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I\INETY-NINTH YEAR. ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY. 1"850 WAYN VILLE. OJ-UO: THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1949 FIVE CENTS A COPY
Friend, and relatives here have fe-
cei ved news ot' the death of Mra. Ila
Robinson CooPIn', on Sunday at ber
home in Columbul. with burial from
the Southwick. Funeral Home on Wed-
. ,
nesd.y .afternoon.
Miss Noml. Gruber and Mi ..
Political Pot)Starts To Brew
. ' .
Shirley Lawaoh have retllm8d after
lpending a pleaasnt vacation at Port
Arthur, TeIlBl.
Mr. and ,Mrs. E. F. Earnhart hili
as a week-end guest the latter'. m0-
ther, Mrs. Gray, of Dayton,
and on Sunday aJI were dinner gueatl
in Hillsboro and visited Serpent
Mound.
Bernard Baughn To Head P.T.A. Interest 'Highest In Years'
. . . . ' . . As Voting Draws Near
Mr. and Mra. RUliel Carr and
children, 'and Mn. Maude Orane of 75 A' tt d M .
Lebanon. Mrs. Grace Vice and Mra. en , eetlDg . Bas' k etbaU.,,: .' Prepalre' s With election day lesl thon two
Irene Henderaon were Stipday dinner I ] away. the political pot halt be-
iUe.ta of Mr. and Mr . Loren jami- .
son and children in Waverly, Ohio. . . To Elect Ot.I.cers gun to brew in this communitY in
MilS joaane O'Banion bas returned II T D'" de ' e h what appears to of the m;'st
after Ipending the past we\lk with 0 tl en ounty . amplons IP active local electiona in many yean.
relative. In HIllsboro. Benmrd Baugbn was eleeled The most oonte, ted positions 'thul
Mr. and Mr . J. B. Crabbe Will be , far <have been seats on the Board of
hOlt and hostelS to the South Wayne president of the newly organized
AdviSory 'Council on Thursday eve- WaynesvIlle Parent Teachers' Asso- By Jll'tl JONES Trustees. R. B. Peten. Will st. john
ning CIatlon at th . 'ti I ti Frid ? , , and Prend, eraast are
. . . e Inl a mee ng ay Bas ketball Pnlctioo has started
Mr and Mrl John J Burake had i " OIFPICUL TIES c'ampa,'gnJ'ng to -ecurh the, two open.
. ' . even ng. agnJn at High. and .,
al. their week-end auest, their dauah. S "' , . . t b B rd
ter, Mill Marilyn Bunke of Bowlini eventy-five parents a.nd interested for the second year It Is under Meebn.nlclLl dlrtf oul tlofl D!'lUI" 1QgII on e .oa .
Green Univenity. ).'hey 11110 had ... personl attended the meeting at the the guidance ' of Coach Ed Porter pres.stlme nect!8sltated t.h e om Of great concern t y Mayor H. M,
Sunday lIl1estl Mr. R. B. Smith' of hillh IIChOoJ. Besides the election of who will be g\JnDlng for his sec mi ssion of some copy for lbls Sherwoo:J i. the factf that no candi-
Mr. and Mn. Adrian Cox officers, the group ' passed .by-Iaws opd s traight leaguo cbamploDsblp of lh Gaz tle. Slllch 'OilY dates will appear on the baUot Lor
of Covington, Ky., and MT. and Mrs. and made for a mem- ln.as many year s. wlU next the Board of Public Mairs (water
WillialD Strouse. 1
benhip drive and regular meeting Tbe varsity will be a m- board) . "Forget obout who i. elected
Mu. R. E. Albury wjIJ be holtea date.. . Ing 1ts fourth etralgbt' chamnlou bo h th
Among thOJ& c;andidatet who have
Tesponded to our .. t for informa-
tion are: f
HOWARD A. BROWN
t. Brown is a candidate for the
vlllulle CCluncil. He i member of
the alaff of ,Waynesville Locker
Plant and has been reaident 9' thil .
for three yean.
Amoni organizations of whk'I .
Brown is a member are the Civic
Club, MalOnl, and Ea.tern Stitr. Mr.
Brown was instrumental in o .... ninnC
the P,T.A. in Waynesville and .,ryed
a. temporary president of the arpn-
ization until permanent officers were
ejected )"at week.
to the new Century Clu.b. on FridllY .. L... JANE mayor, .orget a ut w 0 18 on e
afternoon at the Golden Lamb Hotel, It was announced that parents wIII ship. Q. feut Ivhlub lias nevllr .,.,. Mia HARTSOCK .:oundl ,i he laye, "but be aure to get Mr. Brown states thllt he hal am-
wlthMN. R. H. Hartsock and Mrs. be ' invited to bring their children at for been acompllshed J.n the War:- WEbs NlR. MeCOLLOCK: some good'1IlOn on the Board of Pub- pIe (ree time to devote to the dutiel
E. F. Earnhart in charle q.f the pro- future Facilities wilt be ren County League. . \ l ie Affeins." of the council and, lince he La em-
gram. . Tbe vllrsJty and I' serve squads The Friends' Church; beliutffl)l in
available for. the care AI children at , "It ' ita! th t e "''' thele po " ployed . in the community, I. well
Mr. and Mn. Jobo Fromm, with ... h'G ve beell holding dally practices itl .. pHcity and with bouquets ()f 11 V a w UI.J -
M d M CJ F these meeting.. . d t ' II M Sh rwood added ' awa- of .Le problem. the counell
r . n n. yde romm and .on for tl1e last two weeks and ahoul wwa. mums. was SCOOle of lbe lonl, ayor e . .w'"
f Sprin .... 'ld M d M ' Mel ' The P.T.A. will meet t.he fourth T'L M" I I d th t th mult face.
o ... e, r. lin n. vln be ready for thei r InIUai games mant.ge) on Saturday eft.!.rnoon at e axor exp a ne a e wa-
Banta of New Carli.le and Mn. May Monday of each month at. 8 P.M. against B1ancbester. Nov. 10. 3:-aD o'clock, of MisS' Jape HartllOck, ter board mult handie a budivt of FRANCIS GENE BROWN
Banta of' Lytle, wenl Sunday cuelta Duel Cor the oraanization have .:i bo $80 "00 d It d 1 th A 'd 'th Co ciJ .....
of Mr. ami Mn. Merlin Ban'-In Day-: .. WAYNESVILLE BASKI"TBALL d ..... ter of Mr. and Mn. 1<!01l Hart- a ut ,van mu ea WI cand, .te .or e un , ...
been let at 50 centl per perilon and .J. L 11 Ita ..... I werage and water . ' '''-.., B ' . ha _ ....i_ .. a I __
ton. , SCHEDULE, 104050 tIOCk. and Mr. Chel'ies McCullock. UJe e -,mPO u, e CiS -.-08 rown I .... ...,........ ... ...
M M 75 cents per couple. problems. It is for the record of community IBmea. He' bn
r: / and ra. Gilbert Frye and In addition 10 Mr. Baugbn, the Nov. , lO (Home) Blanchester _ ,f Mr, and Ml'lI. Archie McCul- .
SOOi nad Saturday eveninl .dinaer N 18 (8 ) H "b .....L f Li to Ind good of the community, that much ,reaid.ed in.the community for twenty
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"'L Ha followin .. officer. were elected.. ov. omc arveYD urg __ 0 n n, . . .
cue.ta, r.. rs. wl.Uarrt-.. Nov. 22 (Hom) ' Centelville Milton Hartsock and Mr. Owen interellt' be aroused in the lituatlon yea,. lind it a of tile Civic
tocJt IInel lOllS. First vice prelident, Mrs. Mary -, M Sh od La' W '" __ _
Mr. and Mn. W. K. Stroud bad a. ' Dec. 2 (Home) CarUale JbrtIoc:k, brothen of the' and according to ayor efWO. Club, Alneric:an lion. .n.a ...........
Tullil; PlC<jnd vice presideat, K. 'M. De 6 (H) KI Mill Th 'II unci b I tY Young Democ:natic Club, and War-
Saturday evealDi lupper guest's their RetaUic; ,' th.ird vJ .... president, Mn. c. ome is II M8 'James McCullock, brot:her of tlte ere WI ou . yep enty
IOn and dau&hter-In-I.w, Mr_ and .,... Dec. 9 (Away) Morrow , as ushers. of action ia tim race for pOIitioal on ren Society.
Mn, Harold Stroud of Labanon. Dur- Florence Moran; correspondiag 10 (Rome) Franltlln Ii half-hour roulical progmm was the Board of Educat.lon. Seven men Brown i. the dllt:rict manapr for
lDli tl)e evening they were joinad by retary, Betty Cook; recordinll Dec. 13 Springbor9 prt,aentcd by MilS Martha Ann Bryan. are 'Qn ballots for ' three 1'011- an in.urance firm with offic .. in Wi!-
Mrs. Irene Hendenon, Mn. Grace Bec:retaay, Mill Dorothy Day; trea.. Dec. 16 ' Harveysburg a . classmate. as pianiu 1lnd
Vice, Mrs. J. H. Sackl'tl .nd Mr. uter, Charles Mehaffie. J 3 (D') T'-b ' u.. Jean HartlOck, the brlde's twin tiona. John GoDS, the preeent prell- mington. .He .. ys ttwt he. will
Claude Stroud and enjoyed an. ...., anon ISng "I Love Tbee"; Nl'U Wa,lk dent of ,the Board wlll attempt ,to it a point to devote aU u.. :tI1IUI _
the movi taken while the holt end .--0---- Jan. 6 (Away) Carlisle 'BaJjtdc You" e nd "The Lo'rd's Prll)'. cure "Te-eleetion against luch, stron" elaery to the proper pursuance of
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,,"re oa vacation, ia the Weat- . A aew, IIBt will be dedicated Jan. 10 (Home) The bride. who OPROnenta as Luther H' J{artIock, the office be ..... 1 "
am tates. at the close of the Sunday Ichool .t Jan. 13 (Bome) Mason ad with and was presented the
Mn. fWillIam StrouH, Un. Jo/Itl J. the Methodist church Jao.. 20 (Away') W. CarroltQn by hllT father-; oPJ>C,ared in a Vern Simpson, Harold Earnhart, Don . tuDona the oI'Iicea held by Brown in
Burste, Mrs. .8t!InIey K BaIlq, Ian. .... ....... _ Jan, 27 ('Home) Sp' 1'Ingboro ';Ik bengaline frock, styled on Ray C. Smith, and Joe county organisationa hay. been
D. C ..... - J:' .. - D..-_ --' -y marDin-. .. Nt il gift I' with ..... _ ...1 Jam' ea'.
..... ...... &' ......... --- Jan. 31 (,",way) MaaOn . ,n.. a om", ""'" ceo retary, prelidtat and director of til.
M"" Berti. ;a,ulelt ........ K1Qp ai''' . '.... from the bill! . tclr-Iille to F' H; f . CS.... a.pt _.. ......_"""- ........
1 .... :: of' '''' th . ... .... '""" _ mea . VB . ...... .. 0lIl or Olvl.. .... ' ..... C8r ...._...._,' ....
momID, .ell' '-'01. . . ... e eyn811Vt Ie .=" .....::. . I ' , ,,---,_
'will attwnd the &fUI.d chapter of Ohlo, Methodilt church wjll oblBf'W their Fell. 4 (Home) Spring Valley buttons, long .Ieevas alJ'CI II the IX ppmmDII"OD:"tIlIlf"rm ...... -_-.... IJa......... _
Oraer of Eastern Star, on Tuesday, .. F eb. 1 (Home) Kingman .lull floor-length .kirt worn oveT crin. cil, and indications are that there pre8ident of the W.mIID eou.;,.
Wedneaday ,and Thuraclay. annual "Thllnk Offermll" .. rvlce Sun- , 0 oline. She completed heir costumo will bo a heavy write-iii vote. Uoyd Yowig Democratic Club. He .le"
Mr. and Mn. Fred Hook : day 10:30 Mrs. L. j. Long tFUTUfUil' Witil white latin halo hat: trimmed Davia, Howard Brown, Max Hart- Democratic c8Dttal
tained to dinner on Sunday and lIad of MltI<Jletown Will make the addreas. ORGAN IZATION IS FORM EO . wlth white ostricb tips and 0 white I
u their lUBata Mn. H. E. H901r of 0 tul\e shoulder length veil. alnd carried sock. F. G, Brown, and HomeT Carey Reprding the ofIic:e he wi.u. to
Detroit, Mrs. Waiter Bailey The following people AT WA YN ESVI L LE HIGH a ,white Bible topped with a scarlet ere to appear on the ballot for the aarve, Brpwn -Y', "Aa chairmen of
oC Dayton, Mrs. Loll Coy and Mr. Waynesville and vicinitY are in at. By Annlitte 'rlnney thro9ted w.hite orc'hid, !ltephallOtis council positionl. the Public Allain Cominittee of ihe
and M..... Walter Ree.. of Knoll- tendllnee lit Miami -]acoh9 Collece. The Future Homemakers of llOa satin atreamen. It il the nope of tho M'l8mi WayunviD. Civic Club tor the pelt
.wGod. Dayton, this faU: AmerIca an orgiln,lzatlon for all Tho verY impressive FrUends' cere-
Mn. Perry Dllv;, of CarrolltoJ), Ky., Betty Campbell, 01 Ri. 2, Waynes- gIrls wbO ite taking bome eeon. mony was repeated by the bride And to' be I\ble' to bnnc you. brief bioara- three years, I "'V1Ii __ tiD
wal Saturday JWllt of Mr. and Mn. ville. who is for the steno- bas JUBt been started In groom. with Sara and Raymond Brad phles of the ca\ldidatel that vote... with the coUDcil on MlY. of Improv-
Ron HartlOCk for the weddnill of her -"i Ch I Gith aJ dock as a committee of oVlersigbt. "' In not be in the dark wben they';'o ,'n- "'e' From tidl work
era .... c course; ar el ans, 10 ' l!.(> . WayneSVille High Scbool, 'MIss ., .. UI
neiee, Mi,s Jane and ra- of Rt. 2, WaYJlelvijle, anroDed for Smith, home t!collomlcs' Instructor Tile' bride' s, mother "holse a to the poll a NovembeT 8. . I have g.ined a wortin .. Imowteclp
mained for leveral <IIIY'.a .elr houle the hicJier aCC!Ountancy course; .and ... d I ' o( winter ' blue wool and the groom's of tho probiem . of the council and
guest . Anne Elzey., ol Oregonia, who i. en- is ... e club a v sO.r. mother 1"'0re a 'navy print, each with
Mr .and Mrs. J , I. 8om- rolled for the. Junior Secretarial I At ' a reeen!) m.eeting. the foUow black accessories, ' nnd OVER 200 ATTEfI!D the community."
enet, ' Penn.I arrived .on coune. .' . ing oftlcers elected: . bY' 1I large purple orchid cclnagel HOMECOMIN(l AT RAY C. SUITS
even in" to spend leVerel. days with ,Mill Campbell i. a 1949 graduate : PresIdent, Dorothy Cbenoweth; A large group of guests (!reeted the . . RBl)' C. Smith is a capdidate for the
their son lind dauahter-irt-Iaw, Mr. f W.yne.11 high school wh' l Mr d btlde and grooftl, ond inr-mediately METHODIST CHURCH
and Mno, Paul Plddng. On FridAy 0 VI e , . 1 e. . Vice president. Vera Sberwoo ; , following the gTeeting MT.. and M.rs. School Boai'd. He hal _Ided in
evenin'" they also had ' "uem Mr. was IIflIduated from Spnng- Secret.ary, Mary Wardi Tre' ua---clc. allisted bu Mrs.' Wilton HomaCOtnini day at the Waynel- Wa"" .... ville for two . ...... .... and is eo-
'boro hIgh .chool. Mias Elzey com- ' Re '-" 1__ I--
and Mrs. Earl Conner and IOn, honor- pleted her high .chool WOfk in 1948, asurer. Stella Oreech ; News Mrs. Gene Ellington, M.n. ville church W81 a success caied in the steel bUllnea. in D.:Ytoa.
ing the birthday of Mr. CoDr\U an'(l and attended Cedarville College last lJOrter. Annet te , Tinney; 'P1lrlia 01!l'ea Hartsock and Mrs. Charles in the fullest aenae of the word. More Smith atatel .that he ....
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. ption a! than 200 attanded the morning len- .... . .re ""__ .... de.v. to ' the office be
n. 0 om DI n. Y 0 Last Thursday evening. the home for e J'I! ao.ves "nu ....ose _y ... _ ....
Stump and children of Dayton, loin. fEiends. ' The beauti fUl. decorated lee and more than 150 were present _b and further natel that he "be-
Homln" .n\l Mrs. StumP beina the WILSON senior .&IfIs 3!ltlng IlB hostesses wedding cake and fruit p.unch pollalble for tha CCJIIloo
oC the.boat.. Enos Jr.\VIlson. 88, died at (ogetber wJth l\f1ss Smith, enter servild from an teo table, The morning service was enhanced
Mr. and Mn. Jeaae Prendergast nukes 'Rellt ' R'ome. BowersvUle, t9lneIJ the mothers of t he girls. with bridal 'appointments. muaity to have better ,fadlities for
S ' ' . . d by the eJJective work of .the choir the education of ita children with the
and daullhter. Mllryalice, were unday 6:25 A.M" Wectnesda.y. The Informal program C9D8lste Mr. and Mrs. McCul loch left for '
st- f elatj i C . ti d '. d L_ b ' d ch and soloists, PhlJ Workman and Don f d . ail 1.1 .... the ._-_.
gul!. 0 r ve. n IDClnna,.a He Is " 8uI'vlvl!d by one brot/ler, of explanations ot , a bomemaker. 8 honeymoon, an til., on e ose .un. now .av a,.. e .... ,_ ........
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'accompanied home by Mill' Jobn, aull one [oster 8ister, ,Mrs. projects and wbat the clIlS8 was fOf traveling .11 green wqoll s,uit, .wilh Gahri s. ' The sermon wal. delivered board. Also, p,reseat buildinP could
Klltherine Prenif,r'llllt, who had spent Jennie 13rad.do<1k. of Waynes. colng to Uihi year. black' accessories and white orcl)id by Dr. Robert Kenno\iY. Dr. ,Kennedy .be improved upon to' further .. ilt
the past week hi the citY. .. " I corsage. chose as his te ...... "For the Lord'. '.
MT: ond Mn. vllle. Tb\lre, was also vocal and ns LrU' Mrs. McCullock, a .g;redl)ate of -., both popU andt teac:b1lr!
entertained on SAturd.y evenia", with FUneral service" will 1;10 beld at ruenj:aJ inuslc by the girl!!. A.ffAir Miami Ualversity, is artist -ilJI)Strl\tor. Portion Is His People" (Deut. 32:9), HAROLD B.
the cheedW circle lIB their CUesta. A the Caesars CI'eek Church ' Saiiu a period. dainty reo and !,IT. McCuilock, a grodug.te from A dinner 'Was served at the noon Harold B. EamhB.rt is a eandLdate
deticiou. dinner _I e*yed .nd five day. Friends may call at. the fresbmhnts' o, r bo' punch and Jndiana University, is a drafts man. hour to approximately' 160 gUests. th
Q for one of the three vacancie, on e
hundred' wa,. the dlvenion of .the ev. tltubbs .Funcral Rom!" unUI t .lme .' pi'epar.ed by the 6enlor Qnd both are connected . \I,ith Patter. . The afternoon meetina was in-
nine TbolJe pteI8Qt were Mr. anel of serv'ce. girls weTe' serv' ed. All In aU It son Field, and upon theiT return will . b R School BOard and has been a Iqcal
Mrs. Glean 'Borden, Mr. and 'Mrs. ' . reside in their newly cOnlpl et e4, I=ot- lonnal. Talks were given y ev. resident Cor many yean. Ha is a job
M. A. Cornell, Mr . nd Mn. ,So S. was a enjoyablo evening. tage near the Jlartsook home. J . V. Lacey. a fOl1Der mini,ter, and evaluator (of' the Divi.ion
ElliS; Mr .. Harry SmIth, Mr. Glean MRS. MY-RTA BIGGS O . The, bride haa been h. on(lred by sev oU,er vi. itors. Tnere were vilito'n ' D
Smith ... nd L V B l ' 5 ' d r T d h of Oenetal Moton in aytOn.
.... r. a n. . raaatrator, Mrs. Myrta B gp, 7 WI ow 0 The ' W.S.C.S. held their regular era) lovely IOclal affairs, laD a!t 1a- present hom five churches where Rev.
Mr. and Mn. J. B. Rich: the hOlt and .\f Walter Biggs, wbo dlfld meetinll lit : the llome of MI'S. Ray c:eived many lpvely gifts Ilor' her naw and Mrs. Coleman Cormerl), Ilel\Ved. A fj)rmer mayor of Corwin, Ea.rn-
\....: about (lve . years ago, dJedl at ber Conner on Thursday afternoon, With a home. h.rt hal been active in the M.tbodist
Dr. and Mrs. H. F. uye were hOlt borne Oregonia TUesday al. iarc- .ttendance, Mn. Elmer Shee- -0---- ' ." vl.it4?r frotn Bowel'Sville, the Church, Waynesville ,Lodle 163, F.
and boat .. , to the Weat WQJIe Ad- , ban _ in ch.T.... of the Cfovotiona The Ladies of Farmers' Orange L3' lirst chllrge of the Coleman' brouaht and.,.. M " aad MIam,' ,.." ........ , 0 DO. ,
. vi Co '1 "'-'d . ter an Plness 01 about four oo:ears. ... I d ......... -. ....
lOry unCi on &'n ay _Ina , , . ' and Mn. Don Worman reviewed will nold thei.,. regular a 1- ay meet a fine Cake in observence oC the wad- S. .
th ... - d MEal H bbel "ul'lvors Incilud&: t,wo BOns, Wa t 0 H 11 T d
WI nu..n n. r II at ... the book on Methodist Coll egel and ing at t Ie range o. oln I)es ..y. 'ding of tJ'te Colemana.
guests, for the regular October meet Iter and ,Wlllle, . both ot Oregon;Jk: Ualve'nitiea, their work .end loc , a1jtY. November .1, with a COVe1'ti!d di. h din- . N He is P .. t Patron of tile 0.&.8. ,
inc Mr. Gilbert Frye cOndueted the Mrs. Louelfa . RJatt, .Llttle Sandra Sc:hePCk favored the ner at' the, noon hour. Mm. J. B. Other churche? represented were ew and Past ' Ma.ter of the Masoaa and
diKuuion on "Wheat Loan. to Other Mrs. GeneVieve Zimmerma.n. eh grOup lrlth a 8010: ' 'Mn. Don Work- will be.the hosten' oC the da y and Fa- Jasper. Upper is a trultee of the latter orpnization.
Mvera! other tervUlB; ,Mrs. Enima aenll :Hlya.r. man hal been elected to serve al vice tricia Hom<\l p ky. and New Carlisle. He is aUto. memb of the official
.... o-,IfIIII a .... oumm ... t to WI". Lebanon; ' MrB, Elda Hackney. prealdent for 1'8IIIBindeT of tile year. sellor of the Dayton ower 3 1... 1.... Induded in the special music: for
Mr. and ROIl HarUoclr la TII.e lOCi- .... &..umed to meel on will give a cooking demo!flltretion on I b u . board of the Met.bodilt Church.
vember. D pleaunt .octal hOlF -. Waynesville ' Route 3, nine gTftnd aherndOn. an elecuic mnre during ale afternoon ' the were so 01 'y .... ,.. Earnhart.tales that be will, if
enjoyed with de1fcioul" children and four great grand. when the Iad1eI wiD , hOld bu.iness end 'anyone ;nterested m,1Y attend. Tobe Ball and 'Mrs. Don Qabril. elected, heve .ufficient free time to
of llillJerbnad with whipped cream children. . _ion 'at 'the cburch; then pl'BP"re a 0 0 devote to the dutiel of hil 'ofIIbe.
and coif_ were 1ftiI. tlhe' was a. lIJombe.r of the D of turlrey to be. IBrved to tho The Rainbow' Adv1!1OQt Council Mr. nnd MB. Henry Saylor and
MR. May Bante is IpeDdiIll thla A at }'rankUn. public durin& the evea1l11. Refresh. held their adobel' meeting on 'Jluea famjly, and Mr . and rMe. Han,. '''I -bave intareet iJi the
week with b!.' f - ...... Meryn Baata S..... I b b"" m8Irta of donuta lind mffee -were day eveninl. of the palt week, at the G-"am. attended a birthdau dinner local wcbool," Earnhart wtatea, ..
.. 1 __ " f n.._ .... V1CflS wll ' e e .. a _Co . f M d M R b rt M .... , ,,'" .... _
ana IIUDUY 0 -- aerved by the boat_ .Uld her allist- home 0 r. an ra. . 0 e r; SUJlday at the home of Mr. end Mn. __ -.... dren .ttendi.... _ in _
M and .. B- --rl" -_ ..... - Clore Funeral Home FrJd.,. after- -_.... ........ 18 I d f ' ..... lUlU --
r. _n. .......... T ..... ...... anti. ... ....... a rge a en on<;e? Riley SaylOr of Center:ville, honotlll& .. a1or cl .... and' a d.\l&hter in tbt!
and Un, atteaded lIoon at two. B\lrlal will be made 0 iuesb and member". Mr, R. G. Mil- their mother's Mn. Susan Saylor, I
the t1IIIUUp lIIIe, linD by F..-'. In Miami cemetery. TURKEY tUPPER lar .waa dlscussioa leadet' on IBvert 'eighty-third birthday. freshman cl.n 10 hleb adIooL -
Oraap .t LebalMm Saturcfq 0 The ladle. ' of Way:neavlJle Me- difJ'e.rent topics , all really' on die IU 0 deeply latereltecl in ' kMptDl the
aln. Ola PunIey . thodlst .... urcb will -erve a turk iect, ''What Malres a SUCCl!IBful M d M Nolen .McCaa- lteJldaro. elf die ac:booill' hi.,. .. pw-
SUIICIq 8daoo1 a..t. uad CbUdND'l Mn.. J. B. J- wa "'&l g Farmer." r. an n , . -." __ .. ,_
Choir lit w'aiIIIIr __ aDd 1IaJricIe I1ieet of and ...... Alfred J-. ey supper to the public on Thurs The coun.ciJ adjoume I until No- and MI'. and Mn. Robert Wil_ of lible, from every anpe, ..... lD Iup-
T)aur'ICIQ ........ AD time of OMwaod. cia, evenbl" Nov .1,7. vember when they will ,enjoy e tur- were Sunday aftemooD. plylnc the belt l.cWti. that the
... bad bF.u. ' . 0 ----iOI)---- key dinon .t the home of Mr. and calle ... 'at the home of Mr. and Mn. CODUII1IJIity caD aft'1II'd. If eIecDd, I
...... a)'de WIImtcro .dftd ...... CARD OF THANK. Chari.. La May: 'Dai nty ra- Wilbur F.uIb. wUl endMvor to llive aiIch aa4
sua67 ........ .,.... .. cIQI qca. I wish to thank tile baslnea_ freslunllltl _e aernd the 110- 0 probl..n boDaat IXIIIIld .... tIGa and will
tloa. tSt. .......... l1Ia. _ IDeo for nOW\l1"8 and, e.q)retIII ..,. del boar. lONSA,NTO married, do .aIl Wldria.aq penni' to--pr_
THKLMA'8' LUNCH appreelAUcm to aU for tJaelr k;lJHI. no chI
l
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Id
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l't!nb' de.lrel ... t,UDi the belt inDr'eIIa of .WeI"" CIOQo
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. d--'- .... ' t --. tum... OUM or a __ n
DeIfJ IInR' 'm, . geeD ..... a..... r __ .a- --' wit hoDDr uad JQItim will
I _ )8 -t.. room. or more. I'or ' rn .... .-., -
J'or VaGadDIi .... W"..,. phoDe W&JlUlllYill. aUI, L at-.rrut,"
PAGE TWO
Canary
Bird Turns Stooi Pigeon
DETROlT.-A kidnaped canary
turned stool pll1eon lind landed
hls somewhat dubious owner In
poUce. court.
When . a woman store detec-
Uve noticed Mrs, Iren/! Zaja
punching 110le8 In the shopping
bag she was carrying, de-
tecUve confronted her,
Mrs. ZaJa was deny1ag bavlng
taken anythIng frorn the store:,
pet department ",Ithout . paYing
COr It. . when rtom the bag came
a plaintive "cheep, cheep."
THE MIAMI
EEKLY NfWS ANALYSIS
I Harvest This Year Second Largest
1 In &I.S. History, Government Says;
, .
Reds Purge Czech Property-Owners
IEDITGa'S 'NO:fE: Wben opinion re '''Dr ... ed In ' .... e ool"", . 4ti07 booe 01
w ,. N ,.pII' Ualon' . aew al, aD. noL . a,lb If tbill D paper

Second lqrgest
Witness
Amerlc.'s hom of plen ' con-
tlnued to go aU out in Its produc-
t Uon ot food tor the world.
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
BURLEY:
u. S. likes Quotas
The ' government took first steps
toward continuing exlstlng rigId
inarketl,ng . controls on burley to-
boo co amid calls by , griculture I'
secretary Charles 'Brannan tor
another threeyear control pro,
gram and lor views by Interested
persons on the Question. '. Farm. Sho'w Schedules
BR.(\.NNAN'S REQUEST tor the
threeyear extension of control on New MachlOnery.
the burl,ey crops stemmed from tk\e .
tact that this year'a prospective t
production of abollt 590 mUJjon Modem Devices.Slated
pounds 18 well above the To Indi' c'ate Progress
annual rate of disappearance.
Thursday, Od0l'er 27, tNt
ThisKitchen
Economical to Build '
Mr,', Zaja pleaded to a
charge ot simple larceny and
received a sUlpended sentence
(or taldDg one of the atore's prize
..IOnpters. .
I Latest crop summary of the U.S.
department or agrlcuiture showed
that 1004 bar)lest we\lther would
"lIII'e the' nation pt Its .econd larg-
t volume of crops in hlstory,
topped only by the recordbrel\klng
The lettover of burley on October New devices and
1. the beglnnlrig of the 1949-crop whlch are nttrl;lctlng the interest of
marketing year, was estimated at farmers generally will be .on view
970 million pounds-about 7.5 per at the national form show nt Chi- Make !our KitClbeD Cabinets
cent above that of a year ago, It cago start.ng November 26. The WHETHER y'ou make thls cab-
walll the highest on record. .how WUl be held In tbe ' Chleaeo inet or hand the workln.g
"My , bllSband II awa,.. from '
bome a lot," Ihe ' .ald, " and I'm
ioDesome. I thought. a c:anal'T
woald be a good cOmpanion."
Brannnn, In asking for. exprel coliseum. . . plan to your cQl'pente'r, pattern .
slon8 of views by Interested per- ' {lromlnent new seientlf!c 323 saves hours. Even an amatellr
sons, was acting under require. farming aids to be sliown wiU can follow It from the first step
menta ot the law, The quelltlbn I.' the radlcallydlUerent tractormove right through the chrome finiBh
haul of 1048.' j
L. ___ ====::::::=::-:-__ EQUALLY Important was the tact '
' .1,000 W;OJDftft C!I_':"-
e
th.t record .upply of com was on
aleIV tap for proc1ucin, meat, dairy and
expected to .be, aubmltted to a ref Irrleat,ion systems. ot lU:ound the Unolel1m top. ,
erendum, in December. Appt:oval long Unea of pipe whlch can be ' _ _
As
.... est S-_..:.u.a.. . . poult:r7 products.
II The month ot September brought
by at leaat two thIrda of thoae, vol- hooked onto a tractor and moved to Delalls rna,. be adaptecS to neede. Price
In" waul" be required. .ny aection ot a field. these IY" 2Sc. Send 10- '
1!' Cosm Sh eonditioOl IUfftclently favorable
Xor etic Op to boost total production prospect.
D .. WOIUCSIIOP P",TTERI'I IU!IRVICIII
QUOTAS for the ' IMT, 1848 and BI.r.r.D:.au"C:.
t

. NEW YORlt.-More than a thou. 1 per cent. despite a ' aUght deellne
lind women-from teenagera to In the com estimate . . Total . crop Admiral Arthur W. Raelforel
septuapnarJan.. are ' voluntal'T volum.e '111'81 indicated at 131 per &ook the atanel before the hoase
.lUfnea' pig. a coameUc telltlng cent of the base level. armed .ervlce. committee lo
l.bor.tor ... here. . onl,y to last year'. 137 per
, &edify thai ourreDt defense
The live .- tran"e halt. cent.. " .
....... III .. H t ' lndi ation. are plan. aDd letup .. Ie-
, -nd "-If bea,t ... world of the.lr own. owever, preaen c -r
-, .... .. " th ..... b th last year for calo the .... vy to a role "DR-
:--. ... _- permanent ' is beln" at ....... may e e .
1949 crop. wer. voted tn
Brannan la .dso requlred by law
to proclalm quotas by, December 1
if he f1nda there 11 a Burplus within
terms of the law, and there would
be lew who would 110& concede
that a surplUl exist
'.&.l........."" .. tim that p leu aai1 lnadeq .... te.. 111 tile
.. on.- balf head '''ets the .ome e era V\& T T A .
..,.- UIoJ " ' .1. tro mle I hel"h& event 01 an atomlo war. ry, ry gatn
permanent. The other half may get reacbe. IIU.... as no a ...
BIG STEEL:
riyal permanent; or .. left un- .urpw.el were mountln, almost CZECH PURGE.. . The government waf pledged to
tolicbed a. a way of makin, com- .larmingly, the government was its best to brln, pe.ace Into the
The .. me is . true of preparing to take acUon to reduce Slow Terror steet' Industry.
8bampooa. output next year. MORE AND ' MORE meetip
A belDg lDvestlated la Ther. was evCl'T Ukellhood "that 'Slow terror. tb,e kind tltat even had been arraD,ed In an eUort to
.ppUed &0 one Ie,. 'Ttie other 're market quotas would be slapped on tually i. born In persons Uvine end the deadlock between workerl
maIns untouched as a . In .ome of the baJjc crop. which bave' under any totalitarIan government, and operators. Cyrus CbiJig,
a like manner, cream., makeup, been overflowing Into .torage in was .eeplng through Comm.t concUiator director. made Pie first
deodorants sldD preparllUon. sl\j! recent yeara. j Czechoslovakia. . rqqve' tn the extended-'strIke
oU!_r are compared. All THIS YEAR'S huee' output I. 'the CaUle of It wa. a Red pur,e, when he man,ed meet-
JlCNJer.larm machinery, lIooh
.. tbla "damper-downel''' In ale ,
111 a North OarollDa lobacco
Itelel, wID leatnrp exhibits at
tbtl National Farm Show to be
belcl in CbloaCO.
teml are said 10 able Co triple
acrea,e yield; Wllter. nltroien, tel'-
Famed Bodleian BOoks
From Its original 2.000 volumes
lQ -1611. the famed Bodleian tl .
brary of Oxford has grown to
m,ore than. 1,250,000 volumes.
are distributed proc1ucts, reault of fairly larle production ot aimed primarily at sUPpoled' bour- Ines with .teel companies and tlie
whose names youd recolbiZe tn-, malt ind.lvidual cropa, rather than leols elements, but leavine no man atrlJdng CIO , UnitfCl Steelworken.
mmUy. reeordbreaking yields of just a -be he a Communist party mem- Both sldn had been holdin.
DDT or 2."D 'can put ---- ----..:...-----
Noae of the women mind' belnlf few. her or n.ot.-&ee from the fear that doeeedJy to their pre-strike posl.
guinea pigs, .a71 S. F. Coneybear, 128 million tons of Uve- he ma,. become a victim ll00ner or tiona-the union for company.palcl
ol1lelal of the Evans reaearch lCOck-feed crainl are bein, pro- I.ter. . lnIurance and recom-
and devetopment corp. After aU. duced thf. year, a corn UNCONFIRMED reports of the mended b, a board,
be polDb out, you can't teU b,. erop of about 3.47 bIllion buShell. total leized or marlted for aneat and the Industry for welfare bene-
Jocik:IJiI at them. And they ,et Latt year'a com crop ot 3.115 bUUon tn the Communist ponce roundups fill with worken belplD. to toot
valuable beauty shop' treatments at bUlhell set an 'all-time record. ,rm,ed between 80,000 and 60,000. the bIlL
the hand. 9f sIdlled operators. In. The 38.5, toni of food IraJna No intortnation was being liven. SOME COMPANll!lS bad _areed'
a liven period Ii woman gets SCL DOW eatlmat9, though exceeded in either 81 to causes, results or 8IQ" to .ccept the union but this
to eight Ihampou, permanent each of the paat three Ia other detaUs of the wideapread aI'! d.ld not mean _trike', elld.
'wive aDd the f1neit materiall ad- creater than tn atl7 earner year. reats. The atakes 'were bl, In the con-
mJDIttered by Ildlled' operators. Included lD thls filW'e I. a bUDlPer The pattern of the pur,e was test. Where b.1,\ ateel went there
!J.'tie'. purpote of tile laboratol'T. crop of 1.12 bWJon clear. Landlordl. arch1t1!cts, con- would CO malt of U. /3" Industry,
eone,.bear 117', .. to, evaluate a au or which bas been bar- fectionera and other sman ahop- .' as atee! usually sets the
cOllnetlc long before It Is placed on y ted. keepers were being cked' up an.d in wa,e and labor nego-
s.le. Anlwera to U4ele question. their business confiscated. In lOme t1atlon
are 10ught: ]a It Is It eW- CONGRES$: casea, their apartments were aelzecI
dent? Haa it e.t1letic appeal? Half a Loaf and families d1Ipollelsed.
'l'o obtain thls InfDrmaUon hun. ' J .-t .
drea. 01 WOmeD bave offerlna The tint ... 11on of th, 81st con ID , the main. It was ..... ve BI'" Fading
, be ded to ard Oetober .galnlt CzecJloalavakla'a P1"C!Per-
the of their aealPSI face" anna cre.. a '. 'III' an tied theoreticaU,Y the '1'ha with the,
and t,.;_ .lnee 1121. neD the ,lIerv , '4Joumment with li.a._o..
n
haH Of ......... ....
""'- , . r.-- --t., .... eDeiDI , e. of' Mandat eomm , IinIDn. tmUe, the Iron wuo aDa a we....,-
tee wu .... ""n. ..... bem PreIldent Truman. program' w.... .... I
I!\O..,.. I Ia H'O....."... . ......R. the pro'-'Uoo or iles. for .alt water and blUe un
\PO prOblem at ,U.IIU'UI,e aalt mB)" ten tnto ' '111': " .... th White
iAemu Wont" \Sf mdath ata ba. THE PRESIDENT could count 15 the propert'1 owners waa accom- fol'ml W" no lonler In e ,
ipl'OYicled volUDteen In tuUident major aecompU.bmenta, ' by his panted throughout Bohemia and HOUle. Top man In U, S.
numbers. , nckODlna, at lout, on the part of Moravia by purge. of lovernmeDt ment, tilStea!1. wa. a bard:bltteD
... - h hel ed ride Into emplo'lee., the em'"', a1'lD7 and of anmery in 'World 'War
t . '/ ..... coocre.a e p -. th Ie- lth I '
We
h.
be even the CommUDltt r a D It L .. an army en UI w u ..,
'DtJ IlatH' EII"',I 11 bUllDe.. for Cbar'4!!s, where there were any. common With s.uorl.
NAVY:
through the sprlnklers.
Vacuum ' unloaders. rotary hoes
heated tractor aeats and grain test-
.rs are inlfluded among the hun-
dreda of items for ,the moc1ern tarm
and farm home which wID be di.-
IIlayed, and vIsitors will aee a wIder
J'ange ot Implements and equipmen,
then. has ever before been a.-
.embled under one root
The special events are Ilkewile
Ihaping up Into a program at un-
usual Interest. The seclImd annual
1Ilvltatlonal Interatate foH poultry
judgln, contest on November
... m draw entries from at least 20 ____
.tates, according to H. G. Ware,
director of ..
Wltoh Footln"
.................. .... " the 1" congresalonal campaian. raDied from high treason and THUS THE NAVY. ' embaWed
LONDON'.--A tBrltllb eolonlal of- however. were a DUmber of hiJhly Iympathy willi Titolam or "weatern agalDat a horde of crItics, dlf"
flce ID lfiprla .... ' reporW NCelV- controversial proPOla'la among the Imperlallam" to .lmple denuncla- tr.ctors, and .Ir-Jll.\nded big brlllll'
inc the Wistful west 22 requesta that. Mr . . 'lIrUman hsd tionl by .nooper. who had Wli literally t1Chtin. for lts' 1lfe
African native fouqd ,laid before the pre.ent sellion. heard suspicious bits or cOllver ... 11 before conlP'elll. ne baW\!
bilQie" out of a lob .wlth. the ,colo.n-I without getung final action. Uon.' 00' and on, .,..,bDe .tthe hIJ" 'Bt.S8, .
1aJ a.enq: , . ChIe.f among theae' I. the . POlsible blnt .. to the r .... world'a lar,e.t bo be : ahook and I
"Dear Sir: On oPeDiDi W. eplaUe Hartle1 act repeal. which' '111'_' behind the pur,e waa the _pee! ' about in &be verbal hUrrl:'
70U ... m /iMlbi;ki the wOrk' (Iff a de- lturned down 10' 1:ioth hbuae. durin. that the government Ia . raalD.-.1Ji Wasb1htton.
jobbed peraorl' and a " very bewll- 'this The Prellclent tm trouble not only Jll Its The U. S. alr force, ' for the mOo
dered land mueb gen- cloubtedl1 will revive the Issue ' lD control the Roman CathoUc ment, at lea.t, beld &tie clinter of
.tleman who "as violen\l7t deJo))bed Juuary, and the o\ltcome this Urne but also Its 'efforts to prod the ' .ta,e, .eemed a'lJIfed ot most
ill a by :rour &06d self. . ma,. !hpeJld upon how .ome spacial production out of the workers. IIUPport. The navy. according to
.. t,? beaven. cooalder ;.eteotlona' this 'lear to fU1 .enate and ODe wItne .. , would be rele,ated to
thla a. fallin, on '1'our tiGUle vacanclel turn out. CHINESE REDS: statu. of convoy .force if
'own ad remtDd 70urialf on SOME OF TIp: , other requettl uDWc.tlon plal1l the
,home at .. moon'. end whleb Mr. ,"l'Nni.n II aImo.t sure, Win Diplomats atmed, lervice. were canled out.
-to fir.e ....... e .... II 18 'lor- to r..mtroc1uee' oext' year will Wal It a ease of rat. deserting a tUttlftg out vlcloual7, at the air
a'ciloua chlldren fOUl' pocket befo" a ' IJItem ,of compl.illory I1nk1n hi? fofee" th. n"vy declared ' bui1ld:ln . 1.
filled . , . bealth maurancti. 'dvil rights legla- ' g. s p . , the B-3e wa. an
ahIlJ1!lI ... fIId , peD!;e' and 'a . 0Utary lation, atandb7 price-wage . might bave .. PlalllO, of ' taxpayer zl!,oney, ::cl:aiDlecl
,pity m'l bonlblt! 1 atate.' and the. pa.18,e of ... ible construction of the big ship could Ilever do tile
feaion Il.e!l by yOur- latlon u.s. IUpporllD Chlne.e dlplomatic-.taft . Upected of It. argued and
' Ielt elQuIre for '1n7;. dejobplent developing aresa of the In Pari. deserted ,to the for a ch8llce at ' a duei be-
incrimination wu .la&1nes No .lr. wor1cl. . regime at and on the' D'", and the bomber.
l' WH' impoaalble ' that ID1l1elf whe, OIIne.e diplomats throu.hout th.
pitched 18 children Into thia vaIe at PAY BOOST: world to follow ' their
teara have a .. tom lD bin For Cabinet' GEORGE MONG, caunlelor of
)DOrtal frame, and .. suddeD de- the Paril emball" made the all-
parture of 11 poUllds .haa left me on news for. cabinet noUJic,ment. He reported that U
the verge ,or deatJtulloD meMbers, who hava been .plu.1iDI diplomats, from,the _mbailly
"I hoP. thIa vWOIl of. horrOr w11l aloDI at the 'saz;ne old '.ala,.,.. ever and . three from the
. enrlch )'our dreams DJght and line. J925. . walked 9ut on ltai-lIJiell:
th. JOOd. pul A JolDt conference the
verlze your, heart of mile- manaied w arrive lit an Canton. ....
,atOne .0 that 'IOU wID .waken With to boo.t cablriet membera' .al ' The development posed a prob-
'lUeb alacrity to JOur arle. from t15,OOO to $22,1500 a year. lam for the ' French foreign miDII-
lervant, $0 mote It be, Amen, ,. . . TIlE CONGRESSIONAL group tq'. Asiatic . affatra -BeeUOD. They
Officlata bere did not DOW alIo approved p.,. ralsel for .ome' were particulilrl'1 concemed by the
whetbel' ,the clejotibed west AfricaD '200 other top.drllwer federal otfl threat of a rebel Ilt.1n at the em-
wei tfIIiuectatecl with. ba.. job.!: claJa-...t a colt of tl,08'l,OOO . an- lIa.ay: However, the Illue wa.
. '.' aualJ7. ' '. ' . solved when the French m1)ved,
till. 1II'lt, " .. 8M' In add.lUOD to railing. cabinet aaJ-\ fInnlt to back up .the . NatioDallltl
G
o. 8'al .. fir ..... n arles, the pa,. bID villl. aiul aF,uck the dI.sldeDt Chinele'
II . VP4er,eeretal'1 or De- . U its dI 1 tI lilt.
NEW!' V:O Bit. -The feDIe $2O,OOQ _ Je.r IDvQ7a 0 p c
.a.nevol_ ,UPutt doem't lnlte.d and the armed-. THE: . FRENCH
do thJIi&p forcy HCfretariU $18,000 a Jear clear. WbDe Paris ' 1t1l1 recoJD1zed
when twO of 'Its 'membenl were ac. lDatead of tl"GOO. . the Natlooatlilt government; It . '111'.11
CUIed of robberi; the 1Ociet, Went lIad aI" tbe au4enecntad.. of becomJn, lncreuingl,. r
rlPt to Work to prove theJr ,1nDOO .... Vulou .partments wDl 10 that the weltem powers eventua)b
, eence ID the cOmplete '111'&7 Up from ltD,laO to t17.IIOO. J. Eqar ma, recocn1ze the' CommUDltt No'
the, am- bow-the,. nabbed u.. IIocmIr who. u head of the" FBI. lime of Mao Tze.tun,. AUeaclJt
real cuJ&ldta. . DOW rece1Ye. .. .. 000 wUl .. ' a there baM cODver .. Uap 4l1li
Two aUB memb .. III pod atand- . raise ., tle,ooo. that subject.
InI were united after wue
..:..:- IGNOIANCf ,COSTLY
Story of r rips Up.; Gambler
So aodet7. " It was not the f1nt cue from bID. be ud
WhID that , dlIiD't, lID aIQ" aood. .,.mm .... i;r with btl IDOIIQ had nood belpl... to do amjlbllD&
Indena oUbe left the I!.OUce II'Ipped up aD bldlvtdual wIlD was '1'IIe ro6ber7. ItnUiaa told
- station to ..... ....t .. CUI do." aleliiiiptlq to IlDagle w1Ib It. tn4 occumd _ Orand Ce:D1rIal
Two Iaoun latH . daaD II\aIb .. ., petf;J 0lil0. 1-.. G. Itra.. wq platfDrm. Ih enD
............ atrode ..... lIdO ... ala- _ ... 'I'odr, mItId baM awt. &en . ..... the boIdup
.u. wltIa two .... III tow. .. ..... 1Iad ....... DUn b1JI a.d out ilia IbIrt ad
PoUce ...... . two JdIoDera aIIaat ....." ....... to ftID R III am.
wen JI'OIDpUr IdeDtIIIed b:r tile "'4 ..... rob1IeiL Be .. ",1._
lab .............. ................. ....
......... . .......
FOUNDATION ,
UNDERMINED.
NO FOOT.ING.
Nmen 'aboaJl 'alwa11l .....
the ..ert to tIle 'claQer.,. nID-
'OIl water wallalD. fOCi&-'
IDp all4er
alarl,. 0 . oatbUUcllllp wllete
alUlh oandoD., -m .....
.... "'i
:.,watet lootblp
' r 10adaUen.. tile b1ll14lM
'", .
-.ecI\iC84 Grain
BriIlis Seed Weed
j'
Prospeetl of reduced craln.grow-
Includln, com and wheat lD
and foUowin, )'.art 1h01llcl -,..-------------
ClUle farmerl to con,lder savUll
more Itall and elover seed,
a atatemet1t tram 'the
.cticulture; ,Unlvefllw of KentulC'I'
k1.The Hed. It 11'81 .polDtecl,
wUl bit needed. fOI1 lbe . sod crape
that are to take the' plaee of Jraln.
The bureau of })lant lDduat17 at
WaabJDgtoa laT' that II'8iIl red&aa-
doD meaD at leut 15 per eat
man pan aud ba7. , '
Bmea LadReclaimable
,'.
As Italian officials seek to cap-
ture Italy's nearest approximation
of "Robin Hood"-Sal\latore Giu'-
iano-a speeial task force, using
dogs as aides, has been set on '
Giuliano's heels. Above, one of
these' dogs is being taken over
hurdles in a training routine.
Shown here (above) topping a
huge barrier as he is trai'ned for
the hunt is on, of the dogs which
it is hoped Will help do the job of
captui;nll the Sicl,ian ' Robin
Hood" who, witli his men, strikes
-in the night, burn., kidna.,. and
murders, and then disappears.
In photo obclve, one of the dogs of the wall on the
Sicilian bandit is getting ' hard training for the difficult
task ahead. For two years, some 2,000 policemen, armed
with everything but the atomic bomb, have failed to
bring Giuliano in. The government hopes the ccinine
. hunters will do the trick, Below, o"e of the dogs
is running an obstacle course as a part of his condition-
ing. . I
The dogs being trained
,
_ in Giuliano's terti..,ry all
, ,
'. have one thing in common
-they are ' fearless a 'n d
savage. At the, dog "
PAGB TIIBBB
'I'emporuy Adhesive
For II temporary adhesive-or
,. to mend something that wiD just
be kept around and never used or
put in hot water-try transparent
nail polish. It works on dishes as
We I din 9
rr_ , ...... paid ......... ,... .....
_ i. """'''1 0. ood
,.., w.lcIfIo School '" u.s. em ....... .
RandJ's,
Girl
By RIchard Bill WillldDs08
R
ANDY SUMNER told thEI girl be
' 1oved her. She wal beautiful
and he was human and he couldn't
.help himself. He felt chagrined
when he thought of It later because
that night he had forgotten th8t be '
was a police' deteCtive and she the
girl friend and accompllco of the
notorious Tony Quarles.
He had to get away from ber for
a few days. It was the only way he
could think clear
..-----, -'"'II)'. So he' ran up
3
, Mlnute to Chicago and
Fiction there he dropped
in on the chief.
L-__ , ___ ..J The cbJef got sore
when he' saw, him.
''Wllat the hell I The dElme wID
take a powder on you. It sllle blows
it's curtalns as far 8S chance
01 bringing in Tony Iii
, Randy felt like telling the chief
to Jump in the lake. But , h.e didn't.
JIe knew the chief was right. Pamela
was Tony'/! girl. A new one. They'd
been seen together 'at The Lobster
Club ' and the story was that Tony
was nuts, oyer her. .
Rllht afler that ahe B:yegale
Job was paUed; , a nIght wateh
man and a cop shci' . Of
course Tony 'riley
coaIdn't hope to find him. The
prJ vanished too. A week
ODe of tbe bOYB lIaw ber diOWD at
OceaD Blnnll, She was all IItber
III a movie theater.
They didn't pick her up. The
chief was too mnart for that. He
lent Randy down. "You're a good
jooklng kid, Randy, with a nice,
friendly smile. Go down and
pls)' the sucker game. S,ooner or
later she and Tony will join up.
It' a our only chance."
Randy's port was easy. He played
the port of a lumber Idng's son
c;1own from Michigan on vacation.
The friendly smile worked. Pamela
trusted him. She seemed lonesome
and ilIad to have him arj)und.
Then came that night when im-
pulsiveness gave way to 'logic. He
ldaled her and told bel' he loved
her.
Randy made plan.. 'nle payoff
was due to come ioon now. He had
orders to take beCh the girl and
TOJl7, )Vell. he'd do just that.
Days passed. They IBW eacn
other once at' least every U hOuri ,
They danced and wellt Bailin, /lnd
swam and played tennis, Randy
suffered. He was haunted by 'the
acene that w .. ,inevitable.
There waB a hauntin, licht iD the
qc;l alia. He wondered if abe
too. were luffering beeause the
aame thin, had happened .to her.
T
HEN ONE DAY he called for
her and found wild fright in her
eye
"Randy! I'm afraidl He', berel"
''WhO'1 here?"
"That man. The man I tried to
tcll you about-why I left Chica,o.
Jle.l-he', horrible I At fIr"t he was
utce to me, then-I had'to run away
to keep him from-uom-"
"Wbat's bJ. name'" said Rancly
.
"Lancey. Tom Lancey., He'l at
the Seaside. He caned and 'said-"
"We'U ,0 down and . have a taik
with htm," Randy
"Randy! l can't!
"YOu're coming ,too'"
she didn't underltand Randy', at-
, but she tnuted him . .
'l'IleJ weD' .. tile Iileaalde.
lUtde &be door Pamela 1.&uPped.
."'RIIe", .he tIl" she wbl8perecl.
'00 Ute diva. readlJlC Ibe
_ ...... per ... ,
well as glassware. "
SeparatiD, Stuck Glassel
To separate two glasses whlch
are stuck together, dip the outslde
glass in warm:"'not hot-water,
and at the same time put cold-
hot iced-water into .the inside
glass.
AS II"
fS
C1.
Finer' QuIcker' B.tte,l04 end 2M
_h,",- r ..... "CI , .. 0 roold .... "oudy
_ ood goOd pow. G.L __ d.
I .. I ... cotoloo- WN-.t
ItOIAIlT Trotle Sd' .... ftOf. -
A leo hoi i cs
aN l1ellt PBOPLE Ia ar,.I' FS
" pre"",r treaCmcllt. S Co 5
reqalrtl, followed
01 v.rloGa ... ee... .., 1oIIJ
prescribed lIy OII.f Ueuled .., ...
cialu, No corr. for ""'ldel ... PrI-
vale _aIlaUoa.
The LEE INSTITUTE
101. MOIltl:omery IW., C:lnciftnaU U.
ClIII_TelepboDe REdwOOd UI7.
Head', COld
Slllffiness
R&US'SINSMfJNIJS/
For almost iDst;ant, relief,
tew Vicks Va-tro-Dol NOlIe
in each nostril
Vatro-nol works
where
6ttit111 trouble III
n opens up cold-
cloj:ged nose .
relieves stuffi-
ness . and lela
you breathe
iIga1n. Try It.
MUS.le BY MAIL
As Near As Your Own Maiibox
A quIck. " .. , wu to buy muLle 10 meet eyery requlrtmcD\'
1'11110. Vocil. IIl. Lrumenlal, Blna Ind Orch"trl. Ohorll.
Operettl.. CalltlLa., etc.
Wriia lor our complete' cI.tllocue colftJ)Ued " .. ,elilly for ,the
NUllo Teacher. MUlle 8tudellt, llUllclaD. BIDd Ind Orchestra
DlrcctOr or mlOlr DtrcccOr.
Wrl\e Dcll ' JI
The WILLIS MUSIC Co. ClNl:ATI
.'$enling the MUliG .Wcwld lor File1 Years"
fOR
"'IIIS ,m Ma"
It wal' Ton), . Quarles. Itandy felt
slet. ' Be 'put hie, hand. lunder
Da,.' ...... TIle, .. w eMb
.... ..,. ...... ...., It
...... .
. I
UJOlI buy 3 pacbges
at a time-keeps OD the
panfiJ'y shelf. No
needecll
'. '
3 time. as manY. '
woinen "prefer
RElSOIlWliS YEB
, .
PAGE FOUR THE MIAMI THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. t949
The Miami Gazette
Eatabllahed 1Il10
PubJlllbed every Thuraday morn
Ing at Waynellvllle, Warren Co-
uuty, Ohio. ,
Edna H. Conover , .". PubUsber
Ted Cononr ." . .... , . ... Editor
o
- ----
Who howe'
I bave beard talaa about foxes
Dry Ridge
' did you know a fox
. rllmb a tree! Last nlgbt the
A Farm DIary
By D. J. Frazier
boys were out running their dogs
and they treed something
tumed out to hI' a fox, a tox that
was high up a tree and went METHODIST CHURCH
----- -,-"- ---06 blgber when they tum6d the R. B, Coleman. MJnister
October 23. 1949. The 8un _ seta on it. Of course the" t Ohurch School, 9:30 A.M" J. J.
liJntered 80 second 018.118 matter I gubRcrlption Rate: U.50 per "eal' ' take a ploture ot It but the1 did Bunke, Supt. ,
at the pQsto(fice at Waynel"iUe. In Ohio ,Kentucky. and Indiana. noticeably earli"r days but brIng home the fox. One of the Worahlp Senlee. 10 :80 A.M.
Oblo. ' S2,OO elsewhere. wben ,It sb1ncs It stili has BOllie' boys ollmbed the tree and sh'ook Youth FelowllhL1p, .sunday, 6:80
thi ng of summer's warmtl;! lelt hJm down and the dogs got bim. P.M.
, Mr, and Mr,. C. D. Osborne of \ were visitors at the home or III It spite of a chill In the air. I hope Jt was the one that got
our ,brown duck the other day. 'ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
Springfield and' Mr. and Mrs Her Grace lJncoln on Sunday. ' Perhaps that cold weather the Jinx found her remalns toda7 It Samuel N. Keys, Rector
bert Gra.y anel tamllJ of Columbull , weatherman said was on, the way WPS a gray tox, the boys Morning Worshfp, 10:30 A.M.
may get bere but ,wouldn't It be t'BY wbat kind tho tree was e:xcept WAYNESVILLE FRIENDS'
nlee If. ' the raln and enow, that that It was about a toot In dla First Day School, 9:30 A.M .
MT. HOLLY METHDDIST ,
T, M. Scatr. Minister ,
Sunday School, 9:80 A.M.. E,
A, Earnbart, Supt.
WorsbJp Senlce, 10:30 A.M.
Evening Service, 7: ao P.M.
UTICA Ii.U.B. CHURCH
'fllllam Shannon, Mln:lster
Sunday School, 9:30 A.M., Mrs.
James Garrison, Supt.
Preaching, 1st. and 3rd. SUD"
dllYs of eact.. month, 10: SO A.M.
Evening Services, '7: '30 P.M.
Bissell's Reliance Brand
.have been reported (Iutber West meter and not. bent or eloping, Meeting tor Worship. 10:30 A.M.
would wst skIp southern Ohio Pete, the pig, is called "hogie" CAESAWS CREEK FRIEND8
enlirely. We bad a bIt of raln by the two-yeat:,-<lld , !Who clalms FERRY CHURCH Of' CHRIST Partington, Minister
that left the ground a little muddy blm as hers. He Is, 'thriving and Byron Caner. MlnJster ' Wors hip Service, 10 A.M.
for the corn picker bUt today was has ,had to bave a larger bottle Bible School, 9:30 A.M. Sunday SchoOl, 11 A.M.
CARPET SWEEPERS
cloudlells and by nOOn was even aud bll s worn out bill third nip- Morning Worship, 10:30 A.M.
" h d 1m Prayer Meeting, P.M. LYTLE METHODIST .
warm. T.lie leaves have been com pie, We a h out tor a little fa People's Meeting, 7:00
I d f t I I j tr d al t ' h th d and b B, E. Baughn. ,Pastor . ng own as eav ng ust a ee s un an reo er a, e en ng Servlcell. 7:30
bere and ,tbere to give color to met Mrs, Kitty Puss' three kit -::==========::. Church School, 9:30 A.M., Mrs.
, - " Heury SBlYlor, Supt.
ille landscape. ' telll!. Xhey could not quJte make - WorshJp. Sen-ice, 10: SO A.M.
WALL PAPER. PASTE AND SIZING
C. E. BUlBS - NU
KEMTONE
WaynesVille Furaiture & Appliance Co.
TELEPHONE 2422 WAYNESVIl.L;E. OHIO
They have been picking corn to- out what be was. Here 'Was aome.
day. I do not like Sunday work thing JUSt theh' sJze and color.
bllt In thelie days or depending on but different ' Tb'ey wa.lluld around
custom picken!, we can't let a h im and smelled of hJm but when
day lJIte this go by. This field was ,be tried to gat acquainted there
rather dlaa.ppoLnUng, la8t SqJD' 'was a terrible Rplttlng and .
mer's dry spell bit It Just at tbll ling up or baok8. Mrs. ,Calico's
wrong time and there were a Iklttena are stili hidden away In
good many stalks wltbout any the hay. I hay I\'t seen them yet
ears at all but It Is a oomtort to but Mrs, KJtty Puss' brought bers
baVE: It ploked 'and in the crib. down to the. bouse ' quJte a
do not reinemhAr the date we ago, The UtUe , blaok one aUt ..... ,II"
planted that corn 110 I can't look III eve.ry time It can and even
it up and see If It was planted in :now It Is In here ohewlng the
the wrong time of the moon or broom and looking around 'With
under a bad sIgn, one really surprised eyes.
should keep complete r800rda. No, the kltcben linoleum Isn't
Roms:
'9-12 Each Morning
1-5 Afternoons Except Wed.
Evenings by AppOintment
Only
TELEPHONE 62 '
Dr. C. E. Wilkin
WAYNE8VILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST
M. H. COrrey, Mlnlater
Bible Sebool, 9: 80 A.M.
Morning Worlthlp, 10:80 A.M.
Young Peoples' Meeting. 6:46
P.,M.
Evening Servloe. 7 :30' P.M.
Prayer MeeUng- and Bible Study
Wednesday, 8 P.M.
. '
8T AlJGUSTINE CHURCH
Fatlter R. H.' Krumboltl, Pastor
Massos, 8 sod ]0 A.M,
0--0--- _u_u __
Perbaps com borers got It though (Sown yet but tbe noor blls been 0'Ptometrle Eye SpeelallR!
,sanded and most tbings are ready.
fritvS::];'::';:
If' South Detroit Str.-fIt
tltNlA. omo
. . -, ....
>
I The HARVEST. HANDLER;'
I
Rfdge 1 sUPPo'le we shoUld con' Farm Loans
' ' , , ISIder. something of welgb'tler 1m.
es POrt. SJnce the Lebanon jail Is
The Harvest-HardIer is a different type of farming aid; I' featured In the Suilda" paper Time On Your Side
itls unlike the usual heavy, costly farm mach, I ,,.:: with a Jail break. wh" not talk (U 3
e= = bout th ? P to 3 years to re-pay)
l Four of the year thh; lightweight elevator etim. s=; 11 at It is ' quJte a band
IBome jail on the outside but, IBn't
==, trlates chores you formerly hours performing. It about timet1!at Warren count"
= - found lomethlnr: better to do
Low' - 4 per cent
The Land Bank Way
As mJgllty (Jake lrom tiny ac-
orns groW', iIO It Is with your
lavlnp IF you "PUl uldef' PAYS FOR ITSELF IN A SHORT TIME! 'with ottenders th'an to Pllt them
== = in to sit around for tbJrty Your family deserves the best
' ;; Model "C' has been carefully deSigned and improved -- sixty or ninety da"s? WJo- bav';'
regularly. '
i! for 'handling jobs in field and hmyard , n'1 We lome way of puttlne these Contact
Eli Tested WIder actual tonditions it is re:tdy to do a job , == mPD to work. It 'We can't afford Leban . NFL A THE
Wayntsville
NAnONAL
= a work house why couldn't 8Ome- on. . . .
for you, thing be worked out with , the
= HANDUNG CAPACITIES - state farm? Perhaps keep the ELLIS H. 8TURN, lecly.T" ...
= M d 1 "e" H t H dl II 35 d ... Dlt'n In Jail ,to sleep but put LebaaoQ, Ohio
= , 0 e. arves - an er e grees == theom to work out there They Phooe 448
= rubber Belt ; cliUm It wotfld cost too much In
Chain' Modol CC MOdel' CR '" 1i1 guards. etc. to '"ork them the I,:',
' Chain Belt Speed . ; County Farm and that moat of II
290 ft p. m. 450 ft p.m. 5Ei tJoem wouldn' t do, or COUldn't do
1
== Ear Com ., ... " . ... . ... , .. _ ... - 380 340 1\ go()d day's work anYway, but
Shelled Com "" " , .. " . . " .. ,., 275 476 1t III certain that a man can't do'
Oats ...... .. ' .... , - .. , .. .. .. . ... 370 640 good day's work after spending
S07beans aDd Wheat ", . .',' . .. . ,. 250 460 - Isty days In tbe couuty Jail. Per.
I
"H'P what Is needed Is a state .
I
Ground feed and other materials at comparable ra.tes. '.enal tarm for all the counties
Handling capacities depend on angle of operation and li", do 1l(It ,,('cd a Whole work.
power unit. I 'ouse of their own, A penal farm
I
r lth a ,ood Plfvclatrlat and treat
cosr ONLY - $140, motor. tor aichoUc8 and, work of
- 'vnl1ous kinds might belp , the ' reo
problem. One thfng sure
-
tillie apent in , our jal!. ThIn ..
; ,ban be done if enough people
HARVEYSBURG, 'OHIO . " PHONE WAYNES; 2834 pbsb them.
e ' , ' How unple&Rant to men thlnlr


= :1" 1"" bread. "'enty or com,
!lOt llumpklne, 'tb"'y get In
1i1 , 52 ,I:he way of tbe picker. ,
,
- NOTICE OF' APPOINTMENT
= = Estate of Flora Berryhill Deceased
5;;;;; ;s:: NoUce Is h'ereby given ,tbat
,;.==" Gharles 1, Wll/tll;onllr whoae , Poat

O(ffee Address II! Leban'on, Oblo,

l;aa been dul" appointed Ill! , 'Ad-
lDlDlstrator of tbe Estate o'f Flora
BerrybDl late or Wa"neRVlIle, War-
:-- iren County, ' Ohio,
: .
- - f\tanley A/ld Stanley. Attorneys
, ; Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10, 194'
= 'Oetobem' 28, 1,949
z:.= , Notlee Is bereby glv.en that
l'earl E.. DakIn 'WhoBe POllt
==- ddrelS ' Is WayneSVille. _ Oblo hili!
'== I == lill!eft dul" s.'ppolnted as Adnilnlst-
Lunch !'" Masked Parade Concessions 01 the ,Estate qf Ernest
5E ,I)akln late ot Warne TOWDeblJ),
::: Bingo, - Dancing
= ss RALPH R. CAllEY
. ,_ Judge of the Probate Court.
= Warren County. OMo
rt(aple and MAple, Attol'Jleya '
Sponsored By == F'Ubllslred Oct. 1'1, Nov. I, 10, 1949
==
The Wayne :lwp. Mothers , Club
FOR WAYNE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE
Your Support Appreciated
Will C. St. John
Waynesville, Ohio
Election, N.ovember 8 1949
" ,
RE-ELECT
I X I Jesse Prendergast L
FOR WAYNE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE
, . ' Your Support Appreciated
Jesse Prendergast '
Waynesville,
, Election, November 8 1949
, '

l'H WEATHERMAN SAYS __ '
,
It's, Time To Order
Be sure to 'bave a full bin this winter ..
Order DOW for prompt delivery of:

STOKER.
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STOVE LyPttP
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. t 949
Harveysburg
School News
Fourth Grade: Patty FiBber. cst Davis. The boyll I'n
Vivian Volers and Lester Fair- Grade 12: Kenneth WilBon, proving womselwes
child. Gladys Kearns (who received all compeUtlon In
Fltth Grade: Floyd Ellis. Hen. A's). Scotl Hawthorne, Mary gIrl classmates year. At pre-
ry Henderson. lrugh MJUard. Geo. Belle Boran. Dorothy AdcoJ: and sent, It's a. tie as 12 boys and 12
Sandes Jr., Wm. BettJemeyer, Jane Fite. girls score l00's' In a
The follow bIg students ha'Ve Wm. Eckles, Barbara. Doster 'Su- Cheer leaders to represent our rFc.'ent spelling test.
been InclUded on tho HOllor RoU .slln Eakllis, Wlet MirIam TletmBY- SenIor High' basketball teRm were While the fifth grade boys are
for lhe t1rst Six weoks ot seh'ool: . er. , elected Tuesday afternoon. Of the having two physlcal education
Second. Grade: Donald Cox, Sixth Grde: Harry BOBlor Jr,. seven candldatos runnIng, Myrna olasses a week, their girl clus-
Donald Beckett and Anna Marie MJracle, Wylona Dabe. Gladys mates J1ro reoelv,lng . Instruotions
Jimmy Fillher. Lany Pollitt, 'J'om- SevE!ntb Gr.ado names wUl a1)- Kearns and Donna. Jacobs were ,In sewing from Mrs. Ruby Webb,
my Thornbury, Bobby Volers, Fairchild. - victorious. A' voting booth wa.s home room tea()her. The project
Plitey Becraft. Barbllra. Bogan. peat next week. BPt up in Supt. Fresh com's office al present Is embroIdery work.
Mnrgaret BOllinger, Camp- . Eighth Grade: Dernadlne Hack- and each student voted In secrecy Next Friday the big day :for
bell. Mary lDllls, Jalle {Wobb, Mlr- ney, ' Mary Jean Leyers, Betty using a mlmeogrnphell baUot. Re- the winners in ' the fifth grade
ttlm McKnight and Linda Tlel- McKnigh't and 'Sh.lrley Plymlre. turns were cout\led hi the presen- spelllng contest. The losing team
meyer. ' Grade 9: Betty Bogan, Janet 'ce or the candidates and OlasB Is arranging a. party In their
'l'hlrd Grade : Robert M, Rich, Doster, Holen Hartsock, ShlIley preSidents. or whlclr will be held that after-
I::Ill.trley Ann Pholps, ElIlhcr Mae Shoemaker. Hay.rldes al1 d weiner roBBts nonn.
Benderson, Avis Hagemeyer, Bill ' Grade 10: WUIllJI. Elnm, <lhas. are heading the list for 1I00ial act- Prof. H\\h I-IeUand or WIll-
Ohenoweth, Ollr olyn E:1II a, Jimmy I F:l1laon, Mary ' Hopklna, Louise Jvltles am,ong stUdents. Last Frl- m.IngtOll Colleg attended the re-
JM'obs, Betty Mae , Day, Joyce MarUn, Ru th Talbert, Fred Wall ' day evelling the rreshman class hea.rsel for. "Lltlle Black Sambo"
Ann . Ri ch, Ann Jonos, ' and Robert Shafer. . be,d theirs at the home of the at our aUdHor!um Monday after-
B8J'bara :Lou Kingsley, Ruth Allee ' Grade ll: RHa Ci'ark. ' Howard ('la88 . sponsor, Mrs. ' Wlnnlfred noon. Tbe play whlcb was pre
!lader and , Juanita. Cllmpbell. I Doster, Marleln Vaug.bn, a.nd Ern- Starr neaf SHgo. .sented a yeAr ugo by Mrs. Tllel:
1- -- - .
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,
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YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATEC'
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WAYNIJ:SV,IJ..,LE, OHIO ELECTION NOVEMBER 8
PAGE THREE
ma GeorBe starring leveD membo lage for nearly two yeara. moved
crt! of ber primary olus will be to Jamestown SaturdlltY. '
dramatized with the origlna.1 cBBt Mr.. Ma.ble Terry bns sold her
at th'e Southwestern Ohio' Teach-' ta.rm near town a.nd purchased
ere meeting in Cincinnati Friday. the home ot Mr. Ij.Ild Mra, Will
Howard Doster. Barbara. 'Bogan Hoover on Main st.
and Margie BOllinger were Includ- Fred Wall. son of Mr. and Mrs.
ed on the program at the Warren George Wall. received a fractured
County Teachel'S Meeting at Mor- leg W,:ldncsday evening during
row Tuesday evening. Howard basketball practice at the gym-
played a baritone horn solo and naslwu hero.
the girls aplleared together at- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson ,of
tired In Dutoh regalia and wood, Charleston. W. Va. were 'Weekenl!
en shoes. and sang and danced to guests of Mrs. Louise Flte and
the tune of "In An Old Dutch Gar- daughter. Miss Jane Fite.
den." .
o
By JANE FITE
The members of th'e Friends'
dburcb gave a formal welcome to
their new mJnfster, Rev. and Mrs.
Eleazer .,parklngton, by assembl
Ing at the pan on age for a house-
warmlDg Frida, evening.
Tl\e Gleamers' Clan of tho
Friends' Church held a party for
its members at tb'e Grange ' Hall
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Tucker havo
returned home after a 'Weeks' va.' ,
cation trip through the Southern
states. .
Mrs. Lucy Price, who was
jured recently In an automobile
ncc;1dent. Is steadily improving.
} '
lnformation of l
a confidential na- .
ture is never di-
vulged to anoth- l-

I MAIN &. MIAMI STS.

PHONE WAYNES. 2341 I
Mr. and Mrs, Todd Bunce and ." .. --._-__ . __ .- Mrs, Bunce's brother, Mr. Reuben
Moore: h'ad &8 their peets Sun-
day. Mrs. Millie Moore. of Snow
Hill and Miss Mary Jane )(oore.
Naomi Thomas and Neal stratton
Funeralj Home
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Mrs. Carolyn WUHams and, 'her
lions, wijo have resided lin the vtl
NOTICE OF APPOIN;rMENT
Administrator
Estate ot Lyda Kibler decea.sed.
Notice.ls nereb,. gl19n that
Fred E. Sherwood whose Post Of
aa ____
flee Addres9 1.11 Harveysburg
Ohio has been duly appointed u
of the Estate of
---. Lyda Kibler .ate at W&yDesrllle.
Warren County . OhiO, deceued.


THI DAYTON POW_'R/AND LIGHT COM ANY
Dated tbla 3rd day of October,
1949.
RALPH H. CAREY
Judge :If the Probate Court
. Warren County, Ohio
Maple & Mapl!!. Attorneys
Published OcL 13. 20, 27, 1949
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Adm;nl.trltor
Estate of Ch'arle8 Kibler, deceued
Notice Is toereby given that
Fred E. Sherwood whose Post
Office Addrellil, is \ Harveysburg,
Ohio . bas been duly appointed. ..
Admln1stra.tor of the Estate ot
Cha.rles Klbler late of Wayne.
v\1Ie, Warren County, Ohio, d.e-
ceased.
Dated th1s 3rd day of October.
1949.
RALPH H. CAREY
Judge of the Probate Court
Warren County, Ohio
Maple & Maple, AttorneYII
PubJJslled Oct. 111. 20, 27. 1949
DINING OUT!
The ' faU social seuon Is her_
dinner parties. football game.,
Hallowe'en and Thankaglving ev-
ents. :
When you. dine out, or appear
at any function. create the beat
possible Impression by saving Jl)1Il'
clothes carefully and u;pertlJI
by a: R Cleaners.
A FUNERAL DIRECTOR beet
serves his, c,ommunlty by IIvlll&
pratlcal cooperation to the ramu- ..
res he serves. This meJUl8. we
think. a klndlv consideration for
perBonal, reUsloUlJ, and financial
requlremente, and a policy fiu-
. 'be enough to meet the prefer-
ences 01 'those who call him.
McCLURE
"HO,ME
.A ..... "."' ... "'0
Rural
l
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Boot t I
Sales
..
Service
Ask abeut our price. on
, I
installation arid gas.
Spring Valley Hardware Co .
Spring Valley, -() - Phone 37371
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PAGE SIX
WOMA CorncQ.b Potholder
Imagination and Little Cost
Change Space into Play Room
By Ertta Haley
M
0 5 T FAMILIES they
should hove game, hobby or
work rooms. but little Is done ab.out
it for the simple reasnn that most
people are afraid of 'the cost. As
long as you have the space. and
most people do. It seems a ,shame
not to have such a room. either for
youngsters. adults or both.
'!be cost of these rooms runs'
much less than any other room In
the hon1'e. and the hours 01 pleas-
ure they can provide can usually
be reconciled with the budget since
little outsld'e. or more cXpCmslve
entertainment need be provided.
Much ot the work on these rooms
can be done by members of the
family. and the ' materials required
are not usually expensive. or, at
least. they need not be. Most of us
bave enough odd fumitu,re or out-
door furniture that can be used in
the room. 1i0 this need be no prob-
lem.
Actually your imagination ' Is the
only limit as to what can be done
with the room. With a few Pl'inters
to apply to your particular prob-
lem. and some guides to point the'
way\ make It a project to convert
attic' or ba.se.mcnt. ln\o a recreation
r oom for the family; You'll love
doing it. .
Decide first on the nature of the
room. Some people like it, for
games which cannot be played in
the other rooms. hlee ping pong;
others like It for music or snack
bar; some like to hllve the room
for their bobby. woodwork, photog.
raphy, etc. Families with drat1)atic
Interest may want to construct D
stage on whi'ch they can p.erform.
BOw To Overoome Some
Architectural rrobltms
If your recreatlon ' room Is, going
to be ' In the basement, you will
probably run Into 'the problem of
hldIn, the furnace unless thla has
Black Velvet Decor
I
SCRIPTUllI!: : '.alah 3: 5: 22; :Il l 118:
i.e; J emjah ;s.,.
.-_--_________ .... . DEVOTIONAL READING: Romeo.
The treJl toward USIDK vel-
vet as a trlmmlot Is musCrated
10 this New '!'ork suU of rer-
color e cI herrJ.nKbopii
for laq , qd
WInter" the of
yelveC Oil Ibe )aJN;la of &lie aalt
.. weO .. Oil the f'a.,. of the
pockeb. A faU - leDIih fold
'OWD tile CleD\er of the Ildri ...
ri"es walIdItc eue.' I
.3: 8-14.
The Best!
Lesson lor October 30. 1949
I
T Isaiah', patriotism, and
his religion too, to see how fast
nls country was going 'down hill.
Most of the troubles Isaiah saw
are witIJ us today. Wealthy women
spending morAl a/ld
mar e on them-
selves; leaders who
are irresponsible.
selfseeking and 'In-
competent; pove.rty
unprevented and
uncaredfor; drunk-
enD.ess high and
low. Isaiah. and
other prophets as
well, saw in the sin
and drunkenness of Dr_ ForemaD
the times the sign
il u'sIDf. Practical
. and symbol of national decay. AN AMUSING yet very prac-
the careless. the selllsh and the tical potholder knitted in the
wlld, to those who were "leaders" shape of an ear 01 corn of heavy
but t were leading In the wrong dl- yellow and orange wool. So
l'eetion. Isaiah kept saying, in' simple and easy to do ' you can
different ways, Choose the make more than orie in an ' eve-
rlingl Trim with green leaves aod
a hanging loop.

TJle Prophets' Successors .
T
HERE WAS A TIME when the
church put most of her. preach.
Ing emphaSis on individual religion:'
Get right with Godl wal the cry,
The churcb of today bas nQt by 81)7'

'1'0 obtain earn ph!!.. knltlln, tnlltl'u".
ttono. slltcb IIlI.stmiJon.. mat lnl reo
Qulrementa and (Inl.blnA dlreeUon. ' rQr
Com C:ob Potllolder t'oUern No. 60071
' Send 20 centa In coin. YOUr , aame.
addre ... and patter!, number.
mellns given up her emphasis on Iif:WIII/O <lnt<lu!) NEEDLEWORK
perional 'but we are le-arn- 610 EI tb Well. 81. <lbl r." 11],
fCnc:J""e 20 lor pottern.
Ing from the prophets what loclal
rI,hteousnesl meaDS. The church
in oW' time Is the logical and actual No . ----
successor to the prophet'a work. Name -----------
'rhe church b dolor more
<daaD ever to .wakeD the COli-
acleace of looleC,.. In fact the
cIIuroh IIaeU hai a dolT to be
the coDlldeDce of aoclet,., ODe
'01 the problema aboa' which
oar naUoo Deeda to ' be ..... ed
1QI Is one that' laalala a1l4 Jer ...
Addres.
wau.. you can ,,"ork some at- mlah faced, ani,. we have .t ....
tractive" color scbemes with white- .. more. desperate fonu. ' "
waBb or cold-wak!r. paints: If you We call It alcoboli,m; they caUeel
l
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have the ' blt of dampness. it by an'uglier, mor_' suitable word: QUESTION: OUr. drains .are
wat.erproof the walls with cement drunkenness. Even in those stopped up very often In spite of
palIit and line them with inexpena- drinking was problem. it cut the fact Wat' we bave bad t ti e
ive waUboard. . down the national health, ' wealth pipes cleared by a tree-rooter ma-
To dlslUise pipes. it'a u8uaUy and wisdom. , Nowadays It Is wor .. ohine. I a.m of the. opinion that It
.best to build' a false 01 pine becauae of two factors. One is the ts a clogged vent and not tre,
p"","" ._ Itlfddlng and a droPped celling nail- hiper perce tage of alcohol In bev- rootjl . in tbe pipes. CaD you give
been bUIlt ill the this qpe of atuddlng. Thlll ;::;v.;: ad"lcrr
BepPated .". , walla or < wr help keep the clean, since l'adverlJsln,. ,ANSWER: ' It is possil;lle that the
when the UDlt waa conltructed, DO} d!U
t
CIU' In. '. ;. pitch of the horizontal soil pipe Is
Draw a Plan of the baHmeot. 801". Where D1'1lDkards Start insufficient. so that gr.ease lind
then block ' off the fUrnace. Ioclude I'1Oor Problema ' GAINST ALL TlDS th ch bother ' sediment matter' congeals
bloetln, off ibe coal bin, too, or L
I
""" l_.... '" tI . .... ha A . e urc . and up the line and retards
your on taokI. whichever mat be F 4'f ecrea on roo... ve must keep saying and perauad- the now of waste matter' to the
th to lerve a practical purp'ose. and. ing people Choose the BeaU But it R I i f th . Is
e cue. . the floor coverin, may be one of' sewer. e-- ay ng 0 e Pipe
mq be partitiooed otI " does comapartlvely good to one solution if that Is the case J
with wan board, but you'll Datura!- three: or 'eement. wood say this. to the confirmed alcobollc. d1lUbt if a' clogged vent wotiJd
17 baYe to Iea"e a door to ,et Into :crete and Jlnoleum or as- It makes more HIlle to aa,. It to the condition. The other
the UDit. ph - . YOUDg people. For the sad feature to such a problem is to in-
Wan. are in need "of If the is poor, but dry. ,and of alcoholism 1& that II bello' Iri staD grease trap In the line from
oome kUld of if the if do not want to brln, up the the high schools. the sfuk and clean It out
ls to be m the basement. Hete colt of doing room, the cemenl The Yale School of AlcQbol Stud- perio, caU-y.
. . .",, ' or' cDlicrete be painted , with has col1ected ,. eVld.ence ______
il!! . paints, designed for ,UBt such Il tin, thai two-lhirds' of all alcoholics . ..
I purpose. Paint the ' Ooor in ,.a color begin drinking habits in the Honlle' Accideril ,."
1I1i1b' tn"", ID ,.trUlY' ;",w.m.
U81!' wallboard. or If to
eat tile cost, panellng which simu'
lates wood. A ,till less expensive
.treatment uses wallpaper tbat
Blmulates aome of the natural
WOodI like knolte.d pine.
.If the cellar is dry and bas ma-
that wW harmonize with the 'furn, iup school yeari: NUll" , be, 'r 35,' 000 iri 1948
Ishlnll' 01 the room. A receDl GaDop pon , boWl
For the room dellgned all an the Creates' perceDla,e of CHICAGO:-Home Is where the
extra lIvm, room, or one that wiU 4riJiker. to INi In Ole are ,roup heart 18-,..and where the hean of
be used tor dancmg, the best choice 21 lo 39. To&l&,., It II etlUmatecJ, " ,ccident problem Is, too.
ls wood over cement or concrete, there are f.. mlUlem alcohol Thl,re were 35.000 home acef,.
Stained Bnd waxed f100ri are best or ' drlDkel'll dent deaths in 1948-Whlch, 'rpakes
for dancing; other colors may be wtio 'are lo more or less the home America's No. 1 acci-
used for a , more general purpose .tant trooble "Ub tI)!!Ir faml- I dentsll JdUer. <,'
room. t ' Hea and employers, ' the greatest call e of
ASflhalt tile and linoleum are DrUnkenness ' costs hlciustry in hOlP,1!1 last y.f;!ar, r esulting
considered flooring rather than America 'rio'.) ell than one billion tn: IS' 2pO. fatalities. Burns,
floor coverings, and hoth offer good dollars a year. and has a lCl t to: do .xplol>ions came
possibilities for 'the type of' room with the break-up of homes total of 6.000 deaths. MechanIcal
under ' consIderation with crime generally. suffoFation caused 1,80.0 deaths, to
. ' ' . rank third in 1948. ..
When using linoleum over a wood S ,-,' eli h h
covering. U should be cemented youth ' pEIC}.OU stu es s ow t at
over a telt llnlng: BecDuse ot Its. than ',> per., cent of fataJ, homeac-
" SOMETHING Is being done to cidents ocCUr bedroom: The
reslUenc.y, asphalt We is reeo-' atop ibis, which you should yard and kitchen are' the next
mended. for concrete floors in dl- bow .about. There is a movement most hazardous locatloRS at home,
Thursday, October 21, lMt
u.s. Motorists learn to Drive More Slowly
CHICAGO,-Amerlcan motorists
a.re learning to drive more safely.
according to the 1949 edition of the
N.UonoJ Safety Council's. statisti-
ca) yearbook ... Accident Facts."
The 1948 traffic volume was the
greatest in the nation's hlstory"-S
per cent than 1947. Yet the
mileage death rate-deaths per
100.000.000 vehicle miles-was the
lowest in the nlition's history, The
8,0 rate was 30 per cent lower than
the average rate of 11.5 throl1lb
World War 11. If the higher rate
had prevailed last year, 14,000
more would have been lost.
CooII: butter or IJ]8rgarilie and mlU'8lJma1-
lows over 'water untllsyruPJ. Beat In vanilla.
Put Rlee Krlsplea In greased bowl and pour
mixture on.' top. Mix well
greaaed sbBUOW tin. Cut into j%,. BqUW'-
When cooL Yield: 24 dcUolous Rice KI:1sPles
MarshmaUDw Squaroa. Everyone loves 'eml
,StafuI Battety Saves Time and Money
rita -.let _ AtitHh' ....... .... ............. . _ ....
........., ... "...... .... watw ...., j "- ywr. I ........... , ..........
................. 101. _II ,., ...... "ftery life. ......, ..... .., .
...... ......,. lee ............. AIIfMIIa Iattuy .. ....
....... ' AUIO-LIII """It COI'OI.flON ..
. brick, plaster or cement
rect contact with tile Jl'ound. known as AiUed, Youth, a national , about per
10 choosing the flooring or cov- educational orlannatlon workin',
ering. bear In mind what time ts ill high schools all over the country., .."
available for keepillg the, floor In work' is positive, not '
good condltlon.. \,\'ood' floon . will It is not to 'pasa lawa or to
It Smartl
have to be stailled, then shellaCked bring 'back prohibition. What It does
.. and waxed. if not painted. Depend- try to do-and it I. aucceedin, re-
Sel'leJ 1110-., .. Imporiult
.. tile 'earraA era .,
.lalle OD ..an Rlllq aD IIIeIr
.... For uample, tile 1Ileae
&be left em...,.
cIeaa eat oeD""'" .,... 111
..... of .. _ell.. .anpe.
..........................
__ tii'cqroaI fer .....
III1IIIJ .eaerathe cbIrer .. lie
.............. .... 4'
.. 111M ................. ...
II ' ....... ...., ....
4 ........ ..-- .... --
......................
. mg upon ,the Ole, wOod Ooors will markably well1n many places-ia
have' to be refinished ' wIth the to ,Ive young people a way of llte
stain ot paint oCcallionally. that will them to meet ,oclal.
Linoleum win have to be wasbed. prellure, tor without 10111
and perhap. a finish applied every of "tace. OJ Every AWed YOIIth POlt
once in a while. It does, however, in chool three aim., ,,1. To
give a lanltal'T flnIsh and will pre- o1e4;t IPld recreational
vent dra1ts, If these are the prob, needs Of people. I
lem.Ever)' E.e, for
Sturdy, Comfortable .... laDce, .1
Furniture bMIII' .. t$lDr olckly
" . dnmk" more . D 8;011 ,aur'
Lot. of leeway III posal))le In the people rather ' fer, 'the
choice 01 turn1lure for the room. blnes. 4r,ljiirt, 10 America.
If there is enough odd furniture' in IltODIOred bJ AllIed y.,.ua,
\he home. or porch furniture Which' -t. .."\ ,. ,t. '
,ets UttJe use during the wlnWr. 2. To estabum within the
the recreation room' wlli take it a fellowahip of .youn, peo,ple
Dlcely ' .' do not think It. b neceaaary to
. . , . cIrlnk w be"lImart. Built', . -poup
A coat or two of pllint, lturdy can cbaDlle the an entire
aUP covers and other Imall Inno- school.
wID convert many pieces 8, To bullcl aol1.d tollDda.tiOD of
into ideal Ule for a ,play room. It educatiim tor total abltlheoee, E ..
be aturd)' and comfortable. ientiall7. AllIed Youth II la,.in, to
You U want a Chest or two 10 the 70IIII, people everywhere, ''01008
room to hold aJl7 pia,. tb. BeaU"
10 aeaflle .. aDd order. U &be room AUlecl Yout:b
IIu a table tum.Ia table, or if the can be hi , AUle4 YoutII, .
floor II marlred tor ...... ID08t 1'108 II. - '. ., WaabiDataD.
oC III tanlture Wlll neceaarll7 be D. C.) I
1be waD, 1O:rou .... 1_::
IftUe tundturt wID be lHIecled ... if , c: 'JI.iii:MI .. _iliiaii
thII... .. 1 ..... _
. ,
'lItundaYt October 27, 1949
AIIFlJllt'AIi OAJlPEN s rOTI CII.
lIulle. Yetlr clrnur'l d nlHI Grhzh'l
for P oultry , HOI , c: .' tllr \Yr J1t<l
for D e t Ails. 1\01.' , Uc n I)' Co. , tlt-Butar&
.. ", .. C.. rollna. '
Grandma's Sayings
IP WE'D ONLY STOP to
bow profltable th.e 8eed8 0' tlappl-
De. a!!!, strikes me 1I'o'd all tl'y
seattertn' 'em more often.
*' paid 1IIt. Kalil. w ...... OIWlCllIUI... Ga.
..-r ,
did tblnk "Table-Gracle"
Nu-:&Iatd WWI jest about periect-
DOW they've gone and made It eveo
better. Yellllir-th.e new Nu-M.ald.
tastier and smoother IIPreacllo. And
It'. got a flne new package tbat
.... la that ilaVOI'
.....
AIN'T rr FUNNY how them pbl-
10000pher teUere allue seem to know
1I'bat to do" 'U1 It tlapPeJl8 to 'em?
16 peld "101m LIrbtt, _14.
.....
lifO TWO WAY8 about it, bakln'
IIoocI pl." and cakes calls fer &
ahortmln' thats taaty by italt. And
that calla till' '"Table-Gra4e" Nu
Matd bettel' tastln' than ever
DOW, 'cause Nu-M.alcS's improved I
.
will be paid upon pubUca-
tlon to the 1Irst contrlbutol' of ea.cb
accepted saying 01'. Idea. Ac!dre ..
"G,.ndma,." 109 Eaal had Street,
2. Ohio.
Cow-toon
1Icot&'. ElnIlIlI01l
'
, aNERGY rOOD
TONIO for all _I
Bel.,. ..... Ill' edoilt
Ionr In AAD
Vltamla .. Belp.
eII""- lluu,lllOud
......
JOHN JARVIS
ROLAND COB
, .
'" 'iES, BUT IF
eVER. JI. A RIVER
""G"'WAV IDEPARTMENT
IS GOING BE AL.L SET"-

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PAGE SEVEN
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
AUTOS, TRUCKS ,. ACCE S.
NOTICE s ciii5'OLnOAlt()S - - '
. ' FOn. 8Al.E
New 10411 Reo 90hool bus,
2 1'.ton ChOS8Is . Onei d a b ud y , . nev ..
lltled ; mfr . genulne
seats Life gua rd tubes. Wi ll t ll k e ca r,
truc k' or. bus m tra de. WI11 Se ll a l dis-
count. Write or phone Palne!lvll1e 6871.
tIL"k" County Reo n.
And Tra.ok' Deale ..
tI
B. R , I\J o'or 8'OI1e.
,. H. lit. Clair st. Palu
BUlL DING I\UTERIALS
AUTOMATIC Ce me nt Block Mnc.hlne .
will make " s ize block.; can be
run by elec lrlc or ansoll ne engine. Pmc-
Ue. lIy new. O. E. liE OAX. New 1101
laD4. Ohio. '
P.USINESS ,. INVEST. OPPOK.'
Jo& ROOM MOTt:L. Compl ete ly furnis hed
U rental., 6 Bath . with s howers. Lot
171x343; ,JUnction o( Rou tes 91 . 82U . , Mllst
a all BeCt. of Hea lth. Bes t orte r. $1.200
gives pos. eB"lon. Ba lonce !lnun ced. Plen:
\.v of room to ex pand. Contu ct Ih
once. C. E. PEUUlE, BOll : ... , Twla.- .
borl'. Oblo.
BE a Dent.1 Technlolnn. Sta rt .your 0"t1n
laboratory. B. e In bus lnes8 ror yours'L '
individual jns ttuc ll on. Write today
complete lalormaUon. Ohl. S.beol .r
K haaloal, 811 Proepe.1 AViDDe. Depl .
0, Clenlaael 15. Ohio.
WANTED-MEN. WOMEN
YOU eaD eara looel .... Der .ellln dell-
cioUI Mlamlmade tropical "nndle. \0
neichbora, {rlends. Suc ..... rul bere :zo
years ' 'now oflered natlonaUy. Ye.r-
round' work' big holiday ' market .head.
Ie: post "arit brlnl. rREE .nle. plan! or
....nd .1.00 {or III oz ample "ra'e luse oua
chocolnte eoconut pattie', we pay poIIt-
age. TJ'eat. Ce., Dept. D. BeE
?!B. S. MIamI. Fla.
INSTRUCTION
IIIBCELLANEOU8
POPCORN P.pp.... .a1!.. box.. eoeonut
.nd peanut oUll iI ... Iltl PI .. CI.
0 .. 1
BaONZING Baby ...... ' Start on 00.
spareUm. or hobby. CampI ... course;
Instructions. formula.. ""ure.', '1.00 Pl'
Guaranteed. D .. 'N eo., IIG S
a .. ker A R.yen, e __
.... NVFACTVRE at ...... : 'be your !:'!!!
bo .. no machinerY n!!ee .. ary; .......
proven formula.. .lmple dlrecUoiUl. mer-
ch.ndl.lnc tn.trucUoa.; mall 11.00 tDdaL
we p.y _tace, L PIIIIIs ..... , -
p h.rto. Sq r., Bealea. ... .
D"VID "I ........ ,. .... .. ......... .
La .. e. N." .,., IIl ..... n. D.C d.alre.
buylnC orllinal Comic
Comic Boou pubUllhed to uuvwl' ....
KC LIN. OMAHA' SOO 0 WICD . .
W"!fTEJ)' 01. e.I".: . W'! pay a:t,' 10 13Il00.
each for hUnelreds old cqln . Send 500 IDr
boOlcJet. You may have them. Be ....
(l." E " , .1 1800 It.. ....... ..E.',
Vo.. r .....
WHITE , r . Nam. In GOld, SUver. \ (lop.
pe . r r, ' on StBUonUY, Chrlatm.. c .......
Uk" exptlnslve Enllrllvlnl. 11.00
pp. w , c 00., D'e,C:: I, a BUr .
s Fr"a ... ..'
FREIR ""e:o: B."" .. Gft .... : ".110 IrD .. ;
II Iron S20.00 caali. lITo Buy ilIrect
.nll .lIve or more. aOwEllL. lu..&
MarUa A..... " ........ I.C. ' . .
IlNVELOPES Any quaD-
Uty. t,Eltlclent a.rvlce aftJl rlORaonable
rates. Write us your neecllO aDd for prie
FRANK JUNO, =111 ... IIAN Fa&N.
CISCO n. CALIF.
W"NTED-Monufac:tured ,linea 10 11
jobbera, larle uaen. We hove ae .. ed the
Southwesl for yeur . Good lalell or.anlza.
tlon. Bonded. Write FaIth Brok a
8111eo C.mlla"" 11011 E t Till scr ....
T.a.. I, Oldahoma.
Ilip POlt.d on ValulS
I, ".adlnl the ads
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$25.oq, BANK NITE - TONITE AND FRIDAY $25.00
2 - GOOD SHOWS - 2
"RED CANYON" AND uTHINGS TO COME"
JZane Grey's "Witdiire" } (From H. G.Wens' Pen)
SATURDAY OCTOBER 29
GENE Au1'RY IN "COWBOYS &. INDIANS" .
AI,.SO: tHAP. 8, 'DICK TRACY & POHKY PIG CARTOON
,
3 DAYS - SUN., MON., TUES., OCTOBER 30, 31, NOV. 1 - 3 DAYS
The "EGG .& \" Sequel - "MA & PA KETfLE" News & Cartoon
COMfiNG SOON: "CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY"
, 1-
.
, BANK RUN GRAVEL- LoadeI, ltOMEBAKED CAKES .AND PUllS
e
Z fi at Furnas Pit. 60 cents - order on-lyon Tues
. ' aI d 11 ARM days and Fridays. . Mrs. Herbe rt
t.e cubic yare!. We 80 ever. . McM:IlHw, Phone aynesvtlle
ITAGE & SON, Phone 2091. H 2644,
One cent per word,
mInimum charge, 25 oen'"
Three InaeMlona for the price
of two. Forma cloae Wedner
day noon.
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FOR SALE- 6 rooms, furnace,
modern, 6t.h /ltreet, Waynesville.
$8,000. In.qulre Joe Pennew1tt to
8ee house. Fre1 Sherwood. admin,
Ha.Tveysburg, O. 10-IS3t
- - - ----. ----.--.---
APR YOU- Througb with your
corn [ have 50 acres to
pick amI w 11\ [lay $6 a day for Its
use. Call New Burlington .189.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL
us ' for insurance. All types
Insurance at a savings. Catt
FOR RENT- 2 bed rooms anl1
bath Ml's, W. H. Madden', High
st. off Main in Waynesville. Oall
2601. 10'lS-3t
FOn StiLE- Favorite liard coal
Mrs. Rice Sn8.[lp, 3rd st .
Waynesville. iO-203t
FOR SALE- Coal HeatrOln In
good cond!tI()l:, Cheap. 216 miles
east of Centerville on' Station rd.
Ml'fI. Sinclair. 'Phone M.O 7910. 3t
Francis Gene Brown, phone
J
- A - UND --E-R-LN - o- --W- a-n-te-d- l-O- dO In
Waynesville 2472 or call col- my home. Quick "ervlce. Pnone
leet, Wilmington 211 1. 2_98_6.__
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WANTED TO RENT-" 100 to 200
farmland on. 5050 b8'Ells.
Haye all equipment Includi ng com.
bln'8 and corn pickar. ' Doan Wal
ton. 21/ 9. 11)208
Ii
ELECT
,- Carman Crane
MAYOR OF WAYNESVILLE . ! ,
. , Your Support AppreCiated
.... 1,.;,. _ ___ _ _
FOlt SALE- Domestic bt>wlng
macblne. $20. Phone Waynesvllle
21)36. '
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WARREN BRADDOCK
CARMAN CRANE
WAYNEBVlLLEl. OHIO . ELECTION, NOV, 8, 1949
To,P Soli, Haullng, Sa'ld, Grave}
Excavating With Back HOD,
. Dragllne and Bulldozer
WaynesvUle, Ohio
.
I
15 cOMlNG - ' LET us
PREPARE YOU TO; .GlVE
DEPENDABLE SERVICE.
GULF PRODUCTS - TIRES
Hastings'
NORTH STREE,[, ,WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
.. -..
Phone: WayneL 2191 or 2248
;
CASH , FOR DEAD STOCK
I ACC:l>lld Il l!' I " . , \ Itt .. \
A" .'., .,.. 01 " j II I I .
Horses, $2.61) Cows . $2.50
Hogs . - , :toc per cwl.
'JANES IU.NUE1UNG
I' h1',ne C lI!!c \
. O. 1412 or
Wilmington, O. 2362
BUTl'ERis nature's As'. spread, cook
iDg aid or ftavoting ingredient, BU'ITI!Jl. bas DO
counterpart. Rich'in natural food value.
"':' Vitamin A in its natural source, plus Vitamin D.
Vitamin B and other natural food elemeQts.
. ,
BtrITER's Datural goldenglow _ .. b'lIDwui IJy
ftnw ,itrh oj CtYIItII itt ..,.,., JIoIl1Ul. , . is your way
to idNib BUTTI!R yout par."", thar you get
wbat':you pay for-gold"" BUTTER.
a,. lca. DAI.,. AIIOCIAIION O' OHIO
110 huIh 'Court 1trHt, Marysville, Ohio
"V .... .J 0IIIe'. .--.-
White Rock rryer\!.
2'Ji ml. east ot
on Rt. 78, Phone
2801. 1083t
CHRYSANTREMuMS- In many
colors. Barguln prlc&B. Fr c plant
with orders. Also painted dnlsJes
Rnll carnations. Edna. St. John.
LOST-':' Palr of Glasse!!, dark
brown. horn rIDlm d, Finder 1)l ealle
C:IIJ Wayncsvllle 2749. '
.
FOR ' IUlNT- 3-room apal'tment
with IIa.rge clos 41 t. upstairs. In
l\1t. Holly. $16. per monlh. Phone
Xenla. Spring Vall&), 37204, St
LOST-- Ring with 5 keys In va-
'In Ily of pos l o['flc In WlLyno8
vlli . 'Please I nve a'L Miami Ga-
z He oWee.
'1'0 Rent,
11.'0 Dl()ntb. ReferencC8.
Coilrtncy, ' W/lynesvll.le,
2621.
FD'll. .lALE- 1936 11f.1 ton dump
tl'u ck (Fonll , '260. 1948 Oro81ey
Sl ation Wagon. ()uly 111,000 miles,
mcl lo, heMel', te., $400. Both in
good s hape. B lr h r ' Suno 0 Ser
vl re, WllYll csvllle.
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Olllrlckl .... It ........ for 0
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D. Dakin
jnsurance Ag Dey
PHONE 153
20 E. MULBERRY ST.
LEBANON, OHIO
Ilt'lllA' COMFO.'
IltHa "SCINIC arzAU'Y
Ilt'lllA CO.NVlEteIIENCE .
ND
If there's someonc you"ve .
put off visitinS--lIOlv'S Ihe tif/'ll!
1(1 go! isit the folks back
h<>mc or the children at scll'boL
"bi city' : sigh ts . .00 /1"
IrJrJilJl--yc,u'lI ,have the Trike.
9f your nrc gvi Ji g
ound, cnj oyil1g,
p-,Paifl.tC!tI scenery, '
cnsp weather. SUpe[-
comfort ll nd dollac.
fares.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1949
ON ROUTE 42 JUST NORm
OF LEBANON. OIDO
"BUCK NIGHT" OCT,
William Elliott Vera Ral ton in
"THE GALLANT LEGION"
' & SATURDAY OCT.
"BADMIN OF TOMBSTONE' &
Tf-:lE DEAD END KID in 'TROUBLE MAKERS"
Y MIDNIGHf OCT.
SPECIAL HALLOWE'EN MIDNIGHT SHOW
uTH,E GHOST OF FRANKENSTElN1'
& MONDA OCT. 30-31
Robert Mit hum - Myrna L')y in
"TfI RED PoNY" IN TECHNICOLOR
NO SHOW TUES. - WED.
FOR ' SALE- Allis Chalmers 1945
W.C. Trnotor with CUltivators-
ov rhILuled ttnd $lQ95.
lohn D ere ]949 Model B Tractor
with CIIlldvatbr8, guaranteed,
$1196. Dan"Ui. Imp! ment Co., Leb-
anon, Ohio .. Phono 566.
FOR SALE- Cnse 6 ft. Combine
wltll 1\10tQr, used. two year8, $995.
John Deer 'I-B 14" Plow over-
Live Wire and Progresalve. An'
organIzation secon'd to none
StrloUy sellers on the be.st all-
around market In the cQuntry.
. ,
haulad, $125, Bantn lmplement Co.
Lebar:ion, OhIo. Phone 665. . . SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
FO'r Da'Iy Market Reporu:
FOR SALE- Us d coal cooking
range. ' wJth water .tank attaebed.
WayneSVille Mel.hodlst Churoh.
See' Mrs. Waller Whitaker, or
\vEIO DlWlon, 12:60 E.S.T, DIal.
1300; ,WLW Clnclnnatl, 1240, Dial.
700 .
NORRiS' BROCK COMPANY
Rev. Jl. D,
ROOFING
Of All Types
Dead Stock
Bones. 11.60 - Cow .. ,2.60
-Hop. - fic cwt.
lnllulated Bricks and 8abea
to!;) SidinG. Sheet metal work
of nil Local Rereren-
ces. All work guaranteed.
According to Size
and Condition.
Call
Xenia 454,
-
1-l0WARD HAAS
Route 3 Wayneavllle, O.
Phone Wayneavllle 2898
'Reverse Charges
Xenia Fertilizer
E. G. DUcblleb, Co.


