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TH0S. J. OWEN D SON. Auctienesrs.
1l11 z. g.. NV.

Tgqssfs SISSY sisi skicS z yiPlusGRl:r 4 Ekf
BUILDING BEING KNOWN Ae
PR EMIe 3 s NUMBER 1226
ELEvENTH ST r 3 3 7. NORTH
By virtue Of g certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 10l06,
Folio $50. ct seq, Of the lana
records Of the District Of Golumnls.
.rsS sns q e: :,ss sssus;s *. Of sss Har
ssSsssa sfSsssss vii i's Ell Il T. pubic auction
@EpNHspAS. isHai Z. TRs n 9TFsWRlEstks 9TFsWRlEstksT%S. z
FOURTH DAY or Au0UsT. AID.
1855, AT TWO-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises, situate in the DIS
trict Of Columbia. and destgnateo
as and being. Lot "A n the heir1
s5pn e John pavds0ns ;gsavi;tSn ss v1i;sennadsd q
Hauahae IN the Once fy o Of Is pthe surveyor tor
N. X. ct folio e5.
lbuiiding associationl deed Ct trust
for approximately So, 9,669 .76 fur
theR particulars cf which VIII be
announced ct time Of sale: the
purchase q prize aS Above ssl6 a.1o.,s sFass e
recording. etc, at purchasers. cost:
sale Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold ~
the d%issrssi0n% % % cf the .!ECnsAo4;y srusssss;y
.,. MAsRSyIN ! " \. P. sADUR
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THOS. J. OWEN o SON, Auctienesrs,
1111 3 81. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable ONE AND
KNoWN As PREMIeEs EUM1Ek
sasF. sGoS BLAINE STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of certain deed Of
trust duly recorded, In Liber No.
1919, .aSlS. rOliC 5Ss &. e ssS, :,.,ss. q tns
SSuTSa Ss nsa;v and ,se.s e the request & e
as andsrsiansd lsa 'ssassa ssSsss. Vii s..
PTei.s.. DSSnii sue.l0P on PPafbAYF Fcrs TE NM 1es
TssIEaNTH! DAY A!5,,6 or osp Au9gsT Ap.
the following described land and
premises: g, situate in 1. ths ptstriss E.s
and being Lots e. and 8 In
Square 5247 In the subdivision
sassaTiia aaiia Estate. s1vs" % psr pias re- re-
corded IN the Once of. the Sur.
yeyer for the District q Goium6is
ffa@a ina issosiasson1S sosd dssd trss fSr
psrticniaTs of which viii Sc an
nounced At time 81 sale: the p1r-
chase price aboye said trust e
be paid In. cash. A deposit o.
500, 5000! 90 required cSnysyaneins; .se :dss re-
sale. Terms 70 Be complied with
within thirty days. otherwtsee de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustee;
J. GEORGE ea41ly,Ss oA1qhLxsi 1qrtssi.e.
,,,on ,aaafS
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THos. =. OWEN . SON. Auetieneers.
l111 u 80. NV.

THos. y. OWEN . SON. Auctieneers,
l1Il u 80. NV.
TyHs,ss sTosS sssNlf ssNlbf q ASHMsSf yelSaslf T%S EC%
BRiGK pwEELINo nEING
ISIS fwEEFrH sTREEr. NORTH.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
dated April Q, 1854. recorded April
g. 1884. As lnstrument Number
shs bstnics Tcns oi 'ne coiambis n ss'SIni snd
the REQUEST oi the party secured
thereby, the undersisned trustees
yin sell. at public auction 70 front
o. the premiees. on WEDNE9pAY,
THE TWANTY-NouETH DAY oE
ooTaf1sE ocfoseEk fhn, iSs' tSs fo,iUr,n9 ,AT E%o -Ss.
In the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot 38 10
Green's subdivision Of lots In Square
27S. as. per plat recorded. IN the
s,Ss Toiio 81 Ss. '0i0m0'A IN h'''' H. "
ins sssociations5 dssd' Il trust Tor
pefsiSaiars eRaSaias'f q SSisS Viii be an.
nounced .at time Of sale: the pur.
Ssase Daid n p.,ssh cssh aOSvs d.posi. ssa q
mei;ts men; - MADE ss q date s. of sale.
thirty days. Otherwise deposit for
fe!ted and the property may he
cretion Of the trustees. -
( /: !: EEESRsAz%:: EEEESRsAz%%:
Trustees.
auAa.1e.1s,2o.2s
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AUCTION SALES
iii 3 81. Nv.
ts5TTsossY SRIck AP PHRTMEMT

