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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
THUNDERBIRD 1857

RAVEN BLACK BEAUTY. RED
A-EF" mt: FULLY EQUIPPED
SAVE $500; LESS THAN 1000
....AS. BARGAIN AT S3.750 CT
6-ul0s 81
TRIUMPH MAYFLOWER 1853 2-dr.
sedan black; 30 m.p.g.. excel.
cond; S595 or best offer. Apt. 2,
1910 N. Pierce. Arl.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WHY'S; ask for personal demnr.
strat!on Of 1857 vehicles. . ieeps,
one with post hole digger; 1852
staten Haeon, others. JU. $3.50.
WlLLYs 'is station wagon: $50
or best offer. Call LA. 6-S051
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THUNDERBIRD 81. r. and h. and
overdrivc. solid ton. Wv. tires.
i,50n owner-drivcn miles: ! year
or 10000 miles guarantee: 80, ag5.
LOGAN Ford, 1850 10Th st. NV
DI r-5SOu
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

vOLKSwAGENs - sun-roof sedan.
u ,3S7 also. convertihles and
sedans. JACK PRY. 14th and r
WILtYS ~ station wagon. = and
h.; passed SO d. C. inspection: very
good transn S195. JET MOTOR
SALES. 1884 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii.
WILLYS so 6-cvl. station wagon.
heater, defroster. directionai lights,
snow tires. perfect condition: ac-
tual mileage ,O40: S1.7OO.
Private owner OIL. g-9l44.
WILLYS l947 station wagon: 500.
Call HE. i-33lS.
WHY'S SO Jrep: 4-wheei drive.
metal cab. heater; excel. condition
SS95. OIL 2-7626
WILLYS - station wagon; also 81
ana panel trucks: make your selec-
tlnn OF new or used Willys at
PlNEY. BRANCH MOTORS, Silver
Springs only authorized WHY'S
dealer. JU 5-S525
1871 DODGE COUPE -s SIS
1876 NASH SEDAN so
1876 FORD SEDAN 80
1917 CHEVROLET SEDAN rs
1901 KAISER SEDAN rs
lH47 PLYMOUTH SEDAN so
200 BUICK SEDAN 1875
l04g FORD SEDAN i50
OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
JOHN S REECE
1870 FIRST ST. SW. 80
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 81 Chieftain 4-dr. sedan;
immaculate; black, r. and h., Wv.
tires hydramatic: sold by original
owner; S405 or best offer. Sun. and
ewes. IA. 9-3422; week days, ia.
7-6300
PONTIAC '55 3-seat sta. wag.: equip
with hydra r. and h., all-green
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FRANK SMALL

32o0 Pa Ave Sc II 2-as27
ODDS 80 IS" de luxe 4 DR. sedan
blue r, h good tires fully equip
$1,000 act nj JE 2-52ln
OLDS 1852 "gs" 4-dr.: r and h.
auto transm. Wv tires looks
and runs like new: sos PAYMENTS
70 suit your budget MCNEIL pom
TIAc. 1870 Wis ave OIL, $4,000.
In the Heart Of Bethesda
OIDS 81 "aS" sedan. one owner
z and h sHnN OIL 4-H1I3
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MCKEE PONTIAC
RENAULT 1851, green. Reas.

