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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30

TOR-DENTIST,. any profession;
ideal location; street. floor Office
luxurious rambler; mr.. MOL. 1040l
N. H. ave. WE. 5-6S62.
18th AND THOMAS CIRCLE rms
and layatory: center hall: formerly
real estate and doctors office. Apply
1 1SSs K Ms 81. s NV. NV l4xso reS reno
pvt. law; very reas.; ist a. PAUL
LEPs, MA. $4,000, EN-. 3-s495.
for small contractor; am
pie parking space; fluoreScent light
ing. 1902 Mass. ave. Sc. End Il
111S 18th ST. N.W.-very desirable
2nd-fioor space. containing approx
1900 so. it,, divided into several
large rooms. Private vault 7x30 IT
Immed.. poss. Lease avail at reas
rent. Heat furn. Excellent for real
estate brokers, ms. companies. as
sociations. etc. Consult Mr.. Young
SHANNON & LUcHs CO. Realtors,
1906 H st. NV. MA. S-2345. ---3l
GA. AVE. AND KENNEDY ST. NV.
Busy corner; convenient to transp.
ample parking; char service; all
utils. incl. RIA. $4,000 on wkdys.
AIR CONDITIONED. newly renovated
bldg, financial district. ll2s Yer
mont ave NV Call ST. 3-5O9S.
EVANS BUILDING. l420 New York
ave- n.w.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms. to meet your re-
auirements Apply PENN PROPER.
TIES. 6l6 Evans Bldg. ME. S-1107
DOCTORS SUITE AND APT oil
8 bedrm. apt. 4 or 5 rm. suite;
desirable NV. section, S215 month
For appt. call MRS. STEFFEY Ju
i,5oo SO. FIT. in Ring Bldg. 18th
and M SITS. NV, at Conn. ave; air.
cond. S576 mo. Apply Suite BIG
SILVER liver SsPRiNG PPRoPER-suite o,
individual rm.; ample parking space
CHESTER H. KELLER, JU. 5-71OO
80
AIR-COND., FURN. office with recep
serv. in lawyers suite; use OF library
and conference rm. ME. S-653S
600 so. FIT. storage and Office. space
around floor, overhead door; suit.
able for small distributor. AID
CoNN So'' AVE. opposite Mayfowe,
Hotel--Attractive Office studio; Of
flee, bedrm., kit. and bath. Will con-.
slider selling all furnishings and
Office equipment. incl. !. B. M. elec
typewriter. and television. Immed.
poss, Elk. 3-S327, ewes. and Sun.
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for small contractor; am
pie parking space; fluoreScent light
ing. 1909 Mass. ave. Sc. End Il.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

8 OR 4 UNIT APT.-Good white NV.
sec. Phone Mr.. Hayden. Ma. s.
y VIEW f RExf IF co. GOSH Rea GAprF sa5
New York ave. NV --31
WE HAVE POTENTIAL BUYERS for
your investment or commercial
property. May we successfully rep
EE sSras y9Hqp, . a-6PaESAa' vlitrAs RIAL
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VETS-S600 DOWN

- = ~ X0VV AStN( w ~
Falls Church--RETLAW ramblers. 8
bedrms.. lge. liv. rm., din. L.. modern
kit. tile bath; storage attic: lge. lot.
curbs, gutter and paved street, now
under construction. occupancy 80 to
45 days. Full price. S11.290; MONTH
~ payments. approx. $40, fncliid.
taxes and insurance.
VETS-$900 DOWN
Large. 3-bedrm. brick ramblers; full
basement; h-acre lot. Ready for
immediate occupancy. Move in with
down payment. Full price. S1S. 80.
VETS$2,500 DOWN
Luxury rambler in Hillwood section
Of Falls Church; 3 bedrms., 2Is
baths. complete de luxe kit, sepa-
rate din. rm.. full bsnlt... lge. liv.
I'm. with firepl., detach. brick ga
rage. Full price, $24.950.
Down Payment
You may obtain q full GIL loan on
this new all-brick rambler in Falls
Church area. Lge: iiv. rm; With
posal. dishwasher. cleo. range and
refgr.. tile bath. finished stairway
to huge expandable attic. Floorsd
and insulated for = more good bed
rms. Full price. Si5,550. Immediate
JOHN w. MULROY co.
90 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church. Va.
JE. 2-S322. JE. 2-541 l,
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STORES FOR RENT