THog. J. OWEN . SON, Auetisnesrs,
Trustees' sac of Valuable FoQR.
sT0nY, , BRICK ;A Ap AEIT,MENT I,
fgMnNa fggMpnisSs NUnssa s6Ihd KE2EN fElT sEAHe. e
MONT STREET. NQRTHWE9T. !.
By virtue Of 9 certain deed of trust
duly recorded. In Libef No. 10370.
HOo oSas j. 5Sg tSs e fsG bsret q tas e na Fs
ssa secured as ts.rsSs sSssaeih i. sds
trustees WI sen. at public sletion
DAY. THE TwkNTY-ThfRp DAY
OF AUGUST, AID; 1855. AT TWO
e ersse sss ns bssrss enc reS;ssS si'9asSa sS
sd e: t.:s a apd i.ss SsiSs s. lie s
depth Of Lot 40 IN the subdiyision
By Columbia college, known aS
South Grounds Of Columbia Uni
oe. as 3, piSr pSe slas ga4yeTcl 5ssofSsd cs s
District Of COLUMBIA in Libef Dis
trict / ct folio 76: now known for
purposes Of Assessment and taxe-
fIon ct Lot e24 in Square 1851.
Terms: Sold subject TO q prior
annolnced At time of Sale; the
purchase price above said trust to
es Pa psid d In cash; 4 deposit Of
regarding. etc. st rurcheser's eos;
ssis. 1sr Terms o0 to Se e COMPLIED : III &
within thirty days Otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and Fesoid %
the discretion Of he trustees.>
LESTER D. REBEH
= Trustees.
NORMAN H. BARLOW,
1881 q Street, Northwest.
Attorney for Noteholdef
au12.15.1s,20.22
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER d SON,
AReffanAAPR

Ts9s,is sTosY ssn2 ssisn E DMEnisoT yalaseiis oTyo So
,lSis 9th STREET. NV.
e Corded. in LiSer ia. loosS. folio
800, q ssq., ons Of Che land records
At lie REQUEST q party secured
thereby, the Underlined trustees
ton o1st isens iSp sa's ptemiss. eHIss AIs
AuddfUsT. 1855. AT FOUR ocLocK
PM. the following described prop
sssy Y pass sns 1iss5ifs, ls,na e GosIuMSas: s 5a
bersd Three Hundred and Ninety
sever. seven !seR: ReE.S%. hsg,pnins ornsl On Ninth y
said lot and running thence South
thsne. Sns sfsc last 81 feet ifss Inches to s.
alley; thence North along said
alley, Is feet 0 ipchesi thence
street s9d The, shs place Of 6eEiHninSS r. M
TERSs Z sHsacaf 81 SALE: Property win b.
2old :He,sss sS e prior geo 81 S.tsSis ssSSs
S42.63 per month including tsSeSsS;
required Of purchaser ct sale. Rx.
animation Of title, conyeyancinG.
recording. revenue stamps and nos
tarial fees at cost Of pyrchaSer.
thirty days from day d. sale, other-
wise trustees resefve. the right tQ
resell property at risk and cost Of
days Sdvertisement q such resale
In some Newspaper publtshed IN
Washington, D. c., or deposit nay
deposit trustees may avail them
selves of any legal or equitable
rights against defaplting purchaser
MARsHAIL J. WAPLE
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THos. ]. OWEN q SON, Auctieneers,
I'LL 3 81. NV.