RENAULT 1851, green. Reas.
price. APP. 1884.
sTUDEBAKER-195O Land Cruiser.
cd, r, h.. clock. Gone IN Air
Force. OIL. 4-561l.
STUDEBAKER 1858 Champion de
luxe hardtop equipped: a real
sports car. S695, Slg5 down. Spot
delivery. BELL MOTORS, 90 years
in the same location, 5010 Wis.
ave. NV. WO. 6-S9O0
STuDEBAKER So Champion; low
mileage fully equipped ia g.
1868. All day Sun, Mon and Tues,
pm. to IL pm
STUDEBAKER 81 VS. 4-dr.; T. and
h.; 2tone paint; 81 .3g5. CAL
VERT MOTORS, i14l East West
highway, Silver Spring, Md. JU.
STUDEBAKER so Champion per-
tect cond.. low mileage. first rea-
sonable offer buys 1t. Phone WO.
STUDEBAKER So Champ. hardtop
r and h., cd. orig 2-tone green
finish, priced to sell today. $500.
JET MOTOR SALES, 1884 Pa.
ave. Sc. Ii, $4,000.
SIUDEBAkER 1908 Champion .
DR.; IN excellent cond,. S715: really
worth great deal more; at my
home, 2707 Woodley place NV,
AID 4-593l
STUDEBAKER-I953. 4-dr. Cham
pion: and h, overdrive, excellent
condition WA 7-33l3.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Commander VS.
i-dr., maroon, radio. heater econom-
zeal TRANSPORTATION for only S31a
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
ia 2-9003. Open I'll a:3n
STUDEBAKER '55-R., h. overdrive;
owner. Low mileage; In excel
cond. Must see to apprec Best
offer OR. 4-9St2
TALBOT SUNBEAM s. blk. sedan
Wv. r.. h, d., skyvieW top, red
leather extra tires. Sl,495. OF
i-5S62
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PREFECT AZ 4-door sedan model.
as is. $50 Phone JU. 5-s3e3
RAMBLER 81 conv.; excel. cond
cd. r. and h.. new top; pvt. owner
S495. VIII. 6-7379.
RAMBLER SO, custom sedan. overdr.
r. and h.. fully equip, excel. cond.
$3.50. CT. 6-t}6S9.
RAMBLER "a Country Club hardtop:
uroan Anfeh. aOni-nan n
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FRANK SMALL

30 VI0od Hope Rt 5 2 10 -NB4 :
PONTfAC-Late 80 door sedan
Silver StreaE s; hydra drive coup.
ped. ri. 600 true miles orig. greer
nm, Wv tires always garaged
no dents or rust not faded above
avs Needs no repairs. pass lnspec
PVt. own $3.50 no less need cash
INQUIRE 1909 X 81, NV. Very de-
pend. no exaggeration.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
10Th and L SITS. NV ST 3-7lo7
PONTIAC SO Chieftain de luxe 49,
2-door, and h, new tires spe-
ciai today. S5q5. JET MOTOR
SALES, 1884 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii
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PONTIAC 80 rs" cdr sedan: ex.
eel cond new snow tires and bat.
terry: etiuo. OWNER. 10. 5-3965
PONTIAC 81 Chieitain sedan
hyd-a ? and Il. Best offer ave-
Si5O. CAL OIL 6-Rl4n -
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PONTIAC 30 Catalina s-cyllnder
hardiop coupe beautiful 2-tone nm
ish' hydramatic radio. heater, Wv
ti!es looks Ike new: only : O0O
actual miles. new-car condition
thrcushout special today. 81 ag5
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Canjtol Cadillac-OldS Co

md ; W 81. b~-'bo
OfT- 5s ~" Holiday hardtop
coup hydta ana power
tecrIng. oOwer brakes M tres
e,c rea. sharp special today
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OF DSNOBILF ,g5e "9sr de luxe
S:arfre conyrr'th'e coupe beaulifu'
eht g-ay WIN blue top fully
.ef''r-ed newer steering power
h-a.es. On ale feE criy 81 %
c.-.arantca
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
18th and L SITS. NV. ST. 3-7107
PONTIAC 1856 Star Chief 4-dr.;
radio, heater, hydra. seat covers.
power brakes, turquoise and white.
BONDED l-year no-cost guaran-
tee, parts and labor: So,295.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

