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F .bSH9 e miles enf from ace g. more nG1s
oRc p prics t sS54 sqnss yss5
down; another same section at
$1,000, terms, 800 cash, balance
monthly: many others to select from.
"a ACRES. 2 barns, modern hot
water heat, 7-room house, base
ment. large bath; 900 #. on paved
t t%een Gs Plata ist and Il Rs t Head
miles from D. c.; price $17.950,
terms. $4,000 down.
131 ACRES-Over / mile frontage on
paved road; S-room farm house, 2
barns, other buildings; excellent sub
division location; price $4,000,
terms.
PORT TOBACCO VALLEY
New brick ramblers. pa acres ex-
tending to creek. about Is miles
birch kitchen. stainless steel electric
stove and oven in wall, ceramic tile
walls, garage, basement. automatic
heat; 10 miles from fishing, boat
harbor and country club: restricted
to fine homes and privacy; price
ERN MARYLAND REALTY CO., on
Route 301. below Waldorf. Phone
La Plata CYL or Midway 5-37O1.
80 ACRES, pond, 5.rm. and bath
bungalow, % mi. D. C. $l5,75U.
TERMS, Main hwy. farm, "a mi. D.
c., rms. bath; 100 acres, mountain
view. $35 900. Terms.
30 acres, main hwy, "a mi. D. c.,
8 large rms. bath, $23. 900. Terms.
Many other Loudoun Co. properties,
large and small. Show any time.
RALPH A. STYER. Pleasant Valley,
Rt. so, Va. Lenah 5-2412 Sun;
5-24S2 weekdays.
EXTINCTION. VA:-stock farm, 2s3
buildings. $4,000. Terms.
115 acres. tractor land, mostly open
8 rm., cleo. $4,000. Terms.
q acres, 6-rm. cottage; cleo, water;
facing imp. I'd. $4,000. Terms.
100 acres, timbered land facing imp.
I'd, cleo. $4,000. Terms.
200 acres, orchard, stock farm, trac-
tor land. well watered, 7-rm. DWELL
ing, cleo. and water. S12,500. Terms.
: acres facing Ri. 20 In village, 6
rm., cleo, very nice. $500. Dairy
farms equipped. timbered lands and
small properties.
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CARNEY REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 48O

HERNDON 48O
OPEN THIS WEEK END
Is ACRES-$2O,95O
Is ACTRESSES, 900
WITHIN 25, MILES OF d. C.
We offer for your Inspection a com
plete farm for the price Of q con-
yentional Arlington or Falls Church
home-yet only 20 min. more driv-
ing per day. Complete, we said;
including modernized farmhouse
with 3 bedrms.. den. equipped kit.
ana all modern conven.; q lge. barn,
gar, pony stalls for the kiddies. and
9 lovely tree-shaded lawn. Don't
delay. see it pronto.
j. F. CUNNINGHAM
pTREcTieoNs: Take ROUTE maeA6 30 0z@P mi'
beyond Chantilly to Rte. 742, turn
lett and follow our arrow.
OWN PART OF BROAD RUN
OLD COLONIAL, 8 fireplaces, s rooms,
ISL n: bedrmS.. up. Mod. improv.
part psmt. Swim. enjoy your own
water1ront. Price and terms are
EEe e.1ied for the man who means
WE ALSO HAVE
Brick rambler, 2 fireplaces, 8 acres
land, stream. House has full bsmt.
ATTENTION OLD CLiENTS
we nave 8 new farms just listed.
BEULAH GOSS, IA. 2-56S2
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BRADLEY HILLS

have lots fronting directly on
Bradley lane. lust q mile beyond
the intersection of Bradley and Will
son lanes. Nestled in the shade and
quiet of dignified suburban area
with water and sewer available in
the front. These lots possess what
the, builder. is looking for; $4,000
each will buy or II you have a
TRADE make an offer. VIII con-
slider ANYTHING reasonable, Call
EN-. 2-1940 or OIL. 4-27S2.
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S ACRES

