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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-11-27

bad pitches, especially outside balls.
He was with the Senator'S last
spring until the season started.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Baltimore Youth, 1S,
.0uizzed in Staying
OF High School Girl
sy III. Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1O.-AI
young Baltimorean was picked
up for questioning today by po-
lice investigating the murder of
Carolyn (Wells) WasilewSki,
14-year-old high school girl
whose nearly nude body was
found yesterday in the north
west suburbs.
The youth being questioned
was described as an 18-year-old
South Baltimorean.
He was picked up as the team
of investigators also conducted
an intensive search near the
South Baltimore home Of the
murdered girl after the discovery
of bloodstainS on a vacant lot.
The young victim, whose FAM
lily name was WasileWski but
who was better known as Caro-
lyn Wells, was found on a rail-
road track in the northwest
suburb of Mount Washington.
Her semi-nude, battered body
was found face dowp> by the en-
gineer Of a passing train.
Murdered Elsewhere.
Police concluded the murder
had occurred elsewhere and the
small blond girl had been thrown
from bridge overhead or
dragged down a bank to the
tracks.
An autopsy showed the girl
had been dead since about il
pm. Monday. She had suffered
fractured skull and jaw and
the ring finger of her right hand
had been broken. Numerous
bruises and scratches marked the
body.
Police Move In.
Not long after Carolyn's father.
Stanley Wells, had identified the
body of the Oldest Of his seven
children last night, police were
called to an area near the Wells
home in the southwestern part
of the city.
Police found a bloodStained
trail that ran from vacant lot
to an embankment on the op-
posite side of the street.
Nearby were a gold pendant
earring, two sides of a matching
| locket, a locket chain, an alumni
mum hair curler and a pair of
blue and white moccasin-type
shoes.
When found, the girl was
dressed only in a sweater and
bobby sox. A silk handkerchief
and a brassiere were punched
around her neck and a kerchief
was wrapped around several hair
curriers'. All other clothing was
missing.
Lettered to Lipstick.
Lettered on the victims right
| thigh in lipstick or mercuro-
chrome was the name Paul"
Mrs. Mary Wells, Carolyn's
32-year-old mother, said last
night her daughter had a boy
| friend named Paul. She said
Carolyn wrote daily to the 20
/ year-old youth, who has been
Evening star., 1954-11-10

knife while the man was beat
ing his polio-crippled mother
with her own cane.
Joel Madison Hudson. jr.. II,
told officers he stabbed his
father, A, with a seven-inch
knife he took from the kitchen
table when he came home and
found the father intoxicated.
The youth told police he stabbed
his father only after the man
continued to beat Mrs. Margaret
Hudson, 40.
The elder Hudson died last
night at Medical College Of Vir-
ginia Hospital IS minutes after
police responded to the call.
The youth was charged with
murder and released under $500
bond pending his appearance
today In Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court.
Mrs. Hudson, a polio victim,
said she and her husband had
been separated and yesterday
was the first time she had seen
him in a month.
The elder Hudson was under
court order to stay away from
her home, Mrs. Hudson said.
Evening star., 1954-11-10

Seegreen's Toy Fair
(Toys, Wheel Goods, School suppliesl
1903 Georgia Ave. LO. b-446S
Viers Mill Hardware
topen ESQ to 600; Sundays
9:30-1 40
viers MIN Shopping Center 10. s-ssse
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: w. HyattsUille, Md.
S<%<%<%%%%<%%H%%A%%%&%AsN%$
CARROTS Dress Shop
Especially shopl
3S05 Hamilton st. UN. 4-6sSl
Glen Lyle Fashions
ladies Ready y-to-wear)
WIN Open Nov. IL
34OS Hamilton 81. WA. S-14SS
The Henrietta Shop
Nationally Advertised Ladies' App.l
3O28 Hamilton st. UN. 4-93Oo
LebOw'S Riddles Wear
(Shoes. Infants and Children's WeaYl
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
3I02 Hamilton st. UN. 1.S37S
Mel Ron Fabric Shop,
$3.50 Queens Chapel Road UN. 4-7e1S
Suburban Shoe Shop
(Poll Parrot Shoes)
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
BIB Hamilton st. UN. 4-0539
Evening star., 1954-11-10

