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LOTS AND ACREAGE ron SALE


IEINc0LINA--5 acres. water near:
ideal for developing or Investment:
IS mile to shirley hWy. Al SMITH
REMTY. KI. S-6652: eges-. TE.
lcoLEsyILLE AREA Of sflyer spring.
One and two acre homesites, lovely
view easy terms. BERNARD z.
ssosi2s ssss'. w. seoss aaalsH5 81. s-sssl -gtO
We NEED eiots Of lots We buy
Prince Georges County lots and
acreage. Mr.. DICKEY. AP. 7-6Dsn:
BETHESDA-6i Single lot 6Qxl40. iust
on GeorgetoWn I'd 5000. s yves.
sa scbfRH ssH. II HaLa Lug co oL oL 1886 1856
WHEATON AREA--5 lots for builder:
Streets, sideWaiks IN. Can M.
Lebiins. ewes. and SUNDAY Oh r.
gess: ROBERT 2. HALL CO.. Oh.
ERocKxiLLE lots. for builder;
streets. sewer water. s. 400. Can
4-ssss' iRRodisERT ). H HALL LIZ CO.. q. G
DEEiSsEI6PERs. Eis INVESTORS, land buy
approx. 90 acres clear. balance good
timber. fronts roads: nice stream.
exclusive $3.50 acre. Other land
from Sf75 per acre. RALPH NJ.
JAQuESS Co, Real Estate BroEef,
COUNTY, CLUB HILLsanarter-
acre wooded lots IN best N. Arling-
ton area KE. 6-S3g5. --l
|FRANCONIA--1-acre lot mr.. school
and shopping. only -. 500. easy
terms. AL ssMTTH REALTY, XII.
B-6652. ewes. TIE 6-g957.
CHEVY CHASE, nr. Bradley lane and
Wisconsin sVe.---50x125, level. fine
trees. A rarity. $4,000. Ewes.
OF. 2-76li. SAMUEL. =. BOGLEY.
INC, OIL. 6-7Sld.
CORNER R0xANNA m. NV. -
64xIflt). Eyes, TIE. 6-2233. Z. T.
GRAyATTE, Realtor, Ma. S-0753.
LOT M TAKOMA PARK, ND,
50xlsO: $4,000; zoned tRo-famiiy.
JU. 9-3130. lss
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CHEVROLET 80 de luxe club coupe:
exceptionally clean, beautiful gray
nnish. matching seat covers. Must
Easy terms, KENYCN-pECK CHEV-
ROLET. S140 Lee hwy, Arlington,
Va. IA. 2-90O3. Open I'll $3.50.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FoR erAT

MEDICAL OFFICE. eony. loe. on 18th
st. bet. Park I'd: and Monroe s.
2-535s Or RA. 3-I3g7.
NEW ROCKVILLE MEDICAL BLDG.
Modern doctors oflices, completely
Aforementioned. parking for so cars.
VIII partition once to suit tenant.
SAMUEL M Il eemRaossIa q RgooaEY. So'as INC f Po. e :.
8t5I; ewes. Mr.. Wilson. Ga; 4-
= o;1 Sk : cHOIcEsth-i,oor. air. q
RsN eSRsisie1sa sf osGss sf .ek,Sh nhTJlonAI pl SA
16IS 18th Sc. N.W.studio once
available; S25 . mouth. Other
rooms available; air-conditioned Il
desired; 81; 1890. ...-..ll57'
selils. II Hi:s sns sns i.ns sY sos sssi
NEARBY faat- CROWNS Fairfax
once bldg. Q ofhces left. Phone
10. 2-5:shx or RA. 81 397. 2i .
ALExANDRIA--Ideai log; plenty Of
5000 sa. IT,; q floors. air -eond.,
wall-to-W carpeting: ONCE COM
pieteiy paneied; can also be used
for retail store II; 1-740n ~
End NA1tUNAL HANk BLDG.s 1883
G st. NV, attr. frt. once in Law
yer Suite: geeretarial sefy. II de-
sired; e0ngenial associates; reas.::
EMMETT LEO SHEEidAN. RE. 10000.
s21 1lth 81. NV. End and 3rd
floors. front ofiices: Air-cond.: meets
r.as. Eaaa p Rs. G 5i1of fs ks iSE
foe4 2oth sT. N.W.Entire Bldg,
modern And attractive, stories and
bsmt.: approx. $50 ii, space. each
fir. Parking In rear. $3.50 per mo. !;
RAYMOND Il. RUPPERT, 1917 7th
st. NV, ST. 3.S4S4. --18
DOWNTOWN Across street from
Transportation Bldg, 500 50. IT..
TALI.Y-Ho once. siS 18th st. NV.
ARr.--Lyon PARK ares: e rms. S170.
Mr.. BARBER. ia. 7-20g7. eyes.
and Sun, KE 6-E755. Ill
OFFICE no SHARE in modern ele-
NV. 13x2O. well furnished; phone
end secretarial service. Box 25l Il.
OfFifsiicE-Furnished. carpeted. in
suite with reception room. 1000
Vermont ave. n.w.. ST. 3-267lS
SIS MONTH. a-rooiS suite At Isa7
4 81; nv; INQUIRE on LIST IGOR.
RUN. rHN s-STTgcr oFFicr sPAcE for pubic
stenographer. low rental. excel; bldg.
unusual opportunity. Box 13osk.
r. II N
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GARAGES