.OUOW It .. - . '
UIiIIUO,,' 'om. GIlt
SAND and GRAVEL Kt!!15. ....
, BLAr.K-TOP DRIVES
TAR and ROAD OIL
.t,.A WN. and FILL DIRT
READY -MIX CONCRETE
EXCA V ATING and DUMP TRUcK SERVICE
LOOKING FOR OPPORTUNITY?
How often we say: "I canJt see where ' to turn."
Whetl1:! r the need is for', health, or money, . or
home, for opportunities for progress and freedom
we heaT the same plaintive baffled ' cry, "I can't
see."
TO HELP YOU, SEE YOUR PATHWAY
Church of Christ Scientist, Dayton
invites you to attend a .
. , ,FREE LECTURE
ON
, ENTITLED:
';'CHIuSTIAN SCIENCE: HOW IT WORKS-'
by Archibald Carey, C.S.B <?f Detroit, Michigan
Member of the Board or Lectureship oC the Molner Obureb:,
'l'ltl' First. Church of Christ, Scientist, in DostoQ, flIu.achusetts
IN MEMORIAL HALL
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FIRST ST,
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. MONDAl EVElING, tOi.'!R 31
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.About Town
e 3zette

ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS yOU KNOW
Sei-ving Waynesville Since 1850
f'.IN,ETY.NINTH YEAR. ESTABUSHED FEBRUARY. USa ' WAYNES,{ltLE .. OKlO. NOV. 1U9 FIVE .CENTS A COPY .
I
he Wa:rneB-vUle P.rt.A. wlll
m t Monday at the
I chool.
Mr. and Mre. Mu D. Hal'1llocli
with Mr. Mra. W. P. Strader
and Mr. and Mra Ro.. Bode of
Dayton, Mr. and Mra. Roger Wal
ton and Mr: MrS. T. A. Hou-
eton ot Sprlnc Valley. enjoyed a '
di nner partJ' at the Manche.ter
Hotel, Mlddtet'own. On Saturday
evening.
Phone Company.Applies
For Rate "Increase Here
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McMillan (1 - t' S I
v!l!lted t heir lit tle daughter, ].1n uriS mas ea
da. &t the Chlldren'lI HOllpltal In
SOMETHING SPECIAL
,'PRODUCE NIGHT' AIDS' NEEDY:
Local
Cincinnati on Saturday and were Dr' .-ve Must Net
very happy to find her able to reo
"Some of the Belt" & ,11m reo
vlewhig the top Plcturell of the
lut 25 yean Uld previews of
lome futnre productions wlll be
Ihowu at the Twin theatre Snn:
turn witl( them. .
Mr8. Elol8e Long of Cincinnati $5,5'00 In Connty
III the houllegUe8t of Mr. and Mr8. ,
Lester Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. WIIllam Stroulle
were weekend guests of erlendl
In Edle,
Mr. and Mrs, A. J, Wilde and
80n Rnd Mr. and Mrs. RUllry Sat
tertbw&1te were SUnady ovenlilg
gUestll ' of Mr. , and Mn. Luther
Hartsock and BonB. A dellolons
pheasant dinner 'Wall aerved.
MrB. Homer Ramby of Lant&.tta.
Florida Is tbe gue8t 0' hl8 lIOn.
Mr. Ed Ramb,. and famn,..
Mra. Lyman Day enlered Mllunl
ValJey hospital on Monllay for ob
1\01 va'lon and treatment.
\ Mrl. Leo ,ConDer waa a guest
or friends and rellltlves In Dayton
0 "1 Wednesday and saw
th'e loe Sbow In Irlldlanapolls.
Mrs. J . B. Orabbe will 1!e hOlt
e' s to the New Century Olub on
Friday. November 25, at her
ho'f'o. with the In charge
of MIU Minnie I>o4aon alld lin.
,
" ,. , 1 Gl':J1ImlD.
Mr. and Mra. Kennetb Else, IDd
or DaJtoD
lpent
Valley Da1f,On,
she III .reeo,varlnl form an operation
on wednlJlday.
o
ROGER HART.OCK HONORED
ON SIXTH BIRTHDAY
To p.t into effect plans for. an
improved program to fight tuber-
culosis in WalTen County during
day. .
The 40 minute min Is produced
gy M4M In commermeratlon'
It II twentyflfth anniversary.
1950, .the Warren County Tuber- 'Ell- Back H
culosis Association must realize IS ODors
$5500 in the C-qunty Wide 1949 . .
Christmas Seal Sale which opens He V t St d
.on November 21 and eontinue.t IS e u ents
until December 25, according to
Mrs. H. C. MiUiganj Treuurer of
the AssoCiation.
Memberll of tile Waynesville
HICh School vetor8.ns agricultur
al olaelies were honored by their
tnlltrUctor EIlJs ' Back when he
The quota. for the County, rMs;
Ptfilllgan pointed out, waa set by
the Association's budget and
program committees after a study
of the 1949 expenditures and of preeented a turkey dinner at
proects planned for 1950. ,ecliool Thurtllla,. evening. .
Proceeds from the Seal Sate . Approxlmatel,. flft,. IltulleD'.
conatihltes the .ole support of the and guellts conllumed 32 pouude of
Tuberculosis Association's year dreBsed ,Jurkey wIltl! all the trim
round pI:opam of tuberculosis mlnge. The .dlnnllr was by
pl'eventioll an dcontrol. mltmber:e ot tile home eeGllomlc
Mrs. Milligan emphasized that cl&llS811 ot the .hlp lIohooL
the Association , works closely An jlfpoe'll3 . alT&Y of . cOllnty
with the arren County Health. notable. !\ddre.ed th'e gro,p
pepartnlent and other contunity OD eduj:atlonal and agrlcUltural
organizations in carying. out it's lubJectll, Counot,. Suyerlntenc!ent
tuberculoSis case find1n8 and of Raymon Hatfielet told
health ed",cation projects. "In ot I1'Owtb of, the, co.unb'
Mareh .. all.", said, "the As- qd eo,... , In
sociation to jointly
with,
the ... of.fif-
and forty-five or over. All
wllo n8ed large X-Ray. Will be
referred to 'l'B .apeclalW at the
expense of the Wapen Oounty
Tubereu101ia Association. Tbe
the Or tbe e.eDsl9ft
office ; And the ot tire War-
county A. A. A., WDJard
LoulII explained tile prea ell t
price IlUppore prosram and trendll
In the market.
T. B..-Orabbe. an agrfcultural In.
Itructor at Wa}'D.8l1Vme Higll
School, told of farming in the old
.
The customers &J'8
son, ceoter. and Norma Gruber.
rIght. l\Ln, O'Repn cap be seen
In the bolt01flce.
Produce Night , a fall feature ot
the Twin theatre, attracted mn ....
Intereat and brought. coulderable
publicity to Wayneavllle In Cin,
olnnatl J)apers and theatre trade
Jour.nala. preaented
...' ......U"'8."1a equal ,
Will Have, To Pay
About 25 CeDts More
The Ohio Centtal TelephQll9
Corp. h'a& Aled a. petl.U,*, \Irlth
the Pnbllc UttUtlell Commliiton of
Ohio to Incretae the ratea and
chargee for te1ephone lIemce. tn
WayneaviDe.
The proposed revisione of the
rate. .M.rncl!Jre wl,l ' etfe,. In
crel1lle8 tn rates ' IUId
th'l'onghont the. territory tn which
till! Company operate8. ' .
According to L,ebanon manqer
of the eompllny, the for
telepb'ono service have not been
Increalled to keep pace 1II1th the
rlslng cost of malnten ' ell and
eqUipment. Mr. Angeburger lltatea
, that It Is Impollllible for the
pan,. to continUe op,ratlon on a
ound bael,B Und.er. the present rate
IItructure.
Eltlmatell are that the lIew
rates, If approved by 'the Publlo '
Utllltiea Commtalon- wiD lncrele
the monthb- charge party bu.
phon811 approl1matel1 25 oem..
wWe aad
phone lIemce wiD <JDCJ'8aM _lit;.
17 hI8ber.
theatre. . . I at Uf
Tbe O'&SIUUI IIlan to dutrlbute of tile CoIll(l&DJ' or at the ofttcie
. of the CollUllJallon, oitto De ... ... .
the goods. colleoted d\U'bla' the ' .... .
Call to needy famlUea In time to ' menta Columbus, Olilo.
BUIIPllment their TblUlkldvlnr '
dinners. M th di 1'1.-_ h
,The photo taken hy WlIllll eo' st "oure
Hunter.
Mn. Lutber Hartaoek enter-
on Sund&)- aftemoon. a
rronp of 'l'Ie.nal anet Ultle pIa,
mllltcaot ber little IOn, 1loller, who
, 81 ' e-etebrattnc btll sinh
, day. .
"'he afternoon was very ple&!l'
IInll, flnal'lt In pillytnt Rnd
elloh little ,meat ,.\:el ... d eolortnlr
1I0'1,,1I alia orayOn';. Alao the IltU",
It''e81 of honor
j
nocplved mpn"
lovely .!tta. "na ever,.one enJov-
"rl the d,,,lIcloulI bl1'tht'lay 011' .p
wt.tb tce and fr'l1lt (lrln'lc: ,
Chrlalmaa Seal. Sale is
of the annual nation
wide appeal for funda to fight
tuberculbsis In this country.
:t"iinetY'-five percent of seal funds
collected remains in the state,
Mrs. Miligan .ddedj with five per:"
il8nt forwarded to the Nationllt
Aasociation.
da,1 alld oompared prelent da, MVF PI I' t'
methodll wttll those of the pait. T . aces
Two members of Back'lI clueaa . .
.poke ' brWl7 . Alfled Augaburc In Booth Fest'ival
er, ,a lfaduate 'of the ctua 110W ' . . '
. No 4t1i Celebration
Here Next Summer
Members, T q Meet
There ' w:IIl "be a churoh confer-
' ence at the Waynelv1U"
tst . NoV'. IT. at
10:80 A.M. The qUeltion of whe-
o
Post Office S .. eks
takinl' advlDced com.. In Leb-
anon, pald trtbute to the fine job
or teachl", II dollig.&bert
Thomae, 'tt'Ilo II now takln" the
coune at the local IIchool, men.
'tloMd the beneflta of the eourae
to farmera.
The Booth' Festival of the 80 The local Amerloan Legion ther tire church will mue bulld.
uthwest Dayton Dletrlct of the Post Will not present a Fourth of Ing ImprovemeDte In the Church
Methodl" church was held Sun July oelebra.tion in Wayue8Vllle School department will be cllacue-
day afternoon and enning the next summer as it hae the paet .sed and a deCillion 'reached at

Waynelvllle Meth'Odllllt church. A -two yean, t1!t8 meeUnc.
total ,' ot 147 :reglstered' Instead, the POl,lt wlll work In Facta concernlDg the probabl,. " ," ...
;'bOlle 'flrPlent were: JAa'" . a ....
,'!\.Clefa Lsllue: .Nn: t.,....nce
Jl'tirn!U4 Rllet Rlebat'itl MI'R.
ll, A. Mrs. OrvAl
Rn"e mit chncJren. ?llll","""tit "n"
An" trOY, Mrs . . 1I'rej! 'anlf
ohtldren. Mrs. Bentoll A.nd
Waneta anll UIIIIIl. MI'R
J(111n R"ente,. and Ion. Ohal"lell.
Mra. GDbeit PlTe alld IOn, Don,
olle Hartsook, Rorer R8rteock
Tlte W.yneevllle POIIt Office
mat hAYe different quartel'l
. SUperintendent K. M. &talllck
addr.see! tb'8 11'0up brienT. Ire'
ilia boyhood tarmday
and group to ap.
pit the bo"ledrell . obtained
throUh the coura.. to .
tarm Practlcell.
troJD IIIDe cburchelt. conjunetJOD. with the Wal'ren Co." COIIt, general plane, and memortal
lummer.
'Tbe !>eWt Offlee Department .fa
nc>w ree-IYlDC biela, from auyone
IUltable for the ' local poatofnce:
who wiahea . to rent a bulldln
The IIld. eIlclqtd ccmlr the relit
for a. bin nar. perlod . from Au.
, .The 1013al MYF present a countJ"wlde at gl.ftB will be brought to the 'atten,
place on Its booths 8.nd thlrd In 0':' the 4th. .Th'8 event tlon of tire membera In order
valuaflOn, having $148 for will reawre motor cycle races that deolllions JJl&J" be made with
the ChUdr,n's. Home Ilnd .hllspltal. and' other attractlons. . ,the knowledge of what II lnvoly.
First, Church of Mtdllletowl1 The Wa)'De Legton ad.
o
took tlrst place 01) valuation 'tt'Ith contingent to the county group "It II the 4uty of evel'J' memo
'190 . and CaI'Vary of- Mtdilletown Includelt BW Sawyer. Bob Osborn ber' of the chUrch to be pr,sent,
O E S EI
lIecond with USI. 'and Oarl Cook.. unless uua-n.clab17
_ . '. eels Thel total amount of money 0 statea Rev. R. B. Col .. '
Bldll .
-111 b. recelvAd uutll Dec. ''--1 0". te . 107 0.... . bralaedh Hiome The Ralntiow AdvlBory Councll ' 0
2', 19&0. .
. and tile hOllte ...
" 0 JD._ _p r . .".... met y t e nine c urc '81 reprellellt CO'MMUNI:rv RE'8'IDENT
b. conSidered. a bulldlq in regular SeSlllOn on eVe- ed. at featlnl ,aoo. beld theIr reg'ulal' meeting at the SYODENl:.V
. must have 800ut 1400 IIquare ' reet I . A ' fine dinner w : lIerved to bomo ol Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles
TWIN ANNOUNCES 'n ng, of the put week. with a ..., :L eMay on Tuesday A won.
CONTEST WINNE!'I of noor spaco. Complete data 'n- covered dI8h'. dInner. lIerved hi the those In. the featlval dertul covered dinner, Includ.
Wlnnera of free tlClretl In tbe lIardlng bid. may. ,be lecured from dining room. TIle tegular bualDetls by the Youth FeUOwabip Cotm-' I
Jessie VJrglnla Fox.sa died Ind.
denly at her home, WayneaVme
Route 2, Sunday afternoon at 1:15. Postmaster Leiter Gordon. selon or the local cJltll'Ch'. ' ng tlVO lurge turkeys, was enjoy
recent "Letter '1'0 Tbree Wive!' WIIIII bel.d during wblcll ed by the members and their
. SUrvivors incltide: her huaband,
Harohl; three . Kathleen,
7; Jerald, 6; Rita JIDe, I;two
brothers, 'l!lverett , of Orlarido, lI'IL,
and Robert Lackey of AUstin, ,-.,;,
conteSt ' at the Wan..Y1l1e TwIn . a Jane Hartsook Mceulloch. recent The d.,.otlonal meetll.lllll were families.
WElT WAVNE COUNCIL d ._.. - t.h ... dell '
thellt,e were: Barbara Stanle,. bride, :.rae' honored and preHnted oon uo..... UI .. _I etown
, MEETS AT . HARTSOCK HOME , group md the Lebllnon "-up
JI'Ioyd Ollbert, Bnlte .Bowle11, AI- Th W t Wi Ad,.. C . wltb .. a lovely giBt from 'tho ohap. _v
berta Bowlu, lUlle and Mary 41 $I a)'lle . 1I0J'1' 0- conducted the pro-
. WlCU , met on lI'rJd.,. evelling at ter. gram;
Ward, aIId Be .. le IAmb. . Election of offtce- .or t'he com.
f..allt SUlldq tin! foDowlnll t.H the home Of Mr. a .. d MI'8. 'Roell '0 -,-0---;-'
. , Hartsock', With Mn. Blancne Bak Ing year wae held and the officers MRI JQlIEPH .ILK
members , "The O""!D , .
at the ,TwIn at a epecllal er; Mr. aDd Mra. :I. X. Preeton, were: GUESTS AT BRIDGI.
price: Pem Brown. Lee Krs. D: C. llldge, Mra. Left .. W!rtll'Y. Matron. Barbara Sawyer; l'II. JDHlIll SUk 811ltertalned at
Bob O'Baftf01l. Don Hartsock', 1IIr. and' lin. Owen Patro1l, RlJImAn Stroost): her 1I'0me' OIl Tllunda:, afternoon,
Workmu, Paul, alH! Bartaock. 1Ir. and 1Ire. Oharles .\asoclate. M8ItrQn. 1!Ictna Bmltb; with bridge al the cU,'eNlon. Mra:
Mlellener. and WInDle Btout. McCuDocIl' and 1111'. Charles Btan' Robert smith .. .. . Pret,ldecJ at tbe
&J. Becrary, Mary L. !lamhart: -
MRS. DON HAWIKE DtJrIDs tIIr1lutn"1 the Treasurer, Lucile Arm,tap: ThOR who "ere pellta 'Cor tbla
F.NTERTAINI BRIDGE CLUB follcnrlDl' aftIoera were eJectecl: J.e H. )ft)Cu11oeb lovely sftlnlOO1l Mra. Bob-
111'1. DoD Hawke IIIlt ... lned PreIl,.t. Dhrv4 WlIIlIDd, Coanl!tn!lla. Grace ert Da'tt'101l and l1l'i.
"er t-"ctp club on Mo .... ,. eY8II' 1Ira. IRaDI81 ndlll'lUt, 'l'rMtee for tbree JeaH. o lAbanoD, lira. ' I tlclb[ard
InK, Wltll two tabl81 In "la", attar U.1l.,.: 1)1..... leader, Harold .AIIl1 BIIb". of Xen ... lin.
wIl'ell a de1\oloul lIahd Whitaker: ad J.-.llIaU,.. arent, __ and M .... lam.
waa ..n.cL II. A. Nbnoa. ) Mn, Carl "'11 or Deerfield Oaborn., lflii. I'r&IIk
.,..... who enjoJejl the eftlDln.. Mr. a.rr lei.. tIae .u.cu..lon m ".. a ......... _ elf and "1'lI0II ".... 11ft. mlia .....
to" ..... were lin. L. .. ftGap. OD . topIea 84 IIGIIert L .,.... emr last. Of l1li.
A brief. bUsslness sessIon wae
.hold and the remainder ot the
t1venlng WIUI spent In a 800lal
matlUler and ' iJ1 watching tele-
visiOn.
. The Council adjorned to meet
In Decem"r at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howar!l Werts with a
Ohrlstmas party IDd 8][clilUlCe of
gUts. , ,
o .
ae . .
. . Funeral semcel were held at the
StUbbs l!'untlral Houie Wednesdl.1
at 2 P.M, with Rev. Bryon ' Carnr
officiating. Burta) 'Was made In
Bellbrook cemetery .
o
WAYNESVILLE MARKETS
' SEE "GREEN PROMI8E" (lnCormaOon euppUed b,. the
The Wayne G. C, p, C-H .ne8V1lle Farmen Exob e.)
WI(b tbelr leader, Mr. utaarles IUI8'
Mlohener. aiid pre1l14_ ,Lee 0'- There baa be8n nry little
Banlon, flaw "Gr .. n ProllWle" 00 chance in 107 beanlI or wheat
tJunda7 &ttOl'llOOJl at tile Twin dul'lac the PUt".u: The COy,
theatN. erument II now admlttlllc that tile
,
o oorn crop tau dried up aa4 tile
Mr. and 1IIra. PoUu117 and marllet Is mortq ........ .
IIOIl, JIri. A. '1'. NlH_, II .... A. to ......... a ........ ' .... n... die I lira ... N. Kep. lin.
.. "'''' I. !I. ...... ...... ...".. "... _ .... mr a .. 1It lin. A. II. Stoat,
Sa"... 1Iara,. .... 1'lIIIUdI 111'8. PollItt CURRINT .. ..
JIoIIert lltJ'e broUter. Bobert aad motller, Beat ........ : .. .. ... tl.n ....
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"AGE TWO
THE MIAMI
Thursday, November 24, IMt
-
r----WEEKLY NEWS ANALYS/S---.
France, Canada Urge .Pact;
British Lab!)r Oets ' Speedup Rule;
G.M. Dividend Sets Industry Mark
RussrA:
Direct Warning
I . SEWING CIRCLE
I Youthful Line
Look-Alike Fashions for Tot$
Sov! t Russia WDS dOing a bit ' of
boasling nnd chest,thumplng about
the atomfc bomb for her arma
stockpile .
CICDlTOll" NOTE. "' ..... '1.1 ..... r ... 'r .... ' I .. "' I.lIIn lb.,. .r. Ibo r
I"HIe N......... U OD' aul, ... aD" DO' D.e rlb .f tbl. n.w.p ..
. IN A SPEECH brondeost from
Moscow, Ceol'gl N. Malenkov. a
member of the Soviet Inner ,circle,
warned thnt with the atomic bomb
IT: Russian hands a third World
'War .would' " wipe
His WIlS the main speech In celebra-
tion ot the 32nd anniversary of the
Bolshevist revolution.
:Milk Output Seen .
.As Forecastable
'Factor' Method Used
In 50-70 Day Tests
"If the Imperialists unleash a
third world war." he laid. "thle
will not be the grave of individual
capilltlist countries, buL of world
capitalism as a whole."
He said that atomic energy In the
hands 01 capitalism Is the "means
ot bringing death."
Turning to a new noto tor the
moment, he declared, ,that "we
do not want wor and are ' doing
everything to prevent It." Then,
di scussing ato11'ic energy again,
Malenkov osserted that atomic en
ergy "in the bands of the Soviet
people must and will serve aa a
mighty wenpon of unprecedented,
technical progress a.,d flirthe.r
IIpeedy growth of the pl:'oductlve
forces of our country.
Breeders of .Ayrshire dairy cat-
'tie can now determine the annual
:nuik production of their cows, with
.a maximum margin of error of
only eighttenths of one percent, on
the basiS of fifty to sevent:r day
mllk.in, records. ,
It; Is expected that tarmers
will save untold thQusllDds of dol
lars every year by the scientific
selection of bulls. at an early date.
The breeding value or buDs, whbse
blood strains affect milk produc-
tion as well as the butterfat can
tent In milk, can now be determln
ed more quickly than ever before
'by the application of this accurate
advance data.
This revolutionary ' develop'ment
in dairy farming 'was anl)ounced by
Henry MosIe, eha.lrman of re-
search committee of the Ayrshire
NEW NAVAL OPERATIONS BOSS CONGRATULATED _
17.&, NaV)' Seeret1r7 FraDcls Matthea (lef&) coner.tutlies Adm,
Forr. ' '', Shermau after tile lItter _.named b,. Pre"ldent
'l'nunaD u cblef of unl operatlona Co succeed Adm, Lollis E.
Dellletd. Deafelt! ",as lei oat lIeca,se or erttlolsm of 1Ul1fiCltIClD
SlId deleDlle lIO,",oy la tile armed servle ... ehlp.
FOLLOWING THE LINE
rlgh't doWn to the flnal sy.lJable, he
charged that the United States haa '
a plan to "enslave the entire world"
and that this plan was "borrowed
from the mad plans or Hitler and
(prewnr mllltar
1st) but different In that It exceedl
both plans together."
Despite all the boasting and the
.bombast. there existed tn many
mlnds a doubt that Russia bas the
atomic bomb al we know ' It-a
weapon. to be dropped at wlll.
'A'rOMIC :PACT:
Asked by Two
France and Oanada joIned at
Lake Succe's. in asking that aU
do everYthing In their pow-
er. to ban use of bombs and
control atom1c energy.
THE APPEAL was directed to'
all-and especially the SovieJ 'union
-to ferget traditional ideas of the,
loverelgnq of nationl and join an
pact that
aecurfb' and peace. ' .
It -was a sincere gesture. but
about all' that could be .. ld of. any
ze.ultl Utat miaht ensue waa that
It wal L trY."
The did ltave the sup-
port of the other. In the
croUP of" the l59-rlatlon
comJDtttee of ilIe U.N. general al'
lemhq. but Soviet RUllla Wa .wl
to from CD IUClestion.
'lbe n-encbCanAdian reloluUoD
.tbi, maJo.rttr pow-
\ \ 1
en wut tile leneral auemb17 ODC.
more to endone their propoaal for
atomic control and to order secret
taJlu to continue betweeD the BI,
:r1,. ;aDd C.nad.. ' .' /_
Commercial plallel were , dartlnl
about the world faster and 'taster.
.Latest speed 'record for commercial
planes was claimed by Pail Amert-
can lines whlcb reported Its strato-
cruiser Westward Ho landed at
London in 9 bours and 12 mlnutea
afte, leaVing New York.:
Cap. Robert D, t Fordrce, Jackson
Heights, 'N. ,If .. commander of the
Westward Ho, did, it with aid Ci'f
a tail Wind wblch at times reacherl
a speed of "15 miles an hour.
The plane traveled the Great
Circle route and Its average apeed
waa about 385 mllea an hour. !J'hs
,plane carried 21 palleneel'l 'and a
crew of to.
Only a day ",afore, a Pan Amer-
Ican plane flew from New York to
LandOll In hOuri, 21 minutes,
wblcb bad betUred the exl.stinl
mark b,. 20 minutel,
BRITISH LABOR:
'More far More
POLITICS:
Sound & Fury
TIle sound and fury of the 19SO
eongressional cam p a i g n was
touched off rather prematurely by
Minnesota's Harold E, Sta'ssen in
MlnneapoUs where he accused
lIatty Truman of making
untrue:' statements in ,
his attaeks on 'political enemies:
A famed' Aynldre co." If.
qaola Sally Wln&era, with owner
Robert L, KaJ,bt, of LlpplH
Farme" R;. L, ODe of tile Da.-
lion's 'top dairy ' arms.
KnJ,b& c.n now foreeali SaJly'1
lUlllaaI milk. yield OD .eDlt,..11
01 150-'70 dll' laclattop fllOres
bt 1IIln, the Ayrsblre "faetora"
"Mce,
Al:lJ> STASSEN Is one of ,those
enem!es; for the former Minnesota
governor and now of the
University of PennsylvanIa. Is a
certain candidate tor the GOP
fdentlal nomination In 1952. 'b d' I tI "osle" own-
. ree era assoc a on. ...
Stassen chareed that Truman ,er 01 Fair Meadows farm, Litch-
used hlstortcfl references in hlI re- field. Connecticut, made the an.
cent 81. Paw speech to "wrap the ,noun cement after the 1949 annual
cloak of .r9Ul1d blm.elf," meetlne of the research comml
r
'
that actuau,. the Preat,dent . at the headqu.rterl 01 the _
'lon, ago J1t7rlonaU,. OIl shin breeders' allOdatlon in
. the cloak of .. B don Vermont. .
. WITHOUT mentionlnl . Truman raD " , I
by name. Sta en .nsWered direct. Ttle of tii. .taUal::
ly the President'. addle'" at SL "1actoP" whlch the
It baa been a fairlf well eltab- a aDed ''reactlonaifea'' wbo, I WI. eltabU8hecl after .. m,.
Paul In which the chief executive ' nual mlDt yield of
llIbe4 philosOSlb7 of trade 'UJ:lJ.0ftI Aid. ba4 ImpiKted propeu of by Da:Ialjl............
10 frown on the '''ea'ilf who welfa,re program m congrtll. bead U. diVisIon of '6:-...,.. - ,
like. 19 hOw 'f.1I be S alsen praised reo tb. mlhUe ' aA\lclaUon.
een work,or bow c.n "ro- fullnIf t9 '0 alona with Truman Approxlm.,tecli,
cluce a liven time. In fact, aome on the "dangerous" ,Branni!l f!lnD In 40 .tate. participated in the IUr-
unlopa prohibit membera from en-I plan. OIl the Pre.tdent'J requell lD 'or4!er to a ,enuine
Plin, in type of producUon for . poltwar retention and C!l"ou.ecUon in te.tIn, the "fae-
lpeed contest. on hlI demands '011 - p)'rllmlded tora." Each lIerd ,numbered trom
, Ttle phllosophy.ll understandable, "Power over a wide flve to 125 COWl. It utab-
If not popular. It I. one which takel renee of JlIhed that the .&0-70 da, '1actora"
care or the union member wbo , " ". can a berdll annual milk
bam't the abillt:r, the at1l11 or the BLARNEY: jleld With ' . 25 J)er cent ateurac",
phyllcal ltamlna .to keep up with A Rod? Molle' stated that iii order to
t,h!t ' wouldbe ipB$d demon. Ttle -''Ie IAJral!1re breed .... the whole
phUOIoJ)hy ha. beel). otten , MOll' folks know to a"old
enou,h for critics to charge 1hat It ,et lrito an argument with an Ir\sb- 01 any n,tur4t, data wal
hal amounted, in . many' tnstimcel, about !I.-rythlnJ used In ch!ekUle . of
to an actual work "slow down." that Is peculiarly Irisb, such a. the 111. ''faC:ton}' In other wordi, the
For :rear 'Rounel Wear
HERE'S A clever two-piece frock
. with a decidedly youthful air.
SUitable for year 'round wear
with s h 0 r t or three ' quar,ter
sleeve. Note ' the pretty shaped
peplum.

Pattern JoIo. 1823 cornu in Ilzes 1.2. 14.
16. 111- lind 20. 14 .hatt slee,/
blouse. 21\0 yards 01 3&-inch; .ktrt , 1%
yard.,
Add a different" flavor to potato
salad by marinating the chopped
onions in lemon juice fOr an hour
belore mixing WIth the other in
gredhi'nts, .
. . . .'
Before adding the batter. drop
a teaspoon of peanut butter in .
each muflin paD to live muUina r'
delicious. nutty flavor.
" . .'
PraeClcaJ and Cute
,DRESS. your little cherubs aUke
In these cute play clothes-
practical as can be . i.-r sturdy
corduroy or soft woolen. O),eralls
are suitabJe for a boy or girl, .s
Is. the . neat jacket. Sister has
suspender skirt. .
. . ..
Pattern No. 8238 I. ror aires 2. 3. 4. a
one! 8 )tOfl. 3. jocket; YD.ds of
3lI or 3D-.lneh; overaU., 10/. yards; altlrt.
1 yard.
SEIVING Cm01.E PATTERN DEPT.
&SCI '.alb w.lI. a.. Obl."C'" IlL
Enolo... 2$ <ents In . ror .. eb
pn \Iern de.-Ired. .
P.llem No, _ .........__ -8s.lze----o- ,
Name ' I
Ad4.re.. J
NEW
' S flaat\makes folks
Ileep an nilldl
Tbo..... DOW .... ' Wlcliltlltbed bOca_ 'II
Lb. n th.t theiz ... I"' ...... k ... ed aft.
Dlabt .,,41 be bllId4. irrilA/jM-II" 1M
toa._ bop .. ol :rbal' iIaodIUOD Fol.,
pllJo \lltuallY ,11aY wlLbI. 2. bOIl.... 8h .......
dar IrritstiOn 110 10 I"Ya1an1 ",d fol.,. Pille_
ptpt .. t fatOf Pille '1Illili ....... ftt rOIl ,.
IOtktn or DOUBt. YO"R MONEY BACK.
Mak. tt-boUr t.t. 0.1 li"oIeYPUll1rom .u.
mit. t'IIU OItWlC\IOD DOUBLa yova
MONEY Il-(O&' '.
sm II':EN!:GAL ,N. Indla'a
oble1. . delelate: oftered another
ld.a in <the debate ouWnID, official-
b " h\a ,for .the, ..mtematlonal
.... ,. commfl.IOD to draw up a
world deClaration for Prohibition 01
ill. bomb and lor control ' of, atomic
, ALL THIS belnl a matter of blarney, stone. " . at ain; .eJect
record. England's Jabor ' govern BUT' IN CALIFORNIA. II In cow. lind bun. wal aVOIded. , , .
ment'. move to allocate higher reI. Brooklyn, can happen. , 10 . 'l'lbe . turner can now! decide
warda for greater labor producUv- it wam't ' too lurprI8\n' ' to (lnd a ., whether or u.1D8 ,
' ltY' came a surprise to niany row' over Ireland's famed blarney buD' for b,re,edin, ,pQl'PQ',ell,
lJ. IS. 'supporter. of the AUee, re- stone breaking out there. ' montha ' earl1er thap h retofore
glme. The,. 'I:!egan to . peculate It happened when a IIIpbund poI.ible: UntOld thOll8andl of dol
whether th.e prime minister . was ltone, believed by Sari FranclBcana lata' will be saved b, ' thla practice.
laying up trouble for blmaelf among to' be a chunk or the real blamey ' the u.e of the "(ae-
hla J8bqr .adherenl . " .', atone, 'was atolen a church enable the ,to
enero. .
But, It wal Bald in oftI.clal circle.,
that the Prencb-Caoadlan proposal
wa., a. far a'i the majorit:r powera
, wented to 10 at tiIile,
DIVIDENDS:
New High
'1lhe British eovemment's tumtng bazaar.. Jim Cummins. custodian improve the . genetic, ot the
away from this tr,adltlonal pbJl- 'of the San Francisco .tone chunk, . bullJ .In herd. r.plcUy
olophy' of labor wei explained on declared he 'had "documentary; lIIan ever before. , Ttllil early 'buDd-
the basis that ' It mull be done to my stone il authentic." tn, IIp of wlU telUlt in
Wu. It a limbol, ' a partent of
the future? Did it P1dlcate , the
au:enith of the, ,hatlon'. ,.economIc
Itltuatlon., or W,III ', it !II. temporary
Ilcnboard at the merey of any real
wind 01 ' economic recession?
meet demands for .l1ig}ler I . milk production fWStb hl8b-.
wages to offset higher living 'costa, On Trial Again er buttertat ,content, I
Therefore, the ministry ,'i. .,. I , I
tlng e system of tYIng wages to
the of production, rather thaJo.
the . Index. "
WBA TEVER Its slgnltlcance,
Jndustrlallsts and economists took GOLD HOAR.D:
Cheer for It. It WaS '1 vote by Gen .
era) Motors of
largest cash-dlvldend total in the
hlllt.Qry of Americ:an industry. The
eOll)pany, .. Which recently, reported
a record net profit of more than
IiOZ million dollars from I the first
nine month", of, this year, would
aend.-checks (otallng $190.436,055' to
438,.005 'holders of lb common and
preferred stock. The distribution
. would J;epresent a year-end pay
ment of $4:25 'e IIbare on ilIe out
, atandlng 1,lIue. rillslng to $8 a share
the amount declared on the com
mon stock thIs
. GENERAL MOTORS w'as allO ex
pected to establlsb' . record ' wben
it retired out of It I own corporate
fundll Its entire ,' long-term debt ot'
II!! mUnon dollarll-17 to 7:1 year.
before the notee are
OLDSTERS' ATTITUDE
T b 0 e skeptical, apprehenslv\.
citizens whose dreams had, begun
to be haunted by the awful sp.ectre
of 'doubt that Uncle Sam's purported
gold: store at Fort Knox wasn't there
all could all r'llax. The gold wn
there, 01 it_,
. ASSURANCE c a.m e from a
source certainly qualified to know,
for that source was Leland Howard,
assistant director of the U.S. bureau
of the mint. It is btl duty to ex-
amine persOna)))' the gold board
at least once a year.
"There'l more than 12,000 tons of
It ' (gold) at the Ft . Knox deposl.
tor:r," he reports. That's more than'
haH of the 24 billion dollars worth
of the .tutr which the govel'lJleat
teepa under lock and key.
Crankiness in Old' Age Linked to , Health
to an 0h1o at,ate unl and ;oun, profel!l1Q11al people CD
\'81'11\3'. protellor, crankln... or a the tlertonal traltl of older persona
cantankeroUJI mae in olcl .,e II they knew wen. 'lb ubjecta of Ole
dJnetJ, proportionate to poor study, the phDOIophy teaeber .aid.
bealtb. III alber wordl. tile pnfe. raDfed In al. from 110 to 0." .. ,
101'". lituatloa bolda ' buls for the Ruulta .ere preaeated at til. Me-
ada .. lblt a .... II It ... old and annual meetlnl of tile pron-
.. be '"11." tolollcal lOCI...,. ..... Chandler
'I'IIe pror.uor, Albert R. DuuIdler...ld ... I ....... 110 ClaM rot 'HI
IIId 1111 conelulloa .......... t ... ren to be or IrrIIabie.
!II ftPOI:ta .., ooIlep IIUIIIIna ......... ........

AI,er Bin ,.. aIIpwD
with bI. atlorney U _t ti JeH
federal cGurt In New Tqrk afler
iii .. bad"beeD refilled '. tbree-
week deJa, in bIa tiecobtl trial
011 cba,..,. 01 PerJllr)', The
flm tdaI ended baq .
.,..
- I
GEESE:.
Farm., -Bumld
Near Allelu. JIIch.. Dearly
11.000 ,eese were maklnl
at bclme Iii graiD
..a..... of rum.. Andrew Delld.
'J:ba loud ,.ack..,-,aIt 01 Ibe blrdli
I. Ibe7 .. YOIIftd abe train
treNd _bau& I,CICIO"'Hera.
IIbo1nI :l1ere 11 ' .1", of the
reciently-cep'pleted ' truok lID-
Joa4in, dock 'for, cattle at lbe '
Chlca,o .tooll ,ard. a. leen Ia
run operaUoD Oil oPenblr !Ia,.:
ne 1I0Clk ..... tile .... rest ....
mo.. In &be eean&a7.
1* bal a 01 1rJI;C'" ..
.
Irrigation Given as Way
To Prevent Frolt Damage .
', 11 betn. etted II a
. pr.ctlcal and economical matlled '
of pnvenling troll cIama .. to cropt
addlUcm to .. mIlS .1 pzpteo-
.,Iinll 417 wealber,
JII'O'" lit 1IlctII ...
tllet aeu!rl. per teII\ .....
aplnd' fIoa& ... n ......
. tIm.. uarlJ . vi _ ....
waU2d rIM bl_ Ibe * Ia bla .
cloUd. IpeeD*' tbdQbt II ... n_Nl'IId
peat IUD to .. tell tile Idrda .......
wile . I!ItP&
...u- .... ,....
LOOKIT -buy 3
at Positively refrigera-
tion needed t AlwCI)'s ready to
use at .0 mom,nt'. . ,
'. \ ' -
. t, 1
. ; j
A.,. Near A. Your O"'ft
It ClIIICIL. .. ., .., .. atalle .. "'"' .-u, ftelUlftlllt.l
I'\&aa. Voe.l. . .... saa Orell.. lr. Chora.
Openn": Qahit .. , .. J
'\ Wrlle ...... _PIlle ,_PlIed ftlIICIlU, for tII8
...... 'bMIIer. Mull It,.... MtlllllJI!II. "1\11 allll Orellal,.
DlneCOJ or _ .
- ,""" .....
881 IlltiS IUIIC eli.-:;::
"See,.. ......... ..- .,.,., v ....
. ..
I Good-Looking Desk
f Matc,hes Shelf
DESK MA'lCIJES p,NITS
'I
T
IS easy to make t/1ls doak, also
unit Ji: in the upper sketch with
Pattern 212. UnltsA and E\ , ar,e
'made with Pattern 2JO, C wltli 271.

Pattern. Include actun]s!te ('Uttln,
IrUtdes the curved .belvea. Potieml
.r. ellcb.
WORIt/fUOP, PATTERloi SEal-Will
Dr r 10.
lI,dford Hm Nt ..... r ...

Naturally your gifts com-
pete with lots ot otliers unde,r the
Christmas ' tree. , So 'here's III tip,
The smokers on YOUl' list will
make a beeline for your gift ftrst
-the minute th,ey it's a gay
Christmas csrton of 'camel ciga. 1
rettes or a pound ot Pl'in.ce Albert I
Sruoking Tobacco. ,These two pop;
ular pr,oducts get , a rousing wei.
COme' every time. 1'.1Ud, fUll.Hav-
ored Camels are SUl'e, to please
cigar:ette smokers, and pipe lovers
have made Prince Albert Ameri.
ca's largest selling smoking tobac-
co. And you'll like those smart,
colorful Christmas ' wrappings.
Particularly when you , that
handy "buillin" card for your
personal greetings. Camels and .
Prince Albert are so, olrder. \
:Your local dealer is well supplied
right now. -Adv.
Some men owe everyt.l)ipg to
their mothers, Others owe quite a
bit to the uncle.
,Beware. (.",hs
, FrOm Com ..... c.ws
that 1iA1I' oi ,

it 80ea right to che tat of the trOIlbl.
co help Joosea .nd expel' germ
PhIeam aad aid aa.ture to B!ld
faeal raw. teGeler. lD8amed b(ODdJiid
... TeO y,l)ur clrugisC
to IiII poll ' .. ' botd.' of CreomI)Jllop
with the uaclerslalldiag yOll must like '
the _y' it quiCkly alIIY. che cotIgb
or you lie to hive your money back.,

STOPS LAXATIVES':"
, ,P. , . , .
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
Pandit Nehru examines pn eai' of corn 'on the ,210-
acre Kendall county (III.) farm of William Smith (below).
The Indian prime minister examined , three Fox River
Valley farms in to learn s,omething of Amerjcan
forming methods.
Continuing his form tour, Nehru party greet memo
bers of the Willio," Smith family (below). Pictured with
Nehru are William' Smith. in striped shirt, . and
Nehru's sister, Mme. Pandit, Indion' ambassador to the
United States, and his daughter, Mrs. Ghandi.
" .
, Her'l, , at !'ight, IS G,
.. up of . d it
party a,s they
watc,h arid discuss .
icon farming m e flh 0 ds,
'lcnowledge" of which! was
the goal in 4he', prime '
minister's visit toF ox
River Valley farms. Below,
: alld his party:greet
at, a'n .. Interna-
tiona1 Hal'YClster com.,any
plant ., where the y j,,-
speeled form m"chlnery;
.....
inspects operat
corn picker on
Albert Mitchell"
R i v e r Valley" Illinois,
during a good will tour
of {the U(lited St,otes
(left). Nehru was said to
be here in on effort to
interest the U n i It e d
States in helping to
build up India's nloval
and ."iiitary strength.
In photo below, NI!hrll
enjoys ringing the din-
ner bell fora fried chick-
en dinne'r ,on Mitchell's
form.

? ASI( ME 1 ?
AN(JTHER!
A General Quiz ' .
C'Ioo "'" C'Ioo,.... C'Io- C': (\.. (\-C' o,.,... (\- f'- ,,""('I- ('too ""'",....
The Questions
1. What event do Chnslia"s cel ,
ebrate on Eastel' Sunday? ,
2, Name Crusoe's s'ervant in De
Foe's "Robinson Crusoe."
3. 'What ' is the meaning of coer
cion? ' ' .
4. What two things did Allaa!n
possess that were wonderful?
5. Wb'at is a centaur?
The Answers
1. Christ's resurrection !:rom the
dead.
2. Friday.
3. The act of restraining a per
son by force, especially legally or,
morally.
4. A ring' and a lamp.
S. A mythicaJ crellture, balf
man, halt hqr;se.
Just Walt
The widow prObably would have
been better oft it had stood
over the stone cutter as he
chiseled th,e , on her., late
husband'$ tombstone:. But she was
terribly griefstricken , jind liave
him a slip of .paper with tbe word.
ing she wanted on the stone.
Instead of milklng two-separate
lines he ran two sentences to..
gether with not even a comma
the thoughts sQ. that the
epi taph ' ,
"Thou art at rest 'til we meet
again."
PAGE' THREE
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lul_Piliso;;
Far
, '
Chest Colds I
to reUewe caupa-achy muscle.
The Dionne Quints have a1wllyll h11d
the beat care. Ever since they were
bllbies, tlley.'w used Musterole 1;0
promptly relieve coughs and local
congestion of colds, Be sure l/Our kid-
dies enjoy Mwiterole'8 great benefits I
, -St.Joseph
_IS ASPIRIN AT ITS lur
WHEN SLEEP WON"
COME AND YOU
' FEEL GL'UM
Try This Delicious
Chewing-Gum 'Laxative
, ,
WIle. yo ... II t.... .11 ., ... _ 'IMII
bea4acihr gd WIt .wfUi becawe rou IIeIIC
.1 .... 'r' da tbla '
Ohe .. nDf .. .. llft-delICloua chewme-
IfUlD luatlwe, The acUOIl Of f'IItH .....
epeclal mec1JC1no "DlI"I'OtntII" Ul. atomaoa",
That Ia, I' doean't lOOt "hUe III Ule atom.'
ach. but onlr wben r&n.ber &I"". III t.be ,
lo"er dlgeatl,e ,U'aCt ... wb ..hi you want it
to .c," YOII reel llDe acaln qutOklr I
And acleZltts, 1., obewlns mloll:u
.. lin. mec1Jclne man elr_
\lve - ... " It 10 I' .... ' genUr ,lInO
10.
drug Sa- or only, . . ,
If Yoil ' Are 85, 45 ,or' 3,
Hada,colHelps All Ages,
.HADACOL is good for aU ages, Alter the third bottle of HADA-
brin,ging five ot 'nature's B :vita- CO'L 1 felt Ii real im'provement and
Inins and Important minerals to 'after the twelfth bottle of KADA ...
the young tu:ld old alike. Recently COL. l f elt like I wa$ 18 instesd of
the HADACOL folks received the 46. I, am feeling PQrfectly wei!."
good news that, among th\l ,count. "My th,ee year old doughter.
les8 thousands who had been ,bene. Joan, had lost her , appetite," laid
, fited by HADACOL was a lad)! of ! Mr. Dugas. ','Her cheeks were pale
' 85, a man of 45 who felt like he Illnd she cried often. L started.
was 18, and a beautiful little girl givil:lg J Il an '
only three years 014. HAD A <1 0 It
Mrs. Edmond .ooucet, of Chur()h and a t t e :r
Point, La., is 86 years old, hav. t h r e e of the
, lng thousands of friends in, the ll!'rge econolDY
Jlicturesque Evangeline section of SIze bot tie,
L o,u is jan a a h e ,is , D 0 VI 1
where a h' e
wall bom 'ana an e;x c III ten,t
b'as spent' all appetite and
of 1 i f e.
These frien.ds II per,fect.
: are .happy W three of
k now t bat the a e people
f M r II Doucet suffering trom' a lack of 8
1 e e i' a better ritatttina' ariel the min'erala wbieA
; !low: than Irt BADACOL T BADA,::or.
any time In In 101111 .-aDj.
two ',. e a TIl MRS. DOUCET asslmilated .. ID the blood 'Stream' 10
and' gives tn'e ' that it cal) ,'2 to right awa,.
credit. to HADACOL. It ia easy to understand,. therefo ....
"1 h d b' k" almo" why countleslI thoulI8nda have llem
a een SIC ... . ,. benefi\e(l b this Smuin toni
years and wall suffermg With lIADACOL.
Y
g . e,
tric dist\U'bancea , and I lack o( only a .mall amoUllt
""all run down, had lost weight and of B t ' d rta'
bad to stay in bed most of the 'V!' amID. an _ m-;-
time. I, lost courage and felt that e7:Bls Wlll cause
there was no bo e for me." ances Your food WIll not agree'
p with you, You. will have all
r" Doucet bad, trie.d, many upset stomach . You will
wit h 0 u t apparent from heartburn, gas pains and your
results when IIhe heard food will lour QB your andl
the glonous news about HADA- you will , flot-be able to eat the
"COL. .. yOIl like for feat being
.: "After taking lIeveral.1>9ttleli of ml.8ery 'aftettwardll, 'people,
" lIADACOL I felt "like a new per- also sUffer from constipa:tion. And
son." said Mrs. ,Doucet. "I eat any. while thesel may be the
thing 1 without ill effects 'and results of other causcs, tlley are
sleep well. I feel mucb stronger." surely and the symptoma
Neville DUgas" ot RC!ute I, Box and signa of lack o,f :n vitamins and
1'01 B, Carencro, JA.., is a success miI)erals HADACOL" con-
ful farmer who from such
a deficIency, . ill no
and It wasn't cute, except the "
, J o,n g ,ago tion of ,vitl\mina and mineraI.
that ne' which your system lllcks. , . .
,d e r , I f b e It Js easy to I,1nderatand,
w 0 U 1 d ever fore, )Vhy cOlllltlesB lis".
b e a b let 0 been beJlofited': by this amazinc;
w'o r k t hat tonic, lIADACOL. , '
way again. He it mutters how old f'oU are,
had: t r i e d or , who YOIl are It mattera !WIt:;
man y medl. y()U live or Ii you have trie"
cines, but felt aU the 'rnedicinE111 ,undell the lIun,
no better. give this wonderful 'pI:t!paration
4'1 liad: all HADACO!;', Don't on'
. sUffelllng' j Don't to lead
dlsturoonees," ,aId Mr. Dugall. a miserable li!e. Many persona who
My was 80 bloated it and waited for 10 to
,feJt like it .. swell up and 20 years or even .. re .. ble
burst. 1 aUfered gastric dill 1I0W to' live bappy, comfortable
t)lrbances,' heaR bum and was .run Uvell becllUlle HADACOL lIupplieci
and nervous. I bad no nppe- the l:itamlns 'and minerals which
tlte and with their lIyst1!ma needed. Be fair to
I couldn't 1I1eep at night. I wall yourllclf. Temporary' relief la 'not
80 and,Pllle my friends for you. Give HADACOL
bad di1fll:,1ilty in recognizing ' me. a trlall-Adv. .
Write lor this, Illustrated
AND Y G I, F T .L I S Til
Jusf off the Preu
'CONTAINS TWO HUNDRED DISTINCTIVE AND
PRACTICAl. MUSICAl. GiFTs FOR EVERYONE ON .
YOUR UST. IT'S FREE FOR THE ASKING.
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p!eaa' me JOur ''Uancb' Gift Lilt"
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Miami Gazette
' . Eatablllh.d 18eO
Published every Tbul'Bda), .mom
Ing at ,' Waynt!svllle, Warren Co-
u nt)'. Ohio.
Edna H. OonoTer :".. Publlllher
Ted . Conover .', .. ' , . , . . .. EdItor
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nt the postortlc I\t Wayn'eavll1e, Qhlo ndlatlft..
OhIo, . . ll!owhere, I

'Dry Ridge
A Farm Djary
By D. J. Frazier
' November 18, 19.9, Snow, aot-
ually e.nougli' to whiten. the ground
tor a minute camB down yesterday
morning nnd made us t bb:tk
We were really In for, 80me oold
weat her but It cleared later tben
clouded R.galn but no mQre snpw.
Just enougb to make us hurr1
with our wlnler preparations.
The hunting season started ott
all UlllIal with bllnterll
almClst B8 many bunters a8 J;'ab
blt.1I ,and I hear Il?ere were plenty
of them. 1 p:ot my phcasant this
ycar. Yea. John abot one and aent
It tn me nnd as soon as t can
catch one, t will send h1m bls
ch'loken In excbange. It was a
, blla'UtJ(lll tb'lng with fea'theT& like
j.wels. I dry ploked most of It and
tl8ved the most beautiful of the
featberl!. Some' day perbap8 I can
trim R hat with them. Th'en last
night for supper 1 rOBsted the
bird, It was a young one, tcnder
and plump. The breast Is about
twice the Illze of tbat of a chlok
en 01 abqut the some wei ght. It
11'1108 deltclons, the meat 18 dark-
er than cb1cken bre.nst and ball
a sllgbtly wild. gamey flavor but
not too Itrong. It remlndll me a
little of Quail -of course
th6l'e 111 110 mucb more, of It, It
lIeeml a little absurd to propagite
pbeuant for peoOle to h.unt and
then' to put Qnall on song bird
list. I hll.ve aeen very few quatl
thlll I am Inclined to be-
ll eve that there would be more of
them It tbey, too. were propagat-
ed and a. sbort hunttng leason
allowed. I understand that tbere
has been ala,.. puaed to prop It
gate quail but 110 tar none to al-
low I Uke our cherry
Bob Wbtte8 but, I 60 not feel any
more lIentlmentaI' them
t han t he chlokens In my chloken
yard. Atter all a brOWn Legbom
,rooster lit ' a bird and
no doubt be sufferll when h'e III
e:augbt tor EJther we
should all become vegetarian8 Uke
Gandhi or . nile common lIenSe
8.OO\1t Iluob things, The other ex.'
III th'e mtblellB kJlllng of
all !lOng birds aa It la practiced
In lome European count ries wher4l
bl rds 8.11 small all IIparrow," are
served In hotels, or ,In daYIl past
they were, I do not know about
now. One course of a typical Ital
j an dinner Walt a tiny bird
roallted and lIellVed with a green
snlad. QUIll are small but they
tMted veTJ' good b'aok In the daYI
when YOU could buy the.m In the
markets- during the .eallon, 1
mUllt lay J wllb our bunters wore
better shoUt so that there would
not be 80 much crippled game, '
. '
A Washington C.H. lI'eath'ol'
lIrophet Is quoted In the paper as
r01'Qcasting a rugged winter ba-
ginning early In Decomber and
}astlng until Marcb. and a man
like John Lewl8 III allowed to ' put
people In danger Just to show his
power:
Tbanksgivlng wID be here by
time thlll paper 1& out. We
s tili have many things to' be
thankful tor even though there IU'e
men like that Iltlll abroad In the
.land. Thanbgivlng 18 one of our
great American b'olldayll but It fa
crowded Into a minor pl.-ce by the
,'t 1
tV
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From hrimmibg hearts our voices raIIe
In songs of gratitude and '
For health and, stre'ngfh' amI ",:,ork to do,
. }<or nil the foys ,of friendships true.
For shelter, clothlng, daily food.'
We thank Souree of aU good;
And of all our thanks we give
That ' neath the Stars and Stripes we live!
is ours to dw:ell in
Using our votes , to bid wrongs ceue.
Freedom 'we have to teach and' leam,
Freedom t.o till and work and earn,
Freedom to B,ave and plan and dreamt
Freedom to dO\1bt each sohemer's scheme.
Freedom to think and speak and
Freedom to worship we have light.
God give us light to see the Way,
Courage to, walk in it day by' day;
Stamina strong' against freedom's foes,
Love to soften a sadworl,d'; woes.
Mayall our 'ways acknowledge Th_
OUr. deeds help keep our country free. j
In home or school or business matts '
,Mayall WEI do prove thanlcful heartsl
- ,\tURIn lorCRon
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IBE DAtTOI' POWI. AND 'U6B! atliPANY
Uncle Sam Says
, ,
SlUl1Jg on top oi the world I. tbe
spot where most or us would like
to be-tree from ftDBncl.l wGrrJ'-
lure' tbat our future and , tbe
of tbose we love Is lecure. Tour
,overnment III provldln, the oppor
tunlty to start dlm blh, to that ellvl.
able spot-buy U. S. SaviDr. 'BOD'"
the automatic way-the P.yroll
Savings Plan ' wbere you work', Clr,
If lIolt-e.mployed, the Bond-a-Month
Pilm wbere )'ou bank. The future
will lake care of Itselt wbeD yea
II&ve the .. fe. sure way, YOllr _tl
way up there III resorved tbe mD-
ment you en.roU 011 one of &boM
Savin,. Bonds Planl, This 18 TOtJK
OPPORTUNITY.
u.s: T' ..... t7 0 ,'1."""
oommerclalllilD that starts the
Christmas hullabUloo 110 early. It
would be difficult to go baok to
elmple ,home Chrletmallel!\ and
Thankllglvlng da.ys; WIIthout toot
ball ' and no doubt . th'e YQung4!r
would think tbeN! ' 111
nothing to do. Bo man), p8()ple
have lost the abtUty ' to amUS6
tbemllelvell a,nd enfoy a ,quiet hOql&
Visit. Radio bad enough bllt
televlllion Is that muoh' woree lUI
a. de'llI'OYCfl' ot ' peace anel
'hom,e amU8ement. IdeaUy Thanks
gf'vrng Is a country home tetltlvat.
It goe8 with thanktnlnell8 for It
weI) filled barn aJld
,and 18 beat. celebrated 'tfltb 1\ reut
of b'ome rued food eaten with joy
and tbankful heartll. Nen flest or
course Ie any home there
III Joy and tbanktulnellll tor. the
good tblngs of llte. for friend for
family. for .belter. for rood. anll
a.bove all for freedom to eqjoy
th;eD1 without the fear of tyrants
and their pollee. Bo let us all eat
belU't)' and IIlng-
Now thank we all our God. With
beart anll hand" and ,yoiees! '
Who wonllrous things batb' clone.
In whom Hie world rej/)Icell
Who from our mothera arma
_ Hat.ILbl9lllled.,ulI on, our Wily'
With coUntle811 g1ftll of love;
stili is ours toda)'.
o
Try A Classified Ad.
'Delivered,
to your
Door ... or
at your
favorite
' . ':St"e!
ETHODI8T CHURCH .
'I'Rt71LIDAY, NOV. 1(. 114.
L VTLE M THOpI8T ' CHURCH
B, E. Bau,hD. Putor
4-H IClubber Takes
Fox-Trapping CrowD
New York State Ratel
', Ray'mond Premm Best
R. B. OoleDWI. KWster
Cburch Scbool, '-:10 .A.II
m.rold J!larah'art, Sapt.
111'. traIned S."lce, .:10 Lm.
The ti't1e of New Vork.
ping ehnmpion for 1948 II beld by
Raymond Premru. of Gorham lD
Ontario ,county.
The youthful 4-H clUb member
led the list or 800 trappen from
' counties with a total eatch of 50
aurlng Second bonor.went
to GenE! Goge. of RFD 1. Can.
andaigua. who trapped'l2, TIed for
thil1d , wl:tp 34 foxel .plece were
Russell Kili an. 01 Cowlesvlu.e, . and
WHil om Smith. Jr,. of &!cramdale,
With tbe ' .Ide 01 hII ... rare
plied Ihlgb with pelta. bere ..
Gene Oare, of RFD I, Cu .......
rua, New York .ta.." who an ......
u "roxes durlq 11148 .... ....
bonors. In the .tatewlde -aeat.
The 800 trapf.ers lD the .cateat
for 1,691 foxe., with
PEllted specimens outnumberln. Ibe
gray animals six to one, aecordlq
to Prof: D. B. Falel: "llftaJlt t-B
club lelBder, After four 7......
total 01 8.168 foxel "ave baeD 10.-
ped QY rural boYI of tbe ltate.
WOl'lhlp SerTIee. 10:10 A.M.
J'eIOWlhLtp, Sun!!a,. 1:10
P.M. ,
ST, MARV'S EPIICOPAL
N. Ke,s, .RlICtor
Morn In, Worship, 10:10 .A.M.
WAVNESVILLE FRIENDe
II'Il'tIt DILJ Bebool. 8: 10 A.M.
, lrfeeUnIJ tor WOl'lhtp, 21:10 A.II.
FERRV CHURCH OP CHIUIT
Byron CaM'er, Mlnllter
Bible School, .:10 A.II.
Mornln, Worablp, ' 10:80 A.II.
Prafer Me.tiDS, 1: 00 P.M.
Youn, People'l Meetlnc, '7:00
Se"lcel. 1:10 P.M.
UTICA I.U.&. CHURCH
wmlam Sbannon. Klmeter
Sunday Scbool, 9:10 A.M .. lin.
Jame& Oarrl.on. 8upt.
PreachlnlJ. 1st. and Ird. Sur
da)'s or each' montb, 10: 10 A.M.
" ETenlng Semcel" 1:10 P.M.
ST. AUQUaTlNE CHURCH
i'ather R. H. Krumholtl, Paator
Mallei. 8 10 A.M.
WAVNEIVILLIE ' CHURCH OF
CHRI8T .
. H. Corte)', Mlnllter
Bible Scbool, 9: ao A.II.
Morolnl' WonhlD, 10:10 A.M.
Young Peoples' MeetiD& 8:t5
Evening Service. 1:80 P ..
Prayer Meatln. and Bible Stud)'
Wedneedq, 8 P.M.
MT. HOLLV METHODlaT
T. M, Scaff. IIlnllter
Sunda)' 'Sc1)ool, 8:10 A.M.,
A. Earnhart, Supt.
WOl'lhlp 8e"lce, 10: 80 A.M.
Evening Semee, 1:11) P.M.
CAESAR'8 CREEK FRIENDS
"'" Partl..... IIIa1Iter ,
, Worahlp Bam.., 10 .A.II.
lata), .001, 11 .A.M.
POIll&r)' H ......
Ulhtlnl condition. ' ,,,,Ids the
poultry laylni houle can be ' 1m.
proved b, whltewuhln' the ... all .
Cleanlnl the wW .lelp.
too.
Some 60 count)' trappln, ...
pions were" honored at baJM(aIII
which, brought the 1MB ........
close. Agricultural aJUl CIOUII'no
tron officlab 'aI\Ilt profl 1 11' ,
treppers attended the Far'm Loans
watched the preaentatioD ai ........ .
Premru, the Ita .. ::::
Hived . ' repeatID. II
'Pltze. other awarill totIllb .. ,.' iIN.
tu) l,n value were JHlIIlW ' .....
trapperl and pelt p,eparatlla wID-
nera.
'l'bt Hew York Ita .. poulll7 ...
en. the .tate Puaa Bunau w.ra.
Upn, the stete C!CIDIerntioa CIG\IDCIIl
and the American Aldeulturiat c ..
QSlented In IJIC)Il8OrIq ale' PfOIfIUD
at awaw. entertalnmllllt end baD
quet
/
'l'be IlnDU" fa trapplD. conteat
II conducted b)' til. Ne. York stete
nt_fcln,' servia., III cooperatioD
with tbOie 'a'eDdel aM tile state
OOIIRrv.aUOII ,
Time PIt Your Sille
(Up Ito 33 years to
Interest LoW' .:.... .... 4 per cent
The Land Bank Way
Your family deserve. the best
Contact
Lebanon N.F.LA.
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... ITURN, leO'yTre ..
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Grallna tor Bop . .
Green feed for plil to ellt In the
fteld makes grain feed' iO further,
pi,. fatten faster. 811d make, pi,.
healthier ar:td Iteer from para lites,
o
Seed 8wee& .'otatoel
After IHd Iweet potatoea have
bHn selected, .tore them where
uie temperature will not faU below
tS delreel. They will keep beat if
tn cratel,
o
HOI MaDge aDd Lice
Ute onl)' (lne treatme.nt for con
troll1na both ' monge and lIee on
Pilll and hogs. It's benzine hexa
'chloride: commonly called BHC,

'Urops
MClre Lball 7U million Jcrea of
bay cropi .are annually
In the United .- til
HOURS:
9-1 2 Each' M orn.lng
1-5 Afternoons Except WM.
Evening :)y Appoin1ment '
O.nly
TELEPHONE 6z
Dr. C. E. Wilkin
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':' SOHH, f\,' ''''n:t
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p.opl road are
.. hind this Get th'em
.In the cleor-help make them
happv with food or clothing
paclcotel. Delivery guaranteed.
Send $10 today to-

,IIIIOAD 11m '011 s. It Y.
'l'Ida A4Y.t. 8poD101'eC1 81'-
THE WAYNa'VIl ..LE
NATIONAL lANK

In the !DI4.t Of our ,
A ne'w iarm machine that .. v ..
the tarjmer Urne and labor b, auto-
'blowln, fora,e wherever
!Ie It#hal, been on, tIi.
market by the New HoDand Ma
elilne ' eompany.
'nl1i :new erop 'can IwanO ...
lip to :10 ton. of hsy per hour and
blow It anywhere the farmer wanu
to .store ' It. Or, It the farmer II
fiWn, hli .ilo, U)e blower handle.
Up to z5 tons of chopped corn an
hour,
, Weighing .,3110 poun .... the blower
hal a '12'oot hopper fo .... rece1vlnll
crop. from the fiell!., A patented
leveDnll device 'keeps Ole fora Ie
f1owSn.: ' evenly mto a large throat
wblcb 'Ireeds a t2:lm:h lIy,wheel. '
' Whlrling .t speedl up to I,,,, r.
p.m.. fbi. huge "fan" "loW9 oro.,.
tbroulh an eiahllnch pipe ... berever
the farmer to "aim" it.
Formula, Found
. liter T8.11
Mal'lrland Com proclucera Iook
a "IUN DO'I' have tlwlr
anlIW.lr. Five yean' teItI Ibow that
at 1-1a!18 fer1Wler ....
f.rtllIMr' .uaablDeBt
com II In"
".... bet... a. .. ueIa
woirlt81lfa at Ibe Ita .. atrIcaltaraI
amllrlli'DaiDt ItaUaa ... port ""l tbII
'.

, ml7 tbe paeloUJ Lord
keep .. bambl
'Single
, .
"
Electric ' HotlPlates
I I. ' .
2.28 Each
Double Burner' $11.95
WALL PAPER.' PASTE AND SIZING
Go BULBS - NU ENAMEL
ICDITONE
-w.,1iIftDe FIrIibn I AppliUce Co.
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bl8har rttunu tit
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THUR8DAY, NOV. ,." II.
HARVEYSBURG NEWS
Harveysburg. Junior dass . 'Play
Is Presented- At Auditorium
8y JANE FITE
The Junior Clalll pll\Y, "The
Perfect Idiot," wall prelentad at
the. audItorium Wednelday even
. Ing. The play Ie tha tint. to be
directed . by Mrs: Gladys Hook,
hlgb acbool English teacber. Be-
I
tween acte, musIcal ])reaentatlona
Included a trumpet trio by Bar-
bara Doller, Suzanne Eaklnll tnd
Ollly Settletneyer, and a trombone
Quartet wl,llcb featured Henry
MUiard. John Downey, VIrgil Cox
and Bernadine Haclm.ey. Mra.
Edna C. 'Bogan pr ellded at ' the'
plano tor tb'e accompaniments.
.' I
Tbe Adult Blbl6 CI.... of Jon
ab'l RUQ Church held a bake 8ale
at the Gran,,, Hall Saturda" mor.
nlng.
Mn_ Ray Coon, wbo hal baen
III II ililprovlng.
Mr. and ' IIrl. Graham
were weekend guelt. of Mr. and
Mrl. Homer Kirby of Indlanap.
oJls. lDd:
MI". and MlI.' Wllilam GnUam
entertained tbe Adult Class
at th" oounlrT Jl'ome
afternoon. liI'8. Mary Denny wall'
In charge of devotlonll, Mra.
Howard Graham led prorram
..
STILL IN BUSINESS
STOP AROUND
HARVEYSBURG
RECREATION
and Graham conducted
tbe ' 'lOclala'.
The Joo"l chapter of -the OEB
met at the Masonic Temple Wed-
nesday eveDln'g to elect It I ofnc-
era tor the coming year. .
Mr, and Will,lam GIUlam
IIntertained th'e Soc
lety of 3'on&h's ' RUn Cburcb Wed
nelda.y aflternoon.' !In. 'Fl8ther
Dosler prelfded .. prorram lead-
er and Mra. LUra Hough waS In
oharge of de\'otlons.
Mr; and Mrs. Charles LIndley
bave reJ)urohased the HarveYI-
burg IGarage. OYer a year ago
tb:ey 801d their Intereet in the
firm and moved to 'At
present they are commuUng dally
here fro.m their home.
A tire whloh II 1elleved to
.have Itarted from ali electriC
bght bulb near the hay mow,
caulled extenall'8 damage ThUrs
day mOrning at the W. P. McCar-
ren farm near the Village. The
Waynesville Fire Department eent
theIr ellwpment to tight the blaze
as the 11'''
not In workJDg order.
Tbe barn and malt ot Ita con-
tente, which Included bay, a new
tractor and pIgs were destroyed.
The farm II man&led 'by Fred
' NorwelL ,
Mr. H. O. Milligan wu In the
\'III&1e Wednesday evening to at-
tend the junior clua play .. e the
blgh Ichool aUditorium.
Mr. and lin. W. Carl Brown
were peste Batun!ay of Mrs.
Maggte Ritter an\1 family of near
Waahlqtcm 0.8.
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"Ant Cow."
Several species of plant aphids
are known as "ant cows." The
ants Cl1rry them about Ind protect
./
them, consuming lecretion 01
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TELEVISI0N SETS
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$249. up
. Plus lustallatiin l'
CHARLES DOSTER
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OHIO PHONE WAYNES, 28:39
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OFFERS YOU
The Quality .
At the: lost Economical Prices '
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Take Advantale Qf ' These
,SIEC.IALS !
Cube Steak. 59c .Ih.
Hamhurger' 45c Ih.
Variety of iunch Meats
-FROZEN VEGETABLES FROZEN f1SH
FRESH C(JUNl'RY
OOR OWN QJRE BACON
ICE CREAM
WAYNESVDJ,E
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. Locker PlaI1t
THE MIAMI GAZme. WAYNESVIJ.LE.
Harveysburg
School New.s
By JANE FITE
One of the h,lghUghte of the as-
I18mbly progJlam which memberll
of the thIrd grade will 'present at
tbe AuditorIUm Wednesday atter
noon 11'111 be "Slsters the
let," an all girl orchestra, led by
Pairlela Jonel . . The claaaroom of
the third graders bas been' decor
ated wHit Pilgrim acenes and tur
eye to hearld the appr:oaching
ThankagtV'1!lg eeuon, The pupil"
are maklll,k bookletll, apprgprfat
.ely lIlulltrated, In which they are
listing the DI.8DY things f.Qr whlcb'
they baYe to be thankful.
. W. are V.fJ glad to have
Waymond Miracle back 'In IIchool.
Waymond hall been .abllent tor
several weeks, oWInS to a 'beart
ailment.
Mrs. Webb, fUth Leach'er.
was absent laat w"" oWing to
tbe illness of her daugbter.
The Juniors and senIors are
etudylng
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By . MRS. HILY OIBSON
linKer were dinner
of Mr. and Mrs.
gar of DaJLOJ1. .
Mr. and Mrl. DIU were
lupper &Uesta Baturd8J" ot Mr.
and Mri. Ralph DIU . &r)d lion,
Tommy, of SprIng Val.ley. .
Mrs. Robert Greene ot
Mrl. Roy Shaw ot Klenla, and Mrs.
HeDJ')' Berges and clblldren of
Beo.vertowp called on Mr. and
Mrs. Lue MorglUl Sundl!-Y alter
nooD.
Mra. Emerson .Dlll Elpent SUII-
day wIth Mrs. Mattie Zimmer of
Beavertown.
Mra. Allton" Mr. Jobn
Day of Dayton called on Mr. 'and
Mrs. HUey Gibson Sat\lrday, also
Mr. and Mrll. Bill DarIng called
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mn. Olare,nce Craw-
ford were dinner gueslta Saturday
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewlls Cra.wford
of
Mls8 Edna BUlUlell of Lebanon
llpent Sunday with Iier grandpar
ents, Mr_ and Mrs. Hl ly
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tompson
of near Willington 1.P!lllt Sunday
WIth Itbelr mother, Mrs. . Anlla.
Lucas.
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HEAL 18 HINIS
Thill column is IJponsond, In
tbe interest of health, by
Mr. al\d Mrs. James WUdman.. tb'e Warren CountJ T. B. and
Mrs. Nora Kesinger or Jackson, Health AIIBOClatin.
Oh.lo, spent. SUnda,y night with Like many otber ' bab-
Mr. and )lrs. Ernest Earnbart and lte, gettinC enough IIle.ep and rlllt
son, Davld_ ', II one th.at'. important to our
Mrs RI chard Hanes and good looks. models anel
'ters. DOnna. nnd l'amela. Jean, re-I ' mOVIe actTeeses, ..
turned bome Bunday atter spend. I boods depend on lookiJl.g and feel-
Ing II. few weeks with' Mr.. a nd I 111g weD, are vefJ IIlUcb aware
Mu. BUy Gibson ot the Importance relt and
Mr. and Mrs. CharlBil H'oullo- I lleep and make tba.t they
holder and 80n, JUDlor, of Sprlng- get tbelr tull QUota.
field caDed on Mr. and Mrs. AI- I Yet too many of Uel tfJ to ",et
fred MOTSell S'aturday. " aWa7 with" as Uttl sleep and
Mr. and Mrl. Lewis Crawford reat al poaslble. It's true that
and ,daughler, Donna, at XeDia lOme people ueecl le'll r8et an4
Ipent Sunday 'It'Ith Mr. and Mrs. aleep t1rs,n othen. But thOlle who
Clarence Crawford. . defy natON bJ the
., r r -
IaauIfl_t rut ad .leg take
tha1r Smme4late. toU by cuWDc
dOWD a "rlon'. llpeed, acour&oJ
and alertllel. at work or l'tUdy.
la general it IDterfeHi 1t'I.th tuU
Injoyment of the dq'a .mvitlea
because the .utterer ill
out" &Del
From a lonsrange POIDt of
view, Insufficient sleep and rest
can have 1njurtous effects of a
"rmaneD. tnature on the healtb.
While adults need elDough rest
sleep to repalr' parts .of tbe body
by work and play, children
need extra
their bodIes must build aa weD aa
Hpalr by way ot plenty of aleep
and reat. .
For people of aU ages, suffic-
Ient sleep and reet are neceela['y
to maintain the body's reSistance
to molJl: Illnesses and disease
Wb'en energy' Is drained bY! fatigue
and I10t replaced /!os SOon as. PoliS.
Ible by adequate reet, the body
b6comes .vuInerable to Ifctness
that ' It would ordinarily reallt.
TlIooBe wJ1O! autter trom sle8l)-
le88ne8s for unexplained reuons
should see tbelr dootoJ'8. ProlO1lg-
ed Inability tp sleep can be the
sign of a serious U1ne88 and the
doctor might dttt.ect unlluspected
dlleue or infection.
Many eaaes of Insomnia, how-
ever, are due to easily corrected
things , like worry. overworJ(, lack
,of pbyslcal eXeretse and fresh air,
ad eating to heavily immediately
before bedtime.
Doctors beUeveth'at good sleep-
Ing bablte, It establIshed early
In We , have a tendency to per-
PAGII I'IVIS
party a_t the CoUeeum in Darton
Saturday e\'enfna'.
Mr. and Mn. Vemon Pursel,.
-md sons were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Fi sher and fnmtly of Hili.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hicks and
son IIJtended a Tbanksgtvlng ban-
quet Monday evening at tbe mil
orest ' Christian d burch of Dayton.
Miss Margaret Harlan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Harlan,
PI Itbe George 'Walblngton Un!
of WashlJigton D. 0.. h'as
been elected to theHonoTllry' Na-
tional J;Iome Economics Society
an" lB' acting as part time In
structor In ltihat departmenlt..
Mr. and Mrs_ Therle Jonet! and
son, Mrs. Nettie Emrick and Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Jones were Sun-
day dinner guests ot Mr. IUld Mrs.
Charles Anderson of Waynesville.
Robert Oorwin, in compay'
WIW Mrs. Dumrord and Mrs. Cou-
chot , ot Dayton were Clncinna.tI
vistors on Wednesday.
Members ot the "-R Club and
their parents attended AcbleTe-
ment Day at Lebanon
Mn.rta Rush ,;ecleved a prize for
desert and Carolyn Burnhart for
baking.
Mr. and Mrl. Harry' Burnet
were present at the turkey dJnner
given by th'e ladles of We M. E.
Church at WaynesvlIle TbUl'Bday
evening.
Mrs. Harold Beckett a.nd daugb
ter Janet, SUzann) Harilln and Mrs.
Elizabeth Jones ' attended the In-
S)) ctlon of the RaInbow girls at
Lebanon Monday eVening.
list adulthood. favorable
to restful Include ,regularity
of burs, proper ventIlatlnn in the
sleeping room and the a!Oldance
of heavy eating and undue excite-
ment In the hours immediately
bedUlne.
o
T!JRKEY SUPPER
and BAZAAR
Valley Methodlat Church
.SAT . DEC. 3, 19.9
Serving at 5; ' 6; 6:S0 P.M.
Call Spring Valley 8-7216, 3-7611
or 37216 for reservation II.
Mr. a.n,d Mrs. Vernon Puraely
enterta.tned 'the "Friends Clus"
Satun!ay eWlniDg at a. "Sadie
Ha.wkln,,\,' day party. TwUDlty
membere were with Mr.
---1 and Mrs. Baughfan an4 famlly ..
gue'ta. A mOlt enjoyable Um. wae
spellt.
Mr. and M.rs. Ernest Earnhart ,body'. demana.
&n'd son, David, Miss Clara Da,, when It becomea &relook
gbler, Mr. Mrs. Robert Earn Ing for trouble.
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ORDER YOUR
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Mr. and Mra. Harvey Burnet
TODAY '
FOR iMMEDIATE DELIVERY
PRICES REASONABLE
Ed Burton
PHONE VIA NES. 2809 I WAYNESVILLE ROUTE 1
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; Prepare Y Car Winter
II .. PERMANENT AN1:1FREEZE Prestone ' & ' Zerone
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A CLOSED CAR IN' WINTER
MUFFLER OR TAlLPJPE 'IIWITE'$ TROUBLE
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LET 'US CHEcK YOUR
MUFFLER TAIL PIPE TODAY!
Genuine W.Uter MUfflers
. . .
And For All
01 Gus.
WE CAI.J.. FOR AND DELIVER Y.OUR CAR
SUNOCO -SERVICE
w,ere Friday ' gueets of th'e latter-I
brother, Dr. Ernest Rosn&lle and
faml1y of LoildoJ1.
Major J. M. Stocktop of' '9tian
In$.on D. 0: haa been the hpule
guest of Mr. apd Mrs . . Ernest H ...... .
Ian tb'e lut
Sunday .atternoon caners of Mr.
and MI'II. H&lTT Graham and
mother nre Mrs. Harry Holmes,
MJ'8. Ella Loy. Mrs. Neille Mont
Mrs\1 Anna IbwIIer and .
daughter aD of Dayton.
Mrs. Forest Oonrtn of Dayton
' has been vleltlng the put week
with ,b.er uncle and , aunt. Mr, and
Mrs. Robert . Col'WiJ1. .
,'Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Ross and
daug'b.ter atit.ended an N. Cj R.
LEGAL NOTICE
PubUo notice II hereby gtven
that Oblo central Telephone Cor-
poration hu ftled with The Pab-
-lIC'UtJUtter'COmmfaslon of OhIo
an ApplloatloD, the IUbltaDoe and
'prayer of whlob 'are to Increue
,Ita ratea and aharIJ- tor tele-
,phone aemOll od to me Ita Tar
iff. No. 11 to etfect
Il'Uch Increases I n rates and
to be effeetlTe OlD the
date' or dat. to be ordered bJ
the CommlB8lon and In th-e 1IIll.
lalblta . thereto attached and made
a part thereof. The pro'poled re-
vllikm4 'Will effect Increuea In
fates and clluiea throUghout tile ,
temtofJ In 'frIdch the' Company
o.,.ratM.
A CO" of the AppUcatton, in.
a copy of the pretlent and
the proposed .che6n1-. may be
lnspect;e4 by &lIT IDt.rute4 party
at the otnoe of ' the COmmllBton,
Ohio Departmata Balldtng, 801.
umbu, Obto, or ' &D7 of-
nce of the Com,...,.:
OHIO OIINTllAL TJIILlIl'PBONE
CORPOlllA.T10N'
By, Gear.. B. QlJ&tman. Prealdnt
Noy. II, Dec. I, a, . I ...
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1ELEPHONE 2291
"WAYNESVIL.LE, OHIO
READY FOR
T!1at'll how evefJ dre .. In your
wardrobe IIhould bel
Let us clean. your trookl to give
them freshnes8. IUld longer lire!
w. In Town
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AT 'nIE
HARVEYSBURG GARAGE
TO SERVE YOU AS BEFORE
MR. AND MRS. awu.ES -
PHONE WAYNISVILLE ..,
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PAGE SIX
WOMAN'S WORLD
--- -- _. -.- NEEDLEWORK PATTER lIS
Solution to Many Yule Presents
To Be Found in Sewing
Sofit, Cuddly Toy Easy Sewing
By Ertta Haley
A RE THERE GAPS on your
Santa Cia us Ust. In spite, or
most energetic_ pl,annl ng? lias
the budget turned out to be slimmer
than your gUt n ed ?
a' wonderful solution to many gi.!t
problems in your sewing machine
nnd the scrap baC_
U you're looking for an attrnctlve
beh for a teennger, an extra spe
cial needle case or pin cushion for
Aunt Martha or perhaps an unusual
looking 8acliet tor fashionable
frlenii Mary, chance. are that you
enn find some decorative
trom the Labric 8crap bag,
Or, perhaps ybu're like a lot of
other who, 'conslstenUi go
through , remnant .ales and find
there . are. maDY lllece. -of , material
which look. "Interesting" enough to
pIck up, and these arE; stored in a
drawer. .All these may be' of value
to create an array of dollarwlse
gltts.
So many people' value 'the dis:
t1nctiveness , of a homemade glft
that pnl thought cate sewed
Into It, that you need not , be the
least ap.prehensive about givln,g It.
Study , those to whom you're giving
gifts, and see i1 you can't come up
with some clever and attractive
Idea that' wiU lJIean so mucb more to
them than a more expensive gUt
to be bought in haste and regretted
the next year_
Homemake Appreciate
Boaleb'old QUIs
Friends of yours, 'married
single, who keep house even on II
small 6cl\Ie, are easUy pleased with
any number of Items tllnt can be
whipped together in a jiUy. Their
bobbies nnd homes give you the
key to their
Enchanting- _ tlla , (and coffee>
cozies are a speedy job on. the sew-
Ing macbiqe and make . a suitable
gift for any woman who gather. a
friends togetheF after
noon for chat an,d
'Make the COQ In the ,hape of a
ClUIU1!ng little cottage, using white
Clotton fabric for the frame of the
houle. gree!l cotton for the r,oot.
Doors and sbutters can be appllqued
machine's zigzag-
ger attachment. A scrap of cot-
, I
Youngsters' Delight
SCRIPTURE: J .. remlnb 1: 14:7-22: 20;
2:2: '..2.1; 32: 11- 10 ; 37-39.
nEVOTIONAL READlNG: Pbllllp.
pl "no I : 12-20. '
Spokesman of God
LessoD for November 199
I GOD USE of , strange
I
c;haracters. What Bhari we
think of a preacher who trred t()
beg oU trom being a preacher?
'
I What can we mll,ke of a man who
actually reproacl'led
.. ere are two endearlne tois
which ,ou caD turn 00' with tbe
belp of
J
your sewlorr maobtbe
delli'ht {a child'. heart OD
Chrl.Unaa mormn... :l'ou'll find
your looal sewing cenler 'uU of
suggestions on 'hlngs to sew for
tbls busy seasoD and tbe IIcrap
ball' will offer limitless possibil-
ities for dresslor stuifed dolls.
God for
: him Into the minis-
try? How shall we
rate a mall .who in
time of war urged
his own lIatioD to
surrender, who was
bellel(ed by almost
nobody, who was
repudiated by his
own class and, even
his own family?
What can we say of a man who
was often in hot water with the city
authorities, who spent months of his
time in )all, wbo was called aubver
would appreciate a clothes "In sive. and who ne-ver got along witlJ A
apron. This can be mnde from a the established religio!l of hli
small scrap of sturdy cotton' in a time?
Looks Real
DARLING little creeping doll
thsit looks almost reaL She's
solid color, with the . aist band The propbet Jeremiah ' was tllat
and the pockets trhnmed; in a con- man-; ,yet p06terlty honored him,
trasting floral print. His owh" generaUon , thought him a
. No one Who keeps house l!an ever liar. But some then knew, us \ve
have enough pot holders. A set of know today, that he' was a teller
two or 'three of these is eas ily of God's truth. II spokesman of Goli.
FIIIST AID to the
from gay materi als. Or. if
you prefer, put , together some '
quUted mittens that can be !.!lied Was he a pessiinist?
All,lNG
for ha,ndllpg hot things about the WE KNOW (Jer. 1) that Jeremiah
kitchen. Floral sprigged prints arc did not wish to be a prophet "Vheck\ld" Enamel
popular for the mitts, and the cuffs In the place. t\wl,lgh
can be ' piped with a solid-colored Isaiah he back- not lrqm, a QUESTION: Is th!1re any way to
matching maleri al. -sense of sin but .because he thought smooth the enamel on our wootl-
Make Prac'lcal Gifts of hImself as a mere chilC\- work without completely removing
For 'he New Brides We know (chap. 20) that at times It? It has sever&! coats of vuious
New homemakers are rendlly he was thoroughly dJscouraged colors of enamel and varnisn en it.
pleased when they' think ot thJngs , about himself, and even, cursed There ,are tine cracks or checks
for their new bomes. Since they're day .he was born.' It is also true that in somlc of the enamel. Could we
bound to be enterlaininlt a lot, in the 'last war ' wagcd by hll little rub it with turpentine Cf some.
frilly hostess aprons are certain to cou!ltry of Judah : belore It was thing, then sand it before repaint- '
give thelJl a glow ' of p]ensure. 11 smashe'd, his advioe firOm begin ing? If we h,ave to remove all the
you want to make the gift more ning to' end WBI ".surrender," , ' old how shOUld we do that?
elaborate, make the half aprons No wonder, people thought him a Use a paint and varnish remfilver?
match with a ' brmge and napkin pessimist, . a calamity-howler. We walilt to repaint our woodwork,
set. before we caU him luch namel we' but tholse checks ' dhoW through so
Place mats and breakfaot cloths Plust ,remember two thingl. First that it doesn't look nice.
are another of the great needs ' Is, that his unwillingness to be a I
which uluai1y bBve unless prophet. ' and the fact that 80 to ANSWER: You have the right
thc)1 were heavJly "showered" pre. speak he l1ated' the Job, marks a Jdea, but In reve.rse-that is, you
nuptually, These may be Ilmple, vital fact: he, perhaps .. v en more should ,use the san.dpaper first,
plain coltons with contrasting tape than other prophets, sensed the dif- and then oU turpentine
to bind the edges ,or flor.} plastic ference between his own ' Ideas and If you were
cloths are
t
tG wipe what God wu /laying through him, 10i ,to you w01;lld have to
clean. . -' . EveD wben "bat the Lord tak(' 0_'1: all the finish; but
of the clotfet aid waa Dot what they t1aem- as you are go 109 to use paLM
accessories are another ' of the ' RIves would bave wlsbed tG agalll, I[ do not believe it . will be
lt6ms 'that might be appro. ay. they .poke for .be .Lord necesllary to take off aU the paint,
prlate , ,a .et '01 The otb,er &biD, wblch would be a jqb.
thre.e .,-pr more of the 1 10 remember Is tbat ' wben the lind checks should be
material lor lingerie ft. aim. " eve,rybody wanta to bellege a I out smoothly so that they
pIe ,gift would be a quilled'P!astlc " pleaaDt lie. aDd a maD come. , WI I.) nl!l show tbfOUih the Dew
handkerchfef or h'ose' conialOer into!, alons leUins the unpleasanl fimsh.
wlilch you've tucked a \ sachet JUllt &ruth. be t. not a pelllmls', he
to make them mor:e interesling. I Sa IIlmply' fae'l. From Burbot
lor the ..kitchen Jeremiah IItood by ' the facts as Liver ods fro", the snakylook-
take flO to sew and Goli' gave, hi", Insight to lee them . . ing, fish the.
mak!! a charming glft_ Choose the If they Jailed' him tor it, he coutd burbot. :Vleld to elght hmes ,
fiprals, ,- or use plain mater-Ials not help 'that; but they could not Il?ore Ul, vitarnuuo than codliver
pIped wll;h contrasting shut his mouth nor close biB eyell, ,oil.
With a little time to spend, " . ---:--__ --''--_-'-____ ..:..
you Wiln,t to up , " F. Y
these 10weIs witW apjHiques. Was ,be a " .or opr
Scrap Yields .' I JEREMIAZi \jIas constantlY
Olns for YOUDg ' lllry ' cused ot acts and attitudes whl$ U. S .
. Don't think for' a minute' that you today " might-be "subver-
have to buy expensIve and fancy 'sivll,'l though he dearly loved his
toys for the the country; This was bqcause he dared
nicest , gifts 'ever lIeen was to rebuke the ambltIons at bis
made, a PIece of COl,lIltry'S leader.s.
old .t 'had a, Tbey said: Our counJI'Y shall be
dO\l(1l th!l back so free I But ,knew It wouJd
Buy
be easa, aU tor II not be free. They ,said: Our king
tubbing. Overalls the buir- will conquerl Jeremiali knew I)e
DY and werl! made , from a small woulB end his days a prlsOIIer.
scrap . of checked unp'opular, to put It
. with , the bib outlined in mildly. because he advised his
blue bias tape. , . country to take the only place
01 tea cozy Is the quilted 't'ersion
of the flower-sprigged cotton that
has lining and lIn!ng and cov
er stLtch\!d together 10 one opera.
tion with the qullter attacbment.
' Homemakers wl10 are used to a
Weekly. and wasbipg
a, 10 fabric, easier al
. to .i\bouette and-geDerally Dew-
er aDd more feminine look Ins
Is the bloDSed lult fublon. This
Is Ute fasbioD which I. rapidly
becomloa not oul, the esteb-
litIbed Ityle lor the seaSOD bat
for SpriD, well. BoU.woven
Dovelt, tweedl, .heer woolens
llid otller fine fabrics wltb their
drape and color. have added
impel.. for ibis Dew mood In
nits. BlDce the laterm ts ID
tile .0ft17 belted couto. of u.e
blo.... ekI.... . r e IImple,
-ate... ... lheatIHlke. TIle
II&1Ie .. aeeIIbt .or tile tlellder
....... .. .".,.,. .. &bon-
...............
Soft thy!! 'such as these are esrie- among the nations 1\ could take-
cially gooir"for young babl,,! since an humble one. . '
th"ey won't hurt aqd df . 'as DOW, Persona
course, there', no breakage for thlb" thai pa'rlotism meaDO be-
to clean. When madl! care- Hevlng )lours 'I Ute perfect
the , clothes should come off conDtT)' f aDl'ODe potoSa to In-
easily for laundering instead of be- justice ID oar land, sbme one
lng, sewei:l ,to' the doll or anima'1 ' may ,ell, "Deporl,. blml" But
, All. sorts a! dolls and' animals Jeremlah- IhG'I'ed wbal II
be made frozp scraps of mate- ' &rue patriot, Be 'I, no' Dece .. r-
rulls such as are found In' fob Uy ..he man who approves an
r1c -bag. Make your own patterns, Ute forelp policies Gf btl Da.
or buy thl)m U you feel you lack tiOD (Jeremlab' approved not
insp1ration. ' , ,
one), Dor ,&be man .pelks
UtUeo J irls from six, to eight and only eood of his oount!')' aDel bls
older will ,be partlcularly fnnd of I '
, '"I peop e, " ".,
you if you do somethlnjt about reo
plenishing their doll's wardrobe. The best patriot II the person
Its easy enough to get the doll from who, ieein" his country al God
the mother for measurements iuid lees it, . wij1 dare ' to speak out
then to make an,. number or ', against evil be finds It,
dresses, bonnets, underwear. ,coats, ' ." '"'
blankets, etc. depending upon , the A ' Way to Know God ,
extent of your ,gift. JEREMIAH' knew ,God well. and '
Bibs for Wlll - nev_ the trouble with his contemporar-
mothers, whether." the cbii'ct [E tes was that 'iqey did not know God. .
teething or in the stage of learnlnr But Jeremiab did not 8IIy:. "Know
bow to eat, Terry cloth from -a-n ole G6d by becoming a prophet like
towel might be I!sed. and trimmec me," for he' knew that only' a few ,
with tloral material. Plastic Is gool are called to be prophets. Neither
for such purposes too, and ' thi: did he lay, "Go to church oftener,"
is usually finished with bia. tape, tor lOU, can see In chap_ '1 what he
Teeli-A,ers WIU Cherllh, though, of the Temple of his Ul1'le.
These Xladll of GUlli He pointed to the "ODd king
Belts are the big rage amonr Josiah (chap. 13), That kinK had
teell-ager, right now. ' The gUt thaI found God, not In a mystic vision
can be made l ia a twinkling is L Uke Jeremlah'lt not in burnt of
bution-tJ1mmed belt thaI rerInls and .acrincn, but In the
can be worD with any party dress dolog 0; justice, looklni out for the
or as a llamo!' accello17 for blouse exploited, carini the belpleu.
and skirt combination.. Plain .eeinl that justice WU dOh
striped or polka-dotted tCo:s,rt,b\ ,Il.1' tho Inw ..... Uon couIIeU
ribbon, ranlln. In width. from t.wo of R t,loIIII I!;dua.UoD on lIeJIalf of -
to tolU' Inches caa be u.aed. ReI__ iii
14 Inches, the body Is made of
soft- coUon, hair of yellow yarn,
features embroidered. Her ward
robe consists of a diaper and com-
[ortable one piece romper.
e
Pattern ' 1'Io. 15323 conslo,s of pnt-
terqt ll1r.terl DJ reqlltremenl muklng ' a nd
Unlsnlng ftlrecllDl18. cblot "tlar. ror em
broldor y And lIIus tra Uon".
( u '; ,
SEWING NEEDI,J;;WORK
0110 s ,'; Weill ' 6', <l.I ..... 1, m.'
Enclose :w conll, fot pattern,
No.
Name
, Aclclr.,.
"How
,People Can Be

have
In,lyouY way to be kiDd to th - 'Iv... '
'l'bey dou't whip their .y.teml witb
barab, paihful ca lhartlci. lnatead, thel
tum to Nature', RelD!ldy_ For Nalure.
Remedy, Nt tablet&, ia romp,*", e!!t.U,tly
Oflllltuial, vegetablelaxai:!vee-eo
mbolL people tab them at nigbt beca)lM
, ill Dot 6turbed, yet regularity
ill acooJ;!lpliabiid the lIHt momln ...
Try lR.t our 811118_. 26 tablets 26c,
Buy Ii bolt at IWY drull .tore and try It.
. If you ari! nof completely _tisfled/.r,eturn
the bo:o:.and Itnwoe!l tablets to ua. we will
refund your money plu. \>oetage.
PlAIN O. CANDY

, . '
What '
can YtU do
with Plastic Wood?
,........,.., W.L .:. '"
Wo;" I, ,..t.d f. I ....
1111 ....... .,... ... cracIta I ..
hll "' ........ 1 ... I,"e ... Id.
; .......... _ .. , ........ _ .. ..,. .. '
: .
! 1::. __ OOtJAW O(JtIG ' .
-, "LivinqlOy"O:nq .=
. .,.,. M
o.us " Funl Make Donald act. sUve on your Bilger,
.,.. You lot rin; GIld III'cret mnllDot!o control_ No
tf!!.!J. ,trings! No IIprinl!lll No ' WII'OS or bJattOrloe!