Charming old brick house,
modernized; 8 rooms. large liv-
ing room with fireplace. 4 bed
rooms. 2 baths, kitchen with
range and REFRIGERATOR; fully
screened storm windows: fun
basement; attractively land
scaped; ~ acre-garden of ber-
ries, asparagus, fruit trees,
ETC.; within walking distance
B. & o. Station; ideally Sit
uated for committing.
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SMALL ESTATE

III AGNES
Seclusion and privacy with
out isolation describes this de-
Nghtful, restored home. sit. on
o high knoll overlooking the
countryside. The house has
4 bedrms., 1h baths. 15x31
uv. rm. with firepl.: full-siZe
din. rn.. chestnut-paneled kit.
with barbecue pit in firepl.
Cnrysler Airtemp oil h.-a.
neat; barn and 4-car garage.
Lnis property has not been on
the market before. and is
shown by appt. only; Is
mile miles to D. C. Offered at
S29. 600. - =
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APT. SITES-D. c.
Several choice sites. zone 40-A and
4O-B. Can be bought In whole or
part. Reas. Mr.. Bartlett. ALDRE
1NCD LU. 4-O747: eyes,, 10. 3-464S.
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PRICE REDUCED

PRICE REDUCED
Lot at Lake Bancroft. ideally located
in Section /. will sell at cost; cash
or finance. JE. 4-2S05 .-19
MIDDLETOWN VALLEY
80 acres on improved mountain land
in the upper reaches of the valley.
Directly on Maryland State Road
No. II and well-known Catoctin
Creek flows through the property. A
good boys or girls camp location.
Price $4,000. THEODORE F. MENK,
927 9th st, NV: Elk. 3-274O or Mrs.
town Valley properties. Myersvilie
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1925 PER ACRE
Choice 5-acre tracts, Fairfax County.
Beautiful shade. good terms, FAIR
WOOD CO.. DI. 1923, Crescent
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$1,000 DOWN

Buys q new 3-bedrm. home. fuIlv
equip. kit. and 4 acres of land: 4
miles from Herndon. Va, in Lou
doun County. offered at SI2,95O.
For appt; to inspect. call Herndon
4S7 or 361.
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FIRST COMMERCIAL,

In Southeast In residential section.
District Of Columbia. about 1900
families reside within area Of s or
city blocks. Apartment and homes
projected to bring around more
families into the area. BEALL
TURNER & Co. 1105 Vermont ave,
Hobart 2-1o79. National S-613l.
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60 ACRES

S-room frame house, 4 bed
rooms and bath, oil heat,
cement basement, large living
room, dining room. kitchen
and maids room. Well land
scaped. Barn and cattle sheds.
Near schools, churches, and
stores. Excellent location,
near Poolesville. Price,
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10 ACRES

ITO ACRES
Large. modern, lO-room
country home. in attractive
setting, with plenty of shade:
oil steam heat, 8 flrepiaces,
full basement. hardwood floors,
Gear garage. good barns and
outbuildings. Q tenant houses;
highly productive cropland,
good pastures. The neighbour
hood is most excellent. located
on main highway within COM
muting distance D. c..
Several other stock and
dairy farms available.
For further particulars,
CALL L. A. ABERCROMBIE,
Poolesville 1851.
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5000 so. FIT. building, large yard
for parking. nearby MONTGOMERY
County. Nd. Reasonable rent. Box
THREE THREE ACRES HSfl IN MD.-rwo miles
over D. c., line. in $500 block St
NEAR 4th AND L N.W.-About
1900 So it., 2nd fr.: gas heat,
washroom; 2nd commercial: $50 mo.
A. NJ. ROTH. RE 7-7330.
Sol BARRY PL. NV, near Sth and
Ga. ave.-Vacant lot, approx. 16x90,
for rent; End commercial, suitable
parking. storage or any other type
of business; reasonable rental. FED
ERAL RENTAL CO.. -915 New York
ave. NV, MA. STAG. -21
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1883
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POTOMAC RIVER
0-acre tracts on Potomac River with
hard-Surfaced road frontage avail.
able. For particulars. see classifiec
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LOTS WANTED

LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
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BAY FRONT-Immacula 6-rm. cot
tage directly on Chesapeake Bay in
exclusive North Beach Park; 35-ft.
screened porch facing water; 8
bedrms., separate din. rm., cleo. kit,
modern bath. $3.50 for mo. Of Au-
Davis cottage. lot 4. blk. 4. North
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NEAR SANDY SPRING. MD, 140-
acre farm In high state. of culti-
walton. Excellent meadow and
stream. Old S-rm. stone house with
original stairway and fireplaces
Needs undermining. Priced at $3.50
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DESIRABLE office SPACE in downtown
Washington. 1923 Goth st. NV. LIST
and 2nd fis.. approx 1000 So. #
226 Mass ave. n e., new bldg. 1st H..
approx 800 SO. IT.
2O35 K st. NV. excel. light and ven:
tilation, entire Bird A., approx. 100
So. #. MA. 8-64s5. III
FINANCIAL DISTINGUISHES
I 10 7 rms Moderate rental Elevator
bldg, 1929 Vermont ave. Call ST,
3-5O9s.
1917 9th st. N.W.-1st floor has lge.
front ofice. 9 rms: bath: end floor
has 4 rms. and bath; tile floors
throughout gas INV h: parking
space in rear. Rent SlS5.
P. j WALSHE. INC.
lib Eye st. NV MA. S-646S
10
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POINT LOOKOUT, MD. Summer
cottage. completely furn.; boat. ramp
and box. Excel. fishing, swimming.
$1,000. JU. 7-6934 after 6 pm.
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MASS. AVE. Sc.
5 choice lots. on Massachusetts ave-
avenue, near bus, schools. churches
and shopping area. Will be sold at
the right price for cash, in District
BEALL TURNER & CO., HOS Yer
mont ave.. HO. 2-197S: MA. S-6l31
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE - 3OO-ft. water
front. large shade trees, beautiful
We'll, cleo. II You like Grabbing and
fishing, you will like this place, So
$50. Owner will be on premises Fri,
Sat, Sun. Directions: Route 5 to
Morganza, right 242 10 miles to
Victory Bar, right / mile. r. L.
EANNIMH OA1R Kanfnn nj 1Oo
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O4H44V4H4VN41A1
$4,000 50. #. on new 4-lane Alex
LeesburE pike, bet. Col. pike and
part or will build on long term lease
Frontage on 3 access roads. Phone
Mr.. Butterfleld, TIE. 6-2199 or Mr.,
Salisbury, OV. 3-0325.
Landton Enterprises
TIE. 6-2199. 24-Hr. Service.
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tcontinSeo.D

10 ACRES with good frontage on
hard road; exceptionally attractive
building site with scattered trees on
hillside. Excellent neighborhood 10
mi. from Washington. CAN Mrs.
Wilson. ask operator for EV. 4.5651.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Inc, Real
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H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. Va. Phone 1875.
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Bradley Blvd. & River Rd.
4 acres, choice residential area
OWNER, Poplar 1895. 10
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u. DIUUhS, DIUkE1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
PHONE 23Q OR $50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Guest Speaker
Slated At list
Presbyterian

Rev. r. E, Coulter of Brooksville.
Fla. who is a candidate for the
pastorate of the First Presbyterian
Church, White and Washington will
preach at the Sunday morning Wor-
ship Service.
Sunday School classes convene
at $50 a. m and John Archer.
Superintendent has Interesting Glass
SEES for all age groups with COM
petent teachers in charge.
The Women Of lhe Church have
planned fellowship supper for
July at $3.50 p. m. Reserve
lions may be made by calling
Mesdames Snow. Register or
Stark.
There will be an evening service
Sunday at 1880. Come and sing
your favorite songs. Sir. Jobn Ar
cher will lead this song service
which will be followed by brief
message by the pastor. A beautiful
film entitled "Beggar Of J6rusa],
en- will also be shown. Come and
enjoy this Fellowship Hour.
Daily Vacation Bible School be-
gins Monday, July at 8.45 a m.
All children between the ages at
and IA are cordially invltea "a
register for this entertaining series
of classes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