RENT, large brick garage rear Of
14lS , irving 81. nv; S35 mo: apply
FOR RENT SINGLE GARAGE, 7os
Shepherd st. NV: suitable for stor-
age Of small car or furniture. IA.
9-o6a0. ---17
BRICK. ELECTRICITY - Cony. en-
trance on wide alley. Vic. Union Sta
tion. JU. 9-SS4s,. lis
LEASE on RENT--Weil-io located heavy
vehicle bus or truck garage and
maintenance facilities: completely
painting plus storage and desirable
air-conditioned ONCE space; excel
lent lease on reasonable terms Call
or write Bill Owens, THE GRAY
LINE, GO Hanover pi. n.ws DI. q.
06U0. --1T
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WE HAVE PURCHASER

of farmx IN Soufhern Nd, Prince
Georges and IA counties preferred.
WALTER II. BAUMAN. tz27 x st.
cOL0RE6 = WANTED, farmette or
land; cash. P. b. Box 3f5I celum-
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LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
sclidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance N
1920: evenings Ia 6-b1Q4
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CONTINENTAL 2sh IT,, de luxe,
take over payments or $50 ger mo;
will accept car as part or all oi
down payment. Call MR.. GOOD
OIL. 4-00Il. LII
'5:s: q beaut house trailer
at an attractive price: DU. T-0g7s
or XII. S-I071. --2l
4 WHEEL. luggage, tall light assem-.
blg, bitches, roof permanently Incl
locked door; $65. JE. 3-70DQ. .--le
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR sALELoTs AND ACREAGE WANTED
tconainuedi
LOANS

CASH AVAILABLE, for land within 90
miles Of Washington. Box 114-K.
star Il. IL
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FURN. HOUSE ana garaee for rent:
rs blk, from beach: $500 for 8 mos. !.
10 mi from BradentOn on Anna
Maria Island. OIL. 4-2A69. ----1N
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BUSINESS pRop. FOR SALE