had been convicted Of grand
larceny and breaking and enter
ing.
Carolyn's family, friends and
teachers describe her as a viyaci-
Gus and gregarious girl who liked
to sing and dance.
The ninth-grade student once
sang in the choir at the Lake.
land Presbyterian Church. She
had made a date to go dancing
with 16-year-old Peggy Lamana
Monday night at a teen-age So
cial club. She never showed up.
Evening star., 1954-11-10
!, Arlington, Va.


Alma Shops
feminine Accessories q sportswear)
3166 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-831S
Curtain & Drapery Shop
(Custom Slip Covers a. Draperiest
1916 Wilson Blvd. IA. 2-4844
Father & Son Shop
Mems & Boys Clothing)
1892 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5.S4s4
Handles Dept. Store
2619 Columbia Pike IA, S-II77
The Hub Mems Shop
Mems Clothing q Furnishines)
1880 N. Highland St. IA. 1.321S
Lady Hamilton
Ladies' Ready-to- Wear)
24O5 Columbia Pike IA. 6-606O
Morris BOOtery
Name Brand Shoes for the Family
252 N. Glebe Road IA. S-054a
SaltZ F Street
lMen's Clothing a Furnishingsl
u58 N. Highland IA. 5.95O0
Staley'S Mems & Boys Shop
MEMS Clothing a Furnishings)
$50 N. GIebe Road IA. 2-624B
The Wardrobe
tWomen's Wear
31S1 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-6GOo
Wynn'S Feminine Apparel
Shops
2215 N. GIebe Road IA 7-61OO
Evening star., 1954-11-10

Movors, Shcu
MeJGls go, SnvP w.. ..n
sOeI NJ ST. NV kD. 4-e74l
-
MT. vernon Cycle u
Snort ShOn
sa,o o..
ooiS Wisconsin ave. NJ" EM' s-'o%4
hOyal MOTORS, Inc:
4IOO Gesrsis a,ysa Avenue NV.
Vincent IT walter
Hairstylist
Iss Kennedy ST.. NV. fU. a-1O1s
Virginia lOOr
Sradies. Annareh
,a.. SEES nS. wRSre o-oooe
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NE Chnnn:nu
o
Z Districts
c,..,.v.,.,...,s,, -. -,
Inc CnlldrenS SnOp
(Chndrens wear
1882 Minnesota Ave NE LU. 4-3bSS
Fran'S .SmartWear
1928 18th s. NE LA. 6-bO1s
Tra,H,us swsar;ns ann.rs1 y rsiI T., IN. 3. m,,v,
aois s,Ra Rhode ss,L I'lsnd s,.a., Ave, N NE.
1881 New Hamp. Ave, Langley Park
m;.h;o.r NJ Hrrrs .-ss&s
s" "M 1n-na LUG r
1901 AiehiTan Ave. NE. Ia. e-1soo
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Evening star., 1954-11-10

A g. A Hardware Co.
tSPRED SATIN PAiNT)
on, ppI,. opsn, Sundays 1nd 10 e a. y .,,a
BOy's-ViIIe Boys Shop
(Outfltting Boys Is Our Business)
$500 Georgia Ave. JU. 7-7577
Bradley'S
Gclothiers and HaberdGshers! ann
Capitol Appliance Co.
.... tApplisnces g. TeleviSionl .o.
Capitol Motor Co.
packard Sales & service)
92S Philadelphia Ave. JU. $500
Darling Dress Shop
8032 New Hampshire Ave.
LANGLEY Park HE. 4-3033
GlOria'S
sssb Gasiss Sssr.s sDOstsvsar as. tpssss 5T ssas.
Langley Mems Wear
solo New Hampshire Ave. HE. 4-SO1O
Matt OgenS
90. ladies Ready-to-Wsarl -
Montgomery Hardware
housewares, Paint & Hardwarel
S546 Georgis Ave. JU. $3.50
Mt. Vernon Cycle &
Sport Shop
1928 Georgia Ave. JU 6-3232
Nan Richards
Dresses. Suits. Coats. Sportswearl
1886 COlesville Road JU. 5-6S28
Paymer & Phillips, Inc.
(Auto Tops and Seat Covers
Auto Painting and Body Work. ;
1890 Ripley Street JU. S-3S37
Robert S.. Thomas ~
(Guns, Binoculars, Evinrude Out.
board Motors. Archery
S4O2 Fenton st. JU. 6-3OSO
Evening star., 1954-11-10