i
TSSsisss TERicK NJ .sfo ssiEa yslssslki kso%E oSN
AS PREMIsEe NUMBER &35 De
CATUR STREET, NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q. certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. .S067,
Eolio S3e Ct sse. Of the I;s land rec
STSS a S q e q; ,.dasst Dsses at s e GSTp SaTy se
cured thereby, the undsrsfgned
trustees viii sen. ct public auc-
tion % front Of the premises. on
DAY OF AUGUST, A.D; 1885, At
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the foiloM-
situate Ii the District Of coium.
hia, and destgnated. Is and being
Lots II and 1913 In Morris Ca
fritg' subdiyision Of lots 10 Square
1881. IS per plat recorded In the
Once q the sErveyor for the Dis.
friet q Columbia In Liber 81 at
Terms: soid subject to prior
for approximately S4. 1883 fur
ther particulars. OF which win be
announced at time OF sale: the
pstr requis:d ls ia:a conssssnsins SsSSs,s 9.
cost. .xda austnents made Is q date
Of sale. Terms TO be complied with
Within THIRTY days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the prop prop;
ct the discretion Of the trustees.
DANIEL pIENER.
.u,o.issS.9tsL.YYgs ssStsLYgs e aAss1E; Fr;us...s.
THos. J. OWEN . SON ,AuetionesFs'
Trustees' Sale Of Valuable ROW
as PRKMisES NUMBER 100 b
STREET. SOUTHEAST.
November u. is5a I IS Ifnstrument
Number 44g93, among the land
records Of the. District Of Colum-
bia, apd at, the request Of the
party Secured thereby. the. under.
sSeilSa sS saipAx K iISai f Ias RPrsH4asffh
,oAfE ScL6ecxkH HSsh,.A The ths foiioa;ine. ftsiiSS; St
described land and premises. SIT
usts in the District Of c9lumhia,
los IN A. Heekmar's subdivision
corded IN the Once Of the Surveyor
for the District of Columbia In
Liber ~ OF folio 1877.
ibuiidins assoeiationI deed Of trust
ther particulars. of which win be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust TO
be paid In cash. A deposit Of
S500.0O required. Conveyancine,
recording. etc. at purchasers cost.
sale. Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid At
the discretion Of the trustees.
MILTON KAPLAN.
STANLEY KLAVAN.
an10.18.20.23.25 Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN q SON, AuesIensers
iii r 81. NV

KNoWN AS PREMISES NuMBER
l3ll L STREET. SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. e066,
Folio 4Se ct seq, OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia.
sRa secure: q e: S.rss SsSuss Of sas
trustees viii sefi, at pubic auction
IN front Of the -premisss; on
TEouRTa TEosuHsraDnl Day OF 1AuouusgTF Ap.
1885,. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the folloWtng described land and
premiges. situate In the District ef
Ssns sS..:ss Is " q oaf os: soi
n tie ono: q tSe Surveyor Tor
The District , ,a',s >, Of Columbia in Leer
Terms. sold subject 70 a. prior
suildns s:scslation desa q s,,.s .Es:s
ISl pareas9s q Thish v & a-
nounced at time Of sale: the .pur-
chase price above said trust to
$4,000 REQUIRED. Conveyancinss
recording, ETC.. at purchasers. cost:
Adjustments made as OF date q
,,, sas TsTms R 70 as. ss soRsSDlsS sSsI,. vsea dea
p:nsn posis forfeited and and sse properly W
may be advertised and .resold at
the discretion OF the trustees.
HERMAN MILLER,
auls.i6.Is.20.23 TRUSTEES.
~ iii : 81. NV.
Evening star., 1955-08-18