PLYMOUTH 81. SlT5: GOOD cond
a. present Diamond cab vii
make reasonable transportation
Ii AHA
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ODDS. SO COS" starflre cow every
possible extra Incl continental
yNar - 900 actual miles bv one
Owner: cost S5,4in nev Win sac
a. naI or brs. offer JET MOTOR
SAF rs, 1884 Pa Ave. sc II 4
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Immaculate; black, r. and h., Wv.
tires, hydramatic: sold by original
owner; S4n5 or best offer. Sun and
ewes. IA. 9-3422; week days. ia
7-6300
PONTIAC 55 3-seat sta. wag.: equip
finish; si.1g5
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
18th and L SITS. NV, ST. 3-T107
PONTIAC 1886 Star Chief 4-dr.;
radio, heater, hydra, seat covers,
power brakes. turquoise and white
BONDED l-year no-cost guaran-
tee, parts and labor; S..295.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 Irving st NV. AID. 4-s50O
Also :.460 l4th st. NV. RA 3-987n
PONTIAC 1862 IS" Chieftain: .
tone green, r, h.. fully equip. low
mileage; widow inherited good
used car she can't afford to keep
$3.50 or best offer To inspect, DU.
7-75Sl after q pm. and week ends
PONTIAC 1855 Star Chief Catalina
coupe; radio heater hydra. white
walls spotlight; turquoise and white.
Bonded l-yr.. no-cost guarantee.
parts and labor; Sl.795.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 Irving st. NV AID. 4-s50O
Also 1860 14th St. NV RA a-9670
PONTIAC 1855 cow: r. and h.;
W. tires dual exhausts; excel.
cond BY OWNER. HE. 4-6676
PONTIAC SO Star Chief VS. con-
vertible coupe; hydramatic: radio,
heater; power steering, power
leather interior: many extras; don
safety tested for your protection
Holiday written warranty. PAUL
BROS tOLDSl. Wis. and EllicOtt
sts. NV. KE. 7-130S.
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr: r. and h.. new
battery; VIII. 1890.
PONTIAC 1855 hardtop: white walls.
hydra, r and h.; 10000 miles.
owner car; 81 $50 LA. 6-S1l0
PONTIAC 81; exc. cond.; new mo-
tor; must sell, going overseas
Phone XII. S-3l41.
PONTIAC 1855 Star Chief convert. ;
striking 2-tone cherry red and
Arctic white. harmonizins leather
int Offset by Wv. all the features
of the future. incl power steering.
outstanding in, every respect; was
- HPNNAaA hONAJ oAiis
81 .SSS.
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl ia. 7-S400
PONTIAC 1858 VS. club sedan; r.
and h auto. transm.. excellent
cond. 81 .545, payments TO suit
( your budget MCNEIL PONTIAC,
1870 Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000. In the
Heart OF Bethesda
I PONTIAC "a 4-dr. Starchief de
luxe; r. and h.: 2-tone green finish
$SDJ
! PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ St. FE 3-2204
PONTIAC SO @-door sedan Chief
IS; low mileage. 2-tone green
s69a. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
6-hI64
PONTIAC 1858 Catalina 2-tone
green and cream: radio. heater, auto.
trans. Wv. tires. like new: Sa95
"A satisfied customer is our first
consideration
i NOPTuWECT MOTODC
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PONTIAC 1888 Chieftain 4-dr- .,
tone gray. unuSualiY clean; Ssa5
Sl95 down. Spot delivery BELL
MOTORS 10 years IN the sam,
location. 500 Wis. ave nv
WO B-SgOO
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WHY'S SO Jrep: 4-wheel drive.
metal cab. heater; excel. condition
SS95 OF. 2-762f
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PLYMOUTH "a Savoy 4-door and
b owner Excel. cond 5000 OF
best offer. IL 6-5l6I
PLYMOUTH la4a Special de luxe
blue and black Chevy sedan. 1870.
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PLYMOUTH - Savoy 4-dr. auto
matte heater tone accessory
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PLYMOUTH 40 four-door, excel
yanrrr order name YOUR price JU
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Continental Motors. Ltd.