Alma Shops
tWomen's Wear q Shoes for the
1913 s. Washington Il. yE. 2.s1s3
I06 3. Broad ST. u. s-2iSs
X. B. Clark Motor Co.
IChrysler- Plymouth Sales q eeryice.
Complete service Of an types autos.j
624 s. Washington Sc JE. 3-II0(,
CulmOre Furniture & Appl.
CIV Appliances. Occasional
456 LeesburE Pike JE. S.7i1l
Greta Stevens
201 W. Broad St. II. a.121a
Jefferson Village Hardware
slO1s Arlingten Blvd. JE. 2-13ss
Juvenile Fashions
foutfitters to Children from Birth
s433 Arlington Blvd yE. s.24zs
Krosin KaSuals
fWomen's Apparei-sportswear
e.o- maternity Clothesl
6437 Arl. Blvd. JE O-OO44
Lord Fairfax Clothier
Wstsn 'siss ssSppiss q. Center T. T. sssSS ssssS
Rogers 10y ShOp
fWillstoD shoppine Centerb
6495 Arlington Blvd. N. 2.S4ae
Shirl'S Ladies' Shop
,Nadies' Ready-to-Weart
64O0 Arlington Blvd. N. k-oozA
Staley's Mems q
Boys Shop
!Nationally Advertised Brands,
b06 Leesburg Pike ". q-6a9a
Town & Country Ladies Shou
tUnder new ownership)
512 Leeshufg Pike NJ. 3.1aSa
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
230 w. Bread Sc. IA. 1-a1oa
The Yarn q Fabric Center
641z Arlinston Blvd. IN. 2-aoss
xs%s%AAess%seSes%a4A44s%%Ss
Ann1ndale, Va.
AtteANsAe%HAS<s41As&AS&%%%
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door 70 r. o u. l.47ee
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Vienna, Va.
Aeese%est>eNNsss4A%&%eA4A<
Buddy's Style Shop
fNstionally known Mems Wear n
Maple Aysnus bunkirk s.a11e
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Killed Drunk Father
Who Beat Crippled
Mother, Youth Sobs
BY the Associated Press

" nv NssuttuISu EIUSs
RICHMOND. Nov. l0.-A Rich
mond youngster tearfully told
police last night he stabbed his
father to death with a butcher
Evening star., 1954-11-10
LAP wirephoto.

confined to the Reformatory for
Males at Breathedsville. Md,
since October Z. She said he
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Additional
Maryland Areas

Berk-Lee
tFine Children's Apparel
6565 AGer Road
23O5 Varnum st. HA. 2.968s
Chambers Drugs
1897 Defense Highway.
Landover Hills. Md. UN. 4-9Sse
Kay's Dept. Store
General Dept. Store; Shoes. Clothingl
UN. 4-391o
>A%%&%N%%A%%<%<%<%%<%%%<As4
Alexandra, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bendall Motor Sales
,eo. P9ntias p.'rs Sales 3 se5y,csl Gy an.
Fagelson Hardware &
T0yland
(open It'll Every Night
1311-I5 King st. H. 0-04o4
Herby's, Inc.
lFord Sales and seryieel
1900 Duke st. XII. 9-O374
Lees Kiddie Shop
CInfants' & Children's Wesrl
sO6 King st TIE. e-2317
Linda Lee Shoppe
Gadies .Apparel and Accessories, also
specializing in Tall Women's Fashionsl
9O1 King st. TE. S.2141
PalO
Ladies' y-to-wear--specia
Maternity Dept.
s20 King st. KI. o-O230
J Priscilla Fashions
ladies Apparel and Accessortesb
Hunting Towers Shopping Center
OV. 3-3121
R0Senberg's Dept. Store
(Apparei for Men. Women, Childrenl
4O9-11 King st. 0V. 3-9S71
Singers jewelers., Inc.
(Reg. jewelers. Amer. Gem Society
719 King st. XII. S-0SO0
Evening star., 1954-11-10