..... : NoUlin, to lOP out oC order-DO ,ldll noodod..
c> w. ,.... E!'8y duecti.om IDcluded .
wrth each rml_
Whole-wheat nourishment richer , ma\tfe,
tate iD .V8l' apooli!u1! o,t hap-get P6)PI
fir' .. _MltS1I ClilIIII,. IELl.OCl'S. ,
..... .. _II ..... ::: .. y, '
.. --.. -.--- ..
DAY'TEST AND MY DOCJOR's i.
WAS NO 'SURPiuS 10
ME! IICNDW U ...... ARE MIlD
Thunday,Novemher 24, lM9
;.
-CLASSI FI ED !
J)EPARTMENT
.
1l0N'T .... n oil' .1.'" lit. for
be " tl"... rllnll,
Beboo eqUOC,. al Cbl.opr,,,I.
1111 N, Mo,ldlha sl.. Inoll/.Dopalb. Ind.
B Dent TeohlDlelQu. Sturt your own
,lab(>r .. lorr ,Be In busllleaa for yauraell.
lndlvldu" ' J""trucllon. Write toduy for
complete Jnformnllon. Ohio Sobool 01 lit
.lIaalo.1 DOb""Ir,. 1111 Pr pul .
D.,I .0, Vln.laod 111. Ohio.
AND ' RANCHES
JIIO-ACIlE DAIlY( Ir AllM
SIxroom tlou , IDrile barn, weU equipped
d.lry; lool1t.'<I five mUe. enS! 01 Peklli.
Ind., all the Blu.e RI"er Rd.: electricity
_d wllter IYlltem. S .,
Lilli. Terroll ,
ltara. 'RO II :, I'e"la. JD4'ana.
HELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN
.PARE TIME WORK.ERS: In all
tl l\1t.rtll\In, 4< prolllllblO HOllie WO'k.
lie your own bou. Details free. Wrlle
."LE. BOX a1nK. RIOUMOND, VA.
JilEN, WOMEN,. Club..
Ko,ke 301) " pront ho)p. kill the don-
lerous ,nls. DI.trJbute 25 ! I pock"I
1n03eY.bDc:k 1114:lIIIle.,d Kils",,,n B'olll to
J1ro4,el
HELP
NU-VOGUE . P,LASTICS
Have apc.nlnts for na.rcaslve Ilouscwlvl!l
io d<;mo.... \r .. t 'lperlar .Quallty soCt <pi.,."
lie on pl nn: monu(aetur.d In
ott. , wrile
le8Z1 lI.rkl.,. lid., Dayton, 01>10'
HOME FURNISHINGS & APPLI.
tJA V. '100.00 on .upm-, Fr ... e r.. BrUDd
NeW-Ali lead ng l.fllkes.
Bearlr. F .. r It. ra, Ohio.
LEARN AUCTIONEERING
C1erldnll ond 'Au.cllon Sal ,
at the WI onola Seb.ol ., Ad
... deed Aletlo"eerlnr-, Malll,oD. WlleGD"
.10. P. O. II, .. , 268. 8C1hool term al arlln"
on. " ..U.' f.r .r .. ClAtalo,.
MISCEr,LANEOUS
PECANS .... PEANUTS, Shellecl PecalUl
JloUon poll. 14,00 pp. Shelled Pea nuts, :I
lb., SI ,OO: 5 for 12.00 pp. SAM Wi ....
D IS:, ALA.
JeAMMOTII IU!lLIillIl Peoon Halve.: 14;
(lollon tin pall. 1'1.60 pp. Sollafd.UoD
'Jlu Qrontoed. SOUTHERN COM.
PANY, I Me IItb Ave., 1;; (, Dee"tu., AI
WHY UAVE- nOAoflEsi'R"D klLlll
llooch , W. ("rbUIIS, elc. Not pallon 10
!luman. or poll . tll.00, Roslp. ld. , . H.
ClOWl."'G, _ Ohene .. e .I, 1I0alt.a 1 Tex.
)00 Clr .. l.. ...Itoro 11.00 Postj>[Jd.
MimeographIng Ink 11.20 Ib .. Stenclll
.1.20 \lor dozen. ALBEE. =86' Wei'
81.. LOS ANGELES ft, CALIF.
ARTlIRI'I;IS, NEURITIS;' nm::l,c 1':M""" A'= T=" J8"' M"',
E.lmtnAte PBln. NO DRUGS.
DOME VAl'OR BI\TH, !5 ,
A"o .. HUN71NO!ON, W. VA.
,REAL Eln'ATE-MISC.
Ie,.p POlted on V.I ....
., Re.dlnl the I ' "
"A ,.
em IIWI 600D-TASIING
SCOrrS EMUlSION
a.lpi bllIJd at.mlna - heIP.I built!
_tltIIJI .. to corda, II ..,Ilnptors oIDa't
--' trDourb' polUral ...AD
Scott'l II bIJh ... elVJ'
FOOD TONIQ -.
. . .1 .... oC .,.'}..r4l "aD
Vlta",lal, .ft. '." .... ,.
lluildllUf aatllrol 011. , ElO.j
t4 take, Many d.etoro
Ncomlllund it I Bu, todaJ
at 70\11' dMIII lioN.
, J
MOlE than lUSt a tonlc-
it'. po-'vl
'a I,.,I,I WO S,
1.1.51 LICII
raJlC,a, .,,--.n
THE MIAMI GAZE'I"l'E W A Y.NESVILLE,

PACwF.
F.or Your Future Buy
U. S. Savings Bonds
A leo h' 0 I 'i c s
ar. 18 EGPLE In or,ODI Deed
of proper 'realment. 3 to 5 dOYI
1I0lPllauzaUOD .equJred, followed II,
weeki 0' ".arJou. neeeisary tonle.
prourlbed II, our ' LIcenleO Pbfll
CIaDI . No cllar,e for booklet or pri-
"ale call1UlLaUon.
The LEE"INSTltUTE
tGJ4 MonCromery Rd .. ClIlelllDaU II.
;lillo-Telephone RBdwood
AS II"
is
t: ,
coniaina magical lO",NOl '
Finer' Quicker ; Belfer IOe and 2()1'
Mother, ,au know What won-
derful relief 'OU get when ),011
rub on VlcllB VapoRubl
Now ... wbenyour chUdwatea
up In the night. tormented with
croup, cough ot a cold, bere'a
a .peciol to use Vicks
VapoRub, It's VopoRub Steam
-and it brinis olmwt
'mtonellll
Put a !food spoonful of Viets
. :VapoRub In a. bowl ot bollIng
waUlz: or va.porlzer, Then , let
, your ch1ld breathe In the
.oothJn8VopoBub Steam, Med-
vapors penetrate deep
intO cold-congeated UJlW broil.
ch1al tubes and Y KS
br1Dg reUefamth Ie
l1re4lh/ V oRu.
.-
I ALLU8 BAY iller. ain't no barm In
beln' he!ldetrang, ' 10 101llr a:a ,.0'1'.
headed In' tile rlgbt dIrection.
...... d Jt(n"JUJi .. W""-,, IIprIDaIloI4. Er,-
. ,
J4ND SAKESI J jait can't keep up
with "Table-Grade" Nu-Maldl NoW'
It's b.,tter '0 ever. Yep. They've 1m.
pro.ed my favorlte' lIPread made
It even belter taatlu' more smooth
IIPreadln', ADd new Nu.Ma.ld's got &
brand , ne-,v package to k"ep that
sweet, churned-fresh aavor lIeIIIetl
In! ' .
TBl!;BE'S LOTS 0' folka jes' like
penni ell-You ean't change 'em 1\0
matter bow hard you trY.
IS paid Chrloilt 1'"",", HI..."" N. (1.
. , .
IT'S PLAIN to see tho dlfferenoe In
cakes "n plea when you bake wIth a
top qua.l.Ity shortnin'. And that
means new, Improved NuMald-the
beUer-lhan-eV4ir mlU'gll1'ine that.'.
gobd tuUn' illiteel,.

will be paid upon publication
to the first oontrlbutor of each' &C-
, eepted ' .aYlng or Idea. Addr
"Grandma" 109 East Pearl Street,
CinclnnaU 2, OhIo,
COW-loon

..
rAGF EIGHT
TH'B MIAMI GAZETTB. W
_. - -
Ath FAllU.Y HARDW,:m ... f:. =:
I Twin Theatre, Waynesville = RATEI: On.o.nt per word, O. Role .. . .. . .. ,ro- <nr Cf:r' -r:r tSl = .,
:: MAKE DAY A REAL SUCCESS _ ill mInImum ohara', as Otnta. I. MuUord . .. . . . .. 161 166 1" '41 U' II1TI' 110 .,
ATTEND 11IE CHURCH OF YOUR FAI'nI ENJOY A GOOD II! Thrt. In.trtlon. for .h. prlo. V. HID ........... 11& 115. IH. 485 115 1771 1
1
5'''1
-
f t F I W .. ..Jlamby ... ..... 101 UI 1., 5J1 l'rT 1888
= 'BIRD' DINNER FOR FA.UILY DESSERT SEE: .,'" l 0 WG'. orma 0 oat ._n...
I"'u 1"
=

day Mon
a. Palmer : .... ... 16" . 18'11 1.. 618 114 . ..ow
.
LORETTA YOUNG and VAN JOHNSON in
I. .. J'alrl., 85& 801 ' Till I" 1. ss
I==- . TO '0 70
5 BANK Bul) ... a ..
Wont.
LDIt ESE Feature hown at 7 :15 and .9 P.M. - Same Show Nite == Francis Gene Brown, phone. 8U 811 81'
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26,. Roth Rom .... ....... - Aclte .. Find Of 1-949 Waynesville 2472 or call col- ---------------------:.--
_
.oe
! t W'! . t HUNTa AND ltaCK, NOM THa TypaWRITIlR OF JIM JON ..
.. Teama With No Man' In A Sequel To "Belle Starr", Remember? . ec. J mmg on 211 t.
. Belle Starr's Daughter
E Spartans Win Two More Games '
::: AL:. CHAPT. 12, DICK TRACY AND: FOX CARTOON .;; cubIc ,.srct. We alllo dellYer. AltK- g
ITAOE.t: SON, Phone JOin. tr The W.1DOIvllle ItPart&1ll kept
SUNDAY - MONDAY "NO'V'EPtmER TOP-THRIllER" - 28 1i55l
____ tbelr lUI Ilue clean by wlnDlnr
The reeen. was a gam. filled
wltb action aDd .xclteain't dOWn to
til. hnd horn with lh'e loc.l. ntt
tlng tbelr eecond 'Win. 11 to 25.
The little Spartan. led 10 to 2 at
the balr and It looked a. If th.,.
coaat to a "Icto..,. but tbe
picture ehonrecl aa tba cond ball
opened.

WANTE[)- To Rent. rarm b,. th.lr tint loqu. pme rrom H.r
Knock On Any Door
tlie month. n.feren08l. Leoma ,..e,.burr '14., and Imearftllr Cen

.. . W'7uelTlll.. Phone 'ernUl. II' 16 (0.
Sunday Shows Continuow From 2:30 P.M.
I 2821.
'rho'rica1ar .tartlq Uno-ap of 53 _ . -
I
Timmy BlmplOn, Earnhart. 8heean
= E D ONLY A' I & N 8 t1 NOV 29 roR SAI.E- 18118 tt,6 tOn damp and Btanl, took the Door laat 1'l1.
TU S AY nlma. ature at es -. = truclt (tr'o,rd), .82/i0. In lhape_ 53==
Sahu and Gail Russell In SONG OF INDIA
1== lin' Bun.oco Service. Wayuee. da,. nlPt agalnlt the Hane,..burlJ
T'
'1''''1'11 and rot offlo a raet Itart Ceoterrllle came baclt bllM willi
- COMING SOON: THE OREGON TRAIL - 15 CHAPTERS
leadl ... 11 to & at tbe end of the

t== roR 8ALPJ- Hog built to . flrllt quarter. The con-
H -pofntl to the looala 3 In tbe
3rd perfod and took tb. lead at
1613. Wayneevtlle I.V .. tur'"
ed right around n.ttlng It In lb.
::u: and le4 28 to
Plymouth, Brockton, Lowell and villo 2001. nUt
Texas Eastern Continues Expansion' I /iroo. bunplow. .
, Concord Nashua N R' d 00 Cl>n l on. Phon. Wa1ftN.
Rllr'fe,.!!burr I'll a gllmp,e or lut , period to Centerv1ll"1 9 to
Joy in the thlnt .. lAd .by eelt out a tbrl11 packed 27-26 viet-
Wllecm they 8 Quiet "mel. ory. HUitiocU. Robblnll and Jor
to come wlthln t points of t,.lng dan led the way for W&1neavllle
the lcore When Wa""eevll1e got acorlng 10, 9 and 7 point. leepect.
Texas Eastel'n Trans mission year fron: its compressor st ation
Corporation today asked th.e . n ear Ohio, as far as
Federal Power Commission f oi' Concora, Hampshire, thru
authority to COl1stru t additional a new pipe line.
pipe lIn.e faCilities t o sel'Vc utili - The new line would !' loop," or
ties In the .New England area parall el. wi th aOinch pipe, the
with as much as 200.000,000 existing incH lines from Lebanon
feet of natural gas per' day by to ' Connellsville, Pennsylvania.
1951.
. From Ulat the eXisting
owner- of the Big anll Lit-
tle 'Big Inch pll e Una system
which virtually u I' I' O.lI n d
Wjlynesville fil ed its request by
amendment to a previous appli-
cation of March 10, 1918, in
which it origLnally made known
Its desh'e to serve New England.
Texas ' Eastern prOI osed in to
day's amendment to the
. New England area by transport
ing up to 45. billion cubic feet per
e '
inch lines would be used for the
'.ranspbrtatian of addll:ional gas
to Lambertvllle, New Jersey. An
additional 49,200 compressor
t{orsepower woult! be in talled
on the system. From Lambert-
ville, a new 26ln h HIli! "(ould be
built to ut ility systems in Green
wich, Bridgeport, Norwalk, Der-
by, New Haven, Hartford, Wa-
terbury and Naugatuck, Coli.ncc-
ticut; Springfield, Holyoke, Wol;'-
cester, Bc;>stonj New Bedford.
. ' . ' IS COMING -. LET US
PREPARE ' YOUR Ct ;R TO, GIVE
DEPEND B E SERVICE.
GULF PRODUCTS - TIRES
Hastings' , Garage
NORTH STREET, ' WAYNESVILLE, OHIO

television ,
.... just
carried .. 00'1"
29 lb . ! Compact io .ize
.. - 16
1
1'2'" UI.n/16"
dup. No special lIand' 011
lable requiftd.
Plu, il in
Ihere is AC curran. in uy
leJecastinl area. 'Sh back
and ic!
complete with antenna
New BROADVIEW
scrUR ,iyet larret piClure
. . . dearer, bripcer
Iml,e. on 28.1 square
lacha of Kreen. .
New TuniD."
. simplilied concroh for
quick lUIIiDI. J2'jIO.icioD
cuner f.or .11 leleYi.ioD
chUlJleJ
$139.95'
Rich.looIeiD, cabiDet in
Imulaced leacber. Self-coo.
'Iined lu .... .et,
tompl!" -h.h Goldeo
BtUiUtIIJaL ..
FAIRLEY HARDWARE
Waynesville
Ohio
_oo ..
possibly pther 2184. U.slt
the' area.
FOR SAL1!l- Coal. blaolt. aile 18:
"Texas Eastern is ' eager t o 44. long. ,120: Black an4 red. wool
serve the New England arca." and rayon drell!!, 'II; Blaok and
R. R. president of 'I'I' X- 1Vhlte 2p:le\=9 dreill. '8; Oold
aR Enstern. said. "We feel t hat drellll. ,,: Blaok. blue trim dreltl,
the character of our service and t6 ; Blact linen dre U; Black
our rateR will be attractive to ,aklrt nouMe front drea. tz- All
utUitie!' a nd customers In the drel!lIee .Ize 18. Mrs. Olenn Holt
New England states.'! Mr. Rar- Ingllworth, MaIn It.. Harve,,"'url',
grove added that further details Ohio. 11-1O-8t
of this nro.iectwould also be an W:rUC ARB. J'O:R CmLD1t1!ll!f-
nounce<f at the hearings. By the da,. or durtnlr eft1ltnp.
mo'fSQ and led at th.. end IvaI,.,
of the tblrd period.
.1 2 II ... T
1tarY.,.bul'f .,&111 lDoved fut Centerville 2 0 14 I 26
at .th. o!)tftlbg of tbe lut WaJileevllte 7 3 S U 27
perfod q'aJn .movel1 Into BOX SCORES OF VARSITY
.trlltlng dlltance but Woyneevll1e Waynesville ro tr T
oame dl'fin!t back to leore 15 polntB Tlnney .. 5 11
and 10 on to win "'34, Stmp_ol1 6 G 11
Dan BlmOlol1. 1aek TIru1ey. tt.r- Earnhart ,4 4 12
Ian. I!lI.ntl\art ted tbe wilY with 16. I stante,. '1 1 ' . I
11. rua4 12 1IGlntB reepeettvety. 1ftl I!lbHlln I 4
Te?'as Eastern's dally sales ca- C.lest& lI'I'tle19, !!loath it.,'
oacity wlll from Ita Ville, PhOlJ,f 1m. .
'IOJl ".. blp Icorer for .Hlln.,... I TawIOIl 0 (J (I
bare wltb 1l pOltlt., O"Bantoa. 0 0 0
prp!:entJy authorized
=-_
cubic feet per .da'y to 940,000,000 FOR SAL'Bl - ft.rooWl boulie,
1 I I ''I' Harve,..bur.r FG I!' T
Rar.e,..1Iurg " 10 10 9 34 DII'ft. . f 0 a,
If the application Is lights and Water. storm doors
granted.
and Wlndo'\Ys. Enclosed porch. 1
WaynellVill. 11 10 9 16 47 DO.ter 0 I I
Tb .. Wal11enttle rtllenee Bell 1. 4
o I:ar garage, sfde drive. Lot 50x
their nnt wta 01 tlltt illirI.oi! WIiOIt 1 1 I .
tmuB4llnt IhrYeriborc SO to 18: AI- Hawthora. 1 j Ii
Huntei'll Abulle
St,,\-() LaWB Here
Local /lamll wardens have
1formed the GlIZette that tbl. nar
tbeNl ba8 been conlllderable abulle
or the atate huntlnc laws In tbe
Waynesville area.
The '!DOtlt .trequnet
recel'l9d haa been that of hUllteri
being active on . SUnday.- Others
'have tresp&S8ect on POIitect iaM
lea.vlng gatea open and cutti ng
fenoe.
One lucb penon. JUldll Crlfer
of wal alll)rehend"<1 )'"
Game Wardenll Brant and WRit,,"
of Wa7ttellvllle for
hefol'e the leg., bour. The
r bad IIhota at about 7 A.M
wl,len the da,'i hUnting legally' be-
glnl at 9.
Crltell ftl U5 and .. C08te
b,. Squirt Ranker, of Lebano'n.
, --0---:-._
A Oasslfjed Ad.
Dead Stock
to Size
and Condition.
, ' ,Call
Xenia 454
ReVer88
Xenia Fertilizer
E. G. Bucbtlleb. Co . .
LIve WIre a.nd Progresllive. An
organization aecond to ' nODe
StrIctly 8el1er8 on tbe beat aU-
. around market In, the country.
SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
For 'Dally Market R.porte:
WHI0 Dayton. 12:60 E.S.T. Dial
1300; WLW CinCinnati, 1340
700.
NORRIS' BROCK COMPANY
CASH FOR DEAD STOat
Accorliing to size anil l'ondit ion.
All Stock I'emoved promptly.
Horeeal 12.110 Cow.. ,1.60
HolS - 26c per cwt. '
JANES RENDERING
Phrme Collect
Xenrl'l, O. 1712 0/1 .
WDmiqtoa,. O. ua
150. Price $5,000. Em. P. Cook,
3rd St . 11.17-3t
u. ... leading Bcorer tor WillOD 6 1 U
the locall wbll. Hopkin. netted 8 ro I' T FOR SALt!: .- Oenerat Eleotrlc for the 101II'II. TiDe,. 6 :& 11
18 In !tood cantltlon. Ph_ \ ., t 4. 'I' StaIIle, Ii 11
32,55 - Ina , Ba"er. ,Ii I., $ ' 8 18 J!!artahart I 1 ,
'. _ . Wa"..ml1. '10 5 8 10 1I'OR 1!!i&otrotUl[, all
.. -- ' . 0 1 It ' ToIll4..,. ,nllllt th' AlIUtlnll "'at .-'"'-Mo" I.
,a,./t",. m. under facto..,. KUar- . . .. .. _
v
.. ImIt ta UtIIllitYtUe aid allttt 11m"""'" f It
ell. Phone iila4e ' tile KtJIit tit quite .uncom- Bar::;
v,t,Ue 3211. iortahl. dru'* ... t...... IT to 40. 'rc: J' :
lIAtlB Aide Arm Hot Wayn .. 'ftlle acata .tartect rut G
1 I
W,UU' Heater ad A Sehwtn but thle tim. they laia It ' on t.J ;:: 0 11
H .. ...,. Dut,. MotOr Bite. the f1Da1 h'ora. MO"f'Iq .,..,. to I!JIltq 1 5
{rs. 0ejI1 Enu. Pb' J32f , It. lut 1t to lead at till tallartlr jtild&t , 1
ilbll a " to 11 leac1' at the balf. YCMltMy ' 0 1 1 T tnt I( i V -A-- Btaaley. TIlIne, and amPlOa lIept Benp t 0 4
't'OR !'I A U!l . banatnlr .... ,. at the d4m.7- buk.
C. E. MICHENER et In til ftnt IIaIr _.. b rtl
WtltIt of WaYhenJlle . e .... 0 ,.
on atlllr tbe lIOOOIlel IIaIr opened th
i; t ftte . Route 73 Iulla eame 01'1 to keep up
ROOfiNG
Of All Types
Phone W&Tn .. VlUe 2tllJ . the lIuUt leael 01 10
lostllated.' Brlci. and .. .,..
toe Bid In,. Bheet IDlital work
. of .U Idnde, Lo.eAI :Referllll-
C8!1_ AU work 8Ilarantee4.
. WARREN. BRADDOCK to '15 at the atOM.or th" third J)et'-
Tnll 8011. HaUlln.. 8&l1d. Ora ...
Excantln Wltb Blclt kee.
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WI."".nle. Ohio
Itholle: Wa". ... 21., or 21ft
loci.' fte _ad ft"t fin.hed out
IIlOet If til, .... the $.,.r-
tatll WIlt Yleto ... cma. alON, st
.0' BlmfllOJl ltit th. local. 1rlth
II . marken.
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PUBUC '. PEMONSTRA](ON
LETZ RoUGHAGF. AND fEEl) MAKER
on H. C. Monson Farm
One mile Northeast of lebanon 'on' State Route 42,
M9NDAY, NOVEMBER 28, AT 1:00 P.M.
. Bring a neighbor' anu see this compiete feed maker
in operation.
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BANTA'
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UJIANON. QHIO
Waynesville High -School,

About Town
CHRI MUSIC
,
ITEMS OF Itl'T'EREST
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW
Wednesday, Dec. 21, 8 P.M. High, School Auditorium
Mra , Ella Stnnsberry feU nt
ber bome on Main at. 1lU'd hus
been taken ,to Mlddletown hos
pltal where ,sbe Is suffering with
a fractured blp.
e azette'
Mr . and Mrs. Davis Furnas
bad 8S evening dinn.er
gueats', Mr. and Mrs . Alva Hart.
1I0ck.
r-dNETY-NINTH YEAR., ESTABLISHED LE. OHIO. THUR$DAY, DEC. 15, 1949 FIVE CE!'-JTS A coPy
Mr. and Mrs, DOn Hawke
bave as tbell' guests t he Inttel"3
motber. Mrs , Nell Anderson Dr
Klngmun.
Mr , IIIld Mrs, Dert Gall or Cin'
clJ:'llati. Mr. ood Mrs . J. J . Bur
ske and Mrs . Leah Mills were
Sunday dinner guests' ot Mr. and
Mrs . WillIam Strouse ,
'Methodist' Church. Choir Presents ..
Christmas Cantata Sunday
ynesviUe Legion Secures Home
Mr , snd l\1rs. Douald Br\lwlI ot
Dn:yton were Sunday 01
lbelr parentlf. Mr . and Mrs . J ,
C. Hisey.
SEVERAL EVENTS
PLANNED ,BY CHURCH
COMMUNITV CHRISTMA8
PROGRAM FRIDAV, DEC., 'm
... School Choir Plans
Event Dec. 21
"CLUB 615" WILL OPEN
DEC. 17 IN NEW HOME
'I'he Wayne Towneblp Post 616,
of the American Legion se Mr. Stanley H, Bailey anti
Mrs , D , C. Ridge were In LIma
on ' Sunday, on (account ot tbe
death ot the ' latter's' cousin, Mrs.
Netta M. Sullivan. Mrs. Sullivan,
Pasl Orand MatrolL of the Grand
Chapter of Ohio. O.E.S., baBi been
. a freQuent guest 111 Waynesville,
The Wayti'eBvnle Metbodist oh
urch wUl pl'esent a full schedule
of Ohrlstmas events startlI!g this
Ing a Ohrlstmas (Jontata Sunday
Dec. 18, at 7:30 P. M. , .
The Community Chrlatm.1
program aponlorc:d by the
Wayra.vlllo Clvlo Club will
be held on Friday evening
Deo. 23, at 7:30, at
corner.
Wa
pre
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play both
p8l1iment
number".
cured a home. ,
plano and harp eccom I ,
for several of the 'rhe Post has leased the forJD-
Mr. and M'rB. Lewis RiBh of,
west of WayneBv1l1e, ' arrIved ' In
'Yhere tbey wlll the "!'inter
Eau Gallle, Florida, December I ,
with tbelr daughter Bnd son-tn'
law, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Sum
mers, who are operating the Lou
and Marlln's Trailer Court,
The Contata, , "'rhe Prillce 01
Peace," by J, Truman Walcott.
wlU be presented by the cburch
choir and' will Include many spec
Tthere will be community
Ilnglng and a Chrlltmaa treat'
for the children. ,
Tickets ore now on sale for
.the event for those who do not
eos.
300 Atton,d MUIIllh
Approximately ,300 atteuded tha
pl'eaeDtatrOn of the Messiah ,at
er Miami Gazette Quarters OIl'
the alley east or Main Slreet,
near the Locker PJ'lult.' This met
ai structure now being furu
isbed (01' a meetlug unci reereat
The St. Mary's Club enjoyed e
co dlsb dinner at the home
of Mrs. Joseph M. SUk on Sunday
evening. ' ,
. loll' , and Mrs. Ronald Hawke
.entertained to. a turkey dlnne.r on
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J . Wilson
Edwards, Mr I\.nd loin'. Oeorge
Edwards and children, 1'111, and
Mrs. Floyd Smith and chtldrell'
and Mr , and loin. Oene Rhein
and family. all of Springfield and
Mrs. Emma' McClure at Franklin.
F ARMRS clUB MEETS the Hlgh School auditorium Sun
lal n\lmbers. , FOR TURKEY DINNER ' ciay evanIng. The splendid por.
who wlll be heard In gram au ...... ted man'" out of town
1
,,1 . btl d Phi II AT STANFORnt HOME .- 7 " , -
sl,ee ..,.. llum ers . nc u a : I) visitors. Doli: OobrIS, director of
'DOD Galu"ls/ Mrs. Ho- . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. the . ' event wlshe. to extend
ward Brown, Mrs . . Kenneth Brad, opened their home on thanks to the Helwlflijn Music
ley. EmDlerson Earnhart. Mrs. H, flll' the December meellng of Co., ot Dayton, for ProViding an
(J, Hodson, Harlell' Ealhalt, MIss Club, with Rev. organ. and to John tso
Jean Hartsock, Don Workman, MIH. R. B. Coleman, Mr. of Dayton; for pla,ylng the organ.
Miaa, Ha'rrlet Workman. ,Miss Tobe :t.1lS. A. H , Earnhart. 'Mrs, C' l ....
'J1he wOJ'shlp ' serviCe E , Eilglngton. Ms. J. E. McCllile.
Ball. and Miss Ruth Mrs Carl Wolt Illld ' Mr . ChllTIOb
monti 10:30 will' West as guests
Clhrlst nnd a ChrIst deconitlol1s
mas' sormon. ' . ulled throuyhout the hom lind 011
Thursday evening, Dec. 22. at 1 the dllllllg robles wbCTe a delle-
7.30 the children of the' turkey dlnl,18r was servell, lar aeBll lop on Mlonllar ev-
will pr'lsent a candle light serv 1 Folwwing the business' 'sesslol with tbe regulall' business
Jce entitled, "The Light Is Come." Mrs. C. E. EdglngtOll ga,ve a tI,'I ' .... lion beld at' eight. ' 'by
. Star Installs
Chapterj 107, OES. met
--0---- This, will be a beautiful and 1m review of the book, "How to
MRS KELLER HOAK HOSTESS llresslve senJce nterspersed wltb WOl'rying If,lId Start, Livill/r, "
of off,iOers for 1950.
The tnstalllDC officers were
Mrs, JUl1uit.. Dewey of Blancbe-
stur. M1's R. H. Hartsock . Mrs.
J , J . BDnke. Mrl. Stanley H ,
Uai :ey , Mra . .H. B,
1\1 rll. Emelt 1 Harlan, Mrs. D. O.
TO EXCHANGE BOARD WIVES ChTlatmalC carols bY the children, ; Mr Oblll' les Wes-t.. guest SPjlnll'!lJjir..J,I'll,v
. Mrs , Keller Hou enterrtalned Theb beginners ,alid " HrSe and' er. choije f.or his topic:
on Monday evening with tbe allcond gTade!l will give a hrelr Policy." and he stated, nmong
and" \JlmiaIn "u,:ou ..... ", Rldge and Mr . J. J. Burske.
Lovely Wide,. the
direction ot Mrs. AT, PoUnBky
Mrs , D R: Smith, werll ser
ved' to tbe many cuests and mem.- '
-..rives ,of the Exchange progrsm. After this mallY Jnt resUng' 1.t:I .. _
:Board < as her guests. As . the lIenice there wru' be, a meeting tthat we are nearer war tban
]loaM were .. ..... chureh -buament ,for:' a ........
their 'biiiiiiWa m - ,iiie Chrt.atmas treat and a. vIsIt froDl Cluh adjourned to meet
!lera. III the dlntDS roam.

ies enjoyed an evening of . cards that good ,Old guy. Santa Claus. wi tb Mr, and MI'8, Roscoe Furnas of the . following , of
and . pleasant convei'aatlon'. in Janun". '.' WIN AWARDS
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Mrs. Carl PltsUck, Mra . H. VETS AO; - CI:.ASSE8 ---'0--- Worthy Ma.tron', Dnrbara Saw' Tbe foUowlng Typlllg II students
L. Rye, Mn. , Rhodes ' TO HEAR TALK REV. SAMUEL K.EYS yer; Worthy Patron, WiIliaDl have recently l'ecelved Senior
lira, PaW Tomllnlon, Mrs. Ron- The veterans' ogrlcultural cal. TO ASSIST ORDINATION Sawyer; ASSOCiate Order of AI:dstl'c Typillts cel't1fi
ald Hawke, Mrs. Oll):lert Frye BSeS of Waynesvlllo High School Rev. Samuel Keys, rector of SmIth; ASSociate Patwn. Robert cales from tbe Gregg W"lter ' Ex
all,.d Mrs. H : R. Moas were those will attend a lecture at the Leb. St. Mary's cburch, Secretury. Mary Earn- amlnlng Board: '
, prelent. anOD: Hlgb ISch'ool, Dec. ,20. by ynesviUe, ",Ill participate In' the hart; Treasurer, Lucile ArmItage: Mary Ann Burton. Dorothy Oh
o E. R. Kock , l,{ock Will 8,peak on first m:dlilatlon sefYlces eve" to Jane M.cCulloch; As eL'OW'Orth. JoAnn Dickensheets,
Boll conservation nnd monago be h'el4 In the St. Mark's Epls. soclate (Jonduclreas, Grace Pre Wilma Uray. Mp.rUyn Hammond.
)Irs. Olive Curl. Mias Ml1}pte
Dodaon, Dr. Emma' Holloway, and,
, Miss Mary BOBton uHended the
WCTU Cbrlatm,a meetlng at the
bome of Mra , A II. Stubbs ,
Mr . and Mrs , Steward Lower
of DaytC!n. 0., Mr. and Mrs. Trax
1er and son ;JlmiDy of Troy, O.
qalled on' Dr. Emma Holloway and
I day afternoon.
- - - Mis/l Olive WllIiams hus return
ed from a visit " wllh her ' IIlece.
Mra. Della HOBS In' Jndlapapolls.
and Mrs. 'Cbarles
Sr . were Sunday dinner guests ot
Miss Ruth Chandler. !
ment , copal church, Dayton, ndergast. Martha Jean Luken'S Reta Belle
Kock Is a member pf the staff The will be held Dec, 'Also, Chllplalfi', MlnnllB Fromm; Perdue, .'rune Ward, Bsther Lou
Dt DrookBllde' laboratories 18. when Rev. Elred Johnston M.arBbIlJL, Bertie Mills; Organlat. Ise Walkins. Joanne Watkin" and
at New Knoxvl11e. He hns dis. ' wlll be ordained. The church 1s 10' Allab. Francea Doris Woollard,
covered varIous disorders ' 11l' live oated on tbe Springfield pike at Whitaker; Ruth. Mary Lou PBllJ)' Mary Ann Burton ' a::lfb ncelofed
stock due to a liulTitlonal deplet; Harries Station. ' er; EHther. I Anthony; a Sentor O. A. T. Pill' for haVing
ion of the soil, and has also de. 0 Marth., Cecil ,ShIpley; Electa., Bubmitted the prize winnIng pap-
LADIES OF FARMER'8 ORANGE Bonita Strouse' W"rden Ruth
vised
Dleans to r"place the los8 ' er
"HAV'E ALL DAV MEE'TIN' G, Rpwland S tl I n R
and t bus 'eliminate the dlsordllrs. ; en na. OS8 ow, ,Competent Typists Speed Cer-
---0-'--- Mrs. L. D. Wooley, assIsted by land. ' Uflcates were adwarded to these
NEW ASSI8TANT EDITOR Mrs. C, Frazier, were hastes. three ctrls: Barbara Hartsock,
Mr, and Mrs. Ted Conover, ses at the ,home of the former; on ST. MARV'S AUXILIAIiIV Martha .Jean Lukens and June
Tuesday of the past week Cor uEETS AT SILK "'OME W Ii
publ1Ahats of tbe Gazette, " , ... ar ---,.-...
are 1fu'MUlIclng the blrth ' of II. the all-day meethlg , of the .flidles he Woman's AUxiliary of St. All members of tbe ,Bookkeep,
of Farmer's Grange No. 13. Twen """ .... ' Ch b t ' Frld ' f 't CI
dll.ughter, Nancy' Ann. W[edn'88' <U.WoI S urc me , on ay a - ng I ass received Junlot Cert-
day., Dec.. 14. at Miami ty members enjoyed a ' deliciouS temoon at the home of Mrs. Jo- Ifleates ' Achievement tor hav
covored dIsh dl.nner: end durlng-. IIhph Silk with Mrs C D Fr" ' In tl f to II I
Hospital, Dayton. The Child , wei -- g sa a ac r y so ved the Oct.,
gbted ItBven pounds, lout qpnces. elrernoon reclpes for Ohrlst 'Ser presiding . , . ober IJookkeeplng contest problem
mes coqkies were also dlr' 'The\ study period on "Modern' anll thei are as follow.: , .
M d M
0 GIl ectlons for makJng Ohrlstmas was conducted by Mrs BillIe Bowles, looan Catn, Doris
Mr. and Mrs. Ea.rl C, lark of r , an ra Bert 11 I , of C r:- tab" deco tI
clnnatl. Mr, and Mrs . J. J . ,e I'a ons. Frazier. and pIaD'S for tllle. coming Charlton, Patnqla Perry, Betty
Dayton called on their aun , t, Mrs. k . d' M L ab "'111 ' 0 , year .,wer , e discussed. Sattertbwalt"'e' , Jack Tinney.. Ru
a e , an ' rs. 'e ...< 8 were O,RDER OF EASTERN 'STAR ..,
Alice Cllairk on ,Sunday afternoon. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and PLANS CHRISTtt'lAS PARTV The group adjourned to meet ,th Wardlow. Betty Wlcal, Genelce
.Dr. Emma Hollawoy and Mrs. ,Mrs , William Strouse. Mlaml Chapter 107. O.E,S., wIJI In Jan!1
ary
W,lth Mrli
l
Ronald WUkerson, Bnd Dorothy Wilson.
uill t d d th n-.... _ Hawke land during tbe social .
Lelill _ B a ten e e ___ .... n 1J hold their annu.al Christmas. narty ---
b
.. ... hO)lr dal.nty refr,esbmelats were '
h
served by the hOl!tess L OUTS MEET
, Club Cbristmas party at t e .. ome' !7J Dn Mond, a'y eV,enl,ng, Dec. 19, at GI R 8C
of Kra. Jennie Conner on T urs '. . the MasonIc Temple. ' By Zana MILl! Fulkerson'
day. evenIng. " na A ' All memhers of Miami Cha.ptet --0---,-,--- Tbe ' WaynesvlUe Girl "cout'"
110" 01 d f W II Lo JACK MEMBER ., ..
MISIi Glenna MarBhof Dayton an a lI.ynesv Ie dge 163. F. OF OHIO STATE BAND h,eld tlJelr regUlar meeting on Dec.
guest 01- ber HOWARD and ,A. M., with their famlllel! 8 from 3:8!)' tQ 6 ,P.M. in the Meth.
couain. Mr.a. Lucile Armitage. How!1rd Jobp Coon, 82. died ate Invited to attend. Each person " Jack Mulford, son ,of Mr. and odlat churclJ basement,
Mr. IUld Mra. Gale Russum or Saturday In' GrandvIew hosplt&l. Is to bring a for M'rs. IrvIn Mulford of Route 2, They practiced on their Cbrlst
DaytOn _ vJ8lted their aunt, Mrs. Dayton. after a long illness. He exchange , ' Wayn-esvllle. Is a member of the mae Carols for the cal'oUng.
was a Harveysbllrg -reSident. .. Claus wlU ,make hili ap' .Regimental band at Ohio State troop 'worked 011 their In'-
MargaTea Edwards Oil Sunday S I ' Id t 2 P. pearance and an en, tertalnlng Unlverslt .. , this faU. d
altemoon: erv celli were he Jl m. Ivldua'l projects.
TU8J!1day In Pleasant Or,ove program ,III being arranged. Tbe Regimental band Is one of
Kia!! Anne Elder at South Char Clark county, wltb burlll , 0 four similar orgalilzatioDB at ' Ohio
leBtozi, O. called on ' MIBS , Rutb ,in the cburrh cemetery. Rev: C. MrE!. Catherln'8 'Snook of Oli1. state WIth more tban 35iO, etudent
c,bandlAlr , Thul,"Iiday attemOOD 'A , Arthur oftlcla.ted. and burial , cinl!81tl a weekend guest 01 partlclvatlng. 'There are
MIBS Chandler, who recently was mad" ,!nder the dlrect.on. of Mr, ' and Mrs , Davia 90 members in the lIieglmental
\lated at Dberlln' College II now a tbe Stubbs funeral home, W8"'8S- 0 band; It4 hi the Marcb.lng band;
case , at SblUQen Acrel, vlUe. !In m 80 In thf.' band and 80 In'
MIontcomery Co. ChQ,drena home. S,urvlvlng are the ",Ite, Mlnnte; , the ActivIties band.
, Miss BlIth Ch8llldl.r attend a dllllghtelj. MrsJ Olive Jacoba; a. ' , emoria,In The ' famous Marchlnlr ban4 ,II
o
Dr. ...d ,Mrs. H. E,
. had as FrIday cuestS, Dr. and
Mrs. F , E . Roan_lIe of Londan,
ohio, Dr. Hathaway III DOW can'
fined .t Orandvlew hOlpllal - for
observatiOn and treatment.
lou rOODl.
'l'he memberS ot the Post lIave
dtlclded to caU the new qome
"Club 615" and wUl
opeO;1 Its recreaUonal facilities
Dec. 1'1 at 1 P.M, The club WlU
be for the e:l(cluslve use of POlit
members and others will UOL be
admitted,
In cJiarce or furnishing or
glUlllEtn:c the new Q.uarters Ia the
toUow.. wmmlttee. W. A. Lu
ken., Cheater L. Carey, Lewis
E, Tllompson, W. H.
Erwin Ellis, and Ray Morgan.
AuxilIary To OrtanllEl
A Legion Auxlliary for wivea,
motherl, and BIIters of Lellon.
will be 'organized In Way
ne9vllle under the direction ot
lI"s. WUJIam Smith of CUlcln
natl Tile group will be
ell at'. a meeting th1a
<Thursday) at the new
home, '
OFFICERS
John Oons was ' Installed 'wor-
Shipful Master. or Waynesville
Lodge, No. 163, F. &: A. M. Tues:
day evening , The instaUatioll' cer-
emony was In cbarle of O. F.
Brown. assIsted by ,George Krag
er and Carl Abaecberl, all of Le-
banon.
Other offlcera installed for the
coming year were:
Senior Warden, Donald HaWke; '
Junior ' Warden, John Sheehan;
Charles James;, Treas-
Urer, 'Lowell Thomas; Senior
&Coni CeCil Davis; Dea.coD,
.James , Hopkins; . ChaplaIn, . loe
James; Senior Stewart, Wm. Pen'
ewlt; JUnior Stewart, Max Hart
lock; Trustee tor 3 years, Roger
!lnd Tyler, Carl Smltb.
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MR8 A. H. STUBBS
,IS HOSTESS :ro' WCTU
On Friday evening, Dec. 9, Mrs. ,
A. H. Stubbs was hostess to , the
WCTV at hODle In Waynes-
\'lile. '
, The meeting wall opened by' the
leader, Mrs, OliVe Wardlow wIth a
Bible and Lucy ' Einhey
!eliding In the prayer. , .
After the regular busIness ses-
alon. following' program "All
presented: '
Solo, The Holy City, Phillip
:Workman;. Song. Come AU Ye
World Peace of the Ohr
iat Child. M. H. Cofrey; Bolo.
Away in the Mllnager, Tobe Ball;
The ChrIstian's ResponsiblJity to
FOreign' Born, Rllger Brown; DUet,
It came lIpon tbe Mldnlgbt Clear,
,DaVid and, Doris Brown; Wby I
PracUce Temperance. Raymond
Braddock; Solo" a Holy Na.ht,
DavJd )Jrown; Song. Silent ,Nlte.
The meeting was closed with'
the UnIon' benedIction .
, '
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Mr. L. W. Chandler has been.
quite III and confined to hIs bed
for the past few dap, at hlB
.home on Tblrd It.
A_ RaJmond .11 of ' Harve-"ur'''' I the only "-up ,that will ,make the
luncheon and Obrlatmoa na- of ..,n, , . #WI) .... ...-
" ' ."1 and' nln1l grandchildren. In lovIng memory of Oeorla and tnp to lila Rose Bowl game,Jan.
Alplla PM Cliapter, Delta KapPA 0 ' Boy Petel'8On, who were lrllJed Z III California.
Gamma .at the Van .. Hotel In HANNAH MYRA ROBERTS Dec. 17, 1948. ' . 0
Grocery Stores
Dayton on Saturday. The peat ot Hannu ' Myra Roberta died a.t They say Ume heals all BOrrow NOTICE OF THE ANN'UAL
lIonor .u MIDI WOllI, a Cblnae lIer lome til CbJcqo Saturday And lIelps ua to forpt. STOCKHOLDER8 MEETtI,.G
.tuamt at WdmillltOD CoDele. e.enlDg. The body was llIlpped to BUt time 10 far haa only prO.ed Tb. annual meetlnlr of the
' II .. -- ...... _- ... _ ' XenJ. and arrl\'8d at the How mUch we mila them yet. Stoclrhola.ra of the w;a,n ... m.
r. UIOII .. of WIlmIq --I)' era.! -oma .......... -... mo-..... God N I " 'U A' ..... _.. ... _ ,... WI Itrenatll to flaht It Jtdlllal BUlk for the Ilarpo.. of
fOIl, K1'. :Albert Lee Talm8dp Bhe .... . .. fon$r AIul CCRlI'IIP to 11_1 the blo... to IIIHUon of Board Dlnct-
... 4 11ft aut...-,.. lmIW'OJ9J[ID ,1'HIeDt. t .... t It meet to'ION them ori .'WIII 1Ia lIeld at baUIQ
of ScmtJI lA1IuloIl, ... Mr. CI&r- BarJar.... made In the IIIUDI . No ODe wID ... r kilo.. __ 011 'l'ueI4aJ. 10,
ea. 81Iaffer ot n.;t:a aa1JeI ... ceiIleterr. IDIlIH4 by ;wtr .. motller, 1110, at 1:00 o'cIok P.
.... "81118 ....... on ftllNl1a.JiJ BIIrmIDI fa bar broth.r. Dr. and, tu.aII7. Alma ...... 0.0- " ... m.
after ..... Rqlltrta of CIa1caao. .. .. PttIrIOD Ir., -' ..u,; Drqo.
wili be. open reguiar hours this week and' next.
But on Fnda,Y, De<;. 'l3. will be open unti19 P.M. and
Dec' , 24, open until 7 P.M. (so our employees
may be with their .families Christmas eve).
DOT FOOD MARKET KROGERS
. ...,,5 QROCERY PEPPER'S MEAT MARKET
M'lH'S IEAT MARKET
PAGI!: S'X
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THE MIAMI GAZETTE W Thursday, December 15,1949
CLASS I FI ED PJan Old-Fashioned Christmas
CRl\rlsr:r.mES
C: HOYI TO COOK
I Needleworfc Variety
DEPARTMENT
By Making Decoratio,ns at Home
A 11\ .Ill ".. r.hld on rull
col ur lell YU\I ... II au s,1lC1uld k il O",' IdX)ut
old rec .,c. rcC!ipl' 8.
how tv enn, hQw ttl ({(, to /C. t Or Cree
cOPY. ""rite (-l OBI Ofth:c 8mt 11183. New
Yor-lc: R 'York Adv , 8VSINI:l!SS & INVES'I . O .. POR. By Ertta Haley
B DeD'ai Teobl1'cluD. Start )"OUf own
laborn lor),. Be tn bUlines s tor yourself.
In41vlclunl In.tructiOR. Write ' Ioday (0' ONE OF THE BIGGEST and
complete InCo,mnlJon. Oblo Sobool of njAftst pro'ects during tha
Clhnolcal Benll. try. 811 Pro. peel .tVlB-. J III;;
=D:.::e!:.pl::. . .. . holidays Is the decoration that goes
FARM" QINER\, & EQUIP.
TWO.W"y {,low. "obn D ,. ' No. 202. on
Two IO.lnch Currow.. rlghl or
leU. for n.ny tractor. Nenrly
new. ' ,
Ollu. Cl'ellnr. Mt. PI ....... t . Obi.
. FARMS AND RANCHES
SEVERAL .hok ...... ,rala fa' ..... $:).000
up. 'Wrlte L. Appo.... It ....
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bldRS . lellel, 180 .. A crop. 60 A. timber:
II ,,clls. open walerway, fenced. tll"d.
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or rent.
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800 W. M.a,ln. Loal'nlll. Z. Ky.
MISCEIlLANEOUS
Into the borne. It's 08 much fun as
anticipating Santa's visit, as warm
and gratity10g as an unexpected
compliment and as satisfying a.
living I .
ChrJatm81 house decorations need
not be either fancy or IIxpenalve.
With Imaglnation, every member
of the family can join In the project
and have a wonderful time. Don't
miss tpls opportunity for getting
the family together. Interested in
making the home retlect the hoU
day splrlL .
It you make a ceremony of decor
ating, you will create a lovely tradl
tlon that linger. In the. youngsters'
as well as oldsters' memories 8
long time. It encourages working
together , and this good spreads to
other tbIpga done throughout many
months.
Don't eonfine the decoration to
tree alone. Spread It to making
F." ... -NJne i n one day. Tr0r. al)'e81 ts f th ti d

H ... Crop Georlla 1' ... n. El'tra Largo on an unlovely pUe' clutterIng the
Pope' ShtU-Grac1.d and PolI.hed. !5 Ibs. desk, Do .omethln'" with those odd
{or 112.711 Prepaid. Send Cnsll or Money ..
B. DAVII, 111 t.' Ca.ro, Oil. branches aut ott the tree by uBing
. them al a basis for the table cep
ing Opportunltl es. Men women: high terplece.
pay. Overseas traval. ibKper. unneces Add an imaginative touch to the
ary. Writ. today. SE
MEN'S GUIDE. 114" Uh .. Ne,. ,!{o.k. wreath you hang on the door like
FREEl Somple Copy of Ille flneat CIIII. one family whlcb puts a bit 01 dry
dren. on the markel. Ordor bread pnd luet lor the bird- on It.
TODAY. CHBI8TIAN ACTIVITY MAG, Q
AZJNE. Bos 7.8. K.lamauo. Mlohl,... Don't keep the goodies hidden until
COAL 8IGh. ADob.r, hyclJ'aullc tranl' lomeone comes to call. Cookies,
miSSion. .elo<trlo control; realonoble. candles, apples and nu can be
P.o. II.. ITt:, Cleveland 5. Obi.. ....
MONEY FROM WATER, SALT in colorful paper '
AND AlB ' or red Itocldngs and hung o.n
Se.nd 25c In cojn for copvrlchtod Infor ......-'stmas tree or fireplace, .
mollon. P. O. Dos liT!. Del MoIDe., II. ...
J..... Though 70U purchase luch things
PERSONAL al lollipop., candy canes and orna
".,....--:"..-....,-,..-::...:;.=:::;..:.:=:;:----:-- menta, YOIl can frequently 1m.
..... CaD Pia, (be PI.DO by ellr In one
", .. " by the quickest. easlesl .hort-c:ut
.,,_m In tile world: .Ives nll trlclu lJ
and pointers (or playlnl correot Bi\SS
with hand. the main ... cret In play.
in8 by EAR. Write OLENN B. HOOVF.JI
a .... I .. n' Co .. n.D. :. C"a ... " ... .. P ...
Brlok TII.. t", 20D New Uphoiller,,".
Sleel ebalr .- Aulomatic heat. no"
SlmplelL Equlpmenl. SIGr M.
chine. Larlle Neon SI8n
Ideail Family FuU
No E"pe,lenee, to el'lal'
:yearly. :I .oom Apnrtment, Do,
DO c:ampetJUon. 110,000 c..." or
term.. Do" 7, Wa,.a ."III., Oblo.
For Your Future Buy
U. S. Savings Bonds
prove them with a ,little gUtter, a
green or crimson bow and an imago
inatlve arrangement of your own.
everyone wlll want to know
where in the world YOU were able
"
N
'EWS that' lIUIkel folks '
sleep ."btl
'J:b_do ._.u- uaditlurbid. bec:a_ of
Ut. hi" IhaUlIeI, bitlJII .... k ...... IIIP' af&or
lIi.hl .. iDAI .. fo_ blOdd. irriIoIi. - ...c 1M
ftlnowo, Lo"1 bope 101 TIIa, _clJtiOll Pole)'
PUll aually orlthln It boun. 81n.. bIad-
... lrrilaliOD 10-10 prewJ ... i 1lIId ,...., Pil .. ""
po&onl Yo/_Ill. PUll 811111 ' benelit f!)U orltbio It
""- .. . OVUBLE YOUR ,MONEY BACK.
M .... u._ I.t. Get 1'1111 fJ'Olll dnaa-
FDII _tlafactiao .. DOUBIjB YOUlt
BACK.
WHEI SLlEP., WOI'I,
COME" IND ' YO.U
'EEt GLUM
T-:y Thi, Delicious
Chewin,-Gum (axative
tq get it. . Can you' ltnagine }four
pride When you ten lhem flaw' you
made It? .. '. '.
, i.
Make your Christmas Tree
Beneet your PersouU'y
Do you remember the time when
. were aVllilable for dec.'
orations? That was when all sorts of
,oodles went on the tree. and best
of Ill. they. could be eaten I
WIle. , "!" .,:.... teu .... . 1.111 -r .. :
beadach,. and Juat .. wlUl necaUM fOil. lIMO
al8l!8the -do t.bJa
Cbew' I'DI'IA IU," - deUcloua OllllWlnl
pm luaU,.. . The actloo-or PUNAMINT.
apeelal medICine .. a"""uu .. tile .touulc:h
"Ib,,' IS. tt doean'\ .cl while la the .1.010'
acb. but ani; when farther .tons til. I
lower trllCt.,,, . WIlBJ'8 WIOIl' \t
to &Ct. You I ..... ,nne apia qulcltlr \ L.__ ..,.. ___ ___ ...,.--.....,
You can keep smaU try out of
trouble it you Bet them work
Itrlnging decorative cllal.n. or
eranberries and pO'pcorn f6r the
tree. Older children can be 'put to
work makin, popcom baDs. To the
popped cO.m is added a syrup made
of simmering 'I.. cup molasses. 'ria
cup eorn syrup and .a tablespoon
Be SmartS
And .r.t'lntlaU cbewlo" I
lfUNA .. fHTa l1tle medlctne more ell8O"
tin - .. r elldl .... It ao It nnw. lIentl,. lato
Qe' ncll.,A .. INT at ow, 10"
41Ng cnun ......- 25. 50., or onl,. . . : 'I
WNU, E ' 50-49
WORMS,
BAIiISI LICE!
PoullTy: raiten. "rotect ,our flock 111.rut
Its two' worst eftrmltl-wornu Inu lice r
U .. &01 ... wtJRMITB Ind LOUSClD8.
... inlt iftlernlUII"lIitH (lKa!
lib. ....1 WlIR M 1Tl! Ie fOUr Bod ...
wain. COsts Ins tl!an I, ' IIIOfttlJ poi
!liro!. LOUSCIDB fOUl llyen!
IPinlt II.. 'or .... 1, bini pt.
1iOoth. Taite 1d.IDI",
b PrPt. lie .. tile lide.
fOUl _Illy P"!flts t!-
a-.,'J'ITUlm ....
Boof* II'CIEIIES, III.
........ .. 51 ...
."
III IeUOD Dotable for dec-
oration at the Deckllue, wateb
!leW _rtl. vel7 look
.... lrom those of &be put, ODe
01 the iIeW ,.".rI_ Is JmlHed
She"'''' weal, 110ft .... frothy
_ H81 ... Ia tuhare, pr",1Ia
u to eelor. 'bo&her Ia era ....
tne _1& '" nat far, Ieopa1'd
IIeIq ravert.. fer ,.iiaIaI
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..... at ...... allll. V., DeW
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I5CRIP'l'URlii: !lalah ?rI4: J"remlah
29 : 3t : Lu.lr. ,1.
, ' DEVOTI01llAL READ(NO: P,alm 1:l9:
1.10.
Is God Available?
Lesson for December 18, 1949
I DOES GOD EXIST? Yes. There
I Is ever:y good reason to believe
I thait- he does. But when we 'have an
swere.d that questlon In the aUirm
t ative, we ha,ve not settled the most
Important q1uestlons
of religion. There
are the oilier ,two
questions 'o:f equal
importance: What
kind of God Is he?
a.nd. Is hel avail.
able? Let us give
spme thought ' to
this last Question.
One of our' Christ.
mas carols begins, Dr. Foreman
"Draw nlghi 'draw
nigh. Immtiiluel 'I" Immanuel is one
at the names by which Jesus Is
caned, . for ilie Christian church haa
aly..ays reai'! Isaiah 7: 14 as a proph. SMILING pan.sy faces In
ecy of Jes,u8 Christ. The name crochet and embroidery-such
means "Goel with us" and Is tile an. lovely guest linens I Have a set of
swer to the deepest cry of the towels, pillowcases, 31\1 .r.caJn
heart. _ _ _
God in heaven far away, God the Doubly eM,,,,I", Pottern hos
C
Irnnsfer of 6 Inotlla 7 x D to o'!o x 1:1
rea tor who set In motion \hIs crochet direction . '
mighty universe. God the A11power.
fuJ ruling beyond the starD, God , Send 20 .. onts In coin. your name . d.
.the Eterna!1 who knows neitliet" dre,. and I)a""rn Dumberl
Detdped a. aD
IOnsleal IDstrum.ent for teach-
inl' basic Ilbrerinl' leelmlques
IUId coordination, UUa Dew bJ.
Btrument caUed a keymonloa
II ' a oross between clarlDet,
"II&rmonica aDd button .ccord.
Ion. Made 01 styrene plaatfo,
the new IIIstrament II&s 10 ba ..
ton keys' reJ1l\aUuI' the tene '"
ZO notel and CAn cover wide
raDl'e of maslcal lelectlonl.
Streamlined plutlc processes
bave IntrC)daced It In a "rle"
of brlgbt eitlortll aod' alDce the
reeds are ot plastic (10DstruD-
Hoo, ,It caD be washed ID warlO
water
. youth nor a,ge.
01 vlnegar cooked until It forma a
har.d ball m .cold water. Have
them Ihape a small boll at first to
which Ja attached a small loop of
,ribbon from wblch, to hang the
baD. Additional p'opped c,?m lI,nd
IYl'UP mixture Is molded around
the baD. These hang gaily from the
tree. '
Candy canllS can be tied with gay
bowi to hang from the tree. Il the
branches are fragile, use the 'small
cane. so they'll stay on readily.
, Comucoplas filled with nuts rmd
candles are another delight to
make. Use 9 inch squares of bright
colored or meiullic papet and Un
Ish' With cellophane tape. They may
also be Oli ban table
, to be tucked Into smaD hands which
dellver presents I
Fancy shaped cookies in the form'
at stars. Santa Claus or ' a snow
'man Inlo which a loop "b!ls been
pressed' lieCore they are baked will
decorate a good part of the Christ
mas tree: You won't have much In
the ,way of decol' to remove trqm
the tree when the time comes tor
t.aking it down!
Such a Gi)d has sometime. been
believed In by men who neverthe.
less walked. lJ) a dark cloud of
loneliness, doubting that so great
a God could possibly have any in.
terest In their own aUairs.
II God WITH us? Is God
with US? :Is GOD with us, That
&he question that tormeDt.
&he troubned mind. Wltb one
voice, tbe whole chIII' 01 God
an_ers lres; tbe liame of the
ODe Ia wllose 'ace we see the
ilory of l[iod Ia Damed "God-
wlthus ..
In the fir,st chapter of the Bible
we hear of a God who walked with
his chlldren. In a garden. In the
first of ' the Gospels we
heal' songs to the God who has "vis
itep his people;" and in almost the
last chapter 01 the Bible we hear
the pr:omise, " God himself shall be
V(ith them and their God.
,
, When ye shall search for him
all your hearts
j
,
S."lnr Clrel. Nedlnra" Depl.
I'. O. n (lhl .. ,. SO. III. e.,
P. O. B." till!. 014 Chi ... BhUn,
Ne,, \'o II . N. Y.
Eneloae ZO c<enlS for pattern.
No, ----
t'am.
Addre
In Reverse '
A hunter clai med that his 'dog
pad the most sensitive nose 01 any
animal in the world. He liked to
teU of the time that be flushed. a
pheasant. The bird dashed for
some underbrush and the dog was
ordered to go ' in and f]usfi again.
The ani maL, unfortunately.
pic.ked up the blrd's back scent
and followed it swiftly for miles
an,d mil es. Finll.lly he reached a
tree. He looked up into the branch
'es and barked loudly When' the
hunter ,up with the dog. be
the dog's gaze find SaW
the llest whioh t he pheasant
had been hatched two years ' be:
fore. 'I .' , "
He never did how the
pheaaant's egg got into lhat nesl.
'Retriever
M
OST TRUTHS are twoslded.
You have to keep both si des In
mind or you WIll not- fully under
stand. God is with us yes; God Is
with all men, yes-that Is, there are
no favorit.es with liim, he refuses
his presence 'to one. God I's al.
Let Evel70De '\ ways available, available to ' all. "One, two, three, five , sbc,
Your Ohrlstmas Car.d. That Is one side of the truth. seven, eight, nine," counted the
For those who are fOl'tunate to The other side Is 'thIs: God Is not visitor in an English
have a mantel, there's no ,better equaUy wJ . all men. Some men home, "my goodness I What a big
place lor Christmas card.. Here are aUenated from God. Some family."
tbey can be displayed to adYan. ,are gC?cUes.lI:' Even among thpse wlth' "Yes'm." agreed the
tage, decorative as well as interest whom' Golt Illves. we may fairly lay proudly, as she .held the family
Ing. . ,. tlfllt God is with some In a higher gr.oup up for 'c1oser inspee.
U you' like the ' cards on a board degTee, . in IruUer , measure, than he tion, "a fine lot of children, HI
to make a of. large pIcture, 18 with othl!rs. Jeremlab givel the . 'ave, thank ' 'eaven. An' we've
use an artist s board covered with clue to truth: , "Ye sban seek managed to nyme 'theni .80 that
dark blue,gre,en; red, .,old or , silo me and f1pd me, when ye shall hach child 'aa a nyme beiinnln'
ver paper. The C!ards are tacked search for rne with aU your beart." with a haiteh."
MINCEMEAT MUfFINS
Moist "" lind" ",,,d, willi
AIl.Bralf'
1 cup AIl.1BraD % cup !lUgu
% cup mtllt . 1 egg
1 cup prepared 1 cup sifted
. mlnceme ...t 110111
tablespoons 3 tcB$90M
shorten1og -bak1og powder .
teaapoon salt
L Oomblne AUBran, milk t.n4
mlncemeat; &OOIt about 5 mtnul.e.l.
2. Blend .hor\&l1og ancS sugar; add
egg anet beat well Stk 10 All-Bran
milIture.
3. Add aitt.ed dry Ingred1ent1s; mIZ
only until comb1oed. ,
4. l"tll areased mu1lln P!Ul8' fulL
Bake 10 mod. hot oven (400 P)
about 35 uUn. Ylel<l: 12 medium
mul!lnB.
a--t ..... -'
,-_ ... ..
....IM .,...
....... ,111-
...tfleIftt IItoIlt
-try. IIIIwIfIII
tearl
RESET
LOOSE
SCREWS
on this bpard when they arrIve. (J!!r. 29:13. ) ThOBe who 'do not' .. "Reany?" s a I d the visitor.
You might also like to cut out .eareb 101' God will not find hlm . What are their names?" &re JC!II "'lila ClUftUCIl &be rUDe> '
llrge stars and pin these on U1e " . "Well. this un's Enry, that's \lopal 011d41 ..... perlOCl tpeCultat
waD. Two stars on either side of , DOle learob Is half the one on the left his Ugh, to WODteD .31 '" 52,.. I' 0.- thill
the mirror on the lDBntel Bre eUec. I lIeart;ed ;001, him, -the one next to 'im his .Erbert; "::'!c. ...
tlve. Pin or tack th.e c8;rdl !lIl the God doel pO,t enter Golnviled. then Ubert, the Ilttll'! chap 'his 'l'ben dn try L,dla ' & Plnktlam.
stars. ,. lie Is a"allablel but " he will Ollrls, and the two girls are Arriet . V"".\JaDI" nnmlM)tiDClIn rell ..... lucb
A glass topped coffee table will . not biswa,. 1&4 We and EUy. The ,tall b.oy in f.ront was I
, be interestihg If you lay a sheet ot ,oan see . how this Is When always picking things !iup ' so we' Ol.cDte el1",;
plastic. for tabie protection. 'against we tblnk abeut ChrhtUaal we nymed 'im Holiver." LYDIA . PINKHAM'S ==
the wood. Arrange the cards on the kDOW. It does not make senae
pla$tle. then cover with the glass. to say. th"t thes: arc all r.quan,.
Floor screens are another good l'oeD,. p
place for the greeting cards as they We hav,l! known soml! great' IF eTeR. P""" O' '!IBS ' UJpIPH
are easy to tack ' 01' paste on It; 'rhe of Whom . we might al. . a-v ""J.' I
screen, may, of course, be eovered mqst dare to say that Paul's ' prayer
with paper that protects had been a,nsw'ered, they have
it as well as 'adds color to the room: been' "filled With , the fulness of
, Clird displays on the W,lIl1s of the God." (ie:pli. 3: 19.) But other
front hall offer a gay greeting as Chrlstialls, who' certainly have
yoU c\')ter the Place them some smalll seed of 'faUh In them;
on covered . board or cardboard and It may be . hard even tor a kindly
hang as pictures. observer to see many signs of God' a
If space is limited the .cards may
be pinned to greenerY which you

in the form of wreaths or swags '
on windows. ' Add some bright col. "Thou' ean'st, a little
ored bows to the greenery to attach baby 1hing, -"
it to the cornice of the window. GOD IS I,n an thingS, "he
, You m'ight also set' the youngsters Ia aU tI1at's fair." .ns ' we sing
to pasting the carib in large but the famUiar hymn. But \he ' center
inexpen.sive albums as they arrive. of Chrl-stla'n. faith Is . 'that . God
Mako Tables DistInctive : comes to n!lan especl'ally and
closelY ffi if esus Christ;', I.
With Centerpieces
Holiday, centerpieces offer a chill. No manter bow .troogly
lenge to the woman who likes to beUevtid lin ID olden. timeD.
lee how original and artistic she always tJley looked lorward. a.
can be. They aI:e among the easiest tile prophets sbow, ( to time
to make, and ' you'd be . slB'prlsed . wheD' Gcid would come Dearer
how little the'y cost. ' . thau he' bail been before. '1'iae,
One of the nicest I've seen used It .... . a surprise wbeD finalJy
cored red apples over "wblch had b, came to 8ethleJ.em, ".IUtle
been driRped white candle ,. bah)' lbbl, tha,t made a womaa,
Wllx. Candles were Iaserted Into . .
the apples and thele were placed 'on ! 11M world aCc\lst9med 'to kinll. in
a bed at branchel trimllled from purple in weI I.,uarded
the tree. A few whole nuta and ca.ltlu , ,urprlsed that the
lI'ape' banked the .,plel, I KlDI .". Universe wClUld ,br
Another Idea whleb utllJaeI . the fOund II amOD, tile poor
lI'eeneJ7 trimmed fmm u.r tree: But after batter . re_
place the branchel Iil nil God- a Idn
eover.s flower pot-amiD Dma. .au.. or a Cbil'
menta were hun . from the br..... tbat Joy .. Jdm'
anti a few ItrIap of iUtt.er ,.per
made tb1a 1_ lOre adaIatun
CbrIatma. tree.
Thursday, Deeember 15t 1M9
SUNNYSIDE
MY .... 610: ._,
Le1"'S SEe THIS
GREAT MORSE
'I'OU'VE GOT
FOR SAU:-
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
Ycah. Which Bne'!
An WII!' nn firsl
big. game hunt i ng pxnec1j,l ion II
was upnn him thaI hI"
must neVI"1 t a kp, a (' h ,m('p wilh a
l enparri , ,he mll st shorll i n1" t!'lntlv
Came the l ime when he did ml'el
with II Hi f I!;lJl de <; houterl
the remi ntier :
"Shoot him on the spnt ..
The Englis hma n. a little rattled
said : .
.. Be more 'spec:'ilJ..c , my man
whiCh spot '/" -
For Yqur Future Buy
U. S. Savings Bonds
* DELICIOUS
* NUTRITIOUS
* GET SeVERAl
PACKAGES TODAY
Beware Coughs
, From (ammon (aids
Theil HANG ON .
CreomuJsion relieves prompdy beau ..
it goes right (0 Ihe snl 01 the troublo
10 hel p and expel germ ladca
pqlcgm and aid na'ture to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inllamed broochial
mucous membranes. Tell ynur druggin
10 sell you a bOllle of Creqm'ubioo
with the underslanding you must like
the way It quickly allays the .rough
or you are 10 have )'our nloney back.
CREOMULSION
for Cou2hs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
,
'ov11 be when' you dlscowr Iud
how much fast.r Red Star Dry YRat ... It'.
",.c/o' adiv_foster dlllOlvlng and qulclcar
riling. Get .o month'. supply taday.
1 "We'd tied up at the yacht club fOf tbe night aDd 'h1fned iii early-deacl
tired. I .woke-listenedl Ouuide 1 a str.ngled BroaO!
I got up , . ahpped out. The .dark deck was empt): but .t the rail. J
laW f.iDc. green glow. I looked over the lide and... .
2
"l'be shaw, ,low fJl ' the
. "I'Bter Iiabled a lIoat/oJ ..
b.od! ,. mab-cau,bt berweeo
our craft;aod the plliog - bl,
f1ashllgbt under water I 1
roped hi. wrist' ... maoaged to
hold bit bead ahove waler
crumed I Luckil,- belp
came ... 11
3
"We hauled up aocI
101 Iiim iato the cabin.
Lucky those batteries IUled I
He .. id Ihe,'d IJeeo uled
lot I Believe me - we know
wb,'Sveread1' 8uhIipc bae.
cedes ant called the NuerMI
with N .... U".'IN
tHE f.lASHUGHT SATTERfWITH

Jut .. _ aali" 011
... tabe a.Get ,
uad
baChrttJUI_ pep.:,.
''InrMclr' 0.''' 1
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foculnllft'
P.A..MI 1'01JR
THURSDAY, DEC. 11i,
. The Miami Gazette
Eitabilihed 1850
PubUshed every Thursday morn
ing at WaynesyUle, Warren Co
unty, Oblo.
Edna H. Conover ... . . Publ1sber
Ted Cononr ., . . .. . ..... Edltor
nnd (l doJlllr culves. It I had boeD
s uro how wlich milk my cows
were goI ng to 1I11\'e ) would huve
beCll temlltcd t o buy lIuQ:le Will
gll' e them each anoth r ' caH, but
I Bill afraid that one cuI! each IS
nil t.hey etlll l nke CIl I'" of. 'rile
sul0 l1egall 81' ly ILUt! dH)l'o WOl'e
mOUUlllllI ' oC junk lI ad lur ulture
(or snl . 1 hought a HI'd and 1I0W
, 1\ IWll tl0 n ol [ hl'alt
I'el) 'nLal!'(!'e I'ur Nl ns'
klep n good Ad -
hrilllDlns J
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[ "
1
Ohio. $2.00 eI8ewb.el'e. .
If thi s kealia 'up I way hnve lL
chunc t.o use Jt.
ely .,lANE FITE
Entered as ' second clasa matter I SubscrlptJon Rate: $1.60 per year
at the pOltotfle6 nt Wayn'8Bvllle, In OhIo Kentucky, and Indiana,
Dry Ridge,
new calvel\ born just this week.
FrJtzie has Q nice Guernsey helf
er and Dolly a very l arge Jersey
colored buU cal!. The ' bull w fS
bad was part Guernsey, a nd he
nrUCIclal Insemination [rom
ODe of their fine Guernsey bulls.
He was one of th f inest ca lves
I ever saw and we kept bJm and
so far bave hud rour fino calv es
frol'D him. TherQ Is Ira doubt that
nrU[lc1al Inaemlnallon Is a good
to upgrad'e your herds. We
haVe two Une J ersey heifel's from
two or our besl cows and we are
waltlng with Interest to IItle what
they do when tbey grow up.
r Fa I'IJO 1 to SII.Y thul 1 fiuu.lIy
fini shed puLLIng dow /1 the new 11 -
tlnd Il looks verY nice. I hud
talkeu ullout It so IUUCf 'that I
f It 1 s bould r ol j)OIt all it
les t ;; oweunlj woulll think t hat I
nevel' thlls ll :i nythlug. h. .. watt
funuy tbl s morning, lillY ' IJuss
I raining J..) lolI.lJ. She would
' Il.LL t o her anll Dlnllu would come
with 1\ rus h 'IUld be kil O ked ovel'
1I,lI d 1Illl uleti, l heu l hey would do
Mr, " lid Mrs. burl os Dus ter HIll!
tbelr Imlel'tllilloil \ llh u
dhuHlI' al their hOOl e ::3a!III'uay
e" ulng fur Mr, :\l1t1I\rr8. II C
Milligan of MUli on a ud 11' . ililtl
A . Farm Diary
MIS. Al btil't Rey nvilia or II a r
lIarv ysburg.
By D. J, Frazier
Dece)Dber 10, 1949
Our pleasant weather Is gone at
)ell.8t for the present. Lt 113 rain-'
In-g and there ls a uttle soggy
snow on the ground and a little
lee in places. I WIIS wakened In
the early hOUTS thIs morning, 1
thought It was middle of the
night, ' but perhaps it wasn't, by
Dolly. :and Fritzie standing out-
side the calf pen bawling to the
calves on Inside, two nice
It agllin. The linol UIIl
smooth IIlId U bi t slilll,cl'y llnd
WhOll ell t ' p lnuh would n'y t o
mult o Ii qul elt LOrn, all :> kldd \,.
'l' hul1 s be. would bave to tl'Y aguln.
Ml. Rnell IIs. Frank Shutts ac'
.COlilpa lll III by li s8 GI'IlCO mai,t
\\I III d pa,n [or , Florl!hi. \V cines
day. '1'11 Silults plan ttl l' main
th oro u nU,1 April IIntl M S lDllfL
Will J' etUl 'lf lmmeilllJ.lely.'
At the communlly sllle Thurs -
day calves went for tbe lowest
prices tbat I tor II. long
Ume, onco again, there were 6
PROTECT YOUR CAR
WINTER'S NOT FAR
pl ice:
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WINTER-SALE SPECIAL
Make Your Car Winter-safe Today At One
Convenient stop.
Get these changeover seryices at OUI'

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Whirtfoam motor clean out.
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Change to winter-grade oil.
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to winter-type gear lubricants.
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A to Z lubrication.
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Clheck 3nd test battery.
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Check 1 adiator and hose.
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Check spark plugs, tires, etc,
PUT IN ANTI-FREEZE. "
, WE PICK UP DELIVER YOUR CAR
SERVICE'
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'l'b o wowen of t ile Grange beld
un all day meetJng whb 1\ cover ed
dlupel' at ' tbo Ilowo of Mrli.
Loren Wooll ey on Tuesday llnd
Lllo subject or the Ilrogram was
CUI'hmnas Cooltles allll Decol'll:-
tlons. hOI'e were a II umbel' ol In
t el'oSo tlllg ulhl pretty h\b1e decol'-
ali olls brought .In anll . we aU en,
joyed the smnpl ea or the lDany
kinds . or . cookJes . "The. Woman' s
Day" the magazine put out by the
A & P ComJjllny has aile of t he
lal'geat collections of cookie I'e f -
pes \.hat 1 have seen and they all
Il ound very geod. He re and n ow,
) wlsb to lIay tbnt cookies are
one or the things which lire pat-
tieulnrly good mode with l ard.
Most of the reel pies call for sub-
sUtutes but l YOIl .tll
bet!t cookies ( )<:110\>' of , are 'made
Wllh butter or l ard 01' Ii mh:.t ure
of the two but how are we butter
Ulld lard producors leach
our chllren to use Lllem wilen'
eve rywhere they hear ilie J)ralses
sung of IlhorteJllngs ?
December, tbe )Ilst monUl or tho
y.eal, Is a ' forward looldnli\' month
for with tile chlldre,l. everyones
thoughts yo lanyard to Cluls tmas.
It Is the t:Gt mouth of civil
c;ale ndar but It is intel'estlug to
note tha t II is the flrs.t season
of our hUI'cb calendar. A\lvent,
the great season of 100kJng tor-
ward to tbe coming of hrlst,
begins \Vtt b. the laSt Sunday' ot
Nov-ember 0 1' first SUllday of Dec-'
ember. ( wiSh . tb;cy would usG.
mote of the solemn' Adl'ent music
on the radio programs, it would be
a pleasllnt reUet.' from "Santa
Claus Is cOJDlng to l aWn," aiJd '!a
' :Wblte Christmas." We leave too
of the pre'pu.ratioDB for fam-
ily celebrations 0.0<1' less commer-
cial Let us trY' to prepa.re
tor the coming of the Christ, for
giving, not getUn'g; . and for
will on :J!:!ar,t11.
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'Prices start at
$214
95
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Ilg 7.4 cu. ft., Model ... 74
Other mod.l. 8.4 to 9.S cu. ft.,
$239.9S 10 $299.95
. lEW e .. e Entirel', lew
.. 19,50
REFRIGERAIORS'

They're herel They're beautiful I sizes,
four . four great new re- ,
frigerators, that women dreamed and - borne
onomisu plaoned for JOul Come in today and
see thezq.Seuhe big freezer lockers,the spacious
shelves. ,tile extra-roomy meat trays
table aispers.
.See 'the new. excipng, "shadowlioe" ftYling
-no ledges; no crevices to catch dwt lind make
See the clever new egg-
dISpenser. See the new Diil'us.()Lite for sbai-
dowless interiors. Doo'c miss exclusive
bpilt,in bouIe.opener. And lee us
"E"ety Fe:sture Has II Function" in these great
. new .. ti"-9a1 Muvester refrigerators, Buy
.OD ClOIlVCDIE:nt term,.
Howard T. Cooke & Sons
LebIDOD, , Ohio
Fa 1m Loans
Time On Your Side
(Up to 3.3 years to re-pay)
Interest: l ow' - 4 per cent
The Land Bank Way
Your famil y deserves the best
Contact
Lebanon , N.F .L.A.
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ELLIS iii. ST'URN, Sec'y.Treas,
J.ebnnpn, Ohill I'hone 4tt8
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plete - ranging from
. very moderate in price
to higher pr,iced ,mer-
chandise for those who '
wish to invest mor-e.
Stubbs
Funeral Home
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ISVlbLE, OHIO
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Ooor or
at your '
favorite
Store I
METHODIST CHORCH
U. n. Col eman, Mini s ter
'burch School, 9:30 A.M., Mr.
Harold Earnbart, Supt.
ST, AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Fllthe'r n. H. Krumbnl lz. Pllstor'
8 Rnd 10 A.M.
Worsblp ' Service, 10: 30 A.M. LVTLE METHODIST CHURCH
"iO\lW Coelowah!.lp, Sunday, 6: 3Q D. Ji;. Bnughn, Plls,or
P.M. Unified Service, 9 :30 a.m.
FERRY CHURCH OF' CHRIST
l3yron arvel', Minister
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ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
amllel N .. Keys, Rector
Mot'nlng Worshlf), 10; 30 A.!'.I.
WAYNESVILLE FRIEN06
FIl'st Day School, 9:30 A.M,
lJible Sohool, 9: 30 A.M.
Morulng WorshI p, 10: ao A.M.
Pl'Ilyer Meeting, 7: 00 P.M.
Young People's Meeting, 7:00
E,' ulng Services, 7:30 P.M. Me ling for Worsblp, ,llJ :30 A.M.
WAYNESVILLE CH..,RCH OF
CHRIST
M, n. Coffey,' Minister
MI' . Hilbe rt CoUett , .. as bast to
I he OIewbers of the WOI C() 1D8 Bi'
ble ClllSti lit lil a howe !i' rhl llY eve.
'1'b" IHo{;'I'llln IOllder wus 1M I'S.
Mary l:l)' I' I'd, a giles!. lUll) lIoclulli
were COIlt)u'l d by Mrs. LIlI' I\
llible Scbnol, 9 : 30 A.M,
Morning WorshIp, ' 10:30 A.M.
Young Peoples' Meeting 6: 46
P.M. '
HOllgll . '
Mr. JOli n F'oaly or Allantn, On.,
Who has heen tlle bouse guest of
hls mother. M 1'8 , Belle Ii'en)y. 1'0-
tu rnod his borne. '
Evening ServIce, 7 :30 P.M.
Prayer Meeting and BlbJe Study
Wednesday, 8 P.M. .
MT. HOLLY METHODIST
T. M. Scaff, MInister
MI'. and Mrs. Howard GrahuID
h.nd us theil' dinner guesls Fri -
day . venlng, M,I. alld Msr. Hellry
llarl'l u ot LebMon.
Sunday School, 9:,30 A.M.. E,
A. Earn bart. Supt.
Mrs. ' W. E . Frost nnd MJh
Orace Smart spent FrldlLY witb
fri ends In Ci ncinnati .
Mr. ancJ Mrs. LIonel Lyckens
ulld fnmlly ot South Cbarletltoll
were Sunday dinner gueQl.s of Mr.
and Ml'S. Eug ne Snodgra!jS and
family.
WOJ'sblp Service, 10 :30 . "-.M.
Evening Service, 7:30 P.M.
OAESAR'S 'CREE'K FRIENDS
-ee PartlllBton; Minister
WorshIp service, ' 10 A.M .
Sunday Scbo'!), 11 A.M.
UTICA E.U.B, CHURCH
William ShaDnon. Minister
Sunllay Scb901, 9 : 30 ,\ .111., 'Mrs.
Jame9 Garrison, SUpt.
Preacblng. 1st. and 3rd. 811n-
dllYs of eact. montb, JO : 30 A.M.
Evening Services. 7: 30 P.M.
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Try A CJall8tr1ed Advl ,
1>11'. aud Mrs: ClIllrles Doster and
d:lughtel's bnd liS their clluner
{luests bn ' S,unday Mr. and
Rhodes Bunnell nucl fAmily of
Wuynesvl11e'.
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Our MODERATELY PRICED
materials carry no appearance of
The most InexpensIve
In tact , may be selected wIthout
apology or regret. Economy. at
the McClure Funeral ' Home car
r les no elthel' at
tbe servIce or afterwardll.
Mc(lURE
HOME
WAYNISVlllE. .... 0
'Santa's Delivered The
Goods!
, By 'way of the Savingi Club t
He cap do the same for you next year
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Rural
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and Gas
SpringVaDey Hardware 0. .
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THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1949
Harveysburg
The members of the local order
of the Grange met at the Hall
Monday evening' (or their annual
Ohrlstmall covered dish din nor and
gift exhange.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Collins of
Oentervllle were ,uest on Sun-day
of Mr. Colllhs mother. Mrs. Ida
C()IUDB.
Mr. aud Mrs. Delbert CODger
of W'JI,ynesvllLe were the guests
Sunday of Mr; and Mrs. Tocld
Bunce In' Harveysburg.
Mrs. MUdred Brown, Mra. Hel-
en mu, .Mrs. Mlnle Welch, Mra.
Eva. Mae Donald, Impgcne
Volere and MI'I!. Viola
attended the InstallaUon of ort!
cereat 'Verpon Ollapter, O. El. S,
ID ClarkevUle, Tuesday evening.
The lQcal order of tho
vleltet the' Springboro order Jas t
Monday evening and Presonted a
IIpeclal program which included tl
lecture by Mrs. Ernastine Moore,
s.veral 110108 blll bl1l music 'pre-
sented by MltcheU Lamb:, and Go
Mrs. H. S. Tucker 'was hostess
to the memlters . of the Civic
League SatUrday evll1llng !f'Or the
Bntl\UlI Cbrlsunas larty and gift
exchange.
..Mrs . A. S, Collett attend d the
meeting of the Wayne Township
Formers; Club beld at tse bome
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stanforth of
near Waynesvllle, Thursday,
, groUI) of !longs by ClIas. Swind-
ler. OUver .Jacobs, Jim Reynolds,
and La,hence Jacoba, appea ring
In II. mille quartet. "
The m,einb,ers 'Of tbe Harveys-
burg Fire Dept, and thel r families
ll.tt ollded the hoskey show at
Clncl',lnati . Sunday eV,anl ng ..
114 1'. and Mrs . Ben' Becl[ett en-
teltaJned Mr . and' MlS . Carl
JOne8 and Mr . "TId Mrs . John
Beckett Sr. ILnd "'ons of Frnnldln
::iundu.
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MR. AND Mhs. CHARl.ES ELl.IS
.ENTtERTAIN COUNCIL NO. 2
AdviSOry Council No. 2 met on
Wednesday evening at .t.he borne
of Mr. and Cha.rles E lI1s in
Centerville with Mr. EI:nest But-
a8 discussion leader.
PREPARE NOW -
Following ' adjournment to meet
with Mr. and Mrs. S . S. EIUe In
In.nuary, 11 deIlghtful social hour
WR.S . spent, with Chrlst.mas reo
freshments served by the hostess.
Have your (rocke leaned anll
prelflled now for the lIollday se[\ -
Mn ahead.
You can be lIure YOU wlU lool{
your best when yop let B nnll R
Cleanere Cfire for your loth ell.
TRACfOR
and
IMPLEMENT
Cleaning an.d Painting
Original color duplicated -
Reasonable Rate,.
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We Call For & Deliver
BANTA IMPLEMENT CO.
I '..ebanon, o .. 665
>I< HOGS AND BEEF *
$2.00 cwr.
SEE
w. E. SMITH
SOUTH STREET HARVEYSBURG, OHIO
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PERMANENT ANTIFREEZE - Prestone .& Zerone
ALCOHOL - Zerone .
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE
. 24 HOUR WRECKING SERVIcE
Kler.s' Garage
MAIN Ii MIAMI 'STS., PHONE WAYNES. 234'
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ORDEf!. .
-ronA Y c-=-""-'-:...:.:-
. FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
.. PRICES REASONABU:
:Ed Burton
WAYNESVlIJ..E ROUTE 1
Guar.nteed . . . . .
USED FARM EQUiPMENT '
. Price'd
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See U. For 'COOD USED MACHINERY '
AUiA Cbalmera c. Tractor and cultivator
1936 JOHN DEERE "An Tractor with Plow 6\ Cultivator
1946 John uB" Tractor aDd Starter
ancl
1948 Cue a ' Foot Combine with Motor
Minneapolis MOline 8ft. Combine with Motor
CUe Side Rake ..
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NEW JOHN DEERE
John Deere 6 foot Combin. with Motor
John Deer. 2-row COm Pitker.- .
Model "An T ...... ;,r with Powr.trol
Model -'M" Tnctor wid! H7draa1ic Tool (ontrol
Jolt. Deere F .... Cbtopper
H ........ Mila Co,. Sllellen'
. Leta Feed "
Finance Terms Arranged
BANTA IMPLEMENT co. ,
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Make This A Big Christmas
For AU 'The Family
FOR THE CHILDREN
* SLEDS
':..
SKATES
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WAGONS
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SCOOTERS
WHEELBARROW13
) :t
BALL GLOVES
>t
BASEBALLS
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METAL CHAIRS
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FOR FATHER . FOR MOTHER
RADIOS ELECTRIC DRILLS
BENCH VISES
HAMMERS
WRENCHES .
ELECTRIC SWEEPERS ENAMEL WARE
LEVELS
PINUP LAMPS
PYREX WARE
coAl. RANGES
SETS
GAS
RADIOS
ELECTRIC RANGES
ELECTRIC RANGES
ELECTRIC ' WASHERS
HACK SAWS
HAND SAWS
PAINT SPRAYERS BIT BRACES
HUNTING COATS
POCKET KNIVES
TOOL BOXES
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ELECTRIC IRONERS
PIPE DIES ' . ,
ALUMINUM WARE
, ELECTRIC IRONS
KITCHEN STEP STOOLS
FISHlNG RODS
ELECfRIC RAZORS ELECTRIC BLANKETS

ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ELECTRIC . REFRIGERATORS
ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKERS
ELECTRIC D1SH WASHERS
'" When you're loolUDr for v"uea in Hardware, House:
wares, Stoves, Rances, complete Modem Kitchem, Heat:
mg and Plumbil1ll Equi(\ment, Carpenter'. Toolt, BuiIcIine
Material, Fence and Farm Suppliea, you can hunt all over
,Southern Ohio without fiiulinc better buy .. That'. why
.mart buyer. head .traiaht for the FAiRLEY,HARDWARE
Sl'ORES for evel')'thiJq: they", They know that
ity for quality and dar after clay offe;.
best buy. and they alwa,. eet .more for their money
when they .bop here. ,
FAIRLEY HARDWARE STORES
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Hililboro Wilmington Blanchelter Lynchburg - Sabina
Wayneavllle
l00tb ANNIVERSARY CIFT
TO ADULT'S' ONLY
PRESENT THIS PART OF
COUPON FOR YOUR FREE
, ,
Thl. ElltlU!. Bearer To 10% Calh Ollcount
on all pUlIChaael Fair Trade Regulated Itema) made
only thrpuahout' Decemller 1949 and ONl. WHEN YPU HAVE
YOUIt ,cOUPqN WIT,"! YOU",

Your I:;lgnature Your Address.
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Name
Address
lOOth. ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS
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DECEMBER 1949 Only
Never agaJn Will you
buy at th... price.'
,Enameled. Circulating Parlor . Furnaces', Cut To $69.50
$39.95
$28.50
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Black <O Warm-Aire, Warm' Morning Circulators
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Cut To
utlter Coal And Wood Heaters
, Cut To
Coat And Wood. Rangts $fii9.50 , $79.50 ", .. -- ,AND The
Moore:s' AIIWbite Porcelain Regular $155.00 Range
, . C\lt To $109.95
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. If U Have CoaI 'or Wood to beat or cook with sale is your F'IRST and ONLY chance buy YOUR CHOICE
, of all the QUALITY OLD RELIABLE MAKES - Clad, Monarch, Ellate, Florence,
Moore'., W ...... Aire, and Warm Morning. ' WE DELIVER AND INSTALL AT NO EXTRA CHARGE
$50.00' 9ff on Any Coal and Gas. or 'Coal Ra..ge
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ALL APPLY ONLY DURING' SALE I .
FAIRLEY ' :HDWE. ' STORES
STORES - Largest
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WILMINGTON BLANaIESTER
LYNamuRG SEBINA
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"AGE TWO
YNESVILLE. OHIO Thursday, December 15, 1949
IN.G CIRCLE PAHE9NS
----WEEKLy NEWS ANALySIS----,
Atomic Energy Commission Tells
10 'Breed' A-Bomb Material;
Building' Trades Ask T -H Wa,iver
CENSUS:
Tell It All
Mr. and Mrs. America will lie
pra cllca Uy to "tell it aU"
when the lederal c\lnsus, takers
start by next April 1. About every
ule Product
Of All. Lands
Junior Frock Nic.ely Accented.
One-Yard Skilt Simple to Sew
tEDITOR'S NOTE: Wben .... nl r. ezpr.aaed tn tb t e'olumDII, lhe., e UIO. -tt or
w .. let. " .... paper O.loa. DO a.al,11a a Dol a." ... arIlF .r Ibl. ".WIP ..
A-80MB./TEMS:
"Breed'" Planned
'!'bose dul1 impressed by the
wonders of selence through the
,ears more ' or less expected the
announcement-but, DO .doubt', it
came as I surprise to many thllt
the U.S. atomic energy commls
don was preparing to "breed" the
Icaree atomic materials that make
tile A-bomb explode.
HAILED as the biggest atep 1et
taten In the attempt to hameSi the
atom 'or use ' In industry. an en
gineerlng plant for "experimental
breeding" of atomlci, ' materials
actUally was on paper.
According to Dr. Lawrence Hat '
IUd, top AEC scientist, atomic mao
terials. no matter how produced,
can be used for either bombs or
,peacetime purpoee.. This would
Include the boped' for generation
of \ISetul Ii1dustrlal power. He de-
clared that the designers of the
''breeder'' device are confident it
woulil work. ,
Commisaloners and aids eIso told
Dewsmen that by 1952 the AEC
should be lluUdlng the first model
fII. an atomic engine designed to
propel shlpa.
It win also 8tart work next year
OIl a reactor-an atomic turance-
6pected to yjeld "slgnifIclnt
amounts" of power Ind
to .''breed'' or manufacture more
atomic materials as It goes along.
THIS, AEC AIDS SAID. is dis
Ungulshed from the experimental
"breeder" whose primary purpos'i
would be to produce new , atomic
materials, with pow ' r production
only a sldellne. "
Dr. Hafatad saUl the "breeder"
reactor would be built at Arco.
Idaho. Be added that' if It works.
it will ease greatly the dlUlculty
of gettinl more fissionable mao
terial. In "breeding." the aclentlsta
put sorne ftulonahJe material"; in
the fuionace wltb a larger amount
of nonfisslonable. They bope, In
tile preee.a, to make ' lOme. of the
latter Into fissionable material and
thus have a Det ;.m.