SUBURBAN AREA--New store, 2Ox
ware, etc. WE. 5-5246 any time.
1907 .th ST. 'N.w.-Approx. 1000
so. #. of a. space and full cellar.
Sl50 per mo. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PERT. 1917 9TH st. NV, ST. 3-S4S4.
1927 WIS. AVE.-Size 10'x70'.. Near
Kresge's. opp. Sears. Suitable in
fants' and children's wear, shoes,
jewelry. etc. Vacant soon. Only 500
per no. Consult Mr.. Young. Leasing
Dept, SHANNON g. L Ugh CO.
ea5 81 UPsH il sT. N.M.@Approx. Ia <
81 with basement. Four-rm. and
bath apt. on End floor. Suitable
many types businesses. Rent, Sl85
BEST BEST o saHNNo On S e E1cHs CO:
FA fGS c ii RH Ma s store win &c
available soon in an established and
successful shopping center OF 10
pe S5s p seoS for Of o aknS Or s E ho
eS Si BaADEN SssSji G. RID. N.G.-Ex-
eel. loc.; formerly beauty. shop for
past 10 yrs; S65 mo. LA. $1,000.
10th AND YOU SITS. N.w.-3Ox8o;
excel. for restaurant, bakery, cloth
ings etc. Rent reas. DU. 10000.
CHOICE LOCATION, Wilson blvd.
A AFnssel RE ARprG GsTaTE c CORP?
Il sEs IL = e l.a|s MI B1 ;yiE;
4 1tAi S ci,Ss. .-.-17 #. by so IT., opp
Eann's Shoes. Peck g. Peck. Jellef's.
W SSsi mmed d T. poWb En- Esf' g.
medical center-ideal for optictan.
florist. valet shop. etc. Call MR..
sis e., Mo ;Is]a!S n R saRs9g Dl nv
TAKOMA PARK, MD.---Good business
LOG; reas; rent; beet furn. Call after otter
TAK0MA PARK-store for rent. Heat
included: newly dec; reas. rent
R Is ESnIii GEoRETowN--Gro,
Gerry or delicatessen with apartment
il desired. Call HO. 2-0537. 81
IST. FIR. STORE AND BSMT., suit
able for office, valet shop. pawn
brokers' exchange. mems clothing,
colored barber shop, hardware and
paint store: newly decorated. very
active neighborhoodi rent S1UO mo-,
140S P st. NV. MR.. RiCHMAN.
1879 PA. AVE. N.W.-Active bust.
ness block: street level store with
ige. show window. has connections
for beaut. shop; also suit. for restau-
rant. haberdashery, novelties, $500.
WOODWARD & NORRIS. Realtors,
723 goth st. NV. RE. 1855. 81
723 18th ST. N.W.-In heart OF
downtown now available. good foI
any business. Call CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY CO.. ma. S.9797. -13l
ward &, Lothrop and Sears Roe.
buck-Store 60-ft. deep with full
bsmt. :, out of ground; parking space;
in practically new bldg. next door
to ONCE bldg; may be rented with
Gut ssm Mt III me- Szks SSgsFARD. EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE

WILL TRADE from one to 100 lots in
established subdivision for good in
come property. Fulton S-5S14. --3l
1000 so. FT.. Maine. O., onion SITS
S.W; plenty parking; l-story bldg,
f Nlsboi, S GEO az 2 King Ell a.s Go Clio
|ARLINGTON---S-room frame home
with gar. plenty of parking; only
$1,000 down, S150 mo. or will rent
$135 mo. @. e. LANIER. ia.
3rd AND PA. AVE. s.E.-store and
9.rm. apt. 2 baths. OIL h.-w.h.; Ice.
alley. MRS. HUNTER, Ii. 3-0561
72s 1eth ST. N.w.--1n heart OF
DOWNTOWN; with AGAR parking lot
Call CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
ri Z Il HEART sIR1s' OF suITLAND business isi
district on main thoroughfare. 14O.-
600 50. it. LIST commercial ground
corner Of Silver Hill I'd. and Swami
I'd: ideal for drive-in restaurant,
stores, gas station. recreation Gen.
ter, etc, Priced reasonably. Call
the ISEN'S INVESTMENT REAL
TORS, Ma. S-6616, eyes,. RIA: g.
HERNiDON-For sale or lease . good
dry cleaning. business including
brick cinder block building. 3 trucks
and complete equipment. A sound,
economical investment In q fast
growing community. Asking price.
500. $50 For appointment to IN
spect call Herndop 361. HERNDON
REALTY AGENCY. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
INVEST. PROP. WTD. Cont

APT. HOUSE desired In NV, have
rooming house In 1900 block Kali
Drama I'd. NV. with $500 income e
OWNER, NO. 7-1340. ~
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: OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk sphcs
in Dupont Circle area; teleph, ne
answering. mail service and pub!
stenographer available. Call DE.
2-S000
FREE to public stenographer, notsr IS,
etc. in downtown real estate Office.
Call RE. 1-5224 or RA. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FIRST COMMERCIAL, Io9xa5o. on
able; $4,000 cash, balance second
trust For particulars, call A. A.
CAROZzA CO. 24l2 MINI. ave. Sc.
MY H. ff i92asAl s.uiid mid
bus, stores, schools. theater. etc.
L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918 X
st. NV. Ma. s-0753. -.
and 3-rm. apartment, also 2-story,
S.rm ~ mod Dwelling Sn nSo With sa5ssge
term terms. vAi Bunk n AND Co ReaitoT,
WA. T-004S or. WA. 7-1132. II
ARR mod. bldgs. .t32 units. 20
unitsl for trade on large property.
Additional cash avail. Box 247-C,
Wa units. priced under Z times
annual rent. IS, 900 cash. JEFFER-
SON REALTY CO, ia. 5-6540. 81
NEW APT. BLDG.-14 units. very
close-in N. Arl.; ia times rent. For
complete details. call LURIA BROS,
ia. 7-S500, or drop in at 230O
ter. Stone bldg: slate roof; 50x1 30.
IT. lot; . rms, recreation room, ! y
baths, . stone fireplaces, copper
plumbing; double stone garage; 49,
800. OWNER so. 5-5930. ---3l
6 SMALL HOUSES-Will sell ., 4 or
g, very reasonable. WALTER A.
BROWN. 10ls Vermont ave-. Ma,
NEW 2-FAMILY APT Sl4,.5o
tenants paw all expenses.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ASSUME 40 LOAN
Mr.. Falls Church. Just on Leesburg
pike--One-story masonry. in new
house .cond.; nY. rm.. 12xl9:
air-cond. heat; 2 full-sized bedrms.
tile bath; stairway to attic; alum.
screens and storm windows: Ice.
wooded lot. $11 900.
McCAY g. McCAY, INC.
Realtors IA. S-S676
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1904 9Th ST. NV. - Modern bldg.
2oxl00 IT. Concrete Fl. Overhead
truck door. Suitable sales. service
and STORAGE, mfrs. outlet. comb
retail wholesale. etc. ReaS. rent
Vacant. Consult Mr.. johnson oil
Mr.. jenkins.
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---ssss -
WarrentOn