Ted Lewis Restaurant
JUST WONDERFUL F0OD-
Reputed for Popular Priced, Full
Course. Quality Dinners
VanderlOO
-, dedies,, AppareR 4. ....
1889 Conn. Ave. NV. DU. 1866
xN<%%<<s%%%%Hs~%%A~A%%%%%%x
Columbia Heights
Upper 1Ith st. NV.
Shopping Center)
$<%%~%%%%%%%%%A%%%%%%%$<%N
Barnett Fashion Shop
Madies' Apparell
29lS 18th st. NV DU. 7-bSOO
Beyda's
(sportswear q Children's Wearl
3114 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-SS46
Crosby Shoe Stores
(Featuring Mary Jane shoesl
S124-26 l4th st. NV. NO. 10000
Ida Seigel
esg TsRinias nine ADpsrsl and AGeesso5!es sossaa
OVoo A4tn Oh N'W' hD' ~-eo1"
Irving Music & Radio
Observation-Disclosures
PhonographO
3O42 l4th st. NV. co. 6-4SO0
Irving Shop, Inc.
tMen's Wear)
S1I2 14th st. NV. AID. 4-1SO4
KraSner'S
.94O I4th ST. NV. DE. 2-i796
Levitan's Mems Wear
Mems FURNISHINGS q Clothingl
Perry Nelson
Feminine Apparel q Llngeriel
3105 l4th st. NV. HC. 2-315S
Renay's
.,..o MATERNITY Fashions, o,.o
The Sally Shops
feminine Fashionsl
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2s2O'
WOlpe jewelers.
...o !Jswelers 4 opticians) nv.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: Other Northwest Z
: Areas :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bellies Dress ShOppe
ladies Ready-to-W
4815 Georgia Ave. NV. RA. $500
Bowman Motor Sales
(Studebaker Sales g. Service)
1880 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. $1,000
Dolls g. Danes
(Feminine Apparell
6424 GeOrgia Ave. NV. RA 3-4646
Handley Motor Co.
(Ford Sales g. Service)
6323 Georgia Ave. NV ia. $4,000
Lad & Lassie Shop
(Infants' g. Children's Apparel)
1910 Underwood st. NV. RA. S-205S
Evening star., 1954-11-10

The Children's Shop
(Children's Wearl
4Ol9 8. Capitol st. Sc, 10. 2-4333
The Clothes Mart
Mems Wear)
1921 3. Capitol st. Sc. 10. 8-6OS4
Darling Dress Shop
100 sth Sc Sc. II. 4-ssoe
Grand Paint & Hardware
sss s Penna. a Ave. Sc. Ii. s-5sSs
Handles Dept. Store
s5O3 Good HOPE Rd. Sc LU. 1-33SS'
Kreger's Dress Shop
sss Penna. aaass Ave. es s.E. T. s-24so
NaylOr Kiddie Land
1926 Alabama Ave. Sc. LU. 1-1SO0
NayIOr RexaIl Pharmacy
prescriptions. Cosmetics. Giftsl
3O39 Naylor Road Sc. LU. $4,000
Sandy Sue Kiddie Shop
(Children's Wear Shop
1889 savannah st. Sc.
Q Elmira st. S.W. 10. SAIL
SchWarzman'S Mems Shop
(Featuring National Brand Clothes
for Men)
4O5 sth st. Sc. Ii. 4-964s
The Suit Shop
(Men's Clothingl
EOS Penna. Ave. Sc. L. S-433S
Vincent ct Vincent
HairStyliSt
2275 Savannah St., Sc. 10 1-O1OO
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Bladensburg, Md.