MOTEL SITE. on No. ] hwy. stafford,
white er colofed; l5 acres: 81
sppointmeht, 10. s-62ss. lie
WISCONSIN, AvENBE--North Of scar.
and Roebuck: 10.k-ft. frontage on
Wisconsin ave with I'd. frontage
IN another street. Improved hx q
l1iidings. INEZ CUSHARD, Reaitor.
IN. 2-4232 or OIL 2-5667. --i9
WISCONSIN AVE. Nh. sEARs--bO-ft.
4ontaRe. 6-rm. bldg. with brick
business front on less than % feet
81 lott price $27 300 Liberal
tzrms. INEz CUSHARD. Realtor.
IN. 2-4232. lie
R0R SALE on RENT faIi or part) and
Immediate occupancy: NV, 1st COM
14frcial, prime location. 3-stofy.
eteel re-enfoEced concrete store, Of
ne and storage building cDntain-
tnk 10000 net uHnhle So. II. with
heavy duty floor load and freight
elevator. Parking space for 8 cars
between building and rear alley.
Also parking lot for IL cars ex-
ttndins from street TO rear alley.
Gail Neil 8. Allen. JAMES L. DIXON
q Co, ST. 3-7200. zig
sEECIAL BARGAIN, 5th st., nr. q.
fAcing iEe. Govt. bldg; large store
VIII be vacant Feb. Il; 2 rms, o.
ear nafnge; 3 apts.. rent, $4,000
per- ennlm; bldg. 25x66 H., addi-
t5pnal bldg. adjoining. 2bx8b II.
Can be sold separately. Act today
tQ secure this bargain. Call Mr..
OpUM. RE. 7-52I6. ---17
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BUSINESS PROP. ron RENT

eist AND X SITS. N.W.--corner .,
oficss, $3.50 per mo-. viii remodel
Cal Mr.. SAITH. DI TALL: syes.
GE0RGET0vsN, sl4s M ct. NV
3-storY bldg. 2 doors from Wis
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sToREs cor RENT

aSfB BLADENsBURei m. NE.
(between q Dakota and New Yorl
ave.l--Fuli basement. apt. upstairs
Sox4o. sT. Slide.
III m ST. N.E.--Ayailable Feb. /
reasonable rent. Apply TOT II Ut
ne. for information. ---l9
MILLS BUILDING stores ayail.
able at this excellent location; rent
$lass $laassssa. anq nA' sssC sC.s6Rss, Rss pSash oIivER
CARR. ReaitCf. 30
ALEXANDRIA - Ideal location fol
business 81 that type. Heautiful
finished store. Plenty Of parkini
avail. Ii. 7-7400. lis
CLARENDoN SHOPPING AREA =
LarRe modern new store. 3Ox90: fnIl
bsmt. and mezzanine; air cond II
DoWgNN2TowN AREA. nr. white Hous,
--~Sforeroom or once, 800 eq. "
air-cond. 2nd a., lge. display win.
fiiliinery. ehiidren's shop o. real
mo, Apply TALLy-Ho once, si2
roll 4 LEAsE.New II Sc store in Adsiphl
shopping center on University lane;
suit, for restaurant in heavily pop
ulAteu area; no close c0mpetitlon,
also suit. for baby store. auto ac-
tAer info, phone Mr.. PECK
ed n. I. Avn. N.w.--Larss -iio store
newly. painted, heat and wateI
islrnished; Sl2s, 81, 3-5a42: liz LII
store, luncheonette. carry -out shop
mems clothing, etc. Opposite Ma
rine Barracks. Tb6 Sth 1t, Sc
OWNER EA, 3-67H4. -lS.
CENTRAL LOCATI0N--Suitable foi
auto parts, seat covers, valet, cloth.
inG. radio and TV. etc. Rent, $1i
mo. laos r 81. NV. OWNER
sd cAPiToL isfH6i ST., Il Atlantic ave.
adjacent to Giant Food store. I
stores TO be built, size 23xll0
Suitable for mems wear. restaurant
81, ahs hollsns. sgSs Il. Ef'as q sSiiPsisx sMifax eo
Sll 18th st, nv: ST. $4,000. II
REafrY REsff5r YssesSB eSB, aE Slef s-sss. sS mo ia Ia
1007 7th ST. N.Ws--LarEe store and
basement, $40.
a3QQ 9th ST. N.w.-corner store
lsSS FLORIDA AVE. N.w.-Hass-
msns sRA9MoGD ssSiS; 81 i. RurpERT
10tT 7th At. NV. 81. 3-s4ss
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VERY CHOICE

Modern one-story. 10000 ss. r.. IN.
Guiding APPROX. 800 50. IT. ofAces;
four drive-in doors. 20-ft. ceiling
12.000-sc. eft. additional land fol
trucking and parking: very con-
Eenienf location Just OF s. Capitol 81.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NM. Ma. $500
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INDUSTRIAL PROF. ron RENT