What is new is opposed, because
most are unwilling to be taught.
Samuel Johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Rev. TOuchtOss
To Interpret
Great Hymns

At the Sunday morning service of
worship at the First Methodist
Church the pastor, J. Paul Touch
ton will begin a series of studies
in some of the great hymns of the
Christian Church. The hymn for
the study on this Sunday will be
the hymn of Johann c. SCHNEIDER,
GREAT THING l KNOW? The
whole hymn is aimed at praise to
Jesus Christ, the Crucified. This
hymn translated out of German
by the Rev. Benjamin H. Kennedy
is set to the tune Hendon. Its pur-
post as the purp Sc of all Christ
ian worship is to help the worship
per believe in the power of God
available to meet all needs of the
soul.
At the morning worship SER
vice the choir under the diree-
fion of Mr.. Earl Anderson will
sing arise, o Lord" Hoffmsis-
ter.
At the evening worship service
the pastor will preach on the topic
HOLY HABITS. How important are
the right sort of habits. They have
so much to do with what we I'LL
timately become.
Plans for the Vacation Church
School later in the summer are
moving forward. The committee
under direction of Mrs. B. H. Wool
bridge for the church wide bazaar
early in November reports progress
in planning. Various activities dur.
ing the summer months are con-
tinuing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

The Rev. Percy Y. Dave, minis
ter Of the Plantation Community
Church at Plantation, Fort Lauder
dale. VIII preach at the Sunday
evening service at the First Cen
gIegational Church The time OF
the service is set for 7:45. Gerald
Saunders win conduct the CHOIR in
the singing Of the anthem, Like
as A Father" by Bell. Mrs. Paul
Archer Will be at the organ. At
.hc Sunday morning service at
1l:00 Mrs. Flora Michael will sing
q solo. "What VIII You Do With
Jesus" Miss Elizabeth Ann Rus
sell will be at the organ. The Rev.
Chas. II. Meeber has chosen for
his sermon topic. "a Great Faith"
The different departments of the
Sunday School viii meet in their
usual places at 9.45 a. m. Mrs.
Emma Thompson viii be in
charge.
The mijweek Prayer Meeting
and Bible Study is TO be held on
Wednesday night at $50. The sub
iect chosen for, the Bible study is
Paul Goes Westward"
The Church Official Board win
meet on Thursday night at 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27

THE new is but the old come
trJe,
Each sunrise secs a new year
born.
~~ueicn Hunt Jackson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Precedent Set By
Naming Women
TOPOSts Here
For First Time

In a most impressive ceremony
i've deacons were ordained last
sunday at the Church of the Rock,
I35 Francis Street. They were then
Installed together with four other
deacons who had been previously
ordained. This church has taken an
unusual step for the southern
church in that three of the deacons
ordained were women. While the
USA Presbyterian Church and the
Congregational churches accept wo-
men as deaconesses, the southern
churches have not as yet authoriz-
ed this step. The women so honor
ed were, Mrs. Walter Bell, Mrs.
Joseph /. Brent and Mrs. Emory
Harris.
Next Sunday the Session has
authorized fhe ordination Of VIII
liam w. Hill, who with six others
will be regularly installed as Of
fieers Of the new church. The Of
fieers have expressed their salts
faction Of the progress made in
the church and are grateful for
The interest and assistance Of.
fersd by their many friends.
Next Sunday morning the Sunday
School will meet at the regular
hour ten O'Clock, and Mr.. Hill, the
Superintendent, has promised class
es for all age groups. The Pioneers,
under direction of the Board of Re-
ligious Education with Mrs. Ruth
jackson as Adult Advisor, have In
stalled a ping pong table during
the Daily Vacation Bible School,
and will have recreational attrac-
tions besides the regular devotional
periods which meet each Sunday
evening at $3.50 p. m.
Sunday morning the Rev. Ralph
Rogers viii preach at the regular
worship service beginning at elev-
en- o'clock. His subject will be,
SIS there no Balm in Gilead?" 1t
seems that in olden times there
was found magic balsam in Gil
cad which would cure many diseas-
es. The balsa disappeared and
the physicians apparently lost the
prescription so that there was no
hope Of recovery from the old rem
edies. Modern man may not be
suffering from the same ailments,
but today the diseases are Of the
mind and heart. The only cure is
In the blood of Jesus Christ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Kew. Simmons
Re-AppOintel
For 5th Term