TsSssssys sSs ssls 2, q,AsRssR4 yslHsS1s aEM}. TT9.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
AEINQ KNOWN A. pEEMIeEs
ssHRMshF. sTRHHF. souTShAsT. 5rIH 'ANAfo"D
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. l00Ss.
Folio $50 e sscs ot tne n,s lsnd re-
sna &: S:ris 5ssus;.ss &. Of una:,snsS sss RnssS
sruSH Trustees vii ssli. At u public auction
10 front Of the premises, On
FouKsTrH bA1 or 1uotjsT. A.p.
1855. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM,
the following -described land and
premises. situate In. the District Of
Columbia, and designated ~ and
being lct 40 IN Square 6s23 In the
su6diyision made ay Jay Bee Con, Con,
IsFsssdSaa rscSsdsa ,D tRs ocs sSs Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia
in Liber 123 ut folio IL.
4;sSiid.ns sI.s Is.ss.oe.sssllssSn dssa s!sss
for approximately SO, ,6g2.17.. fur.
ther particulars Of which win be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above SAID trust 20
o5soaSs is r.ruii:s. ss:a onssDssns,ns. SsDSsas 3.
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoId at
the discretion OF the trustees.
r. 4. LECRAW.
.,.,,.A,P p. LECRAW.
Evening star., 1955-08-18

United states Marshars ssl.

United States Marshars Sale
New High Grade
SINK UNrTS-GAS RANGES
WATER HEATERS-FURNAC
BATHROOM FIXTURES
AIR CONDIT1OEERS
OFFICE DKSKS-SHAIRS
FILING DEvIcRS-TYPEWRiTERs
By vir.u. Of q Writ viii Of .rieri racias
the Municipal Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia and to me d.
rected. ! win sell for cash
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at "esehleHrso Ho NJ 8SoS Z st" NV.
cisns. ceaGSs' roper. 81; .yss Standard. puo-Thsim.
ranges. sink units. water heaters,
furnaces and bath fixtures. Crane
1-ton Air Conditioners; walnut sec
retariai, executives and salesmen's
desks: swivel. posture and side
chairs: Underwood and Royal type
writer's; metal letter and legal filing
devices, large blackboards, ETC..
seized and levied upon as property
Of the Defendant, Consolidated In.
Eineering q Distributing Company
q 1so He1Sa asa ina 3 SATISFY cSs2S- SS
ment at Law No. Mla034-55 In
favor Of Irving Lenet TIA Irying
Camera Exchange, Plaintiff. CARL
TON q. BEAI.L. United States
Of Columbia. auls, 2a.97
TMOS. ]. OWEN q SON, Auetioneers.
iii r 81. NV.
Evening star., 1955-08-18
THOS. j. OWEN 3 son. 1uetionecFS
1111 V 81. NV.
Trustees' Sale Of Valuable THREE
STORY, sEMIpETAcHED BRICK

Trustee sale q valuable THREE
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 1921 SIXTH
STREET, NORTHWEST.
virtue S.sops.a q certain 4; md DEED g. Of sg tEgs
ords 81 the District of Columbia.
party secured thereby. y The The
undersigned trustees viii sen. ct
Dsems...' DSSliss aues,on ~ E,,. u tEons Of s sas
TSFTf1fi.fS5uEEH DAY b AZ:
THiRfY TSnsfi Ao;ScIoeciRe p.N.. thsH aHndi ioi-
ises. situate IN the District ef CO.
lumbia. and designated Is and
being Part OF originai Lot N
by ofns mss.s nGss ana Soands II
said deed Of trust. Now Known
for purposes OF assessment and
taxation ss Lot e15 IN Square 4s1.
!buildin9 associationl deed Of trust
tSs tS., apprtS,Si%Iasely sSsg s.s es f1r. z:
PurcSsss price sSove & Said ri sruis. TO e
S5o6.o0 required.' N ' conveyane,nS. eySs,e r.
recording. etc. st purchasers cost.
Adjustments made Is Of date Of
sale. Terms to be compiled with
posis forfeited 0lssd snd GsdnsrTass ss prcp.rsy ~
may be advertised and resoid st
the discretion Of the trustees,
RALPH o. WEED,
auia,1s.1s:a6.ssS sSicA9IS, Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q son,
Evening star., 1955-08-18
PITFALLS LURK IN A FELLER'S LIFE

BEACH CALF-Naturay Phillip French, found
ankles
Police Houghton
T. out to Phllp-AP WTephoto
Evening star., 1955-08-18