HALF AND ii srs. g.E.-Rlde. approx
5000 It. with APPROX. 10000 Il. oi
lot adjoining: very busy thorougfa-
fare; ideal ioc. for any type Of husi-
remodel TO suit proper tenant. Ii
Z T-5400. lis
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mTTya pTYTYT1INfS

nth AND PENNA. AVE. NV.
Bright single offlees decorated to your
taste. Available Immediately. $73. 30
per month. MA. S-28tj5: Ma. 8-S0y3. !.
OLIVER Z. CARR. Realtor. --20
SINGLE RMS, $35 UP
|BARRIsTER BLDG. 835 r sT. NV,
Fully modernized, renovated efaces,
In frepToof, eiev. bldg: all services
incl. IL rent. See stlpt.. RE. 7-2294:
CENTRAL BUILDING
sos O ST. NV.
Choice office from $50, incl. full sery-
tioning. See supt. or call
CAFRITZ DI.T-9080
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i COLLEGE PARK, MD.

AN A0eo 0AtktE oE(OAAkx
A. iittls IS $500 down purchases one
Of These de luxe. quality built q
family homes. each with 2 Ice.
hPdruls,s fsrbsge disposels IN bright
Alry kitehenk, pvt. entrances. gas
hot-Water heat and full basemenfs--
are lust some Of the many features.
Words fail 70 describe these sensa-
tfcnat saiues--they must be seen
act now as ~ are already sold.
2psn daily end sunday 4 an, til
DR. DIRECTIONS. North on Baifi-
more blvd. Route ID to College
Eark. left ct ouilford DIR, tat ESQ
stettonl / block 70 sample apt, Of
cal RE. 7-2461 or uN. 4-95d6.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. NC.
C0L0RED-Is00 BLK. DOWNING;
81. n. E.--4.fnmiIy nat. 1884 eross
per mo: asking $24. 500. Beautiful
bldg. excellent condition throlehout:
for Information eal Mr.. Gibson, 10.
Is296D with N. PAUL HANHOE,
532 18th st. n.Ws NE. 9-4100.
as 4 : 81
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AUToMoBILEs toR SALE

AUSTIN HEALEY .i00' 1854. new
ear guarantee. 1000 miles; one
owner: sale. price, 81 2t345. LARGE
selection Of small foreign and
American cars. MANHATTAN AUTO
3 tEstab. 1914. Kaiser. WHY'S and
exclusive dealer for Austin Of Eng
land. Austin Heaiey, Nj. O. and Nor
ris Minor In Wash. area, Tth ut r
sts, NV. North 7-97O0. Branch sales
once. 1910 King sts Alex. We. King
8-5635.
sg5sA F9s4,au ssss ssst as dSas.ssisul szs sSo51 S5
BUCKS florner's Corner. $3.50
Minn. ave. ne. A choice selection
81 modeis and colcrs, Lu, l-e220
Buick Dealer. STANLEY II.
BUICK 1910 4-dr. sedan; for sale for
storage and repair bills; serial No.
338l9001 Title No. X-628435.
HU. 3-S056.
8I1CKS SeIection ~ models and.
coiors, HORNRR'S COR, Buick
Dealer Fla. ave, ne at 9th IL
s 4 x Il X
Evening star., 1955-01-17

2nd COMAfL., BOD
Ap4rox. 12. 600 80. tt, vie. N. Capitol
a1d X SITS. me-, ideal for any busi-
MSS. and hIdgs, now present repre-
sent wonderful investment; can
be purchased with Q nnodest down
iass, iiaasssp' sAsIKo M5i 5KsSinpE ahAsTY fSss co. r.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
AUToMoTlvE MIscELLANEoU.
TRAIlERs

AUTO PARTS BINS--We have II ol
them. Phone OIL. $4,000. 20
Evening star., 1955-01-17

2O,000 50. n. LIST COAdAlL.
14f-ft. frontage on Marlboro I'd !,
ststa6les for any business and now
bNtng used as . driVe-in rest. with
plenty OF SPACE for expansion and
curb service. Eyes. Mr.. P0Wera, JU.
$500. BA9MIKo REALTY CO.,
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1726 M ST. IN. w.