Trigger-Happy
'l'be muddled 0Iina picture was
&etun, DO clearer, 1104, the u.s.
"alii been put In , tile . middle. ,
INSULTED b7 Chin.. Commu-
IIAatI who had lmplol8oued (but
la&ermeaJed) the U.S. co.ar
attache. AnIwa Ward, Americans '
fumed anew a. Cliineae NaU'onal- '
1Its, auppoeed 1rIendJ of the U.S .
we're charged with ftrln, upon a
U.s. veael, the Sir .John FrBDldln.
'l'be occ:Urred oft Shln.-
.baL
The ship'. owners released a
racUo mea.a" kom ,the skipper of
the' ablp who ' chaUed that two
Nationalist ' warships bad Ignored
bis order to halt fOl- a boarding
party and bad, instead. raked 'the
vessel With a ' barrage"
of . sbells, almost at ' point blank
!fange, nie ahip'. owners demanded
that 'tt}a U.S. act to c;urb the ''trill-
NaU.!lnaUsts.
The depatqnent said It
wOlJ/.d Jlrotest "energetlcal1T' Jo
the government. The
U.s. agency entered the , picture
after-t'eC81ing reports at the in-
cident from Walter P.
aughy, . U.S. consulgeneral at
Shanghai, who said' no ,one aboard
the vessel was injured. ,
THE INClDENT was the latest
In a 'serles of attacks or other mis-
adventures sut1ered b, tbe com-
pany's vessels at the bands of the
NationalistS. .
In Contempt
Attomey Vincent DaUinan,
defending labor leader Harry
Brldces In the ' latter's trial on
perjur1 - conspiracy cbarges,
wa. cited '.r. contem,' of court
durin. &be ' trlal whl",b was pre-
sl4ecJ over by Federal Judce
Georre B. Barrla, .. SaD Fran
cisco.
LABOR:
T-H Woiyer Asked
psycbologlcal swipe at the
Taft-HarUey labor law was taken
by employ-er associations lind labor
unions 'in the vast U. S, 'construc-
tion Industry. Both joined, in ask-
ing the national labor relatione
board for exemptions from T-aft-
Hartley labor laVl( election . requi.I:e
ments.
WHATEVER EFFECT, the move
might have on congressional action
on Taft-Hartl .)' when members
convene in January, there ' was no
denymg the action was well timed.
'With employer associations ' throw
ing in with labor in requesting the
blanket exemption, ' opponents of
TaftHartley' would lind. added
strength. .
'!be . construc:tion industry's J ma-
jor management and labor groups
contend that strict appUcation of
the T-R law to them Will wreck
lonlstandlD, collectivebargainlng
practicel and hamper ac
tivlUe.. .
Here, too" wal 'a 'lclnUllatln,
Itrategic maneuver, tor with houl'
ID. at1U abort and the, problem
stID , tar from ' solved, ' anythin,
which mi811t be considered as an
aid to increased buUdlrig could ex
pect to ,et .ome conslderaUon
from congress.
UNDER . PRESENT TR LAW,
elecUons such as those mentioned,
a vote must be taken before a
,union can be certified aa the proper
bargalnin. agent, and before a
union can get a unlonshop agree
.ment-one, that requires wo'rketls
after they are hired to become
members of' \Ile .union.
It is a complelt! waiver' of both
these provisions that management
and tabordn the cOll$trucUon agen-
cy are asking.
'KICKBACK':
Solon Accused
The longpostponed trial of Rep-
J. Parnell Thomas (R., N.J.;
opened with ' charges that he forced
a former secretary and codefend-
ant -to aid hun in a BlIlIIry "kl.ck-
back" scbeme. . . .
THE CHARGE against ' Thomas
was made by John R. Finpatrlck,
Ii ttorney for Misl Helel]. Campbell,
onetlme secretary to the former
chairman 6f the ' house unAmeri-
can activities committee.
' Both Thomas and Miss Camp!)eU
were charged with fraud and con-
splracy by which the congressman
allegedly padded his oUice payroll
ahd took salary "Kickbacks" from
two employees.
flfth' pcrson contacted by. the enum- My'rrad of Customs
era tors wi l be asked to' .ive even
a,ddltionol information to that Add to' Season's Joy
asked In the routine process. Ohristmas In the' United Statel
Flere's whut each person will be Is composed ot thl'eads1rom' man},
expected to tell the census ' toker: c:ountries and reflects their culi-
Age, relationship to the head of toms in church and home.'
the household; race. sex, mal'ita} tradltlonnl English Christ-
status, birthplace, citizenship atat. 'mas calls tor family reunions, gUt.,
us, employment status and occupa. c:aroIs. ,parties and 'a pantomime
tlon. " for the cbildren In a leason 01
EVERY FIFTH PERSON. lil ad- !leneral good wtll.
ditlon, wilJ be asked: Altbouch 'of the 014
Where he or she lived a year plcturesqae Ea,Usb castoms
ago. Country of birth ot parents, bave faded, tbey ItUl contrl1l-
length ot schooling and school at. ute &0 the ' model'D boll day
tendance. For 'adults in the one- ' Ibrou,b Obrlalmas
In.!.tve category. the enumerator tbe delll'lla OD Ohrlstmla (larda
will press ' tor data regardln& alll1 the narrative. In ballad.
come. cmploymerit, and status ai a and carols descrlblnc the .-
veteran. , Uvltles of the old days.
And, if you happen to be No. 30 In Scandinavian countries, prep-
or any' multiple ot that number on uatlons lind cooking are begun
the Ust, you will be asked to dl- weeks In advance In order to stock
vulge still additional information the home for the three weeks ot
rcgardlng unem,ployment, details hospitality and leisure during the
of your marital status and the holiday season. The ' celebration It-
number of ' ypur children. I!elf beglos on Christmas Eve with
When the census Is completed, Illn elaborate supper. foUowed by
the bureau expects to be able to It tree wltb family worship about It
give authoritative In'formatlon re- land singing before the gl1ts are
gardlng housing, mortgages, utili. l:iistributed.
ty bills, rentals and househoii:! con. Early church Is attended by
venlences. !Iveryone on Christmas morn In"
CONG;RESSMEN, as per tracU- . lbecause the Shepherds, first to wor
tlon, wtll have a big hand ,In Ilhip the baby Jesus, came early
ing district supervisors for the' cen- lind then returned to w.ork.
lus.taklnl/. In March. these dllrtrict Traditionally, Germany kept
supervisors will undcrtake the job Christmas with mucb heartiness,
of chooslng their crew leaders and lncludlng a borne festival and at
enumerators. Those chosen wUl tendance at Church. '
have' to go to training /lchools and ChUdreD In the Nctberlaads
be ready by Ap'rn 1 to start thelt leave their wooden shoes, fillell
search for personal facts. with bay, for Nlol)olas' white
GOVERNMENT:
horse. ID tile NctherlaDda aad
Belrlum Dee'lmber 6 III the
cblldren's holld.y, wltb Decem-
'Poorhouse' Stote? , ber 25 reserved for Ihe
The GOP .was kicking around a lous hoUday.
new. label for the type of govern- Religious features are prominent
ment it contends the Truman ad- -during .the .boliday in France, es
ministration Is gr,adually bringing' pecially midnight mass foll,)wed by
about in the U. S. This time it ,Christmas supper with family din,
was tho, "poorhouse" state, as ners and reunions on Christmal
compared wtb "welfare" state, a. pay. ,
had been charged previously. Christmas in Brazil, 60lltb of the
PRESIDENT T RUM AN haa equator, is a summer 'festival with
grabbed up the tag . ''Welfare'' state fireworks, picnics, fiestas and boat
and took tbe- line that lf that was " Jug excursions. 10 spite of the aum
proper tag for aU the progress ,mer weather, Papa , Noel comes
Improvements his aclminlstraUon \lressed aI ' Santa Claus with his
was bringing about, then the Arner- reindeer and alellh.
icatr peopte oUlht to 'A all out for
the "welfare" atate, In that h. S I (I I d
had the support of many of the na- an a aus, n '1
0 . Is Chr-Istmas H 0
Gabrielson.. 1n answering Mr, Tru- . ' -
man, accused the l'realdeDtla act. ' Santa Claua, IncUana. ia I bam
ministration leadin, ihe U. S. let of a score at frame buUdlnais
to "Jloorhoule
h
Itate lind to and not 10 IIIaD1 people, but it I.
gravatloD of .. ,.erioua Unemptoy- national headquarters for one type
ment probll!m ID this country. of hoUday observance.
charled that recent Each Cbrhtmas sealon brID.s to
tarW cuts ordered by the President it .... cks of mall. parcels, letter.
under the recipro'cal trade airee- IUd cardl of which 99 per Cellt II
ments act, renewed by the 81at rerpalled with the maelc
congress, have resulted In the "ex- pqltmark ''Santa Claus."
porling of jobs of 'AmericaD work., Beyond a doubt. the bl,gest man
era' in hope of provldlD, Jobs for ID the Hoosier bamlet i. Santa
workera al)roal'i." . C1au. hIm.elf. A 25-foot ltatue of
Asserting that Democrats not him, complete with whiskers and
o!lly are , money. that wiD bulging sack. .. dedicated to the
b, e to be ' .repaid in ' col- ,i!barltable old salot in recogmUon
lected a hundre" years trom t;lOW, that hIs Ohrlstmas gl1ts to the
qabrielson declared: have 'brought it fame
"IF WE CONTiNUE under the seasonllt prosperity, .
present administration we are Early settlers seven or elgbt dec-
headed 'for. a pOortibuse state, lind ades ago took a fancy to the name
wPl!e the Inmate!! ot a ,poorhouse Santa i,'e for ' the tpwn, but the.,
may ,. have a certain amount of couldn't use It becau,e ' another
security, thelt lot II not parUcular- ItI the state had it first. ' So
ly enViable." 'boldly christened their settle-
The GOP chairman adde4 ' that with Ciaul aB a last name,
the policies of the present adminis ir)stead of Fe, .
tration ' are di'i:ected toward Similar hoUday names dot the
stroying the. American I!ystem ,world map, ' with ChristmllB being
free I favorite iii the States.
That's a familiar cry from thll Florida, Maine, KentuckY-nnd Arl-
GOP, but on the basis of past ba).. zona, have towns named Chri.",
lot records, It hos little weight with DlIlB, '
the majority of U.S. voters.
New I
Fait, lind ' 'Feast
The 'day before Chriatnu\s' Is a
s,trict fast for the peopie.
Ali unexplained angle' of the Bit
uatlon was the qu.esUon of what a
merchant vessel was dolng-or its
rights-in ordering a man-ofwar
of the Chinese Nationalists ,to halt
for a boardlng party.
POPULATION:
It ,convicted, the representative
would 'face up to 32 years in prison
and fines up to ' $40,000. ,The house
of representatives would have to
Accordwg to a U.S. department dcclde' whether he could remain in
U. S. Climbing
. of agriculture report. the popula. congress. Miss Campbell would
Uon, of the United' States w111 In face 'a somewhat lesser penalty.
crease by leaps and bounds in the MlSS CAMPBELL'S attorney con
next 26 years. . ce'ded that she aided lo the "kick-
, THE REPORT predicts that the back" scheme, but only under
purrent U.S. population of approxl Thomas' orders, and denied she
mately 1110 million will rise to a was guilty of conspiracy: Actually,
thumping 188.6 , million b1 1975- he said, she went to the justice
an lncrease of 26.4 per cent. ' department and voluntarily told
Tbe ''bJgb level" auumpuOIUI "everything the government knowa
which the report 'Is bale;d are I about the case." .
'combinatlon 01 ,'aeton includln, The gov:emment c1aiml the aI-
b1gh ferUllU. low morlaUty, an leged plan neUed Thomas a total
DUal net ImmfgraUoo to the U.S., o! $8i2. While he Is .accused of fil
aDd a blab degree of mi In, .alse payroll claims totaling
",aUoll-that .. , moving back and nearb ,1.100, it Is not alleged that
forth withlD the United Statea. b. lOt aU the money,
HEW SOVIIT CLAIM
Reds Report Vegetation 9n Planet Mars
com. up wltI'I , the statement that
there was IctuaD;y VeptaUOIl lID
the planet Mara.
TIle Ras.laD., wbose cla1ma 10
. tD diacoverlea aDd
mventiona 01 Wnp the 'ireatem
world bad IIDown aDd mv_ted
;years befDn. '..,. .. out 01 tblI
world" .. tbe1r moat nceat ..
Ier1Ioa ", _.tltle dlAovery.
"1'bIa lim.. Inlet IOIeDtIata ...
fabII IIUN 01 br
........ ...,18'-,
.. ..
An astronomer at an ablervaeor,
III IOUth central BIDIIla, 10 the re-
port went. reported that: "Plant
DIe OD blp IIlOUDlaJDa and in, tile
arde . Cof tile euUa) nl8lD1tJaa
Ibttlu nptatlcla III
n ..... l1li
'.u EV8DS. ju"eDlJe SCreeD
...... bu Just .Ipet! a De:w COD-
tract wltb aD "GaD la
shOWli shortly alter Ibe bad
bel' .,,.In IeqQa Ire I Ie.
trlmme4 ,8bori.

PHILfPPINES:
Credit Endangered,
In IIlpU'; foul' United
.enators warned tha
that dllord.rl .suell the
eleetlOCl Batantal revolt-
burt the laianu'-eredlL
Senator EDeniar (D., Ja., -
claNd lie hall .'beaD IIopeful
aeeIq ow. more
Uttle more law ... order."
IMtIIatcrI attetaaee ,... made
ftree
'SANTA' , 8 CIa.
appears I"st .. abo ... 1I1 .,.
pODcIera .... vel;y ' the poa8lblr
IUftciUlt recaae. of lIIe Ud,le
,..... wllo locib .... &hoairb ....
.... u... lIIe bas .... &he bee ..
IaDt& aDd Ial" ,alte tare
......beDco .............
......, 'Ila.' 11.lIlr
T. a rlnl I.ntl 11 .. 1
III tbe ;yUle .. '"-
...... veralon of s.nta Clau.-Is
dNNed In Jl'81 hom!IIPUD witb red
rail mltteu -and
woodeD abot., lie bu 1oq.
btud aDd II" .. old, ua..
mub oJdar ilia
For BUllY Cooeclans
A WEARABLE frQck ror a busy
ca m pus program to delight the
youtbful sewer. No(e the interest
ing treatment on waist top and
J:1ipline - ShOlt or three Quarter
sleeves to suit the season.
a 0
Pattcrn No. 8200 18 In sl"e8 11 . 12: 13.
14, 16 ond 18. 12. thrce quarter
sleeve, 41<. yards of 35 or 3glnch.
. ... .,
The Foil o.qd Winter. FOlhlon , will
a B1!lde In ,I unnlnl
R amort! wenr,nblc Winter wurd t nb<! .
Fre" po lun "rlnted inside tne !>'10k.
25 .
Who Can't
The housewife was very critical
of the way a workman was
down lIholeum in her kitchen.
"Look, lady:" he said, "tWs Is
my business. What do you know
about laying linoleum?"
"Well," she confessed, "I never
laid linoleum and I never laid an
egg, but I can make a better ome-
let than a ben
Miracle Pattern
you CAN have a whole ward-
4-robe of new skirts with pattern
8527! Just one yard of 54-inch fab-
ric for this' miracle skirt in the
smaller sizes. Wear with blouse
or brilliant sweaters.

P uttern No. I. In waist 81.eo lU.
20 , 28. Dllci :12. Sue 1 ynrd 0/
54loch. ' ,
SEWINO CIRCLE 1'''TTErtN DEPT.
650 a.atb wen. ilL Cbl.a,. 1. UL
Enclose 2., cenlJl In coin. for each
pAtt ern desired.
Pollem No.
.... ______ ----_
Nnme
Adrl.e ..
. Keep Posted on Values
By neadln, the Ads
1 KEEP
SEVERAL PACICAGES
---.. HANPY o'NTI;IE.
PANTRY
HOORAY - 3 packages
a time; Always adive, ,
c:ilways right
to use when you want ito'
3 'times ',as many
women pre.fer
, ,FLEISCHMANNS YEAST
Write fqr this ..Illustrated
"H,A N-" '), ,G 1FT LIS Til
Just 011 tit. PreSs
CONT AIHS TWO HUNDRED DISTINCTIVE AND
PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR EVERYONE ON
LIST-, ITS FREE FOR THE
-USB 'DIll OOUPON-
Pleale lind me JOur ''IIUd.t alit l.iat"
Hun ________
__ .. ..
CUr _' .-. _________ Bta,te ___ _
if,
Thunday, December 15, 1949
Jolly Wooden Puppies
Make Excellent Gifts
2 PULL TOY
W, GC,LE -OOG5 .
PATTERN 310
.10117
THESE puppies will be favorites
They are cut from two pieces
of wood and then hirlged
with canvas and glue. Tlie wrJP.I'ls
. are arranged to give them 8 nat."
ural life-like motion when pulled
string.

Making and ... embllnR dlrecllon. on
... ttern :110. "rife 250. Order Irom WORK
BHOP PATTF.IIN SEIIVICE. Drawer 10
Badlord Hili New V.r"_
What What to give? It
that question has you '
around In circles this Christmas.
here's a smart suggestion. Make
list of your friends who enjoy
Then take the list Into
your neIghborhood dealer .. He has
a wellstocked of gay I'!lft
cartons of Camel cigarettes-yes.
mild flavorful Camels that bring
pleasure with every puff AnJ for
the Dipe smoker or the man who
likes to roll his I)wn. your dealer
will show VOU DOllnd tins of Princ,"
Albert Smoking Tobacc()-the Na
tiona] Joy Smoke. Both these popu
lar gifts come all dressed up in
colorful Christmas wrap
pings. You don't eve.n have to
with a personal card-It'a;
l)uUt right into the package for
your easy-writing convenience.
You'll I;)e good to your friends an'd
kind to your bud,get if you send
them Camels and Prince Alberti
-Adv.
B]ue Cows, Blue Milk
One of the milkman's regular
customers complained to him one
day that the quality of the milk
lately didn't seem up to par.
"That's. because of the time of
the year," he explained, "we are
unable to send the cows out to
graze in this cold weather. and
since they 'can't eat green grass
they can' t produce milk as rich
8S they do in the summer. But.
believe me, madam, they are just
as sorry they can't give you riCh
milk as I am. Why, do you know.
I went out to milk them just this
morning and they all crying
because they realized their
was so thiD_"
"That's all very well," answered
the lady. "but I wish 'you would
see to it that the tears don't drop
into the milk can." ,
. .
Effedive'
S,rup, Home-Mixeel
for Extr.
Sa,," 81, boll&n.
Thll by mllllo,,"
,,"au .. II makellueh an medicine
for eouch. due 10 coldl. h'. 10 easy to ml.-
a child could do iI.
From any drunlst t ounce. 01
Plnell, compound 01 proven Incre-
dl.nta. In confPntral ..d lorm, .... IIknown lor
Ita soothlnl effect on throlt anc! bronchial
irritations. .
Thon mlke
"
11 .yrup with two cup. 01
aranulated .ular .nd I\n. cu p 01 walAlr.. No
-.klnl needed, Or you fan Ule corn lyrUp
or liquid honey, Inst d 01 syrllp.
PUI Ihe Pine . inlo 'pillt ' bollIe .nd 1111
ur with your 'r.rup. This ,mlk a tull pin 1
o cough medic ne. very .ffectlve and qulck-
acting. and you cet .boul !our timn as
much for you, monoy. h /lever lpolb nd
chlldr.,n 10'" Its pl.... nt tote .
This cough syrup takea hold .of touClla:
elvine quick ,eliei. It loosen. phlegm. oolher
Irrllated memb,anes. h.lplI tlnr air. pus.,n
Money reiunded II Pin.,. doesn't 'pIe.... .
FDR EXTRA CDIVEIII[IICE OU IIW
lUDNiIiItO. IUDHOUSE "IE.ll
When Your'
Back H"urts-
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WA OHIO
If thllre is one place th,
world where art can be billed in
big, bold capital letterS, it IS the
Louvre in Paris, for centuries the
cradle of the world's col-
lecti.on ot masterpieces. Tlhis is
the treasure house t hat ' is a
"must" in the grand tour of any .
art lover. The tour begins in the
lang corridor (left) which leads
10 the entrance of the art gal-
lery at the louvre. As it now
stands, the louvre is 750 yards
long, 182 w"ide about
85 feet high. Photo below shows
the "grand staitcase" "which
leads' up to the
"Winged Victory." ThiS scerie
illustrates the architedural
beauty 'of the palace' itself; aside
from its being a storehllu,se of
art pieces.
World erlldle Of Art
Here is the original body beautiful
(right), perhaps one of the most yisited
pieces of art in thi Louvre. Aside hom
the Mona Lisa and the Winge4 Victory,
the Venus de Milo is the pride of the
collectnJn. Tourists often pause for
to adm,re the ageless .statue,
The photO at left seem to border
.t 'on the Irre'erent to an art Iover. But, ttlis.,
toufist wanted a picture of the' Loune .
,building, and if he uses the, statue at Cae-
sar. Augustu,s, or anyone else, as a tripod,
' it's just a means to an enH-no disrespect.
intended. The photllgrapher is interes,.!d
in the ceiling which is in reality a paintng
.
The Questions
1. What is the meaning of ren-
dezvous'?
2. By what name are the stu
dents at"the U. S. Naval Academy
at Annapolis known?
3_ Where Is-the I'Rose Bdwl" lo-
cated?
4. From did the United
States purchase the Louisiana
Territory?
6. Which employe has
the same authority on a passenger
train that the captain has on a
ship?
The Answers
1. An appointed place of meet.
ing.
2. Midshipmen.
3, Pasadena, Calif.
4. From France, in 1803.
5. The Conductor.
Buy U.S. 'Savings
, .. u .. ,.ot
,oar .troD"
baa'" children
' wh"" 7IID .s
them Scott'.
EmubloD ... ..,
dar I Saott'. I.
"aotd mine"
of ""til,'" AaD
Vitamins and ent!1'C7balldlnl n.tural
oIL Heh,. cblldren crow ri.lIt. d ... elop
.0Dnd tee,b ,roDI bODe
Belp; w .... otfeolda wben til.,
lIck enoa,b AaO Vitamin
fooct lIan, doeton recommend
It. EeoDOmicaL B1Q todalr ..
to ....
MOlE ilion lust 0 tonfc-
if" powerful nOllritltmenfl
SCOTT'S EMULSION
HIGH eNERGY rONIC
PAGE THREE
Re.lieve MIS::IEI
Chest Colds


PENETRATES STIMULATE.
Inlo upper bron. cho.t, lOll
eh 18I tu bas willi back SUrfIC" Ilk'
. apeclal sooth In& ' WI ,mlnc,.tOI1l
medlcln.1 vapors. forOoa POuluc:a.
At bedtime rub throat, cbeat
and wltb Vlcks 'VapoRub.
Rellef.bringlng o.ctlon starts
instantly . _ . 2 at on cal
And it keeps up this special
Penetratlng- Stimulating ac-
tlon for hours VICKS
In the night to
bring reller. VA'PoRu.
7 DAYS
.. .. L ' DO' ....
1U. In fUll 7 d., . .... htoneehort week ' .
,roup I)f people wllo ellanged frorn Iliehr
old denlilrlcea 10Caloa Tootb Po"deraver-
.,ed JB1t lettfa by eclemtl6c teet.
WhY' DOt chinle to Calo:" ,oureU? Bur
CaIOIl lOde, , 10 rour e
reeth Wl atilt IookID, ..:ti ", I
6r(<<fIlt, lornonowl
CALOX
.... cnHP .....
.. " Bobblae 1M., Brid.. ",eo-.
UNABLE TO Y'EAR;
. NOW IS BACKION. HIS JOB
Mr, and W, p. patterllon,\ bread and milk, but now e.en eata
603 Dennis Street, Houston, Texas, and vienna Ausages. .
thank HADACOL every week when Mr. Patterson was aufferilllf from
Mr. 'Patterson brings home hil pay a laek of B Vitamins 'and the Miner-
check. . , \als whieh HADACOL eontalns.
Mr. Plltterson II a me\Dber of BADACOL comel to you in liquid
Houston Local 218, International fonni easily ualmllated In tb. "loocI
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join- .tr,eam ,ao that It; can 10 to work
ers, but for more than a year wal rigbt away.
unable to work, despite frequent A laek of on!, a IImaD ,amount 01
wonderful offers from contractol'l, , Vltaminll. lind eertain Minerall
Then last September, Mr. Plltter- "Ill caUllO, digestive ..
lion heard "the blessed news" about "tour food' will not agree with you
HADACOL and the wonderful relief You will hllve an 'upset afumach.,.
It had brought to countless thou- '\"I)U w.i ll lIofier from heattbum, gaa
landa. Since then' he hill! taken more pains an . you.r food will 80ur on
than 20 bottles of HADACOI.< and your stomach and you will not
.has worked ateady, able to eat the things you like fOI!
__ . .... feat of being ill misery u.fterwarda.
Many people also suffer from con-
stip.tion. And while these symptOm.
may be the rcsults of other eauses.
they surely and certainly the
symptoms and signs 01 lack OJ II
Vitamin. and Minerals, which HAJ).
ACOr. CGntaiJlS. And if you suffer '
Bum a deficicncy disordor.
there II nl) known eure, except tpe
administration of the vitamins ,nd
minerals, which yoll1' system Inch.
It is easy to understand; therefore,
why countless thousands . have been
benefited by thl. amazing tonic,
HADAOOL.
So it matters not how old you are
or who you are . it matters not '
where you live or if vou have tried
all the medicines unde:- the lun, g.ive
this wonderful preparrtion HADA-
COL a firia). Don't go CI'I suffering.
Don't co-ntlnue to lead a miserable
Many pe'rsons who have lIuf
fered ,Ilnd waited for 10 to I!O years
or even longer, are able noV' to live
happy, comfortable lives bACaU&e
HADA:COL supplied the Vitamins
Bere is Mr. Pattersjln's atatement: alld Minerals which their
"I had beel! . unable to wor1t for needed. Be .fair to ,oorself. TemPI'.
moreihan a year When I heard about rary relief ill not enougb for you.
iIADAOOL last September. Since Give HADACOL mall
bhen I have taken about 20 bottles, I Sold at all leading drug. stores.
am doing carpenter work every day, Trial lize ' only $1.26, but aave
[ was troubled With digestive disturb- money; buy the .family eoon-
sncea, gaa on the It(\Dlaeb and bloat- om, lIize, only $3.50. If YOID' drue-
'ne. I hliU reoommended HADACOL gist does not handle HADACOL"
,CT about 60 people and most of those order dinet from Tbe LeBlanc Cor
Nho followed my advice are feeling poRtion, Lafayette, La., and when
lOtter. I am 8un that' lowe part of the poltman brillg8 ,our packqe
lVet'J pa, to BADACOL and Jut; PlY fli. amount plul the e.o.d.
.be blessed nile! that It miD,.." aud postage. If lOU remit tdth the
lin. Pattenen. who Ultenetl whUe order .. wiD PQ the poeta ...
Mr. Pattel'loD mad. bfa _tellltlllt Theil. If. Joa don't feel
and lilcldentaU, b .... him rail, lID- .. after OIine BADACOL ..
uaual tlPn of roan. &OJIIiDat.d tllat dINcted, lan ntam the .. .....
b_ be bu .... taIdq BADAl'OLltoD .. will be ..
tllat be .. iattq ... out or ..... fIIII7 N .... eoDld ..
.. IIDIII.... Be ... .. ., fIIINr--Ab. .
"AGE SiGHT ..... ,
:11 il., ..
i Twin Theatre =
THE MIAMI GAZETTE. WAYN VILLA. OHIO
WANTED TO RE T- Farm 75
to 200 aorell. All power equip-
mentment . Doan G, Wal ton. Call
Waynesville 25S9 , 12-t3t
nopks and ;r.;1ches. EDITORS Note
-O'REGAl1r RETURNED SAFely!
DOINCS AT THE 1WIN
I WANTED - to do In my
:;;; WaynesVI-II'e Oh.o = bome nfOOr sChool, In tbe even- Santa Claus wlU play aD early
, " :: lugs. Bill Stansberry, Pbone Way' visit to tbe TWII1' Theatre empl
== ' EE nesvllie 12-15-3t oyees It tile plans of It. OW')ler,
= THURS.-FRI. BANK NiTE' $10.00 DEC. 15-16 ::;;;
Horses ancl Technicolor FOOD Bob O'Regan, orystnllze. Personnel
EE Mark St in SAND l3 an(l ot tbe Twl.D. Mr. Rnd Warr'
;; evenll BAKE 'SALE en LeMay, James Wardlow, and
;;;;;;; P ee. 23, 1949 12 to 4 P.M .
. = == G I Donald 13r()wn. pLus Mrs. Mlnnte
SAT. ONLY ' FIRST SHOW 6 P.M. DEC. 17 ' \vllyncvlllc range Ha I
= Sponsored by Miller wlU divide a.1 recelpt!B or ..
=
= . Roy Acuff in HOME IN SAN ANTONE . , Grange Youth Commitlee Tuesday 20. from RxO plct.
= ALSO:, st-ooge Comedy and Chap. '5, Dick Tracy ure, Bodyguard, starring La",.e
E;S FOR' SALE - Canurles, 1\1 rs. T . nCe TlernEI and Priscilla Lane.
;; . , DEC. 17 C. Runyon, Mt. BoUy, 'Phone A ,Leon Enol comedy and Chap.
Firsl Sunday - :30 P.M.. === SPring Valley 3-6342. 12-16-8t 3, The Oregon Trafl will also be
, B Grandeur of Rockies as Randolpb ScoH BUIlds .. ,;;; E'01l SALE _ Westinghouse E I- shown. Patrons ot the Twin IUId
CANADIAN PACIFIC Getrlc Range. Ph. Wnynesvllle, tb:elr frie lls are ordlaUy, invited
(Technicolor) ::3 27S1 1t to make tbas a r eal ChrlstJDas tor
, == AI SO News " nd pecial hort, ,"Chea tin G' in Gambling' !is those people have tTred to
= , : : " ,.." ;=: Sell that piece of farm machin- make their entertainment hours
;:;; ' DEC 20 :=' ery you D.O nted with a Ga- so llleasurable . during llie JlIIst
= TUES. ONLY , SFiOW. ? P.M. zette ' clallslfied ad. : .
= The Twin employees r eceive proceeds
= Give them a real Xmas by attendmg enmasse.! = O'REGAN ATrENDS --o----.!.-
Tierney. in BODYGUARD People of DlIll .tqe
THURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1949
Here's An Ideal, Gift
* Children Aaway at School or CoDe,e
*, Fotml"r Reddent.
>I: F .. iencii and Relative.
A SUBSCRIPTION TO
J
The Miami Gazette
$1.50 in Ohio; $2.;)0 ' Elsewhere
I
Include. An. A pprOpriale Gift Card,
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. . ALSO: Leon Errol Comedy & Chap. 3, Oregon frail BASEBAlL MUrlNC ' /lurroundlng communities bave an
Illlllllllllllllllmmlllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllrnllllllillllllffilllllliillllllllillmll lllillmimilllllllllillillllllillillillIIIl11illllllllllllllillllllllllllllllili;i 3
a
ChIckens on the
"'Clean i>IJlatoes"
1n a recent market 8urvey made
by th.e U. s. department of agri-
culture, homemakers emphasized
they want "clean potatoes" when
makin. food purchase"
ATTENTION WORKING MO
THERS - I wlU assure you ex
oelle/lt care of your chUdren dur-
lonal Basebail meeting at Dahlm. tn a spoDsored contest by the Wa' farm after . the reat of the flock bal
ore. Md, . by Bob who be- ynesvllle Plant nnd the been marketed may Ipr:ead diJeale
fore World Was II was connect. Twln Free tlokets tor the to a lJew brood of
RATES: One cent per word.
minImum charge, 25 cent ..
Three In .. nlonl' for the price
of two. Forma .clol" Wedner
day noon.
ed with professlqnal umpiring and .contest can be obtained from elt-
Ing your working hours. Also will , sporta promotions. O'Regan re.portl her looale willi the lucky -drawing
keep children by ilie hour to make that our closest major league scheduled for 9, P. Ill. Tuesday.
your shopping more oonvenlent. town, Cincinnati.. drafted a num Dec. 27 at the Twin,
Phone Waynesville 2824. 12.8.3t ber of promISing ballplayers, prlo- --0---
clpaJJy one named "Muscles" Sh. Mr . and Mrs . Donald Brown of
ollis. Who wallopped 55 home runs Daytotl were Sunday dlone}
FOR SALE - 2 girls coats,1 light In '49 1n the Class B CaroUDIL ""\lests of their parents, Mr . and
DON'T FORGET TO CALL Weight and ' 1 heavy, size 10 -12 League -:- Luke' Sewell., new Red. Mrs . J , C. Hisey.
US for insurance. All types of yoore; Iron beds,tead - spring ; leg .manager, will probably hIve 0
insurance at ,a savings. Call Dining room 1 ext .. nslo table a spyglass OD' 'that chap next Miss Patricia KUppel of Dayton
,.. n I and Paul 1:>ummlll of near
FranCis .Gene Brown, phone ' .. , SPring, . .,.
Wa'ynesviII.e 24 72 or call c01'" BChO:: ,dS
s
; et
S
. mMalrl. bOnaUffreotld ; BEOnYrnhS:rr
t
! . ,JI'hes.e m.eetlngs. ex:plain'6d' O' Re-, Lytle, ' w41
r
e married by V?aUer
Kenrick, Justice 'Of Pellce, at his ,
lect, Wilmington, 2111. ' Phol\e 261,4 12 15 at ' gao, are 'Very qotorful, Inasmuch residence 'alt Lytle Saturday' noon.
. I as over 400 profeSSiona.l clubs
Tbey were accompanied by th
BANK RUN ' GRAVEL- Loade'l. FOR SALE _ General ElectrIC were . rellrescnted, besides league
id t ' d bride's
a.t Da.Vls Furnas Pit. 60 cents Range. Is gOOd condition. Ph pres en s, Beouts, umpires, an ____ ,
cubic yara. We also deliver. ARM 3265 _ Mrs. llll\. Baker.' at tbQse, with job!! but look-.
ITAGE &: SON, Photie 2091. tt ing for better oDes.
J Also for those looking for bertha
WEEKEND
,.
"'---Y-U-R-K-E-Y-S-F-O-'R- SALE-- FOR SALE - Side ,Arm. Hot in basebaU i n 80me conneotlon.
Wa. Ii) Heater and A , Schwin T4Js provides for Ii \lOll:
"roma, 'S6 .cen .. - I-Ienl, 45 c:enta
KELLER HOAK Built. Heavy Motor Bike.' flurry' of action and til&' lob '
Rt. 1 Waynelvllle Pi'hort! 2880 Mra. Ga;t.I' Eysna. Ph' 3324 ' 3t by of the Lord Baltimore Hotel 1'''

FOR SALE - New and used steel WARREN BRADDOCK
Top Soli. Hauling, Saqd. Gravel
Excavating With Back Hoe, '
. DraglIne and Bulldozer
trap,; 12 long spring No. O. new;
12 long apring 'No. I, used 10 days;
12 No. 1 1-2. new,; 2 coll,
No.2. used 10 days; 2 lump No.
f. new. Pilce. $15 ., will give 24 Waynesville, Ohio '
trail tags. $7 worth 01 0 : L, But. Phone: WaYnOiL 2191 IS,. 2248
obers acents, and other Items. ,
Jim PheanJlI, Waynesville . (Over ,F9
R
- 19 Tobacco raUs.
Smith's Reetaura.nt.) . U.S-3t >&50 tobacco .sUcka, 1 single dl8C.
Cleve Conner, Wayneltvllls
, 2408. ' 121St Try ' A Classified Ad.
SMITH ELECTRIC SE8VICE STORE'
COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHT SETS
, (Ey:tra Bulbs)
HEATERS TOASTERS
COFFEE MAKERs
PERCULATORS r IRONS .. I
HEAT PADS pop CORN Popper.
Operi Eveniap 'Tm 9, 19-24 (Except. Wednesday) '
SOU1ll MAIN ' STREET 'I . PHONE 9231 ,
i .
A NEIGHBORLY MESSAGE!
.' DO YOU ,UK FJUEN,DLY SERVICE?
, As your ' Mighborbood serviceman, you will find
us not only i iendly. ,but, genuinely interested in
jng U1at your car is given the best pOSSible service so ,
it'll . last 1
, A FrieDC1i, &;rvic.1 .. .'
. 'DRlVJ: IN SOON - LET'S GET ACQUAlNTED,
',iHastings'
NORTH Snu:ET, WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
Suggestion's '!
CPSMETICS . ..-
,
BOX CANDIES
$1.00 to $3.50
ELECTRIC 'RAZORS
'PEN & PENCIl:. SE'rS
WATCHES & CLOCKS .. ,
EvelJina 1ft Paris Seta - Coty Seta, $1-.50 to '$17.50
PERFUMES HAND CREAMS LOTIONS
PIPES ' and LIGHTERS FOR ALL ' CIGARS AND
, CICARE'ITS - CIFT wRAPPEI)!
PLENTY OF XMAS CARDS and WRAPPINGS ..
WAYNESVILLE DRUG STORE .
WAYNESVILLE, PHONE 2121
a "battlegroun'd" for '4 days with
the tide or battle reaching to all
ROOFING
Of All.
losulated BrlckB and . asbes
tOIJ Siding. Sheet metal work
of aU kinds. Loca.l Refaren"
AU WOrk
HOWARD Wo. HAAS
. .'
Route' S O.
Phone ,Wayneavillo 2898
' Dead Stock
Hones, " 2.50 - Cows," ,2.60
Hogs . -:- 25c cw.t.
According to Size
ahd Condition. - .
Call
Xenia 454
. ,
Xenia Fei1i1izer
L,lve Wire and Progressive. An
organlzatlon secon'!l t'b none.
Strictly sellers on the best all'
around market In the country.
SERVICE THAT 'SATISFIES
For O"lIy Market
,WH[O Dayton, 12:60 E.S.T, Dial
1300; WLW CinCinnati, 1240, DIal
700. . .
BROCK COMPA'NV
CASH FOR DEAD
According to lize and
All StOCK rem9ved p'k'omptly . . .
. ,
Horses, ,2.60 - Cows. $2.60
Hogs '- per cwt. .
JANES RENDERING
. Phone
Xenia, 0 . . 1712 or
WiIminltan, O. 2382
.&111 .
,Kahn,'. ,f\merican Bealay ..
xMAS ,WRAPPED ..
J;G cents lb.
SUCED BACON
49 cents ,lb.
. '

Diabetilc CaanecI FoocJt.
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PHON 1U
E. '''ULBERRV ST.
. LEBANON, OHIO
HAVE YOU A SMALL XMAS GJFI'
Investigate Our Theall e Ticket Book.
For Only $1,.001 Excellent Oifi. For
The Children. Also Your Pap.etboy,
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FUea on Beef Callie
o
.
For controlling ' Illes on beef cat .
tie. use DDT at the rate of one-
qua rt!!!r of the waterwettable DDT
powder In tl)ree aallonl of water.
'Two quarts should be enouah to
.pray one matur.e animal.
Ore:roD' Fire Precaution <
In the Itate of all Inter,
nal ' combustlon' engines ' 1l1Jd trac-
tors used by lumbermen must be
equipped with an approved tire elt
tlnaullher
WIN A NE.W YEAR"S TURKEY, CHICKEN OR
. 1lIRE POUNDS OF BACON
Free aieket W.iIh Each $1.00 Spent at Wayn.-viIIe
, .
Locker Plant, Or' pc bAdult Admiuion .t Twin '
Tbeatnr;
Drawq: 9 P.M., Tu ... , Dec. 27, Twin
, _ .- --4!
\.
OPEN TILt 9 P. M.
T:he following ston's Waynesville will be open
until 9 P.M. each evcning U?tiI' Ch:is1mll s-,
....
HYMAN'S
.
WAYNESVII;.L DRUG
SMALLWOOD'S '" FAIRLEY HARDWARE
LUmber & Supply ,
"Will Be Closed.' FOri INVENTORY,' "
. . .
Week of Dec. 26-31, 1949
, J
A
&' S l ' .... i. ...... ..:. . ..
_ " rm).tage. ,.' on" ':'
, LU'"N"--' (It"".: .n.
F. AND 'GRAVEL '. , .. :" , &Ia.
BLACK-TOP DRi,VE5 ,
, T ""d RQAO Oft.
LA W,.., riLl PW'T
RADYMIX ,CONCRT>E
EXCAVATiNG .... d DUMP 1 SERVin
F,'L"O 0 R t ,A M.P. ,S,
With
B.lbs '- - Reflector Shades '
:$13.95
WALL PAPER"ASTI AND SIZINC
, . .
C. &. - NU ENAMEL
ICIMTONI
\ .
W.JlIIViUeF 'Appliaace- Ca.
TJI.IPHONE a.
TalkiQlt OVer

A COLUMN, OF COMMENT
.Y " ... _

NINETYNINTH.YE.AR THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1950 FIVE CENTS A tcl-'Y
Our commlntll ID llall
two )Veeka, ,,o ' ab9ut the trafllc
lwht Iltllati teM ... atn and 'North
IItreet. broulht' a.
liow\lver; la ODe point that
"e woUld lilte :to ' clear ' up ulil
that 111 JoVe have 'no idea. whOle
car wall parked BO 'a. to obatruct
the atop, Blp On Rllute, n.
WaYRe .Township" Legion Post
Membership' Passes 1130 , 'Ib' :'Driv.e
Run Fools Fire Truck Chasers ,
,pe!'lOnll have been
oUied ot owning the car and we
hllcf DO thougbt In mind of br'lng'
in ridicule on the person who
doell ' own It. , The car was parked
In a perfectly legal location. but
one, which 'doell obstruct the view
of ' :the atop IIIn for /Ulyonv ' ap-
In Waylle Town-
t'Olt 616, Americlln , Leglt)!l.
bas doullied during . the past year,
Qommander' Bill 'Lukens annoIlD',
ced thlll week. The Post now
boasts a membership of over 180
aB compal'etl with memo
bershlp tn tbe 60's a 'year ago.
que at the .
lSellool, 'l'uesdai' evening, -Januaat
17. All l:.eglon AuxUlaI'Y
mliers ure 1nvlted to attend: '
1t.. .reatu.re ot 'tbe even I .. , w11i
lie demongtratlons by a ' Daytoai
detective. 'l'lle . Investlcator wU.
OF. INTEREST. ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW
A B OUT TOWN
Firemen Protest
LackOf Cooperation
..... .... -
Currently, l!- melllberBlp drive
IB being conducted to boost the
total to 160 veterllll! .In WaJue
and Mass1e ItownllhlpB.
Sllow those. attendln& ihe event __ iiiiiiiiii_iiiiiii_';' __ iiiiii
lhe 01 II. lie'
other crime deteaHnc .!Ia.'........ Ford Hook Ollened hel'
. proacbhlg from the. eut.
Cuunty Acrle,ultural on Thursday aCternoon lO
an Ro will ' a.lao Garden Club wltli
Mis!! MurllYn Burske 18 tbe
hOUtieguesl oC her ' parentll and 18
doing Lhree week" or student
teachtng In Lebanon SCbOllls,
after Which /lbe wlll return to
Bowllng Ut'een university to co m
plete her 8enlor year. Mis!! Bul"
like. with Mr. Dale Dutree oC
uwbua, attended a s rorlly dall ce
at Bowling ureen on Saturday.
If the attitude of tbe The MasBle Townsblp members
world at start of 1960 prevail. of the wlll present a
,be even1ng'l! procru(, 'Shephard as hastesI'.
Shoup preSided ovor
. tlte. year "I'e Ihould NOT MUCH COAL
LAST C"LL FOR MltPIeettng nnd ten members Iill-
Wlye., ' l\1\4 mother; of raU call. FolJowlJig tbe
Legion .elIen. ma,. become selll\on, Mrs-. JellDle Con
chartor memberJl o[ .tlii newlT .01'- anel tntel'oating arUcle,
deed be in for & plealant twelve LEFT IN 'AREA;
m_u... . NON E COM ING . .
nit . ' of the po .. lb1l1UH of A ,survey of tbe' local coal alt.
the atom '110mb and'1a thlr4' :yorld uaUon by tbe Miami Gazette. this
"I'ar baa ant.,lded ,and weelt reveals that tbere 1s pi-au-
our D1itlon .. neral ' leeml to cally n,o coal In Warren Count-y. ,
be oa ote eYell -1; . The Warnsavllle Farmerl Excba
almlzed 9JeetlDc . o.C Hazel.. .. Following adJourn-
tbo AUltlllan UDder the dll'1luUUD l'efreshmen18 wero MI'. andM J"!I, J. J . Ilursl(1l hud
ue Sunday dhl lllll" Mr. lIllie
})u(fee 01 eolumbu8 and their
daugbler, ' Mia!! MUl'llyn. Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Boerg of Cincinnati al -
so were evelling guests.
New' yeAr'. clai- laUnched a nle reporta ' ,tbat it baa a very
. . 11IDlted aupply, not enougb to .alt
,ear tor lb. IUam1 out the month, 'w1tb no prospects
Gaaet,.. Thla fear the of much 'comln, tn.
wW reacb . the 100 :rear mark md, Otber coaJ . dealers In thla area
Ita place with an uelua1ve repc!rt that they are TeCelV19g
Qf. In Ohio and very limited amountl of run of the
tbe Onsted States ' ,..blch bal" mine' coal from truckers.
lurvlved a century , of Moat dealen blame the, three-
da, work week 'for .the present
, Ae 10ur COlllDlllJlJty
, " ISlnOIn:Alle. They' lIay mine operat-
eDtera It. 10o.b -year . It doel .0 on claim they cannot operat-e the
wlth Ifeat cODfidence that It will -mine. at a profit on the .hol't '
continue to it of len1ce for k
wee .
1"" to eo The PUt fear hu As' long aB the , three-day ViC!rk
probabl, OQe or continuea suppllel VieU be
tprbUlellt tJae 'Vtry sbort. mlne operaton
tire blatcil71 ' .,0 at tb1a have stated that they ';wUl
time it .811184 vel'J doubtful 'tlat down tbelr mineS ratlier tban (1011-
the woOld COIltlm&. tiDue operaUns at a 1011. or Jiear
1\o"enr, DOW ,tile Q.... JI lou.
qldte rooted on IIaID
aua.;11ba taW 1b.en.a :.utDOrt .
1IIAI\f Joeal ....... lI ....... IIIMIIlJ
. au .

of President ' Mary LeMa, ' . a,to
h61(1 th.ls .veWu, ('Ilhu1'8da1)
Wayne Townabl", !.ellon Home.
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MAYOR IS'8UE8 WARNING
,'l'lfe followliar "u
ijlsued Mar,or, It,arl'7.
this, w."It;. "
":rhe ',NO U -Tum' . slpa
Interll8ctlon of Ma.ln anti
.treetll were erected to I PtollY.IDtl
mcitorli ts trom
,at thla, InterlJect.on.
whitt they . al'.... .
ISo, far, there , haa beall
lItI Ie 'trom" i4e
,1sts of tlie yWare IU: reltaJ,5a
the newlt,' cecte4 .. n ....
"We ,are hop.r ror (!OCI.pelratlO1l;
the futuJ:e ..... . IlncerelY
1\0 ....... t,t . WUl have to
made,ltt .. I ".
ltMp
t:a. steward, belne'
daue Ita dartua the .A.al't Steward, Ko.bert WU. strtke continues
comma :rear, y., ,0D, ' Chaplln, Robert Orew; Treaa III1\Y turn Into a. short BUllpl, tbls
rllLlDa lD bave Deen ural', BhodeB BunneU, 8ecretarj, Ipi'lng. I'e.w manutacturers have a
made dur1llC tJa. PUt aJx mGnUil, Iean Bunnell, Flora, Margaret great amount procelleci. 'l'be Far
, and pb,.leal tmprovem.enta of oui- Uland, Cerea, Janet P4lchhier, po- merl ExcbP,e urger area farm
.Plalit equipment bay. belped tn. mona, (i;arolYn RetaDlck, GBte Ke. era to. make arrangementa to
contlDlled eper, 'DWlg,bt Mlchner. Laity tace fertilizer their dealerlJ
Our hope for the Naw Year _ Steward, Fraucaa Gray, EltecuUve al eoon aa it "le convenlently poa-
Committee, Lo,wrenco Furnae, and sible.
that we ... COIltlJlue to Smpro". Juvenile Matron, Harriet McMII. Along tb. market and CODllDQd
II. 10111 aa WII have til. pl1v1lep Ian. Ity (ront, there 8IIemll to be
of publbblDc the OueU. &ad Tbe Juvenile otflcer. were a180 llttle IntereBt In' the market on thl'!
Ihat our wW be able at thll l.1mt. part of ,botb buyers and lellel'.,
to perpetuate the Guette lonl An aA.teDiiance of 82 waJl the' re.ultlng In a ratber dull tradlq
a8 there 1a . ' count of ' the e.venlng, IDcludlns' week 'and mild market decl1nes.
In tallWll to mADY low farm- \IIltOrB. . Wheat exporta ar& laggln con
eri we lie-ve been -rath,r . pleaMd Tile neit meeting "W'1lI be held slder.bly beblnd early ', especta
21. A' "Womanlesl Wed'd. tioDa. Tbe Department 'of Ap1cul-
lurn that. praU. e"el'1 one inc" will the er ture bad estimated el[pbrt of tOO,
of .tJaem does 1l0t approve of the evenlnr. Fun for everyone. 000,000 bul,bela for the crop year.
preeelit adm1n1ltrat1oD'a I/grlclut- How,ever. CCC purch'ueB of ex
ural policies, aJlboUlh the,. Dl87 Earnhllll't spent < Thurs' port wheat for the first sll[ mon-
mean more monef at the present daL and the vacation ths of tbe year amounted to only
time for lb. fannez:. '. -'Dick Smith ,In 49,000,000 '1\0 It. la ve17 doubtful
, Mo.' local tannera .belleve that Trotwpod, O'hlo. ' 'that the orlg1nal goal will be at-
" . ' prtce' aupport IboUld be lDItaU- 'talned. .
..a only, to m.ute ' agaIDlt .tOO . MI,B :Mary Jean BI.ckey . Ipent BID8 .
a drop in prlcel' aDd to ... Iat 1n .the weeltend wllb her parenti (Quoted by tm Wayne.vllle
In. W,.,ynelvjije. MiSS Kickey ' Is a F.mler. Exchange)
the polt-war 8COno1DJc aCUuatm8Jlt. rellident. of San Bernadino, Call' Wbeat ' . .' $1 87 bu
But mOlt or them belle,. th.t tomts. : ..... , .... .. .. ... . .
Corn ........ ' ,' . .. . ... '1.17
. 0vernineQt .upporte are too hlgb SOY DeaD. . . ... . . , ... .. , ,2.06 b'l.
and wW eventuaU,. backfire to 6. The of freedom . \
tbe deUrement of au. . and aecurity, which I. characitel'" FUneral lervieea were conduct
It II 'loo bad that .tIle remenantl latlc of rural We should be main- 'fuNda,. afternoon ,at Jonahs
of , the New Dad, do . not tallied 00. ' ' Run ChurCh for G80rp n8nny, 18
, , wbo died We4Deeday evening DC
that' ,ou cannot 'rIolate eclODOmIc 6. Production' be a beart ,aliment. at his wlnter
laws any more thaD ,00 can nat UBed only after aU marketl for home 1n Qrldo, Florida. The
ural iaw. without talnJ8tIDs with domestic, bave been- depleted. Rev; J. P. Tllombu1'7 oUlclated
dta .. ter. The law of npplT PreII,"e and ItreDCtbR . the and tntemmel11 was In Miami
demal\d.1I1 eT8Jltually Jll'tvaO fann produela, both forelh a.JId etery, Corwin. -.
regardleaa ot. how much 01 tile famib' owned and operated farm Mr. Denny' and his wife bad
tu pia,-ara' moDe, ' the UnIt. ' . , gOlls : to Orl&odo ' lut December.
AdUUn.lltraUon .pend. to lle ,was taken ill aftel' 'ar'
rlvln .. there:' ' . .,.
to proTe o\herwbe. -0
In- addition \0 h", wldo", Mary,
-
w. that th.e farm ra-
cram ac1opte4 by .the 01110
GraDle' at,. Ita recellt (OODyent!9a
b the tlD8It D4 most aeulble w.
heard 10 1&1'. JlBID PGiata of.
, I
'be procraaa .
I, 1'004 .hout4 .. lli'04u0e4 in
amount. aumCien't to IDInN an
AD dleto at
prlcel th., can 111914 to
2, !Doome 1ler1n4 from fumlq
.boul4 .. compara1U to tba&
talae4 from otUr IOGI'GU or ....

DeItrQotIoIl 01 foo4 1Iio'aI4
IlOt tJe teJerat.e4 .. ... .. tIiiie
.... III1qr7 people iD tJae war1I.
.. ftftDIq (IftGUeeI 1Iltoa14 lie
lit JI lunlved b,. 'one IOn, .Jobn.
of DILJwn, one daughter. Mn. Geo.
Pidgeon ot WUmlnrton and tour
grandchUdren.
------
Tb,e fIIm1l gathered at
the honie' of Mlal Mildred lUckey
in \flncbeater, Vlralnla. recently.
Pre.ent tor the reunion were:
Mr. and MI't: Ted lUckey aild
family; )lr. George ' Blckey of Cln-
c1nnaU; Mr. aud Mrs. 'Carl R!ck
ey of .... b Rldre, Ohio,; IIr. aDd
IIrs. BeD IUQ., aull IIr. and
Mn. Iil8rI Blcke, ao4 family of
ClnciDnaU. '
aboa14 lie muter.
St, John baa been
Beveral dl1),s in', Dl1Is"
Inlliaua, wl1ere he went ror
'l'llfIII&Inellt and rest. .
M:rs. Whitaker
"S\lDdlay guests of M1es Anna
In OlnclnD&tt..
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Eal'nbal'l
were Sunday artel"Doon guellts
oC AIr. MUton Sheehan In Center
vUle.
ATTEN'1'JQN GRANGERS
:rs. W1U1am, StrOUle
SUDda,y dinner 'cuesta; Mr.
and Mr: Charles Strouse.
also , hnd a.e afterJloolI. and
gueata, Mr. and
MoYer of Geflllantowo.
and Mrs. Bav .. "
Come one, come aU, 'to the b1&
"Womanle.a Weddln,"" to be hol4
at the Grange Hall on Saturda1,
Jall.1ja.ry 21, A bk caet, . COlUl1lting
of: 'rberle Jonea, Ed omuaud,
'Herb, E4 Surlace
l
Dr.
A. Stout. Rhode. Bwmell . Earl
Hubble, Dr. Harlan D),e, Haroill
Whitaker, Lowell Thomas. Rob
ert Wllaon, KeWleth Retalllck,
Donald Wllaon, Dav14 Brown, ErD
Mn,
Robert I Furoa. made a . bappy'
famll, gatber1D8 at tbe home ot
Mr. and Mrs. Baymond Wlll10n
.Qn New Year's Do),.
Tu Inspector
To Be Here Jan. '26
Cook, Glenn Smith ano J!!Ml
mai'Dhi.rt.
promlle Gf a big Ume fQr
eVel')'Olle,
All !adlee are to wea Gingham
or CaUco dren and the men' In
eve1'7day clothIDC. Anyone
In drellB clotheB will be Penalized
Evenron.e jom in we tun ' on Jan.
8}00 P. )I. '
. - -'
residents were shoo
cked Saturday to . learn of the
deatb oC WllllllUl A. Reeves, . 69,
a spring Valley carpenter whl>
wIlD was well knOWn bere,
Reeve& was kllled at- 3;20 P.M.
'Saturday wben h1a auto was atr
uck by Ii. PenJia),lvanla palaengel'
tram at the Route 42 crosBlng In
Spring Valley oniy about 50 yardB
. . trom bla home. . "
During ,the month of January a Reevell drove onto tbe tracks
Sales Till! ElIaminer will be Biat d.rectly In front of tbe traln
loned In WalrneBvllle at the 101- .whlle wamlng lightS were bunk-
lowing location and 'date to as- tng. accardlng to the highway pa-
slat vendora ILn tbe preparatlon .
of tbelr 8ale8 Tax Returnl of In. trol.
forMation for the July I , A lICe-long resident , of Sprlnll
19t9 &0 December 31, 1949; Vaney, Reeves was al6ne In thll
'Bank, anto. The train hlt biB car .wlnC-
... Ing It around 'and toBslng It Into
January 26, a parkt!d car o.wned bf . Joan
hou.... -:::-=tswiii6iiii'ii:er, of SprlDg Valley .. No
Vebdon, ah.ould take with tbem 'one except: !leeves wal Injured.
tbe necelsary recordB ' Buch na 1\
Survlvlng' IB a Em.st W
copy of 'tbelr' last"" report. ..ates
records ' and vlen(lor purch\lse ord- ReeveB, of Spring Valley .
Funeral lervlces were 'held Tuo
erB (pink ,copy). ell day wltb burlnl at the Spring
Particular a.ttentLon Is directed
to tJle nevi schedUle "c" provided Valley
on the aide . of the origin- -------
al return . . 'The' vendor le reQulr. W8CS' WILL MEET JAN. 19
d 11 f.th 1 AT ,METHO,bI8T CHURCH
e . to lI"t a 0 e I' pur- The Women.s Soclety of Christ-
chUe. made during thel perl.od,
showtnc the ,late, tbe total am- tan Service will hold their reg
OUDt of purohases ' and the aerial ula.r meeting In tbe 'Methodillt
numb.8"r which t8 carried Gn each Church Tbursday, Jan. 19, at 2
pink .l1p jUlt tbe Ipace P.M.
showing the amount. The tota' Mrs. Gilbert Frye wlll conduct
amount df the' purchases so list- the .program.
ed' IIbould agree 'wIth tbe entry Mrs. Don Workman will review
on line 2 ot the return. tbe study course. "The Women
TheBe reports must be tiled of the Relreabment8
with or. maJIM to Don H. Ebright will be served, In th"e basemon
Treasurer of 8We, ' P.O. BOll rooms.
CHOIR TO ME,ET REGULARLY
The Methodist church cbolr is
now reQuested to meet regularly
on TburBday evenings at 7: SO.
MU81c will be prepAred for each
Sunda.y m(nn.1ni Bervlce 'and pra-
ctice has begun on the Easter
.Cantata.
NEW FOR LYTLE
1799, Co)umbul, Oh1o before Feb .
ruary I, 1960' In order not to be
dellnQ.uent. If a deflclenc7 ' IS' In
dlcated on the report, due to
faUure caElcel' Bufficlent ' pte-
paid tax receipts to offset tllX
due, a remL1tJmCe should accom
panf the report Ln 'amount of
the deficiency', made pay&ble to
Don H. Treasurer of

The Lytle Methodllt cburch bRB
It ma, be 1)O.slble to Ileep on Installed a new Hammond organ.
au empty IItomach, but not an
em'pt7 pocketbook.
BIb for tJl 1'8Jltal of &pproE .
Smatel, cd tile lymap.
OWIled fUm wSl1 be nodv-
ell by the Clerk UDtII 11
o'o1oOk IIOOIIt 111'1.11&17 1&. 1HQ
DONUT 8ALE
SPODIOred Bf Tbe
WayuesvlDe W. S. C, S.
8ATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1t1O
StarUnl at 10 A. M.
lIethod1lt Church- BaI."Dt
or
WarD.. J'uJ'Illture aud App. store
100 DOZEN
I' j I' e cllgine followers were (0'
ole<1 '!'ucsday evening wben they
followell. tbe WayncBI' ll1e tire en
glne tt) l.ytle 011' a lll'ilctico run.
Tile l'lIn to Lytle waa IIllule and
tbe tl'uck WIlS Iii nCllun. 11 II1ln-
utes aCter the ' si r n' tlouuded.
IIJcrubOI"l; ur Lbe llrv depart-
1ll"ll. nl'" Wil li Lhe Hlij1-
Ul III WIlO PIII' -
1I11H ' Ill ."HUIYI,,!; Ult; llUClI. lu
II l'tl>! 'and II"" LIlU Urull1eu
III l llu. r \VUI',I :
'l'UtiSlI IlY yuull lg a li ll'J1\ j; or cars
thl\l l' eatlJiod l1'u UI ... Yl IU LO Jobu' tI
CUlIUH' II uliull LIJ LI u.:K. MILU'y 1)[
LUe (;:lJ'lJ W,vUlll JlOt )'Ield thtl
rlglll ot' \V'u)'" \iuHJ,Ji te u..e
Iud JlghL OU Lbe truck.
wish tu. 1l111llhlsi:te thut
tbe colllmunity' ruL Investment
DC ,!I,OOO In tire eqlL1pment and
wreckless driVing by cal'S to
frow lIres may result In
da!llage to 'the 1ruck.
More IIl'acUce rUUl! are IIllluu"d
lor the luluJ'e to emuble all weUl -
bel'S or tAe .lIre ' llelillrl.Julult .tu
operll.le. the true,,".
FUNERAL 'SERVICES FOR
MRS. NETTIE ;TINNEY.
:rO BE HELD :rODAY
.Funeral servlcel for Mrs. Net-
tie 'l'lnney, 78
8
,Who . dled at the
bome ot her 80n, Sherman,
day, afternoon, w:QI be hljld I\t
tJie Stubbs tuneral home at 2;,30
P.M. to!1ay.ReV'. Jt. 11. Coleman
wm and burial wlll be
made- In M1am1 cemetel'f' , ..
8urvlio1'8 Incl ltde: one daU,C.b.;'
tel', lAura Wet'ntz of WaYlI.es
vUIe; 8f:x"' IIOjls, .:F..eonard,
.It . a ca.av!Jlt;
PreD ce G ' a' g ,
Webster of 1dlddloto;wn; '''WUllur
ot 'Mlam1 Fla,; 22 grandchildren;
rour brothers, . Lawrence ' and
Tbbmas Hardin of Waynelvllle;
Elzi' of Covington, Ky.; Edward
of Monroe, La.
RAINBOW ADVISORY CLUB
MEETS AT WERTZ HOME
The Rainbow AdVisory Club
held its, Dec'ember' meetmg at tile
home of ,Mr. lind Mrs. Hllward
Wertz. The rooma were beauti-
fully . de'corated -lor Yule ,sea
lion and everything WILlI In keep-
'lng wltb the 'Christmas plan.
Tbe usuaL buslnolls se9sl011
wal beld and an Interesting dll
cusllion waa held on "Sllc1sl.zed
MediCine."
adjournment, a plea-
sant Boclal hour was enjoyed.
with many varietieB 01 cakes,
candles and served' aa ra-
freshDlcotS.
EARL HUBBEL WINS AWARD
FOR CONSEf\VATION
Tbe many friends Gf Earl Hub
bell of Waynes'lllle Route 2 are
congra.tulatlng him on being one
of winners In the 1919 Balu-
Qlore ' lind Ohio rlLllroad annual
BoH conservation ,contest.
Hubbell placed flrst in the cla-
ssification for formers making
the greatest progress 1n consor
vll.tlon prl10tlces Cor October
to Octoller 1949 In ,II 24 county
area. . .
Hubbell will be awarded a US
IIllvln.gs bond, He also waB among
the whine,rs In '8
Ion sponsored ' by ,the
Guodyel\r 'rLre and Rubber Co.
MR. AND MR.S. J. BERNE JONES
.TO OB8ERV,e: ANNIVERSARY
Mr. (Illd Mrs. J. Jones
will celebrate their Golden Wed-
dltlg .next Sunday,
Jan. 151 at the1r borne In Lytie.
An open house 'will be oDserv-
ed from two to five P.M. aurt
seven to nine P.M.
Mr. MrB. Jones bave' one
BOO. Tb,erle, aud a grandlloll,
both 'oC Lytle.
The JoneB' are li felong ' resl-
. den!s of Warren onnty nnd
Wayne township.
8PECIAL NlEETINQ
UlOII ......... sn ..
III their ..... or _'If the rea-
loa wb.J. ataCae .. writer. At
..... IDOIt ot bOW tile ...
' .... 0-
Plaue pia", order, DOW, If po8fto
A epeclal meeting ot t he Youth
FeUdWablp of the Wayneevllle
ll.a!tbod1lt church wlU be ' lIelel
Bundai, Jan. 18, at 6:80 P.II .&11
our ..,oUtb' are Nqu.ted to ...
Pl"eIIeIlt.
_ wltr. -.
.......... ....... I!I
.... .
I I .. .' II _ _ A .......
PAGE TWO THE MIAMI GAZETTE W Thursday, January 12,1950
.---WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS---.,
Change Seen Heallh Measure;
Frenzied Reds Acclaim Sialin all0;
Hungary Off-Limils for Americans
A VOCAL MUfOBITY (IilDuoa'l NOTS. WIot .,1,,1..... r " I. , ....... 1 ..... , ".Y , ...... f
w ....... N ,a"1' VaJ ' aaa"a" aa' bel D.e rU,. e, , ... D

JNDIFFEllENCEI A
Jet-Geor,e-do-It atUtude.
'lbose tbJ.ng. will cost UI, the
AmerIcan people, the berlta,e left
UJ b1 Pnlt generationa datlns back
to the days when that vaUant little
army fought and the bire
l.Inp of a IPP, who would rule
without the cOJlIIent of or Interelt In
the subjects.
We; the vat maJorlt)" of the
Amerloa people, are N much
I!II&T08HII Ia euJoylnr aUf af-
caue-, oar ataJidU'd of UvlDr
produoed b1 the herJtace be-
eaeathed to lUI by oar aBCe ..
ten, .... t we rive DO time or
..... rIIt 10 the preservation of
IIaal berta.,e. Ua &be GUler
band, a amaH mlnorlt)" loaMy
demallds a ehaDp in &be Amer-
IDaa .... ,. that .. belleves wW
&in IIOme&blnr 'or aotblDr.
That smaD minority would tum
UI to lutlsm, 10cJalllm, and event-
uall,y to communism. Bite by hlte,
,tlley are eati.nl away our American
WII, at ute, our private enterprlle
.,.tem that baa produced , the con-
cUtions-the high standard of Uvln,
, ....:that' are causln, us, the vast
majority. to lit Idly b1 whUe a
'9OCal mlnorlty 11 destroyln, our
national weU belne.
We. rep ........... nr &be .. It
majorl..,. are loann. It to
Qeorp te ten aar represeata-
awe. iii &be CIOJII'ft!M what we
WIIIIt, ad Georp .. , falUar
..... aa tile '!'be mlnarlt)"
IIaa& .. clemaa4la&' lllat 1OIIIe-
tIaIDr lor DOtblaa'. .. IJIIHvtcJ.
...., aacl Ulna,h arpaiu.
....... espreuIq Ita wIaIIe8 ..
1IeIa11elJ'. UMI. tboqh _pu.
atlYel, UDall Ia alUllberll. It
. ___ peal DOllie .... ca ..
__ u-e .. Wulalqtaa. reo
iiriJeaa of ,pan., aIlUatloa
IIaa& II rep_ta &be .... that
.... eM nPrtRataU.,ea te
.............. UMI ... Ucu
eltber tlefeat them ar be,
...... the job. '
On eleeUon ,,-, thon of the
nolse-maIdDi mtbortl1 -aU vote for
thOle who 1m... IlItaned to' de-
'DWI4I tor that _metblDa foao
nOIbIDJ for whieb the notae maJterr.
U, ekmorlD,. Of that, .. 1t maJor-
"" who want our Amerlean wa,
of llfe" !MJr printe eDtetprIM eeo-
i1oDJ1c IJItem. our
"of. lor and bJ the peopJe" eon-
. 1iDued, 80me take time out to vote,.
1M aiaD)o d' rrot. ' .
, ... 01 :fa: evV devote um.
or , fmeru .ufflCleat to upre.a
'tbeIr ' Who. to their,
tlVel In _ WuhlnJton. 'lbe, IaU to
fact' thaf thOle
reaeatativel ue' lar,el1 iDfluenced
,bJ what the, hear from the people
back IIome. When the, onl7
from the .omethill,-for-nothlnf ele-
ment the, wW aupport the le,i ..
laUon demanded bJ that miDorltJ.
ibat mlnorltJ ha. Impressed tIIos.
at Wuhington a. representlna: a
majorltJ of the votes. Those hold
tn, pUblic office are courtm, thola
votes. ..,'.
Tbe apath,. the la4IIIereace.
'the a&U&III1e .,
, life IiuJorl.., .. the 'Amerlcu
ell .... , Is aacl com-
HEALTH BILL:
Changes Plallned
There was little likelihood ' that It
would amount to anythln, In the
lon, run-Ilnee the bill seem. fore
doomed to failure-but Olcar
Ewin" federal securlt7 admlnis
trator, let It be known he will rec
ommend lome changes In the 84
mi.nlstration's medical - Insurance
bill now before congress. .
, EWING'S' convlctlon that the
meallure as drawn could stand
.ome -:.evlslon came after he ob
tained a personal insight 10,0 We
10clal1zed health program as prac
Uced in England and other Euro-
pean countries.
Ewing laid his recommenda
tlons were n.ot completely formu
lated, but indicated there would
be a ' provlsloI! 1n the bill to reo
duce the opportunity for collusion
between patients and doctorl to
aU(IDent medical fee .
The approach 'Under considera-
tion by the U,S. lurvey (roup II to
require the patient to , pay a part
01 the cost of medical service
-Dot to a doctor, but to art Insur
.nce fund.
AS THE U.S. BILL 1s now
drafted. doctors would be eompen
.ated In any or all of three WIYS
_ per I:aplta payment Irrespec
tlve of service, a Itrailht lalary,
or a tee basil_
However, It might very well be
much ado lfbout nothln,. all ' It
apparent neither the . peo-
'pIe of the U.S . the medical protes-
Ion, or a suttrelent number of eon-
Ift.amen are In tile mood for In
atallaUon of loclallzed medicine
ID the United State
HUNGARY:
'OH-Limits
The unIted state.. Irked and
With worntlUn, placed
Communlat-controUed Hunga,., oft
Umlts tor travellnl
a&roa4.
The aetten 'WI' taken bee.use
the . Hun,arian government hll'
no attentlon to U.S_ demands
that Robert A. Vogeler, an oMelal
of the IntemaUonll Telephone It
Te1erraph eGJ;'pOratlon had not
been releued after hla ureat on
November 18. At that Hme, several
other Americana were lakeD' Into
euatodJ> . b)' Run,lrf*ns.
The American note placln. the'
on to Hun-
,DU' a,.m ; Vogeler's
relea.. and relerved the right to
claim damages ' tor anJ InjUrle.
he ma3r have autfered. , '
Although the. U.S. protest 'WI' di-
rected only to the Vo,e1er ' cale,
a ltate deparbnem 'J?Okelman
lald that It applled allO to the ar-
re.t 01 Israel "acoblen, bead 01
the Amerlca.. joint
commlttee's
It wa. atron, note 1n41-
cated' the temper ' of 'the 11.S. aUte
but ' 1ft effect coUld
be de&etmlned' onlJin the releaae
or further deteptlon of Vo,eJel' and
hili ImprlsOned
mentaQ> .. the meudDr of CUPID
Ul'Gvemment, of. for aad .". , :
the people." It cu IIleaa 0Dl, Susi fflllow
that &b_. IIt4IvI4a.aia or as Cupid a ' v.eg bUIY feDow
sealOn came
I;;' our, _y . "." ...... of hllI8l!'Uvity
left to IledtaP. are WI. centered In the Upper bracketll
UwllUDc' to clo' .a1PalD&' ... ... of U.S. eetebtltle8. ." "
lense .f tIia& Ileritap. Hanlly' bad be' IISt- down to rest
B" doln" thew wW let . after brinling Vice-President \ Al-
J ben W. Barkl.., and ,Mrs. Hadley
tUt, . ba. , provided oppor- together at the altar, when he was
. - tunity and general prosperlty go b, anel oft a,ain, this time to br.lng
default to the nol.-, clamor of that about the union cif New York Mayor
somethinJfor.nothln, mittorlb'. It C)'DwYer and fashion st';'llst EUza-
Will mean. 'tllat America will reap
beth Sloan Simpson. ThIs romance
a harvest the dre,. of ltatfsm, culminated with wedding in
80clllllJm and , eventust commu- Florida.
Dlam for aU, IDcludhig tIIole de BUT the llttle fellow with the
mandin, that lome thing for noth win,s and the bow aod arrows
,inI. All wW pay' the price wasn't having any relit, With the
'01 our 'apathy. ' Ink ,barely dry on tlie press' an-
What ean arOUIe the great major. nouncementl of Mayor O'DwYer's
itJ of to ,tile fact that
our blrthrllht S. aurely vau- , weddln" headlines carryin, a real-
'."'ft" clown tile ravenOUI crop or ly' romantlc wanop were scream
-.. lng alain.
.tatlsm. socla1WD , and commu- And thlll ' Ume. Cupid had hit
DIam. and aD' because those COI1IItl. .
tutln, that great maJorlt7 lit: au- wbere It burt. Thousands 01 movie;
.truek femste. across the nation,
plDe17 b)' with no eftort prevent with a ,oodly number 01 them be-
.uch a catastrophe? in, HollYwood's own, fall' and
LeUerl, lara:e number. 'ot them. tamou.. were abo c ked. then
from individuals; relo1utlona from
or-UIlzaUOIII, from , chamberil of rrieVed iii they learned that lang-
time movie Idol Clark Gable bad
from. lervloe clUbi. wed. . .
from Lellao fOlts, from cIuba, HANDsoME. he.man Gable bad
cilutcbea other or,anlzatlona taken to wife the ,widow ot the late
wwld help materiall7 10 "vine our Doutla. Falrbankl, ' Sr. $be was
peatIJ threatened W8J of Ute. our the former Lad, Alhle),. Gable
bed..... '1'broI&Ih ' IUch thInIB, .... hi rfd
....... at WubInJton would be hear. ,a". ' .... a,e a. 48; b e .aid
.... 'from the pea' majorltJ. abe WI. D. The maJT!a,e WI. the
' lk tOU1'tb for .ach.
Before the deJa of America'.
MECHAHleAL BRAIN
Labor Honored
ThIs I. .. phOIo ..... pb al the
DeW U.S. poltqe
.tamp wblcb will be ...... ' Ie
. commemorate ' the latth 1UIDl-
of 'he birth of
Gomper., cre.t AmericaD Ja-
bar I.eader. It wUI be priatecJ in
purple .nd wilJ ,0 OD ule
Washlnrtoa OD Janur, n.
STALIN: .
Big Birtbday
The ;:lovlet-domlnated world went
into a trenzy as each nation and
satellite, strove to ,outdo the others
In payln, tribute to RUllla's
Jo.eph' Stalin on bls 'lOth; birth
anniversary.
THE RUSSIANS were In their
usually . rare form, uslnl the oc-
calion to hurl a thunderoua d.e-
mand for . peace at the. world. In
order to achieVe It, ..the, would aet
up, the:r s,ald, annual for
those '90lnl the 'moat to pre.erve
peace and to confound the "war
mcm'enrll." , that cate,ol')' In
cIiided. of course. all ' natIOns and
governments out' df s1tnPltbJ with
,the SOvIet aim ot expansion. ,
Alrriolt tanta.tle, was the ment
to wl\lch " the Stalln-worablppera
went in, adulatlon 01 Stalin. 'Xbou-
laada p1 'parcel . and crate.. araln-
loads of merchandise, whole ex
pO.ltfon baUi of trinkets 'and pie-
factorle. aDd .ockl, boob.
and hOnes. ' wille and to,l. 4eUea.
ele. and can were funneled
Mpaeow tro,m Ela,e to
frOm .the Arctic to the Blaek
NO ONE MAN . couht ever
aU the 1Ift,a, or read an the, hon-
Ol's . No one could d1i-
trlbpte them. ' What It 'IV" aD
worth was aUyone's' llUe. but cer-
tainly fnlWons 01 . donan.
. Eastern .. German3r alone col
70 trellht cari of
one for 'each year-a. a lort of
whimsIcal
Tbe western world paid Uttle
heed to the Soviet chestbeatlng
oVer a desire for peace a.nd, so far
as the prelll reoorded. England was
the only nation aroonl the. North
pact ' lifDatoriel to
I congr.atulatlons to ' Stalin on his
birthday. ,
But . for tile Russians, them
lelvell. to most of whom Stalin II
more legendary than real, the
thrWlnl, dramatlo high spot of the
annlvel'lsry celel)ratlon came In
Moscow' w hen Stalin. Iillnself.
wa\lJ:ecl out on a stale to let the
pe:ople see
.I '. j
, INDONESIA:
Uneqsy 'Freedo", ,
The United Statea of Indonesia
. wai an fact. It had
come formally tree after 300
of Dutch rule.
But the birth Of freedom was no'
routine. Cl\80al affair. Just like the..
case with most republics. the
,birthday was Irlm and
Even 811 freedom was declared.
the new nation deployt:d troops ,
and maintained a IItate of liege In
wide areas to prevent anticipated
dillturbances.
iT WAS that
moniSts and lome dlebards would
attempt to make trouble for the
new republic and to embarrasl it
by creating disorders;
Hundreds ,of troops patrolled .the
.treeta of Batavia and machine.
(Un posts were let up at intersec-
tions. Dutch troops throu,hout the
country were ooiltined to barraclu
for two day. to prevent clashes,
A UNITED NATIONS commll-
lion aet a truce in the Islandl
which ended, the bloody tiahtln,
between the Indoneslal1ll a n' d
Dutch. and also supported a Dutch-
Indoneaian, roundtable conference
at the Hape laat fal] which led to
the rrantln, of Indonellan inde-
pendenee.
CCIIltributlODI in bOllona to Ena-
...... "1IOII18tI1IDa: for notbiDl"
Labor IO"mmeot welfare. the
Dl,uab people found j'Bechaa.
pIDa" a .-eral au'8 lor DIGIt 01
tbeIr 1111: Now that American as-
aIItaDce bu dropped from blWOIIII
to buIInda 01 mllllOlll the Labor
lDftIIUDeat aIIdI It can DO Joqer
....... free PftICriptlalll. IDd the
I*Ple muat ataID lie utllfled
.... ........... Or P87 for the
Instrument Plots Airplane Performance
I& ..... d blow to
lad .......... tIIeoI7.
A llaut computer, which eqI- the na"", research Rc:UDD tor Ule
neer. believe ean do juIt about at the Voulht alrCll'dt comP8l11
aQthln, aeept .at and Ileep" plant in Dallu. '
perfonnln. amalinl f.ats ID con- ,f.ecordlq to enaineen d crIb-
'neetlon with anl17_ 01 aIrplan. 10. the device'. flmoll-. ' Itt.
performance even before tile air- alJDple. admlt. bow.. that
plane a. built. It tat.' , 7.an for au operator to
'111. device lml'-tH 8Jl learo IIow to Interpret the ea-
In fIIrbt u It develOJll IatormJUaa I... wbIeb tile lDaehibe II ....
rital to ........ n pi......... air- 1Ionver. tIlosa tile dn!ae
craft for tbe future. It".. 1IDt.. ..,. lr. tIlDe well IP8DL
Mlost schoolboYI would reaot
with surprise It told that gravity
Is still one 01 the most puzzling of
natural forces. They would de
ciarl! that Sir ISIIBC Newton had
settled all that when, after watch-
Ing the faUlng apple. he stated a
tbeo:ry that may be
fled by explain In, It ,. s fact that
"evE!rythlng that. (lioes up
comle down,"
Albert Elnlteln.
zleb.alred, unpretentioul IclenUst.
ranked all among the' ,reatelt In
the 'World. and a key fillure In the
deveIopment 01 atomic power.
wasrl' t content to leave It at that.
EINSTEIN. after a IlfeUme of
work:, had 'made a great discovery
-;a discovery he believes will ex
plair. the mystery of' gravItation.
One of the (reatest of the IIclen-
tlfic gravitation 'keeps
from flootlnl off the
earUl. keeps the earth and .other
spinning always In the
path around the sun.
According to the new Einstein
theory, which was announced by
the Princeton university press, aU
the basic p)lysicallawl would.bJl ez-
plalned In terms of gravitation. It
II 8lIl attemPt to describe In one
law ,everythlnl that goell on every-
wher'.8-trom . the Inside of one
atolh to the Umitl of the unIverse.
Elns'teln haa lleen trylng to do that
tor llO years.
U. Elnsteln I. r1gbt, he may bold
the key that will, unlock aU the
'ecrl!ts of the universe.
LIKE RELATIVITY, the new
theol., I. expreBBed In mathemat-
lei" The heart 01 the e:q>laniitlon of
(ravity is four equ,tion.. (Iven
In letters or symbols, not numeralS.
Th,ere was no explanation of
what: the Iymbol. mean, but no
phys;lcJsts were ready yet to try
tq talk publlcl1 about the new
th!!Ol'Y, It atill had to be tested to
whe1her It covers aU tbe known
IaWI Oil' about the way
mattler and enerlY and gravltaUon
, beba've
Vindication
Eighteen Yeors
DETROIT, MICH, - Sewey ,
Wilson, 51, recenUy was found
Innocent of a charge of armed
robbery after he 'hod served 18
years of a 1I1e sentence after
conviction on that charge, He
was convicted In November,
1932.
The ,trial at which he was ac-
quilted was won on grounds
tha t his convl.ction had come be
cause Qf perjured testlmoi1y.
His accuser, Wolter Norwood,
58, charged that ' W.ilson robbed
him ot t500 In a holdup 00 Belle
I!land l ln May. 1931.
At the re-trlal, Wilson testi
fied that he later met Norwood
In 1945 In southern Michigan
prison Where ' the latter was
serving a term on a charge ot
violating gambling
Wilson testified that Norwood
told him 1hat police had In-
structed N erwood to testify as
he . did at the original trial.
Washington Plannmg'
To Greet 15 Million
People During 1950
WASmNGTON, \- This crowded
c,apftal , city. norma11y ' attractin,'
four .mllllon,. vISitors a year. Is ex '
pectin, thllt numbel' to jump to 15
nilllion durin, lOSO.
The reason I. that 1950 I. the
lSOth bll'thday of the nation's cap
Ital city and the lesqul-centennlal
commission. preparlnll for the
event. reported that all the .tates
and territories and 40 nation'. are
ezpectud to participate willi ex
hlblts and pal-eants.
America's progress under the
"free ente1Prise system" will be
emphasized in the celebration.
Preildent Truman said It win be
a "syrobP} to freedomlovlng peo-
ple everywhere,"
The "sesqul" commission, aet up
TAXA T IO_N: b, ' eongresi. was to work out a
program 01 'pageantry and drama
A Waming aimed at portraying America's
It would be cbar,ed to politfc. progrell 'In freedom. The C/ubtand,
and an effort to .mear the in, feature was to be the freedorr.
Deal" prorram. but house GOP fair in Anacolltla park.
leade!r Josepb W. Martin .truck a Plan. called for reopeJ)In, thtl
logiCist note when he warned ,that fair. In April. 1951. tor 'a .even ..
a tall: Increase In 1950 tbrO,w months run ,to 22. Con-
into an eoonomlc ''taU.. tlnuaUon of the fair as 'a 'perma-
and cost milUons ot. workers nent internatiOnal trade expOSition
their i?bl. ) , also was . dlseulle4.
MARTIN took a jiba at Amon, ' the projected buildings
Truman's indication that some ex- at the lair are Freedom bouse,
else taxea mllbt lie lowered b, wbere the .naUon'. hlstorle docu.
dec1arlnl: mentl will on dbplay, and the
..It appear. Mr. Truman la about tedel'al bulldln, and . the han of
to eQO.mlQlon-cloUar kite with Itate." bousln, exhibIt. of eori-
Two Gay Play Pieces
Are Easy to Construct
To), Cbest And Play Table
T
HESE two gay pieces of play
equipment are easy to make.
Hand saw, coping saw to cut out
wheels and screw driver. are ' .U
the tools needed.