s Bladensburg, Md. :
s%%H%%%%%<%%%A%%%%%%%%%%%%$
David's Style Shop
tWomen's q Childrens WearI
1901 Annapolis Road AP, 1881
Larry'S Mems Shop
sMen's Clothing q FURNISHINGS,
0397 Annapolis Road WA. 7-O408
Tippett jewelers.
tJewelery. Watches q Giftsl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
College Park, Nd.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint q
Hardware
tGarden Supplies Hobbies FISHING
1850 Baltimore Ave. UN. 4.1185
Nelson Motors
- !stgdebaksr sales and Service sSsoo
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac sales and Service
i25 Baltimore Ave. AP. 7-42S2
WOlpe jewelers.
1916 Baltimore Avenue UN. 4-O444
$%NN&%%%NN%%i<%% %N%%%N%%%$~S@
) Coral Hills, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Coral Hills FirestOne Store
Electrical Appliances-Tiresl
4531 Marlboro Pike 10. $1,000
Coral Kiddie Shop
Qnfants' & Children's Wearl
4719 Marlboro Pike 10. s-7097
x%s%ss4&%<se%ss*s%*A&%ses9
) East RiUerd1le, Md.
A%sS%%ee%HA%%%%AeHAeNsH%HS
Ben Mar Children'S Shop
Tots to Teens
Sun Dial Shoes
66O4 Edm0nst0n Ave. WA. 7-650O
Patrick'S Pharmacy
Drugs. Cosmetics Toys)
662O EdmOnat0n Ave IN 4-2121
neutrality-suspicious.
3 HydtfsUille, Nd.
S%%seAssessssesessANsN%%ss$
Deitz Dept. Store
(shoes- Wearing Apparel for the
Gallatin o Baltic Ave. WA. 7-3903
Gloria Fashions
(women's a. childfen's shopsl
1916 Baltimore Ave. WA. 7-0O16
1897 Annapolis Road I'm 4-71O4
Kiddieville Children's Shop
fKent Village Shopping Centerl
1928 Landover Road Wa. 7-463I
Justine Nicholson
OldsmObile
fSales d eeryicel
5000 Baltimore Ave. AP. 7-2O00
Evening star., 1954-11-10
Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Md.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Adler and Mandel
(Auto Seat Covers & LTops)
1909 WoodmOnt Ave. OIL. 4.7991
} Airport Book Shop
90 Wisconsin Circle OIL. 4-OS00
Beyda'S
tChildren AppareD
Wisconsin Ave. at Western Oh. 6-S42Z
Curtain & Drapery Shop
(Custom Slipcovers & Draperiesl
1899 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-4446
Fortuna, Inc.
Nuggage & Leathergoods)
52O2 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-253S
Icons Mems Shop
(Civilian Clothes & Uniformsl
1434 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-165S
MOnty's Kiddieland
(Childrens Clothing. Toys, Furniturel
S217 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-6142
Ray KOOntz Mems Wear
Mems Clothing g. Haberdashery)
1926 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-9500
Singers jewelers., Inc.
reg. jewelers.. Amer. Gem Society
$500 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4e308O
Vicar Camera &
Hobby Shops
48 Wisconsin Circle. or. 4-35OO
5349 Wise. Ave. OIL. 2-1321
Evening star., 1954-11-10

Quality Shop
631s Baltimore Ave.
FAMILY Shoes AP. 1.2233
Mems Wear WA. 5-S4G6
&<$A>tsssss~A%s%s%<%%s>%sx x
Rockville, Md. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Abode Hardware Co.
Open Sunday, 10 til
W. Middle Lane PO. 2-6I46
Greta Stevens
(Womens Wear)
8 N. Washington st. PO. 2-4198
Jaye's Bootery
(Shoes for the Family
100 Commerce Lane PO. 2-6614
Medley & Co.
{Jewelers- rs-Watchmakers Opticians)
eco East MONTGOMERY Avenue
PO. 2-4555
NOrman'S Youth World
lThe Store For ChildrenD
N. Washington st. PO. 2-6232
W0rth'S Dept. Store =
CWomen's & Mems Ready to- Wear)
E. MONTGOMERY q Fayette st.
PO. 2-3474
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-01
Future Needs Should Govern
Water System Plans
By C. F. CRAIGIE JR
By C. F. CRAIGIE JR.