1901 z Ave NE
co ssh" Open Sunday I'll $ p m
KAISER 81 i-d5 sedan. excel
con6 leay town must sell car at
once ia 1-@lli. sun. or Wed. , nj
LINCOLN Continents, - hardtop
with 1856 Mercury engine. Ppp-oA.
11.00u miles OvcrGrlye, and
h Nv tires. $500 or best o..er
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ODDS "a de luxe "sS" Holiday
coupe; hydramatlc RADIO, heater
Wv tires custom seat covers
tinted glass beautiful g-tone green
finish excellent condition; only
sl.5Q5 Safety tested for YOU.
protection 3o-cav written guaran-
tee PAUL BROS OLDS'. Wis
ave and El!!cott st nv, KE
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PLYMOUTH '55 2-dr.: powertlite
heater 2-tone paint Wv tires
very clean. 81 400. CALVERT MO-
TORS. ll4I East West highway
Silver Spring. Nd. u. a-l434
PLYMOUTH 1854 Suburban: one
owner low mileage; S995. can be
seen AZ 1910 18th 81 NV.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr sedan; r.
and h.. very good condition, Sl7b
10 l-nNl
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LINCOLN '56-Premiere

1I14NNO444V UOA = AIIINAN
Hard:op coupe: beautiful! @-tone nm
ish amethyst body Arctic White
TOP, match4ng inferior. ? and h.,
wv tires. power ali ne way, turbo-
orlY9 transmission .Ni mp l3-volt
isp..!on system etc; ll.uuu aciuai
mines See this outstanding .aiIe
toGar Tremendous discount MONT
GOMERY-S UBBS LINCOLN -MEE
Curry DEALER 3tl5 BlaGenSburg
ID APP r-nnnn
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SO MERCURY HARDTOP

BtAUtIuI --IOHe RIHY lHISH. T;
and h. Mercomatic drive A real
sharp car S795 fun price. S95
down. banS rate tinancins on ap-
provaI cali RE. 7-f7fS,
SECURITY MOTORS
4th and NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY II TO 5
so FINE CARS 10 CHOOSE FROM
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
PARKWAY FORD
NORTHWEST MOTORS
TAKOMA FORD

44Ol Conn. Ave. NV
WO 6-5G54--WO $500
ONTIAc 1852 4-dr r, h, orig
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LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1915 Car.

e-0i7.2 2sl- Legation 81 nv
LINCOLN 1859 Capri convertible;
canary b,acE top one CT Bells
best buys ~Sg5 5000 down, spot
delivery. BELL MOTORS. 90 years
In the same location 500 Wis
ave Z v MO h-NnMM
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Ni~o FIDty BtANth Rd. S s, Nd.
JU, S-I0Ou
PONTIAC 1851 ?-dcor sedan: radio.
heater back-up lights; good condi-
ZION, 5000 miles; $3.50 or best
oner sP. 3-Sl49
PONTIAC - hardtop Catalina. .
tone green finish equipped. hydra
matte, :. and h =, anieather interior;
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z0l K ST. NV NE s-37l6
Co. = J Ave and K s. NV
MERCURY 81 n-ar. Norterey NJ.
comat;c. and Ike new INSIDE
arC out py., owner, >5I5 JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

1SETTA 1856 coupe see and drive
this amazing car; alr-Cooled engine;
bI-miles- per-gallon Of sas. 500.
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1901 r I. Ave. NE
CO 5-Si22 Open SUNDAY Ill 5 y m,
JAGUAR XKl4nMC drop-hesd coupe;
m!leagc. O.UuO; owner sent abroad
S3.50u EN- 2-t45S
JACUAR 1854 XK-i.0M roadster;
wire Wheels perfect condition; So
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STUDEBAKER 30 VS. 4-dr.; r. and
h.; 2-tone paint; Sl.3g5. CAL
VERT MOTORS, i14l East West
highway, Silver Spring, Md, JU.
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TAKOMA FORD

PLYMOUTH 1885 Plaza 4-dr. .
tone; 81 $50 Also '55 Belyedere
Ada with powerflite. both l-owner
cars S295 down. spot delivery
BELL MOTORS 30 years in the
same location 500 Wis. ave
nv MO H-ANnn
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HUDSON 81 Hornet 4-dr.: sreen
ydra., r, h garaGe-kept sac
sos. HE 4-5l14. sun. ana ewes,
HUDSON 1851 Hornet f-door, ny
DIRE DIR, fully equip: gooo coud
$500 or best otter TU 2-"a43.
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Continental Motors. Ltd.