TBSsssi SseK ME t SsES gsSssli ksS%E sex
ooSRp5 p5HssTMktfsEf sTkfEf, NSdsrs NHokTHwgsf. Hssf sAe
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. l023e.
Ss sas 4 +? hs e psss q q seismss srS tis
trustees will sen, ct public auction
BAY i''P qhH 4 T%EGFY W. slsRssss ,sEeoNp DAY DAY
1EprAtYs!}gry 1E AAyYas!T}sgTr A;pc Pc, ,oleS sasS' p At
the iollowine- -descriRsd land and
'snd'e ana y nns slc: ss sna
being Lot numbered Twenty-nine
l29l in Square numbered Thirty.
three Hundred and Twenty -eieht
t332S, In the subdivision made by
p: =: 9unisan: hIns.; Ins; e nsr g,s.t g,st
yeyoE for the District q Columbia
Tsr n Liosr sdig dGp Ct b,set Tolio e. q n,,o,
iof sppfoximsteiy 'Sli. 1851 iur-
ther pertlcuiars. of which win be
parsSass paHSSnseq prie. s ssid Trust TO e
Be paid IN cash. A deposit Of
enra,O. SS90a2,G rsSuired GSSnysysneinfE sosE
ssis Ad,u''Tsns Tsfm: e. aq be e seomHplisd 3 ' Win
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the dissEsEien q she trustees. nystSa
u10.13.16.1s.2o Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-08-18
WASHINGTON'S
ONLY
REVIEW OF
THE WEEK

Catch up on important
events. Read the interest
ing. narrative summary Of
the weeks news In this
regular and exclusive fea-
ture Of The Sunday Star
Editorial Section.
Evening star., 1955-08-18

THos. ). OWEN . SON, Asssisneers

iii 3 81. NV.
EErs's'si B S.'s rasMz & y.lssali Sa.
RHODE ISLAND AyEEuEs NE y s-,,..
duly recorded. n Liber No. i036s.
eSds aSll' ! =! y. 81 piSssrtss q y SoiSnS.s;
tsSstss. tsSsEsa III hsrssh Ell .s ni pubic suction
ThhuRsbAY f issns Of raE q: RsHfFsfa REssRHlfiiFssl SR
DAY DAY. o6 "A AgaTvsTs Sv A.D-,, -,,,i iessii sSi,oxr AT
sSss. Z s. b1sres BE- sns q
and designated as and being Lot 10
in Block 5 Of subdivision Of parts
OF q tract Of land now known aS
'sEllaston Terrace. as per pias
ysssTdiS SssoT ar iP sh: .hf bs 4ss & i sST
IN Liber. County IS and folio 3:
said Block 8 being now known for
purposes Of assessment and taxa
tion rs SQUARE 4209.
Terms: Sold subject TO g prior
es qilS5ns sa:Ssis'ssSs, f:ss sFSs.
or particulars of which Eih es
pufcSase priee above said trust g
ss ssodp psid IN ,h cash. 4 ,S.sSsne,ns dsIosit q
recordins, etc, at pufchasers cost.
sSie1 Terms to Be complied with
within 80 days. otherwise deposit
sSEsia ana snd shs s.:Sa e K. Ss' d :.
creation Of the trustees.
Il, SPENCER FTTZ0ERALp.
FRANK PARONI.
aus,1o.I2.ls.l7. Trustees.
c. G.. Sloan g. Co., Inc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ESTABLISHED 1891
NO SALE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10
NEXT SALE
Tuesday, August %, 10 AM.
c. O. SGe4ioSEsSs steAso 4 SS' INC.
Zed Z. Williams . zed 7. WIl.lams, Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
SPECIAL
AUCTION
AT
williams Auction House
els New York Ave.
This Saturday morning 1880 am.
(Aua. 2Oth)
BY order Barrett Transfer & 6tor-
age Co.. Smith Storage, private
consiRnors and others.
Large lot, splendid furniture. better
than good, including cherry drop
pieces, antique baby cradle. old
Dutch basin, old carriaee seat,
suites, fne dinettes, attractive odd
chests, living rm. chairs, sofas,
beds. bookcases, lamps. Hollywoods,
twin beds, etc., etc.
Auctioneers' Phi: MA. S-2670
Please bear In mind this Is q special
auction this Saturday morniugs
1890 am.
Continued on N'xs Psss'
Evening star., 1955-08-18