3h miles to town on hard road; 4ia
acres with trees, stream flowing
through with swimming pond: "-car
garage. pony stable. other outbuild-
ings; 3-bedroom renovated dwelling,
all modern conveniences; den on LIST
floor. PROPERTY has many features
you will like. Immediate possess
sion. Price, $4,000. For appoint
ment to inspect or details
Jack l.. Middleton
Realtor
The Plains. Va.
Phone 264l
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 7-7330
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FLORIDA AVE. NV. Cat N. CapitoI
large parking area and additional
storage bldgS in rear Of property
1st floor approx. 20x45 it., with Z
rms. and bath on md fl. Excellent
for contractor office and shop
auto seat cover business, etc. Reas
rent Prompt poss. Consult Mr.
Jenkins.
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WAREHOUSES; FOR SALE

CENTRAL NV. location with office
space, 7pprox 5000 SO IT.. with
Enclosed parking area: End CONNER
cial. attrac- financing. ME-. S-5437
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SHANNON 4 II & LUCHs co.
4-APT. BRICK BLDGS.
Excel I EMIT VAIIIE

toi st.. conv. to Boiling Field and
Research Lab, mr.. schools. stores
and transp. Rent. $1,000 per year,
Tenants pay gas and cleo. Terms
If desired. Mr.. Phifer, LO. 7-33I1.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
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1910 HAMPDEN LANE. Bethesda
No doo tneaTr, wis; a. ave, a-.n-od Approx pro
. drive-in truck doors on LIST a
Suitable for distributors. light manu-
featuring and assembly, etc. Reas
rent. Long lease. Prompt boss
Consult Mr.. Jenkins or Mr.. johnson
Homer news., 1954-11-11
FAMtRs TO FEET

Ths Kachsmok Bay FoFmss~ s Association wpLL msst tomor- yoy night (Fr5day) at Sid Tsmplston 's pLacs ut g p.m.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
TEEETY-THREE J0TF P-Tl

Ths Homer school P-TA mods soms sort or record Last Friday night phsn g ssw msm- bsYs joined ths group. Rsoso or for ths sudden gyoDth was ths desire or 'ths part q mcny Of those present. to vots co ar Sssus facang ths' ovgan5zatsor4
 Ths issue wos, of ,cour ss, >,Dhsths~ or Ect ths, hos p5toI onstypct5on bs cont inusd 4 vots was token ard 50 of those present votsa 5n fovoy of con- tSnGo ncs ard Z psrs undecided. Nons of thoss prs sent voted Ggo@nSt the Sssns,
 Ths msmbsrshSp. votsd to re- Ifnqntsh spons or ship of ths Cnb Scouts to ths Am sr@g can Legion bRt to cont5 5nns to sponsor ths Boy Scout troop.
 Two tslms 0srs sh hown to ths assembly during ths svsn- 91g.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
CLASSIF IE D
 PHONE .so For 24-houv cab service AURORA CAB 1a
SCHOOL AEFs


 Abpvox5matsLy 25 students from Rsnas cams to Homer Esd.- nssday 70 poYt4 ;bots fn voL- lsybaLL ard. sba askstbaLl gams $, Alter ths gamss thsy wsvs ssrUsd rsfvs shmsnts IT ths cdfstsrg0.
 IUan KnoasLL hos 6ssn cp- pointed custod Jan of ths Ro- mgr school.
 School w5LE bs out Thur sday and Friday, Nov. aS ard %, tor Thanksg g5Usng. SECOND GRADE EEHS by RoyaId Ost
 Ronrss Povks' dad bought hSm r5-srch s1brs Jst aiv- pLans nh ch car fly
 Tommy Tics maas Q snoamdn Sunday.
 Bonnie Thompson topra Scs or her mslk Monday morning.
 Dorothy Lss Johnson told about 2 frgsnd nso domdgsd hls a5rplnns.
 Sps EngLsr nssd hsr skis Sunday.
 h5ks Pcts ard Skipper had snowooLL tight Sunday morz- ing.
 Eorvin Bsllamy fownd an inch ot snow on ths hsLl Grd thslr car stortsd sIGpp1ngs
 Robsrt Cole and Pam Hndds LL Dspt 10 hsar ths Story Lady on Saturday
 Pnm gcdds U hnd birthday party n our room Friday af- tsrnoox F. played goms $ o'id Pam IS mothsr ssrvsd 1cs cysHm and coke
 Dav9d choqustts pLoysd vath B~ssy Johnston Sunday npght. They chGssd q sqns+rsl.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
BOOSTS PLAYGROUND FUND