NAME YOUR TERMS
Excellent opportunity to locate On
9scssis ays II M9IsspssTy NJ Z, ss sshs alIls
Am more interested In reliable lessee
than top rentals IA. 9-4140. FL
Evening star., 1955-01-17
WILL BUILD

warehouses TO suit yeur needs; ex.
eelIent trucking facilities;. Kenil.
worth area. private parking apt
trucking speees viii lease 1t pre-
vailing rates.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC.
1907 II st. NV. Ma. $4,000.
-19
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End TRUSTS

III buy ends At top prices. cash !
2-n. you don't want TO sell your 2nd
advance cash on same at small
discount. RA. 6-22sl: IA. S-6670
Evening star., 1955-01-17

CADILLAC '54 ..62,, club coupe;
h1nys. tnily easlips Incl power steering.
clean; S4 295 PENNY MOTORS.
1870 r. !. ave. n.es LA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Prime Downtown Location

EIIlIlG OUWHGUWu 1IUCdLlUII
S-story brick building, heavy duty
elevator. excellent for most any
type retail business. Call j. 3
Smith for appointment, WO. 6-4740
WEINBERG u BUSH, INC.
l7o5 H st., NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-01-17

CADILLAC '4s sedanette: I. and h.,
Hydra Matte, rear seat speaker:
original Light green finish, practi-
eally new Wv. tires. This une Isl
lar above ayerage. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. l7I7 q. 7. ave. ne, Du.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

CADILLAC SO ..62.. convertible:
radio. heater, Hydra-Alatic drive.
power steering, power windows. aus
trenic eye tinted glass. Wv. tires,
beautiful DARK green finish. solid
mileage. worth while guarantee.
So. 296. WHEELER. INC. ChrysIer:
Deaier, $500 Wisconsin NV. EN-.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
HOUSES WANTED

SALE OR RENT
d. G. or nearby Md. II free Appraisai,
Prompt service. Over 10 years ct
this address. See or phone
ROGER MOSS-REAIiTOR
REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE
212h Il. /. Ave. NE. HQ. 2-fO20
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Ssac auicE g ssttIsmeni Iai Is calI R e. MaER snIGlsRR
Me. S-I220: evenings. La. 6-6I04
Evening star., 1955-01-17

CADILLAC I85z s09H 4-dr. eedan.
power steering. Hydra Matte. !. and
h.. very low n,iieaee; cleaning black
This cne-owner car. which shows
very little use. Is positively same as
new throughout; must be seen 10
be appreciated: $2.395. BELL AfO-
TORS. 5010 Wis. ave. Wo. 6-s9e0.
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BE&HEsDA--2s. $50 sq. IT., choice
commercial eround. Opposite large
siIcppins center; improved with fire-
pfoof brick building: also adjoining
parking area Of 64.4g0 Cd. It. Must
be sold as an entirety,
lie parking lot. Gail Mr.. Lebling,
ewes. and sun, OIL. 4-66Ss. ROB'T
b. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3260 III
Evening star., 1955-01-17

MEDICAL OFFICE. cony. loe. on 18th
aair.eogd parsi1ss so space. Ho.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Pictorial Interpretation
Of Leaves Of Grass