Tqsss gqosS ssslss16EsrSeHsb ssls Ss yelHgss. srfes TT9
DWElLINQ BEING KNOWN AS
lsnv RKHsMvIssE sEsvvT NunBEJE+ nHBnJ+,,lIssI JS2l
By virtue Of Q certain deed Of trust
dyly rsse9rdsd: in y Libsr .S. No snd Si.S. ".
and st the request of de party
trustees win sen, at public auction
In front Of the premises, on EEI:
DAY, The NINETEENTH DAY Gk
6cfoek 6oTaf1eK fRR fRR, iRss sRs soiiov,ns ET SE .Se.
In tie District Of columbia. and
designated as and being Lot so
subdivision. Of lots in Square 194,
as per plat recorded In the omce
eaSOs sas OsH'Ss'iis Il Gsss .Sr chs N ;sfs ioo
TeTSmais; sold subject to q prior
Sbuilding assoeiationl deed q
further partieniafs Of which Ttii ~
pSrcSass price above said trust TO
5oJ.oSc ie irequi1sd. iinsa eonvsssne.ns SsSSsas 9.
recording. etc, at purchasers cost,
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale Terms 70 be complisd With
%sSi phMTdS aa da' Ii. osasrsss paep.rss
may Be advertised and resoid at
'"' u''''1sRM 1HsRRMAN IN MrTLER' Tcsise''
PRANK PARONf.
au0.11.13.16,lS Trustees.
THOS. ]. OWEN D son. AuctIoneers
iii B Sc. NV,
Evening star., 1955-08-18
THE FEDERAL
SPOTLIGHT

is a mine Of valuable informa-
ton for Government en-
ployees. Joseph Young, author
Of this regular and exclusive
Star column, lists job oppor-
tunities in the Government,
explains legislation affecting
Federal workers and. high
lights important news and
personalities. If you're in the
Government, don't miss read
ing The Federal Spotlight, In
The Star, every day except
Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-08-18
When the wire ;
away the cot
will play!

and tn. husbands ban 3. ni''i ! AM;
II This keeps epS,e. the ov. overtime and
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is'ilsis1 by Dick Ashssssn ,',,s youl y, r's sunda'
Magazine "
STAR.
Evening star., 1955-08-18

The clues to the right may help
you identify the five women con-
sidered most fascinating, by Elsa
Maxwell. Read about them in
People and Parties I'll Never For
get" Miss Maxwell's contribution
to This Week Magazine.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-02
10 be Kept in the Past t-Pellagra

engineering progress surfaced muddy streets now
edge of nutrition has paved the way to better living.
flowers and
spirits Spring showers however, in grandmothes day gnaed the
mudded
spring brought the dread disease Peagra has become
thing past by the the public health and
enrichment Enrichment bread and flour done by
the bakers and mllers.
scientist Tom Spes first revealed by studies of
nts that peaga the direct result of deficiency of nacn
the diet He said report made in April of this ut difficult
to estimate the oneme of peagra scurv in our
These diseases which killed and crippled thousands
southeastern the United States
Dr. Sp who peagra than other scen
sad the application of the enrichment and the I'M
the dietary education the people south
that eradaed pagra beb and this has
resulted in stronger and healthier population" 80
Enrichment the addition calories but the addition OF
the vamnsnacn rbofavn and hamne and the mineral iron
These added quantities appoxmatng those found in whole
wheat Six of bread daily will supply onehr the needed
reports approximately go
the the diet between 1912 and 1948
to enrichment
products popular with people of
Therefore of foods their liberal
tant contribution to the general health.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-02

stration program. In this pro-
gram, members learn how to re-
duce livestock losses due to injur-
les, diseases, parasites and insects,
and show others through demon
strations. The annual cost of live
stock losses, totalling over two
billion dollars and equalling near
ly 20 per cent of the average an
nual sales of cattle, sheep, swine
and milk from 1942-1951, points
up the great potential of this pro-
gram. State winners are invited
to demonstrate in the National
finals in Chicago, Nov. 20. Par
ticipants will receive ribbons and
a cash allotment to apply toward
trip expenses from Livestock Con-
servation, Inc, Chicago.
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4-H'ers VIII Put Meat on
TOmOrrOW's Tables