4 novsl saso thot w5Ll b'oost ths Homer school pLoy- ground sguipmsnt fusd- wSlL go ssto sffsct tn ths community thf s wssk. SporS orsd by ths P-TA, glass coin conta@nsrs waLl bs placsd by ro tsLs- ph enss sn as mary bassnsss sstobL5shmsrts 9n town 5n ths hope thot onyons, other thar the ownsr of ths sstabL5 sh- msnt, using ths bbons pal deposit coin n the contcan- sr Ths monsy wSEL bs coL- Isctsd periodically by ths P-TA, Credit tor the ,iaso goes 70 Hary Bfgh of tho Hom- sr TsIsphons Compony.
 Containsrs wSLL bs found n ths followSng pIocss:: Bay CIoth1svs, Don E Smith Inspr- oncs, Hsady HotsL, Cham6sv- Loin's Store, Homsr Cash Store, Homer Food Csntsr, Ho.- msv RoYdwarx, Homsv LaGndry, Husky Rspctv, InLst Ssrv1cs, J. c. RsyroIds, Kcchsmok Bar, PNA offScs, Pionssr HardDaYs, StsvE5ng Bar, Sterling Cats, Terminal Oil SaLss, Ysvr Kptch Drugs, and Eyths 8 Son
Homer news., 1954-11-11
HEA AUDIT Q. x. D

The HEA hcs rscsGvsd Lst- tsv from ths PEA ws stern re- g9onoI ott9cs concs,n1ng ths recent oudSt of HEA books. The Lsttsr stGtss that ths audit, cosrssa out oy Q. x. KSncasd, srt5fssa PGbI5c Ac- cowrtont ot Anchorage, had bssn rscsSvsd covsr9ng the period from Jon~ary I, 1853 to Nay 3r, 1o54 ard that the ~sport snd gcatsd that ths rs- cords and cooks ars being mo sntasnsa 5n satisfactory mannsr Ths employees ot ths coopsrct1vs wsrs commended tor thsGr aorR.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
MORNING 1T BAFK

CLoro Fombccksr of Anchor- ogs Ss assisting ths stott of the Bunk of Homsr n mnkIng charges n the 5rtsrnal obsro- t9ons Of the oonk to glva mors sff1c1snt ssrv1cs to ths pnb- LSc, RussslL cvonSn, manag sr, also 1nnonncsa that the boG%d of directors hos tHo nsw msm- 6svs, they ors Elmer Rasmnson and hSmsst5. Thsy rsblacsd FotoI1s HswLstt ard Henry Cha sr Loan.
 Cvon9n also arr our csd thct Mrs. Jim ChsLdsrs 4s non work- ing n ths bork.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
STORY LADY NEEDED

Ths L5bvaYy ts sn nsya of at Least ors, and psrhobs two, Story Lodtss, os Mrs. hargo- rst Pats, who has bssn ths Story Lady foy ths Lfbrary's Sat mrday oftsrnoon progrom, has had to g5vs ID ths posi- ton. Mrs Pate has bean snt tsrtalnEng cbout E h5Ld- rsr zach Sotnraay oftsrnoon. out It nas tsLt that 5f two Story Lodsss could bs ootu9- ned, the group could bs dsu5- dsd into younger ard older cha lar ss, mak4ng 5t .sasSsr to find stories to motch ths cgs groups.
 Ths Story Hour n@Il b. from to 3 sUsyy Saturday ottsrnoon, snstsaa ,of from 2 to l.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
NEF LIBRARY HOURS