Born In 1919 near Huntington. N. Y,
Whitman had roots deep In American
soil: his farmer ancestors had come to
this country from England more than $50
years before. The elder Whitman, q
carpenter. moved his family to Brooklyn.
which was q thriving town Of 10000,
when Walt was 4. AS a young man, Walt
worked as printer and journalist for
newspapers In New York. moved to New
Orleans to edit a paper. and travelled
throughout the country. BY and large a
failure at journalism. he turned more
and more to poetry. settling down in
Brooklyn In the early 165Os to work ON
Leaves"
As far as Is known. almost no copies
Of the first edition were sold. But q
minor Juror resulted when the third issue
was printed in 1860 with new poems
Believing that no part of life was unim-
portant or too shameful to be written
about Whitman stripped away the wells
Of Victorian prudery that then disguised
sex as Sentimentality. The result was
doubly dismaying:. Though Leaves" was
damned and banned. 1t continued to go
unSold.
The Civil War proved turning point
In Whitman's life. Though Whitman,
who was a. did not fight. he served two
years In Washington hospitals as a
wound dresser until he collapsed from
exhaustion. A bright little third-story
front room" at 14O7 L street NV, for
which he paid 81 month was his home
In 1864 the shocked Secretary Of the
Interior dismissed Whitman from his
minor post because he suddenly discov-
cred who had written ':IeaveS"-nine
years after first publication. But Whit
man found another clerkship which he
held until felled by paralysis in 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

Till his death in 1892 he lived In Camden.
N. j.. surrounded by q few devoted
admirers. occasionally hawking copies of
his book on the streets.
It was ironic that Whitman, the wan
derer, should spend his last years in
capacitated. When he could no longer
wander over the land. he turned his
thoughts to death and eternity. and
wrote:
SAL torth-steer for the deep ,uaters
only.
Reckless soul. exploring, Nth thee,
and thou Nth me.
For zoe are bound t0ltere mariner has not
yet dared to 90,
And ne aOiu risk the ship. ourselves end
ALL"
With his shaggy beard and shapeless
felt hat. the familiar image Of the good,
gray poet" Is now almost legendary. But
most legends are compounded Of fiction
as well as fact. and the Whitman legend
Is no exception. Possibly the reason Is
that the poet did as much as anyone else
to create it. Though he had little formal
schooling. he was one Of the best-read
men Of his era. and not the unlettered
savage he liked people to believe. In
many ways. the familiar Whitman is his
own greatest literary creation, as his
recent biographers suggest.
However, this does not diminish Whit
mans stature as an artist. He took the
limp body Of poetry and breathed new
life into it. II at times he confused the
breath Of life with hot air, his achieve
ment still stands. A hundred years after
the first publication Of Leaves Of Grass"
America still has not produced q poet
who rivals Walt Whitman in scope and,
ct his best. in depth.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15
Peters Dream

NOM SAID PETER on the day
before school started, 'why do we have
to go to- school?''
Peters mother frowned little as
she watched her small son get into his
pajamas and crawl into bed. peter,
you have asked me that same question
for the last two years. I have always
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15
Story and Play Tine


Dear Boys and Girls:
School bells are ringing ogGin all over
the stote. / imagine the most OF you
moaned and grouned just as the two IN
our house did. when they had to start
back to school. but reoIlY ! don't think
you mind as much as you fry to pretend
you do. Our story toduY is about a boy
who sold he didn't like school. Beware.
for this might happen TO you.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15

told you that you
go to school to
learn. If it weren't
for schools we
wouldn't h a v e
anything to make
our lives pleasant,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15