Pattern 2M live. directions fol' both
plrcu. lind nctunl-slze slenell lIeslp
for decorntlll, . Price of ')ultern u Ue.

"'.ddress:
WORIl8DOP PATTERN SEBVtCII
0 ,.., 10.
a ,... au .. , NOlr :I
liw I all,""""'IIU.I
All BUI MUFFIIS
'Willi RAISINS
!fa cteamlnal No en-beaUBII .1uat
one euy when you make theee
delIoSoua mlllrlJul
1 cup % teupoon AU
Kellon'a , cup 1IupJ'
All-Bran 1 en
" cup mlIk 2
1 cup IIRed 10ft
1I0ur . lhortenJar
2% tellllPOOna % cup
b&IdnII poWder raIdna
1. All-Bran 8I)d milt 111
m.1XliIc bowL '
J. 81ft floUl'. b&IdnII powder. salt Into
lICIme bowl. Add lUPl'.en. ahorten-
lna,l'I1IInI.8t1r dIal.... "tU aomWMd.
I. PIll Ileue4 mll1ln pans % full
, Bake in 1Inhea*' mocleriatel:r bot
oven (.oo"P.) aboUt 25 mlIlutea.
Yield: , . mecl1um mu1flna, :awa
blcbeI acrcaa. '
'. muBl-miWoD-dollar taU lID it... Ire... feeleral department. and the
'l1at referred to pr.vloua .tate- state, 'iUao a pan-American 'center,
ments by admJiljstratlim leaders. In .whloh we.tem bemlsphere na-
tIlee the:, knew of no way tv
a deficit without hl,her taxel, htJtott and culture. :'
' TJIE PRESIDENT'S PROPQSAL
wal' refer.red to ai' J "'pack'a,e
d.eal" which Mar:tln . aId eongreu,
would reJeCt. The ' plan would au.-
geat lopplnl mUllon dollar. ' off
the exclle levies. but would caD tor
a multlbUllon dollar increa.e In
Income taxes_
Martin made It clear th.t he
wolllci 10 along on the exclae 'taX
alalb, but that he alld fellow Re-
publicans woUld Jlo everytbing po ..
ill1ble 10 prevent any increas.' in
Incon!le taxel.
THE REPUBLICAN LEADER ,
was on 1l00d tacUcal (round for
the IIlmple feason that 1950 II a '
conClressloanal elecUon year and
many Democrata wolild teel com-
pebe'd to '0 a1on, With the GOp, In
,an 'uU-tall bike fl,bt.

'I'1lIs ..............
-b-atJ'. bralu IIIId .,a,
... 1I1Ia. BIle .. Seaorita &aaa
' lhiria Alvares 'Valcleraa. II.
......... &1'1UIeUe .... _ H_
r"'k .... bala. tile Uu. ., "
...... - til ilia AmerJ.
...... BIle .. IIeInD Ie d-
.au ........... lorhtDe, '
'I ,
Or. Spldlr Hid Tiliphoni
Lin. t.on, Itfor. Humlns
OTTAWA; CANADA.- Tbe
phone and the rapld:translt sy
tem about which one thlnkl a.
.trleUy modem conceptlonl. mono ,
oPQlIzed by manklndj are not. that
lit all, few , 8,es 'ago orb ' IPli1er
combined both Qnd tfle combination
,stID WOrkl perfeotly, At an7' Irate,
ltich 18 'the atatement of the science
editor ,of the Clinadlan Presa,
, The orb Iplder has a telephone
line which at the same time serves
It as a rapldtranslt track. It Is a
silken thread puUed to the right
tension and leadln, from the cen
ter of the wep to some" hIding
place, where the spider walts or
even slumbers.
When an Insect strikes the .well,
the line Vibrates enough to brln,
the spider to the alert, Sh_the
temale ot the species , II more
brainy all well as deadly than
th'e male-then uses. bl!r. telephone,
line for a rapid ' run to the web's
The dlriner. :which Its
own gong, " found quickly,
Alr.condltlonlng I. another ' up
tothemlnute notion of man, Or I
It? Honey bees knew all about It
whet. the world was young, They
maintain a constant temperature
an!! regulate air now In ' order that
th'elr larvae may develop unham-
pered by aeverfi fluctuatlo,nit ana
that hon!!y In storage may be
properly curea and In
, p,erfed .hape, Certain bees are 81' ,
,Igrfed to 'the prodUction of body
heat by, muscular exertion; others,
tile tarmers. are stationed on the
hive floor and by steady win,
VlbraUon at the "lIht .peed
and maintain the e,xact dellree 0: .
all' circulation required.
t
I Yorkin MUI' SIVI '
On 'W .t.r for 3 'Y .....
. NEW' YORIt,-'lbe new.
tlna1l,y dawned oil ants of the
l1',at metrapoU. .01 New York-
0., would have to acrimp ad the!'r
111!.8 of wa.ter for rean .
n oall1' about u the toWns
JqJ.rcu water IUppU... Ita
llent be,." to \k1 lIP
..u. be,an ,to fan.
an annDIIDcement made n.. ICllllnln, &be tNman-
that no emerPDc:r wa . __ d problem Of' aupplybl, ade-
the UnltecJ al'lll7 Ol'" quat. : water tflW Yori . .. 11111-
ualalq far aU had little ot a brlaht aalure
1roOpI In to taooI out.. Water IUppUea c9Ukl
iIOD OVlmllid aIi4.DoI
troops til lIHUa pruum- aocm-but. with tile PIOPle
bI.. to fJ. If _- C\OOJIel'8t1Da b7 GIl
waaId .... lop," aid CoL water. tile lltuatlaa eouId be ....
E..u. .. tbJt ItOrad to 1lOrJDaI-e17. ID three
eome from ...... ,....
,<Pti'Jlliat piIke, Of ..".......
Apply Black Leaf 40 to
::'':JI'!IfI'''.1 roostl with llandl Cap
"rush. Fumes rilc, killing .

chicken; Perch. Ono ounc;e
troalS 60 fccl of roolll
-90, cliicltclIJ. Direcllona
011 l1ackage; Alk for Black
Leaf 40. 11)0
inlet;tlcidc of usc .
Tobacce ".fr.d .. l chailed
tll\ll!1IIH ,II"'''. VIlli ...
HOT
RASH
AI'e )'ou 11011211 P1nnlIb u. .tUnotlOIl&l '
perIod pec\lJlar Co
women (3&52 Jeara) ? Doa. thla make
''1\1 lUlrer from 00' flub .. , t .. l ' 10
II""""", hllll .. tnInII. tIred?Then do
try L),dla B, PInkham'I Vlllletable
Oompoun4 to reUove aUCh I
IIeIuIar \lie or PInkbaIn. CoInpounc!
b.11III bull4-up NllaI&Doe acatDft thla
uno,ma mldCU..... d&ltrMal "
LYDIA L PI.KIWI'S ==
' .' .
Watch You t'
Kidneys.!
' Help'I'h.D aea- 'M Blood
of llaraalul Bodyo .......
Quonset-Type 'Huts
Meet Storage Needs
'Little Business' Answers
Challenge iii Grain Belt
Called upon by the department of
agriculture to perform a modern
(Dlracle, "little busin1!ss" .In 10
midwestern states II tackling one
of the biggest jobs of Its kind ever I f
undertaken anywhere In peacetime.
Its Herculean assignment Is the
site prepaiatlon and er!lotlon of 2.-
S()() sleel buildings-each 32)(98 feet
or larger-at 670 widely separated
looallons.
The task arose with the grain
belt's acut1! need for spa\le in whlell
to slore the record-breaking carry-
over of 1948' I com .crop. In llne willi
Grain belDe 'Ioaeled Into Quo ..
set hut. lor CCC .torare Dear'
Ohio: .
1l\e trend toward economical ''horI-
10ntal" grain storage, the depart-
ment ordere!l Quonset buUdlngs for
a large part ot the necessary new
facUlUes. These archroofed Iteel
units now are mushroomlng up be-
side highways and rallrpads near
farm centers through the eUorts ot
local businesses anel labor, rather
than the work ot transient erews
employed by a few big and distant
contr.ctlng firms,
Within two weeks time more than
concrete ,foundations had been
laid, and erection of steel was un-
der way on them in every Itate.
The concrete work alone was
roulbly equivalent to' laying 25
mUe. ot hlehway In time that an
.verage road-making crew ",oUld
require to' put
I . . SW'lt Down D"ts
Swe.t, down your production COlts
if you want , tel maintain profits in
thele.days 01 declln1n, Jlrlce
, ODe way ,to 'Wlat down thole'
co.ts I. to Jucre .. e ro,ur . crop
;yield. pe,r .cre. More bushels of
. eom aDd pain per .bI'e, more
pounda of .neat, milk. dalr7, prod-
ucit. and pllUltry mean, lower pro-
costS per ,urilt. On IUch
ba'sl . you cim maiCe profit eveD If
prices .lacken further. -
You can get those hlgher 'yleld.
-!?til lower costs with looci IOU man-
.gement. IOU mana,ement
means ,lvIng your .soll a i.lr'-deal.
'It mems .upplying' the IOU 'well-
balanced ration of plant ' foods, SO
crops will be wen nourished. . It
means buUding up ulltead of break-
Ine down .oU .trl!cture and
It meanl "rechar,In,'" ttle land
:with . oll.enriching crop. at regu-
lafo Intervals; InstHd of growln,
10U.dr.lnlDg row ClOp. ',ear .after
,ear on t1j1! lIallle IEWeL . !
Dangers"
At Home are OUtlined I
.,.
]lome' Is proU"bte on
the farm and man:r rural famlUeiI
are replerihhln, their locken, jar.
and p.ntrles.
But,' unless undue caution II used.
home buteherlng can be danler.oUt.
Equipment, too, should b'e used
care. All lmiveir lhOlIld lie
kepf,lftt ' I' .wtable plaoe' when: hqt
In 'ullit eciwpment slloWd
be I>checked;. , A i tllmper should , be
uljed to , force me.t Into the
(Irlnder. _.
AttiDUon to Details
PaYI OfUqr Hog 'Fa_ ,
Attention to detaDa I. the, bI;'e"
i .... on wb:r lome bo,' farms .arped
p,ooo more &bart 10\lle others ' aur-
Ink .the palt year. j
F. 3. ' Belli, . farm.
spoolaUIt Ju me 1J1jnola colle.. of
.glculture. said' that I. h'lb-Ju-
come 'hOI r.mia rI,ed ,10._
eamiDl. from .wlne , last ".r,
181 leH-efflc:IelJt

The second ploy of the trilogy-"Che-
ophorae"-opens with this meeting (below)
of Orestes and Electra, sop and daughter
of Agamemnon at. the foot of their mur-
dered father's tomb. looking on are Elec-
tra's slaves. Seldom have the Greek revivals
been presented on such a scale and with
such success as the 1949 revival_
i. . ery ob-
viously of the modem age
'-elps three "ancient
Greeks" with their lines
before d res s rehearsal
bearded char-
acter se'cond 'rpm left is
the ill-fated Agamemnon, '
king of Argos, a r 0 u n d
the play revolves .
Below, this scene m
"Orestia" shows the mes-
senger w h'o brought the
glad tidings of th, victory
of the Greeks over the
Trojans .as he .hugs . the
ground of his hOl11e town,
Argos. which he sees for
the first' time in 10 years.
In a rece,nt revival ot
the aneient Greek drama
at the once-great Athen-
ian theatre, Herod's Od-
eon, stage hands are shown
(above) looking down on
, the half-I interior as '
they engage in' erecting
the stage and settings. In
stoging the revival, mod-
ern techniqu.es were sub-
stituted for. (lneient meth-
ods, among the innovations
being skillful lighting ef-
fects. At leftr, these "war-
riors" are warming up for
their roles in the drama.
Stars of t .h e trilogy by
Aeschylus ably .suP-
ported by a brilliant cast
of players.
.King Agamemnon enters (above)
. and with him is hapless Cassandra, a
1irojal'! princess he has bl'lought
as a trQphy. Nimble hands of Greek
maidens' spent many busy. hours weav-
ing the heavy fabrics fir 0 m .which
dresses were designed for the main
characters in tile drama.
PAGE THREE
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
Case BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR..
Of Forgery
B. I.:. S. and Aut;mnUOR aod
entire s hop: 0 oUier mnc hJnca; 011 ror
$2700. For InformolJon ' wrUe STANLt:\
l'UILl, lI>S., II Oa E lher ll ofl ""VfI ., C'.da-
l1a 1\ n. Ohio.
RIOh!U'd WII WllklnsOD ;..:::,::.:,----=--=-=--=-=-:-:---:::-..,.,...
''THER"E'S A CURIOUS TWIST
to thJs ease"
George Jackson. ' president of the
Medville National Bank was saying.
"Anthony Page, who deposited
$25,000 with us on Monday. de
clded to use his right name at the
last moment."
"His right name? What do you
mean?"
"Anthony Page is a fiction writer.
His real name Is Edward Thurston.
RecenUy a distant uncle died and
I ' left him a small
fortune - $25,O()()
to be exact. Page
con B u I ted me
about Investments.
'-------' I advised him not
to Invest In anything while the
market was In Its present unstable
condition. He agreed, and decided
to deposit ' the money In our bank
until thlngs looked better.
"He came In early Monday morn
ing and made the .deposlt, decided
to use his real name of Edward
Thurston at the last moment. On
Wednesday. a check for $5;000,
signed . by Edward Thurston, was
presented and cashed by ono of
our tellers.
... have questioned Thurston.
He SBY,_ be left ror ChlClLgo
direcUy . after deposltiDg tbe
money, and swears be told DO
one about hill decision to ' ase
hJs real name. Be bad signed
no checks acalnst bls accoUDH
Inspector Kent Cl1fford reflec-
tively Ughted a clga.r.
"You liay that Thurston made his
deposit early .on Monday morning?"
"As for as I can find out," the
president oUered, "there ' were
)Oly two men , in the bank whUe
Thurston was here." He handed
of1lcer a slip of paper. "Here
are their names and addresses.
Both are well known to all of us,
men of high repute." .
Inspector CliUord studied the
names. tell me what your
clerks were up to:"
"Nothing unusual. Getting things
ready to start the day. Making sure
deposit blanks, pens. blotters, Ink,
etc. were o.n the lobby counters.
Arranging their cash . . . ..
Inspector 'CliUord snapped bls
fingers. "That's it. Come on, we' re
going to call 0l! these two men."
T
HE FIRST CALL was on a man
named Simons In the suburban
town of Sharonfield. Mrs. Simons'
answered their knock.
';Harry Is away. Is there an1-
thing . I caD do? ..
FoU... .,revlonl IDlltrull-
tlODI ;rom Clifford, Jaollion
AId: "We made mlstake 'ln
hili moatb1y sta.temen' las&
week. Do-yOb happen to know
whether he b.s It bandy!"
"It may be on his desk. Will you
come inside?"
.They toUowed her into the 1i00se.
There was a smaU den 0f1 the Uv-
Simon'l eYetl rrtw wide _ _
lor a moment ' lie ltared
thoacb .truck. thea impul-
.I.ely turned and bolted. '
ing room containing a desk. Mrs.
Simons began drawers
and peering Into them. , For a mo-
ment Inspector Clilford stood Idly
by. Then sudc;ienly be s.tepped for-
ward and snatched something fr(lm
one of the drawers.
Before the startled eyes ut Mrs.
and the astoni shed gaze of
President Jackson . )le strode over
to a window, studied the thing.
"Simon's our man," he said.
''This proves It. Nbw-" He broke
oU as the front door opened and
closed. .
As CliUord speaklng,
Simons, a tall spare man, appeared
In the doorway, stopped and looked
about in bewilderment. .
"I'm Inspector ClUford 01 pollce
beadQuarters." the ' officer said,
.steppi!!g forward. "Simpns. t arrest
you for forging Edward T1iurston'.
name to a check tor $5.000. :'
Simons' eyes grew wldCl. The
color drained .from his cheeks. For
mo.ment he stared 81 though
.truck. then impulsively turned
and bolted.
"
AnticlpaUDr tbe move, ..
spector ClU'ord leapeel for-
w.rd. BIll flDger. eaDrh& bold
01 the &all m.o's collar, 8IId
yanked Idm
"Quite sImple when 1!XPlalned,"
Cllftord was Eayln, later. "Simoni
probably needed money. Be _. ill
the bank when Page 'wa. mlilW1ll
hi. depo.lt, and pieked up the
ter Page had used when IlanInI
Idl name. It was a new bloHa',
and the Imprint therefore wa. defi.
nitely eRIJ' to copy for torl!UJ
purposea."
a ere
TRUOK RJ;lAOQUARTER8

JAMUl Klnt,man Cle.dalld !to. 01110
DOGS, CATS. PETS. ETC.
CANAnIl!:S WANTE:D-BeBt Price. p a id.
Write for snippi n g dlrecUons.
AMERICAN BIRD CO.
f811 W. !Blh 1>1, Chlenro it. 01.
Boxer Poppies. 11 wee-Jus, second Breed-
Ing. Sired by Warlord Dum Ma nIa. ul"",
nrulllht 'Cha mplonshlp Unc:lRc. PrevlouB
Mollnlf lIroclucccl pets excep\:lona.lly line
In Dls polilUon and ConlormnUnn; 'l'hl s
litter looks bet"'. yet . G.. ,.lnwn Dour
Kennel Delroll sa W"U."e. o .
FARM ,. EQUIP
N.", 8"el \4" .. bl., Ideal for _
nnd barricades. Ie II It.. u1J.Y Qua nUb.
MORRI8 WRECKING. l303 ... 10 01 .. 8i ..
D.. ,.on. ObI
FARMS AND RANCHES
FLORIDA RANODE8. F a rmll, Country
E state a nd Tourist court . GENE LES-
LIE, ReaU ... , Madison, F lorldn.4
,
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DO.MESTIC- COMMERCIAL
. THE DERRITT-MALONE CO.
'ItS Lorain Ave . OlovelulIl. O. NO 86M
8peela1l How to make Extra .Money' In
IS7 ways. Full p nrUculnr9 Free. Please
print name and address. ARTlIUR C.
WELCD . P.O. Do>< 202. 0.1 ........ Ohio.
AJ.Illa: Crossroa ds of the

Send ,1.00, Fer,le. BOll lIfoaDlaf ..
VI .... Al . . ....
SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC,
K .. p Post,d . on Valull
By Headina the Ads .
MOlE fINn (ottetonlc';'
. .-.nvr notnWt",.,."
SCOTT'S EMULSION
HIGH TONIC
Oftlr Vlcts IIvea you th1s
special PeDetratlnl-Stimulatlng
ai:tlou wheli you it 011 throat ..
cheat and bacJt at bedtlme:- .
n PENnunS to uPPer broDchial
tubes with weclal meaic1na1'vapors.
It ITllillLAlII chtat and back l\Ulfaces
Uke a ,wamilng poultice; And 1t
teepsworldngfor C S
hours-even VI K
wbUe,au sleepl APOAU.
WNU-E 02-50
Order 800te's
Qua.ity Chick. Nowl
A\'Ohl _ ""III Toke .eI
ft,II'8P of BOOao. auc.",Ddioll chick
01' .... Choo ,out deU ., cI
SDedd No . - SOO health,. broil.,
dddu oal, 'U ... 5-_1t 11 biJi"
_. 5pcdaI No.
IUIIIiitcftcI all bn..,. ..... ..
"', U4.", 00 _dab
DOt aoeecI pallett-SPBCJAtS
No.1 .. eI NC!> 2 ,1.00 per 100 a_
la ... tbaa HO loa. Siamd DaIle"
..... dile", 2 10 J2 .... ala. AU
........ WmelOf_p",prin UtI.
BooM IlTCIEIIES, ....

The Miami 'Glizette
Eatabllahed 1850
Publlll hed every Thursday mOl'n
Ing' at Vi ayu sville, \Varren Co
Ullty, Ohio.
THE 'MIAMI GAZETTE OHIO

IT'S DINNERTIME AT
Edna H. Conover .. . ,' Publlsher f'
Ted COll()Ver ......... . . . Editor
Entered as second 0laS8 mll.tter I Subscription Rute : .,,1. 50 per year
at the pOlltofllce at Wayuesvl\le, In Ohio Kentucl(y. and Indiana.
Ohio. ' 12: 00
CROSS ' PAYMENTS ,
SUe Hars hburger of Leb
tIiIlon ail ed on 11 el' au nt, Mrs.
Allce Clark on 'Tuesdny 'lfLernoon.
BlIIlngs Cor Blue Cross quart
el'ly fees ha.re bea f,,"ued by the
Hospital' Cflre CorDo.rntion to all
members enrolled through the ()O.m.
munlty of Wa.Ynesvllle. Th1s quar
tedy pnymenl wil l cover member
ship fees for the Ileriod from .ra.n,
10, 1950, thl'ougb April 10, 1950,
Mrs. Leah' Mill s spent ThUI'R
day in Clnclnnali.
Mr. aud Mrs, Joseph Scblil; d
St, Thomas, Ky.. thell' nepll ew,
Mr. Do.vlfl Henllel of illcinnaU,
alHo MIss Dorothy Guldenberg' of
OJncfnnati, calJea On Mi sses 1\1 (1'
me lind Annie Drowu 011 Sunday
afternoon.
. MI', W'lIson Edw:tl'd8 at , prlng-
field visited hla aunt IIs8 1\\ 01'
I!Rrnt "'ll f' lI t d s . F"1'lrluy IIfl 1'1)0011.
I
r. AI t f'
.Alice CLark 0ll Thursdsy lute r
110011"
Mr. an'd 1'111'/1. L: E. Tbompson
and Mis. Bertie Mills were !;lun-
day' dinner guests of Mrs, lluth
Cutler In Cinclnna.tl.

LAND BANK
ON FARMS
terms assure ,repayment
.
ability.
4% will save va umoney,
REFINANCING - 13UYI G
IMPROVING
through
Lebanon N.F.t.A.
Room 5, Old Bank Building
Phone 448 .
"
I'll alHJme record for ad
minlstrati ve costs ' was set by the
Blue Oross Plnns throughout the
country durIng the fir st six mono
ths of 19d9. The Blue Cross Com
mission In b1cago reports a nat!
ionnl average of only 9.11 percent
of n I WIIS used for op
I'l l' l !l expenses by the Plans ,
Hospital Care Corporation, how-
ever. only 7.2 percent of the
itotal income elurlng the sam e
period of time. ,Cor administration
of the local plan_
, Mrs. Delbert dODger entertalu
ed to dinner On MoodilY In honor
of 1'111', Conger's Blrtbday: ' Mr. and
1\IrB. Grover Wertz, Mr. and Mrs.
Oarl \Vallcer and sol:ls of Dayton,
Mr. and 1\lrs. Perry BentOn aud
chUdren of Fairborn, Mrs. Grnce
Scbuler and M.lss Virginia. The
day was completed when Mrs .
Barbllra Luebke of De Pere. Wis
consln called and wished Mr. Con.
ger a Happy Birthday.
Mrs. Grace Schuler and Virginia
spent several days in Madlon. Ind.
at tbe home of Mr. and' Mrs.
Frank Smith and family '.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1\IUler antl ,
qhlldrPD were Sunday evening
supper guests ot Mr, and ,.11'8.
Lester poce In Dayton.
101:::10
l\fARINELAND. -A porpoise jUtnPI more than its full
length out of the water at Mmne Studios, Marineland, Florida, to
accept B fiJlh from the hand of the feeding attendant
l
Mitch Lightsey.
as the spectatoTS observe and photograph the feeaing which takes
place three times daily. Marineland ie one c)f the many exciting points
visited on a Greyhound ellpenae-.paid Florilda Cirele tour. '
Waynesville vlstors to sunny leI' to snatch mors Is of rooll rrom
Florida. may now 'witness thll
world's only porpolRo!l In r.apLll'1
ity as they leo.[1 high from the WI\.
Mr . . una Mrs. J, W. Hu'lI w!lre
pleasuntly surpri sed r ecently "Vhen
t1ley received a large' picture, In
colol'. or tllelr little S Oil. Darry.
His plloto was entered here duro
I,ng the photograpbers vIsit In UI ':l
autumn months.
l'I1 r. arrd Mrs. I"uther Hlll'tsoc.k
aud sons entertained to cn.rllll .,n
Suturday evening amJ ha'd 88
tIlelr guests: Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
ber t. Frye and sons, Mr. Mrs.
Kellar Hoalt and MI:. und Mrs.
John Gona and dllugbters.
Mr.' and Mrs, Lawrence Cook
and little son and Mr. and Mrll
FI'ed Braddock and dl\ughter ILre
spending several days in Flurlda
on 11 vacaUon tour.
Miss Ann Weltz . daughter of,
Mr. and Mrs, M. F. Weltz. under
went an appendectomy operation
at m'andvelw' Hospital 00 'Fl'lda1
. and is Jmproving
Mr. and Mrs, Ross 'R. Hartsock .
. 1\(1'. and Mrs,' Charles 1dsCullocb,
Miss Jean Hartsock and Mrs. Leui!
Hartsock wer.e Sllndny dinner
utte.ndanlS' hnnds, tlnd obll el' ve lhe.
colorful and fascinating pbenom
eUlle of undersea IHe .1 11 an aUlIlZ'
Ing prll!lEmtation of ma.rlue life
at Marino StudJos I " Marillelo.nll,
Florida according to Wymer A,
Drake, local agent for Great Lakea
Greybollnd Lines, .
Marine SLUdlos, tile world'!,! orll)
Is located 'on Flol'l .
da Stalte Rome No, 1, elghtAl'U
miles Elouth of St, Augustine lmd
thhyfll'e north of Daytona Beach.
More t ban n million Ilollnrs h:we
been expended bere prOVide va
. caUonlsts. camera fllns and PI1I' -
sons sdenUncaJly bent wIth tbe
opportunity to view. film and stllcly
subsea Ufe as It actually lLPilearll
" 20,00 leages undel' the sea:" .
W
guests ot Mr, and Mrs, Owen
Cold eather- ' Is . Oil The ,Way! , Evans bas left for
Dayton aud' will make ' her )loDle
""-.. :.:....,. Coal Supply Is with Mr. and 1\11'$, Coleman Mol'
VUI" gnn. A few .of her friends and ne '
. ' ighbol'lI gathered at her home for '
Lim
' 1-ted Ta.ke Care' a Ilttle !a.rewelt party anet snclill
,tlme before she ' left, Those who
'n Y' N d' T . enjoyed the were:, Mrs.
U . ' our ee s . 0'- Fl'a'ncell Drunnock, Mrs. Hlunelt
M'GlnnLs, Mrs, Jennie Bralldocl( .
. Mrs. Derth.a Shambaugh. Mrs. Ann
__ F_u_r_na_s_,______ __ , ________ ______
No. 2220
Waynesville Farmers THE BANK
or Waynesville. In the State of Ohio, at , the 'clQse of business on
1 ,0 c::I 0 OJ:::iO,
Attention Farmers I
Are '
ehe'ck Your Fence
Ne,eds Now .Before
Price Advances.
-.:r
, We Have Supply
Of Fence On Hand, But Itls
Going
, ,
FAIRlEY HARDWARE
Waynesville Ohio
December ),949 '
:PUblished in respool1'B, to elm made by CClmptrol1e, the Currency
under Section 5211, U. S. RevlsEld Statutes ..
ASSET,8
balances with <>tber. bank3, rilserve
balance, and ltemlt III prooess oollecUon
U g, Government, obllgatlops. direct and .guaranteed , . , ',
ObilgatloDs ot States apd political INbdlvtllloDs . , ', ...
/)tiler b,?nds. Dotes. Ilnd debentures . . . , .... ,' . . "." .'
,:arL'. s lock8 (lnc1. $4500.00 stoclt ot Fed. 'bank) . . , . ,
,- il l> ,.ul U llncl. $li .S:.! oyerdrattli') ,
Bank premlll'es $19,500,00. furniture and
i?Ct uJ"es $4.500.00 .... . ' . . . . . ..... . .... . " . . , . ..
TOTAL Ai::lSETS '. " ' ." ... ," , . , ..... .
. LIABILITIES
Demand o't Individuals, pnrtnersblp!s, -and corplI.
TI:ue deposit!: of Inlvlduals, partnt' rsblplI. and corp9. . .. .
.ueposltll of U S. Govt. (including postal saVings) . . , .. .
Dt1po""ts of States and pol. subthvlslOJl" .. ... '.,." . . .
,Otllel' depOSits (certifIed and cashier's checks, etc.) . . . .
TO.TAL DEPOSITS ' .... .. . . , . $:1;678,816,42)
Other llabl11t1es ., . . , . .. . , . .. : .. . . , . ... ... , ' . .. , , , ... .
TqT AL LIABILITIES . ... . , ... , .... , . ... . .
CAI.'ITAL
, {jfl pi tal Stock: ,
(c) Common. stock. total 'par $76,000 .. , .... " .. ,
Surplu8 " ... , _ .... ... , " . , ... ', .. , , .. ,. : " , ., .. " .... , ..
. Undivided proflt9 ".""""""""'" ' .. , ' .. , , .. : , ...
Ueserves (and reUrement account for preferred stock) "
TOTAL CAPITAL 'ACCOUNTS . . . , ... ", ..
TOTAL-LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL AOCOUNTS
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or aSlllPed to secure lIablUtles and
for other. PUI1>OIleS , , , ' , , , , , , .
St!lte ot Oh10. County ot Warren, BS:
346,990.,86
722,320.ii7
277 .167',10
45,046.00
4.500.011
439,865.33
24.000.QO
1.859,888.85
l,204,6H.01l
211.307.90
18,997.4:!
240,125.,Ul .
3.837..1).1
1.600.0U
1
'15,000.00
75,0'00,00
2B.665,22
6.018,2:!
179,573,41
1.859.888.8C
298.931.25
r, Ja!" E, :Tones. cashier of the bank. do solemnly ewe,ar
that the above atatement is true to the ot my knowledge and
' 1 ellef ' .
Us. Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed berore me tbl" JanulJl'Y. 1960.
L. Notary 'Public
Early, HQward 'Sur-
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 19n:)
METHODIST CHURCH LYTLE METHODIST CHURCH
R. B. Coloman, Minister ' B, II;, I1llllgbn, PUBlo]'
Ohurch School. 9: 30 A.M,. Mr. nll'It'1i Sel' Ice, 9:Hi 0. .
Earnhart, Supt.
Worship Sec-vice. 10 : 30 A,M.
Youtb Felowsh1lp, ' SUlitlay. 6:30
P,M.
FERRY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Dyron Carver, ',:
Bible School. 9: 30 A,M,
Morning' Worsblp,. ' 10 :30 A.M.
Prayer Meetlng. 7:00 P.M.
Young People's Meeting, 7 : 00
EVening Services, 7 :30 P,M.
WAYNESVILLE CHURCH OF
qHRIST
l\L H, CoUey, Minister
, Bible School, 9: SO A.M.
Morning Worship, 10 130 A.M,
Young peoples' Mee'lIng, )): 45
P.M,
Evening Service, 7: 30 P.M.
Prayer MeetJng and Bible Study
Wednesday. 8 P.M.
ST, MARY'S EPISCOPAL
SlIl1Iuol N, leeys, Reclor
Momlng Worsblp. 10: au
UTICA E.U.B. CHURCH
WlIlllllU Shannon, M IlIlst er
UJliIIlY Sohool, 9 :30 ,\ .M., Mrs.
James GarrIson, Supt,
Prea ' hlng, 1st. lind :lrd. ' SUr.' ,
duys of eacl, monlh, 10 : 30 A.M.
ServIces, 7: 30 P,IIO{,
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Patll er n. H. J{rumboJ{ Pastor
Mass s, 8 and 10 A,M.
CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
"ee Partington. Minister
Worship ServIce. 10 A.M.
Sunday School. Ii A.M.
WAYNESVILLE FRIENDS,
MT. HOLLY METHODIST
'r. 'TIl, Scalf, Minister
Fll'lll Day School. 9::lU A,M.
,Me tlng ror, WOl'sIJlp, 11):30 A.M.
---'0--'-
S"" q,<} ti cbool, Y: 30 /\.M.. E.
.1..' bUl'lIhu.J't,
Sell that piece of farm machln.
Worship Service. 10:3.0 A.M.
illvenlllg Servlco, 7: SO P.M.
ery ,you no longer nted with a Ga
zette claaaified ad.
MJ;. and Mrs. Harry SntLel'lll Mr. Il nd Mrs. P . L, R tiS" " had
were culled t o FI'lInklin on 'I'hur as Sunllay .dlnnel' g'uests.. Mrol.
sday night 011 IICCOllllt of the
l":nl'l Hock tt nJld :\'11'11, Sucl le
death (If the laUer's mothet' , M ra.
Il, E. Halb(Lugh. ,Funeral service!! Itemlllll, MI'. Trl!. ' . 1), (101,
were held at the Unglcshy rUIl - al>lo w 1'1' aftornOli1l '
eral borne on 'rnesday,
AMBULANCE

2111
, ,
A S'ElHVlOE AT' OUR FUNERAL
HOMI;: m nns rellet from nu), :; r
of Impruper mortuary ' prepurrl
.
Knowing the Imllortance ot last
Iml) I' SSIOIlK, we to thl8
1"01' 1, Its' :atest l "chnlcal scionce
III1tI till! best tn slt ll1tul llerform-
IIIl e, .
McCLURE
.
FUN . HOMf
.... 1 j " .. ....... 7'.. f:' ,.- ,.i
Better .Survival Records
. I Simple electric brooders-even home-made
-do a wonderful job of "hovering" baby chicks.
talk about wingspread. The 'best ,a hen cando
:is to. protect, tO to t5 chickS. An electric brooder
takes care of as manyas 300 c,hicks! survival
faster,growth, better .
wonder poultrymen are enthusiastic about
electric brooders.
In a brooder, or in making a home-made ,
electric , brooder, three points are import.ant: 1.
Allow least 7 square inches of hover space for
each chick. 2. Ventilation is important for control
of hover, and in
house. 3. For operation, make cemin
that the brooder you buy or make is well-insulated
to prevent wa.sted heat. . .
For funher suggestions on electric brooders and
their use, consult your County Agent, your Voca-
tional. AgriCiWture or the Farm Repre-
electriC service company. .
run. '_"IUC1I'C 7IIIAIII," Sunny, ':<10 P,M,-WHIO
III IAn. POw a UIIII i"'aD
,,'
'I
THURSDAY, JANUARY lS, 1D60
: T crt
Winton Etz Resigns Position,
,On Harveysburg Village Council
, By JANE FITE
HARVEYSBuRG- Winton Etf,
who was elected to serve on tbe
vl1Jage council at lhe general
electlon last November. resigned
. Tuesday. Mr. Eltz Is forbidden to
serve public orflce by a. law
whloh regulates government em
ployees.
The ' membeTs of the VllIage
BEN,EFIT BV THIS
GOOD NEWS
COMBINATION
VOUR HOMI TOWN PAPIR
e"" yo. _plete. ....lId.ltl.
locol nows. VOII ....... _ n .
thot Is .01 ... ........ '" R".:
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WORLD ow ........... ,. ..
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... ,, ' .. .... uo .. ".... .. roll'
1Gb. 'au' '._.. yotI, ....... : F.
ce"atructi.,. ,...... ... .. ....... .
totiona of _II_I aMI I"teree.
tl ... ol ....... ,..,. ,. lie .. bttihlte
for THI CHRISTIAN SCIINCI
MONITOR.
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.... , .. fon.M loce .... , : ........ ..,.
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po ....... TIle ' CIwIItIee Sdftce
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Our clJJptua are c0m-
plete .... ranalDl from
very moderate In price
,10 b1,her priced mer-
chandiJe for thOle who
wlah to Invest more.
. .
'StUbbs
Funeral Home
. TELEPIlO.NE 2211
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
b-------- "
Council bave selected the first
Monday ot each month as the
date tobold tbelr meeUngs.
HARVEYSBURG LOCALS
OWlllg to tbe inclement weath-
er Thursday. , the Harveysburg
Schools were closed,
Mrs. Lizzie Hough had aa her
guests Sunday ber son and dau
Mr. and Mrs. J OB
eph Hough of Sabina. and Mr.
nnd Mrs_ Joseph Hosler and 80n
of Sligo. ,
Miss Mary Jane Moore of Day-
ton was 0. house guest during the
week. of her mother, Mrs. M'lUle
Moore.
Mrs. Lester starr, high school
Instructor, was absent [rom her
clasSes Tuesday afternoon owing
to the tuneral ot Mr. Starr's
aunt, Mra. Anne Smithson ot
Midland.
Mr. V. E. Oonner and Mr. WaI-
ter Donaldson have departejl for
a brief trip to Florida.
William Doster hiITI be.en reap-
pOinted as president of the Massie
Township Board of Education
and Heber ElUls installed as Vi r
President. Other members of the
Board Include: Lawrenc,e Jacobs,
Freeman, r.UUard, Francis Ply-
mire, and ibe clerk-treasurer.
Mrs. Wilma W. Thornbury SllC- .
ceedlng Mrs, Mary Syferd Pier-
son, who re8lgned. .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard GrahalD
depar'ted Wedllsday (or B,rand-
enton,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McKinney
of near Miamisburg wer guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Bunce on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McCarren
'lett Thursday 1:0 8pend several
Weeki at their home in Fort Lau-
derdale, Florida.
Mrs. Gall Ge>rdon entertained n
croup of frlend8 to a card Darty
at ber home Thursday evenlag.
Iler gIlelte Included: Mrs. Asee
,Harlan, Mrs: Georgtl Wall. Mra.
Ethel Stump, Mrs. Laura Shlda-
ker, Mrs. Olia,rl.es Gordon, Mrs. A:
' ....... ...
PROTECTION
Sail throUgh life with the
aa.urance l;ha& . your tlnano1al
trouble. will be proteoted by
a renlar in your Bav
1Dp at: '
The 'f AYNESVILLE
NATIONAL BANK

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. ALCOHOL - Zerone .'
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MAIN .. MIAMI STa. PHONE WANE8.234'
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'.
lap. F...-...e I Appliuce' 00
- WAYNESVIlLE. OHIO
THE MIAMI GAZETTE. WAv ..." ...... ', ...
(AREUSS CAL I .'
S. Collell and Mrs. Margaret
Dwire.
Mis. A. S. Collett was hostess
to the members of the W. Co' T. U.
at her home Thurs day arternoon.
M \' S. Fl. S. Tucker was the pro-
gram leader.
A grQuP of pupils from Harveys-
burg School pres nted tbe Drogram
at the Kingman P. T. A. meeting
Tuesday evening. Mra. Hiram
presented hel' , primary-
class In the dramatization ' or,
"LIt-lie mack Sambo, " " and also
featured the R'hythm TImId by
J\ld)' Wlluon.
Margaret Bollinger and Barbara
Bog-nII gIL ve tilelr Interpretatll> n of
a DUlCh Girl Dance.
Music was preS'cnte d by lhe
g anj OI' BOll.d u.nder the direction or
Mrs. Edna C. Bogan.
. Harveysburg
School News
By JANE FITE
"Come with me In o1Y 'LlttLe Re
Wugon." Is being sung by Junior
classman. Ernest Davis and Sen-
Ior Kenneth 'i Jlson. The two bOYG
were presented a toy, red wagl' lI
by s tudents at the 'Ch.r18tma
party. The reason for !.his was IlL-
everyone arollnd here knows, lhl
two (ellows '/u'e .. able. The
brlng everyone a round them rna.
laugbs by their fun mailing. 't.
wagon ijeewed a. logical thlllg . ,
tbem to have, "so th y c.n carr,
on." LI cense '! Yes, thts was' tak-
en care' of loo. 'i'rafilc oUicere
to be on tbe alert. [or
v.eWcle bearing tbe license plat3,
1234 LQ - -State ' of Inaantt.y.
Two new stu<1ents bave enrolled
on the school. They are Elllza.betl!
Rlttae. grade 6, who came bere
from Musk.ingumCounty and Ev-
elyn Garrison. grade 2. ' who came
from Morrow school district.
Mrs. StalT 'Yj:UI absent {rom
school Tuesday afternoon due to
the funeral of her husband's Aunt,
Mrs. Smithson of Midland.
Belle Bogan was unable
to .attend school TurSday. Mary
Belle's ' bollday vlcatlon wail ,sp,ent
recovering from a den!.al opera:
Uon ..
"
INOME lAX
SERVICE
Call
"
C.E. Mla-IENER
Phone 2926 .
NOT BUT NEWS
And good newa if last
y.. suit looks worn and
sbabbyl
Bend It to us - we'U re-
lltore that 'trim, amart look,
malt. It look Uke newl
Hunts And Peck. From The Triewiiter Of Jim Jonel
Spartan Basketballers Defeat Lebanon And Car lisle
The Waynesvl11e Spartans de.
feu ted Lebanon 49-43 and th .. n
Jollrned' (0 OurlJ!!le to IIln 0. 52.16
k on the Carlt Rle Indians.
WayneSville" who now occuple9
,seeond pluce In the Warren Co.
Lengue. lakes on the lengue I art-
er, Friday night on lhe
loelli hllrd wood.
';:ho grabbed an tlltrry
lead agllinst Leabnnon werA
never beaded. although the seo'""
lightened as the ga'me reacbed Its
tina! second".
Lending n-7 ilL the end 0( ' the
first quorter, the Spnrtl1DS netted
1.3 mal'kel'lI to 'Lebnnon's 8. to lead
at hair time 24-15,
'Waynesvll e agaIn scored 1;,
polnis In UIP. ' 3rd perIod while
Leblllion netted 10 to malce It 37-
25 Ibe f1n,nl perloll opened.
. The War:rlora came fonrlnR'
dowD tbe home atretch (II! tbey
nelted J 8 po.lnts to the SpartanR
12 but fe ll short 49-42, Dim Slmp-
aon and Jack Tinley and Warrell.
SheeRn pourlld In pOints for Way-
nesville 8j!orlng. 16. 15 alld 10 res-
pectively while Surface kept Leb
anon III the' bl111 game. netted 15
marleers.
As W:lyneEiville j ourned to Car
lisl e to take On tbo Indians 'man?
fans lhOll ght. 11 decls 'ive victory
dlle to til 1 - 35 Retbark tbe local s
pinned on the ilndians on the
10 ul hlLrdwo,od. but tbe story waH
Quile dl[feren t.
Tile Sparlans were forced to go
RESERVE GAME
LEBANON
FG
Banta 2
Pringle 5
McCormick 0
Ellis 1
Wyatt 0
Harvey 2

FG
0
2
3
1
1
l-in:rtso ck 2 '
VARSITY GAME
LEBANON
FG
I,
U
4
2
2
2
2
F
0
. 3
3
2
1
1

0
0
6
1
0
0
,
0
O.
1
1
0
FG F
Tinney '1 1
Stanley 1 1
Simpson 6 " 4
Sheean 3 4
Barnhart 2 1
F
4
13
a

1
5
F
0
-..
11
is
2
'I
;;.
!)
4
F
15
3
16
10
5
ull out to defeat the Indians, 52 ille allored 4 I]Ulck puints and
'16. The battle was It bard fought tOdlc the gam ,
one with the lead going baele Dud JUt;l, 1'i . noy ra Iced tiP 10 mark-
C'l"S (01' I h SpartaDs while Gene
forth ..many times. l"og]r I5cot' It 21 rOt Cm'lisl e.
The tRna continually screRmed Whil e th e Va l' sl ty I'ltGked up 2
and shomed as the game wellt vi lOI'I.os tlie r es J"\" a flll1ed to do
down to tbe clOSing seconds. So IV Il a: they fl ropp d bolll uf
WIt1I the score 4846, WQ.)'lles their gam fl
RAYDEX POINTS .' Like Razor Blades.-
Are Inexpensive And Easy To Replace
, You Can guy A BRAND NEW RAYDEX POINT
f or the Coat of Reaharpening an Old.Style, Con-
ventional .Share -
Buy Oliver
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Oliver Farm Equipment and Machinery
,. Sales and Service
NORTIf BROADWAY PHONE LEBANON 554

lEW .... ',nlirel, Ne.
1-950
REFRIGERATORS

They're berel They're beautifull Four .izes :_:.
four big-value' prke-tags .. four g.reat Dew re-
frigerators, that women ; dreamed . and bome
economists planned lor you/ Come in today ud
. see them. See the big freezer lockers, the SpKiollS
shelves, the elCtra:roomy 'meat trays and vege-
table crispers.
Prices start at
See the new, ,exciting, "sbadowlinc" It)'Jing
- 'DO ledges, no qcyices to catch dust and'make
work: See the Esg:O.'Mat, clever new egg.
dispenser. See the new DiJFus:O-Lite for Ilia.
dowJeu interior;. Don't miss the exclusift,
built:in And let us sbow you bow
"Jlvery Fe:sture Has a Function" in these peat
DeW loternatioDal Harveiter refrigerators: Buy
on convenient tennI.
$214
95
,
lit 7:4 cu. It:. Model H-74
0tMr mod ... IA to 9.5 cu. ft.,
$239.95 to .299.95 '
HOWARD T. COOKE ' 'AND SONS INC.
OHIO PHONE 131R
PAGE SIX THE MIAMl GAZETTE W OHIO
12, 1950
VIOMAN'S WQRLD EDlE CRAFT PATTERNS
lJ .I Chailr Set Is Filet Crochet
Enhance Appeal of Food, Di'iling
With Proper Tabl'e Appointments
end. . Pattern 1403 has chorl; dire. lions.
a
By Ertta Haley
Send 20 cent" tll cc,ln. }Iour name, ad
and pnttern number lo ....
T
HE HOSTESS who is fortunnte
enauglr to have grnclous table
appointments need never worry
about decora tions for her table.
She does not have make a last'
minute hurried trip to her norlst
or to lhe gift sh'op for tha t some
thing to make the table complete.
If she has been wise enough to
Invest In ' good silverware,
, and glass for table use, then the
picture can be completed easily
.wlth a tew well chosen . cloths or
mats. Many 01 these can be made
at home, more of len tban not from
remnants or inexpensive but well
chosell malerials. '
Never make or buy a cloth or
table set tbat looks nice with
thap your own. You
. may have seen a table' setting
somewhere and endeavor to make
an exact copy of it for your ' own
uSe. Have you ever thought it just
mlgh't n01 go with your china, sil
ver or gloss?
Plastic Protection
Lesson for January 15, 1950
T
HE FIRST CHRISTIANS didn't
have everything we have. but
on lhc other hand they bad one
thing, seldom to be seen nowadays.
rhey did not have the New Testa-
ment. only ttie Old; they were not
surrounded by an even partly Chris
t I a n civilization; .
. they had no cen
turies of Chrlstt'nn
traliitlon; they had
no worid wid e
Christianity, . only
a small knot of
p e 0 pie in one
small ' and out.of
theway city. Jerus
alem . . On the other
h.and, for all they Dr. ForemaD
locked. they ' had one great thing:
740!S '
The eUect at a wellset table Is
perfect balnn.:e and harmony.
True. your lable cloth may pick
up a brijllant color used as a spray
of decoration on your dishes, but
it should never be so ,startling as
to clash willi other table accom-
paniments.
NeaUiels and cleanliness are :of
importance in setting a table
beoause of the contact with food.
Cloths or doilies should be im-
maculately clean and perfectly
pressed; it does not matter 11 t\ley
are old If they. are weU mended
and neat.
The most determined spoon
wavlD&, aDd splashlne can .be
tolled It the youngster wears
ODe ot tbeSe feedlDg tilbB bum
tbe lines of ,mock of
crease and moi!ltare resistant
. VID),lIte plallUc. Inl'wously cut
to OpeD nat ' for easy oleanine.
the bib fa,tens at ' Deck and
arms wl&h ' metal plppers ID-
stead of ... , All are
etectroDlca117 Bealed IDstead
of sU&ched and .&he well fit- ,
tiDe ... is cut amply
enoal'b &0 protect Ironed
elolheB 'Jbealtlme_
Fellowship. We have it too. but too
allen In Ii week ond watery fash-
ion as compared with what 'they
enjoyed:

Family Living
THIS lac:y chair-set is filet cro-
chet combined with spider-web
design. Wor.k both from chart.
Such simple, pickup-w9rk.
Though brilliant colors are ,now
b,eing used with modern wares,
they should never be displeasing
as they may detract from the toad
or upset the' apPetite.
Lace and embroidery on table
linens should be used conser:o'atlve'-
1
S_ yo",. 0_ ",iUs .",il Hblh" ..
,
ly IS too mUch JJlay live a
cluttered eUecl. If ehJna and BUvet-
ware are, IntricatelY designed, use
the ,1m plel', quality cloths.
Use Colon &0
Breakfast Tables .
Food for the first meal of the
day Is the slmplest of any of the
three. and so frequently are the
dtahea and sUverware. POllslb1y be-
cause many of UI are just a little
sleep)", we' may use lust a IIi
tle more color In the table IlPpoint
appropriate for the meal DC it ,for
breaktast or a porch supper.
Smllrt homemakers concentrate
on gay c.loths tor breaktast be
cause they add so much cheer to
dining. A good slack at these
cloths Is also an incentive toward
making thls as good BS the
others. too.
You can have a lot 01 fun mnking
a tew breakfast cloths simply by
poking around amon& the ' rem
nants' you now ha.ve. or by ran
sacking the remnant . counlers
which about this time offer good
and bargains.
Breakfast clotbs do not need to
faU over the table sevel:al Inches.
They )nay- be small. as long as
they cover the table comfortably.
Your choice of colors and ma-
tellals Is wide. Cotton. rayon or
linen or combinations. of these may
be' used. They may be white. ' col-
ored solid. prints. plaids or checks.
T
HE VERY FIRST Christians
lived literally like a big famUy.
This is all the more extraordinary
when you think of the variety at
their backgrounds. (Look up. the
list at places mentioned In Acts
2: 9.10 on a map of Asia, Africe
and ' Europe.) A goo,d family III a
unit.
II mile Willie comes
with appendlcUls. his parents
dOD', gel out the family ac-
couDt book and figure out bow
mUllh Wlllic h.B been wortb
to the ramlly. Iii dollars and
cents,' In hIs ell'bt years or I.,e.
Suppose lhey calculated lhat hili
services, such as they are-carry-
ing in thQ; WOOd, feeding the chick-
ens. or what oot- had been wqrth
about $23.75 since the last time he
was sick, they wouldnt send little
WUlie to the hospital with the note
to the doclo,: "Please give our
WlUle $23.75 worth of operation.
That'9 all he has put Into the family
budget and that's aU we're going
to let . him take outl"
'Not by any means. Little WllUe
Is taken to the hospital Ilnd wbat
ever operation hc needs, that i_
the one his parents )Yant him to
bave. even If it costs 20 times
Willie hilS been worth in cash. The
tamlly , give WilUe what be needs.
and they . also expect 'hJm to belp
out in all the he cnn.
I
Round tables may use round
' clothl. but square ones are more
practical trom a laundel:ing stand-
point alnce they may be folded
after iroruns. rather than rolled
over a cardboar.d. the treatment
usually required for round types,
Simple trimmings may be used. Church Living
Rick rack. braided border!!, fringe ONE T R O'U 8 L E with our
or a facing or bordering with a churches today is that so mnny
contrasting material and color are of them have actually lost 'thIs fom.
proper. but a simple hem wID do Ily.feellng. The eady Christians,
as well. This may t:le sewed by we are told. "were .of one heart
macblne to save time. and soul." Could you say 'of your
Napkins to matcb the cloth are church that all its members are
not at all necessary for tbe break- o( one heart and soul?
fast. ,YOU may have them. of ,The early Chriltians, feeling tbus
cOl.lrse, especially If the cloth Is to . clole to one another. " had nil
double for a bridge doth. but pa things in cotnmon .... < Wh'at do ' the
per ones will do as well for break- members of your church have in
fasl. cqtnmon? meet In one place
Mats or Cloths' . once a week. B\.It Vba' elle? Do
Used for Laucb tbey even speak to ' one another!
Table mat. are frequently used If one member of the congregation
for luncheon becaus,e they give faUs sick. do the' other. find oul
the table a quick and inleresting about It quickly. and when they fuid
change and offer little dlttlculty out, wbat do they do about It7 If
in the, way of laundering. . trouble comes to .a ' member, do
Another reason' for the popularlt,. the o1her members . rlllly around
ot the Is that they are . easily blm? ..
bemmed from less material than Dots tbe chorc!1 ,say to I&a
ments',for breakfast, than is usual. the' CIOUIII themselves. An old members, as tbe Sal"aUon
Iy employed (or luncheon or din- sheet or even a tablecloth can be Army does of . hard-preiaed
nero cut Into four. six ' or more 1I1n x18" . men. "You be down bnt
Another reas'on we can use more rectangles, hemmed and used for you're D eve r, Duty" Some
color to": the breakfast is the In- mats that serve bellutUully ' tor cburches have a paltor's . or
formality of the occasion. A 'brlght- luncheon. Napkins to match ma,. 'nnd, to be used .in
Jy checked cloth or gay plaid . Is. also be made. . oases need.
' P ' u you are using an old sheet, It's Contributors to the fund as
,... ____ ......;..... ______ ;.;0...-" . a ,ood Idea to dye . it first. then allonymous as are those who ani
B. Smartf pres. and measure and cut. To belped by it. The .. idea is far
'-_____________ ...1 make these mats especially aUrac who are blessed with large Income,
tlve. add a contrasting '-border 0'/ or those who ' may Ilave special
another color. Use the second col windfalls, bonuses. extra diVidends.
or lor napkins, or follow' the same big crops, and so on. chip in
motif for napkins as you ' have for for th.e al,d of all who may. Tun' into
the mats. The luncheon size napkin trouble.
fte wondertal , IIGfblen aad
arapablllt, of today'. tweeds,
pi.. their wealth .f color ef-
leota. are ereaUnI' aD Interest.
... DeW development in coat
ruhlODI. That II "dress-ap'!
"'"eel coall, Iulted to far more
thaa the cUlIal wear formerly ,
lor tbl. JICIpalar ',pe
or material, The efteot ,,&en Is
acbiend throneti more Intrt.
ea .. cats, more atteatloD to de-
W1I.DI'. .. ill the Unes or tbe
.,.., akelelled .t Uae rlPt.
Bna &lie tweeds .... t are pre-
........ Uy canal are appear-
... ,..... mere rubloa detail.
.,. .. IeIr ...... ftfJ laqe

is properly the slime size as the
I
mat.
Luncheon cloths have almost as Not All Troubles Are Financial
much variety as brj!aktast cloths. NATURALLY. not aU troubles
although color - Is . played down nre financial. Some 'ot the most
somewhat, even for the Informal serious troubles have liltle or noth
r;neal. Quality Is the keynote. and Ing to do with money. There nre
the finer materials are usually the many other kinds of: needs. For
best choice. The decoration may be example. In .any church there will
in the form' of exqulsjte lace, COil' be lonely people. and you can't cure
servatlve color In. borders. SUbtle lOneliness \vith ' Il cheok. no matter
IIPpllques. well applied, or lovely how big.
embroldel1' carefuUy done. Tho mlDlster Is tbe key man,
Conservative Clotbs he can locate tbe needs, bnt he
Best for Dlaner CaD" supply them all: LODely '
If you crocbet, yOU might find people, tbose wbo bave beeD
lots 01 pleasure' in crocheting some deep sorrow. mea try-
mals far luncheon. again, Ing to find the rlbt jobs, yong
the rectangular shapes al'e better folks In. danger of ICrlous
than round ones. especially for rec. temptation- , . c}lnrch which
tangular tables, Since they give I. like , a family will Dot let
neater Unes. When erocbeted mats tbese people right theJr baltle.
are starched, they give lots at alone,
beautitul service, What ""e all need II' Ihe feeling
The more formal the dinner. the that we belonc. The church can
more conservative the cloth. For make all the difference between
special dinners damask and linen despair ' and happiness limply , by
are preferred with wblte or an off making . every single In It
white &hade considered best and leel thot no matter what happens
pastels becoming popular. to him, he still belongs; he II more
O'thera whlc:b are IrOOd for for- I than among frlends, be Is amon,
mal clIJmers Inc:lucJe r8)'on fabl'ic, 1 brother
or combfDatlo. of Hnen aad Jaee.

Usc as chair buUcL.et or on soarl
The Questions
1. How ' is an eclipse of the sun'
caused? .
2. Why do gasoline trucks have
a chain b.ahging from
3 .. Whalt is the meaning of Rab
elaisian!
4. Nam.e the five best known
tragedies of William Shakespeare.
The Answers
1. The moon comes between the
sun and the earth and shuts off
the sunliglit 4'om tbe .earth.
2. To ground. electricity.
3: Jocular, witty, Indecent. as
the writings of Francois
Romeo
"The March of Dimes, which
supplies the sinews of war in the
fight against infantile paralysis.
is as close to my own heart as it
Is to that of the American
people. . . With growing public
awarene s that the fight on pallo
has now reached a stage' that
mlgbt bE! described as similar , to
the 'Battle of the Bulge,' I feel
t:hat the Arherlcan people
will ftilly meet that challenge In

J]lwlrbt D. Eisenhower
President, Columbia UDiversity
, ,
.al,,,are (.",hs
Frollil CO..-mOIi Colds
HANG' ON.
, CreomulsiOa relie"" prompdy because
it sees to .th.e scat of the' trouble
, 10 belp loosfn aJid upel germ laden
,flbJegm and aid oature 10 soothe IDd
liral raw. lender, inOamcd bronchial
mlKou, membranes. Tell your druggist
ro sell you a oorde ot Crenmulsion
""ilb tht: understanding you it)usl Hke
$he -ll il quickly aUa)'s the cough
or )'01.1 .Ire to have )'our p10ney back.
. CRIEOMULSION
for COlllghs, ChestColds"honchitis .
DRM SAFI&Y .
THIS WINJ'.
."......--.... ur. You
May 8. Your 0wI)4ti
Sfowln .. Clre le Nnedler.rat-t ncpl.
P . O. Do .. ", .. 0, Chlea(o 1'0. JII. or
P. O. Bos Old Sl"Uon.
New York 11, N. Y.
Enolose 20 cents (or paUern.
No.
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Address ................... .. ........ .
BEST YOU
EVER ATE
PoP SOME lbNITE
LOVELY FIGURINES'
A, Home-In Spare TIme
No .xp llnc. 0, unuluol ablllt),
n,"dod. JUlt polnl and glo%ll no fl.
Ing noe... ary. Complltl . ,"t conloin,
palnll. bru...... Chlno.Glal.. glol.
thinnor. Irld cant powder, , flgurlnl.
2 plaqu .. ond In.I.uellonl. Shipped
cornpl.t. po.lpold - 'US. Check or
Manor ' Ordor. - Deolor op."nlngl.
lteDS'rAfl,
DIS$(JIJI&S
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SPEClAt.
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..... 11 DlnolYO yean In worm "Ite. (1051 10 \10 P.l In
lor .... mlxln. bowl . ..... 2. Add SUP'. IOh. and un1tcol<n
en. AckI .".dually. Beat .... n ...Ith electric .. Iiot o.
tow or medium speed, or b, bind. willi larlc wooden
'Il00'. Add lhol1Cllln. brlItlnl untll thoroulhl, mllcd.
II ... ,. SIIOOII dou.b Into well areued IIIUmll pa nilin.
about on<-thlrd full . SI ..... Let rll. In warm place (!)O.
to 95' It. I until doulb hi. rise. level ...11/1 tOP ot mullin
Plo. (about :IS 10 30 11110\11.. ). '1 ... ,. nat. In mOder-
atel, bot 0_ (l75- 10 .tOO. F.) 20 mla. llep , . Remove
(rom PlnI .ad acne wo... Yltlclt J8 10 24 rOIIi.
Try this new -II)' 10 fOlter/ ... ller baking. Red Star
bry y ..... fre.h fOr month.-right on th.
pantry aM W. alw..,.. when roil ...... IL
. L' IEF b in &n.(iay. Con-
FOil thoSe twP {amoUi
tains up to 21ft . tunes thyl IaliCl\late and men-
offered rub-insl
thol
' than five other WI e _ .... ..un
. '. . _II ACIES. -
lIM tor :: =::.-:.:;: .
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Thursday, January 12, 1950 THE MIAMI GAZETTE W





IIlIiMJA
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OHIO
ten Klei.

When the inside of an enameled
pot becomes chipped, it's not safe
use because the bare spot may'
rust and further chipping may
cause pieces of enamel-a form ot
glass to contaminate food cooked
in the
' .; e
Make your own fOOd chopper out
of an empty baking powder can.
Punch a couple of holes in the bot
tom, throw t!:le lid away. turn. the
can upside down and start chop-
pin,.
, ...
ever,. Ilour needed to dry a
blanket on an outdoor line in av-
erage weather. it takes to
4 minutes in an automatic gas
dryer; time s-aved, at least three
bours.
Pretty Two-Piecer
In the Junior'Sizes
1928
1""
Applause, Pleaso
A YOUNG two-piecer in a jwlior
size range that rates a round
of applause, Note the pretty neck
line, button trim and pert fiared
peplum. You'll find it easy to sew,
tool

Pattern No, 11121 I. '.""I'ICe, perlor.
ted pattern for Ibu 11, 12. 13, 14. It1 .nd
11. Ske 12, three. quarter aleev., 4 ,.arcla
of 35 or !W-Inch. .
.,,-- -*--*-_ . '
Don't mJ.. th'e n ..... lind Summer
FASHION! It'. rUled with fabric new
lpeelal d&al,n.. falhlon Upl. Fre. pat.
tern prlntecl 1n.lde the book. 25 cente. '
.EWINO ClRCLB rATTER" DB_.
lit ..... w.n. .... GI .... IlL
JIlnelo U Clnte -ID cow. for .ach
patt.rn de.Ir ....
Patterl?- No. Ils
Name ,.
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PAGE
Prevent Ice trays from sticking
in tlte freezing compllrtment boy
rubbing oil or grease on the bot..
toms of them, or take a piece of
double-thickness-wax-paper the
same .sizl! as the tray and keep it
under the nay in the compart-
ment.

Keep the upper ed,e! of quilts
and comforters clean by sewln,
some washable material alon, the
blitding. It can be taken off and
washed frequently, thus postpon-
ing complete clean1ng of the com-
10rter for a long time.
For Your Future Buy
U.S. Savings Bonds
, 110 0tfIer RIll Ads Faster II,
eH SX
COLD.,
, ...... ,.--.-.... --
Muaterole Dot olll, briDp fut reIW
but ita 1l8I\ medJeatioa
breaks up conrwtoioD ill hroD-
ehIaI tlI_ !4l11tarole ALL the
beD.f1u. of a piN. "JUIoIrt
the bother of maklD& OD" 1u.t nab
It OD c:h.t, throat aDa blldt.
AS '''6

contalni moglcal TORINOl .
fln_. Qulcke, a.tt.r IOf and 201

WIWII You Tde
ANTIHISTAMINE DRUGS
fOIl " lImB OlAlla 10
MORT C"O Ii D'
YOU .
-tte ... toALlO ............
fOlIY'S HONn & TAl
with cold "."'na ............
., AU.COUI .. 1toppId bJ' ....
far......pe, a coliS drfeIoPDI
a aad .... thrOat. FW IIIIdi a
cold. .. way. _ FoIq'e ""'" It 'hr;
Ita c:oId.. bclrtllII IlIIftIdIaGta combet
IAfecllall.a- --'DC ...
t/nat,. CQUIbiJIc. CGGIulioD, ,
.. rou HAW coueH .. __ .......
claplte teIdac utlhlatmI_ IWItdI
quIcIt to FoleY. to k"P from
becomInc-uu._DoD t ... ,.1
.. IN COlD .Ullla. .... t ...... 1
TIlle P0!e7.. _I A'IOid pQIIIbIy 1IaIf
tnatlDe QJ: -tina WIOIIC bJ'
uaiIlI aDtlhIotam1... Gm
that betler c:haDce to 'abort
cold, 'uk ,.our drupllt fox .1 .....
PQIey.. Haney .. Tv-the ccucb IJ'NP
WWa oiIId-abartlal ,
HADACOL IS .HELPFUL TO
FOLKS OF ALt AGE GROUPS
, Countless tboutandl have p.foved
tbat HADACOL is llenefieia\ to
folks 01 aU 'ages. That ta tbee ..
-lO""IIIlmy purthaBe Uielarge ii,
, .iz. bottle 110 aU the family can ben.. my ... appetite and wu DIOatea,'
fit , from nature'a Vitamins and Mr. Tbompaon, She had tried
Minerals' In HAD A COL. , . several preparation. before
For instanee, MIl,a Guidry, lier hillbarid'. adviee ,on HADAGOL
822 Montgomery St.; Port Necbes, and 3'0w sbe recom-
Texu, only 1'1 year. waa "feel- menol HADACOL to her friends.
ing nervou's, had her She, too, like Misl Guidry and the
face was pate ' others. wall Iuffering from the lack
d I' awn and of the B'Vitamin. anil Minerai. In
lIuffered fro m her 1),lItem" which HADACOL' con.
gall on the stom talna. .
ach!' . A lack of only a ImaD amount of
Her y It. m the B' Vitamin. lind certalh Mineral.
I a eke d the B cause digestive 'dlliturbances
V It a m i'n. and food wll! not ap-ee with you
'Minerals which will have an upset stomach
HADACOL eon- will lIuffer from beart - burns,
tainll and 'this gaa paina,' IUId ' your food w1l1 IOUI'
may cause dig,s. on your lltomach, and you will not
tive diaturbances be able to'eat the thmlrl YOIl like for
.uch al h. art Mias 1ear of being in misery afterwards.
burns, indigestion, ' and often Many peoplll also aufter" from eon-
Min Guidry say. she eould not .tlpation. And,while theae .ymptoml
tbe kind and type of food IIh. wanted may be the reelilt. of other eaUlel,
witbout feeling terrible afterward., they are lJurely and certainly the
Misll Guidry, who reeentl,. p-.du- symptoms an,d Ilma',of the .lack' of
ated from hirh Ichl)Ol, I. already the B Vitamin. and wblc:h
wOl'king in a bank. She said that HADACOL contaw: And if you
"fter taking IIveral bottlea of HAD- .uf1er from Inch ,. dllOrdtr. then ia
ACOL Ihe 'I "f 11 d no known Curl except the admlnla-
il 1 now , Ie ng won er- tratlon of .. L. VI--'-- and
L, and ha. "loti of pep and al hleb WI -....... ..,uu
eneru.
N
W 1011l' ay.le. lack ..
MOlt folb take HADACOL be. b BADACqL contain. Jlot on!1 one,
caUM it haa worked .ue. wonders lit 5 of. tha B VI'-mlna. HADAOOL
tor reladves or trienda. Mila Guidry eontaln. lIOt ollly onl, but , of the
took HADACOL beeauae her mother DHUlalT IIlfteraJa. It come. toloU
bad takn 11 boW.. with eueU.nt Uquldb'oodfona, ... U, ... in
ranlt&. ..... ,stream 10 that It CID ,0
. III arb,. to work daht away
Po r tAr t h u Ia. nay to UlJderstand, ,
1I1's. w ,. coUJltl... tilouaancb ha.. al.
read, been 'benefited b, this aDlaz
Iq tonie, BADACOL.
- So, It matters not who 10U are
Dot wbere 1011 II..... _or
h1l1a1lll" I OU laaft triecI ' aU the medleln ..
the IUD, Ii,.. WI wonderful
Preparatioa trIaL DOn't to OD auf.
falql Don't eontlnue to lead a
1If.. 1IaJl1 . ..110
-20" I1Iffencl and 10 to
... w

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TWIN' THEATRE I
Ohio
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HURS . FRi. BANK NIGHrr, $20 'JAN. '12
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
RATES: One cent per word,
mInImum chal:ge, 215 cent..
Three Insertion. for the price
of two. Form. clo.e Wedner
day noon.
I
Tfrt1RSDA. Y, JANt ARY 12. 191>:1
P. B. W. CLUB MEETS ,We know Ihe IIDBwen to yafl
The Fa.r Hili II Party Htlllae tardllY's problemll but today's an
was tile Bcene of the JumHJ.ry buflllng.
of Ihe Progr '!!s lvl' . AlwaYB do l'igllti you will grato
nelll! Chlh un We dllI'K' Iry BOlUe people a.nd ' lI stonl llJI tbo
lIay evening. A. 11. le:tt.- MII Ik TWILln.
pi'CBldc\1 ovet' lhe H6SB
"'om!'n dnro t o be lalo Cor uny
Ipn' filld M, 'tI. Hnlptl Drmv II'n.'i rn- lhlng except un nppolnlntBnt wltb
Jeanne Crai n - George Sanders - Madeleine Cnrroll

THE FAN
PLUS: THE PEC S L
. 5
JANUARY SATURDAY
I CERONIMO
00 ',. T CALL
for in urance. AlI types of
IIlsuranCe at :t savings, Call
Francis Gene Brow.n, phone
Waynesvi fI e 2472 or calI col-
lect. Wilmington 2 t 11_
gil til . IIPElIIlIQI:. ' ,'the hnh' dreBser .
Mrs. Drew, one or thl! "01'11)1 1.11' -------:.....-
dleiJ" the Vcle rlLuR H(l 8111Inl .
Dnyton. tl)l,' of Il el' wOI 'k u'lIll
s nlllong lhe. pll 1 lent'\
thel'e, \vhldl wns of gl' C!lt Intel' "
est to voryone.
Liquid Sl' ''P
Try dlssolvinK the soap in boiling
water before adding It to the walb
Ing machine; the liquid soap doe.
better job.
Predon F o.ter EllEn Drew Andy Devine
also
CHAI'TEI 4
SUN., JAN. 15
ANG BUSTER and MGM Cartoon ::
FOR SALE- White enamel Maj-
estic nange stove. George Hen .
derson. Phone Waynes. 29 2.
adjollrnment In meet.
Wi Lli lL dlnniw Itt tho Pi! rty IlGIUIt!
III F ebJ'ullry. n tl" UCI " UB deRBal't
I:Ollrae Willi ser ved f.Jm It lovely
Lell tublG in Lbe dining I'oonl.
ROOFING
Of All TypeS '
MON., JAN .
, ===
('Cont. From _: Q P.M.)
J...ARK GABLE
:
ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY
NEW ' TOM and JERRY AR'fOON
=== E:3
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JANUARY
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ARCTIC MANHUNT =
7. REG ' N' TRAIL (Johll1:J Mack Brown)
, MIKEL CONRAD s=
CARTOON =
!!III!11111111!illllllllllllllllllll!IIIIII!II!IIIIIII!!li!I!lllllllllll!I!II!IIII!IIIIIIIIII!11111111111111111111111111111 1
. FOR ' SALE- '36 Chevrolet ii).
FOR SAltE- Rous , {) rooms &. t on punel trUCk. a .ood COT)dltlon.
batb. Cenal', hot wnt r beat, Make an offer. W. H.
large garag:e, lot lOO' :x ]20,-M. pllone Waynesville 2114.
Do Baird, Waynesvl11e.l-123t FOR SALE--- Large mllu bOL
CASH FOR' DEAD STOCK
. According to si,ze and cMdition.
All rem()ved
Horses, $2:60 Cows,' U .60
. Hogs - 26c Der cwt.
JANES RENDERING
Phone' Collect
Xeaia, :0. 1712 of
\ViJminctOn, O. 2362
Heating stove ('Progress
OBI(). Inquire M'laml Gazette.
FOn. SALE- Deep treeze bottle
,gas cooker. 011 heater, ' kltcJleo
cabinet, IJl0tbeB cloriet, . :writing
desk and book case combination
drop leaf t a ble and 2 chairs. AU
hi' condltlon. SUSie Evans
cor;,er Fourth and Cbapman ste.:
Waynesville. 1229-8t
I ' ."
WANTED- Lady to do o;;;;al
House Work and Laundry in my
bome. Inquire Ilt the Miami
Ottlce. 1-63t
Genlng u d'.qulpment back
Is :on. of our .
p.elaltl .... W. 'ean rv.
be., becau we're fully
, .quipped 10 .handl. your ....
p'ol, lobi. Our m.chanlca
, a.", .kliled-fully trained to
rflto,. all typei of
,to ltandard condition.
" you have any h;'pl.,...nt
that'. run beyond, III tim.,
brbItt It '0 UI. Enloy' oneo
again tho 1lI0od-as-naw per-
formance. W.'II mak. your
trador purr like the day you
bout'" It make 'It pull
th. sam. load. at . the .. _
'.
peed.
Our Ollv.r
par,s or. the hlgh i In
quality. And our ampl .
.Iock OIICIblo. us 10 provld.
you pro;"p,tly with almost
..,)Nut you _y ....... For
ov.rhaullng, repairing, re-
building-lie .........
....
"
. FOLLMER OLIVER STORE
, . Oliver Farm Equipment ' and MachiDery
Sale. and Service
. 1.12:!1
HA Y FOR SALE- 60 tons, mixell
olover. II.l!alfu. Har ld Whitnkli l'
Lytl e, Ohio, Phone Way. 2968, '
LAmmE-RING- DOile In my
home. QUick s ervice. Phone WilY.
nesvllle 2986. ; -St
WARREN BRADDOCK
Top SOil, Hauling. Sand, Gravel
Excl\vatlng Wltb Back
DraglIne and :Blllldozer
WaYneavllle, Oblo
Phone: Wayn... 2191 or, 2240
Nex1 t41 a siack or ,0ldeD .raID
In the BeMa or a tree, loadecl with
fruit. . , proud e." poIIeB-
alon 18 a&ack of 11. 8.
Bllnda. Th'a8e Bonds enable him &0
011 up hi, ftDanclal maoblnery aDd
inalntaln :1 reserve whlcb ware.
his bome. laJ1!l. livestock anel .,.111.,.. \
meDt. Bil [nrue II secare. The wile
farmer baUds hI. flnanolsl retlflrie I
In Savin,. Dol1d. from proDb wheD I
hill crops. are cood. IJ'hat 'reserve I.
lbe wlDdb.relll ... alast stormy pe.
rlod. ADd U rrOWl, ,. for every P
Invested I!n ten yean. .
U:S. r, ..... rp D.p.nm .. '
ClvWaD Labor
. Largest employer ot olvllIan
labor tn the eovernment I, the
post office depsrtment. The next ,I.
the veterans' administration.
NOTI,CE OF APPOINTMENT
Administrator
Estll.te of Milry Hmith,

Notice Is hereby given that Nino
E. St. John' whose Post Ottlce
Addresl'! is Wuyneavl11e . OhIo has
been duly Ilppolnted ' nil Admlnls
FOR
' RE ' trntrlx of the Es'tnte or Mury E .
NT - FlI.rm near Way- WIN TU' RKEY' FOR NEW YEAR8 .. Smith lale of Wanon OUUlY,
nesvllle. J B)lare nnd Mrs. C. Lee Hawke was .Oblo, decenaed . .
salliry .b
nsls
. Middle aged couple ,vIUlleJ' oj', the New Year's turk. D t /I th 7 1 I '[' J
with sm3)) Cuml1y preferred. ReC. II. e . Is 1 I Cay 0 IlJII\lUY.
erences necessary. Cull Wllbllr cy. presen ted by the Twin Tbeatre , ]91)0, .
Tullis, Opekasl t Parm Mnnuge nnd .tbe Waynesville Locker Plunt.
ment. Lebanon 450, tr allier wi nners we r e: CIlI.ude
FOR SALE - The follow.ln;
'house mold go ds ; desK" 2 801l rl
wailnut hand tables, 5101 -
day bed, . . burrel.
Instrum.,nt case, 2 dining 1' 00111
.cba.irs. RIce Snnpp, 3rd street, ' Iil
W\nynesvUle.
BANK RUN ORA VEL- Londe,l,
at Dnvls J'urnas Pit. 60 cent.
cubic yard. We aleo deliver. ARM-
ITAGE & SON. ;Pbone 2091. tf
WANTED- Ride to WrlgJlt Field
Area B. 8: 00 to 4: 30 shUt. Pick
up near Third and Miami. Walter
Behrens, .
1
WANTED TO RENT- , Single
garage space near ' Tblrd and Mi-
ami lI.treats In Waynesville, Wai-
ter Bebrens. 1-6-3t
Dead' Stock
Horses, .$2.50 eo"", $1.60
Hop - 250 CWl.
A,ccording to Size
Condltlon_
e.n
Thompson. chicken, and l.-uclUe
Combs, bacon. Ove:r 1.400 tlcltete
were' ulied In tbe contest, the
largest of its type in WnynesvJUe
to elate. 1i1u(ure plnns ca1t for sim
lIul' , oyen:ts In tbe nenr (uture.
-:- 0
Weicht or Hllu"l' Hees
Honey-bees weigh about 5,000 tn-
divldllals to the po.und. The average
wei ght ()f a honl'Y'bee Is less than
1-300 01 an ounce:
.!\n o'll tlmlst 18 a guy who Bits
In t lle lSlst JOW ot the gallery find
winKS at the cborllB glrll,
and Progres8lvll. An.
organlzaUon seconti to
Strictly sellera on the ,all-
around, market 11l the country, .
RALPH H. CAREY
Judge of the l'rnbl\te .. <lurt
Warren pounty. Olll"
c, Donnld DlIllI\lsh, Attorney
Publlt.1,leil Jan. 12. 19,

PORK' CHOPS
Cub 49c lb.
RIB END ROAST. 41 c
, CHUCK ROAST . 49c
.. Dlabetl!) C.nned Fruit.
D.O T
FOOD STORE
254.1 A
I nsulll.ted and asbes
lOB Sldlllg. Sheet metal work
of all klndll. ' Locat Heferan-
ces. All work
HOWARD W. HAAS
Route 3 Waynesville, O.
Phone Waynuville 2898
T ..... II IA, .....,.
oa.. ............... ..
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lief ... ..., ........ ..,
I. IMI!e ."Ii .11.1 fire
, ....... w ...... ... "
o ..... tI8ecI ............. o
fill ....,... sf ,.. .. _ft',
dayl.,..,.... ......
Karl D. Dakin
,Insurance
PHONE 15S
20 E. MULBERRV
OHIO
. Xenia 454
Revene Oharges ,
Xenia Fertilizer
'8ERVfCE THAT SATISFIES ' .
For Chilly MarRot Report.:
WHIO DlI1ton, li;60 ' E.B.T. DW
1800; WLW Olaclnnatl. 1240. DIal t
700. (-
NORRIS' BROCK COMPANY
A NEIGHBORLY !
, DO YOU UK FRIENDLY SERVICE?
As your nl!ighborhood servicema{l, you wi11 find
us not only . ' .iendly interested in see- ""
iog, that ydur car) s given the bestpqssible service so
it'll last I
EDjoy A' Fri.., 's.mc.l ..
DRIVE IN SOON - LET'S GET ACQUAINTED
Hastmg.'
. NORTH STREET" OHIO
YOUR COW
COST YOU' $10,000
'.
!
j
time and agaiD read In tile
newspapers 01 costly lcmrsuits
against fCD'llieua when GU'tomobiles col- ,
lided with their U98Btoc:k 011 the highway.
Suppose this happened to YOUI Pro-
. teet yourseU agcDbat I'UCh fCll'lll ac:cidents
with Fcmn LiabilitY as written
by,the FCDIII Bur&cru Automobile '
. Jnsurcmce Co. of Ohio. It'. a .
.. ceuity for 1aIl ..
R. W.
Armitage & Son
SAND aad' GRAVEL
BLACK TOP DRIVES
TAR, and ROAD OIl:, J
t.AWN aad' FILL DIRT
TELEPHONES
WAYNESVILLE 2001
LEBANON Office . 473K
RES . 128L
No. S
. RE:ADY MlX CONtR['ff
EXCAVATING -.ad DUMP TRUCk 5tRVIO '
- ---- -- - -...._-- -
.We "Invite You
. '. .
'.
JOHN DEERE
.DAY
. ,
Friday, January 13; 1950
'Morning Program at Our Store" 10 A.M .
. .
Free Lunch at Noon
r
Afternoon Program at Town ,Hall
Theatre at 1:00 . '!' Free, Shows
Come, Bring The'
Implement
.Co.