ALL THE WATER you want, when
and where you want it, is the ultimate
goal with the installation of modern
electric water system.
The word ultimate is used with a
purpose, since to many farmers it may
seem like something of tall order to
have a we'll drilled, install pump and
pressure storage tank, run water lines
to the barn, install a sewage disposal
system, and buy the numerous APP
pliances that go along with water
SyStem-all at the same time. Few
budgets these days are that elastic.
Plan for Future
However, without losing sight of the
ultimate or final objective-a farm
property in which running water is put
to every use assuring better living and
more profitable production-it should
be pointed out that a complete running
water system does not have to be in
stalled all at once. 1t can be put in by
degrees, without causing an undue fl
nancial strain.
The major investment in the system
will be made at the outset-for de-
veloping water source and purchas-
ing the necessary pumping equipment.
Like any other major investment for
better living, the cost should be
reckoned on an annual basis, spread
over the estimated normal life span
of the equipment.
In the case of water system, the
pump, which is its heart, may be ex-
pected to last anywhere from Is to 80
years, giving dependable day-in, day
out service with minimum of repair
and maintenance. Figured on this basis,
I it will be seen that a water system is
one of the most economical and sound
investments farm family can make.
Pays for Itself
Actually, many water system has
paid for itself completely within few
years of installation out of the profits
of increased production. Operating eX-
penses could hardly be more reason
able-the cost for electrical power to
pump 1000 gallons of water a day
wherever it is needed around the farm
and in the farm home is figured in
pennies.
There are many sources available
to the farm family seeking assistance
in financing an electric water SYSTEM
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-01

With a running water system, the
farm housewife can enjoy the advant-
ages of having automatic laundry
equipment to take much of the work
out of that Monday morning chOre.
the FILA, banks, and various loan or
CARNATIONS, to name a few. Water
system dealers usually offer term
financing plans, with payments spread
out for periods of varying length.
What are some of the things to be
considered in planning and laying out
a water system? The most important
thing to keep in mind at every stage
in planning is the future. Once a FAM
lily has the advantages of running wa
ter for the first time, it is surprising
how fast it discovers new uses for
water.
Therefore, it pays to be forward
looking in planning, to assure adequate
water capacity against what can be TAX
en- for granted will be steady in
creasing demand. That means develop
ing a large enough water source and
buying large enough pump to take
care of the needs of the future as well
as the needs of today.
A pump of relatively large capacity
may seem too large at first, when not
all of its reserve power will be called
into play. But, sooner or later, it will
be, as more and more lines are ex-
tended to provide progressively more
complete water system for the farm
home and its various Outbuildings.
Pipe Size Important
Once the pump and storage tank have
been chosen, the next step is to see
that the piping is correctly sized More
than one water system, adequate as
far as pumping and storage capacity
are concerned, has suffered because
not enough thought was given to the
right choice of piping. Sometimes
cheaper piping of insufficient diameter
is chosen with the mistaken idea that
here is good place to economic.
Nothing could be farther from the
truth.
What are some of the inconvenience
more often, real hazards-of an in
adequate piping system? Perhaps some
one turned on cold water faucet
somewhere else in the house, and sud-
denly your well-tempered shower be-
came scalding spray. This is the
direct result of piping that is too small
to maintain uniform pressure at a
series of water outlets in the home
during periods of simultaneous use.
Friction within piping system auto
matically reduces the rate of water
flow. If the water supply piping in
stalled is too small, pressure cannot
be maintained and the flow from one
faucet is abruptly reduced or cut of
entirely when another faucet is opened
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-01

NEW LIQUID edreag have been added the famous
"Ceresan n Liquid 244 for and Liquid 1854
surry Arasan" your yield
grasses and egumes
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-01
nth "cereson" pays you well