and we couldn't even talk intelIigently.
Schools are the most wonderful things
that have been provided for u.s. Re-
member that, son, and learn to love
going to school," Peters mother leaned
over and kissed him goodnight
''But, Mom," said Peter drOwsily,
none of the kids like school. If / said
liked to go, the fellows would say
was sissy"
For little while after his mother
had left his room, Peter lay thinking
about school. For he really did like it.
but it was true that the other boys
called anyone sissy if they said So
WELL thought Peter as he drifted off
to sleep, ST guess can like it and not
tell anyone"
Since he had been thinking about the
first day of school all that day, it was
not strange that Peters dreams would
be about school too. But it wasn't at
all like going to school At first it
seemed to Peter that it was a lot of
fun to stay home. He and his friends
played games all day long. But grad
ually it seemed that the games became
rougher, and Peter found that he
couldn't understand what the other boys
were saying. s.It's just like NOM said,'
thought Peter.
AS time went on, everything became
strange. Peter found that he couldn't
read signs on the streets, or in the
store windows. He started to cross a
street and was nearly run over be-
cause the drivers of the cars didn't
seem to know that they were supposed
to stop. Perhaps they have forgotten
how to read too" thought Peter.
Peter went into the library to get
book, but when he tried to find one he
wanted, he couldn't read the titles.
Gosh, . thought Peter, SIS that what
would happen if we didn't have any
Schools?" AS he looked about him and
saw how worn and ragged and de-
apidated everything looked he knew
he answer. Without learning, there
would be no progress, without progress
'oon there would be nothing.
Tomorrow when I go to school,
exclaimed Peter 'sI'm going to tell the
IDS about my dream. I'm going to
ell them / like school, and I'm not
yer going to complain about going to
chool again"
Wei. boys and girls, this is just q simple
tile story. but it could be true. Without
ur schools and our teachers our country
'ouid soon die. So it is up to each of
on TO get the most OUT of every moment
your school day. and to get as much
-hooing us possible. 1t is also up to your
urents to foke ON ocfive interest in your
:hool. Tell them SO. won't you. boys and
iris?
Goodbye now.
AUNT SALLY.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15

Compare these POWR-PAK features
with other 4-WheeI Drives or The murke
I. Fits oil sfandard CHEVROLET Trucks W. ~ I. ~
and ION model)
z. Most economical When it TO cost, durability,
and poyood capacity, other 4-Wheel Drive truck
in its Gloss mofch CHEVROLET equipped with
POWR-PAK.
3. Replacement ports and service nvoiube through
every one of 1000 CHEVROLET Deoers in
The u S.
q. Mo damage frame Because installation requires
no fromecUffing, chassis is weakened and traden
value unaffected. POWR-PAK can be costly removed
and rensfol ed on your next CHEVROLET Truck.
5. Increased truck life. Because POWRPAK vfizes
engine forqUe efficiently engines con ''oof" of
low rpm while pulling heavy poyouds. Mo Summing
clutch choffering.
6. GUARANTEED. =. The POWR-PAKS outstanding duro-
biIiN makes if possible TO offer the ndusfrys most
liberal guarantees.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15
Low COST Will SURPRISE you

Find out today how POwR-PAK can help you in the
business of farming and how little it will cost you
to this dependable ego anywhere, s'do anything
truck. See your CHEVROLET Dealer he'll be glad to
arrange demonstration
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15
SNOW coER

PowR-PAES is fast becoming the favore of farmers,
ranchers and others who can't afford to let rough
ground winter interfere with their chores.
just simple flip of a lever gives surging power and
traction in all wheels and you shift In out
the go, without stopping clutching. Handles
easily standard CHEVROLET Truck -. speed, COM
fort, quetness, and turning radius unaffected.
Installation of the PowR-PAK requires frame
cutting nothing to weaken dstort the chassis.
And at trade-in time it's a simple matter to
PowR-P PAX and reinstall it on your next CHEVROLET
Truck
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-09-15
Four Wheel Drive for YOU
Chevrolet TrUCkE

% Now you can pillow through axle-deep mud
climb 1929 grades, haul heavy loads your rough
est land in your standard CHEVROLET Truck
equipped with PowR-PAK 4-Wheel Drive
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
PEOPLES CHURCH
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE

The Peoples CONGREGATIONAL
church will have their tradition
al carols, communion. and candle
lighting service Christmas Eve
at II p. m. to 1901 a. m. The
senior choir under the direction
OF Mrs. Wayne Cumming, will not
only guide the singing but also
sing a special anthem with Mrs
Harold Rounce, organist.
Come and usher Christmas dav
in with a prayer.
Christmas Day special family
services viii be held at IL a. m
with the theme, ''The Christ Of
History and the Christ Of Ex-
perlence." The junior and pri-
mary ch0irs viii both sine under
the direction of Mrs. Z. + lee.
Deina Schields. pianist. A special
dedication Of their new choir
robes will be held. The senior
cnolr Will also sing. mo church
school Christmas Dav). The
Christmas special Offering is for
Veterans of the Cross. Friends
are invited.