Today, fewer farmers than ever
before are feeding more and more
people, and the successful farmer
must market livestock and poultry
faster and cheaper.
New feeds and new methods re-
quire greater knowledge and skill
in feeding, handling and market
ing if the livestock operation is
to be economically sound. To-
days farm boys = tomorrow's
farmers-must learn these prac-
tices if they are to adequately
provide for increasing population.
In All Club work, boys have
this opportunity. Last year, $780,
900 Alters grew over a million
head of livestock and nearly 10
million fowl in the 4-H Meat An
imal and poultry projects.
While learning by doing"
4-Hers are eligible to participate
in National All Award Programs,
which honor members for out
standing achievement in their pro-
ject work.
In the Meat Animal program,
All members learn to raise and
properly care for livestock, and
the part cattle, hogs, sheep, and
other animals play in carrying out
a balanced farming program. Be-
sides raising animals for market
or home consumption, many
4-Hers start breeding herd S
through their project work. Thom-
as E. Wilson, founder of Wilson
& Co. and Chairman of the Ma
tional Committee on Boys and
Girls Club Work, provides awards
for those members who do the
best work in their projects. Med
ais are available for two county
winners, and the state champion
receives a 17-jewel pocket watch.
Eight sectional winners, chosen
from state winners, receive trips
to the National All Club Con-
gress in Chicago, Nov. 27-Dec. 1,
At the Congress, six will receive
$500 scholarships as national win
ners.
All members practicing poultry
and egg production are also elig-
ible for awards through the poul-
try award program. Incentives
provided by the National Commit
tee on Boys and Girls Club Work
4 consist of medals for four county
winners, a trip to the Club Con-
gress for the state winner, ano
six $500 scholarships for national
winners.
All Club members enrolled in
livestock projects are encouraged
to participate in the National Al
Livestock Conservation Demon
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Kent Home DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

In the course of the discussion,
it was pointed out that modern
teen-agers have more freedom,
more choices, and a better oppor-
tunity for both good and evil than
their parents had. When Home
Demonstration Clubs discuss this
topic at their local meetings, they
will gain insight into this and
many other factors which infiu-
ence teen-agers.
Those who attended the meeting
are:
Mrs. H. S. Griffith, Houston
Mrs. c. Parvis, Houston
Mrs. Jane d. Lafferty, Camden
Mrs. Mildred L. Doyle, Camden
Mrs. Mary Willim, Dover
Mrs. Catherine Wilson, Dover
Mrs. Marie Ougheltree, Dover
Mrs. Margaret L. Kennedy, Do
yer
Mrs. Louise v. Roosa, Milford
Mrs. Mary F. Davis, Milford
Mrs. Helen Fifer, Wyoming
Mrs. Doris Cohee, FELTON,
Mrs. Grace Outten, Dover
Mrs. Florence Basiago, Dover
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurd, Clayton.
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1ems Whlcn tney tace IN working
with this group.
Rev. Robert Duke, pastor of
Peoples Congregational Christian
Church, in Dover, represented the
clergy. The point of view of the
teacher and the school admins
traitor was given by DR.. William
b. Simpson, Superintendent of
Caesar Rodney School. Mrs. Mar
ion Macdonald, Kent County All
Club Agent gave us the views of
people working with youth organ
izations. Mrs. Clarence Marker,
of Wyoming, was on the panel to
speak as a mother of teen-agers.
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All of the programs are con-
Quoted by the Cooperative Exten-
sion Service, and county Exten-
sion agents can provide full infor-
nation.
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Training Meet
ing on M a y
oath. A panel
represe n t i n g
four professions
working W t h
young people
discussed prob
lens f a cin G
tesn-agers to-
day and prob
H.. .wwf.s1l. A..
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Ex-President in Congress

John Quincy Adams, after he
had served as President of the
United States, went to congress
as a member of the house of rep
resentatives.