PHQ,NE I.E,ANON 664 WAYNESVlIU. OHIO PHONE 332.S
Lebanon, Ohio PhoneSBB
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Natural Gas For
aynesville ... ?-
Civic Club Plans
To ' Investigate
Po ssibffities
The Civic Club la prepared to
do all It can to secure natural gall
lemce for thlll qommunlty, But
first, it Is necellsary to determine
if th!!re Is enol)gb need for sucb
service to war,tant approaching tbe
Dayton and Company.
If you would be Intereated 1n Ie.
CUring natur al gaa. either for cook
iDS or 'heating, yoU wlll be doing
the community a service by inform
log tbe Miami Gaette or Francis
Gene Brown. chairman or the Clv
iC Club Publlc . Allalrs Committee
, 1'he Civic Club will, If lDtlre Is
,.uttlclent Indication, Investlga.te
all the poaslhll1t1es or BoCumg na.
tural gila for Waynelvllle .How-
ever. It doei not fBtl) juatUled III
ialtlng action unless tbere fa en-
. ./)up iaeed gas to attract con-
IIlderaUbn on tbe p.art of IUPPJy'
:orporaUoua.
,cLUB MEETS
AT HOCKETT RESIDENCE
Earl Hockett entertained
on Sunduy and had oa her dinner
guests. the HOarlty Club.
who enjoyed tl1ls , lovely
day togi!lther were:
Mr , . &nil ,MrII . Oharles
ald and famUy or Olnclnnatl, I1Ilr.
and Mra . lIoward McDonald and
,family of 8sblna. Mrt . 'Morrlll .
Snyder and daushtera of 'Wflm'
il1ltoD, Mlal Ethel ),lannon of
WUmingtonr Mr. and MI'I', Sab-
In McDonald, VOltz. Mr
and Mra. Cbarlea GordDn and
Mra. Laura Shldaker ' of Harvey,
aburg, Mr, and Mn. Frank Swar-
tiel. Mr, and Mn. ,J'Obn Keraey
aDd Bon, Mr. and Mrs. C, E, Ed-
gtnlton and aon, Mr. . Sadie
Beason, Mr " and' Mra . Rhode,
Bunnell and d,aushters.
. I


e amI az
Se:rving W 1850
NINETY-NINTH YEAR OHIO THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1950 FIVE CENTS A OOPY
WAYNESVILLE ATTORNEY JOINS NEW FIRM .
Civic Cluh Pouders . Council Committees.
Prohlems . . '
Tbe recurrent blgh, water whiCh For' 1950 Nam" ed
makes Route 73 impassible bet-
ween Gorwin and Wayne8VUJe WllS '
the main tl1Plc ot discussion fo'r
the W!a.ynesv1lle Civic Club at Us
iTllnUary
BRITIS.H THEOLOGIAN
The club mel: Monday
tbe hlgb scb'ool 'ror a
bURln'ess, session , .
evening Wi LL, BE FEATlJRE SPEAKER
dlnner-
. :Entertainment was provided by
local' "barbElr shop quartet'"
I.J.Il,embelrs of which Include : Don
FilII Tressler Har-
and Olenn liimith', .
the Route 7S siLu-
Francia Gene Browu, chah',
of tbe cllllb's public affalra
reported that he and
local school board met With
..blIRblV9.V In'
week.
Ma.yor liany Shlll'':I'ood IUInoun-
t ecl the vurlou,a commlt,tells ot
tll e vUl.1lge counoll this ' week. The
council bUB beon reorgllnlZtt!,\ for
Its ru,nCItOlls tOI' the comlng year
with- Lloyd l;)llids appolnted q
president and Percy RealOn. a
holdover frclm last year, terVln,
1n place of RllY KI 1'.
HIe. eXllected tbat Kler wlll be
udmltted to council ' In tile
lIear futuro. He wns elected fol
luwlng a wrlte' ln c4mpalK,R In
'November and tUe legality or hill
election bas QUllstloned . . AI
soon !LS Kler's status Is determ-
Ined he wiU be sworri In .as t\
, highway oUlclals reported'
woullli conduot a lIurvey
the amount or traffie carried
Oil Route 7S to detenD.lne If It ill
heavy enough to yarrent action,
A previoue survey reveOed that councilman 01" pel'malleoUy re-
lIurlng the period, 19U-19U thot! lected.
, battlc on .the ,highway has In. The Bryan Green As It DOW stands tbe ,council
. reased 100 per cent. The Rev. Bryan Green. Rector for. 1960 Include: Homer
.r Th Id ed h .Carey. Max Hartsook. Lloyd DavlB.
Shown above, left to rlgbt, are Harold C, Rliinger Harry Z._ Gray a group ccons er t e poss - of . Birmingham England. and Howard Brown. Frnnc1m ".Gene
, " lbnty of 'ereettllg "Welcone" signs Ie E I dId .. ..
an(l JOBepb R. 'Gray. attoTt:leys of lhe new law fIrm or Grar, Rlsl.nae1', Jlt th tt limit U S as Dg an s es Ing evan- BrO'Wn and Ray Kler or Percy
and . 4Jray: BW::Ch bad gellst, will be leader ,of a Mission Reaaon.
to be beld In Ohurch'. Dar- Tbe following are tbe council
H ld
'" R'-I n preVIouSly aBslgned the.' 10b ton, January 25-29, It bas , been cu." , committees',
The formation of the law form aro u. .. nger was .wo I of Inv8&tl"'&tlng ' the subject. had
. la 9'] >. ., noune.ed by the Rev. Raymolld K.
jlf Gray, Risinger aad Oray, at Le' lu us an attorne), at . w In 1 ,. -.. . .. re""rt to (lffer.
1 ..- . Rleb8, general Ch!lItman [or lhe
Fire and Finance:
Kler, and
ballon. was announced thla: week but entered Army diu ' It "a reported that the e\'ent.
Harry Z. 'Gray, Harold 0, RIs- not commence to pr-acUee 1aw uno, counCil and otber bad St. Mary' s Church
Tl1e Woman's AIU1l1ar7 ,of thAI Inpr aDd .Josepb R. Gray, attor- til 1946, He 1.& the grandson at been QueaHoned concernJng Ibe vUle :\\'1\1 pi\l<Ucipate
of Waynes
In' the Mis:
Helmer Carey, Ray
Ma.x Hartsock.
, ,
' Street, AI'ley, Sidewalk, llf,lrD and
til ' neYI at law. " ,- ,. painting of a line on the sion.
I
St. ., Church met at e T .... - , ne-, "rm -:-'11 .... e the of, the late O,leaby. prom1iW11t .. .. t aide or Main atreet lI.8alllt
f
U' at B 11 ..... n ' - ._l_ -- Widely know, In England for bis
:.:::.
0
d aw e on flc88 or Mr! In Building row,DS
f
b.lp farDl
1
In a.volding the upon BBC. broadcaata ,and L.ewapaper
Gutters: , ,
Howard Brown: Lloyd Davis,
and Homer Carey. '
Building and Sa"ltatio,,:
J ' and Loan Bids 1(; etlutb lJroad gel' operatel arma n a . e .. l' when. parldng. The reJlOrt art\cleB 14r Green III flying to
..... ' waY,. LebaIIon':' ". , " , s"le TownaI11PIi . 1 8!l ..... ofllclals, been Enl1an4 ,'or
_. -....- . BUory Z. Gray .haa J[ra'C"llCW; in beeaUW.IiI '.. n aD:d4'a1kQ;::-WDr
Max traUC\8 .Oene
.;Q . n. t
-,.
com .. leted Witb Hawke re- law, at Lebanon alnce he was ad- years. . ,. ; r,alnlng. duct Mlllsions' in Clnclnllati an '
Viewing the. chapter. ""U mltted tD tlie. ba, r ' In 1926. He III ,Joseph R. Oray rrolll Columbull while In Ibis . COUlltI'Y.
for Christ," and Miss Kathryn th C II ge of University ot E.VERYONE INVITED
Prendergast the chapter . "Enter. well .know In Wayne 1!owuabIP. as e 0 e " H J t" ' . Arrangements tor his visit were
, he Is a past commander of Clne;lnnatl June. e en erec TO WOMAN LESS WEDDING made by tbe Rev. Henry
.. to with P. Snook Post of ibe American ':e": Come one, come an, to tbe Hobson, Bishop of Soutbern Ohio.
' Mra. Charles Starr In Lelion. and served eev.eral years. in Gra,.. was D.,p big "WomanJess Weddl njt" to In previous visits to tbls
after which a pleasant social III Trellsurer of the Warren 00, an . 9 1 H - be held at Ule Grange Hall on country, . Mr. Orecn has attracted
hour was with dainty re- Red Croea Chapter. Mr, Gray " uty County Recorder In 1 e Saturday, Jan, 21. A big cast. record audiences' to his 1\118slonll.
. " .
Ray Howard Brown.
cis Gene Brown.
FARMERS CLUB ' HEARS
DR. 'S"Al"UEL. MARBLE
freshments served by hOllt88a. preJlident of the Warren COllnty, In thll 'eoualstlng of: Therle Jones, During hiS last visit. to New YOI'll.
Bar Aalloclatlon. ,ry n e, . Ed Ollliland. Herb be attracted 42.000 ' people to the h 'y bome.
i=RANCES IRANNOCK ' Ed Surfaee. Dr. J.. 11. Stout, Catbedrlll of St. John the 'DI'fIDe: l\. deliclolls baked bam dinner
The Farmers' Club held thllir
l'eg\llar . meellng on Thurlday,
willI MI'. and Mra. 'Roscoe Furnas
'as .host nnd hostess al their coun-
D
,'E8 8U"''''ENLv ' Dho'des Earl Hubble, On another occ8alon, In 'tbe Nat,
f .,,,,, '. ". . . was sel'vecl to a large group of
MI'B, Frances Brannouk,' 72, died ITEM. OF ABOUT, FOLK8YOU KNOW Dr: Har lan Dye. Harold Whlt- lone,l Cathedral In Was bing ton. D. memberB. , ao'd Dr.. Samuel Marble
nt' 6 A,M. Tuesday at tbe Miami alier. Lowelll Tbomas. ' Robert en b'e appeared before tboueandB president of Wilmington college. '
hOSPital. ' :r Wilson. . ,K'ennetb Retalllck: every night of his MIIslon, H\a ltirs. Harry Smitb and Rev.:, and '
SUrvivora Inalude tbree daUlh'. I ,' B. 0' U' T T. 0 w. N . Donald' '''lis on, David Brown. success during visits to this cou- Mrs . R. D. Coleman, WDlI .rere
terl, Mra. Thelmr. Elley of Ore- tl . 'I . ," Ernest Cook, OIenn Smith aDd ntry. as weil I1S tbe Im()or.tan;:3 guests or the day.
Sonia; ),Ira, Lorratne Steger ' nl I Earl' Earnhart. ' be has achieved In England, pro- Following tlie dinner bour, tlie
,:t>aJtOn; Junlta Woollard ot A big time Is for mpted TIme MagaziDe to call blm preSident, MI' . Furna8,
Dayton; thi'ee lonll, Jamea of everyone, tbat country's top evangelist, guve his a.ddress COl' the new yeal'
b
S th lAb ';"'111 be lira. ErneBt Harlan WBe a Cln- All ladles are to wear glllg Mr. Green's Mission in Dayton
Dayton; 'f omas ou , - Mlal Ruth Cbandler n will bave 8S its 'generul theme. and everyone thOI'oughly .enjoye'l
anon
' and Albert of WayueavWe C Cl b clnnatl vilitor on Thureday. bam or cal1.co dreBB and tbe this tiDe tnlk, Mnny Quotations
, . . hoatels ' t the NeW' u "F,alth Tbat Can- C bange 'l'he - M
FuDaral ilervices will b. held 0 at men everydlay clothing, ",,,y.' and remarks were from some, 100
a
2 P .,... . Friday at the Cburc ' . day aflJlrnooD, Jan. 2'lw'Itll --Mrl. LucUe Armttage fB en one ' co,mlng ".Tn
... P H j In I d ' tl In I Rec"or . ot St', Episcopal yeaI' (JIll IlCCOUI1L boolm belong n&
of Christ
. Wa"nelvll1e, with Rev,: ,' tlie Far Hm,. ..rty . ou,ee. 0)' "severa !iYS . vaca on will be 'Eyeryime
, DORIA and Mn C. Florida, ' . Church In Oakwood, Nlght.lY tOplC3 t9 Jlls .'
II , . H , CoUey y fflClatlns. Burial Mr. . .. ' . t the " pro' In the whether a will be "Ia America Ooln.g Comm- Dr. Marb'le WOB then intruducll!1
:will be malle In Mllml T. ElIlt In cbar,. 0 Dr. and Mrs . A. E . Stout and ' ,member cfthe Grange or DO unlst or 'Christian?". 'IJs Jesus fiS, the gUt' . t sJleaker. Hla topic,
.... lends may 4)alI at the !3tubbs . &ram,. dauahter were' Saturday evenlDr; J8 Invited. Jranuary 21" Ilt 8 God?". "Has tbe ' Cross Any Mean- "Freedom" lold of hIs WOI'II: with
tUneral home uuUl the time 'of Mr. Ilnd Mr. . Ernsllt Butter- dinner cueata of lIr. and ' Mrs, P.X.. lug for Today?". "Maklnl Marrl- the Frienda' Servtce In the dltt
.. mce. worth bad aa Bunclay . dbmer. oeorce' W, elti In Dayton. age A Succesa". and Can lntelll- ferent countrle.s ot Europo. Clnd 'lo
t
MRa. R. B. "OlEMAN HOSTESS d th
p_t.. IIr . and Mra. Burnet .... gent PersOn Believe 'In tbe ReBu, conclusion be r emarke . on 0
' WCTU MEETS AT HOME Butterwortb '-"'11 Ion of. Lebanon. Mr. and Mr . J , Carl Conrad LUB Idea that If we use our freedom
, .... of Eldorado were recent weekend TO FRIENDSHIP C .
OF MRS. ROGER BROWN and' ),Ir.. al1d Mrs , Frye . Sponsored the EplaqoP!Ll properly. no fear deed tie for the
The W
.,mU' meet at the home p .. te, of Mr. au . d Mra, Roy E. llla, 'Ura , R. B. Coleman WtlS, host- . I UtUTD
'" A'. . . aDd 10DS. .. a , Ohurches of the Dllyton L
of ),Irs, Roger' Brown Fl'ldaJ after- Mra., H. L . Rye In 'vacatlonlng eBB to the F'rlendsblp Club on meetlngll will lie beld In christ . Club adjourned to meet In
noon, .Jan . 18, The meeting 'Wua Mr. and Mrs, ' E. F . Earnbart. ID ' I'iorlcla. Wedneaday af:ternoOD. with an ot- church 8ta.rting at 8:00 P.M. , nl- Februllry with Mr . . and MI'II.
opened by ),Irs .. H. Mre. ' J , P. II'romm, . Mr , Roger Mlal Kartha Deatheralle was a tendance ot' 2:5 'members and one ghtly. January 25.28 . The MIssi4m ROIlJ!.ld as bast and
reading the ihlrd cbapter of St; Brown and 'lira. Bertie Mills weekel1d peit of , Mr, and !II 1'1 , 'cuest: lIrs. Oram Shoup, will conclude with a. 'clo8lng 1'ba.' ess lit tbe Frlr HlIIs Party Houae.
James and offering prayer, . were gueat. at Victory Ohlll'ter aoe ... H. Hartaoct. 1lhe reguJalr buainesa " 8esslon
b
St I Dayton " 1 nksglvtng at a P.M. , Jan. lilt,
After the regular ulloelll ,es- . Qrder of Eutefn ur, n . Mr. and ),11'1. Harold Whltaker was beld andl R,uBBe Wllal>n MeetingB will be open 10 peorle
elon, Mfa. Walter Whltaltel' read , on Monday ' evaDIng. imd daughter were 'Sunday after- waa In charg:e of the cl.,.,Uonll. of all falths .
, all Intereatlng arUcle em "Wby 1100n aueats of Dr. and Mrs. H Misa Tobe Ba.ll favored the auestol
Sh'ould the Bible be Read In MI'a"L. C, St. John, Mr. and E. Batha.way. with two lovely vocal aolos: nIter
PubUo S
chools" and Mra. Roger Mrs. John SetUeDlyre and chlld- Mr. alld Mrs, 080' r"e Btro,U"', wbloh av. ery(lIle enjoyed an old- EVERE:rT EARLY'S HOSTS
d
.... St h Low Is .. u to ADVISOR.' Y COUNCIL
BroWU'1 article on "Our Liquor ren, en _rl. ep en e v - and Mr. and Mrs. ClaJlence Brad- fashioned' spelling match. wllh
Spaked MovlleS" was .8l'1 good, Ited ,the Lyona prolram 10 dock of Dayton < were Sundal Mrs. Howard 1UI11 Mra. :Mr:. and Mrs. Everett Early
meeting wa, wIth : Cillcinnati on guesta or the Clau411 Stroud tam- 'rbblan La",a.()D spelllng tbe . most . were hoata to the Weat Wayne
the Union Mr. and Mra. Fred l1y. . . worde correctly. . , Advlaory Council on .FrIday eve'-
,and daughter aDd Ml-. tulcl Mrs . ' MI". Marllyn Durske ' bad [IS The Olub 81djourned to meet In at the Far Hills Party Houae.
WILLIAM. O. GuaTIN !;IlEa, Lawrence Cook aDA! Ion have re- peets 00: Sunday evenillg. a February wltlb Mrs. J,. D, Rich as Mr. Ed OllIlland, president c(ln-'
WA6 LOCAL BU8INllae".AN turned from . ' delightful vncatkln poup of forme .. classmllteB aud the hOBtess Il8allited by 'Mrs . hi , ducted the buslnes, aes810n, o.nlJ
WWlam O. GUltin. 81, died lut tour of Florld.a. . ' from CincInnati, D. Baird, M:ra. ,Callie Clal'k and Mrs , E.tneilt Harlnn was made
Thl1ra4ar morniDg. Be wu . the : Mr. Im4 Mra . Paul "Savags of' Mrs. O. ' R, Uqleabee. s'ecretary to replace Mrl\. Stanley
tormer owner or GulUn Botel in Da7toll were Sunday evening Ba.lley. who reBlgned,
Wa1DenUle. ""d Wall a trainer P .. t. of Mr. and Mra . WJlllam LEBANON NFl,A Mr , Harold Whitaker. discuR-
. CARD OF THANKS 8 T .
for sb!lw horaes. DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CEN alol1 leader, conducted the dis
swrnvora Include: twa chlld- We wlsb to eltllreis our deep , Tbe annual dividend Wall eUIslon on the "The Bran-
reno a daughter, Mrl. MOdren E. apprecla.tlon to the friends, ... 1- CARD OF THANK8 announced bl' the ' Lebanon Nat- non Plan," .'
ThomlllOll of D&Jton; eon, Paul aUveB, and neS.hbore for their We want . ot 'the W&),ne lonal Flj,r1D It.oan ASBoclatioll af- FoUowlng adjournment tc, meet
of WaynesvUle; two pandohUd- 'kindneBs and Iympathy to ue dur- Townlhtp I'1re Department and ter the meetlDg Jan. 9. with Mr. and lin. Harold Whit-
Ten aDd two In, tbe death .lId llIneea or , my daelr \'olunteeJ'll for their QUiCK The ' sil payable fa d:er In February. a c)alDt)' and
one brothel', Baney or .naJ1oD. dear Motb,e" 'anti In the daYB fol- .... lJOllH &114 daelr l'9C)ord I'WI stockholderll of record Nov, 80. deliclouB desllert course waS lIer-
ISerYIcel were held al lOwing OUT 10", The nowera anc1 from Wa7D_VOle. to Lytle , tbe 1'" located the countlea or ftd.
3 P;M. at the McClure hDeral cards w*e beautl!ul and \'rJrf n!pt of IBD. 10. 1860. BroWli. Ham1lton and
home 1If1th Bev. B. B. muell appreclatecl. . W ..... reall7 cratefUl for We -Watten,- wUl be read)"
1D cJw'p. . I protecUp. aIaoul4 we ever Ileed at the .ADDU&l
BarltJ wu tn KlUId lin. BarlT Bauerthwalte, It. . to be allJlouacecl
Iaubad .... f.-. JIIVJDUIT'l'mARLY, INO.
ACCEPT$ POIiTION
Mlea Ruth BurDett lias .ceept-
ad a padIon 1D the offlctt or
Dr. IIWa of Xftta.
MR. AND MRS, R. BUNNELL
ENTERTAIN, FRIENDS
Mr. and Mru. Rhodes BUnnell
entertalned to dinner and an eV-
ening o( bridge on Saturday, wIth
Mrs. Carr, Mrs : Charles Doster,
Mr . Haines, Mr . Wall ona L14rl .
Edglngto'n reoelving tbe IIrl2ea
from tbe games .
Tholle who were guests of the
day ",ere: M,re .. LUlian Carr ?f
Lebanon. 'Mr'. a.lld Mrs . BerliarJ.
Balnee of Wilmington, Mr . and
Mn . George Wall. Mr . 1UI!l Mrs ,
William Doster, Mr. and ,Mrl ,
ChatleB Doaler. Mr, aDd lIrs . B .
I. Hlll ot Harveysburg and Mr,
and lin. C. E, Edgington ,
ATTENDING OHIO UNIV_ '
Miss Judith Ann Conner of
Wajnesvllle Is one o.f ten atudentl
lrom Warren OountY enrolled to:-
the fall aeliion at Ohlo Univer-
Sity, a. of reglatratiOD r&-
corda l'O\'8818. .
Milia Conner. a fre.hmaD. ill
one of 6,86B Itudents at the uDl\,-
enlt7.
.
I' , (iF. TWO THE MIAMI GAZETTE
NEWS ANAl:.YSIS----,
U.S. Formosa,n' Intervention Urged;,
Drive Is Launched 'to Trim Budget
Group to Press for Child , Welfare;
FOREIGN AID:
Appeal to Reason
II \Vas Imposs ible at the moment
to evoluote its eiIect. but the fact
that Scn, Tom Connally 0 .,1 Tex,)
Chair-man of the senate foreign re-
lat ions commit tee was urging a
reduction in fOI'eign-ald spending
was Certa in to carry some weight
In congress. .
. Salety Precautions
Urged in Cleaning
Dlanger of Fire, Vapor
hahalations Are Cited
(EDITOR'S NOTE' w ..... ,,In''lIB an ' pr 4, ln tbue colamns. Ih. y nrc Ihowe 01
.tara NaWIPape, V.lan. aewa 1' .... and not neoe rarUy at ahl. DfwIDAPer)
CONNAI:.L Y forecast a "sue-
able" In (wlds tor the third
ye[\r ot the European r ecovery pro-
gram. and explained that be meant
"allytllJng up to a bUllon fORMOSA:
Sholl We Intervene?'
As the agitation for U.S. Inter
Yeniion In Formosa groWl!, many
. Aml)rican& will have a sharp flash-
back of memory to the dayS whe.n
Anthony Eden and others were
w:ging' boycotts against Mussollnl
and the Japs as campaigns of coo-
Quest were .getting underway ...
Now, there are many: important
U.S. officials and eX-lenders w.bo
argue tllat the United States must
ete)? in to keep . Communist China
from s\VsUowihg up' Formo.sa. Use
of armed force, if' necessary. is
ll'ecommended to stop that move
ment
LATEST TO JOIN with those ad-
yocating lnterventlqn in Formosa
'W&I fferbert Hoover; former pres-
. ident of the United States. He I::on-
. tended that such a policy was nec- .
.. sery to lIafegUard this country'.
.. own 8ecurlty.
' Hoover lHguec:l the ihould
ase its naval power to not
the bIg Island Itrongh0ld' of
Formola but allo lessel" Islands
wblch Chlan, Kat-,hek's .forcoa
were seeking to defend 810lll the
IIOUth China coaat.
He declared BUch a ,tap
e wall agalhSt communism
In the and offer a "con
tlnued hope of. lome time turning
China, lnto We IIltbs of freedom
agam.'
HOWEVER. ,the decision. wal!
further eompUcated , b)" a Brltt,1i
mnd that ' American ChIna poUey
would ,train Anglo-American ,rela .
. tiona. IOdiclitiona were that
.... JUlt about ready to r.eco8ni%e
the Chinese CommunIst regime.
the 'PractIcal realist. Brit-
aIn 'moves wherever her 0109D be.t
Interests dictate, or wl!ere .be
think. the,. dictate. Henee, for
tile U.S, to lash out at the
Beds jUllt when tile BritIsh wel'e
tbing to woo the' busi
Iless app!lrentb' . ,Joing to
at' weD with Grea' Britain. .
Atomic 'Advances'
David E. LlUentbal: atomic
elIergy commission chlef, lold
Dew. conference that Illere
have been "several 'seeret ad-
vlncaa" la the developmenl Clf
atomic ener&,),. Be 1.ld
are eomparable to the "breed-
er c1eslp" ,Ill 1949.
EDUCATION:
Congress voted more than 3.75 ' bil
lion tor tbeprogra,ril in M49.
The most rabid supporter of ,tile
a id-to-Europe program would have
to concede thai there has been nli
lltUe visionary t.reat.ment of tne
problem. with the top-drawer do-
gooders finding It ,hard to restrain
tbemse.ives when it came to giving
Ilway the American taxpayers'
money ..
There had 'bee.n p,lenty wllrnlng
and admonitions trom men In gov-
emmtlnt qualified to t alk about the
sltuaUon. but tor the most part
their authority wasn't , sufficient to
permit their interfering. Howeve.r,
with Senator ' Connally on the lide
of' a reduction in the pr!lgram, the
situation took on a new aspect.
THERE W;ERE PLENTY ob-
servers who, felt tllat unless tjle
Unltlld States took .a determined
stand in Insistlnit that Europe bll-
gin now to do something' to fe-
habilitate ItSelf, the draln on
ican funds would not only continue
I'lndeflnlt:ely, but might even in
crease.
Money & 'Health ' The Texas senator mleht have
The n'eec1a of education in the bad some such idea in mind when
nation apparentl,y were to be well be tl\lked ERP fund reductions:
looked after in Washington, as far It was a little more dWicult,
as interest and stressing of ne'ces- bowever, to understand hi.
sUy were concerned. , tlon with l"!lgard to Spain. Connal-
Housewives In rural areas some-
tIm,es find it inconvenient to send
cjothes out.. to . be . dry cleaned and
thel:efore do the work tbemselves.
For thi s purpose. tlley may go to
a nearby automQblle service sta
tionl and buy gBsollne or to. a hard.
",ne store or general store and'
buy ' :cleanlng fluid."
Gasollne Is Intended to make
mol:ors operate ' and should neller
be employed as a solvent because
of Its great There
are some specially refined petrole-
um proi!ucts available with clean
ing and degreaslng ' properties
somewhat like those 01 gasoline- bill
. Stud eo VlporS wlU be
cnuTled away from ,"au, not
t41lwarda ;Jou; do the work oa'"
... ,
The American Parent.' Commit' ly urged that the United States ex
tee announced a . Dinlt-polnt IIro- change . I7(Ith
,ram in the c:hild . wel:tare field 'and to call c)ff its dip-
10r conalderatl9.D It the c\UTent lomatl!=, boycott ot
congresa .e8sI0n. He .
TIDS COMMrrTEE was organ. "sb;ateglc" spain In the Nortli At witb considerably leslI 'flre hazatcJ,
!zed three Year. ago to work 10r a .lantlc 'pact. ' any petroleum llioduer.
natipnal' program to benefit chil- ECONO!itIC' S.. can burn if it is broueht in contact
dren. wiUJ ... ource of Ignltlon.
LegislatIon the committee will Stability When a 'qlall amount . of lolvent.
"'re for wW b'" . .- 0- be u-_.a the worlu:an-, be done
r -,.. 'In th ' e fleJd of ' U.S. economies, ..... iOCU
Th tl I -'" I h alth Indoors safely enou"b. U 'e fluid
e na ona ...... 00 - e .erv there was pulling and ha.ullnl that
ices "ill for an annual 35 million would hold' 80me mealure of can burn, be careful to use it
dollars for school amusement ' were U. neit for It. WhE!1'e th,ere ue, no nearby ,04J'ces
he81th exall)inallons and treatment basic grimness. With PresideDt of IgnlUon and don't IIm!lke or
for all ilchool children. This mea II- Truman prevIously committed to Ughlt matchea whUe you are hand-
ure has been palsed by the sen ' a tax increase, and sOl1')e" of his lin,: the fluid.
ate_ cabiliet ' members advlsin, aeawt However, when a large Job is
Thursday, January 19, 1950
SEWING OIRCLE PATTERNS
'Smart Blouses - One Yard Each
House Dress Has Side Closing
Great for Gifts.
D
AlNTY one-yard blouses I that
are so simple to sew. This
trio win do wO!'lc;1ers to
up a weary wlnter wardrobe. NIce
Idea for a special birthday gift!

Po'Uern No. 1930 II 0 ' lewrUe perrO'
raled pa llorn for sf'es 12. 14. 16J 18 a n d
20. Sizo 1.. I yard of 3 ... 10011 .or eacll
Ilyle

&nd 2S cenIA tadoy fo,your eopy of
the Sprln. and Summer FASHION. 48
pace. of, ea ay to sew iprioC s tyles:
-fotir\" neW_ free pallern prlnled Inside
the boOk.
I \ Fresb lind Crisp
F
RESH and crisp as a new bill
is this practical dress for your
household' duties. It buttODS down
ODe side, has a handy pocket ' and
gay ruffle trim,

P.ntte,n No. tVilI Is .. lew-rile pert ....
rated pnllorn In s izes 14. 18, 18.... 20; to,
42 nd , Sl.e lB. 4% yordl Of
CIRCLE P-'IfTFlRN DEPT,
IISU soai. "'.UI Sl.. Cb ...... 1. Ill.
E".lo. . 23 conb In oohu for eaeh
Pll ltern d lred. ,
Pattern No............ .. Slze ,.
Name , ................ .
Addres.l , ...... .............................. .... .. <II

.. The ,public - Ichool - It. the rio-tax-hike gI:oup found ,1m. to be done, such 811 cleaning ...
t)w. alldna five bUllon to match portant IUpport in 'the Pre.ldenk'il entin' drels or a pair 01 overalla ' Dead Aim' he had done any
atate fwlds for a Dation-wide lur councD of economic advillers. or removing arease hom' a Dum' An American visitor to Engiand "Oh, yes," he replied; "i did
BUDGET:
Drive for Balance, vey of needs, and other sums ' for THIS GROUP, reportinl. to the ber of tools may . require hnd just returned to 'his native
tw .1..- --.. I t ed quite a bit of shooting. I was most
' According to bOWIe RepubUcan a c 110 0 1 President on the general economic 0 or Ull'ee qua ... o. ven us , . United States with a sliglit Brlti'3h
LeaderMartln of l'4assachu!lettll, whi.;:h have been. approved b,. the .Itultlon, steered clear of allY o.vel' .a period of ",erhall' haU an accent alld n\lmerous stories of 3uccessful, though, when I shot at
tile United States ' ,ovemment lenate. " de6nlte to; ltand, but did not hold hour. Do the work outdoors, ,Itand travels. He was relatin'g some . of Lord Baddletort's county s'eat."
ahould, be able to Dve within Its TBIl federal aid - for edllcatiClJl an olive branch to bUliness. And "10 that vapors wW be awa7 Ihis experiences to a group of "Didja bit it?" asked another
llicome Without raisinl tIIxas. Tbat bW. which would provide ' 800 mD it hinted that clianees in the hom 19U, not towards you, and friends when one of them asked if
of meant that ,die V.S. OIIabt UOII tor to the atate. preaent 'taX atructure should be allow the cleaned article. to cI17 -:f,;.. ' __ __ ____ ......,..,----, __ .. __ -:-_
tID be 'able to bala.,ee Ita bu4Cet. ' under 'a ' formula whleb "ve. a In 'order to meet It thOroulhlY ,.ou brinl.< them .
MAR. ,Jdlned forces With Sell. lar,er prqpol1Ion of to a 10r ,more indoora. When JOU are finished, if
Bobert 'J;'att; of ' OhiO, who fa Oo aeedler .tates. This 'bm pUled in lovernfuent ,acUonl Ute ' icur band. 'feel dry, wasb With
. reCont '.. ea,-ln. tie beHeves the Mnate but . wa. blocked In naUon'. ecotlomlci wen.belD,.. lukewarm water and rub cream
federal budget could , be ballneed house because of the controversy That worll ... ltabWty" Will the contaiDini lanollD into the Ikin.
III tlJeal 1951. TIle two ,iawmaken over uservices" to parocl1Jal t'ip-ofi. Jt 'meaDt. anyone eouId xea- '.
ere unlted in a drive to attempt to .chooll. .onably asSlime, that thecouncU, B ahm ' C tl M If!
forCe the government to' live with- The national chUd-research bOl, felt U.S: business must. have lome . t an at e ay 'fIe
In Its !neome. rWehl.:abrcahsksin' '1Cbi!5 assurance that It I. nOu
t
'.?..tnth' to I With'Many Domestic Kine
The project obvioualT had more .. be confronted continua y... an '
merit than chance for BUCeelli. for ments. ever-shifting government tax ' Pol- Clattle imported trom India ma,.
with congre.s predomlnanU,. Dem- The' bW on social secU71ty reo ley. Thill coupled with Commerce lOme dllY compete with established
ocratIc, there would be Uttre llrob ,..Islons, asking increase,d benefltll Secretary Sawyer' I luggf!!stlo,n ijlat cattle breeds in tbe markets
ability of a ... , great tax changes in for dependent children. . excise taxes be repealed, could be of jthe midwest, accorjling to man,.
the . matter of .. ed.uced op,e1'allD, The local public-health.unlts blll, reg.!rded as a definite s,wltch Iii experts. One Nebra'sk,a
. . '. which 'would il?,crease health' safe- hlgll-level. thinking on tax matt,er,s.' f. Irner. "a IiY,brld corn
I, All ' Indicationll that wblle guards tor children. . THE COUNCIL explained It this lIell'es Brahmans will be as popular
there might not , be an,. tax ,In. AN lNCREASl!: . '10 fUnds for the wily; ; , ': \.' ". ..j as breeds next tew
creases, thllre certainly would be Childre.o',s Bureau: . "While we Shoulj1 aim t{I the lOng yes,rs. ,. , .
Uttle of' to reductions. despite ad- In:creased sehool 'lunch run for reasonable s'tablUty In tax I Corn belt farmers scattered 'thin-
ministration claims that the gov- Uon
s
. . policy. great r changes .In the ly Nebraska to ' Obio are ex-
emment couldn't operate without CO'FFEE.. tax structure over the most recent peI'lmenting with Brahmans and
more 'fax revenue. Wher,e the bal- years and the double reversal of crosses of on regular
Ocingup' will come Is problemat- $11 More economic trends in 1049 may make jJeet hcrds, .
lcal as yet. . " ' It necessary to alter the tax struc- r D Br lmi b 'f ' I I b
TAFT and Martin outlined their ture ' . be(ore .a basis .of 0 ,a Bn ee ea ves we g
vi 8S ' congress in fulllTe years wlilo have .SO ito 100 pounds more by weanll)g
declared they ., bee'n laid." . ." aget and dJ'ess ' two, to, f04r ' I*r
1o:lgorouslr any administration r.e shoppers, ,will a :nis new course la)lllf hed. .the cetl',t higher thilD !lie
quest . for increases eithsr in cor: to I ol!uncil . on a cours\! i'ts , former po they mal,te
ration or hlgh-bracket income .hold 8 coffee biD 1950 chairmaD, EdYl'ln ':' G. Nourse. re- and pasture g.afns ol1d en-
:Xes. ' ., , .,.\ or cUlls . ,are drunk pudiated-:'tbat of malting ' recom- dUl:e hcat , and !nsects thaI!.
, Taft sold he would not object to this says the "family econom- menda'tlorlS directly ,to, congress, on . catUel These 8!1me . lf the
a deficit ,of about lwo bID19n dollars Ic. of Nortpweste'r)l fiatlon' matters of the ddmlnistra.tion's eco-; . qUc!s,Uons whlc}! It Is an-
In 1951 U he were sure the govern- , al Lite company. nomIc policy. . be found
m.mt woud back Into the black The rettul rise the United studies , and experimeptll bemr
In fisca\ ,1952_ The deficit this year around 22 cents Marg'o,lis Quits " ,\
a_ i d to run about 5,5 bl1lloD a pound from mldsummer to JTilld-
... expec . December, parallels an almost ' ' .;
doUars. , equal climb approximately 21
BRITISH: .
cents a pound. 'In Latin-American
prices on green cottee, Bc.()ording
. No, Thanks to the bureaU. . .
Miffed becau.e the ' world bank AMOUNTING . to. ovel' 38 _ times .
wanted to mow too much about Its the cost of the cotlee rIse, or
operations. Great Brltain'lI . colon: \' api>roxlmately $425 .per !ear, is
al development' corporation with- the averag!! U.S. famJiy I sllare
drew its application to the Inter-I of the 2?-blllion-doUar increase
bank for 8 loan of five .ince 1939 lD our government'l an-
mOOon dollars. " I Dual non-military the
The 280-million-doUar govern- ." points out. .
meDt corporation, s&t up In 1948 ' A yearly snvine 01 $88, directly
to foster' colonial 8ald and would be the
it wanted the loan to bll1 "1ndispen- age family s share,. In the bll-
.. ble" American-bullt land-eJe..r. Hon dollars which.lt Is estimated
InI machinery. ' can be lIavep each year merely by
THE CORPOM'I'ION woUld have rnodernlzin.g streamlining gov-
been requlred to 'sUbl'nlt its ,de- , ernment operations; this laving
.. Ded bud,et to tbe bank for lome pay for the averue
ahead and would have hid bold', entire annual lupply 01, III
to' make lluanerI,- statements I pounds of lltore-bought. coffee,
ebowin' total .... ts. UabiUUes and I even if the price. went to ,1 a pound.
apendlture, of each at Its mut: I and .00 leave, 'for lurar and
Up1e operatlon.. . . ' . cream. the bureau calculates.
Sill, Habib R.VI.lln,
auurman . JArd TrefarllDe . told
l18WIft\en the corporatioil would
_ the ",acondbe.t" machlnery
coaatrueted In Britain and ltalJ, Since prlcticaJI,- a third of one'.
&. declared the ba ... a term. were enUre lifetime II spent aleeplne.
.. too anel'OUl." . this phenomenon properly .enlages
TIle corporation's ' now the attentIon of .clentista.
UDClerwl,. Included: A. \!Illness the cpnclUJlon. by
AIrleultural develoPments III Dar, I Prof. Alfred Adler. Pl1d1olollat.
DaO, Brltilh Hondur , the Lee I that the per.on litho lIleep. on 'his
ward lelanda, and AtrIca; forea"" I blclt, stretched out like a .oldler
.... mlDerai projects III British . It attention. wants to be u poaat
QaIIIu. uti factor, eonlU'llCt1on : " posllble. 'l'be Ileeper ,,110 curls
.. DCII'Ihen BbDdeIla. Ka,a _I up like a heilg." be ..,., probe
hmai... ablJ lellb coar ....
, . WWlam N. MarJoUs (\eft,
above) haa, 'reslcued I. a.
.I.tant to federal labor eonelUa
lion aervlce " c1lrectOr CYI'U
ChIDe (rlebt). &Jareolls plalll!ecI
to opea offices ill WlihIDrtoD
ad New 'York .. a labor reIa-
tloa. lItolll1lHaal.
SECURITY:
A Plea to Wait
Bernard Baruch, elder state.mln
Nlth an over-wUlcleney of this
""orId's ,ODd., didn't tlilnk loclal
security ben,flts ' be plld
when the 'recipient become. 85
GUbert Blakeashlp. or
m., ... ae-
iilclul .. a Clab achlevemen&
.t the reeeat latern-..
...... Uv..-ook Show ill CbS- '
cap.
, rarmar Bike. Spud Yield
B" Usiag Clover Minure'
red Glover I creeD man-
enabled . Duluth, Mlnn"
to. bea, hi. countY'. potato .
II mucb ai ' 800 bulb.
veara at aae. Hlmlelf a vilorou. Maese, barve.'. ' betw ....
79, Baruch all. the retirement ale 400 busheill of IIOtatoa per
,hould be railed be,.ond"' .. I al compared to a counl1 avar-
Be W'lelted ravlsion at aoctll
l
at lao bushell. Be doe. It ..,
Mwrll1 lawa to permit _ persona ... 11... "" .. over 011. )'eat', Il'Owth 01.
over 811 to 10 011 worJdD, and ae- WeQ fourtb sa l1li
eumulauq Jar,. JMQIDeIIrt. ' IOta ....
%-4'IINI and VALVE fRIE
0 ... pin. In 'aookeo .. mah, 1ld _' ....
"""Inll OOIV. "du ... y;ltOf ,Iud.... end
vCtr"lah. Four ounce' in '.n gallon. of p.
or ... you, ",ulpmo"' fhat ,Uol uPPO' Iv.....
preventa Itluy ring. ondv yalvo - prevent.
f".1 Iv.1Im f,"q up., .
TAICIS ONLY 30 C"ONDS
SATISJlACrrON OUAUN'''D
U. S. OfEMlCAL & SljPPLY CO.. c., ...
... Zf PrtHiIM' for Bon:, C. N_
UNA8LE TO WORK FOR YEAR;
NOW"IS,BACK ,ON ,HIS JO'8 , .
\ .
Mr. lInd. Mrs, W. P. Patterson, I uread and milk, ' but .now even eats
503 Dennis Street, ROU!ltOll, frankful'tcl:s and vieilnB sausages.
tnank HADAOOL every week when ' Mr. Patterson was suffering from
Mr. Patterson brings bome his' pay a Jilek of B Vitamins and the Miner-
check. als which HADACOL contains.
Mr. Patterson is a member of HADACOL' comes to you in liquid
, Houston Local 213, Internntionlll fornI, easily assimilated in the blood
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joln- stream so that It clln go to work '
ers, but for more than a yellr "'BS tight away. .
to ' work, desp'ite .frequent A.!nck ,of only a smail amount 0
wonderful . oners frQm contractors. 'I Vltamm,s lind certain MineraI.
. Then last' September, Mr_ Patter- 'Yill cause digestive
son "the 'blessed news" about :orour food will not 'ugl'ee YOII. ,.
and the ' wonde\ful 'relief will h.ave'al1 upset stomllth. _,
It hlld brought to couflbless < ) llU will suffer from heill;tburn, gss
sands. Since then he hilS ttlken more p"i ns and, .your food will sour. on
than 20 bot tles of HADACOL ...nd your stomneh and you will not be
hns worked steady_ ' nb!e t9 ent lhe things, you like for
01 being In mi sery afterwards,
Mal y people also suffer trom con-
I stipstion. And while these symptGms
I' m,a.y be the of othor causes
, they, _re surely. and certainly the
! symptoms aiid signs ' of lack of B
" Vitnmill!,' and M'inerl1ls Which RAD-
, ACOL Ct'lltains. And " if YOII 8uffer
(rpm sueh a . defieielicy disorder,
I there Is no known cure except the
administration of the vitamins and
mineral s, whl eh your 6ys,tllm lacks.
I It is easy to v'lderstand. therefore,
I \Vhy countless tl,ousands have been
henefited by amazinJr tonic,
HADACOL. '
. So it matters not how old you are '
or who you are . , , it mattera not
where you live or if vou have tried
aU. the medicines under the sun, give
this wqnderlul p'reparl tilln. HADA
a tria). Don't go , ''I
I
D, on t continua to lead a miserable
IUe. Many pcrsori\ who 'have 8uf-
fered and wa.lle'iJ for 10 to 10 "earl
or ellell longer. are allle no.,. to \lve
W. P. PA'M'ERSON Ii.ve. bo\cauBe
'. lupplied the Vitamin.
Hera II Mr. Patterson'. ltatement: and Mineral. which their Iy.t.m.
... hid b!len un.ble to work for needed_ lie fair to Jouneel'. Tempca-
more tban )Oiar when I heard about fU1 relief Is not el)ourl'l for ,0lL
HADACOL' last Since GIve HADACOL a trial!
then I liave taken .bout 20 bottles. I Sold at all laadlne drag ltom.
am dolnc carpenter work .... r, da,. Trial II.. oaly f1.2I5" but eave
I.,.. boubled dll'8ltlft mane,: bur the lerre f.mily ftOn.
ancea, ,.. on the ""mach and bloat.: 01111 .Ize, only fII.SO. II your drut'
IDe. I haft recommendild BADACOL c\at does not handle HADACO
.. about 110 people ami mod or tillII8 order. direct from The IABlanc Cor-
III, ad9lct, .... feelln. pontion, WlietW, La., .nd wh8ft
I am lura lowe Plrt or the po.tman brinll ,our pac"ap
eft17 pa1 ebeele to BADACOL aIId Jut pa, the amount plul the c.o.d.
&ba bJiiIid ... lIef that It brbIp... ancI polta,e. If ,oa remit with the
lira. Pattaraoa. who U.taned -whDe Orclet' we will P87 the !!Olts ...
Mr. Patterson made hl. atatelllent ' Th.... If 'aU don't teel perteetlr
aDd helpa ..... nil' un. .,. IIIlq RADACOL ..
anal QI!.'I or .... __ ted that dlnctiil. jUlt return the erpptJ car.
alDee .. hu been takInIIlADAl.OLlton and ,our mon., Will be , ltefr.
that he fI .. tlaS her out of "M* tuJlJ mana., Notblnr eaulet Iw
... ........ at ... to eat ...., fabiir_Ady .
Thursday, January 19,1950
""-
Equa l parts ot potato ohips and
corn. (lakes mAke a good topping
for casseroJe uishcs and a deli
cious coa ting for croquettes.
-.--. .
Before using your gas space
heater ogaln, check burner ports
for scaling. A wire brush will
clean them so that the flame will
not be obstructed.

Rest your .stirring SPOOD on ab-
sorbent paper towel on the work
surface of your gas range. This
saves cleaning up food stams.

When starcblng curtains, make
enough starch tor all . curtains in
one room so they- have identi-
cal criBpnl!ss. .
. '.
Canned ellor peaebes topped
with mint jelly and broiled four
inches from the flame until bubbly
good 'company for lamb chops.
Grandma'$ Sayin'gs
. . ..
LOTS 0' POLKS 1C0neider knowl
edge a but It aulkes me
that experience and practico are the
only keys tha\'U open the to lL
as DaI4 Co u.,. ClJicIAlllU. Obia-
.......
WHA.T D'YA KNOWI ... Table
Grade" NuMald le'lmproved! Sweet
ta&Un',., amooib IPreadln' NuUaJd Is
better 'n evor. Not onty that, but
got a 'brand' new package, 'epeclally
flxed te J(eep that mild. sweet flavor
sealed In. Yesslrree-NuMald's J.m..
proved!
.....
AIN'T IT ' STRANGE how 'both
money and time are useless, unless '
we know how to 'Use 'em?
..... 'ttel ... 1'&1110. 11101, TIraIDla"
.......
SEE FER TOUBSELlI' how much.
better bread 'n spread Is with
better tasUn' NuMaJd. Yes Ma'am!
''Table-Grade''
Nc'w NuMlLld's mllder, sweeter
. easler' Bpr\!&dln' ever! '
....
. ., wtn be peJd 'upon publica.
Uon to tbe l1rst contributor of eaCh
accepted 8QYing or idea. Address
"Grand.m.a': 109 ElI5t Pead Street,
Cincinnati 2, Ohlb.
Nowatlast"
a fiNER dye
CLEANS AS; lif DYESt
wI"'.ut _561.,-
wif6ol{t laili .
D)'a Qu!ckly, eulty. evenly, ewertJy.
Contain. rem tatM c1l!11n1ni'lnd peIIetrat-
In, InRmlienb. GUARANTEED to dye aD
fabric..' Dyel them tile I ' .,.rkl\nl
colo, .... 1 .... ,. ,1_ full-deplh color lJ'ft 10
sample. No otbt;r like Ilt If )'Our deale. dOlI
not haw tbiJ PRF.TESTED !be, "rile
IDITII nICIl
on CD.'.
SUNSET .. v .... ,
In the photo at right,
a uniformed policeman .is
giving a $Gfety talk to
an eager group of chil
dren. The childten ,are
using "play street" in
York City, sort '
activity is becoming
more aild more familiar
as officials try to make,
for good traffic a Ii d
so f e t y ,procedures by
training -youngsters in
principles before .
they become vehicle op-
erators , t h 'e m s e I v e s.
below' is a young
boy who was riding his
bike to school, He made
'a turn too fast and too
wid_e' and was killed in-
stantly when struck by a
'trlJck, Through educo
ti6n as widely, di$tributed
as Northwestern
traffic insti-
tute .s e e k s to prevent
. fOgedies such as this,
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE.
PAGE THREE
is anotller
-/v\ASTER/AlX Recipe
This grimly graphic picture '(above) of a little boy lying
crumpled on the street before the wheel of a truck \lIaS given
top award in the 1949 police photography contest conducted
by the Traffic Review, magQxine of the Traffic .Institute of
Northwestern. university. The picture was token by W. P.
Hinkens of Angeles police, department.
No
Job Wanted
By Rlcbard om Wilkinson
I
T WAS SNOWING when Guy
started over the pa ss. The rUling
staUon attendant at J li\ ckson ha?
warned him against It. but Guy
bad only smiled
,..---...... --, crookedly. It was
early 'May and
s now storms of
any consequenoe
'--____ -J didn't happen In
Mill', not even In the high
Besides, the way he felt, lt
wouldn't mail;e much difference, If
anything did happen to him. Not
even 11 he perished in the drifts or
froze to death. Death would
all his problem,s. It. would be a re-
Uef from worry and hopelessness
Bnd bleak despair. .'
Foolish though for a yourig man
26 years old, But young men can
sometimes become pretty wild ond
desptlrate lri their th\lugh\S. Guy
remembered Mr. Moore's cynical
smile. "Sorry, son, we haven!t a
place for you. Fuil up." '
"But not rood repol1ers,
I've had eXllerlenoe, Mr.
Moore. I'm a gOOd writer. ' 1
alwaYII sorape up a new angle
to a story tbat ' makes' lnterest-
Ing' rea.dlng. Besldes-" 'J'bere
was desperation In Guy's tonc,
becanse 1\lr. 1\loore bad belun
shaming' papera ou bill dellk.
"Whell 1 wrote Inquiring about
a job yon said. you'd be rlad t4I
talk to me." .
"PI fUl f il. uaJ*"PON no",
, Claw... GIri a..t1oo row<!..
1_001. ' , '
cop "",...,u ..
Sift flour, boIkJoll powder end .. II togdhe'l' ..
CUi in shorl. nU>I- Store in covem ""...
laID... In mrilloralO1'. NQ.NI try
DATE '-MUFFIN.
These Mujllm Ire Idea] tD
for ' breakfast, IUDCheon or BlIpper.
Here II the recipe: '
* ""pi .,NI .... J ffIf. ",til *''''
" pll"" <1&1.., I .. bI.spoM III,..,
.., Ito .-11 'b no" .. 1111 '
14
Measunt Inlo mbdns
bowl. SUI' In the dates and riut& Mix
egg. sugar and mlIk togelher. Add, aU
II once, 10 the dry mixture. SIIr genlly
DIlly "untll the ftour moistened-the
baUer will look lumpy. Fill greased
pans full. Bake at 425' ...
(bot ,oven) 15 to 18 minutEs, Makea
1 dozen l!-Inch muffin . U plain muffins
are deslJed. use the Date Nul
rec)pe but omIl the dale. and .
A loro/ CIlIbberGI" MtJlUr/lrf/.
In 1M relrigerator belpa quickly .,
balee wallles. ginger- '
breads. CIlilckTolls,
coolties, and other
lnteres1lnll and ex"
ciling home-baked

had driven all the way . up
from Denver-l.OOO miles-because
Mr. Moore bad said he'd talk to
him. It taken nearly his last
dollar to buy enough gas to. maJs.e
the trip. Now he had nothing left
the 5year-old car. Just about ;:==::===::;===::::;;;;:;,
enough to get him back home, from A leo h '0 ,-I C S
which he'd started out six months
ago, bound and determined to land
a man's hlllRds holding two
parts .of the rim of a head
light 'together. One piece
was fcund at the scene of
,a accident, . the
other in a 9!lrage five days
later. The driver's car was
being repaired there, He
was arrested and pleaded
guilty, Talken by Charles Ep.
person of Indiana
police entitled "Hit anel
&itf.rnlce;" the photo..
Clwarded fint
General Polie-
clcnllilitcotM)II of the an-
job on a newspaper.
Toward' noon Guy understood
why the filling station man bad
warned hlm. The anow formed aD
impenetrable walL The wind was
rising and it waa colder. Now be
wall stuck. .
are B1VB; PEOPLB III .'Jut ae.a
.1 prop.r '.eGlIIIIent. II 10 1\ .ay.
1I.I,IWII .. tlaR foU .... a IIF
8 . "eeks or ... ,,1 JII!oe."'''1 toal.,.
pr .... lbe4 bF r Lla...... I'bFal.
elana. No .11.". In Moklo' .r ,d-
&e I.D ltaUla.
TheLEE 115TITUTE
.01' Mo ,O . .,. ad .. II,
OIlI_Tel.pllo.o REtl, .. ad I passed. Twice Guy tl!ought
he heard someone call. The t,hIrd ':=::::===========
time he roused up. Through the -
slanting curtain of snow be saw a
figure floundering toward him. He
got out. !!1te man was nearly ex
bausted; hls face frost bitten.
Guy got him inside the car and
t\,\rned' on tne heater full, speeding
up the motor. Presently the man
at him wildeyed. "My wife!
She's sick. We're stuck-Up the
d
, . ,
roa. ,
Guy !bought .qulckly. There
'. was abe sback. Apparently' tbe
man bad It 'In the
atorm. ia mast be close by. '. At
any, rate, it wall tbelr onl,

A
FTERWARD, Guy wondered how
he'd found the .shack. or wt)at
It was that kept him going. when
the desire to lie do:wn and sleep
He 'balf carried; half dragged
the' womsn ap ' ,t4I 'tbe .back, .
and her there near the .'
stovo,
forget everything was 80
strong. 1t was aU like, a .
the way be'd stumbled against the
shack itse.lt, found the door and fell
Inside. He remembered that the
wind and cold were shut out. Then
he remembered the sick woman.,
The piece he'd found was q road
camp. There 'was. a stove ahd :Wllod
and a few cans of fooi:! on tlie shOllf.'
got a 'fire going and placed
water on to boil. Thcn he lunged
out Into the storm ogaln. fought his
way down the road and found the
stranger's car. He half carried,
halt dragged the woman up to the
shack. and left her there near the
stove while he went for the man.
The storm lasted' two days. It
took another day for a rescue party
to !let tbrougb:. 'They took the three
of them dow.n to Jackson and tQ
hospital. GUY was put into a room
by himself lInd fed. l1hen he went
to sleep.
When he awoke t.1r. Moore was
standing by his bed. ('Feeling bet
ter, son? Good. Row about. story
on your experiences? That man yoU
saved was Senator Ostrand. "
'''n,e lady wasn't bls ""e -.t
a1J. See wbat I meaa' Yo ..
wan' a Job and we want a
at41I'J', because Oalrand la OD
iIIo oppositlOll ticket, Bero'.
,.ar cbance, be,."
QUJ' closed hi. ey... WeD, wh,
not? be thought. After aU. a maD
hal to live, haa 10 look out ror blm
elL Wh, nnt? Why not? The
thouJlbt kept poundln. I,stoat hlI
brain. Then he opened bla oy ...
''Sorrl'.'' he "Sorry, ilia,
lIP" the JdDd of Job rID after,,,
YES, In jud? daya. , In one ,hort weelc "
I croup of people who chanced from IhC!ir
.tel de",lfrlcel to CalOJ: Tooth Powder aver>
aced "'" 'Ill by Identilic lelt.
Wby !lOt chlDp to Caloit Bu,
CaIos today aD)'O\II' e
redia' caa etUt Ioollq
6nlAt" aomomwl
CALOX
............
................. Bd ....... C'O"
The. Miami Gazette
. Established 1850
Pu!Jll s h(lrl r.vpry 'rhursday morn
Ing lit W:lyuPs I llIe. \Varren Co
IInty. Oh i o.
Edna IT. Conovet .. .. Publisher
Ted COllm'er .. ... . .... Editor
Enl l' ed liS se ond class m'atter j Hille: $1,;jO pcr yeal
at the Ilostotflce tit \Vayr,osvi lle, III Oillo ]( II lmky. and Incl lnnn.
Ohio. , .2.0() 1!:H' wbl' I'("
__ I.:. I 'our se, 111 tual nttitut.1c it 'llRUUl1y
Dry R'idge
A Farm Diary
By D. J. Frnier
I
i'I' Ov.u :1 t aud for a few days
Wo Ilu ll b(' lvw 0 IYCo.tiWl'; at nighl,
I tl UIO t hud OUe nicO U'ip l O
1 he lIIolinLu ius, 'l'h lJoy
\I' 1'0 Jm\'iDg a li' in\ Qr <'!LUIII fOI' a
few dll Ys uV ' I' Lh j ' c,,' \" ar w Oil '
Ojlll Ilud r.ro ndllY we dl'o\, till to
.... n .... get TJal'l'Y nutl s um lhol' b oy.l3.
. Junuury ]7, 11150-- "I;heL'Q 1 !lfnr(
ed to' \Hila tOI'lY-1l1n\l. HOlv lORn),
of' ou h llVO IJ eu doi ng thllt
Il ame Lrlol('/ Home asaln, aftr ."
)ovely \' !lcuUa n. The 11ool11e (l
Co)orllilo boast of 1 heil' fine
atc, "wh'er\} tho (mn shi Lles .01' e1'Y
Il ay throughout t he nnll
this year it dI d ut 1 ast It
' almollt vcry duy tlllit I was
there. IJ. snowod
wben \Va got the tllll elld or 11l1}
ll t orm whlcb 51 eJlt u r oss Ih 1(' t
of tb . w sl a nd onl' e baforo, It
so'owod ' a littl e but mOsl of t11
time was 1l1'Ight a nel l ear and
wurm, tornperuLUI' s froll! 40 to 60
almos t " ev ry e\ltY tholl gh, 01
lI nd brl II I:( I hem Il.om . 'l' he ]3" 7
Scout/:! lul.\'o II (loc (';'tmp 11. :tr
'V'\I'd, ' 01U1 atlo. fl III 00 .or 0
mil O>! JroJll DOll"" ", It belluti
tul 1'1<10 tbrough We mOllutalns
'wHh Lll e >!Il ow-cl ad po Its In ,'aw
alld Lhe S IlOW." 1I' 00 d s uu. O\' l'l'S
sill,' . \ stl'l'l III ]lOH l , eell <l ammed
au tha i they" 1111\' a b ClU tifll I
IItlie 1(11, 0 wil o!'p Lboy were
Illg. rcJ WIl II ' t. nOllgh SlluW
101' any s lll llg ti lDe
L\WI'l' urI:' ill Ul e lU01 tntulnil
wlJ I' e Il Is tbe GI'C\l t " tn ter s port.
Th y bav" s om !Wod bllll \I inll' .
mull e trow. I he 10 'al l'OCI4S .\ltd
pl ent)' or :;PtI 'e fOI' cumJ,ls II JlU
lllu 'IlS to c oole. 'J'b !Jea uty of Pl nl
dr y is t hat t he gTlHllll1
-:;::;:;;::;:;;:;::::;:::::;:;:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;;:;:::::;:;::::= I dries off flO 'lui c k I y ")'td wa 1' )]1
woal bel' 110 S 1I0t nt()1\1I mUd as II.
LAND BANK s l p!'n In l
ON fARMS
I Slock ' how, the big ev l!t v i' lit
I
'i"ter, opened I<rlday null w
went to tbo OD nlog rnueo. All l hl)
Long k r ms assure repayment ' WI) 'owltallils a nd tricl I' ldlt '
f rom ull over tllo country wore
there l o coni pete for the loif,
of(er d for brolll'o r ldl nr
calf ropl.llg, bull do"ing as
call throwing and roplog. sreo il.
'rho rider must jump (rolll'
horse onto the steer's ba k,
hlm by the horns and tllrul, hIm
to tbe Til calf "oplng Lit
al ility.
. 4 % will save yo umoney.
REfINANCING - I3UYI ' G
IMPROVI
through
Lebanon
NFL A calf nud Lb e rid l' arc lel out 01
. . '1110 clluLo, tbe Iider must
Room:S, Old ' Bank
, , Phone 4.48
Building tile cal f, throw It. Lben jUlDP
tram his hoI'S and' Lie throll 0'
lbe calve's f ee t t Og ther. DI'llhll1l1
'Oc::lO
. ,
"Cold is On 'The Way!
Our Coal Supply Is
Limited Take Care
Of Y oUI' Needs
: day. "
Waynesville Exchange
NO.c::l6,
NOTICE. !
.I
Place Your Orders Now
For
FERTILIZER
A Strike In . The Mines
Makes 'Diliveries Uncer-
tain In TheC, Futllre.
. FAIRLEY HARD'WARE
Waynesville - Ohio
THE MIAMJ GAZETTE W;\YN LLE, OHIO THURSDAY, JANUARY \<>, \950
bull l' idlng IH lh" 11Ilwl' grout fl! . ;-' f(l, ' lIant" II 1I111ftd t hI' 1
Krout!. The l' id()r gets on the willi I ,,(' :'Il1'H. (,ll1n.'I1(' l1uglt1l
1
..
hump1)lld(.!11 Ilnlma l jUH tiS It Is I!t ' II 1" , III"y "ne"' OOIl. If'!.. U
lot oUl of thn 'llllll' lind Ie I . I\f:,. :t11\1 ill'!'lIe .10IH !; (' (1 (!l. ... urrl. WU1IJt ,', .
on fol' l II 01' In 10 1:<f.COIlII"" 'hrl\Letl Ih. It, 1(11 1110;>11 \I' dllon);' an .. 'P
h , i s In tho l asR. III1' er a:!!'}' lliLh "1I11J1 hO\l <;.' StP" I
orb s gl' eal cI'cuhlrl'l< bUCK 111.11 duy al l 1'1I110 n ancl 1' \'l' n lOg. "h<>v .. ___________ --' ___________
111'k \\,OI'S, any broncho naIl rece ived n 1111mh I' "r Ilflil I METHODI ST CHURCH
It I Il gool l 1' ldf'I' 11UlI va n " 'RY un gl tLI!1. DOSIJIl (' th e \\'c- It D. ' Col emall, Minister
II [l loLlel! l en 'ull llli. .:Ill . :tlh l' LIl NO w re lit' hllUi!I' l1ll nn., 'hurch Sohool, A.M., Mr.
LYTLE METHODIST CHURCH
n. 1': . OUI,glln. P or
nWeil S,rvice. 9: 45 a. 01.
imnl s nIl bad l he b s l oC thin,,'l Hllrt,yrtl'o gliestH. Harold IiinrnhnrL, Supt.
this OPOllln g day. wh ether It IVII '! Mr. and M r K. ' 1\omol' !\ , u n O', Wors hip Service, 10:311 A.M.
J.)OI' rlll l!El il . Wll s lue opening flay tllld " I' .11ll1 InJl J1 Ur I) III)IV I Yout h l"elows lll. IP. Sundny, 6:30
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
171' b C(WS It was Frldl\), lhe J tllh llvluig lit the homo of iiII'. IlUri P.!
Il 1l Ul'd to tell, ' but only f"ur UnrUel t
' 1111111 I N. Keys, fie 'wr
MOr!l lng Worship. 10::.10 A. M.
tor thc bull (JOil I' S got. tliolr Sll'lll ll 11[1'. ant) 'rhoUJ 'tk (lr
tloln and tbelr lime W!lS <tlmotl,. "'nYII li l' ill ('ul l 11 III lh h /))1I'
twlc tbe provious J' OI'US of til l? 0( . (\II'. Hnd JIll' :;. L'st"r
I<lLIll men. 'rll alves H emed t tl Sund.LY nftcl'lloj.m.
Ill1uw that i[ they ot a round boo Mr. and "In' 1)onll l
hind 1bo h orse instetlcl ot I' UII ancl s.m. 0111' 11 , :t lld II l'oll[ll e "r
nlng s tJ'ulg h t down tho arena lba I't'll'mls of IIt'IIH:fI'. Ind. Wl' r " II IJ
t hey ll u.d n b etter cha1Jctl .'no ti ny dinn I ' gu or "the rorm I "
somo of the c.halUl lons fal1t:' u l.> ' IJu r m1s, Mr. ILml Ml's. Will, II'
1'0(19 th'ell' cnl ves. Foulks.
One of lho most inler ostlng e , ' 1\1'1' . and Mrs. Rill' IT1 n 11\1 O,,))OI'1l
II1bl(8 w ore til cutUU!l' hOI'HIlS and Mrs. Jl 91\ Urntttm of Xn)l n,
that i s, t lle horses lbat WQl'e U' In Mrs. E me,rson Dill unll . UNB ( ' 111''''
,11 t o cu t any l\ ul nlll l t)lIt ot til ' . Dtwghtel's ti t Ml. Holly
buucb. oll ce tbe r idor ha d Sl h "Vl1 'ruesduy "Yolling AIIIIB or
t h e m wllleh . steor Jl \Vantol!. 'Ii and Mrs. J . D, Jones.
FERRY CHURCH , OF CHRIST
llYl'on UIlI'ver, Mllllst er .
Ulblo Scllool, .9:30 A.M.
Mol'1lhlJ.; \\' orslllp, )0:30 A.M.
Pmyol' Meeting. 7: 00 P.M:.
Young P ople' s AI e ting, 7:00
I';v 111111; Ser\'lces. 7 ::10 P .M.
WAYNESVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST
M. H. Minlster
UTICA E.U.B. CHUROH
WII'I (IL Jl1 Shannon. lIf1nl fl l.or
UIlIIHY chool, 9; 30 A.M . Mt 8.
.luJll s Garri son. SUll t .
PI' u hlng. 1sl. BllIl 31'd. Sur,-
tf ll Ys of act. month, 10:30 A.M.
Ev nlng 7 :30 P.M.
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Futh I' n. H. Krumholtz. Pnslor
Mll sses. Sand 10. A.M.
J3lblo ohool, 9: .30 A.M.
Moriltng Worship 10:aO A .M. CAESAR'S ' C)tEEK FRIENDS'
Young Peoples ' Aleellng, 6':45 . eo Partlnglon, MlnlBter
1>. M. . Worship ServIce, 10 A.M.
J,J vllnlng Servloe, 7: SO P .M. Sunday School, 11 A.M. .
Pl'llyer Meeting find Bible Study
. w ednesday, g P.M.
WAYNESVILLE FRIEND&
"Imost no sl gn<l l s t ram Ute "lt1qr, ', 1Ifl's. Wilbur , F'ollll(s tlnd flnll g h- MT. HOLLY METHODIST
the horse \l'ould he,ul toe an leI', .. 1:IIlH' l Grov, ". att ell d 'I'. !II. St urf . IInls!er
I III III nll(l kee p it front going 4:1 '1(' d a st Ol' I( 8howe1' for J l JO' i; SUl1dlt)' Scbool, 9: 30 .A.-M., 1iJ.
Day School , 9::10 A. M.
Meeting for Wo.rsIJIP, llJ:30 A.I\{.
. 0---
La Ule bf!'r!l . Tb r "11S a lso " , )lnl l'.s f \1 thr 0/ llfll' molll 1'. ! l\. l!:arnIHIl' L, Sl,Ipt.
Sell that piece or far m m'achln-
ery )Iou no I'onger nted with a Ga-
zette Classified ad.
f wbl1i . Il g.l!)" Mrs . S . H . TI'lI' cll, In PI',III .. ,./1, I orahl!) Service, 10 : aO A.M.
lI11eep tIog elLll uo. Tn Isoay eyening. levell ing S I' vl ec-, 7 :.30 P.M.
1--1 ro(ol'df\ nr t il '.ros '-
ern breed of cattle thoug h thep.,
w l'e 1I lao ' Sl1orthol'n!j antI Angu"
cuttle. Fat st ers aUlI co and
fi ne regiRter d bulls. We naw a
81 n ' up "neauty Parlor" I.\.l1d wb'IJlt
we looked In we BillY a. 11\r;;9 e. o ( II .It! From. La. t Week)
ment fl oored .barn wit h h ll l'Se3" nil ! 'tillers al the hrt h Ul' llQc\(h,?lcl

lSI) nl :o;u oduy with th }t' p;n;tl Jl t:l,I Nit. li nd f rs. 1\ 1111 I h lI t'MLCn
iLll,d j'l;e ,uwtord. I nnd lIaughter. 01'
l\1r. n nc1 Mrs. 1'.l'llest J1:lll'Jlllurl Day-l ll ll nil d on :.ir. (Ul.J
1\ 1111 "'1.111 , ))uI' III. MI'. !Intl 11'11. G. II orge fJ t'ntl II ,. JllltrdIlY . .
Jl. J{ersal1g(!J' Sil ent I hd' weekend ,MI'. :totl Mrs. Raymolld 0 :; 10 01'11
w It It 1\11'. allll 111" 11. James Wild of Xenia cuJLed On' MI'. 1I11t! M IS.
.1'111111 0 1' JtH kll.OlI. O.
?II r. !lnd !III's. H nry Dorge:; 0 uci
chUd)' II of I1Cn\erll)II' n. M I' ll. Hoy
' hlll\' 01' X lil a. i\! 1'8. . Rob t't
nl' Huyton call II "n 1\11'
IInli M l. u i\f oJ l' g Jl n llllda.y Ill'
om SUlllltlY Iti t 01' 11 01011.
M IS. Emeraon Dill and . M r 9.
lIayn";,,q .csoIHn called qn .M I' .
!llld M 1'6. G argo Dl'lltlen Sunduy.
all)ng tbe slatlnohtons anel U lllllll' llome Sundey woro 'Mr. nnu I\'fr...
b r of fnncy white faced '.rboml\ s Robarts " f n"m' X (' nin,
b lng IVA'slled anll brus)J ,11' ?n;l 1.1 1'. and Ja k RtJbOl: .. ts . ,1'
made beaut1[ul for t.1l judglllg, ] luy ton, .)11'. II nd !'vIr!! . \'Y,ilhmn
The 4-}{ers were" Ul ere tn' ml.n.- Roe:kbohl or llOn1' WIl El hln'II) n
, , tl'lrnooll .
bers anll every,one was OUt tor a H., and Mr. tt,ud l'n!\. P.n l'l David
Fred all
/lnd Mrs. Hlly Gl bsol\ Snturday
at'(erlloon.
good lime. sOn of Palrn ld.
Now It Is h ome alls in :\Dd gPI 1\1'1'. und lIll's. Ellvls 1\l1c/lI:11
ready ror income taxes rotHI ,. t - .wor e dlon I' gu sts SlIuday of Mr.
Ue dO\Vh for tbe rest QC fhe win. tLnd Mrs. Hi l)' Gibson. .
ter. Today Is th kind 0 r I" IIlh r MI'. lind :Mra; Lewis cra\\'l;ord
h v been hav ing Uler& nnd unu daughter, /)onna l. ee, 111111 .
II ell III I a c Crtlwford of n a.yt" ll
I hope t at we w 1
mor<e of It here.
X'I
1le
By MRS. WALTER KENR'ICK
MI'. IlIlU 'l\I ra. M rlYn Dantn an,!
of D Il )ton "hilled tbol1'
.molu r, NITS. Mil. Bnnla. SU\lIlI1Y.
Mr. and Mrs, Everett Enrly l ea
llnUny mot ntug COl' t. 10u\l .
F In. ,vhere 'll\ey w11l spenc1 B/ilvei
al 'weeks, '
Mrs. Seth :F'nrnns ' t. js SOllIe
w b at jlll!irov d after being yel'Y
HI for a COu111 e . 01'. weells.
Mr. Ilud Mrs. Guy
' spem Monday wlLh MI'. and Mrs.
Eurl Menden11 lill and Un:tl!;tlLOr
Tlpp City.
I\1I'S. Donald Bald nnd da\lgh
t .. alloy IlU(l Beverly,
Mrs, J . D. Jones attended an p)l II'
meeting; of the Rainbow Girls nl
Le.blLllon MbndlLY evening.
Mr. and I'lrs. Dearth Stl! 11;10
and Mr. and Mts.. Lea)l!!
AT YOUR SERVICE
We are at your . service
\vl th the Ullest or gas a.nd oUs
to k op your car J'Unlling 1n
Up t op shape this winter.
TIRES - ACCESSORIES

BOB SARVIS'
TEXAC'O
WAYNE'SYILLE; OHIP
Dayton Phone, Hem.
'ROOMS DECORATED
, .
. by
ARTiST STANFC)RD BOGAN
, .
$5.()O up
Lower 'vall of any room can be lund, refinished
quickl y by my metho I - I cautiifuBly decorated for as litt1!!
as S. on.
PLASTIC TILE
ART PLASTIC
Scenery In ,Plaatic or
Very Inestimable, But
Let Me Give You My Low' rl'llDltJlI..
STANfORD BOGAN. HOTEL
. , ,
AN , UAL REPORT OF CLERK OF
THE V i _L, '::I E OF WAYNESVILLE, WARREN COUNTY, OHIO
1-'(11' Ihe I.i .; 'al Yellr Wl1tll ng December Sl, 1949
J 'oJjulaLi on. 1940 n SU8 ail6
\\ . IYl lllf. ill o, t )h lo, J : l111llry '1. 1950
j Ii I ' ' by I ' Lllo lull uwl ng I'OPOl'l to be correot.
CHARLES JAMES, VUlage Clerk
SUillMARY OF FUND BALANCES, RECEIPT$'
AND
rilJ Fund ", ...... $ 6350-66 ', 60. 0 9215.79 5643 . 67
Auio Lic IH\Q Str t n e plUr Flllld , 264.:13 1371.00 ' t 9.00 1449.aa
'I'IlX Stl' at Repair Fund 1067.21 1753.65
"I\ nII.lIl'Y S we I' .. ... "... ... .. 736.74 1'193.77 588.89 1641.62
l 'vitl l !:! (; n nil VllIage Funds . ' . 41 .94 1461'6.67 '11 746.:m 11288.1'4 '
\Vllter \VoI'kR Fund ' .. . . . .. .. 5003.62 6186.23 9519.39 670.16
DOJltI Re lh' ment 1i'1Jncl 1792.12 1570.50 2164.'1'1
men' a 111d nmlty Fund lHO.23 .00 4.00 l il36.23
GI'and Total All Funds (Cle rk) 16354.91 217'15. 5 22 11.22 15269.5,
011 tscandlng \ an 'ants (Alld.) 2221.26
Treastll'el's C<tsb Bnl nnce . . ..... . 17'1 O. 0
Tola l 'lLs h ]Jalan e, Uec. :iI, 1949 ' 152611.54
SUMMARY OF .REC EIPT'S'
PrOllerty 'l'u>xes-Gellol'll l Flilld .. . . . . .. , . ... ... , $ 3747,28
110m! Helfl'emont lind Si nl, lng FundI! ,.,. .. . . . .
:I'o til I Yl'ollor.ty TI1'Xes .. . " .... .. . ... . .. . .... . . ..
(;!gtll' tt& TtlX . .. .. " .. , ... .. .. .... . . .... . ,.
Stale Motor Vehicle ..... .. .... . ,..... .. .. ..
(;nsollno Tax ............ .. . .. . .......... , . ..... .
i l1b.Cl' ltan e 'l'ILx- \?enerul Fund , . , . . . .... .. .
TotAL Itiherltanc 'rIll( ..... . .. . . . ...... .. . .. .
'I 'W( . ... . .. ..... . .. . .. ..
Property 'l'ax .. , , . . . .. ..... .
and ollt f;l . , . . . . . , .
J ent>! and Interest-General VlllllSIl )i'uncl s .
1,.oclll' Lh;ense!j and Permits . . . " ... , . . . , . .
'T'ollll JJlcenses lIud, P i'mlts ., .. ... , .... .. , . . . . .. . .
'l'otul Ronts and l/lLel'est , . . ', . . "." . . ..... . ' . . ,' .
!>'! Ilnlt nl'y S weI' Ronta ls '
G neral Vtllllge an(1 .I'lIuds
Toml MiSt'el.lulleOl1S F es Sal()s nnd. ' 1,11 1'1;(18
l ' uIJlic ::lo rl'l ce ]!;n tel'pl'lR a-Walel' Hent al s. etc.
"'ire ' I:'I' ote<:tIOl1, Wlt)'lIe '{'WI'. ::lhlll'(l
0().41
104.60
H93.77
S8 ,2!j .
51, U.2a
:l5fi .66
5690.113
197:65
1279.50
32IO. IJO
00,11
HOll.t)')
11)00.Oil
S5U. uS
60.01
10UO
50.00
Hi
To tal P.ubllc Ser Ie IiJ nl rprl es
Tot al Hel'enllO ..
5lil1. !l
211i5 .. Ii
'S'UMMARY OF EXPENDITURES
GI:' nel'al. UovorllPlonl = 1 (C.9,un ell) .,. . . . .. 2.t[1.9a
Oen nll EXjlcl.,Uve . . . . .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. . . ' i229.'16
J!)lef,'ljOllll .. , . . .. .. . , ... ,.... In.25
ll lllldings (TowlI Hull. etc.) . . ,: ,... . ... ... .... .\134.44
'I' lui Uenernl <.lov "nment 1,0" '.
i r'olect!On t o' Pel'sull uml Property- Pollco
1"lre . , .. .. . ..... .. , . ..... .. , . . ... . .. . .. . .. . .
llullellng IllsIlllclion ' . . . . . . . . . . . .. '"
Total i:'rot()cti n to lind Property . ... . ., .. .
1I - ''1'olul , .... . . . . . . . . .. . ... . . , . . . . .
Vlllng '}' lInds .':... . , . , .. . . , .
'folll San\l<IUon ', ... . , . ,',. . ... " " ' "
Vil lnge Fnu'tlll " . . , " ... .. . , . .
'fotal .. . . : . ' ,' .. .. , .. . ...... . . . , . . , "
Pnblic Servi ce . EnLerpr l se8-\\ ulel' WOI'I(B ' . , . . . . . .
'Potu ) .Public ' 'erv!ce Entel'prhlOO . " .. .... . .. .. . . .
noral Village Funds .... . . , .. .... .
l"lremen's IndoDln lt y Fund- SerVICe Ghnrg
Totlll Mi a . .. .... .. . .. , .:., . . . , . .... . . . . . . .
blterost- l;lllllil jl-lld Slnltltlg . ... : .
Total Interes t ... . . . , . . . . , . ," . . . .. , . . .. .
'J'otal ,Exp. nU(1 OlltJuy ..... . . ... . . .. ...... . . . , .
Olltlny . . : ..... . . '. , .. ... . ..... . .. .' . .. . . '. .. ., '.' . . .
Uonds' and Loans' l:'ald-
1321 .8
878.09
64.17
226U<\.
226.92
3502. 1
3569.8'7

335G.2Q
464UI2
4644.32
206.7Z

209.72
460.1\0
40UO
111 U2.lb
!l876.01
l!Iolld ltetlremenl and Inking Funds' .. ... ..... 1100.00
Totu! Bond a IlPel LoIU1S Paid . . ...... . . .. ,. ... . .. .. . 1100.00
frojll T .. }o'llnus . ... . . 4..09
Total Expe'1dl tul'ell ... ........ .. .... .... . .. .. ,
. BONDI!D DEBT
31, 194'
SINKING FUND TRUSTEES or VILLAGE TREASURER
4875.07
AS'S'ETS by Gen.eral Taxation)
DEBT STATEMENTS Sewer (Village porUon)$i24ilO.Of)
B"lapce Dond Reliremeot Water Works (Revenue)
IIJld, Funds .. $ 2164.67.
Total Fund I
AssetB ....... ...... . 2364,67
Bal, Operating nnel
ConstJ Funds
Total Assets .. ,14123,81
LIABILITlf!8 '-
BOND8
OUTSTANDINQ GENERAL
GeMrl\! and .Utlllty
Bonded Debt .. . . ... '1 8300.0(l
Debt:
AocollnlS Payable (Un-
pnJd Bllls.) , .. ,. , . 2221.211
Total F1.oaUng_ Debt. . _ 2S2Ud
Grand Total D8bt.
Dec, 81, 1948 ... ,20421.2IJ
..
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I
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1950
. Harveysburg Superintendent
ElJtertains County School Masters
By JANE FITE
HARVEYSBURG- Supt. L. J);
Fres.lieol'n was bost' at tue Janu.
Ilry meeting or Ihe Wal'!' Il Co.
School Mas tel' s' OIub wltlcn met
nt the sCbool bu,\ )dlng IHl r e Thurs.
day everung. Tho dlnnel' was SOl'.
ved In the Home conollll 's
room a t 7 P .M.
Dr. Orllnn of Mlnml l:l burg " Wil S
the guest sllenkol'. Dr. OJ'btm is
aSSOci ated 'VIUI . Ul e ul omic de-
-...".. -....
'1'\: , If lIOI
1f
. " I. ..
BENEFIT BY THIS
GOOD .NEWS .
COMBINATION
YOUR. HOME TOWN PAPER
tl" " you c!lmpl.t., depenefable
lacol ... w You ,,, ... to bow 011
tl!ot I 01". 01'1 wh.,. you Ii"e.
. But 'OU II". ,.110 In 0
WORLD where bl .... . ".nb .r. in
tho ... a"in. - '''Gllb which can
'""" 10 ' much to you, to you,
lob,. your ho",.. .,ou, fu'-t.. For
co"ltnctl". anef ''"terp,._ .
tatlo... of lIotlonal ." . Int.mo-
tI , IIGWS. ...... '/a "0 nlt .. ltut.
fo, THE CHRISTIAN SCIINCE
MONITOR. .
. lillo, th. .....'i.. ., lltelnl ;
.... "' ...... e4-toc.IIy, "atlonolly,
.. olfeftolly._ wit.. .;.u" llocol
..... ' . " TIle an"'.. Sdonco
Monllor. '
LI5TEN Tllot4o, III.... 0"''
AIC ,ltalfeft. ," "The \a.mti_
.... N ....
...... ,' _ _poll
.... .. $ [U '.
tnNfUdorf:.ubKriptloa, J .....
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,.... CltrktIM Sctef.c.
OM, N_., 'St., ao..... IS.Mo&. u.s.A. '
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.............. .. " ..... CINIi .... ScM.c.
1WIItw'-Ul ....... "_,,, ,,.
1$
, ,
,
,
11Ultment of . MODsl1nfo
0, Ilt 1\1lnmls burg.
beml.:a l
Inc\ude4 nlijo' oU Ihe program
were vocal by Mis,;
MYI' nn n. .MfrlloJo. 80p1'Un. Blul
Inslrumollt.ul lIumbers by t.be II'U-
m Ilet trIo wi)ich 'f atu res OlJ1y
Settlemcyel'. DOI'b,lrn 1.' , uI'd
SllZa!lUe Eakins. a ll fifth grade
sttld IIts III ,U Han' ysburg
. school. .
Miss Mll'llcle, wbo IR ' a morubel'
of tll i s year ' s g1'lldunUng clnss,
s ang. "The Italian Slr eet SOJlg",
by Vlctol' Herbert and "')'be
Soog III You" f rom 'J erome KernQ
production, "J\fuslc In The AIr."
Tbe pinno npcompllnlmehlS Were
played by' 1\11S. F ..dll e C. Dogan
nlirveyslJill:g School ,music dlr.
eclot.
Mrs. Oba Welch is confined t o
llet h ume, Il llfCering from a COld.
Rev.: and Mrs. J . P . Thornbnry
ritertalned Wle melnbor8 of tho
B'. y , F . at the parsonage SUTII] ay '
.ev/I!uing, ' '
Tho Communlty Club mel in the
hJgh ' s chool audltol'lII Dl on Well -
nesday Winton E t z, or
"Rose' ouri" pres nl ' d mot ion
Pi t"\lre slides . o[ Japan. which' II
to.ok' whil e stillion d there willi
the Armed forces.
Hostll for: tUe moeUng were
Wnll, Robe!'t Collett and Mr. Etz.
Mrs. Elsie Hockett of \Va:ynil5 .
vUle entertained memlJer s of t he
l;I,llarlty. Club to' 1l . ,Potluclt
lit ' her . howe Sunday afLernoon.
I.Ilrs: ' Charl es Doster was host -
ess 00 t he Welcome DlIjle Class
of Joqllh's Run' Church at' nel
bome, Frday' e, 'oning.
Woodr o\V C'o lIils rB'malna ser -
Iously ill at Miami VaUey Hosp -
tal, Dayton. . .
1111' . and !l1rs. W . 0. 13r own had
liS their gil alB Suturday:
Bro'vn's Sister a lld brotl1el'"in-'v,w,
Mr. and Mrs. lll r llID Georgo 01'
Sligo. ' .
The local chapter of lbe Om,
"...,__ . .;.. ., ngo met for in.stllUat.lon of offl
PB,'cltf
l
'c_. '...... cers on Monduy evening.
.. . ,Mr. an!1 Mrs. Dove Slbon and
.thelr .laughter. J?cQue1ine, of' 1\1(, .
. 1'
It Is a personal injustice
to permit oneself tp b.e

perplexed about IIl\y1u-
nero!' matter. We're al. .
. waya willing to furnish ,

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Funeral Home
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THE MIAMI GAlETTE. WAYNESVI
Trow were guests SaTturdllY eY6-
nlng of MI'. li nd !'Ifls. Bcn Dec:k
01.
1\ 11H. FlorenCe l-Ial'll1l1ll. of Woy
11ell \' III. Lil e thll't! r
at Ht'll(,ol h 1'('. \1 a' fru' n
b('j' cl aS8ml flev 1':11 day!! l ust
week heelUl Sf' of illness.
'o\' ral pcrson s. l'roD! 1'1<' 111-
Uy aUeml d tbe Jan,lary lli" I.l ng
of t.lJ "'llyn Towllahll) ;Fnl'mCI'H
Cluu at tbe bom of Mr. a ud Mis.
Roscoe Furnace in WnynesyIHe.
Dr. awu I Murblel PJ'esi(lerll pl
WlIlllington, coI l g' . the guost
HpellKe r. red t il 'trill h e anrl
lI'hIl'bl e I'(, cent ly mado 'n
IJJU IOPQ., I .
1111'". A. S. \\'1l1'1 host
lo . tbe melube1's of the . Iv;c
at. hel' home Saturday
ev Din g. M Ii\ S I:u'k of
Oregonia. ass l!\ t ed t b bOSt.f\RS
wl \b Lhe n tiyltle8 dur -
ing the eveni ng ....
Mrs. Ivy Du.wson. wbo \VIIS
I' ulih d to Plq"ll Memorial Hos-
pital , Lwo \ve ks ago, i s
aUng I\.l tlie 'home of bel' sLJtcl' III
Piqua. '
MI'. ond Mrs. R. S. Tucker
had us thell' house guests dUl'ing
Ule woek. gl'ond(laughlel' s,
Peg{,'Y :l1ld Tel'yl SlIe Park of
Cincinna t i. 011 E! lIndllY lh\lY wore
joined by their plu'cnte, Mr. ,md
l\frs. James Pn.rl{ and r eturn \ld tQ
bomo that cvelilng.
lItr. nnd rs. Carl Jones ot
FfflDll lln wcr during tile
weekend of t bfl lr [)urents . MI'.
und Mrs. Claude ' J ones and Mi'.
and !llrs, Ben necllett.
litre. Li$n Curl . who h as IJl'eu
s taying at the. Orr h ODle
In J.ebanoll. ' for the llallt momb.
J'et ufned to her hO.me tn t he
1ago. Saturday. .
Mrs. WI. m. Frol!L was hos:tess
to the WSCS ' at her ho.me on
Main street Tlmrsda1 IlCternoo'l.
Assisting Mrs. Frost 1/1 hos pltal
liles w.ere, Mrs. Etbel Stump and
Mrs . Ehrel yn McCarren.
Harveysburg
School News
By ,JANE FITE
Mrs. ] [elen Wall wl,ls al lbaUtut
t eat' he r Inst. \veek for IrR, Hall'
'lngs of the third grl\.de. Wllo
ill.
Tommy Pete:r ljon, 'f; r ado fom.
and tltl:; plster. .Barbnla, gr ade
'bave ' IDIJyed from thl A
school district t.o a (Ilrm neal'
:\' ol1o\'r Bpll ngs. All of t heIr (oi
mer classmates bere ' \VISb tbem
' s uccess In their new school.
rnid-term exams are over, and
no one received a gr ade ' b el ow F.
. The have ' lost a
ci J,n sllmate, Ros Livingston. ' who
ball moved erom am' s 'hool dl s-
trfct: .
The fi[th graders took much de
' light iD- attending the recent at-
t ernOOJl basketball 'game ' betweon '
our school and Oal'lI sle. '
Qladlolu!I Preca.uUoD
G1acUolus . growcrs ' should bUrn
.piles ot fqliage a nd clear shucks
to prevent the: thrips b;om overwln .
terlng In,the trash piles.
INCOME' ,TAX
-SERVICE
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E. MlcHENut
Phone 2926 '
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NOT NEW ' BUT NEWS
good news if last
suit looks worn and
shabby I
Send it to us - w.e'll
ato,re tbat trim. BJDl't look.
mako .It look Uke newl
From The Typewriter Of Jim Jones
And Mason Tie First Place In League
T he Wlty nel; Ill e grab. , . I
lied a Lie for Ib 1"lI(:.'1Je 1"0(.\ Il l' I .\11'. H.lld:\ll' i<. 1 LllIYull. HARVEYSBURG INFANT
del ota ltlg tlte Mllsll n llolnels '33- Ml' ti . IlJly OIIJ"",n Fl'ji.l uy
31
DI ES I N BE.D
all the lo:a l II.:UdIl'O(Jd ( IV. \ 1 i1 h alltl "I I'll. I \31 , ' .
nighL. cy . ,.lJlI'flt O( lc and rl1l1llly, and
'l'lIl s VI tory PilL I he leagup I n . iIIrH. \lIe 'rl'unrrlu 01 J1i' .j el"
to a tI las ut; illid Way . .t\J\\'II.
nesvtllo. Mason bn\'illJ; ile oll ilCHl. li .1:I ie ' l' awI) l'd of 1)0)1 _
n by tbe 10 l.t1 s !tllll lhe SIJ1\I'I,,,,,, lOll l ue W itt nd \\'11 I he t'
l.J y HnrveY,;bulg. IlUl'enls. Mi'. tim] CLul'elll' c
The galDe ' was LllJ'llI J ll'iwll
righl tlOWIl lhe final ,vltl sLl e MJ. tUtu 1\ll' s . Al'lhul' MOl' g ml
" "lI h til 8l'01'O t l ' d ::IL ill a l \\' 11 11 'HId f amily ('altf'll 01\ fr. Rl1 1\
six IlOCUllIh; l lJ i'll. I j J
'" I' :! . Clll'J Ht 'l 'gu. 111111 lIUlllly 0 1
Tlt Spnl-t l1l1S th n l OOI( l ltFl Heavel' I. IJ\\ U' :->alul'da y.
b::lll (l ut !lntl wil lt till' e sO('oll(la
I f
;\II'. IllId M, >j . , \ 1I'!'>.(1 MOI'g"lI:'
e t. Harold Slanley srubbeu Ill e
h 1I1lt! s Oil . [" !,.,,,t. l'etul'nell Il'OlUIi
ero )'ole by :lIltIng thu nCIS f un tl
t
"1I1'lIl'day III mIliA U(("I ' sl }oll (llng ,
he comer 1.(1 Iho SPill' tails
anotber vlrll'> l'Y. :l Cew dU)' f; with l\hs. il1u,)l1
The fUUl; weI' IV ho I ' (I \I i l e I ! I u t. hel' hUIll til
11
0 11 t il il' f ' il t A Hfl.
II lhe time wit h I be score l ,j] 0
favor of the 8PIIl'tQIlS at hall'. ' MI'. ami,' 'Irs . ' brmall Kel'>\ tll!;-
U'i kPY , L (I !lln.l'l ln, tw'; nnd a
'1I1\1r' IUOll l h III SOli or MI'. and
J\uz\rood Mnl'ti n ' of Harveys-
burg. 1\ a:; dead In bed last
ThllrRtlay mOI' ning. I
ini'lI nt is s urvived by hls
pal'tllits. IInll olle bl'Of. her. Douglas.
J.' \l lw lal s el'vlcc!l were held Silt
urday at 10 : 00 A. M. at the Stubbs
\'unenll Ilorne nnd bUrial WIIS w'a-
dc. Itl 1\l cmor Klll1lucJey.
1\'111re Pcr l'crson
U. S. ag,lcultui' e Is geared to pro-
vide euch' person in the countr;y
with at least 10 per cent more than
in the 1920's.
TIle scol'lng was fairly well til , 01 or Lu)loJi call d Oll 111 1'. anu LEGAL NOTICE
vldetl among tbe locals wllh Hnr- MI:Il, L I' IL EarnlJurl (jill! A ouuoctlon fee of ' $34.60 for
old ];;a1'nbarl It a\'ing 1.1 . JllIroh.l DHI I I. Ht,l ldny aft t'n(}OI1. new water s pvlce ' nnd apeclfied
Staul y R. SIJ can 'J. and II H. u eol'ge lJl'lltlell. MJ$s (;:.,,'01 f:nllnectl'Jl\ lripe ' of eI ther e oppel',
Jnek '1"lnn y ;und ))
ILI
1 :3 DuuglI i' l's. und 1111'S. ElUl 1'., 011 prass. ,or iron, was udop,ted- by
eucb. !JIll 1ll",1 OU 1\11' . l!Uti Mrs. ll N U lbe 13ou\'d or TI'ustees of Public ,
The kague l euciillg ' pnrtll ns J Oli s r Inst' 'l'llesdu)' .even. ArCnll's Ul t heir last regular meet-
will tr.:rvel to w at arrolton FI"i- lug. l og. CHAIlJ..jP:S .TAMElS. Clerk
day to luke << In lhe P i-ral es 011 JI'H. ( !) \J \. l't GJ' ello I" f D:lyl." I. \\' III Obi
1\1 r
' ayne!lv e, 0
til elr oourt, ra. loy l:i ha 'I' 0, I t1 . < it'. allti I J . 19 J950 .
.. nnullTy.
'I'h l'ellerv s di ll llht fm ,. .ui , rl; . Il 0 1 1" .l3orges ,lnd (lirn ily of ' '
)\' 'II >IS l' m'sILy, Il,sl ng tu til lIellverto\\ Il 'all II un Nr. alll l !' NoT-t eE OF APPOINT'MEN,T
MaSOll r eserI'll!!. Thl !; nl n Iwi'! t h" !ill'S. 1.11 .,101 Pian nullu)! al L J 'j Admini st rator
res l, rv\ s' )' ca rd to (I nh), 7 \vins 1I00ll. ' ]':fl l a t Q u [ .Maly El. Smith.
and 6 !oijses. 1111'. I1n, 1 1' . I c' nelh ll"" lt II D
By MRS; HILY GIBSON
Mm. EmarsCiD Dill II lied tin
MI'. and Mrs. Bern, JOl:l eB ot Lytle
Sunday
MI'. lind 1\11-8'. Riclta'l'd Ha nes
11 1111 ullughterEI. Donn.a I,illll P!lru-
ln, of neil I' X IlIn spent 'l'hurs-
dllY l' elllDg ",'lth Ml's.
Lewis all d, {lIIn ily.
NOTICE. OF APPOINT MENT
Adm! nlstr ator
uf l?ICilIl He rryUll.' .
. flti., 1JP.l'eby p il'en
lui1'1 It J . . w hom! ]'091
Off! e ,Acll1" ' S I .. i.pi.( Ilon. OlIlQ.'
llas be'en duly ilpno\utt>d us J\ li
n1lnlstl'II't QI' " ... ;'VA (If lho E alll.lll
1\1111 daU,gIlL' t, ' Ann. ui Noti c", Is h 1'I1! I)y g-il'(' n that Nine
D Il), LOII ' t\,lIeu .. I )\11' . tllltl .\In' . F.. St. John Post Offi<;e
Goorge lIrutlo.n .l:i lll.nl ay. fa lI. ynesvJlle, Ohio has
Mr. lind i\r'rs.' Lc \ Il ' nl wl'ul'" been. c.hl ly Rpjlol ntl) d as ,' Ad mlnis -
,,,ere s UPl,el' guest!! Sl\turullY uf I of lhe , EJalil,te or Mary E.
ntld Mrs . larence Cl'Ilwlol'd . sWllll lale of.. ' WIlI' I'en County,
. Ohio. d c as d.
MI'. IlnU Mrs . Tbomns I!unyon tllls 7lh day of J
Sil ent evening witil. 1Ilr. anuary;
nnll 1\11'8. Harold Filer of n ell;'
:x: nin.
,RALPH H.
'Judgo of the .. l'r bate lJourt
1\1.1' , fWd ?II 1' 8, ,L l oyd TOlupson WtIlrren eounty, Ohlo
811 lIt til "eekend l'vt1:!I, C. Donald Attorney
Published Jan. 12, 19. 26 .
Successful farmera know that bigger '
, crop yields mean better crop quality
- bett er. profits at lowe r cost.
'that's why' they want Big M Brond
of lorn l3el'l' )h}lit l,a tt' of Way '
, Fertilh,e1'S; a 1>.on to farmers for
more than a at a century.
Frce-fl,owing BIG M
maximum yield because it is
manufactured up' to standards, never
down to price. Available now in any
quantity, in any of eight BIG ..M
grade . Bettcr buy BIG M.
\VfllTen 0\1111)' . h'IQ,
deueasd. ' ,
' ])uteU Illis ;Ilt.h day
1950.
R. AREI'
J odge 0 r t\t e, P rbbllle COli jt
Warren OUIlIY,. Ollio
Stnnley ond ftan \!' y . Attorneys I
Publlsh('tl .rall. ]9. 26 . Feb. 2. 1950
{L . 'H .. t;
.#fPte"" .. .. .
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IltERNITIONAl

. slart at
.$214
95
Big 7:4 cu. ft., Mod.1 "'74
Othttr models 8.4 to 9.5 ft.,
$239.95 to $299.95
NEW EntirelyNe.
.19.50
REFRI,GIRATORS


They're here! They're beautiful I Pour sizes. : .
four big-\-alue price-tags . four great llew teo
frige,taoors, that women dreamed and' home
economists pianned for you! Come i.n aod .
see them. See the big,freezer lockers, the spacioUJ
tho extra-roomy. meat trays and vesc:o
tuble crispers. "
: See the Dew, exciting" "shadow.Une"
ledges, no crevices to catch diat 'ant;l make
See' the Egg-O-Mat, dever' new eU.
dispenser. See the new Diffus-O-Ute (or aha.
intedors. Don't miss .
built'lo bottIe.opener. ,.nd Jet us show you how
."Every a Function" iD these greac ,
new Intu':lltlo)DaI Harvester refrigerators, Buy
on COllveluenc terms.
'1" '7oaa,l
- ":"-'
WARD T . COOKE AND SONS INC
OHIO PHONE 1311
p ,
Mll\Ml GAZETTE WAY Thursday, .fanuary 19, 1950
WOM RLD - I'
Fabric Choice Hinges on Pattern '
And Use for Which It Is Planned
By EJtta Haley
-So MANY NEW developments
hllve come about In the fabric
, field. It's a little dlHlcult to begin
aelectlng the right types to' use with
patterns. Then: too. many women
who sew, especially begInners. se
lect paltern and fabric without con
alderlng their relatIon to each other.
Materials may be 'perfection and
dream stuff. but unless you show
them off to their best advantage
with the proper style. both pattern
and fabric lose much value.
One of the best ways to learn how
to select fabrics Is. to handle them
before buying. as well as by werking
wltll them. It you feel inept at' this
type of thing. take along someone
who materials or consult the
. salesperso.n who Is' usually expert
at teUlng you about the goods.
Try to avoId buying material be-
fore selecting a pattern. There are
sevel:'ol reasons for this. First of all,
,our pattern gives you a guIde as to
how much' material you'U need. Too
much Is a waste; too may be
impossible to replenish once you get
started In . the actual ' cutting and
lewlng.
. Another rea,son for buying patiern
first Is that patterns give gllide
as to what tYpes. of fabric are ault
able for this . parUcular pattern. In
this way you can avoid' looking at
e lot of malerlals which Would cer
' wlnly be Inappropriate to the style
you have cbosen.
, So.me pallerns need materials
pleats easily; others need
those which drape weU while stlli
qthera Deed a crisp material.
$.'",
Select which are ap.
proprillte to tht l/se to which you're
puttlrig, them. Articles nee/Ung , fre
quent sho\lld carry the fast
color, preshrunk or sanforized lao
llels. "
\ Trea. M.aerlal. .',
DlrecJed '
U's ' noL as ,common' today as It
was ycatel'day, but lt stJll happensl
'That lovely dress over which some
one put hours of sewing Is ' ruined
with Ita first washing, cleaning or
pressing. Why? Simply, because
there 'was DO label to read or It was
neelected it came tQ cleaning
". th.e garrJ;lent. ' ,
Smart . wome';.l \vhat they
can expect from 'matetlal. before
they ,.use them. fabrics 'are'
not intended to survive hard .oap
and waler tubblngs. -Some :syn.
lIuch as, rayon and nylon
Will not take a hot iroD. You'll
- 'Ioon Qnd this out in the attempt,
8 .
B . S.,..artl
For the mature woman, lace
Clonlloues to be a. favorite for
aD evealnl' dress that III adap&-
able Co ever 80 mall)' occaslooll.
Deslpen often turn 10 ex-
treme slmpllclt)' la order &0
brine aat the fall beaal,. of the
lice, aDd add a day Jackel to
Ha"en " la&o an Informal dl ....
aer drea .. Deeded. One af the
aewe.r touches '10 aacb II Jack-
et II IU.... rated. a 1001' lleeve,
CI1Ik .. , bOlero that flte pur-
Jr- D .... &lined with bl ..
......... tan .... r lO1lIe .Uter
.... l1li& ....... ased for ' the
BlIp. TItHe ".ada
.. ,.,..... ..........
.........
Mafer'nify Fashion .
Dre,sy for ItB and
, adjustable In lis proportions Is
this maternity dreM of, .. ta ....
qilolse ' tissue faille wUb ruby ,
aad COld baHons fasawnr the
bo4lce. The book and eye ad-
Justment wblob allows for'
wafltUae elQlanlloD Is' con-
cealed . by a smart wrapped
end but.toned oummerband.
Lut why melt and ruin the fabric
even In one spot when you could
have read th,e label and found out?
Some materials need steaming
rather than pressing, like velvet.
for example. . Some wlU'
wash but need 8 cool IrOD and no
sprinkling, SO'Pe take to a bleach
whUe others are ruined by them.
Labels will give all this informa-
tion. Save the- label , and put In a
place for safelteeplng for the life
of the fabric.
, IraQ' are- good guides to ' press
. Ing rpan'y fabrics lIeat indica.
tors give you' the ,right tempera-
tureS for different ma terials. Tf
you ue uncertain as to bow any
fabrlc wlU behave, test It 'before
sCVflnlt, and see whether you can
aftord to treat it accordingly.
Fabrics that "handle" well give
much satistacli'on In their wearing
as they wiu feel comfortaQle.
Touch and . hang fabrIc as you se
lect a'nd see If it feels nice in the
han!!s. Npte how it falls or drupes
D.nd you will have 8 , .prcur good
Idea of the final result ..
Observe Sarface of Fabrlo
While CuttlngPattem .
:;;tanding fiber ends' ore called
nap or pile. Velvet, velveteen and
cloth C'Fiu1'!l?les of pUc
fabrics. Wool broadcloth and doe
akin are examples .of flap fabrics
while satin a sheen fabric.
In using any 'of the nap, pile or
sheen fabrics, It's important to
cut alike' al . to tbe' direction at the
or they will , look Hlee 'dif.
ferent co'lOred materilils when put
together. ".
Cut aU pieces with piie. "ap
or slieen running, the same way,
which Is usually down, If you feel
lnadequate to doing thill, study the
placing and cutting di.rectlons or.
YQur which has a guide for
you>
Many or the new fabrics ' have
certaln finishes which affect theh-
cleaning, Iilunderlng .. 'draping anl1
wearing qualities. After weaving.
these lire processed to inorease
their weight or body or to prevent
shrinkage or wrinkling. Some have
gloss added to tlie sUl'face, wllile
others are made of water-repel
tent or moth-proofed.
Inquire Into these d.lfferent as
pects when you buy, as they may
afte,ct your desire to purchase the
material. Fabrics -, which require
'special cleaning may. atter a few
soiiings, become too expensive as
to Upkeep, that you will cease uslng
It. It would have 'been ,better to
know this and to select some easy
materi al to wash.
Glaze"d fabrics may often with
stand washing. but. 0; course.
they will not keep their shine. If
this makes no difference to ' you.
then you can go ahead and Use It.
Study the ravel on the torp' end
of the fabric'. SOlJle materials \flU
be difficult to sew since they ravel
110 much, and then. too, the edges
will bave to be bound for finishing,
Lenrthwile and crosswise threads
.ometlmel let out of line al the
materials are printed and rolled.
These should be Itral,htened- be-
fore cultinl or sewing to ,ive Ii
true l1'aIn, CUp the selvage, catcb
one crollwise. . thread and pull It
lenUy out of the fabric. Cut care
fulI7 on dIIa Unft aDd )'W wID bave
011. ItI'aIJb' ead.
sCflIP'rURI!J: 6 : l -1l:4.
DE VOTIONAL flEADINO, J Petal"
. ..{).
First to Fall
Lesson for ' JanJluy 22, 1950
T
ROUBLE IN THE CHURCH cun
st art anywhere. Sometimes It
storts .:vlth the woroen. That was
the way the eally church found It.
Thc experiment in fellowship which
they tried ron Into sOags. for not
even the first Chrlstions wele
perfect, The
ehurcbln Jer\Js-
alem was in a
sense inlerracial.
Some were borI:!
and bred in' Pales
tl ne, and tbere
were others Crom
the outside, "i th
Gree.k n' n me.,
speaking Greek as
their native tongue Dr. Foreman
- Helle!)ists tbey were called. Thcre
was argument; 'Were the . Hell enist',
Widows' getting their share of the
church's help? '

Committee Chairman
THE APOSTLES, being caUed on,
, refused to slrllighten the
themselves. Let the church ,.lect a
committee, they said. firs.: on th.eo
list was a man named Ste\;>ben. He
tUrned out to be most famous for
being the first Christian martyr,
but when be uncons(iollS be-
neath that shower of slones, ' there
died no ordinary m!ll).
To begin wltb, he fllled the
bill os cbalrman of t'1". Oom-
mlttee 00 Grievances.
many men. tben or now. could
fill all tliree qaallrlcatlooll tbe
Apostles required: nputation.
splrltullUty, and wisdom.
It takes a very tactful man to
settle a difficulty in wliici} women
are concerned; It takes tact to
handle any _ commlttee.i It taltes
tact to manage an Interradal sit-
ua,tion; I't calls for wisdom to handle
funds. .