Ir order to ssrys ths pnb- ESc better, and at ths same tsms conssrvs hsat, tHs Hom sr Isbrary has charged Sts hours s ee ths foLLowSvg: Thur sdcy, 70 a. m. to 9 p.m., Friday, 10 a.m to 9 p.m~, and Saturday, from to 4 ?. IT.
 LSbvora ans oys Fvsdd Cole, Nary Franklin, Davs Schvosr, Burny CambtsLL, ELva Scott, KSIly Nelson, Aovy Gyoham, Lots Lowrsncs, Evs Eyn HaLt9- nss~, AnnabsL Elliott, Tonic oodmon, Eaassno Shstrsy, Ruth NsWman ord Florence Holt.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
TALENT SH0F PLANS

Ths program committee of the LSoravy boo~d tclsnt sho@ wouL1 Ltks oIt Rho plan to haUs part 5n ths shon to corr tact ons of the commi tss members, Violet %yths, kd+s o1 KosppsL or Thso Edpords, not. Iats~ thon ths srd of next Ds sk, Novsnbsr 20, to Ist thsm know the typs of nnmb sr ptarnsd ona ths tlms required. Th5s fs nscsssary tor mak9ng to ths brogr om.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
SCOUT WORKER " COMMUNITY

hys. Carol Eslson Of An cho%ogs ts conaEctSng .ons assk course tor girl scout leaders thSs 9s sk tt the T5m Scott homs. Hsy Rork has bs sn nods possible oy q dorat or from Natalie HsWLstt through the Eomsn' $ CLnb.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
TESTING IN STATES

Mrs. EImsr Priest 5s n sAs stotss this wssk USs1t1ng pSth friends and rs Lotavss Sn Ssat tLs ard Yaksma. Shs plans 60 go or to CalSforn9o whs1s sAs wSll v5stt hsr scr Rho as enrolled at San Jose Stats coILsgs.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
TO HOLD PARTY

Ihs Homsr chobt sr of the AtGsAo Crapplsd Ch5Ldysn $ Association ~SlL hold a BSnpo party sot ths school on Sat uy- aoy SoDsmbsv g, at 8 p.m. Free vsf|sshmsnts wsLL bs ssrOsd, Gnd nIL proceeds wsll go to ths ACCA..
Homer news., 1954-11-11
skTTH FA@ILY HERE

". ord Mrs. BILL Smith. tSvs chi idrsn, two dogs and ore cat drrsvsd 5n Homer from Naknsk Monday. Ev. SmS n $ pilot wsth ssvSroL years s.s- psr5sncs flying 5n the ALs1- taons und has tho pLanss ah 1ch hs w4lL fly out of ths Homsr a1rbort4
Homer news., 1954-11-11
aHAT'S NEE AT TIE BAY CLOTHTERS

SHOES ard SLIPPERS ard mors SHOES and SLIPPERS ws 'vs Lots of thsm tn stock. Fleece Lsnsd sL5ppsrs tor nsr ard c good stock ot ladies' sllp- psrs, 8s also haDs Lodixsf K4cksYsnos, lsathsr shs oyl llrg Lined snow boots. No mat ter ahat you arg looking tor sn tootwsar sss Bay CLothisvs first
 Ts also hoUs nsae ship msnt of nsu dresses ard aust- srs tor you LadSss Pa. AdD.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
'. c. DUNLOP HERE

#. c Dunlop, vsprs ssrta- t5vs ot Dunlop ana, Bsnnotts, food msYchanaG ss brokers of Anch oYags pos Q Homer. vSs9tor th5S wssk. INT"
Homer news., 1954-11-11
z 4 HAr " Tory

Joseph La Fournalss, con- tact representative tor ths Ystsrans Adm1ng str1t9 on U4s1- tsd Homer Monday ard Tue saoy of this wssk
Homer news., 1954-11-11
SCHOOL CAFETERIA MENU {

kordoy
 Esca1lobsd corn wsth bocon, cornbYsca, trast. Tuesday
 Chils, pickles, ootmsoI cook1sS. Esdrs sdoy
 Nashsd pototoss, msat gravy, psos, cottage pudding W1th Lemon sopcs Thur sdoy
 Dah1grsr sDsctol, bssts. rice pudding. v5doy
 kocaroni ard chssss, t1rr- 1p str4ps, uh1obsd jslLo-
 4 work boYty FELL bs rssasd tt ths school cnfstsrIa Sot- urday attsrnoon ct ': 30 to' cut ID Q bsst for the trssssr~
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-15
Your Health
Anerniia

