CAT. male
pedigree included in cost. Inquire by
writing BENJAMIN KILBERT, 1924
BEaTT1F6I GrgflH I'll MALI MALE YBSoxER. ga 1n mos
old. Pedigreed. $S5. JU. 5-9375
after 5 pm. -l7
COLLIE PUPs--AKC. choice litter
best lines. well marked. sable ano
white. shots. Z wks. OF. 4-S5S1.
,v,rr u, ~ IL
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value of the program to them as
individuals. The spiritual, intellect
ual social and physical values of
this program are known by my
teachers and are impaired in an eff
fective and interesting manner.
marvel at the originality with
which religion, science, health, his
tory and geography lessons come
from the consumption of slice of
bread. A grain OF wheat grows in
to an energetic lesson that even
has its display in the supervised
play or physical education period.
From the lesson of cleanliness
taught at the beginning of the
lunch period. the washing of hands,
The saying of prayers, to the final
amen of I'VE give Thee Thanks a
felt gratitude flows.
] say my prayer of thanksgiving
without trepidation of missing a
word or hearing the voice of repri-
mand, SISTER do not return until
you have learned to properly care
for My children"
know how to say, 'sWe give
Thee thanks, O almighty God for
Thy many benefits s-for our cafe
terra personnel, our knowing teach
ers, aud our cooperative parents
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NthnIscIn9 ------
Teacher Recalls 'The Good Old DAYS.
When Lunch Pail and Model T Thriyed

ii seems just yesterday that
trudged down the road to school
swinging my lunch pail. The shiny
newness of my priced tin pail re-
Elected my anticipation of the
opening OF school. | also anticipat-
ed the lunch hour because my
mother had told me what TO ex-
pect. Al the beginning of the
school year, lunch packing and
carrying was a new and novel ex-
perience. With the passing Of the
days my lunch pail became dingy
and turned a dull gray. The lunch
es too were getting sameness
that made me wish / could be home
at noon. There we're days when
this did happen, days that took on
new freshness because Of the
hour spent there. For this purpose
my father had purchased an old
model I Ford for school travel My
mother was anxious to have us
come home for noon meal. One of
the reasons, as recall, was the
attitude of my older brother to-
ward cold lunch. He refused to
carry packed lunch. Many times
just to please my mother he start
ed out with the lunch bat the ia
nous Cats Greek that we crossed
on the way to school caught many
ham sandwich that my brother
dropped. Another reason my moth
er wanted us home was to keep
my brothers from frequenting the
lunch hang-out OF the town. The
companionship here was not al
ways so desirable.
There is one of the days that We
we're home for lunch that is partic
ularly vivid for me- In our family
of just twelye-the erac ebefore
and after meals was recited aloud.
One of us was asked to lead the
prayers. Very unexpectedly my "a.
ther-the head of the family-eall.
ed upon me 10 say the grace after
meals. | didn't know it. | couldn't
say it. | stood in frozen silence.
The words of reprimand still re-
echo IN my memory Young lady.
don't return TO this taLle until you
know the prayer for after meals.
You needn't ask me ii | know the
prayer now. / not only know il,
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but use il as my prayer of thanks
giving to God for all His gifts.
II is this prayer of thanksgiving
that | say as review what has
happened since my days spent with
the tin lunch pail or the red lunch
box.
/ am now teacher. a Sister,
teaching in one OF our large Cath
Ollie elementary schools here in
the diocese of Columbus. Since the
passing Of the Federal School
Lunch Act of 1916, we have been
privileged to participate in the pro-
gram We have grown from crowd
ed quarters and one stove TO a
well-lighted. well-equipped kisch.
en- and cafeteria. Even breezy cur
tains add a touch of color to our
school dining room. A varied menu
is served to our children each day,
made possible by our able cook and
her volunteer helpers. The services
we receive are innumerable. but
best of all | can say we are having
in the School Lunch Program a
learning situation that permeates
our whole school My teachers. be-
cause | am the principal, take eve
cry advantage of this learning sit
uation. Our children are taught the
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ana activities pertinent TO the I'M
portant activity of the day-the
noon lunch i'm the cafeteria.
One child expresses very well
his reaction to ''this subject of sub
jects" in the school program, name
ly, 'The Cafeteria"
Charles Pickard, an eighth grad
er and member of the CivicS
Club, writes:
THE pupils Of ST. James are
lucky TO have a fine cafeteria.
MRS. Finnegsn and MRS. DuBrUl
and all the other ladies do fine
Job making up good meals. A
typical menu fhis fall will read
as follows:
Wieners and Buns
Baked Beans
Cabbage salad
Milk
JeIIo
And We can get all this for on
Iy twenty-five cents!
we ger many rningS from me
US. Government under It's food
conservation program Foods
such as turkey butter, eggs,
dried milk. and cheese are all
part Of the program.
Such sppetixing meals are the
reasons why SEVENTY PER-
CENT Of the children stay for
lunch.
We at st. James are justly proud
of our cafeteria"
AS a special project in keeping
with the annual School Lunch
Workshop, the st. James Civics
Club turned to the unit on Food
Conservation in their history book.
To make the project timely the
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Hot Meals For Two Bits ST. James School Cvics Club
From Cafeteria to Classroom
AS Students ''Delve" Into Food

The nutritiona value of the cafeteria the webaanced
meal and its effectiveness of the physical fit
of the pupil well known and emphasized in the School
Lunch Program but the educational frequently given
secondary position To the Civcs Club of St Less
School Columbus this is not true For these pupils and many
others in Diocesan schools the history arithmetic geo
graphy science health and the language include facts