Debater
S
OME MEN THINK themselves
bigger than their Jobs. ,
really ore bigger, lind Stephen
was one ' of these. He spilled over.
so tp speak; he had even more en-
erICY and abilIty than the job called
for. We Hear of him debating,
around tile synagogue 'sircillt .par
ticularly in the synagogues which
were use\3 . by Jews from other
'pal,'ts -of the world.
We have '1\0 details of tbose
debates, bnt we know bow they
. always clll'lie out: Stephen g.o'
the decision. We ean guess.
from bill great ,speech In tbe
hour of his deatb, whal bls gen-
eral line must have been.
Many In J erusale,:, "nt
tba t time bad little or no Idea that
Christllmlty. was actually a new re-
liglo\l; even thl1 "arne "Christian"
had ru'll been thqught of. They con
sidered It a 101'11) of the .r e\yish
I
' ...
Scholar

SPEECH at his ' trial

(Acts. 7)' may sound dull to
some now. but it was not dull t.c.
the a.udlence. No Illan makes a
dull speech on the brink ot death.
Further, It was that speech thai
got ,him killed. listeners moy'
not ' have liked It. bl,\t they ccrta In
ly did not think it dull! 'l'he beauty
of' , the . speech is that it rev ell Is
Stephen! skeen 11)81ght Into the re-
ligious history ' of hIs pepple.
Speaking wlthoat botes, he
. reviews tbe hl8tory of close til
%,000 years In a to-minute
talk, and. yet brings out the
malo points. Only a ,eal schol-
ar oan do thai. a man wbo Is
botb historian and prop1ret.
The most Import.nt.. peah In
Israel's ' blslol'J were . God'lI
to , b em; and
. Stephen ahowl! lha,t. these revel-
dlons had never bcen tied to a
bouse or a book.
No Institutions and no Is
indls[,>ensoble to God. The same
Ood who had wrought new things
In the past had' now wrought a n<'w
thing In Christ. Ana the religion of
thing In Christ.
, . . .
Martyr . ,
S
"I:ElPHEN'S AUDIENCE was not
cQnvinced. Seeing murder in
their eyes, Stephen knew time
was short: In II few stinging last
words he r eminded thertl'!ha f mur-
der was an old in that Tern
pie. They had killcd prophets. they
had .killed 'Jesus the "Jul!,t One."
And now-. Now they dr.agged
S ephen out and stoned him till he
died.
Well, you can .top a voice
bUl you canaol st'op .n Idea.
Stephen ' was first .&0 fan, but
Dot the I.... To tbll YstY year
(lbrlst b.. hili martyr.. mea
an4 . women wbo wID 41e rather
than den, blm,
You can silen-e-e a man but yo
cannot 'sllence truth, WheD
lI1orlc:l goes 'against her. the ChUff
.hould remember that no" as thf'
"tile blood of the ma11)r1 la II
seed 01 the Church."
ieces Are Fun to ake
\
Kitcben Brlgbteners
T
HE8;E two gay pieces will be
funl to make and to decorate.
The .slIllt box is an authentic copy
of an old time one.
, .
P nl lr-m 251 Illves lIotu31alu cuttln,
Irllides UIIII .tonoll d l lt n. whl.ell ilrt!
done "'111l colored crayons Dnd then the
-:=======
pleeos POllern I. 25c.
AdtJ reS8 order lu
rAl"JIIllnN SERVICE
D,rn\\'er 10
" Redford 11111 ' NIIW ' Waf ..
HE SAYS
ORA
DENTURE CLEANSER
1886srl
"Slnee ullng ORA my denture I, al-
way. clean I!l1d sparkling," says Mu
N. Serllek, Portland, Me.
DENTISTS PRAISE ORA
In a survey, an overWhelming major-
ity of dentists praised thi. marveioul
new cleanser. No .harmful brullilng
that efta ruin dentures. Jost In
ORA solution for 15 minutes or avet-
night. Removes' tobllcco atnhia. ORA
II Ituarllntced not to hnnn denturu.
Oet ORA todDY, An druggis ts. '
A Prodact of McKesSon & Robblal, I.nc.
Coush
Syrup, Mixed at
Home for Economy
No Cooki ng, No Wltrk. lIenl. nvlnll.
U(l r(,' Jj 3n old 1",1111' mi't lurc your mother
prnhahly u d, ontl I. >!i11 OM .. I tho no""t
etTllrli ve for ('oul;!ls duc to (!oltl s. Once tried,
you' ll s"'enr by It.
M ako n with 2 r" . pulnte,1
augnr nnd one CUll \l No nucded.
Or you can corn syrup or liquid honey,
(lr sl lgnr syrup.
. Now pul 2 _ ounce. '01 Plno. Into a
bOllle. nnd 011 up wi lh yOU, SYfUP, Thi.,
makes a lull plnl 01 medici ne. and
you aboul rou r times os much (or your
monty. It k p$ -perl""lly and tn.lctI nne.
And you'll y It'5 r.ally ror
quic k action. Vou .an 1 1 It take h .. ld
...lIl1y. It I"" ... ns phl"Cm, soolh"" irrlloted
mtmbrlnH. help. de.r Ih. oir \'I........,u.
Thll. II mike, breathinc ... y and leta you
cet resllul ole.p.
Pine. I. a .ptdal 01 pro.en
Ing,edlent.. In lorm. ...ell.
lor its quick Ilclion on throat and
bronchiol'irrii. tion . Money refunded II not
pl l&d In .".ry .... y. .
FOR EXTRA CONVUleNCE GET NEW
RUD1 MllED, IIUOY-TOUSE PINElI
"The Nationa l Foundatlo.n for
Infantile Paralysis nas earned and
merited national ' gratitude and
commenda tion for its progress in
combatJng one of the mbst dread-
ed of diseases. Yet, in 1949 the
country was stricken with one of
the most deva stating polio epi.
demlc:s ' in history. Thi,s means
that t lhe National Foundation ror
InfanUle P a r alysis needs grell ter
SUPPOI:t thon ever before. I am
sure we aU will give this sup.
IF PeIERPAlNCwSSVgy WrtU
, .
port.. ..
-Tbe Bon. Louis Johnson \
Secretary of Defense '
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds!

RELIEF
LAXATIVE
"Two years alto I 88W YOur adabout
ALL-BRAN aDd took your advice.
Haven't takeo a pill or medicine
since I began enting '. '
ALL-lJRAN regu- .
Mr. Frank J.
BaumQuscll, 681 La-
thrpp' St., Columbus,
O. J ont 0/ 1II4nV
u1JIoilici1edlttler./rQ'm
ALc"Bl.lAN user3.lC
you al1'8 troubled with
constJipation due 0 to
lack Clf diet-nry Qulk do liS thls man
does. Eat an oUllce of tasty KellolaC's
for breakCast dairy.
drink plenty of water I If not com-
; ple/elfl satisfied after 10 dRYS,' return
empty CIIrtbn to Battle
.Creek, Mich. Get DOUBL.I!.i YOUR
MONEY BACKI
NEURUI
' S 'OMB farmer!!, pr&;fer Centertiresj II ,t's the Traction Center Tire you
, while demand Tracfion ' cen. there's qnJy one - the patented'
ter. Reglirdlcss, of the type you prefer, Firestone C.hampion. This tire has long '
Firestone' has it. 'No one else offeil you ,been recognized by thousands' of fanners
a choice, t>ecause ' Firestohe pIO- ! the country over as the top performer
vides ' both tread designs. for year-around work. A ten 00 your
If It', Open you want, ' own farm wiU show you. "
see the sensatioaal: DeW Pirestone Cham- So again we say, regardleSs of your
piOD OpeD Center, CUned Bar .Tractor prefen;nce .iD tractor tire tread desigo,
Tire. Try it-for for cleaning, see your Fuestone Dealer, yoUr Impl.,.
for smoothness 00 the, highway, for all ment Dealer, or Firestone Store. There's
around performance. 'Xou'1l6ad it's away DO Deed to Ihop arpuod any more,
aheiId of any OpeD c:eow We ever made. Pir.s'Q". bllS i. t,",or Ii,u.
u"", 10" V ... 0/ PimIoIN"." MrnttU, .... ' DHI' NBC
Thur day, January 19, 1950
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
DOGS CAl'S. PETS. ETC
t;;-r.....--vo rl outt n ger. . K.
C. reil. pedlgr . Reasoll oble
F e no7 I'o),l\ & liann el
:H. W. IU. :: . J-"' raukILn. Ohio.
FARM MACHINE RY & EQUIP.
Hew 8 1e.1 'A" cabl e , I'denl lor
und b a r rlcn tJ, o.. Ie n It.. QuunUl y.
81.,
0-6 With LeTournenu
d 07.er; good lllIed; 5t.500 . ' 10)111 U
Stark. Medor a, Ind. ' -hone !l llin . .
= ===:LlVESTO,CK
R.E 01STERF, P Ta mwort h Swt .. Sol e '
Show 10 Ii . M. Sole 1 P. M. Bred
alld Brad Cilts. Rodlo St . hon WPJo'S
Middleto wn . Oh io. b' cb. 9. 19110. For 'CDt ":
. Ohio T .,oworlh A.a.e .. 11111
RE AL ESTATE-BUS. PROP.
.'OU SALE ..
On R. 43.3 mi. to Ca r ro ll t on. Ohio. lot
3'15 I. frOllt. New 4 "ooms 26><28 l<t ck ln a
modern lncll lUo8. Has furnace. E lec.
wut,cr n e ar, full busement 8ultabl y Jp.
oot ed fo r ti ny bu.h'.... Owner S4:050
posse lon. Nell r f a rm ne arl y 100
A. on , good r d. good house, Vllcnnt . t'Qn.
52500-1'0 co_h . Quick
.ale only . ,See owne l' 3 rnl. beyond CAr.
OhiO, n 00 45. Itar mond "E.
REAL ESTATE-MISC.
. FLOnlDA
10. 01\ Ip r $:l00; S200 .Cpch; 1100
down. A sell port. ROYAl P oW-lin, Real
E ol ol<! . , 8o nduokr . Ohio.
SEEDS. PLAIlf1S. ETC.
B, brld Dluoberr, l'lAnl Plan your ocr e-
a.e now l or aprln" . Buy <\!rect from
,rower . T. I .... j.P nta tioDt Soutb Ha yeot
_lob.
'Ianning for . the Future?
Buy Savings Bond$!
,DOt at.oD,.
"nab ""11el...
"boa _.s ...
tbe ... Soo'U.
..... loloD"'67
..., I .SeoU. ta
.... Id mlo."
at:"'!."'"' A6D , .
Vltamla. and ...,.,..a",u,n.. ..."' ...
.... BeiPI child .... I'IV" rt.bt . ...... lop .
. .Quod &.eetb. etro bon ..
H ard off eoille """
10,,10 ,,,Da.1t "aD Vltaml ..
road. ...... , dono ........ lIlm.nd
.. iA",,,,,", I\. 1I\eO_1.t au ...... , ..
C
_ ....... -
,
. 0 ............. -
If', powwIuI rtoUrithnJenll
.
to raU ,mllac;l.ei
.The [)fonne Coluinta have always hila
&he best care. Ever since t hey wllr, '
babies,. t blly've ,uiled' to t
pTomptly ' relieve coughs lind local
eonj(!'stioD' O colds, Be sure lIour lod
dies enlOY Musteroill', rreat henpfi .. I
, .
,
Order 800te'.
'Quality.Chick$ Now'
Avoid a u ' Ipri nl ', ,usb I T ake ad.
vane_Ie Qt Boole-, oUhtDodloJi chide
C;ho o.e ,our delh,t ot' date.
No. I - heal t by' bro,ler
chir ' .. o nl; .. . ,w" ek li vlbUi{f
Special No. 2-fOO It)troy
ehkk . _u... anteed aU helvv breed"
o nl , SH .95. Qrduo on I peelaiJ ,,il
n'" 20% pal1el; - SPfi ClALS
No. I and No. ".00 POf 100 ';Kt ..
In Ie .. thi n 500 Ion. S .. ned PI'lIer'
.nd e ll i <,k. 2 10 \2 ""It. All
breedl , \1I(,nl" to, .. pl.r. price lill .
. -nl_ DTeHER'IE$, Inc.
, .
WOIITHINlaJON, MINH.SOJA
WNu_E:..-.,..--_ _ _
i U.SCIr.E.
STRAIN?
SORETONE UnlnIent'.
H t'., P.d Actio.
Glve.;Qulck n.fl
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
I
PAGE
Fret ber, ta.lier- nour
IIbin, tool T ry deli
ciousoven popped Rice
Kris piel . Americo'. ( . ..
.orit . ready. to-eot ric.
cereal. make. a load
,,"aldan - fuD to . atl

R\el
. I'SPltS
IM07'Ha!

Howlo Relieve
Ironchilis'
Creomulsidorelim. prompllybecallie
il gOel rishl 10 the seal of the uouble
10 help loosen and apel germ laden
pbJegm and aid oamre 10 IOOthe and
heal raw. lender, inftamed brooclJitl
mucous membrantl. TeU your droggin
10 sell YOIl . ' bottle of CreomublOil
whll me uod'enlanding you mllil like
the way it qlllcldy allay. Ihe coup
or you are 10 have ,JOUr money back. .
CREOMULSION
far Co\l&h Chest Colds,Bronchitis
H,w COnstipated'
: People Can Be
Kind to'Themselves \
of people wbo wlrer 'froal
chroulccolllltipatioabawCOWldaD8JIWIo
1D.ly ... y W'Y to be Idad to tbelllll8l_
dOD't wbJp their .y,toma wltll
banb, .,aIDlui caf.haitb. Jaatead.
tum to Nature'. Remedy. For Nature.
tablet., .. compoaecl eDtinly

, moat people take them at m,llt biicau.
&heiraleepia DOt dlaturbld, yet rqularitF
Ie acodm"lialJed th. nat momiDr.
Try Hi at our espCIoae. .tablet. 26c.
Bu)' bqK at any dru .tore aDil try.lt.
If you oompletely .ati8fled
1
,r;etum
the boKUd UDuaeiI tablet. to ua. we will
refuDd your money 'p'. poIItap.
"'AlN 01 CANDY COATID


..., n ............ of MONTHLY
FEMALE
COMPlAINTS
Are 'JOU Uoubled by c1latreaa ,of fe-
male ' lunat lon" l pedoc\lo dlat urb-
..Dees? Does t ll,15 mnke you sulrer
from Il.la. f eel .0 .. ..",.,... tlretl-&t
auob times? Then lltart tak ing L ydia
1:. Pinkham'. Vetletabls' Compound
.. bout ten day, bet oN to reUeve
.uch .,mptoliuJ. PlDkhani. bIut a
srand 8OO,tblnl elfect on one 01
_mlllI. moa ImjHlrtGllt orgllNt
Truly \be woman', Inebtl j
YOII E, PINKHAM'S
When Your
Back Hurts-
THE MIAMI GAZBTTB LLB, OHIO

, TWIN THEATRE
; Waynesville, Ohio
:: ' cLOSED WEDNESDAYS !!
== SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
I MONDAY nmu FRIDAY - 7 P.M. ==
= e;a
= Y FRIDAY 19 20 ==
;; TAKE ONE FALSE STEP =
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. SUNDAY. MONDAY 22.23 53
. The ONLY Bing Crosby In:
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Wrn. l3endi;< - Rhoda Fleming. Cedel'ic Harwicke
EiPLUS: Football Revi ew ALSO; Warner News,
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:: TUESDAY ONLY 24
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:= ONCE MORE MY DARLING . l!3
CHAPT. 8 - OREGON TRAIL (Johnny M. I3rownfe

ela;66ifieJ .AJtJ
RATES: One' clnt par word,
minimum ch.rge, 25 cent ..
Three I" .. rtlonl for the prici
of two. Forma clolO Wed"e ..
day noon,
'. DON'T FORGET TO CALL
, us for insurance, AII -typ.es of
'Jnsurance at a " savings. Call
Francis Gene Brown, phone
Waynesville ' 2472 or call col-
lect, Wilmington 21 H .
FOR SALE- White enamel Maj-
.astlc Rance stove. George Hen
deraon, _ Phone Waynes. 2982.
, 112at
HAY FOR SAL:E- 60 tonll, Dlllled
clover, aUalfll. "arold Whltaluir,
Lytle, Oblo, Phone, Way. 2968.
LAUNDmING- Done m my
home. QUick Phone Way.
Benille 2986. 1-l2-8t
"
WARREN BRADDOCK
Top SoU, ' H&UlIq, Sanc!, On .. e}
With Back Boa.
<. J)ra&I-lID8 anc! Bullc!oler
Wa,n88T111e, Oblo
Ph'on,: WI,YII.-" 211,1 ora ...
SAL- House, 5 rooms , &:
bath. CeliaI', bot watqr .
lar,e carace, lot 100' 3: 1Z0',-M.
D: Baird, W",ynellvIUe.l-12-St
CASH FOR' DEAD STOCK
According to size, and condition.
All Stock rllmoved promptly.
H.orae '2.50 ' Cow., 'Z.50,
Hop - 26c per cwt. , ,
JANES RENDERING
Phone Collect
0.1712 _
WiImin8tOD, O. 2362
FOR sALE- ' 35 Chevrolet 1
ton panel truck. Oood condition.
Make an offer. W. H.,
,pbone WayBesvllle 2.74.
FOR Llu'Je ' maw boll,
Also Heating stove (Prolress
Oak). Inquire 'Miami Guette.
W ANTEI}- Lady to do General
Houee Work and Laundry lD my
hom4!. Inquire at the Miami
Gazette OUtce. 1-5'Bt '
FOR SALE - TJ1e following
houeemoltl goods : desk" 2
wll\lnut band mBile ' tables. 81m-
mons day bed, walnut burtet.
!natrulW!lnt case, Z' dlniril room
chair.. Rice S.:Japp, 3rd street. In
WIa)'llelvllle. '
BANK RUN GRAVEL- Lo"c!e'),
at DavIa Furnal PIt. 50 cent.
cubic yard. 'We also deliver. ARK
ITAGlil .t: SON. Phone 2091, ,U
WANTED- Ride. to' Wrlcht Field
A1ea B, 8:00 to 4:80 1Ib1ft: Plck
up Dear Third and MiamI. Walt.r
Behr.ns. IUt
WANTED .TO RENT- Slqle
gar.,e' space near Thlr4 aDd lIi-
ami street. In WayDesvUJe. Wal
ter ' loUt
,
SALE- 'Hioor De
Lux leelan, . A .N$>. 1 condition.
Jr. Whitaker, 3rd lit. :
'yne.vme.
'Fors - ' H head oC breed
eweB. 1 Jtegillterecl Lanlb, Alao
A1falta and Timothy bay. baD.ed:
Z bottom- 13 incb Oliver plow.
Jack Chapman, on Route 73, ' I 1-2
mUea E. or WaJne.ville I-II-at
ROOM FOR RENT"": V;ery COD
venlent locatton, above 8m1H1rs
ReStaurant.. Call any time atter:' 5
111 evening. Mrs. 'Pbeania.. .Wayn-
eavlile.
, .
' LOST- Copper carj)enter'. 'QU-
are 1D Waynesville. D. E. Standi
ford, Main at., WaynesvtWe. Ball
, 191. 119-8t
COMPLETE IGNITiON. 'JOBS
c
All - MUD AND SNOW-
'BATTERIES FOR ALL CARS - BATTERY CABLES "
FUEL PUMPS FAN I BELTS GA$KET8'
CHAMPtION ' SPARK PLUGS
SPECl.AL8 ON 2 ANO:5 GALLON CANS 8UNOCO OIL
BEL C, H ER
,
s
SUNOCO SERVICE
-
WAYNESVILLE,
FORMR PROMINENT AREA
FARMER DIES
Frank H. Duke. 84. died at hla
home In Spring Valley Monday
morning. He was u prominent
local aud bee keeper.
Duke was born and ralaed neal"
Lytle.
SUrvlvora two BOnB.
William or Dayton, and Stanley
of Hamilton; three daughtera,
Mary fluke of Da.yton, Mrs. Ellt-
abetb Funk o( ,Dllyton; Mcfa. Anna
Oraham oJ. Los Ange\.es, CaUf. ;\
12 grandcWldren; and six great
grandchildren.
Services were held at the Mc-
Clure funeral home Wednesday
at 2 P.M. with Rev. A . B . Hor-
ner or SprIng Yalley In charge .
Burllli wae mnde 'II l\Uaml
cemetery.
Fruit Jars
In Fumigant Sprat
It the larden plot Is small, J , C.
Ford. Auburn Polytechnic Insti.
tute extension sel'Vice garden spe.
ciallst 8ays., the correct amount of
tumigant per row can, best be ap-
plied by uslnll a fruit jar.
A 10-or-20-penny nail hole should
be made near one margin of the
Jsr lid throug\:l which to pour ' the
liquid. A somewhat smaller air
hole ,Is necessary near tbe opposite
.Ide of the Ud.
------
CARD OF THANK.
In looking ' over tbe lovely
cards, flowera' and pre senti,; tbey
bring baCk' lovely memories. We
thank you all from the bottom of
ollr heart.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith
FOR SALE - Cbeap: 8eal dyed
Coney Fur Coat, Excellent condit-
Ion. Owner leaving for ' Florida.
Size 3638. Mrs. ' GeOrge Bratten-
Waynesville, Rou,te 1. l-19-3t
FOR SALE- Flablng lake, Hay-
rides, Bam dancell. Veletable and
E,I 2 bll barna, e:sucken
bouse, garage, corn Crib, 6 acr,ea,
beautiful 7 brick, boUle with
an convenlencell. Tenant houle
tile .. rent!! for ,85 per month. On
Ilt. 42. 2 mllel north ot Lebanon.
Phone Lebanon 602-R, '
ROOFING
Of All
Insulated ' Btlcb aDd .. beII-
tolt Sldlnc. Sheet metal work
. . of aU kinde. Local ' Ref ......
ces. AU work lUUuteecl.
f ,,,out. S Wa,naevllli, 0, '
Phone W.ynuvill. 1118
r
Dead Stock
Nett!e Hard!n Tinney wall
bOI'1I nenl' Cynthlan" . Ky..
23, 1871 . She d/lpartell Ibis "lIfe
:Tan. 9, 1950, at the hOnle of he j
SOn, f:lhermlln.
!:lhll WIlR unltecl In mnrrlll.gtl to
JosePlli 'rlnney Fob. 19, 1802. who
preceledecl hel' In death Feb J I
1940. To thl!! union
eight ct\lldreu .. six boys IIl1d tw.)
girls: Lura Werntz. Waynesvill e ;
LeoU'ard, Mur
rell, und . Sherman of ,vaynesvtlle:
t'1'cnttlce of Los Angelea, Cal. :
WebSIteI' or Middl etown; ancl WH'
bur Miami. Fla.
Mr,B. Tinney hilS been Ii meUI -
bel' (,f lhlll uommUnlty sinCe 1907.
and l ook !tTl ncUve part' In nlllny
' orgar,lz!ltlona. among wbldl weI' ,
tbe lMetbodlst ,Ohul'cll ,
lind I..adles I\ld. ,
Shll WIlS loved by aU ' who
knew' ber, and leaves her . seven'
chlldlren, twenty-two grllndcbtld
r.en, and fourteen great'gTand,
children; four brothers. ThoIIUl8
and Lawrence of
EliZa or . Covington, Ky . and Ed-
wllrd of Monroe. La., and a b08t
or frllenda and neighbors to mOllrll
' ,
Rem\lerence 18 a golden chain,
tries tei brellk, all 111
vain. '
To have, to hold and then to 'pari .
(s tb,e greatellt sorrow or oneil
helnt.
CARD OF TJ-tANK8
Wo Wlllh to sincerely tballk 1111
our trlends an,d neighbors for their
kind conSideration during our ' re-
cent bereavement. .
:rbe 9hildren ot
lIfrs. Nettle Tinney
'Chetck Fire Equipment.
Far.ers Are Advised,
are urjted '" by county
IIgents to check fire -exttngui.hers
to bl! certal.n they are approved. .
These wa-rnlngs art' based on reo
partll from Fire Protection Insti.
tute.
l
- a national fire nrety' org\lnl
zatlo'n, that many "unapproved"
extinguishers have been 'made
avaflable during the past few yearl.
It was pointed out that an unde.
pendl able e.xtlilgulsher Is about al
, useful' aa a eounterfell doUa.r.
CbaeM! Slices
Cheele .Ucn more eallb' it !.hI
lmife II heateet alIlbtly before CQt..
tID, the mee.e. .
LIn Wire and Progreillve. .An
OE'santsation Becon'l1 to none.
lellera on the belt. all'
arolllnd 'In the OOUiltry.
THAT SATI8F.IE8
Fpr, Ei'aljy Mal;k.t Rep .. tta:
WHIIO ' Dayton, E.S.T. Dial
1800'; WLW CinCinnati, 1240. Dial
700 ' , ".
, N'ORRIS' BflOCK COMPANY ,
,
A NEI(nIBORLY MESS4GE'!
. DO YOU LIQ. FRlENI)LY, SERVICE'?
As . your serv:ic:;etnan, will
us not only (, iendiybut. genuJnely iqterested in see-,
ing .your is given I the be,st possible. so
it'll. last! . , ' ' .
- . ,
DRIVE IN SOON - JErS GET ACQUAINTED
Hasting.' ,Guage
NORDI STREET, ' OHIO
" ,
, . .
Pr9tect your propertY investlll1ent I Fire and
.Xltrnded Coverage. written by the Farm
Bureau Mutual F'u. _urane:e Company cd
Columbus. 'Ohio bidudea u.suranae agaiaat
10&3 or ctamage by (Ir4p. windatorm. haiL expIo.
sion. riot. riot attencliDg a atrike. dvU commo
tion. aircraft. v.hid. GIld JIIDCItke. Be lure you
bave complete proteetioa. j
"
. WAYNESVDJ.E, , OHIO. PHONE 33U
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1<), 19Sn
Glass Blocks Offer
Builder Advantages
Ule Features Practical
Feeder Bam Planning
Dry Crib Coin
Thl. practIcal leeder bam, .bown
not only otter. lIood 'venti-
lation, 'freedom ' from draft., and
ubL!l\dGnt day tight, but I. deslrned IJ.ir- ) ..
to cut IT\alntenance costs.a well. y; .. __ -
Developed p.rlnclpally tor dslry ,
atack, it bal a laborsavin, floor A' [---:-
arraneement with a room and
1110 to the feeding aUeys. ,., '
Door. at either end provide venti

.. :,:
ore beginning to ,have a f'EW ques
f!J tlons In their minds_ Some of the
___ corn may be quite high in moisture
,ez . _. content and warmer , weather will
IIdd to the pro.bl ems of handltng the
baro ,aullable ror ' bl, 01' , corn. ,.
medium alae farm operations, ' W. H. Sheldon. agricultural en-
latlon through the Utter aUey to re- glneer at Michigan state college.
move odora. Ample roof venti diB' I saYB that wet corn will keep lnder-
perae lummer heat, . aid ' the clrcu- Inltely while frozen'. The problem Is
latlon of air In winter .. do .louvres whai to do with the wet corn that Is
under the peak: of the lIables. Itlll In tht: ,:rib when warmer
Control over ventilation haa been weather returns, .
carefully planned , to eUmJnate ' One' 8011-ltlon is to feed tt out
draftl. SUdina doou- in. beto!'e the wellther warms up_ How
a ,tight closure and ' the gen. ever. In mahy cases large quantl-
erou. use of ,Ia8s block panela ties may be on hand and cll nnot be
drafts usually, encoun. . used rapidly, _
1ered with window,. E x per I"", e n t 8 In Michigan,
These panels are fitted with hinged 0 h I 0. ' Indiana: Ulnds and
'Bllhes which ' are eastIY awun, for' Iowa. have shown that heated air
ventJlatlon, The 81818 bl,ock. tranl- can be used t,o (;lry wet corn. Blow-
mJt an' abundance of dal'Uaht. Even Ing unheated oir through the crib
on cloudy daY8 the 'bam I. brl,bt' , with a hay drier fan wUl hot take
and cheerful. out very much water" but ' It will
A. a bam material. ila.. block keep the corn al cool al the air and
alter. ' many advantage.. Of honow ereatJy retard growth,
Clonltruetlon With a partial vacuum
Inllde, the block ' has a high In. SHORTS AND MIDDLINGS
.u1atlon fact9r which can lle1p main- When you buy Beell. too, It rot'
. taln heat 01 the bam II! winter. Thl, '
Insulation ' value . mlnUnlzea cold the label ,
' down drafts. Condensation and 01110 turkey lP'0w I'j; " ill meet
frosting Il're practically eilmlnated. at Ohio State UDlverslty. Jan. 81 .
An aUimportant 8ovanta,e 11\ SOWB tbat get Plenty' or exerolse
the.e daya 01 hl8h cost. il the per. 1I' 1Il hnve le,, !i troUDI8 .t farro \' .
manency of gins. block panelJ1. Sat Ing time. .
in mortar, the glul II impervioua
to weather BJld humidity. I. un
harmed by c1lemlcal d1.infectantl
often' required 10 'inalntaln dairy
lanitaUon. An OOcllllonal waahdOWD
"with a boae II all that Ie required
to keep the panel .park
ling clean. PainUn, la never re-
Quired. '
Maintenance la aieo reduced by
the liberal u.e of other lonlwearlng
material.. WalLl are 01 elnder or
concrete block, the floor of poured
concrete" and the rOof of either a
IOOd arad. of ' lalvanlzed .teel.heet
or aluminum.
,.
WEEKENDll

Quality
.' ROUNQ STEAK
, 73 cenb lb. . "
.' SIRLOIN 'sTEAk, 'S9c lb.
Barrel Picldes .
Geauine HE}NZ DiU
Dlabltle' Cann.d Fruita
. FOOQ STORE
PhGile 2&41
Dre8sed links),. w111 be dis-
played at tile Winter turkey meet
lug .at Coll1mbua on January 81.
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Karl 'D. Dakin
'Insurance 'Agency
PHONE
20 E. MULBERRY 8T;
L.EBANON. OHIO
Armitage & Son

WAVNE-$VILI.E 2091
LEBANON Office 47SK
.RES. 128L.
, .
&AND aDd GRAVEL MORROW No. S,'
, StACK-TOP. DJUVU
T AJt aDd ROAD, OIL.
LAWN _ FlU' DIRT
, CONCRETE
ExCA"'4TlNG ... d DUMP :rRUel 'E,RV1C1
A FUNERAL SERVlOE HELO
IN WINTER WEATHER CallR (or
many additional" utety provlalon ...
Comfortable and
veJitllatlon, sanded walka and ap-
proacbel, winter conditioned CILI' S,
and proper c;:emettry eQ!JIPment..
McctURE'
HOME
W"YNIIV.llL ,0
azette
Some Interest
Is Shown .1n
Natural Gas
Se:rving W aynesville Since 1850
, '
soule Interest bas been aho'W11
In the POBsiblll\les of aeo",rlnc ua-
gus for Waynesville, ' but
not i enough to wurrent any aetlo,I},
NINETY7NINTH YE,AR

OHIO,
,. ,
THUR DAY, JANUARY 26, 1950 FIVE CENTS A COpy
l! you are luhirsaled In. secuT'
'Ing natural , gas for heatiDc or
cooking. please let us or :Ii', G
Brown know' about It. Now that
natural gas 16 being malle ' a vaa-
,Plalls For'-School
Ready' Nelt Month
P. T.A. Learns
OF' INTE'REST FOLKS YOU
Steel, ,Girders Arrive 'In Waynesville
For. SChool Building Addition
---.
TOW N
bie to cousumers In this vlc1D1ty,
it 1s opportune that WaynellvlUe
The Wayu .. vWe Parent Teach,-
iuvea Ita\e tbe watter. era '.ABloclatlon ' met fiondaY, eve-
\ e have" d 0. fe lY, C Ills the niDe at the Hllb Scbool auditor.
OUllolte ",mell tills .week' frow .061'- ,tUDl.
Pearl of Sllrln!\ Va-
were SunduY evewng g,uesl./l of IIpenl T'butsda'Y wi t h hel'
und J\lrs. Jesse Shank; of NeW:, 'BUI- ufld SI'EIUk- ln- ltl'Y, MI', and
. .
,Mr. and Mrs , A. H,
HARLAN ,EARNHART
PRESIDES F.OR'
DISTRICT
Harlan Elu'11hart pI'ulI lded for
se9slCH1s or tile i.\ltd Wlul er tusli .
Completion' Plaooed
In About A Month
rlingtoJl , .
SOtlf! w ll.o indlcut ,that lhe:t
'0 d , elcullie the lUol'\! (leonow- The president. Bernard Baughn. Rov' and Mrs. R . D, " "0110;1"'.""
lc.:al aud ledtollB lluturul glls. conducted the whJcll' attended the 'funeraL
A reader tram Lytle ia interell- devoted chiefly to' a business dls - Th
, Mrs, H. S . .
ted too; . be writes : CUBlllon, The organizlltlo"n's lIull- .
, Rev. Coleman,' held at
read your luUclu re- "et for the vear WI18 formUlated "
co , # Ohio lllat Saturday a[ternooll .
ga'rda "natural . gas. tor WayneB- and a work1Ili balance of ,750 '
v.llle?" We look Upon it with 'fav- wa.. approved. (It wUI be remem- Mr . Qnd Mrs. Oney of .&1'.,
or. 'Sholud Wayne-Ille procure canum hay purcbas' ed and are
.,. that the group iIlherited e .
IJlls lIervlce We hOPe they will not I' t h "'f '
" a' bo- ut $2.000 trom tbe' p.OW ,OCCUPR ng e proper .. y
overlook \.1:helr good nelgbboril or ., .
to the west." ' Club). mel'ly .occupied by Mrs ,
, ".As a. property owner here, we ' K. Betalllck was Ilppointed arid owned by Mrs . Elmer
al'e very mucll i.ustered In llllving to represent the PTA In the dlB- 'sheehanl. '
natura.l gas IlVallnble and would cUIIslons civic -groups of
be willing to U!lIIIRt iu obtulning the are bavlng with' Mr. hR, William
1t.'1 state hlgbway offlclalB CDI"'.''-''' .I were among the ,gUests on Sa{ur-
the high walllr problem on route day evening when Mr, ' and Mrs.
WAYNESVILLE 'LAD
IS NATIONAL
OF ARNOLD SOCIETY
n-between Wa),nes'Vlllo and 00)' Xen.ueth Williams et\tertalned
Will. their home In Morrow ..
It was reported that the prchlt.
tlll,\D' 7011 on 21
college campuses, I members of the
Arnold Society ot All' , Oadets. are
m.ourning the deat!)' 01' tho. man
whose honor their sOlliety Is nam-
ect Is 110w working on plans ror
new _rade scbool building'.
He Is , Bcheduied to com- 1, ___ ._'
ed.
pieted plans ' next ,month. .
Following the ' business seBsIon,
corfee and cookIes were aerved
and , the fUm, ''By Jupiter" was
Paul 'I'. Jobns. Route 2. War-
son Mrs. Narpret A.
'Johns. Is the national Itudent VETS ENjOY BARBARQUE;
commander of the group. He II Q SEE tIE DETECTOR
aenlor in tlle Unl\rer81t.y Clf Cin- All outltalldlna event for Way-
clnDaU Collele of AppUed ' Arts. nesvU1e area veterall8 waa tbe
Maj. Victor J. SampaoD &ll4 Ca. open hO,\&8 prea'!ntecl . by Massie
pta1n A. 'l' . 'ReId of UDlver- l-to'wtlilbln mambera' of the Amerl-
slty of ' 1Iattona1 bead can lApan' Poet 616 at the Hal"
quarters of the SOciety, laid yel- veY8burc Bleh School.
terd\lY the SOCiety would walt The, eveniDC's propam Ieatur
untIl Ita first national convention. ed a taUt and' demon8tration by
March 4 in ClnclDnatl, t9 1'. E. Merica, Dalton prlyate' In-
declde UPOl). .a way to boJlOr ,the Merica the ulle
,memo1'1 of (leD. B. H. of ,&U lie deieetoJ-" an4 other crl-
'1'b.JOCl1t1 '! CQIDpaH4 01 haD- 4ItecUml aAmot&
01' ill Air 11eIerve Off a.. oW.ilrAlD

Rev . . Samuel ' N" Ke'iI, rectllr
tbe Waynesville's , St, Mal'7' .....
reb, will direct II on
town and ' country work 0' tbe ,CD-
urch at Mt. VerDon, lU. Februarr
7. 8. 9, and 10.
Mr . and Mrs. Jet ..
and Mil. Robert Furnas
the State ' Trustees and
Association In Columbull
the p,ast week':
Mr . and Mrs, David ' T", ... nll!
Mrs Belle Eaer of
recent guests 'of Mt. a.nd.
Paul PickiUg and. Mrs. Baet
malued as .thtlr .guest
a tew
son In Suring
celebrating ttte cirtbday
l}.1vereary of the host ..
M\:. and Mr . P ,: L , Reason bua
as Saturday guests, Mr . and 'M'r/.!..
Wmlam Watrous of Dayton.
Mrs . Earl of ' lIW Youlh Fellowsblp of
the Methodl sl hu rch (D:1Ylon dhl
l "1 gin.! I'S, wl;ifCt.L lUl l' S been
up 'OIlSI rtHltiOl1 ' 01:)" the
trlet) hel\! at Dayton Sutur new \iVuyuesv IIIEl Bigb Scbool '''0-
day. Harlan Is president ot Lbe catlunal agl'lcultul'lll building, ar-
Distl'lct ua well as tti e IlIcnl F 1- r'lyed Lhl ll weplt, S'UI1L K. L Re-
lows l1lllll , LlIlIICk unnounc d touay .
'I'be me dng was held In ths \Vltlt thc steel Qn hand. It is cu
. and Mrs, Elvel'ett Marlatt thnatti d tli ar', \,' Itll gaod weatbel'.
4
aU
g
h
ter. lMta, Stell", Ary. nhd Epworth lethod.1st.' church. Day- , the bulllll!lg 1: 1111 be ompl eted In
and O. n Marlatt at- t!;lll . and Inohld,ed all -day seaslOlls about a monUI. .
U,)e R,Utll land , an eveJung banquet. W!J11 the bl1lltllng is Intepd,od
1n Olnclnnati on f J B ' b -,.
The Collowlllg youths from Way- or . . Cl'O be's ngrlcUltunu
mornil'1g La celebrate the claase/!, It '1"\11 be lI sed i'or 'the
I
' , r MOB nesvUle attended til e Institute :
,ann versll ry a ra , , pI' sent to h us th(l flr.t h nnd slx-
Mrs. wal! , beard Sandra Judy t h g)'ad s. Th gl'll ll CLaSIlCSB
\'adio nnd was glyen a M,wy CI1.-oll1l0 l:Il'UdJey. Donna wl11 occupy the ij tl'UotUI'O until tho
.bliutltiul \l1'chld corangEl', UUrll.in, Ann ' Lto 'l'hllley. Doruthy new llrnd school Is completell .
aud ll'(am II' OI' U Creech. ' The ug. building will
Veru. Sberwood, fli ll !Jarton. 0111 or ail e I! lassroom. a . cOln-
Fishbncb. Rutb 1I'1Ie1 Ii al' llIll t:lIl'l,I' III te shOJI. 1lrJ oil1eel a soils lab-
hart. Clnl.tol'Y, ,'est room, and sllowers.
PArylONA GRANGE
:f0 INSTAL,L
1950 OFFICERS
'L'h'e llIst.allatioli ,0 Pamoua
oUicere l or 1950 will. be
held lit w.a.fncsville .Hlgb
School gym Saturday. Jail. 28 .
A covered dish dinner will be
sel'vlld at 7P,:M.
Tbe sixth of t he Slate
Grange w111 be beld in Warren Co
his ). ear and un effort Is ' being
made "to bave all many new 1'11'
mona members as possj ble read]
.or the March InltlU:tlon meeting.
The building Is mMe of cemen t
block ' with s teel BUuctUl'e. - It is
being built. by Frank E , Wilson,
contractor. of an(l WIlS ,le,
signed by 0 .' E . LIUldbcl'g Of 0111-
cinnati. .
WORD OF DEATH
Of ROBERT JpNES
RECEIVED IN "( YTLE
Friends at Lytle have received
age 61, a.t hJs home in Kil'kwood!
Mo .. all Monday. Jan. 16,
He was tlJe 'soD. of tbe 1.a.te
Mr. Frank Jones and Mrs. JOlles
who were former residents of tbb
commun.ity. I1vlng 011 the 'Old
Burnett farm, east ' at Lytle ....
ISO ESS Robim Is survlve<) , by his .wife
WEPDING at ,Kirkwood and IL daughter. !1riJ.
<i'lumera Grange 13 met in reg- Betty, Gorrell, Washington, D,C.
u1ar on Salu.rclay evening, J. Jlrotber and Wife, Mr. ' and
E4wardti,GWDand, Mr.. Alfred Jones .,ot
Tbe ruUs,' attended '. e . ftUlll ;u ,
;: Was lIe14:.. '
and Mrs . ROBS fl. l-fnrtsoclr.
MrA_ I,.ena Miss J ell!l
Bartso II 81}1;1 . MI' and )f1'S . Cba-
rles 1\1 Ou 10 II attended t he Gol .
den Wedding of Ilnd Mra , H.
C. Harvey In Lebanon Sunday.
Gook. Maater.elect, o( ,the Pamona TIie .,ody wos sent to Washing-
Grange. gaY-e a jljne report on tlle. lon, D.C, 'lind. madE) In 41"-
State Grange. . l.Ington' cemetery. T,he
AboUt' hundred lind lilty wlto lIvell wit h her son, Cummins
: and friends. then ",it- at 1\ tlantu . G-a. ,was uuable
neased,we "Womanless Weddllll;" to attend llle hlIlerat.
Oi STRICT O. E.S .
WILL CONVENE HERE
TJie proeram; Sa being
by the Department of TOWD pd
Country Churcbes. ProvlDc, of tile
fildwest, of the Episcopal
It 'wDl '. include lecturel. dlilculs,
Ions and reports from matly lead.-
era. in Vie .community churcb tleta.
Mr . anil Don Workman
were the hOlt and hOlteSI to the
.....I!OW Aclv1aoh' on
lIol\4q Disb,. Followillll the UIJ\l'
a1 bl\llnelll ' I slon, Mr. G.
lIiller, dllculal<!n lilader conduct-
ed 'tile dilcuillon on the topSc.
"Farm Pro4uctl an Theil' P,rlce8'!
wblcb was ' vel')' IlI;Id
broVJ!ht forth mllD1 ramaro. )
Peopl'e, Spots In lh,
which was presented by a la1'ge
cast of men. Tbls was very bum-
' O!\{lUS and and was
enjoyed by everyone. Re-
freshments were served to every
the "Wedding ." .
'I'he , Grange will hold their next
regular meeting Felt. 4, Satur<,ay
eveDlng', ;with a ., slrort sesBion, af-
ler ' whlch cards will be enjoyed'
.and other entertainment' will be
provided tor those who do not
play, and ' for the children.
Miami Chapler )07, OES. will be
bostess Ohapter 'io tbe regular
annual meeting of District 21,'
OES. and the o.r ' Instruct-
ion on Feb. 11, at the Waynes-
.H;lglr .School a[lI\itOl'lum.
M,ETHOOIST ,cHILDREN
TO HAV REGULAR MEET,ING8
The auperlntendent aDd teacho
era of tbe chUdren'a department
are plaUn1Dg for ,regulal' meetlnP
for their chll4ren the first Sat-
urday attern90D of each month.
(rom 2 to " oclock.
:, meetings wlll be for .
' iglous ''and ,tor uter-
eating recrao.tion. nefrea1lmel1.u
wUJ be served at each meeUq;-
>The nlBt to be' held Satunla)"
February 4, at 2 o'clock.
. 'Tlie councu, adjourned to meet
with lb. aDd Mn. Alva .- LUdlng-
tOD, aft ... whleh 'a dellcioul aalad
oourae '19" lel'Ved during the de-
IlgbUu1 BOOla! liour. ,
'Mr .. and Mra. :Jobn Kersey Qud
SQIl b'ad' as Sa"-rday evening aup-
per gUeBtt. Mr. anll Mrs. Luther
Hlutaock and Ions, tbe latter re-
mainiDg aa overnight lUeata. Mr.
and lira. Keiley also bad aa S\ln-
WSCS "MEE1'S' AT day. P .. t Mr . and Mrs. WIII-
METHODIST CHURCH ard Keney and dauebters of Le-
Tlie Women's\ ot banon. ud Mr. and . Fran.k
Ion ServiCe met' at tbe church of Orasonia. .
last Thursday. ;Mrs.
program leader gave an' Interelt,
ing talk. ' 'Regular business was
tt,r8ll8acted. Refrellh.mentl', ",ert!
by., s.everal of the members.
ME.THODI$T CHOIR
PLANS EASTER CANTATA
The Methodlat Ohurch ' chOir
prepal'llIg tbe Easter cantata. ;VIc-
tory; DiVine, by -J. ClIdltopher'
Marks. < ,
. 'l1he cantata w III be given oD
Sunday evening; April 2. '
ReSwat; practicos are eaoh
rsday ,evening at 7: ,30.
,: and Mrs. Earl Reeder and
firs . ,Lora of ,South Charl-
eston were Sunda), diDner gue8's,
of M;r. and Mrs ; OrvUle Gray and
Hr. and btrt. Wlllia.m Sawyer.
M.i', "and Mrs. John Ludington
Dayton were SuDdaf.; gueltl of
parents, r. and' Mrs. Alva

Mr. and Mr.. Glenll Bordell
were' BUDday. peats Mr: and
loire. Newt Cahanll at West Llb-
I .
erty.
n. W. E. Stroud, Mrl. Grace
Vice, and Mn. Irene Vice were
The members of the St. Mary', Tueaday d1su.er gUeats of Mrs .
Eptaco'pal Churcb held their anu Maude Crane In
ual parllb meeting OD Sunday ev-
ening In their new churcJa .4111- . 111' . an4 Mre , lollD Bunke '9ta-
UOD; wblch ta ,near A Ited relaUna III Sunday,
conrad dtab diDner ", .. , enjoyed .... D.O. 1U4It, Mra'. I. B.
and AlrtD !tanhaw of the Chapman, lin. Btanely R. Ball-
Rolf Trlmty Chl1rcJr of OSfor4 q. lin. B. G. MIDer ,and Mra .
'ria the aueat epeder. BIa lilt- ... B. Bartaoak were OIDclnaatl
ereaUDg topiC w .. OD cburch .... aD ......
work 10 IIlaIDI. OblO 8tate ad ,
Ohio UDlvenlU", tlaell' work IOu KarUyn Bunke returDed
to .... at1I41H. at DowllDc Graft
on the campa.
The buaIDnI .... lon wu i1IO
aD tmportaDt f .. ture or tbe eMIl-
till
mwenur .. 1hIJt.4Q, afW' tIIree I
".. cd It1UIat t ..... IDIIIl .Le ...
.....
'rhe morning seaston will op'en
at '10 0 ' loc\(, wltb the preSident,
Mrs. Harl'lett ' or Martins-
ville, in cnarge. D1nner will be
served I be noon bOlil'. with
reservatl.911s ill charge of. Miami
Ohapter Wbl'tllY Matr9n. Mrs,
' Barbara Sawyer.
......TIle ,oi:ternoun 89/1819n and
, ;:; ' hool ' oj' Inall' \I \l tloh can
veil aL oIle o'do'k and will be .n
ohn of t be \ ol't hy ,rand M r.
I'un or , til C I'and Cbapter (If
Oblo. Mrs, Kathryn Wyl's. and
MI'!i . Elfzab til 11: . Ctlrey, -Deputy
of 21 . Ne,w Burllngton
ChapteJ' will a ssist . the. ' hostess
Chaple t'.
By MR., HILY
Mr: Arthur Kesillger aud Bon,
TOlIlmy of , Dayton culled on hIS
parents Sunday, MI'. nnd ,l\frs . {},
KesiDger .
Mr. Eyerett Smith of Spring Va-
lley called on Mr. and MrB. lIlly
Gibson Saturday a(ter'noon.

Mr. and 1011'S. Alfre!1 :Morgan
,family spent even
ing witb' M.r, and MrS. Earl JOllll'
Bon of Xenia .
Mr. aDd Mrs. LeroY Shaw or
near Yellow Springs ' spellt lut;
Thursday with Mr. and 'Mrs. Olal1
ence Crawford.
The ArtlJur Rockhold family has
moved fo Spring Valley. Mr. and
Mrs., a.rg<e Bratten h'llve
In the house vacated by the Rock-
holda,
Mrs . . Robelt Greene or Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berges and
family of Bealvertown called on
Mr . ' and Mrs. Lue Morgan Sun-
day afternoon. . ,
fir . Mrs. Edgar Poff of
CentervDle were dinnergUe8ts "f
. Jlnd Mrs. Hlly Gibson on SUn-
day..
Mr. and Mra, ,Lewis Crawlord
ud daugbter. DOnna, Lee of. XenJa
and Misl Minnie) Orawford epent
Sunday with their parents, Mr,
and Clarencel Crawford.
..
Blr. and Mrs. AUred Morean
.aDd family apeDt lIonda),
1Dg With Ilr. aDII ....... Oharlea'
Ho1P8bolder &lid IOD Of SpriDI
Vaue,. .
Mr. and Mt'R . H , C. Hodson
<>n Thursday evening.
bonor lng the birthdaY' of Mr. Hod,-
son. Cords W01' e the diversion of
the even Ing and at ' a. late hour a
dell claus 'dinner was " served.
'Guests of Mr , Mr8. Hodson
were: Mr. and Mrs. JaDies Jones.
Mr , and M.s. C. 1" . Palmer. and
Mr. and lIfrs , Elwood ' Klhyorlb
and children,
WI
(iF: TWO
------WEEKLy NEWS ANALYSIS---
British Election. Set February 23;
Seek Anti-Trust Law for' Miners;
Conflicl Seen on Proposed. Budget
(EDITOB'II NOTE: ",1I.n opInion. ar ... " ..... " In tbu e .olumn' i thu .rt th 01
w a"'11 Ne",pa,.", Unfea' w. anabat. OQt nell l! or b 0 thl. ne",,' Dtlprt
TRIO WILL CHART BENT CONTROL, HOUSING " With rCDt
eODlr(l1 aIId lIouble two major Items on the a,enda of the current
cournsa ...... HAlea, theae. le,ullitors will play a m.jor p.rt bI
Iaw_aldaC actr"IUee. Tbe, .re, left to rlfM, Cb.lrm.n Brent
8peIlCO (D., KJ.I of the bow baDklJlr commlHee: Chairman
BUI'IIet Ma,baak (D., 8.0.) of the lenate banklDf aDd
8ea. 'ohn 8p.rkmaa (D., Ala.) member ot tbe aeDllte baaklnr
Committee. TIley are 1II0wn .fter oonferrlJl, 'wlth President Tf1Io
maa 08 relit contrGl rederal alII. '
ELECTION:
Britain's Choice
In utue less than a month
. Brltabl's votLng populace will
make aD elective decision on th.e
foue of whether to continue with
10claUsm. state 'planning anel na
tlonaUzaUon of Industry under
the present government ' pl
to retum to :tree enterprise with
Winston Churchill' I Conservative
party. " .
In seuu" Febi!lary 23 as the
elite for tbe jeneral election. Ptlme
MJnJster Clement AtUee 'must bave
been aware ,that this wID
be far and .wa, the most bJtterl1
contested and momentO\l8 election
to' modem British hllltory. .
Brltaln's as rnlDlon voters will
eJect a Dew bouae of commons,
with the p&it7 le.tin,1he maJorib
01 ClandJ4.tea ,ettinl the rllht to
form the ,oyemment. . "
SpecUlatiOD w.. blIh .. ' .,
i ,tile p.st
two 1Il0nt(i,a . by the
In both AustraU. and New Zealand
could be' takea a, a straw In. the
wfJJd. tDIofu '.. . the. outeome in
1:I:I,land Is Moat In
formed opinion had it that It would
be dange1"OUl to ,redIct a doWDfall
of AltIce', ,overluDent on the
ba.la 01 the "down UIIder" e1ec
tiona. '., , '
Chief reason for Ws thiDkins
., wal that " the LabOr "parb' very
recentq had ,al;lle . 'to 8how
.Igna 01 subStantial gabU bI Brit
. ' am's IJpt to oveJ:come poverty.
'BIG'STICK:
Union
. everyone from bUSbOY
, to bureaucrat probably has, at one
time or another, dlscusseil the
of whether the tactics
ulled by some of the larger unions
-particular y' John , L. Lewis'
United Mlno Workers-In securing
' benefits for their members dO not
constitute a rponopoiy in restraint
of trade.
ON CAPITOL ' HILL that issue
bad been presented more forceful
Iy . than ever before when 10 sen
ators-seven Democrats and .three
to the senate
judiciary committee a report stat
ing that a bill forJ:!Iclding labor to
monopolize control of
would end the "usurpation arid
abuse of power" I.llch as currently
is belne demonstrated l1y Lewis'
three-dny work Vlee/( 1n the soft
coal mines. . .
The 10 senators members
of the senate banking committee,
whIch hlld been Lnvestiga.Ung the
problem ol the mIners' short work
week bilt which had no power to
take legislative action in that eco.
"nonilc area. ,
THE REPORT pOinted out that,
"11 t.b:is usurpation and abuse of
power to control ' production and
price Is tolerated bJ 'the congren.
Ita use will SPl'ea!l from
union to wuon, Indqltry. W
lndu.strY, . and the coogres. ,wi\1
never a,aIn reeaLn Ita own narrow
b circum.crlbed power to control
&be econolll1 of the Il8til?D con-
'.ut,ently with the, Constitution of
the United states."
SOY let
It has been evident for a long
time that Russia wants to ellml
nllte China's Nationalist ,overn
ment. both from the ChLnese and
InternatJonal scenes, and Is sparLng
no effort to achieve that end.
IN ADDITION to the military
pressure exertea by the Chinese
CommunJsts, the Soviets had turned
on the heat tD the United Nationp
in a contLnulng attempt to get the
Nationallst delegation dlsereqited
Iri . the security council. .
Lateat development alon, those
llJIes , came when 'Russia's Jacob
wratbfUlly stomped out of a
secqrity . council meeUne beCause
the other dele,atel would not kick
out the NationaUlt representation.
And, laid M.lik, be would not
return to the councU . ali ' long
the Natlooallah ilat .t the table.
W!tb' them present .'IVOU14
lie a p/ll'Odi. he asserted. And the
cblef NatiopaUst dele,ate, T. , F.,
TIllIn,. :who w presldin, 81 Jah
ua". cbalrman over tile first eQun
ell meelin, WI "ear, "reprtt.enta
nobOd"," Mallk concluded.
I,
U.S, BUI)GET:
No ,Balance
Mr. federal budeet for
'the fiscal year . tartlng Jul,y 1 was
not ,urprlslnlf. It was unb!llanced.
calling for the ,overnment to live
'more ' than bUllon
beyond Its Income during, the year
-if cODg.ress' doesnt pare fig.
ures. 01' gIve ' the Presldern ' the
"moderate" tax . hikes he has pro-
posed.
THE OVilRALL BUDGET t!glire
was 42 biillon. 439 thousimd dollars.
but Mr. Trum.aD declared .the pro
posed spending "vital to our secur-
ity . . . and to the welfare of our
people,"
As was to be expected. Mr. TrU'
inslst'ed the budget was one 'of
soundest prudence , 'and restrlant.
He angued that It was a nnan'c1!l1'l
expression the steps the govern
ment ought to now "to .build
toward economic growth and
expansion of human freedom in
our ;own country and In ' the
world."
. National defense continued to be
the biggest expense Ln the budget.
although ' expansively covered In
that Is the money belng spent In
' an, eflort to lnsure Europe against
any further spread of communism,
An' ironical t wist was , the fact
that while the U.S. is po.urlng
money into Great BrttaLn as a part.
ot that general effort. the British
tum' right around and give aid and
eomfort to' communism by formal-
ly recognizln,"tbe
AS F.OR TAX INCREASES, the
President was, ililent on' speclflc
' recom!Rendatlons. .Be did, bow-
ever, Indicate that. he would like an
earlier date for imposition of an
Increase in social' security taxes
'from one and one-half per cent to
two per cent on employers and
employees, The President apparent.
ly wanted that extra money to aid
a healthin.urance plan. which
congress seems to bave Uttle in
tentlon . of approvinl.
.,,, STUPIDITY REACHES NADIR
Soviets .Claim U.S. Col'lege Girls Spies
There .ppeared no end to the -anU-Sovlet spy ...Iork. \
abalUdi\1 to Moscow woult\ This spy work, the IIccuaation
10 In screaming to the world about went on, w.as to be performed In
!low it la being Imposed upon b, the CommWlilt'11omlnated COUD.
IowUfed. unprincipled aplea. The triel of Eaat Europe. A larae group
latelt freM1 of the Sovleta In th.1 of Smith girls are at the Hoter de
apbere WI. directed .t the Swill Rua.le. Itl:Idyin, in the center 01
braucb ot Bmfth coUe,e for women international affair,. The, are
at OeDe".. Accordln, to char,et chaperonecl by memb.r or the
tram MOscow, American glrlJ at coneae faculty and haft
... IC!boGl are being tor lmprealled no oat .lIe . . .....
THE MIAMI GA
FORJ'AOSA:
Many Tonks
The ndministr nlion was slandlng
pat on lis against U.S.
military Intervention In Formosa--
destined to be the next area CIt
conIllct In the Communists' drive to
'control the Far Enst.
Official U,S. at ti tude was tha,t
this country could do more to com
bat communism In' the . volotne
Orienl by extending 'economlc aid
to la nds still outside tile Red orbl.t
than it could by direct Intervent lolll
In the struggle.
AT THE SAME TJ ME. however"
the generalized term " economic
aid" was being employed as usual
to cove r a multitude of purposes.
A case In point was the news that
the Chinese Notionallsts had' pur-
cbased nearly 300 U.S. army tanks
ror shipment to Formosa. where
they would be used in the derens,e
against the Communists, ,
The military vehicles il'sted,
as surplus army equipment . and
the price tog was $1,000 per tank.
Similar t anlts, mlnus weapons. cos t
about $511.000 to build duri ng the
war.
ANOTHER element In t he para-
dox was that the Nationalists paid
for the tanks with money from
25mitll on-dollar kitty .which W8:9
provided the aid of Chilla 'by
I; ongr ess Illst year .
U.S. state department' . , stand
on the matter ,vas expressed bl7
Miebael McDermott, department
press officer, who lI ald, 1bat tht!
Chiilese Nationalist govemment
liad been spendIng the ald money
through its own purchasing agentll
and had bought whatever arma-
ments it Vlanted.
"WE STD..L r ecognize the Na
tionallst government of China and
would interpose no obJectlod' to, itll
exporting thili material from ,thin
country," he st!lted.
Altliough the destination of Oil!
tank shipment was not disclosed
officially, it was an open aecrelt
that,the cargo was bound, aboard II
Turklsb ship. 'for Chian, Kalsbek' lI
NaUonaUst government headquar
ters on Formosa.
FEDERAL OUTLAY:
GOP' Sharpens Knife
Even a. President Truman wall
calling for a 42-billion.plua
budget for the coming fiscal year,.
RepubUcan members of senate and
house were ilha.rpenlng pa .. fun
IaIIves In an. effort"to slash . !):r
the proposed expenditures.
crats, too, exprelSed mlsll".
Ings over the prospect l of
five bUllon 'Ired \nk," or den!!!t,
spendlD" '
(J9P HOUSE LEADER Martin
lerve!! DOtice that the ."Repub11 .
cans In coner .. 1 bav. nO
.cceptin, thia bud,et
work arut clay, If ' D,.eeslur,
to brin, it within the bOund.
capacity of the peopl,e to .. IlIY."
Slmllarly. the' GOP sen.t. le.d.
er, Wherry of Nebralka, termed
the . budget mellale "purely politi.
cal'" which ".ugar-coated" the red
ink ImpUcatlon .
Representative T.ber (8., 'N. Y.)
the m,ost violent In hIa attack
on the budget proposals. "We can.
not malntaiD our he
charged, "Ii we turn thJ. mone;'
over to the JOresldent and the so:;
cl,lilt who 'I!l'l'ound him.'"
s.aid he to, battI ..
for a balanced , budget. .
'THERE, WAS A
that the President might lie Iril
trouble on his, budget, ever
since the congress convened mem-
bers have been talkLng or econ,omy.
Answer Is 'No',
D.ean AcbelOn, U. 8\ aeore-
tal)' of sl.te, .r ... "e. 'or &be ,
WhIte HOUle eoDlereDce ' ..
whlch 1& . ".a decided th , the
Ualled 1!'oalil DOa IDter.
fere ID CldDe;e Commmn.ts
.1In. In Form.o... President
Truman .. Id tbIa ..,,,ernment
.,uj Dot provide IUIJ mUltafJ
defense or ...... ace Ie &be
tsIaIuJ.
PROGRESS:
D.eodorizecl
Rubber which ID
past have b,en anytJUnl but
tractive becaUse of their odor.
now lInell sweet, .t
after 1II0w .. , a. the
of development of new .eriH
odorants. -
Th. l E. du- PODt d.
eomp.II)', IIltroducla, the
.. Id th., rna, be UIIId .inal7
comblaatlcma added
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
Iso opes
MOle Uniform Toba cco
BOSTON. - Americans sCIon
mll y be smoking ciga rett es of
more uniform QUf1 lity because
a gro'.Ip (} t young sclentl sls here
h ilS developed 8 way ot hn rnes,
sing radlo"aclive ISotopes from
Ol\k Ridge, Tcnn.
The 111\' '11101"5 . tounders of
Tracerlnb, Inc., have perfeoted
II meaSUring known as
the 1Iet o Gauge whIch can de.-
IVlthl n 11\(e miUlonths of an
inch any variati on In, malerial.
In ciga rettes. for example. It'
can mel\sure a tra ctlon ot a
grllin ot toba cco, assuri ng unl-
lormity In pack.
W. S. Barbour. Jr . president
of the company. bel ievcs the
beta gau,ge is only' one sII,lP
toward more extensive use of '
ntomlc energy in precise Inqas-
urement. Coupled with a Brown
eleci ronic recording . Instru ment,
the devi ce cqo be used for mll -
terial conl.1:ol iii' mlinufacturing
paper. aluD:\Inum foil. asphalt
and rubber floor tile. cellophane,
Icot.ber. paper boord, textile
yarn. ti nplate ' and other similar
products.
This method of me,lSurement
in industri al Is said
to be superior to others espe.
clally where It I. Important .
that no phYli icat .. contact be
mode . with Uie material to. be
measured, the I8ld.
America's Kitchens
Of All-White Seem
Losing Out to Color
The aUwhlle ,may soon
join the bUiiY and ,asllght a
relic . of the according to a
J'ecent survey ?f hous.ekeepers
kitchen color tastes in the l\>Iid-
west.
Over 85 per cent of
polled by the color engineer How
ard Ketcham expressed preference
for colors other than wlUte. Gray
W88 most popular. Chosen by 15
per cent. Cream was -second, le-
lected by, 14 per , ceilt. Nine pel'
ceni picked . bluegreen, and' nine
per cent preferred yellow.
The modern housewJte, ,aided
by. psychological (actan 8ul!h 1111
color. of ber own chOesln, ' and'
work savers IUCh. 81 dlsh
washers, .eaay.toclea,.. clay We
walls, and automaUc dryer abolil.d
run her kitchen more efflcfently
and enjoy.bly than her mother and
,randmoth\lr, lay. Ketcham. rioted
de.IIDer ot indulttial producta anel
the new Str.tocniller .IrUner Ln-
ter.1on.
. Becenu" develoll'd bouathald
.Ida are bl, help to the
kitChen pllof, bufUfe
.. be works Ln can a180 Improve her
e1f.Iete.nCf. Color playa aD Impor
tant pan. In , cre.tln, that' .tmo.-
,phere, Ketcbam .ay.. Nowaday '
with kitohen equipment and build
ing material. in tUlI
the hoUiewlfe can have a Idtchen
in .111 COlor ,he wanta, For in
ataace. clay' tile, a leadLn, kitchen
WilD and noor coverin,. '11 now
avaOable In more than 200' Iba.de .
KIH,'''I In H.,tln& .Unlt
Chili Church Coil,ri,atlon
DETROIT.-The Oak Park Chrl
Uan chapel finally got the klttp.n.
out of the heaUne pipes and now'
th. cor,gregatlon assemble. with
certainty of mor'e comfort Iban had
previously been the case.
'For an entire the cQngrega
tlon had been shivering at ilie rilgHt
ly. because t here kit
tens In the pipes of the .heating sys
1em. TheRe ....: Jl!lI)'es B. Shllliow
teared that firing tlie turnll'ce migbt '
suffocate the imd""7well" that '
would De I1!lllleo,sant. ,
He and ' the congregation bad
learned that a -'white Angora cut
bad a litter of kittens in the heat
Ing duct of the newlybuilt church .
No one wos ,sure just bow many.
So when the weather became cold.
the cat and kittens became a real
problem. , '
. The'" mother. cat, ,and
two kittens finally were , lured ?0111,
But meowings from ,the' pipe' Indl
cated there were others, At last all
were out. appo.re!\t1)1. ', but one. It
relused . aU blandishments. "
An electiician heard about the
church'l problem and 'offered to
help. Hia te'chnique was 'simple. He
rattled a long wire ill sille the ducts .
The kitten akipped ,bout just
ahead of the wire and'-at i88t-
popped out IImong the pews.
1u.t to make slUe aU kitten. were
for. . t e1ecti:\c:I.n
.checked all the ducta with mirror.
f1la.:hUllht and .. lon, wire.
. J.III,m.t. , ..... TI
Kftlttlnl Wool W,arabl'l
OSHltOSBo WIS.--Harold Ham
Ita Is not on. to Ju.t lit around III
j.U with time hanelD, heavy on
his hand.. He h.n'l y.rn there In- '
.... d.
' 8ervlD' drunken drlvln, term
UDder ... peclal act, H.rnitz bllaU .. .
ti.ck to the Winnebago J.n
.ach Dl'ht to go on with his IIntt-
uu. __ . _
Mrs. Gnce Cooper, the JaU ma
buellt the " 81 1 .... ' old
pttakollb man the of 1cDlt-
purUn, alter be ltariled
Young Tom wa's t he picture of
utter dej ec tion. "My turned
me down." he explained , to a
fri end, "Now 1 have nothmg t o
live for . I may as well cut my
throat ,"
" Now. now, wai t a whil e," said
his friend placatingly, " don' t lose
your h,ead."
Mr. J ones squinted Into t he liv-
Jng r oom whe re his daughter 's
young man was com!ortab ly en
sconced in Uie mos t luxur ious
chair in the house : He frowned and
turned t o his wife .
' ''Ye Gods." ' he ' grunted, "why
doesd.' t' she marry him a nd get"
l1im out' of my easy chair? "
"Now, now, dad," she !'cmlnded
him, "YOU wer e young once your
s elf, you know. "
Thursday, .January 26, '1950
Three yea r s had passed si1'1ce
the honeymooners had descended
from their lolly pedestal a nd ap-
parently lheir puppy Jove had
matur ed,
"You don't love me any more ,"
s he sobbed. You usod to be so nice
to me, now you"re always bar king
and ' growling."
"What do you expect?" he de-
manaed. "You've always got rrie
In the doghouse."
In .h.
Heart of
CINCINNATI
OHIO ... .
400 FINE ROOMS
fromS250
etmprle
The anat' textile mil1I of real bless In, to IIIL 1 ha.... IlIOn
' Carolina. are boominc .,.In .ppetlte and eat wh.t I want to. J
workin, ' da, and nl,ht feel better than 1 ha" in a lona
tum out the ... tlon'a flnllt mite- time." ,
riala, and HAD",COL ill ita 1Ir. Barnhardt alld JIn.. Poole Wlft
part to keep fo11ta on th. Job. both suIterin, 'from a laek of B
Man textile workere have flo Vitamins the Minerala wblcb
th contains. '
e come. to ,"OU In llquiCl , fprm, eUlly
COL with assimilated Iq the blood etream 10
Impo)'.tant, that It,can 'go to work right .way
k
< . A, Jack of ollly a Imall aq)ount of
wor en; young B", Vitamins and eertal.. lnineral':
. by the great Cannon
napoli', N. C
u
and a' will ciause digestive diaturb.ncea .
Inc at 'mill in Your toad ) wlll '
.nearby, Sallibury. not ia g r Ii Ii with
N. C;)., . 'i
h
ou .. : . You Will
told how an up. e t
CQL had helped stomach .. You
keep them on the will suffer from
heartburn. Ir. I
W. pai'ns 'and, your
hardt, Route 8, food will sour
Box ' 343, Kan- your stomllch
Ii N C I
,you will
nnpo S, . ., ! 'lible to ' eat
ao years' old , and t hings you like .....L .. 1ill.X'O'
the , '
of two chlldrC}n. for fear of'11eing Mr .
l1il in the Oannon Mills edlls in misery altenvardl. Many pCopl,
ror a gi'ent deal of' up al so suIfer. const ipation. And
'.'1 ho"' been ill for severol years," while t hese symptoms b1ay tile
I" rcsults of causes, they
said Mr. Barnhardt as he. explained aurely and certainly the signa of
how cl ose he came to hAving to give lack of B and Minc1'llls
up hi. work. "I sJlffered with a weak which HADACOL contains. And if
s tomach. It became worse and worse suifer from" such a defi elenllY
wit h gasp-ie! dist.ut hances. I thcI'e is no known cure
eQuid not hold foOd and no admin istration of ' t he
witb me. ; 1 eouid not , ins. . "and minerals whiCh y,otir
alid ' I be.c{l:ine, so sick system "
my legs got weak as I \'forked :,I't, is easy to undcrstllllu. th ... e.-
the mill each day,." , fore, why \:ountless thousan'ds b'ave
Mr. B"rnhnrdt; like 80 many BU!- been benefited, by this amozinl!
eren. had, tried many preparat ions tonic, HADACO:L. " ...
. vit hout rel ief, when lie bellrd IIbout SII it matters D<l t Jio", : old yoU are
ADA COL.. '. or who you are . : . it mllfter. not
" Alter ' the eecond bottle' .of where YOII live or if you have trlcld
fl ADACOL, I began to feel bettar all the mcdicines under the Bun, give
.' regain the weight I had lost;" wonderful preparlltion
aid Mr. Barnhardt. ':My digest ion ,a .trial.', Don't go on 8uffering
lJecame not;1lla) agaip alld I .ani continue to leaa . ' miserable '
fl a' well a. ever. H'y legs no longer life. perrona who have IUf . .
. otper .. J eat and !lnjoy lilY folia. tered and waited for 10 to 20 yean
r .leep", well. and m.;"e. ' plent, of or even long!ll', are now to live
'nergy,' .' happy, eomfortable lIvea
M,. Bamhardi"' hal taken HADACOL auppJled tbe ntBmiD,
iottles of HADACOJ,. and Ind mineral. whiol! th",. ' .Y.tems
ha famotl.' vitamIn ' and needed. Ba fair to yourself. Tempa.
reparation to help atay weU.' 'rary relief la not enough for roD
aa had hill wife take it with won. Give IiADACOL a trial!
tlerfal resalta .nd has reeommendad 1nlll,t on tb. cenlline HkDACOL
it to hI. friends bl lb. mill. . Dcn't be mlalecl. AC!CIpt IUbifi.
, lin. MasCia H. Pool., 1&08 Caro- tute. ' ,
line Avenue, in Salf.bul7, N, 0.. had Sold at all leadln, drU, ltorea.
become 10 IU th.t Ihe wU fcireed to . Ite onl, ,1.2&, .. n
rift up her work, but .oon after monel, bllJ th. larre famil, ,aad
hearln, the wonderful ne.. .bout hospital
l
llze, onl,. $8.&0. 11 lOur
. drugg at doe. Dot hamll. HADACOL.
HADACOI., aha wal baCk Cln the Job order direct trom tb. LeBlanc Cor-
and ha. been doln, m1l ....... IInce. )IOratloll, Lata)'ette. La., and wbaa
"I wal' tired, we.k aDd n."oua," tbe POStman ,OI,W packap
IBid Mrs. PooIL luffend hldl. jUlt paJ the amount plus th. e.o.d
rreltlon .nd rood didn't arret P::-:U tf witlltb.
'ilL I allO bad beadach-. After talC. 11
In, fl batUea ot 1 felt
I(OOd IIId WII bactc 011 the ttif eli
d: 1.
-
Thuzsday, January 26, 1950
BeeCl'lse of the push.
b' Hem "magic" he ell\-
pbys on the farm" on
AlaJOlllp boy is being
ha:lell as 0 sort of 16-
year-old combination ot
II urbank, Bromfield ', and
He is Johnn)l
. Clyde Williams of Fay-
ette, whose in
put tin g electricity to
work on the form has won
him one ,of . silt Westing.
house 1naticinal awards in
the 4-H better methods
electric contest s p 0 n -
$oreel , by the 'company.
In photo at right, Johnny
is shown with his two
registered Jersey c,o w s
which have won him 19'
ribbons if, district cattl.
shows. .
A c;ritical stqp in the
processing of
bultis (right). is ' handled
neatly here by Johnny's
ingenjqus device. Bulbs
drop down fbe vertical
chute and at ' the sam.
time a r. sprayed with
DDT
them from plant pests.
, The bulbs. are counted
automaticeilly as the y
d r 0 p down, then .,are
. tossed onto ,0 conveyor.
Johnny built the machine
at a cost of about $46.
The motor is portable
and has many uses.
Johnny is s h 0 ;w n
above installing' a ,new,
' three-wire electric ser:w ..
ic. entrance as a ,part 0'
installation 0* new cir-
cuits in his hom. to make
' sure the neeCIl of all ;
home appliances would .,
be met. H.e built his own
,electric fan. At right, the
, Alabama y 0 II n 9 s t e r
'builds .a $(al mallei ,
PT 19 pleine.
HIS: moClel workshop. is a
roo", in the barn wb.r. ' '.
" h. repairs electric mo
tors and any other equip-
ment_ '
New -York Fanners
Hit -The Jackpot'
New Device Determines
Good Soil Management
Wh.t a NejN York farmer gets
these days wlien he "hits the jack.
pot" might not be dimes quart-
ers, but it may be increa:sed crop
;yIelds in the years ahead.
Or, as the saying goes Ithaca.
ComeU'1I . two versa tile soil conse.r-
vatlonists have "done it again."
Hugh Wilson and Harry Kerr of
tlie ltate extension staff h:lve come
up with another "gadget" to demo
onstrate the value ' of ftood soU
management.
That's where the jackpot comeS
in. Their latest contribution has
been dubbed .the "one-armed ban-
dit" because it looks like, a cross
between a Slot-machine and a rou
'lette wheel. But ' it has proved an
Bacb WUson, left, amrd ,Bar",
Kerr, orIginators or CorneD'a
"ODe-armed bandit,", stand be-
fore the device dlsc.us,slne im
provemenls.
eHective teaching devf. ce to let
farmers know If their crop prac-
tices Brc robbing the soil.
The "bandit" Is , in 'two parts:
one. a chan which deter mines lanj
' use capabili ty (LUQ) and the other,
an analY2rQr consisti ng CIt [our can
centric circles. It can SEt up a pos
sible 768 combinations o,nd a flasb
ing grecn. yellow or red Ught Indi-
cates wh!lther or 'Dot , ti,l'vorable soil
boJonce is being maintll ined.
But that' s the' last step. First., the
' land use cnpabiJJty must be estab
It is based on these physical
cha1;lIcteristlcs of the land: slope,
length of i nternlll drainage,
texture', erosion and humus. Values
mathematicaUy born
characteristics o,re ass .
to' IIlIdes v';.rying sl2:es which fit
into the LUC chart. The color and
number which the sbc slides reach
IIhoW the land use hlpabiJity for
the ' ,
COWS Infested With Lice
Give POOl Milk Output '.
COWl with lice make lousy per,
formance records. says' T. .H.
Parks, ex1enslon entc.mologlst at
9hlo state university . Since lice
often abundant on cattle dur
the' Winter aDd spring when the
I',\GE THREE
NEEDLECRl\FT PIHHr.r s
Birds and on Pinafore
wcll !IS pretty. Easy to make.
,Mothe rl
. . ..
Plnu(q,rc Pott er n 11G: lr nns fer ,
C,h J l l. Sif.t!!J 2. , .1, O. Se n d 20 cen ls In
col n
b
,Y our na me. address nod
nu,,", er 10
BLUEBIRDS and flowers! Such
a happy motif to embroider
on this pinafore I She can wear It
as a 'sundress too, practical as
FIRST 'AID to the
AILING HOUSE
by ROGER C.
Dividing A Lar,e Room
QUESTION: We have a large
spare b.edroom that we would like
to divide so that we can make
another room out of ii. There are
only two windows.. We have'
thou ght of large Venetian blinds
and also heavy dra pes OD a long
rod. Do you have any other idea?
I want to avoid expense and mess
and dirt.
ANSWER: It all depends on how
much ' privacy you want . ' You
wouid not get muck) privacy with
a Venetian blind or draper Ies . I
beHeve you wouJd find it more
practical to put up studding on
which you can nail up a wallboard.
Fot: ventilation in the summer-
time, you: cou)d have some of the.
panels movable, so that if desired,
they cpn be 'taken out tor better
ciroulation of air. You may need
to put in anotb,er window or two.
p'Janning for .the Futu;e?
Buy U.S. Savi'ngs Bonds!
Sewln&, De".,
", O. n os 1\1 If), Chhul C' . MO, III . or
P. O . . Onx: 102. Old OhC'll sifO\ StattoD.
Ne w York I'. N. Y.
Encloso 20 ce nts for DlIUern.
.......... .
Name ,
Addres .
Good "I';ye Memory"
Australian aborigines, whose
cultural status Is perhaps the
worl\i' s lowest. can draw fairly
reliable sketch map s ' in sand.
Their "eye makes Ulem
good ' geographers.
",
NEW
All-IRAI MUFFINS
WITH RAISINS
No cre'amtngl ND egg-beating I J_
olle eMY atJ.rrtng when you make theae
c1eUciouamulfinIJ I
1 cup % f.e!\Spoon sal'
Kellogg'. ... cup suaar
All-Bran 1 egg
cup milk :3 tableepOOIll
1 cup 8lfted . 10ft
, llour ahort.en1IJc
:II % teaspoons 'is cup
Dalting rnla1ha
1. Comb,lne All-Bran and milk ID
mJxlng bowl; ,
2. SlIt flour. baklog powder, salt into
bowl. Add 8UglU'. egg, shorten-
lng.ra.Jsln.s. StlronllluntU c07nblned.
3. PlU creased muJlln p!).ns % full.
Bo.ke in preheated moderately hot
oven (40Q"F.) about 25 minutes.
Yield: 9, medium muttlns,2% .
4lcbes across.
MAllY .NEVER
SUSPECT CIUSE
,DF BACKACHES
J. long, he recommends treat-
Aa _ pt oIdeo, ItnI!II aDd Itraln. on'"
ing the. animals for lice as soon 8S
. urtI ..... el_Iv;, .molda. or .xpoooute to
possible. . '
:014 eomeUmn alO\fll 010_ kldaey fUDt>
,
'JOD. Thla may had maD3' folks to eom-
Either rotenone or DDT is
r.laln of .DI,eb., backache. J_ of pep aDel.
effecUve' If. rotenone is
lItJV. Ii.ad.ch ... aDd cUDlD-' GetUDC
use'd. two treatments, 15 days
"P nlpta frequeat ... may raulL
' rom mlDor bladel .. Imtatlo ... due to cold.
apart, are necessary. Olily one
or dietary ,illdlaereUo ....
thorough \!:,eatment With DDT Is
If YOIU' dla<!omrorta are due to th_
required. .
<:au-, dOD'C wait, tr)' Dou. P11JlI mUiI
Parka stat-s that cattle with lice
elhlretlc:. UIIOd "",,_fJ!ll7 b, mlmo ... for

over 1i0 yea ... WhO. ,IIetIe IYJDptoma ....,
wJU not make 8atjsl:actory
OrUlD otherwiM oecur. W. lUIlUln, how
in wellht, or If being milked. \\
mani Urn .. DoaD. , pn happy ' .. llof-
not . m,alntaln a ateadv, milk now.
help tbe 15 mil .. of kldnell' .tu,,"- aqel rule ..

ftuab alit waat.e. Get DOaD. PIU. todll7J
Sympt,9m. of lice InclUde rough
D P
and coarse and. sometimes.
0 A II'S ILL S
. hairless plI,tch.es on the
"
neck and body caused I;ly the ani.
mal rubbing the' lrrUaied area.
Tbe ciba.mploD carload
101 or ,Jill" Ibe Inter-
national Livestock Sbow in Chl-
caro waa owued' bJ u.year old
Stanle), K. 8wln, (OIlmlLD, Iowa.
who .. mown "lib &he winners ..
I, hid 10 be the ;yoan,es"
winner of. Ute cluoloaa cham-
ploDllbip In the blalol7 .. the
tJlr MO". The bora ate pure-
bred Berkllhlre.;
Insects. Insecticides
I
Team Up on 'Bad' Bugs
According to m.n' Iclentlstl,
certain .inlecta bep,eflclal to man .
. In that the, pre;y harmful bUill,
may be expected to team with
newer .ad In
controlllD. tbue armfuL bup.
'l'b.e)' telf'how inle'1 eldal spraying
Idlled tile "friendb' bup aa weD
II otben m No Dakota. and
that ... tor
lime to pNdatora of
tie up. I
PAIN CLUBS you Wmf
.'
.,
Tfll'RBTlAY, JANUAnr 26, 1950
TltE M tAMI GAZETTE OHIO
The Miami Gazette
Eatabllahed 1850
Published eVery ThurlidllY morn
Ing at \Vaynfi8vUle, Wa.rren Co
unty, Ohio. '
Edna H. Conover .. ,', Puhllsher
'red Conover ".,.,' . ," E;dllor
SLI}' lng tbllt \\"0 ought t il gllt ,
do ' tor anti OltO Hotrmfln 8I1yl ll'-:.
" one Is worl'yltl j; nbmll
the POOl' mUle but som one oug ht
to wOrl'y about (be pom' nllit'k::
n n ( wil s SUlliRhE'd IInl1
tiL hood mort! 0 1' less dent cl in
hUl th 1)0 l' Du l l l k sUIl "1111' a 'lId
we found tll o 11001' 1111111' <'o11 !d
s li lt wlllk Il1ld ao We liturled orr
1\1111. I II Ilel' h Oll,le lin" t it '''\' Im )'
ul' l h 1J\llc'k c1l'oVO nff 'Iowanl
lJHytOIl .
iii be,tlilllling 0 'dear ofC II
IIlld 1 hOll we 'In' golll ;; 11)
of the 10\' ' \'
hud l alH "'N'I, , II
. IIl1\1.'unlly nl rl' [ UI ' tids t iD!'
or yenr , warm 11\ Ihe' ,lnY1lm \Jlt l
('olt! Hl niglll n1wos t 1111 811(;11"
l ...
r ed (IS second elMS ma.tter I' ubllcrlpLion Rato: $1.50 p r yeal
at the postorrlce at Waynesville, III Oh io Kenlu ky, and ' fndllmn.
Ohio. 2.00 c lsewh(1r

Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
By D. J. Frazier
. JllnUary 201, 19GO. n n ln! Mud!
A(or mud! Wa te r (,'I',V
\vhere ex ep,t In the ('ISlei'll . MUll l
be aooth r leak In L!J lll, bccllus it
s as though a n ight of I'ain
like' Inll t sllould put mOl'e
water than It dl<i, ,unl ess I t Is I n
kIng out nimost us fAst as it onleA
in Howevel', it pumps pow, s o
w can SODlB l lac of It b fdl' !)
It ', I s ull gon _
Here it II! U IV ok since 1 got
llome And s uch U W 1:' 1<, jl1st It
typl cai week down on the F ar m ,
Ttl sday about ' IgII !. ,,'
clock s ome one t:alle t'l U8 up to
soy fhat J ellnette, our li tt le oltl
mule, had b en hit by It car Ollt
" got her humll and t l' i , II to
banng liP her 'Ieg but th re
a big f l a,p o( skin bunging dowp
lhat .wouldn't stay In
som t hing olse ba d to b don , II
WIIS ' 1llIe nnd dark. and foggy so
\ t1id ll.{ 0011 Llle doctor bo t. I
li lld sOllie nDO aome
lie dl 8 so we Kewcd it up j ust
like n lenl' in ' nn ol d over all. \\ 0
' t hought fiJI was' probabl y ,,'OlnS
I b die III!Y\\' ny but when rooming
(':1.11';1 thero sbe was still stumlin g
lip eutlug hay llnd she sUll Is out
" '<l Iking around. \\le hall bOll l)r
l UCk tbo" the l hc il'
l)rctty .llhl e I' I<lIng horse WO R bi t
by tl. car out on J ne rQail nOll lli Oll
Hit by a ' drlv r wllo was drlyhl l':
withuut n drlver 's lIeens (!II
10;LSt , so I 11 IIrd) ; ' Til
'\\IbUhl be saJer If S\I 11 peopl fl
r:ould be kept orl tbo un Lil
t hey 'were properly trai ned anti
Imtl th eir licenses. 'J'ber . shad I tl
be Il stilI pellaltr fOI' :lnyone
f ound dri Ving without II. lie nse,
wen t II 1' , 'I'bi s I III th.:!
JlIllllUl'y lll i,w. '\'111' ill th"
lIasf ure l !loki< Ilull (> J:: Hw n . lUlll \h ..
1;" 011 '1\1 is' Ho !' l und lUuddy, I,
IO(lks liS Ih 11gb must of_ lhe (ros l
W UH ou l of lh g rollllll.
" lrnday t \\'e IUI.lI 0111' fl1l1l
1Il ,tiug In st, Mary's new parl s).
b use, I t Isn' l nnti rel y finished yet
bUl we hud 0111' annulil
me lUng wllh a POL luok I>Ul'P l'
and tlucb 1L NUIlpel'! Mal' goorl
things tbal twl 0 as JUauy Jleoph
11 od('d lo eat .. Every thlug frullI a
gr lilL roaster f ull of roast beet,
(t lin Los Lel' Kenrlcks- out oil High.
wa)' 4 bad just butohered) HlIIl
mesLt 101lf und chicken thrOUg h nl!
SOl'ts of casserol es and salaa dulVn
to wonu I'lul big cakes nnd pies,
hU \ ....nsbed down with coffee matl e
on the ne w stove, It Is so pre . I Y
li nd weli thAt 1 am Sill'
it will be .a llopulnl' i:neeLing pLacFl
fol' not only the parish ' but for tbe
peo;ple of t be commllnlty,
MRS. WALTER KENRICK
A number oC fr l nds fr om 11 I'e
,attended the fUll. r ll. l of FrlLllil
Duke, l al e of Spring Valley, In
' VaynesvUle on sclny
noon.
-.Mr . and Mrs, D\lnlOl
vi81ted 011 Wetlnesduy, \.lIe 101'111'
1"6 !lis l el'. Mrs . Mahl u Dln'wl dd le.
i s i I a\ Ill' home In Dayton.
on Ute highway and was up at t.he Then liS It all tbat was no!. n
(lorn r, so I called n helpel' :mll (lugh tbe turnnce grate brok :lnrl
IV went 1(1) t o fl ce what iL \I' ns fell out cold dllY and wh n I
llb(JIII. 1'ltey ha-d llle pOOl' lit 'Went alit to turn my nr oround
t1 olrl mUle tied plLel" or lhe !.av- John Iltl d llle trll ck 011t HI TC ltnll
ern anLl ]11111 a dozen men were he moved, out of the Wjly \ 0 let
looltlng; ]101' over . Til 1' 0 \vas 1\ me I la !!!! and tu rn aronnd II lIil
grelLt gash In her and UHOUlSI' when] was right bnck of lhe
on ber side, The woman whos truck he thought I was out of the Mrs, Ralpb Hammond ent 1"
car had Illt her wlis worrlng nnd and baell erl right Into' me and put taltled the LyU\l /l.r d iub a t bel'
LAND BANK LOANS
ON FARMS
a den t in the hood of .my ar. hOUl al l . venlng.
The IsLern has a leak In Il lIu:l
the 'yel low n gOL stepped on
up ut tbe, barn and killed, .Flv(l
hens died of lImber' neell and j her e
"\\'.18 a fox out b hind the ht.' k n
!luuse yesl rda'y,
\' nnd Mr s ctll F\ll'fIus,
Mi ss !\fary Drown, Imd Mr ' ann
iltr ' Walter K 1II'lck nttendei!'
tbe His toricAl Soc iety moetl ng . Ul
L bano)) . 1,Oll dny oven ing.
METHODIST CHURCH
It. u, 'ol ... mnn, 1\1 Inl st r
Church Sclloo\' 9:30 A.M" Mr,
lIClroltl Ear nbal't, Supt.
Worahlll Sel'vic, A,M,
'YOlllb FelowsbLlp, Sunrlay. 6:30
P.1>r.
FERRY CH URCH OF CHRIST
DYl'on al'ver, MJnlster
Bible SchOol, 9:Sf,l A,M,
Morning Wors hIp, 10:30 A.M.
Prayer Meeting, 7:00 P.M.
Young People's Meetln.g, 7: 00
EV'lIlng Sf) rvloes, 7 :30 P. M.
WAYNE'SVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRI ST ' .
AI. It Corfey. Minister
Dible ::lchOOI, 9: 30 A.M.
Mo rning Worship, 10:30 .A,M,
Y OUIlIi' Peopl es' Me tIng, 6: 45
P.M.
Evening Service, 7 :30 P.M.
J'I'!i.y r !lIeeling nnd Dible Study
Wednesday. 8 P;M.
MT. HOL LY MET HODI ST
'I;. !II. scare, Mini s ter
Sunday Sehool, 9 ::1 0 A,M.,
A. Earn\.lIlrt, Supt,
. ol'shlp ervlce, 10 : 30 .A.M.
Evenln'l; Service, 7:30 P.M.
E,
LYTL E METHODI ST CHURCH
H. I; . lllLlIghn, Pall Lnr
IIUII'Ii Service, 9: a, m.
ST. M AR'V'S EPJSCOPAL .
Sa lllue l N, K y.s, Rector
1\1ot'lllllg Wors hlll: .10: au A,M.
' UTIC'A E.U. B. CHURCH
W i\I ltun Sbannon, MlnisLer
SUlLdllY School. 9: ao .\ .M" Mrs.
Gllrrl son, Supt.
PI'eaehlng, 1st. anO ilrd. Sur.'
,dlLYs or enut. montb, 10 : 30 A,M,
EVllll llI g Sllrv]ces, '7 :30 P,M.
ST, AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Fatber R. }{rumllollz. Pastor
8 und 10 A.M,
CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
,ea Pnrt\ngton; Minister
Worsblp Service. 10 A.M.
Sunday Sohool, 11 A ,M.
WAYNESVI LLE FRI ENDS
First Day Scbool. 9:3U A.M.
Al e ling tor Wors blp, '10:30 A.M.
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Sell that plec. of farm , machln.
ery you no longor n'te.d 1/Vlth a Ga
zette cla8alfled ad,
IlUII Vi nton Caltlw(l ll :l ncl har ies 3:30 P.M. on V. tlnel!Oay , Feb, l.
Torde r of Wallon. I{y. \ r a Ilill Al tho hurch .
n I' b'll fi t s Friday of M l' nlL(1 A Sil O 1111 realUl' e on the , l'I'l'
Mrs \\' Illt er K ' nI'l k . .
grllm will be pietul' s s hown on
.Mr lind Mra . Therle Jone the subject ot " Worn n Advun cd
ell\. I' talncd Ihe ' ''M r . lLnl\ Mrs" fOI ' br ili t nnd Hi s hm'oh ," by
class or I he Lytl . Sun hLY bl'huOI MI' II C A , utlel', .,res illent nr
to 1\ dJVel' d .li s h dinner III lhf' iT lhe W C oC tbe OilYton Dlstrlot , ,
hotue undllY evening, Ther wer(, 11's . ,CI11vln Longacre hr pro
a2 p re!!ent. g"um leade r. ' and a IDlsslonnry
g9Jn \\illl be given by Mrs , tJrn
ell t Harllln, Mra. DOllulil Baird
wltl be h sless, assisted by Mrs.
Oliy, Burroughs and Mrs ,
Woller
MI' , !\nil Ml's Le'J n Snllsbury
of Wl\shlngton C. n. Il na [ ro
N tUe l;byIl' 1 k dlned :tt ttl Oold .
en Lamb, SundllY and
In the aHemoo" called on thel I'
oQuslna, I' nnll ,M I'S ThoTnILS
While Ilt Belmont ,
1,1' lind Mrs Walt r K.enr} ' I,
visited Mrs Be ll Rnd ch\ \I -
gllter!.l III Onyt on S\mday aft r
I;l!n;ne EVI.I's hilS be n qu ltl!
Iii k the past weeK, n. victim or
meaacls,
NOT\,CE OF' APPOINT MENT
t fmS assure nt They nre goillg to IillvO II [0
, drive tll.rough \) r a ' . .
hope they get tb m. JollD sayq
there at Ii Jot or dens over al onE(
tit old track bul .. II '1
Know Js that ' we Jose nW[\ll
lot ot poultry nOll every once lu
a wWle aome Olle SOCS a fos so
MIAS ,lIr n or lnn FUI' llns or noon.
Admi nistrator
bJ. lilt or Mary E, ,' 'mltll,
abilitY:
4% wi ll save yO umon y.
. REFINANCING - BUYI
IMPROVING
thro\lgh
Lebanon N.F .L.A.
.
5, Old Bank BUild.ing
p,hone '448
,
Cold Weather Is on The Way!
Qur Coal Supply Is
, 'Limited - Take ,Care
()f
.
'Waynesville Far.mers Exchange
\01::10' '01::::10
'''CAN I' eu, ,THE COST'
OF MY AUTO INSURANCE'?"
If you' re a select risk driver you can quality for
economi cal protection with Farm Bu;eau
Insura nce Co" Ohio.
'e Select risk company , ,
... . t Automatic.renewals "'r
Owned by policyholders
.Fill out ond mall this coupor. Ther.'. no obligation
. ------------------------------
OHI O
R, W, BRADDOCK
Genll.men.
PI. ale quote rates on mv car.
Mlik ____ Yea, ___ Bodv Tvpo' ___ Mod. LI---
,
"'v pr ... nt Inl uranc. u pl,., (dat.I __________ _
My Nom.
AddN U ______________________________________