llOl Z Ave NE
co 5-Sl22 Open Sunday I'll $ p m.
JAGUAR 1886 XIX ga coupe, equip.
81, 5g5 LO. i-SgtG
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81 MERCURY
ADJ. Sedan r., H. Clean
1895
FULL PRICE
S. DOWN
DAVE MOTORS

Terms TO suit. Call for credit ar
p.oval SeEyicemen welcome To
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PARKWAY FORD

MERCURY 1856 Monterey station
WAGON MercOmatic puWer steering
power brakes and h condition
new. OF @-i9. -
NERO - Mortclair 4-dr hardtop
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NASH '53 RAMBLER

OIDS 5ti Us" de luxe Holiday A.
dr., Getaway trans. power brakes.
SlndowS. steerins ana 6-way seats,
2-tGue green. low MI. excel. cond
Cost >i,Nu't quicb sale, e:,9uu.
Mr. HARRIS weekday LU. J.
HlMn SundaY IN i-nlSi
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-17

But the word progressive" in this label,
while utterly fraudulent, has nevertheless a
hidden value It's aim is to lead the un-
suspecting child down the dark road to
MARKHAM socialism, which now has most Of
Europe and Asia trapped in bankruptcy.
Progressive education is a system not
to train the mind to think and to reason but
to under-educate it. Almost all the root ideas
that make up the substance of our civiliza-
ton are artfully eliminated from the school
texts and the classroom teaching The child S
mind is carefully shielded from those values
essential to free society-those bases of
decision by which the students mind, and
later the citizens mind is guided.
Instead the student is shreWdly exposed
every day to the products of socialist think
ing until he leaves the classroom with a
wholly new collection of Notwithstanding
hatred of most of those institutions that
have made America 50 strong and free. He
yields to the notion that the citizen belongs
to noble State-Which will be his ruler,
his teacher, his employer and his master.
Stated SO simply, as is done here, it is
difficult to get the normal-minded American
to believe this. One can do no more than
to alert citizens to the dangers. Therefore,
find out what goes on in your school. Find
out what your teachers are teaching. Find
out what appears in the books they use /
suggest that you cannot make a better start
in getting acquainted with this dangerous
movement than by reading and studying a
little pamphlet. 1t is called What's Happened
To Our Schools? by Rosalie M. Gordon.
Miss Gordon has given great deal OF
time and study to this subject and has put
into 24-page pamphlet not only the facts
about this movement and what is going on
in our schools, but some suggestions as to
what you may do to protect your children
from this thoroughly un-American enter
prise
You may wonder why Johnny can't
read, spell or add. But don't blame Johnny
You may wonder why Jenny can't write a
simple little composition. But don't blame
Jenny. Neither Johnny nor Jenny are neces-
sarily dull. They may we'll be the victims
of progressive education
You can make start at helping your
child and defending your community schools
against this DANGEROUS invasion by reading
the pamphlet What's Happened To Ou1
Schools? 1t is published by Americas Future
"a non-profit organization-and 1t may be
obtained for 25 cents a copy by writing tC
Americas Future, Inc. $40 Main Street, New
Rochelle N Y"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-17
Progressive Education