At the recent session of the Flor
ida Annual Conference of The
Methodist Church, held in Lake
land, the Rev. Ell ion Simmons
was appointed pastor of Ley Me-
mortal Methodist Church here or
the fifth time. The first time Mr..
Simmons was appointed to Ley
Memorial it was for but a six
months period. The other four
times the appointments were for a
full year as is the custom in the
Methodist Church.
The Official Board met in or
ganizationsl session on Wednes-
day night, June II, at which time
Mr.. Albert II Carey was elected
Chairman. Other officers elected
were: Howard Kimble, Vice
Chairman Of the Official Board;
r. z. Gravel, Secretary of the
Board; E. /. Roberts, Sr., Church
Treasurer; Archie Roberts.
Church LaY.Leaders; Mrs. How
ard Kimhle, Chairman Commits
sion on Missions; c. L. Roberts,
Sr., Chairman Commission on
Finance; and Mrs. Vim. 7. DoU-
ghfry, Chairman Commission on
Education. All these were elected
to serve for one year.
Sunday services at Ley Memoir
ial will include Sunday School al
GAS in the morning, Morning Wor-
ship at 1880, Methodist Youth Eel
lowship at $50 p. m, and Evening
Worship at 1880.
The sermon topic for the morn
ing hour will be "An Answer Or
The Answer, and for the evening
service the subject will be, There
fore" The Pastor will deliver both
sermons.
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Vacation Bible
School Planned
By 2 Churches

Registration for the Vocational
Bible School to be conducted joint
~ by the Fleming Street Metho-
dist and the First Congregational
Churches viii De held Monday
morning at 800 at the Fleming
Street Church.
Sessions of the school will be
held each morning from 800 to
1870, Monday thru Friday for the
next two weeks.
On the closing day of the school,
Friday, July 10th, a special pro-
gram and exhibit of materials will
be given that evening for all pa
rents and friends. A social hour
will be included.
Mrs. J. E. Statham is director
of the school with the Rev. Chas,
H. Meeker as co-director. All
children from the ages of 4 to II
are invited. Those who viii teach
and assist in TIE various depart
ments are as fellows; Beginners,
Mrs. Curry Higgs. Mr.. J. R. De-
land, Mr.. C. C. Murray, Mrs. We
raj Roberts, Jr., Mrs. c. B. White,
Miss Edna Lois Deland. The Pri-
mary group win be stated by
Mrs. Claude Sails, Mrs. Edward
J. Hancock, the Misses Pat Rus
sell. Joyce Johnson, Pat Johnson,
and Barbara Ramirez. Those In
charge of the Junior group will be
Mrs. Kenneth Knowles, Mrs. M. P,
Clark, Mrs. John Phillips, and
Mrs. Emma Albury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
Pavl's Joy In Christ - Philip
plans l:l2.7T
BY RALPH ROGERS