Treufment with "Ceresan" poys you well
Ceresan seed only And yield increases of
bushels when good seed
Cresan Experiment stations too point out the Importance of
the Ceesan eater puts Seed One midwest station
Gently expressed the opinion that farmers return of about
$500 for dollar spent seed treatment This year and every
year. will pay you help your grain yield with Du Point
"Ceresan'
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-01
Your gain
is more grain
when you treat seed with ceresono

"Ceesan seed dnfectants have helped farmers get thicker
vigorous stands of grain for 20 because Cea
grain clean start Ceresan outstanding control of
sinking smut of wheat stripe and brown and covered smut of
barley and diseases of OATS rye and flax as well.
Cersan thoroughly diinfec the outer surfaces seed kills
and disease organisms contact And that distinctive smell
of Ceresan seed penetrating killing
hides and and beneath
In addition Cesan protects seed after planting checks
soiborne diseases like seed and Seeding blight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02

Editor, The Citizen:
greatly appreciate Bill Gibbs daily comments and
give him my muchos gratis" for using excerpts from
my letter in one of his columns.
1t is refreshing to talk about religious topics on Sat-
urdays as Bill usually does.
wonder If I'm bit old-fashioned or are there others
in this town of fine churches who feel as do about
the people who gather there to worship?
believe it shows respect to God to dress somewhat
sobery.
When was in Great Britain a few years ago. had
the pleasure of visiting the king and queen Visiting is
not the correct word, of among many who
were ushered in to meet them.
coat and tie and walked in quietly and re-
specially paying them the homage which they expect
The respect which is due any high official.
Since then, I've often shuddered at how little respect
we show Most High ruler The supreme being. .
There informal churches and "semi-formal"
churches where 60 coatless and tieess and
When was in the presence of the King of England
there whispering no low mutterngs or deviation
from the business at hand which showing them
spect
Now I'm fanatic. God forbid! But do believe God
should be shown respect than any earthly mags-
trate.
| think gentlemen should wear formal attire and
women should their naked shoulders and less
jewelry and less of the gooey stuff they plaster their
lips with.
They should enter their places of worship quietly
and reverenty.
After all is said and DONE isn't our real objective in
going to church, to be heard and of God Certainly
not to be seen and heard of our fellow man.
We have the remaining six days of the week in which
to keep up with the Joneses."
Sincerely
BILL WILLIAMS
General Delivery
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-02
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

prayer. Written by one Of the few
people that know who is capable
Of making such expressions in all
sincerity. It was sent to me for
comment and 1 can only say that
l don't like it not for general
public consumption - although l
know the writer actually used re-
straint in his composition.
Musings Of A Christian Mystic
There are some who say that
Thou are the Unknowable. The
Absolute.
They say this of Thee Who art
closer to me than the skin
which clothes me
OF Thee. Who art nearer to me
than the breath ! draw into this
Thy holy temple.
And there are those who say that
Thou art the Unperceivable be-
cause Thou Art Unknowable
They say this of Thee, o my
Beloved.
OF Thee. Who smiled upon me
from behind the eyes Of q little
child
Whose Voice I have heard in the
song of the Mocking Bird
Whose Breath is the perfume of
every fragrant bloom
Whose Touch l have felt in the
sea and the wind and the sun.
They have said these things Of
Thee, o my Beloved, in blind
ness and unknowingness.
OF Thee. Whose Beauty I have
seen asleep upon the couch of
Innocence in the Sanctuary of
Holiness
Resident within my own heart,
whilst yet I stood at the
Threshold.
Of Thee. :. Whose Light dispell-
ed the darkness In which once
I dwelt
OF Thee. Whose love sustains
me, Whose Presence is the Sec
ret Place of the Most High
OF Thee. Who are my rock,
my refuge and my habitation.
They know not, for they grope
unseeingly, even as I in the
darkness of the Inconscience
and the Ignorance.
Awaken them, o my Beloved, as
Thou hast awakened me.
Stephen ]. Constant.