John T. Flynn is noted author, lecturer
and radio commentator and he has written
for The Journal, the following editorial on
Progressive Education" in our country. 1t
is education today as DR.. Flynn sees it.
"In addition to being, as we suppose, the
smartest people on the face of the globe,
Americans may well have claim to being
the most easily duped Or perhaps it is be-
cause we are SO free as people, and there
fore SO trusting, that we do not keep our
guard up against those highly organized
slcker groups eager to put something over
on us.
For some years, without being aware
of it, we have been the target for one Of the
most dangerous assaults on our minds IN
our history You will recall that we once
had very active socialist party in America.
It was open and frank about its ObjectiVeS.
It promoted socialism in halls, in pamphlets,
from soapboXes and through political
party. But it became clear that you could
not sell socialism as such to Americans And
SO the party has practically disappeared as
a real force But the socialist movement
did not disappear. Instead of selling socialism
from a soapbox with the socialist label on
it. it is now being sold, minus the label, and
enormously more effectively, in our schools
- particularly our public schools. The social
ist revolutionaries have leveled their guns
at the minds of the coming generation.
Our public schools are supported by
taxes and managed by the representatives
of the people. Their function is to teach
the child to read and write and think and,
of course, to understand the great principles
of government upon which our free republic
IS based But wholly new movement has
come into being, SUPPORTED CHIEFLY by hooded
Socialists communists and wealthy citizens
who are dupes.
It's purpose is to keen from the student s
mind the great PRINCIPLES of our own free
system of society and to expose his mind
to the stream of socialist or communist ideas.
To do this of course, the school books must
be slanted to indoctrinate the students un-
protected mind. No parent would dream of
sending his child to a school which frankly
advertised itself as socialist. But he perhaps
never suspects what is being done to that
child in the nublc school which is supported
with his taxes.
Americans like to think of themselves
as peculiarly progressive. The American
likes progressive ideas. He is, therefore,
easily deceived when he finds that his child s
School-if he thinks about it at all-has
adopted something called progressive
pdrcatinn
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-17
On the Warpath

Noble county's dog warden, E. L.
Thompson, has served notice on all dog
owners in this area that campaign is being
instituted to see that all owners comply with
the law and purchase tags for their CANNES.
It is a well known fact that money
derived from the sale of dog tags must go
to pay all sheep claims in the county and
they have long been delinquent in the pay
ment of such claims.
Dog Warden Thompson said today that
neighbors and others could cooperate with
him in this campaign by reporting all dogs,
who do not have tags. This can be done
either by writing to him on Caldwell route
i or notifying the auditors office in Cald-
well.
Thompson even went SO far as to say
that the one reporting the dog need not sign
his name.
All such reports will be investigated by
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-17

Mrs. Richard Bates and infant
son, Mrs. Ashton Williams and
infant daughter and Mrs. Charles
Stanberry and infant daughter
have been released from the
Thompson hospital to their
homes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-17
THE MEXICAN VA Y

At the end of 1856. invest
ment in electric plant and
property of the investor owned
electric companies was ap-
proXimately S33 billion - in
1916, it was less than $13 bill
lion. Expenditures for facilities
expansion totaled arproxi-
mately $2.9 billion in 1856.
Gross electric revenue of the
investor-oWned electric COM
panies amounted to $7,535, ,000,-
900 in 1856, an increase of 81
percent over the preceding
year-an increase of l4l per-
cent over 1916. Net income was
$l,357, 100000, an s percent in
crease over 1865, and 10 per-
cent over 1916.
At the end of 1856 electric
utility customers totaled 54
million, (42 million of which
are served by the investor
owned companies), an increase
of 100000 over 1955-at the
end of 1916 customers totaled
only 36 million.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-17

the dog warden and he said this cooperation
was necessary as otherwise it would be
almost impossible to make house to house
check in the county.
There is no question but what this dog
warden means business and if you are a
dog lover and own a dog, then surely you
can comply with the law and purchase a
tag.
AS matter of fact, you have no other
choice. A week ago only about 500 tags had
been sold whereas it should have been at
least three times this number.
Deadline for the purchase of such tag
is January 20 and it may be obtained from
the auditors office.
If you don't comply with the law and
fail to buy tag and later on the dog is
destroyed, the owner can blame no one but
himself
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-17
An Outstanding Performance
Ry George Peck

According to the 1856 year
end review of the electric in
: dustrv issued by President
Donald s. Kennedy Of the Ed
: ison Electric Institute, the in
~vestor-oWned electric utilities
gave another good account of
: themselves during the last
tWelve-month period. New re-
cords were set in production,
sales, number Of customers,
: average use per customer,
-atomic power development,
-etc.
To serve the needs Of us ap-
~proximately 168 million people,
- the electric utility industry
generated Col billion kwhr of
electricity in l956-this was 54
billion greater than in 1855
more than double that of l949,
land more than triple as great
as in 1912. 1t is anticipated that
lin 1857 u. S. production will
reach three-quarters Of a
.trillion kWhr.