BY RALPH ROGERS
Churches, like people, differ in
their characteristics and behavior.
Paul loved the church at Philippi.
The city was named for Philip Of
Macedon and just as Rome had
fought its crucial battle outside the
city walls, Paul had fought and won
his greatest battle within the walls.
II was originally called the KrenideS
or THE Little Fountain" because
OF the many fresh-water springs
near by. II also had deposits of
gold and silver and was surround.
ed by beautiful mountains. It was
here that Paul claimed one Of his
pet churches.
Other churches had been reprov.
ed and corrected, but to the Philip
plan church he had nothing but
praise. Or. James Iverach has com.
pared this church with the others
when Paul wrote them, when |
1NR@AtN0 AAAAM 1AENWuAkd 1aN
church had Fellowship with me in
the matter Of giving and receiving,
but ys only; for even in ThesSalon-
lea ye sent me once and again unto
my need" Then be wrote to the
Corinthian church, Il robbed other
churches. taking wages of them
that | might minister unto you:
aud when | was present with you,
aud was IN want, ] was not q burd-
&C On any man; for the hrcthrea.
when they came from Macedonia.
supplied tie measure % nv want.
Ts the ens church be was not
Aardsn. bot frum the others he re,
eSaeea girss. an odov Of sweet
email. . sacrifice acceptable, we'll
plsaaang - God
Pal 10 an shasna IN Rome await.
snS faademena n 10 the year A. n.
- De V anapeakahly happy and
- . rgaaones be wrote this hymn
n ~ anA oppressed gratitude for
CeOanasd On PaSE Esvenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-27
Gems OF Thought
NEWNESS

NEWNESS
The thing that hath been, 1t is
that which shall be; and that which
is done is that which shall be done;
and there is no new thing under
the sun.
-EccleSiastes 1:9.
Immortal Mind feeds the body
with supernal freshness and fair
ness. supplying it with beautiful
images of thought and destroying
the woes of sense which each ayd
brings to a nearer tomb.
Mary Baker Eddy.
Be not the first by whome the
new are tried,
Nor yet the last to lay the old
aside.
Alexander Pope.
What is new is seldome true;
what is ture is seldome new.
John Nichol.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

W." IL - FOAGAo VI POtAAtS IVA
filling stations.
Points for scholarships, points for
homes, points for wheel chairs
always some sob angle-but you
may be sure the real point is to
get victims to fall for the line.
Here are two letters just received
by M IN a n Farmer-Protective
Service. The letters show that
Blaine county is being worked in
tensively by the points for filling
station" statesmen. They are timely
warnings of the latest variation of
the point racket.
One Blaine County farm woman
writes:
81 want to tell you about
something that may or may not
be on the level.
Yesterday car drove up Our
road. There were two men in it.
One got out and the other drove
on. The one man walked to the
place across the road from us
and in a short time walked over
to our place. 1t was raining and
quite muddy. He had on OK
fords and no overshoes.
my husband went to the
door. I overheard the CONVEX
sation. The man said he was a
disabled veteran and had lost
lung in Korea. He gave a
name and said he was from a
town in another county. He
and two other veterans, he said,
have chance to get new fill
ing station in the town if they
can get enough votes. My hus-
band gave him subscription.
mo doubt we will get the
paper but these schemes annoy
me. Seems that every year
there are disabled veterans sell
ing subscriptions for one thing
or another. Seems to me that a
veteran with one lung shouldn't
have to 60 tramping around in
the mud for such thing as that.
And another writes:
''The newest magazine racket
salesman that has come to our
door is working to earn filling
station. We read your column
on these statesmen and want to
tell you about the latest we have
come in contact with.
Yes, these schemes annoy" every
one. There is just one way to sto
these rackets from perpetually al
noying the public and that is
refuse fatty to buy from any sale
man who uses such appeals an
approaches. Readers are urged I
report the appearance of such ope.
ators so their methods can be e.
posed. Write to Protective Servic
Mont an Farmer Stockman, Be
1929, Great Falls, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
Protective Service
New Angle On
Old Racket

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filling stations.
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