VITALITY IMPORTANT work in your
body is done by the red blood cells and
the red coloring substance in these cells,
called hemoglobin. If your blood has
too few red cells or too little hemo-
globin, you have anemia, the us.
Health Service reports.
Typical symptoms are fatigue, lack
of pep, washed-out feeling. shortness
of breath. If you believe you may be
anemic, consult your doctor. 1t is not
safe to treat this illness yourself.
Anemia can be brought about by inn
proper diet. faulty absorption of food,
loss of blood, injury to the marrow of
the bones, and certain infections and
parasites. Only a competent physician
can diagnose the cause and prescribe
proper treatment for specific types of
anemia.
Your BlOOd-What IT. Is and Does
Some facts about your blood make it
easier to understand the main causes
of anemia. Blood is composed of yellow
iSh fluid called plasma, and tiny red
cells which float around in the plaSma.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-15
Hon1eSiCk

I'd give the moon if I could see
A robin in our old oak tree.
I'd give the world and sky above
To be back home with those love.
I'd give a journey to a star
To open up the pasture bar,
And bring the cows home safe at
night
Beneath the suns fast fading light.
Mrs. John NObIett,
Big Horn County
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-09-15

Each cell contains high percentage
of hemoglobin, which picks up the air
you breathe in through your lungs, and
carries it in the blood stream to all
your body tissues. Your body cannot
function without air. When anemia re-
duceS the number Of cells and the
amount of hemoglobin, the blood can
no longer carry enough oxygen for
your body's needs.
Anemia from Improper Diet
The marrow of the bones manufac-
lures the blood cells and puts the red
coloring into them. Protein and iron,
derived from certain foods, go into the
making of hemoglobin. Many other
dietary substances, including vitaminS,
minerals and energy foods, are needed
to build red cells. Because cells keep
wearing out and must be replaced by
new ones, your daily diet should al
ways include all the necessary build
ing materials. If you are normal and
have no allergies or other conditions,
you can prevent the anemias that re-
suit from nutritional deficiency by eat
ing a variety of nOurishing foods.
Foods rich in iron include meat-es-
pecially liver = eggs, dried peas and
beans, molasses, raisins, pruneS and
oatmeal. An expectant mother needs
additional iron to build extra blood cells
for herself and the baby.
While proper meals prevent the nor
mally healthy person from getting a
dietary anemia, only doctor can treat
the condition after it has developed.
Faulty Absorption of Food
The intestines of certain persons do
not really absorb iron from food. Much
of the iron passes through their bodies
unused instead of going to manufacture
hemoglobin. The anemia which results
from this faulty absorption of iron car
be cured by physician.
Unknown Causes
Your doctor can diagnose and sue
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26


received letter William Shorty formerly Of
Minneapolis North high who attending College
plus at St Peter being Fresh
King he also Is
win make eastern
Ollie Mason Chicago halfbae has recovered
from his head injury received
chcagoB comy Field he romped for four TDsone
aunt and so sprint
Paul Brown has certainly himself superior
coach After his Cleveland dropped
starts they have a
the Eastern Division title Basse
from Langson U in Oklahoma griddrs
from Negro Colleges that made the grade
In the annual Freshman held at at
iai Stadium Nov 49, Dick Bakely
and scampered so later Dick went
off tackle and ramblcd so yards
oons defeated the Whites 269 Dick little
himself to be potentially of the
the days OF Andy Uram, Bruce Smith and Frank
Cal Jones Iowa guard Michigan tackle
All Big Ten football Ohio
state and Ed Vincent of Iowa
ond team along with nemen Borden of Iowa
and Indiana, respectively
Vern Bradley Of st. Paul hunting
near Zimmerman Minnesota with
Robin Hood!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
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