Lakewood ti P nl tbe W okenu \\IiL'!
h I: PIli ' iltS, MI' unci 'th
F\Lr'I1M OJ) Soulll i Row r om.l . .
thnt I bope dr l ye them l ho
right direction 80 Ih'at tbey can
get them and tbat we Won'r
I.ose all ou'" 'yo\lng turkeys Lill
year.
Mr, and Mrs, y
and th 11' guesl, Miss ' arnh 'Bur
net of DaytOn n ltended the Gold
e n W ddlng ' anniver sary or Mr
Bnd 1\11'8 . HIII'I Hal'Vo>, at L blLn-
on Sunday afternoon,
Kenn t h , Caldwl!!ll flnd
cl)lIdrel'!, Tbehlln lulre, r.ferri1l
. A NEIGHBORLY
. DO YOU 'LIKE FRIENDLY SERVICE?
As your n .ighborh90d serviceman, you will find
, us not .only j' iendly but. genuinely interested in
ing that your car is g;veri the best possible service so
ieu last!
EDjoy A Frieadbr ServIce!
DRIVE IN SC?ON - LET'S GET ACQUAIN1'ED
Hasti,nga' Gat age
NORTH STREET, WAYNESVILLE, OHIO

, , THURSD.a, y . JANU.ARY 26, 1950
'l'om M ocabee Jarge farm Auction. Located 1. mlle south
Deavertow!l. ,Ohio, on Marshall ' Rond, At 10 A.M:.
, SA::r URDAY, JANUAf,I'Y 28, 1950 .
OIl Ie;r and Anderson on Sheehan ltnad; 4- miles. BO'ltbweijt ol'.
CenLervllJe. 14 Mad Reg, Drown ,$WtEIS CO\VS, 10 Illiad Heifers , Cpm-
pl ete farm Alletion. ' .
. WEDNESDAY F EBIRUA RY 1. 1950
Webb and 3 ' mUes of Fl!-rmel'sville.. O,hlo on
Farmersville 'noll West Garollton 63 head Reg. 22
gl'llde Guel'llseys, farm ete.
SATURDAY, 4, 1950.
Coml'J.ete Farm AllcUon at 10 A : !'vi . Located 1 mil e W!lsl of
,.,Late 4, 1 pine" easl '0[ . FannelrsvUle, O)tJo.
, F RIDA Y, I7BRUARY 3. 1950
110usoUoltl stll'eet, Miamisburg, Ohio,
SATU RDAY, FEBRlIARY , 11, 1950
, nild Woo.os, 2' mUes south or .Centervllle, nt 11 A,M,
TO GET T.H.E I-tIGHES,T DOLliAR ON SALE DAY CALL:
F. T. MARTIN or C . E . Itl ESAN, ' Auctl otleera
CommerCial Bldg., Dayton ' ( AD B6!ii)
<
Centerville 7021
ROOMS
,. f 1'1' I
, by
ARTIST STANFC:>RD BOGAN
$5.00 up
1...0 ver ,vall s of a.ny room can be hand refinished
quickly by method - beautiftJllIy decorated for as little!
as ' $5,oo,
PLASTIC TILE
PLASTIC
Scenery In Plastic: or ... .1
Very Bat
Let Me Give You My Low
'STANFORD BOGAN,
L YTL E WSCS T O MEET
A T CHURCH .FEB. 1
The WSCS of Lyt-I c hur !J'
will hold tbelr ne:ot t 1110 ling d
J.) 'easell.
Noti ce Is lIer liy given that Nino
E, 't, J'ohn ",vllose POl\ t m eo
Addr 'ss Is WaynesvllI, hlo
been duly nlJIJoll1tod 116 Aclminl s
tratrlx or th Eslate IIi Mary E. '
mlt,l lat 01' War I II Coumy,
Obi , II. censed,
Dntot! thi s 7lh dny of Jnnll.I\r ,
1950.
RALPII H. AREY
J udgf) 'of the t'mbllte lJOU\' t
Warren County, Ohio
Donald DllaLUsh,
Publis hed Jlln. 12, 19, 26
NOTICE OF f.PPOINT MENT
Adminlatrat o ..
restal.e Df Fl OI'll 13errrh Ill, DCI:
ased.
Nolie.. Is glvpn
Oharlell J, Wa!{gonf'r Posl
O((l oc Addre!l8 III l.ohllllO", Ohio, '
has been d\lly tll)noillletl HII All ,
mlrlatl'l\l(l!' WWA !Ir t he EJalate
or li'lorn IJe,rl'yhllt latr. of WILY'
nerw ll le, WHITon OUllty, Ohi o
!I'e' IlSlld. '
DnteU .I1l111 11th lillY of JUllUUl'Y,
1950. .
llAL ....H H. CAAI!:Y
of the Probl\tc Court
\Van n Oll II I)" Ohio
Stnnl9Y nnd Stan I y, AUorneYtI
Published ,lUll. H), 26. Feb. 2, '1950
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THtmBDAY, JANUARY 26, 1950
By JANE FITE
Mrs, Ethel Stump dellal't d from
Cincinnati by Ilus Sunday morn-
Ing tor Ft. L'nudel'daye, Il' Lorlda
wbere she will lJ I be 1I0useguest
. or Mr. and Mrs. W. P. ?,1cUar-
r eno
Mrs ., HeleJ! Rundall Rill 1I0ld
many of her h'ouJlehold gooda at
public auction Saturday afternoon,
severe cold, Is mach Improved
and' able to be out agnln. ,
Mr . W, .t' , McCarren hlu reo
turned to the vlllage on a brl r
trip from hi s wInter
home In Ft . Laudcrdule, Fla .
Mrs. Osee M-rs . Luul'a
Shldaller, Mrs , A , S . Collett and
her Bon, M t' . . Robert Collett, were
amollg Hie persons of lhls vacln'
tty Who_ attended open house Sun-
day at the home of Mr. !lnd M,rs.
Harl Hllrvoy In Lebanon wbo
were' celebrqt.ing their Goldel}.
We'ddlng anniversary. .
She and Mr. Hill haVe sold tbell' Mrs. J. , P. Thornbury enter-
home OIl Main st. to Mr. and
tal ned the Mlsslonnry Circle Itt
Mrs . Ralpb Nil and are moving tbe parsonage Wednesday. 1\lrs .
. to Mt. Healthy . A . S. ' Collett was In charge of
Miss Mary Moore a nd I Mr . the devotions and Mrs . Helen
Wl l\1am Mar:t1: of ]:)lI.yton were ' R. Hilt conduete(! the
guests Satul'd'ay evening or Miss
Mo.ore's mothor, Mrs, M1I11e ' Mo.
ore,
-- Mrs . A. IS : Collett was hoste!lij
to t he Adult Bible Class or Jon-
ah's RUn CliUroh ' TU\Ulday even-
ing, Rev . J. P. Thombury con-
ducted iho devotions and MlS.
Howard Collett and Mrs . Thol'D-,
bury were program leaders,
The Community Helpers lleld
their monthly poi luck dinner
Tuesday evenlng which . com pH.
members having bl,thdays
during the month.
W. C. Drown, naymond' Ed-
wards, and Gall Gordan attended
the Masoinc lJispeCtiOn dinner at
Lebanon Thursday evening, .
THE MIAMI GAZETTE.
A Sel'Ie8 or weekly meetlng6 , Tile
sponsored by tbe WSC::. eegnn PTA Wltli
, itorlum Wed eVening
MondllY evening at thl' bome of Rill' r.' p I It' f
.1!< . "I't ng 011, p31ltor 0
MIs . H . , . TU<l;kel. Mrs. Heber lhe Fl'lelld'a Cllurcll lI el'e WUII tile
E lli s reviewed t.he fhs t. charter, guest al.eakel'. Rev. Pllrtlngloa
of "Women In tile Bible." 'rll.. rend 'sevol'al setecUons by Edgu/'
CueRt, and lbe import-
uuce or our Ilublle sehoolR In
Wbl eb hI! ll el.l tl VCH pllre nts as
seconll cl.1l1Jler will be reviewed
nt tile home bf Mrs . Mal'Y Pl ei'-
80n, 'l'UcBday e v nlng.
M 1' , Reuben' Moore
guesl ot relatives In
dUIillg t he weekend.
well " Ii l elwbera a nd
was a Jmve au Iwpo,l'lllnt rol e.
Hllls bol'o I llCI uded anso the prog
A group 01 students nom the
aobool hel'e presented a program
nt the Adams TOWDShlP PTA
meeticg Thursday . evening.
Mrs. Hiram George presented
hel' primary clnss In the Rhythm
Ballll, lind tbe dramatizatlon of
.. Uttle Black Sambo." Til ls ap .
pennn e concludes the series ot
a.way frQID. home appearances
which Mrs . George v.1n mnke thls
soason.
Included also on the program
. were selections lly the 'Seplor
Band under the direction o( Mrs.
Edna. C. Bogan, Tbe Dutch . Song
and Dance, wblch teatures Margle
DolIIngerl lOd Barbara Bogan. 2nd
grads students and two muslcsl
tal ' tbe meeling were l wo vocal
sel e ll,oos b,y M 188 Myrua n.
Mlrllc le, accoT.npanled at the plano
by MlS . C. Bogan. Miss
Iiraclc s ang, " The Italian Street
Song" trom ' Vl cWI: Herbert's
"Naughty Ma.rl cn a." and "The
.sollg You'" by Jerome Kerns
from ''102uslc In The AI... "
The locd chapt r ot the Easteru
Star met a t the Masbnlc . 1.' emplc
Q' hursday e veniug. Tbe tw can"
dldates Ini tiated wel' MI' . and'
Rohelt FOl> klet. . .
Mrs. Bownlrd Robrer, J\1r . Slim
Robrer and si an. . Gal'y, aud Mr .
and George Rohrer. all 01
Sayler Park: were guests of Mr .
ancl 1\1 JS. 'fodd Bu Dce , edncsday.
Mr. and M.!s. Claude JO)lOS en-
tertained members of their family
to a birthday dinner . SundBY In
compllIlient to their son. Carl,
and daughter, OIaudlne.
Mrs. Ivy Dawson) w])o bas been
recuperating at ehe hOIll!! or lIer numbers on the bells played by J, J1c .
Shll\ley PJymire. \ I
vatlon and treatmont at Piqua I Pr]ce, who was
Memorial Hospital, has returned confined to her home last week
to ber bome here. .. oWing to llIness, Is Improving. son, Neal, of Lebanon and Mrs.
Earl ,?f Spring Val:d7 cal- 1.0" call ed on his Mls.l Jel'
led un their allot, Mrs. Allee Cl sie GUI'ner Saturday morDl ng
ark this week.
1\1 rs. Lucile retlll'neu
Sutul'uay !!'Om a deli ghtful vaell-
t IOn with l' laUves lieu I' Dayton'::!
Beucb, Florida.
nnd Mrs. lrvln DodB\)o 01
Indlanllpolis were the welcome
callers or thelr aunt, Miss Minnie
Dods on on Sunday morning.
Miss Ruth Chandler spent Wed-
nesday In Dayton . JIi I'll. .IDlizabet b Smlt tr,
Curl and Mrs. Leab
te"ded' the Wowulll ells
at t,le G'l'Illlge SILlurduy
1\1l's. 01-
Mills lLl-
Wedllhtg
night ..
Dr', Gale Russum and Mr. and
:.:Irs, Robert Kersey lLud two chll
dren visited their Runt. Miss Mar
MI' . Lee Talmage of Wllmlng- garet Edwards on Thursday .
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FAMII.IES MOVING to Waynes
vill e will. fi nd It a good place to
Hve, good SChools and churches,
friendly ne'lgbbors and good bUB-
Iness mell to deal with.
N IV fnmilles . always find a
henlty wolcome. Such Is Way -
neSVil le's reputRUon. for hospital-
Ity.
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Mrs. Obs Welch. who has been
sl11'terlng from tho eftects of a
slater In' Piqua following obser . . MI'S"" . t'peILn.lllt,16'illlums an'OdmI 1tl1tJe/

. I.
.
It Ie a InjUstice
to permit oneself to be
perplexed about allY fu
neral matter. We're ai-
w.ays wJlllng to fum"h
hone" Information.
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S&1l through lite wltb the'
alsurance 'that fiIlaDclal
trouble'l w1l1 be by
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Inga account at:
N.t TURAL 'GAS IS,
. A MIR4ULE OF
MODERN SCIENCE
Men have been burning
natural gas and using its ", ,
. heat for centuries but in
the last decade scientists
have opened the doors on
Ii ter\illy thousands of new
uses for t his once unwanted
substance: '
Due to science, a vast new .
plant is now being buil t in
Texas which will ,take natu-
. ral gas and air and " syn the-
size" them into high gra!ie
'gasoline and Diesel fuel.
Dry ice. the necessity of
every ice cream 'Company J is
another product of science
which is' now made from
natural 'ga,s.
NYlOns From Cas
In Ohio a large pain.t com-
pany takes natural gas, proc-
it, an(l uses its " ;nert"
atmosphere to protect i ts.fine
paints and varnishes. from
damage by the outside air
while they are being, ;made . .
Natural gas has become
the raw material {or nylon
stockipgs, for plastics, and
for such startlingly diverse
products as a\lltomobile anti-
freeze and sunt:.anlotion. The
purest alcohol can be made
from natural gas, and the
The
.. ,
, People used to think the '
"NATIONAl BANK word "synthetic" meant '
1," so.methingpoor,animitation.
. ...
' NOr NEW BUT NEWt
. An4 &Qed' It last
;rear's sult looks and
IhabbJl '
Send It to -iJa - we'll re-
ltore that lDlazi look.
mate It look n, Dewl
But Scientists now"synthe-
size", out of common.
rials, products that are better
than natural and many that,
do not even in nature.
Natural gas is mainly hy-
drogen and carbon .. But these
two simple elements a_reo
the keys'. to new scie'ntifie
frontiers. These front iers
I.we being explored today in
lariy different industries of
r() mtrY.
, ... . /
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NEIGHBORS Of
\
WARRiN, COUNFl
t
for Welco'ming Us
e
Texas Eastern is three years old In
that short time you hav; welcomed us' aud
made us feel at home. On our part, we have
tried to conduct our Datura! gas blt+. eo 88
. Many.

. -.,ill
EASTE
TRANSMISSION CORPORATION
.. to OOJ)tribute to yoUll pl'Og:reas. Our aim baa
been to be a good citizen.
. ' .. ...
lor' Undersfandinr/ Us
.'.i.
Like any new company, we've bad severe
growing pains. We've had to tear out old
equipment and put in new, build DeW pipe
and new buildings. Your
has helped us in making Big .lnch and
Little Big Inch pipe linesdo a job
. than was ever thought poBnDle.
Supplying Os' . "
. many things to Qpemte the
lncb lines, and your. help' in supplying our
been apprec;i.ated. It has' been 01lJ'
poij.cy to buy everything we can19C8lly, and
we will continue to do so:
Owner and opera lor ot the Big IneliJ and Utli. BIll Incb pipe ana systMll" I.
,epresef1'.d in community life 0' len e\ .. he. elts employ ... live andwarlc.
, Inme 'offlCe of relttu fodarn i. <If MIlam Sf" Shrrtepotf, louisiana
. Near .. 4f T I' lOS Jalf.,.. i: Ll8ANON
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TH f.,' M 1!\ Ml GAZETTE W A ... ., .. LE. omo
Thursday, January 1950
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; Ie ; OTH R I
WOMAN'S WORLD
Use 'Pr ctical .Knowl,edge, Vision
To Achieve Room A,tmosphe-re
) ),' tr.r. CLASSIFIED'
BLE DEPARTMENT -.
A G e net 01 Quh.

, The Questions
IS t he hIghest
ni Uon of SI) l' Ie
2. By whom is
for wha t '! .
and
3. Whe n was the UnIt ed, States
Army Engi neer Corps organized
and by whom?
4. Wh a t fashion was inspired by
1be Es kimos?
5. Na me the artist Ivho painted
''Washington Crossing the Dela
ware'"

- By Ertta
BUSINESS &: INVEST. OPPOIt.
By Rlchllrd lUll I S THERE SOMEl tea ture In your I II YU\\, El it -BCU\IIY shijp:-a"bod bual-
P t C t
SCRtPTURE: Acts 8:4-11 118. '. " ""s l ow o\Ocrhcod. Ideol for bPglnner .
AUL SPARROW'S vaudevill e act I home that a nnoys you, s uch as A .Ion en er OE VO'r I ONAL READI NG: Romons n. " ' l HU. Pl Ain __
P
' . I II good nor was dark lin 11. a jumbled room. a sbab- I 3:21.:10. Opc-rnle Iiomo IIlIltlll
wllsn t e s pec a Y . I by bAd (r ame or ' no space Ot da,: Du" l ne sa qn $5. 00 c
it especls Y p,?or . e . bool!s ? Maybe it Isn't anything e n Met hod. Gnt , 8be rldnn Rd.,
11
H did a coup e I . .----------------, Send 5l.00 lor Guuro) ,\ cd Prov-
ot trick donce st eps, told Bome . . . ' . Unto' AI'1 Men WIDll e t kn. 111.
I I tu t i s and B l ike .thIS. but somethmg intanl:lble
to r'll ' "nn
y
s or ;ere were doz- such' as atmospher e or How
coup e a. songs. . d . b t g ttl g It?
ens better than he. Yet Paw alWAYS 0 YOl,l go a ou e n
played the big time. got the Surprising though it may seem.
best money. We who were Iq show many ot these dec.orBtlve problems
business at the time, wondE!Ted. are eas il y solved In many cases.
Lesllon for January 29, 1950
"MARK TIME, Christi an Sol-
The answer was simple when you 1t maf Involve ch.anglog a fUrn!
The Answers ' stopped to think about it. P aw was ture at picture arrangemlmt whJcl-)
enterprising. He - gave hlmseU a reqwres no money, only knowledge.
1. ,The Medal or Honor. build up. For one It may mean taking .the old-fash
diers," is not a Cl)rlstlan
hymn. The word Is "Onward, Chris'
tlan Soldiers I " ' The command was
given by no ' less .a .person than
'\Tesus himself: "Go Rod make dis-
ciples 01' aU na tions,
: By the Congress to 8 ' man r-------, thing be selected trimmings au some ' of the
"",ho di stinguished himself "can 3 . Minute his music with .furn iture and a of reflnlllhing
spicuous]y by ganantry and intre- car e.. H e in which takes. not mbney, but "elbow
them teacbing.
them , ." (Matt.
28: 19, 20) Do you'
know some one In
the church who
says h e
believe in ' mls-
\ Such a ' man
docs not t a k e
Christ seriously. If
I you do believe In
REOl 8TEREU 1' om",O""" Swine Solo :
Show 10 A. M. Su le 1 p , M .. Sow ..
and B ret! Gilts. JU dID' 'WP F B.
Mlddletowl1. Ohio. Feb. 9. lo'Or ClIta-
log writ.. Oblo Ta mworth A. soo.. Ullla-
pidity at the risk of his . life above' Fiction structed the or work:" It may mean constructing
and beyond 'the call of duty." .... chestra what to B shelt over a .studlo couch at very
3. In 1776 by George . Washing- play and how' to play It before he littl e cosL
ton. . came on. He made a stooge of the The fi rst problem Is not one at
4, The parka. drummer. He sold the Idea. general. how to do It, but one of w}Jat yOU
5. Emanuel . Leutze, a German !Y. that he was terrifi c. have to do with. Look over the
brought up In Philadelphia. We aU expected that Paul problem crilically and think about
would be amonc the first go. the possibilit ies. See what the de-
LlI:M over the oounter, oup-
boal'liI space near the range
and .a countertop or lIanJtary
clay &lIe makes a conven.lent
center In tbls Idtch
en. IBot pots and Pllnll oan be
OnlyDuffiJ
Makes Prize
c' Hot Rolls
, like these!
I
/
Ugble" fluffier ,0111,
crisper crusted. fresher keeping,
rlcber :tasting .. yes, Duff's Hot.
Roll Mix gives Prize t;esults. And
home"ba}{ed.rolls are,8() to
make with DuiJ'l . , '
. Everything' . in.
Just add water-that'. am
But he wasn't didn't see him sired eUect sbould be, and then It"s
for almost a year, ttien one rail milch easier to go about geitlne It.
up In San Franclseo, rao Style and atmosphere are a re-
'aorosll hIm acalo. It WI!ll ratber 8ul t of i'll agination. liut they must
a unique experlen'ce, ' becaUSe be based on practical knowledge
the Cae . he pullea that night and certain basic rules. 'lop can-
wall epIc. not 'vlola te the principles of balance
It seems that, despite his enter- or rwes of color h armony and
prising facu.lties. Paul wall due to achieve a result pleasing to the
get the ai r. Be had exhausted his eye. ,
bag of tricks, Managers were get When you focl you lack lmaglna-
ting wise to him. On this nl ght he tion. study good exa mples and sO()n
was tr ying out at the Oly.mpla you'll feel yourself becoming crea-
Theater. Most Qf us thought Uve. In thi s way you achieve
would be his swan soilg, 00 the
other hand. If he 'went ' over big'
with hi s .audlence It would mean
a 4O-week oontraot. There wasn' t I
a chall oe_
We watched blm ' come out tram
the opposite si de 01 the wings. He
was doing a quick I.l ttle da nce step.
There was a smatteri ng of applause
that almost Inst.anUy died away,
P ow hesitated. theo went Into a
rputil'le, It wa.s pitiful. 'because the
step was rot\en and be hod apl'or' l
eMly lost his to
boot. ,
J was startdlng so I oould
Paul's faco. For tlte flr!!t
Ume 'slnce I' d known him I saw
, llel "rom ahe rllnce onto
oouDter' without damagIng It,
Iln.ce, . the tile .11 , unaffected by
. beat and Is also IItaln-proof.
Christ th e n his Dr, Foreman
I commands ate tor you to obey, not
to Ignore. .

When Men Deloy
"uP TO NOW, the chl,11"ch has
--------,,....,.----: been playing nroul\d wltb Jesus'
framed together on a neutral command. Very lew denominations
backgl'oun!i and hung ' above a are ' actually putting any large
couch. This would take care of /:he amount ot money or manpowCr into
odd shapes and styles In which they' obeying Christ's command to go.
so frequently come. ' . I into aU' the wodd. .
Whe:n yqu/re preparing pictures i One tairly typical American de .
tor a ar.rangement, have nominat ion contributed last
them all conform In some way ' or to all benevol\lnces, that is to all
Differ ent types of birds ' causes not in tbeir own looal can
go just DS do prints of . gr egations, the sum of $9, 137,065.
1Iower s. Charcoal sketches might That sounds like a lot; but 'divided'
be u5.ed together as would photo- by the t ot al number ot nfcmbers
graphll , or the family: All of these It boilS down to per member
bave ,something in common WhlCb'
l
for {he ' yea r, or Jess than fi ve cents
would dict ate th.ei r belonging to a a d ay. .
certa in group. . And 0; not aU thllt
Fr:rmlng sbould sui t the furni sh.. bfg sum of five cents we.ot to
!ng of the room. For modern use miSSions of any sor&. Yet thilt
li ght or bl nclc woods. Qr denomination glvcs more per
white. For period rooms. OAp ' ta to missions tha n most
fra miJ1g that goes pleasantly witb olbers '. do. Wilen. II ' man who
your furniture wood. gll'es Illss t!tau U\'o cent s a c1 n.y
'r ooms may have their to Ctl l'U 11ie . nCW/l of
anger In hi s eyes, a red ' 'lush
l In his oheeks. He stopped' dane-
pi ctur'es fr amed with wallpaper or Chr ist Into tbe ' world
t he style you want. and, at the tape, provided is taken from s lnlrS " Onward, Chris.lIan 'Sol-
s ame li me, have a lot-or fUh. the room in which the 're used.. dlersl " or pra ys " TQy Klng-
In&'.
"A.II tight." he said. ' "4 U right.
wise guys. I'll show you. II
' The becklers booed at him,
s bouted catcalls. Paill' s face went
IlVld. He suddenly galvaolzed into
Simple pr act 'i cal tricks that you The width li t the [TRme depends dl'm eomel " how mucb ' does
do with pictures or decoration add upon ' \.he picture whi ch' is used . .' I)e mean It? Not a oIc.kel 's
the atmosplJere and indJvi dunl,ty When selecting frames. try sey- worth!
t hnl make' a room 01' a home' yours, eral different ....i dths and woo,d!;
Car ry them out with neatness and a ll lltnsl the -pIcture to make' the Or talte the . question of man,.
d
powcr, This, same denomina tion
action.
dispalch ancf you will have create c ol ce. , . sends ' out as misslonDr les. every
, sometbihg that gives you and any Fqrnlture -:
d t i
k ' , year , 'as many men \Jnd womeD as
I HAVE SEEN s9me goo r C ODe else pl easure'. . F9r I'Iea81ng EfFe9ts Il re sent by some denominations .
. dancers In dal;'. but I'ye LC' I .Plolllre Arrabgemeats -, - Onli! of basic in-'1l r- l ree times its size. Andyet. !lven
never seen anyttilng to equal ' the 1 Rencel , , a r oom is tnat It should so. 'the total number of ordained
aqtic! of Pa ul tbat night. H's' not necessary to r ush out 'to have a Interest or focal minis ters in that' denomination
Thor,oughly arousecl, he became a buy expensive originals If you lLke point as thiS Is sometimes ex- wbo nre. forei gn missionaries i.
contortionIst. He performed feats pictures in the home. People have pressed. When a room does, not only 4 per cent of thei r total
that were unheard 01 In the art of been known to collect inexpensive ' . have this , Y0y' teel restless 10 It 1 ber of ministers. .
danclng . He threw ' lJlmell around . , aUent lon doea. not become . "Go into nll the world," sard
that IItage 1II-.e a madman. It was drawn to one partIcul arly pleasing Master . "Four per cent of us win.
ma.-velous to watch. Sl.1perbl .. l . at the room and cannot set- we reply, " the rest of us will stay
PaUl. came out for three encores. tie, .. at home." '
He wu a man inspired each time. When the room has a
and each time the audience gave this. gives a natural cent er at 'In-
.. , 01110.
TAMWORTH SWINE SALE /
Show ]0 Il.m . Sale 1 p .m,
Dted Sow. e n d Gil bo
Radio St otlon WP F B,
Middle town. Ohio
FEB. 9. 1950
For Cot a log write
OHIO TAMWORTH ,ASSN,
UILLSBORO, 01110 .
SEEDS, PLANIJ'S, ETC.
. Pi on your ncrf"
nlte noW f nt 8prlnl{. Bu)' frolll
Jtr ower. Tn.kto 'Pla nta tion, South Hayen,
. ...-....-..----J..-...._
NE,V. 1' 1'C] f1 tmb lc, lGn,nto . vtl rloUe.tI. R
quest 8"cd cllt nl M, GI .. :
A[ etll morn. 0 111 Tonlnlo Specl oUsl .
Buy U.S. Bonds!
I;lllll AD clapped for terest. ahd arrllngements are bttllt When .Me" .
five bl. last: ap ' aroU)ld .. this with obaJrs to tl.lther AS' A MATTER .. OF FACT, even
pearance. , r, slde of' the ' f1r ephice. and perbaps tlte earllestcburch was , slow
Alt.el' a ' While 1 strolled back tOa- tatile, In the middle. to pay real attenUon to Christ's
dressing room. The manager You don't need R fireplllce, bow- Forward I M e' n are
Wa.1 jus.t leavhlg. IDslcle. Paw wall evai'. An Interestin, arl !lngement strange creatures. And one of tbe
ot fUlmlture which Invit e'! II group strange Uungs about us Is tb'ot we
of pepple to sit down' and talk com \ ollen have to be scared Into doing
fortably c;ouId servl! lust as welt. our duty.
IIGo.dbye to
COFFEE ,
" Si nce swilehing to
POSTll M. J no longer
BulTor irritability ond
fat igue duo to II C/'VOUII-
noaa-and fif e ', 80
much plnl18&nlAlrl"
COUlif : . tleep/eunu,.
.MIE THIS TOT, JNSTANT
. POSTUM today-dt iuk ilexelusiv.ely(OJ
30 dny_judo. b" r",ultot . . INSTANT
Vicoroul DrlDlt made (rom
Bealthful Wheat BIld Bl'an. A Produot 0 1
Gonerw 10'0001.
Tn ' dens, bobby room and such, It took the p-ersecutlon set oft by
the ,oentel' of mljl:ht be 8 \ the death of Stephen to- m.ove the
hobby . coll ection. . 8 kr.lck-knack ; Christians In J er'usalem out along
ahe-1t'. a W:1\1' \vlth n hlrgll map. or the 'toaels south. \ north, east. any-
prInts or 'greeting, cards that they ' soml! other distinct1ve ' fea-,ure where tQ get away from tbe ' city of
like or which reflect a certain I)ob- w"hlc.h Is Interest catcblng. death. Everi\'where they went.
by of Ui eirs. Group.lpgs of sllveral \v'herc. rooms have 0 lilt 0'- sUP' . told, .the slori\' ot Jesus. .
of the'se over Ii couch, above . , . .
desk, ' 'or some bare ' wall' ,1I/tpt or a of wil1dows, tlIes(, But .. flrat It wali ' .U rather '.
of the owne.r. .mIght he tor '. the foc/J'f breathless lIod 1Df0rmai. "Why
G I
, t hi b t nOinlt. Plants. collections. are yoll bere?'" one 01 thelle
t
{OUPS 1
0
bt ures c go china or miniatures might be used DP's would be alllted, all he
ge . ler m gd e de on althwa l 0"; s lnall slielves on the windows to 'wall passlo. 'brou"h Samaria
near a eep 19m ow w ou \ . i .
frames of their olvil: Colored glue , cent,e!" aUent on. 01' AntIoch or Alexa.ndrla, per-
tape, to match !:ome 00101' in the I Even hallWIIYS can made tn- haps In the bread-Une, per"aplI
.' .;. d i th o r It lt I'd tercl$ting. If And cbeerless. looking for a place to' work and
"Well, ,. crlnned Paal, -; "., rapes or n e oom se WOU d ' 11 ht t th b .
serve to frame each of the pictures. I in uce g mo . . em 'Y meons seUle down. "I'm a refulce
you're !,erfo1;'s, fine .' . FamilY' llodra1ts might all be - of waJl, color . Subsblute pan 'rom. Jerusalem,'" he' wou,d
II my rar took 'to an :old trol> - , ' els ,01' wood. Shallow wooden ('11' lIay. "Bu' why"" "Well, I'm a
er ,Ike 'ou, It bcUer I 'Be ' Sma'rtl I' ttallS shelves on th!', gl ns.s Panels' ChrJs.tlan," {'\Vh",". that?" "
tban thought It bri ght en the . haU cO)'lsideral;lly . 1f So the story wQuia be ' told all
(aiding up a of pape.r . ... , --..,........:.----:-----......-or-' ij1e)" hold plants or colorful ja.r s l over again, the good .news .
tell by the elq)resslon on his on . them., . .. .t Ood's grace in Christ. So the
it wa's ,the col.ltraet. P anels might 'llso be .palnted a . church spreod.' Today,' an
, neutril l. "_"d- YOll could \lse . e normous part at the world' s pop-
feller," grlnned. decllis to the room I ulation is stili umlloo, tbere are
".You Idlled 'e.m. peslI tbe on !loch panel. Christians in so mil'ny lands
w::;a If the na 11 or any room is rath$!r I the Bible- all or parts of
mad."
"Why," he said, lurprlsed. "Dill
think I was mad? I wasnt."
"Don',t kid me, Those heckJ ers
bad ybu down 'or the count: ' .
' Well," grinned 'Paul, "It you're
serious that's fJne. I mean, If , my
gag took In an old trooper like
it eyen worked better
than I thOUght It would."
"Walt a minute," I 'lIald, begin
nin, to feel (unny. "What are you
getting at?" 'rhb ill the clallslc dress
"It wa. a ga" 014 horse. I hired IIt)'le or the time!. For the
three beckler. to elo the winter lIea.lIon fOU'O' find . It 111
know. make the audience feel sym aheer wools, drellllWelgbt .. ab.
pathetic toward me by having soath- ardlnea and sImilar rabrlo ' that
remark. hurled .. t me. Then J &ake 10 iaUorlol 1D .a
pulled m)' trick. My neW step. It lOme way. For the .prlnl
reaUy wa.n" much 9f a you IOn 1&'ls beClnolp, 10 appear ..
know. It-onlf leemed that wa,. The falPe _ad
,"udtence w.. aympatbl!tic, They rlcl.r BIlk IlIItI raYOD, aatl
would have 1Ilcecl anythlng I did," bandaome llDeM ". a wender-
He IfllUlecl "You lee, I WII .... Y RaHerlq ..... ' oMiII .it.
GO the alddl. I bid to tblnk of II1Im UDee UI14Ietv.... . ,,. U.
lome1hlnl. -t teO 7ou. "lend. 11 you 1-...... '" llllerlell ............ _
weal to Ita, In "tlde9l11. jbe.. bmtr1ed.r..,..,....
lOb' .. __ 10 be IDterpril 'IIds.&7le......... iii.,.
.........
bare) and you do. not to, buy I. had to be t ranslated illto morethaq
any deeorl1t.lve objects. tor tt, a one thousand dJ'Uerent languages
sceniC. can do the work and dialects. . . .
of" tbese things. . 'I
p
AvoltJ Clutter
In Unto An. Men
Many rooms offeod simply bt! , ONE 0F THE MOST
cau:se' there's tQo milch In them, and' surprislng llttle
They're so busy they appear rest- years Is "They
less an.d create this fee1lng 1.0 ypl\ ,the Ohurch There," by H.
w};len you ent er. Many Dusen. It is .the elr!lmatie
ella Irs and other furniture' might how the American GI, to hili
be awatv Dnd used to bette\' altonlsbq'lent. foUnd Christians
In a hall that peeds cheer the most unexpected . places.
ing. . ft Is mJstake
Ornateness Is usuaUy to - bl ddok . lIlat the ClarlllttaD ra-
teal:ed more than plainness since If 'laf.,a I. onlJ' for Etalllllh-llpeall.
,df'S'llr01'1I the feeling of unity. High, lit; peoplel, or for Earopellllll,
r" .. "n" .. til" . pieces of furnlturf '. or for wldle people. n bepn
good Unei coul.d be trimmed - .aIIIODC "people wllOf:D Dlolt relUl-
so . as not to distract from . en or ...... cohUnD Woald lie'
basic good Une . appUn dInnI.. "'omlllen."
headboard. on bech, a. Chri.t can be a. mueb at !!,omf'
III. to hi,hly eurvaceoua Jep 11) an 11100 or. a wlpam a. be II
on some fIImlture. In an American fannboule or in aI,
..bave too mUcb pattern I. eWlllenc), apartment lID abe cit)
you mtaht h7 .Up. _ II6Ulevard. He com.. tcr'iu men
"' employinl plain. loUd and al Peter tOUDd out. the Lord .,
with tbe' primary Intere,. DO of per_.
texture 01 die fabl'ilt,
800.t8'.1
Qua'(ty Chicles
, ,bold nHt .pdnl' ",.,,1 T'ke .d /
. ntale oj BoolO', oPullndlnl cnlck
offe ... Cboote ,ollr deli ry a .. ",
s.ecid No. 1 - "00 h ... lrhy broil
chldu onl)'I2' _ . 3 we.k Ii .. tlilitj
II" .... O C. Sp.ci ... No. 2- 500 ",ud,
cbick,. ,II v, breed'i
o'n" Orden on,.ped, " ,.11
nOI exa. 20% puU ... ,- SPECIALS
NO. 1 Ind No Z ,1: 00 per lOO txtra '
, 10 Ie.. 'ban ,OD I"... S.atted' 1'"lf",. ,
Ipd . chlcll., 2 co lZ ...k old. All
b,.elI., Wriee lOt cOll1plote !>rlce lilt
Bool'ffI UTCHERIES. tpC.
,
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Thursday, January 26, 1950 ,.
I Cut Personalized Sign
RELIEIi ATLAS'
ForYourCOUGH
I
Out of Wood or Metal
Jut Out .Any Name and Number
i'HE PATTERN gives actual-
size alphabet and numbers de-
.igned for cutting your personal-
Ized sign from wood ' or met al.

Cuttlnl guides t or ",llractlve rramt's
" rc Included on Ihl. pollern which I.
number 320; Ihe price 10 25 cenlS.
Order should b. sen 1 dl reel to
I
WORKSUOP PATTERN SERVICE
Drnwer to
, Be dford 11111 Ne .. I'.rlt
Rural Telephones
The burea u of agricultural eco
nomics reports 'that Ii survey in-
dicates 40 per of all
farms In the United States had
tel ephones a's of July I, J949 This
is an inorease from 37 per cent in
1948.
w ........ " ............. ..
_lien fIIIIIp-eabr .... ...
lor .. cn.. cut Pri_ AlINI't.
reJiev.tI prompdv because
II gOes fI ght to the seal of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and ai d nature to soothe and
heal . raw, (ender, inOamed broochi"
mucous mcmhrnnnJetJ your druggiJt
[0 sell you a baltic of Creomulsioll
""jlh the understanding you must Ub
the way it quickly all!'y. the cough
or ,.ou are 10 hue your' money back.
CREOMULSION
for Chest Colds.Bronchitis
THIS WEARER SA Y$,
"f te11 e\' er ybody about ORA. It'"
amnzing how quickly stains Gnd dirt
come ofT and how whito teeth be-
come." Mrs. A, C. Wheaton, Roch
ester, N. Y. .
NEVER BRUSH FALSE TEETH!
BruBhi ng ca n tu in dentures. Use ,
nmnziog newORA Denture Cleanser:
Easy, quick. Denture is .pnr kll ng
clenn in 16 minutes I ORA i . gunrnn-
teed oot to harm denturcs. Removca
tobneco stains: All
A Product of McKesson & Robbins, lac.
H01 '
I FLASHES?
Are you solDe through the functional
"mlddl e- age" period peeuUar kt
wamen years) 7 Doea thlI mo.
you BUffer from hot Duhea. feel 10
net1lotAa, nlgnatnlDlf, tired? Then do
tl1' Lydia B: P1I1ltbam'. Vegetable
Compound to relleve such .pmptomal
Regular uae of Plnllham'. Compound
Mips build UP asatnat thl8
.nnoylng mldc1le-ase dlatre8ll1
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S =u=
I AUNAVS SMOKE
-........ ..,.. ..........
- P.A.! THERe'S NO SITE
IN MV PIPE WITH MlLi>,
RIcH-TASTING PRINCE ALBERT.
RA;MEANS MORe SMOKING
IS MY
MIl.D,
SMOKES. AND P.A!S CRIMP
CUT MAKES rr EASY iO
SHApE' FIRM, NEAT
. CIGARETTES.
JOY TO ME!
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
LLB, OHIO
JAl"tT,\R\' 20, l Dii ll
And , Pecka From' The Typewriter. Of Jim JOIte!.
eft /; J Ad,
; THEATRE per
Spa,rlans Swamp West Carrollton 'By , 54-32 Count
W -II' Ahe minimum charge, ' 2& oenu'
aynesVl e, V 10 Three In.ertlon. for the price
= of two_ Forml 0101. W.dnel-
- CLOSED WEDNESDAYS g day noon.
The Wilynsdvlll e SJlll l'lIlm; jou . Slanl ey a n!! Hurhm EUI'IIhlll'l luul In",btll' o l '
n
ll llieJ'l.; l 'I'hiIlY Il l-Ill PII
rneyelil 10 Weat a rl' 0Itun last . Ilolllts clI ch. Wll ...en She lUI , 4 t l) :or' nl 1111 1'1 I w"OI1. T it ,:
F r ldllY ni ght nnd cilm bome a 22 nnd Lae O'Bunloll \ 3 Illod e tI " ff Ihe l'an lhpl'8 ilL ::l il l"
i SAT. SHOWS: (; P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M. ' ij DON' T FORGET TO CALL
MONDAY 'fHRU FRIDAY - ' 7 P',M. . =====
= us for insuranl!e_ AIJ types of
POint Wl l1 l1e l' drlllJiJlng I he Pl rlit ea Cllllt'li Porter 's ha Ve now
5'1-:12. h lll'll \ orl J 2 (,Ul or' J.l ,!;lllll B nnd
all t! b'ull l Il SUhlltunliul lelld In out or Lboll' 9 IElIlgUo ' ('Iley
now huve II. tie 011 tbe langUe leilll
wi th Mas on. , WIlOUI Ihey' WEOL
n Xl wook III Muson. The Slmrl
aos downed 53-31 on, tilll
l ocnl hll l'dwuod enrllel' this yeal .
" '11 0 I' 'sorv '!\ fnil e d t o ' fur') UII
well ngnlmll the 1'I I'0l.e8 10.11", :l li
1 . 1(' 0 Iho 10l' IIhi
II ;: insurance at a savings. Call
E:E;, ' TIlURSDAY _ FRIDAY 26 - 27 Francis Gene Brown, phone
the filrst Quartel' und wel' e
hended .
!! , ILLEGAL ENTRY Waynesville . 2472 or call col-
==MARTA THEN - H WARD DUFF - JE RGE BRENTss_ _ j
. The Plratos mlly bay
good per eulngo or sho'ts as tb'3
apartrutls but Wll yneyvill e coull'uL
led th,o ' bank . bOll ld n nll lind I h
bull the bettel' I)al't of t he lime ,
teet, Wi 21 t 1.
as SATURDAY ONLY 28 ===
= Fon SALE- White e namel l\lnj
THE YOUNGER BROTHERS estle !l ange !ltove. George Hen-
;;; (Technicolor) EEO ll e'rft on Pilon W 298
if!f!f4WAY E MOJUH _ JAN'JS PAIGE _ BRUCE BENNETT! e aynes.
The lI(\orlri g wlla \Veil ' divided
Sparlrmll with. Jllfllt
:rlun'e,y leading th scorers Willi
] 6 nla,rke\s. S lrllPso n had 1/\
poinls rllJlnel'-u'p while Hllr.oltl
, GEl ALDI NE BROOKS - HOBEHT Ht:JTTON
TRANG BUSTERS F OR SAJ.E - Cheap:
SUNDAY _ ' MONDAY , 29 _ 30 Coney Fur ' Coat; condit-
Ion. Owner leaving for Florida.
BUD ABBOTT and LOU 31w 3638. Mrs. George Bratten-
, '. MEET THE KIL.LER -== WaYlleavllle, R{)ute 1. 1-19-ilt
!! With Boris Knr loH 1&
Hel\' Type
Usable in Fields
31
5i , TUESDAY
JOHNNV STOOL PIGEON ES
, With DICK POWELL ' ;=;;
HAPT. 7 OREGON TJl..AIL E9
. .
m1111111111111111111 W111II1111111I111111111111II111111111111IIII IIIIIIIIImllllllllllllll lllllllllll llllllllllllllllllliliImill
,
Sell that pleco of farm machIn-
ery you no longer nted with a
zetto cl .. llfled acl.
ROOFING
Of All Typ.es
Insulated Bricks and asbes-
tOft Siding. Sbeet metal wort
of all kinds. Local RerereJl'
cell. AU w'ol'll
HOWARD Wo. 'HAAS
Route S Wayneavllle, O.
Phone Waynesville , 2898
CASH FOR DEAD srOCK
According to s ize and condition.
All Stock J;emoved promptly.
Hones, ,2.60 - CoW8, U,60
I!IIP - 26c per c"f!l.
JANES RENDERING
Phone Collect
Xeaiia, 0 : 1712 or
0.2362
Girl Scout News,
Tile Girl beld tbelr reg-
ul ar meeting on Jan, 19, 1950:
Learning to ti e all dlfteren
l
kinds ot knOlR wns tb mnln proJ-
ect, ,
The f ruit box for this walil
taken to Mr. W . O. Raper. .
At the cl08e of tbe meetll!g ull
the t roOp8 and leaders. went .IIS l{
body to aee Mrs. Brannock.
New. Reporte., ,
Zana. Mae 'FUlkerson
:CARD OF THANKS
We wish to sincere]y tbank all
our fr iends alld neighbors for
their kind consl,d!lTatilln during
our recent berevement,
Our t!lanks to Mr. A. H. StublJs
fol' hi s effi Cient serVi ce and Rev.
M. H. Coffey for' bla . cOllsolln,
wO"da,
The Cblldren or
Mrs. Frances Brannock
OARD OF THANKS
We ,Wlllb to extend our 81ncere
to our rel_Uves nnd
for tbe many gifts; flowers.
carda ' we received on our Golden
Annlvel'sary.
Mr. and Mrs. J . tBert.e Jones
GO IN 'COMFORT AT WS COlT It IUS
MORE SCHEDULIS t,tOU
FOR SALI!}- FIBbing hue.. Hay-
rides, Barn dance I, . Vegetable and
Egg stand, 2 big barns, cDlcken
bouse, garage" corn crlb, ' 6 acres,
beautiful 7-room' brick: house with
aU conveniences. Tenan.t house
lbat r entll for $S5 per montb. en
Rt. 42, 2 miles north ot Lebanon,
Lelianon 602-R. ,
I ..A.UNDER.1NG- 'Dohe 1il Ill.>'
bome. ,QUiCk s lir vlce. Phone Way-
nesville 2986. '
WARREN BRADDOCK
Top SOil, Baulln ... ' Sand, . Gravel
El:cavaUnc Wltb Back Hoe,
prag-llne and Bnlldoser
Waynesvllle, Ohio'
Phone: Wayne.. 2111 01' 2248
, , ,
lo' OR SALE- '35 'CbevrOlet 1 'AI
tOll pllI'iel trUCk. Good condition.
Make an offer. W. H.
phone Waynesville 2,174.,
WANT.ED- 'Lady do O;ne;;l
BouBe Work and LaUDdo', ill my
home. fnQuire at the Miami
Gazette OUice. 1' 6-8t
BANK RUN GRAVEL- I.oade,l,
at Davis Furnas Pit, 60 canta
cubic yard. We allIO deliver. :ARM
ITAGE .I: SON, Phone tf
WANTED- Ride to W .... bt Field
Area B. 8:00 to ' 4:S0 abUt. Pick
up near and MiamI. Walter
Bebrens. 1-6-3t
WANTED , TO RENT-.- Single
,&raIe apace near Third aDd W.'
ami streets In ' WaynenWe_ Wal-
BehreDS. 1-5ll
. FoR SALE ,..:. It bead breed
ewes, - I ,Lamb.
AlfalliL and Tlmothy bay, balled!
2 bottom- 12 Inch Oliver plow.
tack Ohapman. on Route 73, S
miles E. of Waynesville 119-U
.-
Will Sharpen Mower
Blade While on Bar
A [lew 'I;ype of hay blade
sharp,ener which makes ,i t posl1ble
to' IIhlupen the .ordlnary
, llon dgM In the field w[thoUt even
it from the cutter, bar.
'thus Blivlng time and labor anet
maklme it possible to cut more hal'
hal been placed on th. IJ!U
ket ilY the New En.land Carbide
Tool ICoJllpany, Inc_ .
Tlbe blaok Up .r Dew '&7Pe
II\01wer blacle eh&:rPeaer I. m.de
.. oarliolci,. cer!llde,
bar<lleat metal oommerolaUy , Il-
ebtl!. Mower bled_ ceD be IbIrp-
eae. qulokl, ... e U)' 'ID ,the
'Oe1i11wt*' &bI. abarpeDer, ;.
, Tbe .barpenel' consist. ,of a .teel
iahanIr one-ball IIIcb Iquare aiuI
about.5" iona. chrllmll pUlted a, alnet
I'UIt Illd having rounded edgel 10
the tool can be carried ' .afely,
in the pocket. 'nIe tip whicb . doel
the actual sbarpenlng I, made , ot
llltJo-nard cemented car-
bide metal" wblch , .. 'attached 'u
c'urel), to the steel shank."
. To sharpen . mower blades with
tbls " cnrblde tipped" tool. the edge.
at the blade to be sharpened are
uncovereq. The sbarpeqer Ia held
LOST- cal'penter's agu- .In the band, palm down. The car
are In WaynesvlUe. D. E. I:nHllW" 1 bolclY tip h" placed on the mower
ford, Main st., WayoesviJte, Box blade at a bout II thirty-degree angle.
0;
On& Way
Round Tr ip $3.5&
CINCINNATI, . 9\HIO
One Way R06
Round Trip $1.90
and drawn trom, back to tront on the
. OA:V170N, OHIO '193. 1-19-3t blade 1bree or fOl1f times. This pro
One Way $.95 .. FOR SALEl _ L!lrge oil. beat- ducell an sharp edge,
' Round Trip $1.75 er and white 6namel coal range: An" small burr which many
2 'o'epal:tur,9s Dall)' 3 Departurea DaUy. 3 ne'partures Dally ', 'coll.dltlOn. T . () . Lti':V. Bon 00 the. blade may be rerrloved ',by
. drll.'wlni! the carbide tip acrol. 'the
For Travel
Drug
U.S. T:\x ,Extra
Bargaina AllOver America, Call \' out
Friendly Apatt
tore GREYHOUND TERMINAL Pial 2121
- Phone Waynesville 3214, . 1t 1l0tltom of tbe blade;' ',"
FOaSALJj: - ' I!JI
eetrlc Aleo Base cabinet &,
hanllllg cupboard. Phone I Way - -
2781. It
Hom. Made Pie." And Ca'kee
Youngsters ' Drink
MOle Milk Them Girls
" h e 10 'Ilhl play b08t to the SPI' -
illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllmlllllllllll lllllllllllllt
YOUR OWN HOME
Compfete ' t1ome C,onltructlon
We will be glad to dIBCU.. your
buildln,g problema and . t:, 11 you
w,hat w,e can do,
CABINET
REMODELING ,
WILLIS HUNTER
WAVNESVILLE, OHIO

Dead Stock
Hors.es, ,11.60 - Cows, ,2:60
Hogs - 260 cwl.
According to Size
and Condi tion.
Call
Xenia 454
Revel'sll Churgtls , ,
Xenia F ettilizer
-WEEKEND
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cOnAGE HAMS .
57c LB. '
KINGANS
Celo Pak WEINERS
49c LB. -,
Bulk and Bar Candy
Of All Kinch ."
Fruit
, FOOD STORE
Phone 2641
1
Li ve Wire all il 1:;> l'ogr esa)ve. An
organization seconll to none.
Stri ctly sellers pn tbe best all-
a round mllr ket In t he country.
SERVICE 'THAT SATISFIES
For Oall)' Market Reportl: ,
WH'l e .oilY ton, 12: 50 Fl.S.'1', Dial
1300; WLW Clllclnnntl , 1240, Dlnl
700.
NORAIS' BROCK COMPANY '
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ot ...... t.u4 .... WI let 0 '-
fill ....,.. ... ywt ..... nl .
clay 1,,___ -"4 ..
Karl D. Dakin
'Agenty
PHqNE '153
20 E. MULBERRY 8T.
OH
Armitage & Son .
TELEPHONES
2091
LEBANON .Offlce 47SK
' RES, '129L
MORROW No . S SAND', aDd eRA VEL '
, . QUc.t-TO'P DRJV U
'T All' aDd 'ROAD
LAWN DIRT
READY-MIX CONCRETE
EXCAVATING and . DUMP
==liii;::lO'\ Made ,on order .only. Way.-
:. 01::10' ,264<t . ft'r'" .-.erbert
FOR ' SALE - Sellers Kitchen
Cabinet. Reasonable. Phone Way.
264. ,it
Eteillll.e of B ,recent study should
be of; Interest to da iry farmers.
"Th,a study revealed tha'l teen.age
bOl'S drink ,nore milk than teerl
agj! glrJs, Eating habits ot school
bO;,11 and glrls. ill ,years ' at aile lind
In both city and high
8cbools studied tcir ' three
IN ACCESSORIES'
COME 'TO BELCHERS'
COMPLETE IGNITION JOBS
TIRESt l - A" ,Sizes - MUD AND SNOW TRE'ADS
BATTE'AIE'S ' FOR ALL CARS, - BATTERY. OABLES

"
FUEL PUMPS FAN / BELTS GA8KETS
CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS
SPECIALS ON 2 AND 5 GALLON CAN& 8UNOCO OIL
BEL 'C' H 'E R ' 'S
SUNOCO SERVIcE
WAYNESVIUE, OfUO
FOR SALE. - Ciover
Edwlil McCarrell, Rt. 3, Phone--'
. 3121 ) t
qli;Y
'n w .. Cound that 39 pel' cent at
-ibe boy. and only 22 per cent> of
girls drank I qUa'''I ' B day.
ROOM ,FOR RENT Very con- OF THANKS
venlent location abl/ve Smith's -Most sincere tbanks an!l appro'
Restaurant. Call ,'any time I\lter lire extend,ed relatives,
6 In the evening. Mrs . PHEANIB, and nelgbbors ,tor their
Wayn'eBvlll e,; , , kln.dness, symtlllt1IY, ' ftoral boo
!)UElts, and cards', received. during
FOR SALE - Dodge 4-door thel paBslng ot Mrs. Johanna'
L'Ui IIlidan In ' No 1 condition. WaI- tin, our Wife and molher. We ex-
lei- H., Wllitaker, Srd tell1\L our appreciation and g"'U-
vlUe. lude nlso to Rev. Correy fOJ: bis
Foa .SA LE :- 4 cu , ft , ; neep
Freeze, like neW. $75.00 Jobn pre-
. ston, Phone ' Waynesville 1929'.
cOll80llng .wortle Ilnit tbe .Oswald
iuiteral I}ome ror their ctmsJe,lllratc
aeirvlc.es. '
Gustin and
'Place .. Orders Now
. ,For ,
Makes :E)iliveries
tain in' The Future.
FAIRLEY . HARDWARE
Ohio


IBml azette

Talking It Over
e
A.COLUMN OF COMMINT
BY THE EDITOR
. .
NINETY-NINTH YEAR
Serving Waynesville Since 1850
WiAiYNESVILLl?; OHIO' FEBRUARY 2, 1950
FIVE CENTS A COpy
It IS with both pleasue and re- N Ch'
. F N'
G
... ::.::- 0 ,.' . anc. ,e , or . atu' raJ' . as We regret tbat .we will be
leavlDg WayuesvlUe. but we are,
glad that the Gazetle wUl con-
o
Unue under the very capable
management of an experienced
and neW8paper man .
Although we bave ' had the 1I1e
)
asure of ])roduclng your home
CEI DUTE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Paul Scherer
,Is New Owner
Of. Miami Gazette
Power Company
Says Proposal
Is Impossible '
town newllpaper only a libort time
we have come to regard WaYDtII!.
vlUe 8e bome' and have come to
know lIome 81,)len.dld people who
'I'bere is no possl'bllily or ..
we 8ball mils. '
StarUng next week The Miami
'ral gas tor at tbe
all Ita faults. and what
Gaz,ette will bave a new publisher
presellttltne .
small town Isn't plagued with
owner. (or the sale
Gene Brown, represen
many of tbelI!-. Waynesvl11e, . Wf>
'Of the Gazette by Mr . ' and Mrs .
tlng tbe WaynesvUle Civic CIllb
believe can become a growln!/:
'l' il C
conrerred ,vltli. Robert E Find
and progreaa ..... e cOJl)muoJty.e It
e onOVer t.O lIfr . Scherer. have
1 r ) L
is possessed w'ltb' mallY' natural
been cOll1pleted aid Mr. Scherer
';:1'
aSBets and Is situated In a dave'
III assume operation o( tlie pub:
uatlon late last week .
loping IndustrIal and urban arell.
lIC4l1on Fell. 6 .
Comvany Informc\l ' MI' .
During the past we have
A neWspaper man and printer or
Brown that ouly lw;; tlompunh.lij
recorded many step's' In the right
long experlen,ee. Mr. Scherer
In ' Ohlo ure . P !'mllLod to Ul.J) til'!
direction. the founding of PTA
abilve III Bill Lu\<enfl be lIew 'I'exlts 'I'mnarulssbm d th I t d comes to the Gazette ' trom the
lllP"s line lit Lh " &'US nt time
an e II ans ot 1', new gra e
H '
Ing crOBS '0 0.1II 1116d by Duyton "
achool. During the (lomlDg y.ar..
ortsman PrllnUog Compauy oC
U :11;1.\)1'11 Gut< COlllpllny "lid the '
we w1l1 alway. receive with '
I llanon, "Hla p1revtous experience Private DeteCtlvA Merlen with tll,l) OhiO Fuel (Jus omplwy 11.1'6 tap-
erelt news of turthel' dev.elov-
tn and PUblishing uS.e ' of n lit) detector. W.llching ill IllIIg lhe' 1l11)1l, 11)10, Illit .It Is no:
ment ' and ptogreB8 ,
field Includes . alsoclaUon with Sgl . Connelly of. the Dllyton 1'0) - lJl'obnble thnt other Iincs will LI\\l
It 11 our hope tbat tb. Recipients of congratulations from many' friends and
Ice. Thel act was part of a dem- ,IL In the future.
t.lidenta of .tbll comm. uutty will neighbors in this vacinity have been Mr. and urs. J. Ber.ne OahJt 1'leuan't HIU and onl!traUon given b. y Merica at a Tbe. nearest Dayton Light l\uJ
tl t I
... Ir Int.r
.. ... . ",&wD. I.., .
Power gall line Is term.lnated III
con DUe 0 .... - Jenes of Lytle. who celebrate{\ their IMlden wedding ... .. M
t Le'" l d
t
._ 1 I _ t W b "'6t
ar , anu ra . Scher.er togeliler recen ... on program presen e Bellbrook nnd the tlOWIJauy
es >u oca aLia. fll. e ope UNO at their home January 1 t. Mr. and rs .:Jones were' born' an Ith t tll t d t
wtl1 , .,
,. l1elr fou.r BODS will estab. by MaSHie Township not believe that demand tor nnLU b m ed
ilia...
res ence In WaynesvUle In at tbe Harveysburg High School. 1'11.1 gas' In ' Wa"Desvlhe, oulll wu
e vo era ,an , all pl"era . raised in walne 1':0 . wnshlp, they have been residents of Lytle l'-L '1d . ecome ore concern w , ... e for the past 5 years. ... ...
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prOblems . ot 10e&1 , CO.,.rDJDeIl
t

- _8 neal' futuna.
rr.ent extensIon oC thlD line. It
We bope that the mRllY sllortco-
. ,
t
The
Conover.. are leaVUIg the
may be possible thllt , nt' on tlnl'"
mID" of ' WaYUI l1Ie:. 1c)ce,1 '0'9-
Quette to pubU.h thl! West' Llb T F H serious consideratiOn will be gl'
ernmt!nt wID be Improvecl by . ITIM.
, Banner, Wett Liberty. Ohl.O' . wo rom ere ven to the eslension of tills lille
th1l lncrellled conc.rn. ___ . ________ .;..._-F-O-L-".l..-y-O-U-K-N-O .... W- ' .. k,ey. wltb their ehU4ren. DaVid
More interest has been shown
FlnaUy. we .. dab to eatend our
aDd Nancy An.n. wl11 leave Way R F 0'6 In natural gas in w,aynesvl1le (1u
deepeet appreclfttlon for tbe fine
tor West LI.berty In lbe DO er II lee ring the past week. evell so.
patronage and cooperation w.
. 1I.-r future.
tbe response baa been very Ught.
have received from W.JD8I"We
' Paul FIsbbaugh. who . joined the
Jnqull'les have been received by
and 'tbe near ' b!
"
Gazette staff Ilbout two monlbs Two Waynes'l/11le residents will tbls paper from many aC4ttcrct,l
We. hope that lbla patron-.. wlU
'agO. ,wnl' remain to uslst the rUII for oftlce on the Democratic scources locludlDg l.!ytl.e Ilnd
be eSlended to Mr, Paul 8eJaent. "'''''et "n. Rye
ne.w publisher a short time' for Warrl-ln cQunty In t'h,e reBldents of ,long W>\1te 48 : area
th
:. "ew own.r. W . - -- - ... -
ud then will " join lbe Banner
lIouth of Cente"llIe,
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. next eLection.
tbat . ypu will flnc1 Mr: ScherW Uve bad .. their cue.ta. belr
etatf at WeBt Liberty. ' "
Moat . persona explalDed that
,both a flne crafte,..an and a .pl- 80l1li. IIr. CIIar_ B,e a'nd Mr ,
Tlulse tnlnancUons were al'J'an- 'Y' Brl,lddock wtU tluIV would welcome la,
endld nelpbor. " Barl a.,e, wbo are stlldenta ' at 0.
pel by 'Bert Elml",. DIlyt.on real. ' tempt til ' secure "election aK .. eo: to t1;le UDlaand, \
-Ted COIlO" S. U. aa4 DOW. , baV8... tlaelr
lOr". ' I. ' , to we Ohlo bottle IU. but of, ex"
p .. 'tIaeb' dalll1lter. JIIu GI&
t, b 1l f th , oAr
B7': . atn halt .... J...G ... i4Ilt. .............. IlillI.:.: ...... lSdWV"" .. .,..j;.4_ .. IiIiI ..... .... _ '. t,.. , . , ' ' e, e , a r ' e USe "'r
...
"1'
e er BoaJt Ia running tor eo- .
NEW CENTURY 'CLUB ote ClDolDakU. . ezaJo,ed aDd, durlnc tbe ple.aant LAG. BEHIND, QUOTA '
" lioue'ehold allpllancea _m'bstI1 .
. IIr : Altoa " JilarDhart ot Pallid- 1IOOtal hour d.lnty refreShments Word bll8 been ' received b)' the unty , commissioner. served h. 'ITbe laylng of natural gas pipe.
MEETa AT "'Lt.1 Sq, Oblo' wu a . w:eU.eDd,a.t wu:. ."enecl: l. , Gazette from Mrs. Nellie K. Bol .thls capacity sevel'a! years ago. would cost a vast amount fit
, The New: Celltlll'Y ClUb ,: oLJlIa pas:enta; IIr . nd liN. A. .' < ' Imer, executlv4! secre'tary of .the
money ' alld .It is doubtful i t the
Ruth Cb.,.. ... 'er u baR ... ; H ..... _ .. __ . . j .. Mr. aDd Mra. Lawrence Cooll: Warren CQUDty .'r.B. nnd Health ' . '. 'company installing the lines woo
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ASBn . t';al thlls county's Christ- WALTON-HARTSOCK ld e ' liz'" uf"clent i coni
inet for Ita ' JIUlIIIh')' meedJIa at
wm eJltertaln the CGuncll for tho , '1
U ev r . ren ., sf.!' . n e
the Preaton Far Rma party IIr. and lin, WUllam StroUBe February :meetlD. mas aeal drive' Is sll1l lagglnc be- WEDDING to tbe InilllLJ' eltpeDBe
, __ I........ 8 .
hind the Bet Quota,
HoUle. ' eut_ ..... _ to uJUla" cllDMr. Mr.
t . t, In 14 recent ceremony pelfol'm
and I1(n. J. J. Barak. abd lin. lIr. ud lin. 1Iart1D Borrs SO ar . tile association lacA's ,
Ai th.OIl.DIn, of the meetIDI Leah Ift1Ja. laonormc the blrth'clll1 and D,tty Lamb vi. '860 to meet tble Quota set tor the cd al the Ferry Church 'of CJarlst.
the' prelldellt aeked all to' .\aIld or Mr. and Mr . lted lira. Bo.,. family. Mr. and curreDt drive. A J.ast minute ap Miss Ruth Walton of Dayton. Q.
[or a moment of sUence in mem- Eunke.
. lin.\ II.,.. at Jiloorehead. peal Is being made to all tbosfl was ulIJted marriage to ' AIr
' pry of Mrs, Oharlotte SqpP. a
Ky. ov.r the week.nd. who bave not contributed . Jamell S , Hartsock Jr . Bon of
mucb loved memb4!r of .our .. Club .. . uar "'-_,,_'" O D. ' ot
Mr " and Mra . J :' S . Hal'Laock ot Mr. Mllton Sbee-han of Center-
.
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,S. S. ElUs of Waynesville 18
.
. Twenty-one me.mJlerl aDawered the __ ... ...... on of At.. . . ... ' .____ Mr . anet Mn. J .... - Fromm bad.
near Waynesville . ,Mr . and Mrsl ville called on (rlends ,and , relat
....... _. loll 'f' __ ...... cha! , rman of tbe dl'1ve .
. .. ... d .
tbe roll caU. ' olua at the Hllh' SCboOl. anine'': ai hou.. cueala 4urJn, the paat
Chllrl.el Walton are the parents ives at the nome on mOn af
Atter tbe routioe buslnell t4 a .trht .... lD' tour at tbe Frl- Charles' of MR1r SUSIE [EviNS ot tbe bride. afternoon. '
rlnlahed. the program Plant 'n Dayton on and lin, . lIa,. !lanta
l
of "HON'OAED . ON alRTHDAY Tbe church. was beautifully and Dr . Emma. , Holloway. Mra.
C. T. Ema anll Mra. D. C. _da,. e'f8DlD, u4, .m0lll tlloe . Lltle . Tbe,. were joined .at Mr. . Anoabelloe entertaln- simply '4ec
ora
ted and Bryon Car- Olive clil'l,' Misses OIlvc WUlIams,
Ridge. was ,glven charge, lira, wbo enjo.,ecI tllia event w.re: ,SUD4Q' tUDner b, Mr, and Mra ed at her RJ;lartment In D,ayton ver performed the double ring MargaN) Edwarda and Mary 1I0B'
Ellie introdnced Mta. 'l Mabel IIr . and Mn. Willard Le4lofd M ... RUth, DUII.ctt Tu .. day or laat week in bonor of ceremony. Mrs . B. Jonea oftered' ton were dinner guests (In . Sat
Gowdy of Dayton WhOM aullJe9t or Carllale. Kn. StaDle,. Hunt and Mr. Wlie' of Dayton. Mn. Susie EvIlUl8 86tll a program of wedd"g music anp urday evening ot Mr . and Mi' .
was "Poetry!' Mrs . Gowdy Ia and Mr . . and Mrs. Don' Charltu1). .' Mra. A. 'b .. GrUfy ber The following guesta !.re- .. r Roscoe FUrnas.
Buch a lover of poetry and nature" 'Franklin. Mr. Mra. May- bome oD . Wec1nelll&., attemoon, ., ent: Mnh-Robett,.....$uma.t
b_Belf lbat abe lucceedl a4mir- ri ot
M Love YOIl Truly,." At the' cnmple- Mrs : Lee Mason of 1(ason can
ably in' trans( . erring. her 'en, . anJIaa
d
l'M
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rs'1.
e
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o
?_ with lIra.- Bey.' a, sSe Carrie. 'Lucy Emily, and rs. tlon ot the\r VOW8 the couple lme" ed 'On , bel' sister-In law . Mrs,
.. ... _.__ 110 to ber' oard. clUb. . Three ,J . H. 8ambaulllh . '
lalm ..to .her audience. . Mr . . and Mra . . Do. Wat1tlns. Mr. tabl.e. : w.r. In play. wltb Mrs ____ , eled as Danny Hartsock Bung tbe Alice Clark On ' SlIturdllY atter
Sbe many wvelf aDd Mn. VerDOn SimP'OD and Jake' Mrs . Charles ' JIUD- 80UTH WAVNE "Lord's Prayer'. " JUBt before noon.
{Tom tbe l!'"'ta ud a few, clau,lat.r. Mr. and Mn. K, M . '. Mn. Ev.rett Marlatt. Mra. Ed' . COUNCIL MEET. . mloJater I Introduced tliem ' to the , Mrs . Dr . of Dayton
.from of an b d.te
el
Reta111ck. aD4 Mn. Ea,uart. ROllklna. ' Mn. . 'l!lUsabeth !Jull" Mr . and 'Mrs'. A. H . I!1tlrnhart audience the groom ,' De ' called MISSels Annie and Mama
Tbe iub .... ect IDJl er 0 er a - IIr. J. B. Crabbe. Boben Wtl. lin. Lon Beckett. Mra. Jennie entertained on ThUraclay evenID,C. C&uae'"
1
0 . hla Browu on , Monday afternoon.
ecllon.s v!'rled' and for an 8On. Hobert 'or". BeD Bt'e,. .. Mrs. Rant" ' tbe South Wayne Cou- Tbe bride was wve,ly in a
!tour we' were hlgbly entertalned. ' 'WI11Ialn LlJikoua. RalllJr Satter. lira . .K. 0 .. Grift'1. Mra . Frank ncol .. for the recular JaliU(lTY me: ,own of white satin (lnd boquet Miss Gertrude Chal1dler and
At . ter adjournmen\ the CIUD .,.11' ., thwalte. if";"" Davia. Earl , v.o", - C L' Palm ' th .i__ _ C E St nf tb ' of white roses. , Her fatber gava MIISII Mariel Sayre of Norwood
h d
-, Ill. ... _ ... n. . ; er as I) e...... ..ra, . . a or pre'
C
joyed a social our aD an Audrey Charlel Baucb- pelt, '
her In marrlag.4\. were dinner guests ot Miss ,bau-
tract . l.v. " and dellgh.tf . u1 detllleri. _ .... .,. ... D, _ q 'h-.... , ... _ a, ...",np
aldent. pre8lded 'over the buslnell. Her bridesmaid was ber si,ster. dler'!! unt. lIss Rutb 'Chandler
"<
_ ....... _ __ w..
s8l810n 'alli'l Mr . S, M . BaU con
courae wae aerved at amail tablel or bth IchOol Itudenta tb., Mr. Bringman and dueled tbe 0 dlsl:U8,l
o
o 011 v.arlnwi ;Francea Walton, iW'bo was drepe- on S.unday. :
approprlatel.7 &nil tasterully I1'OUp, .., Mra . HalT7 B&Mon or Upper Sa' .-...... tll. ,U'r . ft.'lmann. ,organl. ed In aqua taUeta and untried S 'MI"" u 11 t . b n
corated for Valenune tlple, ,', . Obi
o
called on Rev. and.......... ... DiLl boQuet ' or pin\[ r08es. Mr. Virgil S8 1ual'y , - l1g 0 ... e ano
; MfI, D. R. Smith was a . glleat 1Ir.. aDd lin. LJJD&Il Day were llra-B" It! Coleman }nat Thura. AUon director, added some fin" Lontaere w'ali the best Iilan> Gene visited ber former teacher. MIs8 b
SlInd ., e"....... CU .. ta of .lit: -
re.marks. adjournment Wal' ton and "'---e Mark Hart. 4:onle Brown. , on Sunday after
of the Olte.a.
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_.
..- meet wltb. Mlr. and M. n . l ,. J. '""'
. , 'BDd' .,ra. Hairy SatteJ1bwatte.
'U
IIOCk. were tbe ushers .
... Bev. aD M.r,l . R. B .. Coleman Bunke io February. a deUcloU, .', h
...
A waa held In, t e . Miss Rutb Cb,andler wns ' host-
Mr. and' lIra. J. J. Bunke aDd vtltted frtend. ' at Upper Sandul- dellert courae 1,,1,1 served to the h b b ' t l ' d '. ,
... ZELL DIE8
'
c urc alemen par or an was ess to the New Club on
ARTHUR .n. Mr. aa,d ' 1Itj. W .. III1 ....... BU'ou,e Iif Sunda., evenlD. and, Monday. and .ruests; Mr, . and b d
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attended y about one huo red Frida v ' afternoo. n at Far
' PENN8VLV"NI'" wen SUDdQ- . .' e:veDlD, 1Il8lta of'
lira. (llarenc
a
'Sarve)' aDd dall;: ' . wl J
IN
ERIE " "
U'_ ... et Mn GO"- Frve and ' j frlenda antJ . relatives wbo sli- ' Rliis Pa' rty House .
I . IIr. aDet 1In. I'red JJUnkIt in """". -, , . ' .... hter and Mr. Ralpb Ba Imann or
Arthur M. Zell, a rormer. re.....
.oDa .,..,. J!rIc1a, eye.ninS dtnner Lebanon ,'
ed much llapplness to the young ,Dr . &,rid ' Mrs. Gale Russum d
'ent ' of CorWin'. dIed at hla ItOme
peats or IIr.' and ' Ml'S..: Luther
couple.
d!tll ' M g at Ru iu . o(
R
Mr. ud Mrs. Davia I'u . .:.. _ B----.. ."el _...
The church was decorated Vilry ,an 88 8f ar , 8 . m
in lDrle. Pil. J'anuary 26. 1160.
.- -- ............ - , -_. BILL LUKENS
Dayton visited their aunt. Miss
, .... oy ... , a t.w w ....... In l'Io-lela
lovely with green Ine. boqueu'
.
' wu the lIOn of Mr. and Mn: ... III . .. .. - ". 111', ' and lin . .Jobn Gona .nd . ATTENDI LaO,lON . EISIONS 'of chrYsanthemums and palma. Ma.rg,!-ret Edwards on at-
J'ohn , Zell. . Mill . y.,oo. Stubbe of DowllD. ..Ide... bad u Sundaf dinner !1111 Lukens !'ost C die 11 h d th cb "ch. as the ternoon. t
HaVlD atten e ... Green wu a week.nd cu_ IIr. UI4 lin, AI Schoel ' &16 American I,.4a,ion at t e our- ceremonY ,was ."errormed.
, th Corw'"
-
h F aD II g te e u, .' Mr. and Mrs. John Hilt and
Icb.:.ol until h ."u i6 ,eara, of. CU8lt , of her ' parellta, IIr. and ... an4' Mr. aDd lira. Wade Fuk t,II Dlatrlct meletlng at Odord Tbe bride Is a regb.tered nurae little son. Jobnny. ot Sprbigtteld
age he. 10 the autumJi Of 19Ot.
vW
II0 1ItW. ' ..,; H. 8tubb' l 111M Stubhl toll of DaJum. Mr. and Mra. Mat Bunda.,. j and. 'll'Ilduate of MIIUDI Valley were of Mis8 Ruth Chand'
Ted tbe vlclnl(y of GraD e, 'WW .,.4 .lb. "bet1r.. ..ID... Uaw TanIII .... aoa. In ce1ebra. There are IJver 10.!)09 Lellon HOlpltal. The groom worka for ler Sunday evening.
Oblo Wbere be enlaNd' prepara.. ter" n.caUoll wltla frSaDda In CI.- ' tIoD of tile bII1JIda7 umlveraarlea In tbe Fourth Dlatrlct tbe .. Rowel! ' Co. Inc . of
tory Ichool that be JDllbt prepare ,"laDet. , .., :' .or IIU1e JaU. CJoDI anc1 Mrs and a IOIJ. or 16,000 members ball ' . t.or DeDlllaon UDl.,...ltY.
8Gboe1er. 111'11. 00l1li. eJiteruWied been .. t.
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J08EF McCOY SPEAKS
IN COLUMBU'S' from which be craduated. ODly a lin. .I..... Stoopa ' oJ Van .. poop of little tolU Saturdsy --..,,,, ,,,,--- abort period. after his marn.a. Wen an4 .N. 1I&rJ' '" aItenlOOD. tor .J1IlIee 1I1euure alld TAX TREND baa he Jlvecl III thII commUDltY. Co11U11lbua are aaalaUDC IIr. J'ra- ..... were -.toJecl .... With HIIb'er taxe" are almoat uuanl Bfa ,",k took blm to odl.r. loca' Holm .. , at lbe bailie or .'" the call. an4 iee cream. DlOWII, oppoaedi ID Coqreu. de'
tJoDa."
ancJ lin, Loy4 Dan.;
8111&8 the augfStlona pf Preaf.. Abo11t a year aao ... Ilealdl ...
""'1'11 On... 11 wm IDHt 4eat Truman. Ratber thaD r .... laD to .laD, him to .. 1ft TELIlVIlIOH _ ID ....... .nd. OD 8aUlrd&J ...... tax... t'-e apparent lelea 1I UP Ida work.
Wltll aIIoat 1,700,000 televldoll .......... wItIa IIIOl't tu loopbo.... tllbt. lIeelcI .. 1IIII.IlJ fdIIuII. Ide wile. .... . IA ... ..... tuJ'. ..... ..... .... a lirlef pro. ...rorcemeot tbt. uh 1ID1I1o,....ent AaNIIa. two ua4' _ ......... tIIat ,... UOO.ooo tollowt4 ., ..s DUtY. of ad4Iu.aa1 .. eDt. an4 to p .. pu4aIdI4rD lilt , ..una to ., ............. will ....... .".... ... will ... .m.J at .. u.e dm'e for 8COII01II1 In GoYel'll-
... laP. ' . . ... .l1li .... ,... .., _ ...... . ___ .... roll
p __ J_
-
CHILI SUPPER
8ponaored By
Home Economl.c Commtttee
Farmera' Gran,e
(JlL\NOE HALL
FBB. 11. 1960
.. to 8 P.II
li"fmone Welcome IOc
Joaeph McCoy was 110 speaker
when tbe Ohio State meeting of
tbe BUals was beld In Col\llllbua
Sunday. 29. at lbe Nell
. Ro1Df). .
Ctuu aU over Oblo were
l'epreaented at tbe meet1D& .
OD W.eclnesday mornlnc at 1:00.
Josef McCoy s])Ok& before cJau.
.. ot AIlttoch Colle,. at Yellow
SprlDp. lit. IIcCor .pok. on the
__ I __ III_. ___ "lIII."b._"' ___ ._ billa faI&il, . .
PAGE TWO
.---WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS---..
AHlee Promise.s 'Better' Socialism;
Amvets Supp,rt 01 Bon,us Proposals;
U.s. War Potenlials Oains Reciled
!lDITOll'S NOTE I mi ,Inl ar ........... I. II ...... llmU". Ih.,. are Iho of '."1'. H ,.per tJDJe. aDalr.tr aDt DO& D.o rU'. nala p r.)
ThIa Is lJae bbraDCllIeD .... P b's "FlJiDI ())oud" as It left
Ita RobueD pier to I1IIl the (JblDeae NaUoDalIfl blockade fa
Sbaqbat. It II a aliter Uip to &he "FlylDC Arrow" whloh "a.
he&rilT shelled by VhlDese 'lbe move was belnl made
despite 11. S. ltate department wamlDp to 11. 8. Ihlps to .tay
0111 01 lJae bIocakade area. lasel.. VaptalD Nlcbolas DeniD. '
.... pper of tile "F1ylll&' (JIoai!."
GREAT BRITAIN:
'Attlee Stancls Pat
On the surface, least, there
were no qualms over possible reo
IlllIts and certainJy no promises of
, I%etorm as the Labor ,party in Eng
,lmd Iouci1y procJalmed that it
would stand for more and "better"
aoclaIlam II It were , retumed to
power in the February elections.
QBVIOUSLY, the overthrow of
the Soclallats In" AustraUa and.
euller. in ' New Zealand, didn't
mean a thlna to Prime Minister
Clement Attlee and his admlnlstra
Uon. . .
The part)' dn power In Great Brit
ain laid' down Its plaHorm in a
8,OOO,wo.rd . manl(eatp. ne ' plat
form Included:
"Wl.e development" of the ad
ministration of aovernment medi
cal l,Byice.s and other welfare
(ooe of the mOlt hotly
dbputed of : .0clallU Innovations).
MUTuALIZATION of inIurance'
II, ownenhip by polIcy.bold-
efl, '
Jobl for 'aIL
10 SI;o.sucticm.
, costs and IncrelSln, imPorts. _
More aDel dleaper, food. '
A home for every famil,y.
private enter-
prise ''behlrid price rings ' and
rlUed markets."
EFFORTS FOR PEACE in a'
"realllltic" manner, aDd willlni
lIMa to cooperate with Russia. a.
"with allJ' country that Is
prepared to work for peace and
friendahip. "
Strengthenln, of the auoclaUoil
of the' commonwealths and At-
lanUct pact. .
AD. ambitious program surely
and ooeJ ,which must command
i .ome , measl\1'I! ,of It only.
for Its ,declining to retreat in the'
. face of what ,"Ight seem to be I
danaerous Illtuatlon. ' .
"
GIVEAWAY DUE
Potatoes
The govemment Ilnnounced It
was aoln, to "give awa,." some
of . the enormous stocks of potatoes '
which it bought to keep prices up
.... but. as tbere was a catcb
to It. ' Not everyone could get the
potatoes, and it wall not as "free"
as it appeared.
THE P!)TATOES, it ' eppeared,
'wouId eo only to the school luneh
prorram, the 'bure,au of Indlan af
fairs, public and private welfare
agencies lD this countrJ and prl.
vate aaencles doin. reUd abroaCt.
However, tbat wai a move whlcb
should elicit no criticlsm, Inas
mucth as It savored more of Intel
Uaent ,overnment JD action than
m,C/St bureaucr.tic actions.
, Here', the catch: . ,
FOR the school lunch; some
private . InsUtutlonll. the ' ",lve-
away" prorram, means they vJlll
have to start something to
,et potatoei they once aot ,vlthPu,t
baviD, to .pa, out a nickel. , The
reasoD for It was explalnedo Is
that for many ' years the '. ,ovem
menl bad a aurplusoC.roP di,polal
proaram, for wbleb 'conlJrels ap-
propriated funds. Tbl. ' meant
moCUtie. be delivered to
.chools tree.
Now,' 'all that'. cban,ed, there
II. nO free-deliver"! fund, 10 schOOl
lunches will have to pa)' transpor-
tation for Ita "free' commodities.
BONUS:
Added SuppOrt
The batOe linel for the fIght to
obtain .. bonus , for., veterans of
World War n has been strengtb
ened by IUpport from the Amvets,
a World 'War n organization .
Meanwhile, the Veterans of For-
elan, Wars rllnewed Ita long-stand
THE MIAMI
TRUMAN:
Up & At 'Em!
Appllrently eager to accept every
rebuff as a challenge, Presldent
Truman' let it be known that be
would "light aU summer.': If nec
essary, to obtain Clongressional ap'
proval of his civic rights program.
THE PRESIDENT made It very
.pla./n that he desires every memo
,bel' of congress to be put on rec
ord regardinlil the program. The
highly controversial Issue t 0
which the PreSident Is 8tUl battllna
caused a split In the Demooratic
party ranks durlna the 1948 preal
dentlal campa lan-and promises to
dQ so IIi/pin.
Tlje President Will particularly
Incensed with the coalition of 10Uth
em Democrats and northem Re-
publicans which stands ready to
oppose the program to the last
ditch:
The measure ovel' which there
has been bitter recrimina-
tions would establish Ii. federllI
commlssion to combat dis crimina
Uon In tbe hiring of Negroes and
other minority groups. '
THE SOUTH. usually roc k
ribbed in its stand fo'll the Demo-
crats, doesn't want the measure,
and Its represl,lntatives a.re ' pre.
pared to resl,t It In ever)' ' way
possible, the usual rec(lUrSe being
parliamentary proceciure anci the
rules of tbe senate. '
Precipitation of the row came
with the effort by opPonents of the
program to do away with a house
rule which would let the hoUQ
take away from committee a' bID
botUed up for a, many al 21 daYI,
UnW last year the bou. rules com
mlUee , coulci &tWe leal&laUoo to a
areat. deeree IJT holdin. up such
billa as It choatl.
opponents that power
stored.
Mr. Truman was hopinr
n,taneuver would. b. defeated.

Cash, Please!
In most of the Involved
IItrulile of the coal miners and
thetr leader, Jotm L. Lewis, VI . the
coal , operatorl. the workers were
able 'to c;:redlt at company'
stores 'and thus manage to exist
tbrough long .trlke perlodl.
In the current phase of the ever
recurrent cont!loversy. that wa. the
case until a few week. 8110 wben
rebel miners, ' bucklnl Lewis'
threeday work week order, went on
strike. Sbutdowns occurreci in six
caalproducing .tates as ' rOvin,
bands of pickets flouted Lewu'
leadership,
, THE' UNITED MINE WORKER
rehab declared they were tired or
worjdD, a tbree-day week aDd
wanted a .'abowdown" 1o \heIr;_
pute with, the operators. The,. were
fa!llD1 back on , th8 old 'mine,
Ian: "No contract-IIO worJc:"
But "thla they
a move whicb Would havti arave
ellect on their politlon. MIne owo-
replled with a polley of their
own,: . "No work-no credit." Sev.
eral lar,e compl\niel, .. includin,
tT. S. Ste"l and mo.t opo
eratora, told. the miners 'tbey would
aet credit at cqmpiJl7
.tores whll. the,.- ata:red awa" from
work. .
Hog Resume
Pelletized Feedings
Post-War Availability
. Of Dairy Ptoducts Helps
MilD)' ' hoa breeders . bave re1uc-
1anlly dropped sklm milk and
dairy byproduct. ' from their bog
rations It) the past few years.
Although farmers for generations
have recognized the values of milk
products 'tli' boa feeding, several
have frequently influenced
Ithem to forget or Ignore those val
ues. ' , ,
But now that dairy byproducts
can be adapted to selffeeder 'and
!abor - sllving feedIng programs
through pelleUzlna of the. products,
1
ItaUoDi which IDDlude peDet-
bet1 ,dalr)'prodaots produce
,DhamploDa nch .. til'- one.
.Thlll RampsJihe, UOWD br
Jamel VolD, lewa,
, '1''' ara. champion oyer an
at the UfdI Iowa state
Fair, .,
, li
tlile)' are ala In retumirla to their
traditional Place in more and more
lilla rations, , '
This Is indicated in a lummary
of 1949 .tate fair resUlts IcrOSI
the wdwest boa belt, which aeem.
to reemphaslze the feedin' value
of ,milk byproducrta and points up
the fact that they can be fitted Into
.elffeeder programs.
, :the Summll'1, prepared by, Kraft
fotocla company, shows a total of 12
Championsblp prizes and. 10 ilrat
pr.lIea won at alx bll state fairs
.D4 &b. l1atloDll barrow lbow b;,
bO,11 fed a pelletized dalr)'
lD thii1r rations. " .
I
Bilts Blamed for Spread
Of Mesquite JPzODa
I I
Delert rats tbat" ,ather
fee!d. store It in 1ha1l0w cache
anci leave maD)' of ' the.. uneUI . '
are planters of
.eed, TIll. I. one
CIU... of the rapid iJi. .
arall,. rant, laDel. by
'
ONE INDUSTRY LEADER-t e.u.
mated that ntln.er. ball recelvl!4
60 millon ' doUars ID credit
the ."no-da,.week" and 'the thi"
. day weelt went Into etfect. 0tIiei-a
' said It wall lust bad bUsiness to
,keep, extendinl cndlt
conditions. " I
',rllUI .there appeared to be buUd- 1'le'NI,!!"
In, .uP a situ a tlon rUe with danaer-
OUI jIOsslbllltles. If the strike. con-
Keep Posted on V.lues
IJ Beadlnc the Ads
"NERVES STilI!
STEADY Al 60"
Switc"ing to Grain Drinlc '
cGII He/p Young 'Cl(tftO/d
"I thought my
shaky llerves
were due tQeet-
tlnlr older. But
my doctor
blamed the cat.
feln in coffee
and " suggested
a switch to
I'OBTUM. Now
my
ness is com
pletely gone and r sleep and feel
80 much betterll'
Are "cotYee makIng !IOU un-
comfortableT Jittery by day? '
Sleepless at nlghU M!lny people
-young and old alike-have found
the answer In switching from, colfee
and tea to POBTUM. . ,
SCIJN"FlC FACtS: Botb calfee alld
tea contain co6ein-a drug-a nerve
stlD\ulant I So While mllny people
can drink coffee or tea Without ill
others eulfer nervousnellL.in-
eUarelltion, sleeplela ni,bts. .Hut
P08TUM contains no caem or other
drug-'fIolhin, tllGt CO" po,liblJ/
CGlUe .Z.e>ple'aM8I, indige,titm, or
turtlGttmU, t '
M.KI THII TEIT: Buy IN8TANT
POSTUJI today-drink P08TUM eltclu
ah'ely for 80 day See if POSTU ..
doesn't }le1p you, toot to sleep better,
feel better, enjoy ife more I ..
INSTANT POBTUM-A Vieoroue Drink
made from Healthful Wheat and
Bran-100'}6 A Product
ot qeneraJ .
Thursday, 2, 1950
A SOOTHING DRESSING I .... 'Oil

'I.DAYS
ns. in Just 7 day In one ahort week
a IrouP 01 people '\fbo Chan .. frorn Iheir
old dentifrlcwloC.. tootbPo,wder aver.;
aled '33" IftIl ." IIOImlllio I
Whr DOl c ....... to ywnelft Bu,
" Joar '8
feeth caa IW& Iooltlnl
6rl,,.,,, te-now 1 ,

c ox
.... OWN ... .... ..
R .....
rSHOULD A rol OVER) . .
40 SlOP' _OKING?
Chaui to 1.110-
. ' ",., CipeIfe ..
adViiae. them to' aiva BADACOL
trial. ,
M,_ 'Eamhardt was suf!erinr from
a laek 0' B and the Mine ....
als . whlcb HADAqeL contain ..
HADACOt comes to tou 'tn' Ilqui4
form, .easiLy assimilated in the bloocl
stre,m 10 tllat It 'can IrO to work
riabt> alVay. '
WAR POTENtiAL.:
u. S. Gains Cited ;
Ing bonus ,
THUS, two major veterans' or-
. aanlZatlonll Itandina' shoulder to
. shoulder on' the proposition that
tlnued and and their
Ues faced. actual hunger and wal}t.
there could be , troubl. ' aplenty.
b. of , only a IJIl8 I, of
. The to tell on B and certain Mineral.
a\>ollt tbree months' 'iVJl dl!iturbaneea ... ,WbI. tIle .. J llatle!lIti cOllunlttee
for 'aeronautics reported that "it
II ' lo,i!)lil , to alsume" RUSlla,\ I,
,working bard to develop luper-,
speed ,warplanes ,to deUver atomic
weapon.. it alSo ' reported -continuo
in, American gains In the "race
for air leadersblp." The committee
cialled for . to. "con,oUClAte'
lIains and pilsb'. fOrWani."
THE AGENCY reporting Is Ute
,overnment'. chief ,organization
for bulc, aviation ' research and,
copaequenUy. should know what it
II .ta1ldDa , about. ' ,
committee droplfed one
so-cheering note, however, . by
pointing out that aD)' naUon that
wants to make the ellort can biilld
'pract.lc!ll mllitaIj airplane,," able
to fb' faster than .ound.
'Superlor,peed," ' th. , report
conUnued, "i. ,eneraU.y ackDowl
eclred to be the mOlt important
, '!nate element In' succellrw air
In detenl' a,ainlt at
RaDle alao Is IDlportant. The
aU-IDment of 10Dl ran8'e ,pole. a
' moSt dlfflClilt- problem'"
, AND THEN the reporl. punch
line: ' '
,.. JD lb. cue of abe atomic
bomb, AIiIerica cannot expect to
.-JOT &!1 exe1U1lve advantal ..... t
_ It caD .0Dl7 plan bT vl,oroua
'aDd tlmeb' researcb to .taT ahead
01 potential .... 1111 " ,
SIMMERING ,
. the nation, should rewar,d their war'
services With a bonus. I
Harold Russel. 'Amvets
commander, told tile Vett;r7 '
ana' affairs cO,mmlttee that "\ly
ever)' stan!larci of equity the bonus
Is, justlflable." ' :' " ,
Certa1nly - the "of ConflIct
h!ld a precedence In the case
the Doughboys of Worli! War I
Mel. remembering they
would not be t<lo disappOinted at
early dela7ll, inaamuCh all It toOk
quite' li time for the World 'Will' J
veterans . to, obtain ' paslIge of ' ,"
bonus bill, .
THE AMVETS and " the vFw
were that the rate of com.l'
pensation for veterans should be
$3 a day for s,rvlce in thli coUn
try, and M a day ' for service over
leal.ThII would mean that a max
imum M;500, mill
ad extra bonul for men who were
wounded 10 action. ' ,
.The question of a bonus for men'
who have defended theIr c:ountrJ
In um. of war II on. of the mo.t
'dUflcult with whicb a people may
wreatle. There Is Ibl va.t 'l1'atitude
abd appreCiation of .ervice on the
hand. and ,on the other con-:
of patriotl.m and duty.
,olidWed mOlt aftea bJ , lack of
oece.S&r7 tuDela with whlch to' re-
Ward the warrIOn.
UHle Chance Seen for Major Tax Hike
WIleD a top Democrat In Prell that be would be defeatad. &I1d lila
deDI 'I'rum.', administration calla to ma)' iIlve been 10 the
Ibree-bDllon-cloDar cut 10 fed awmer of a chaUeni. to CODp'eII
.. IDdlcatlciiil are that Mr. SJDce then 1Ir, . Truman appeari
'l"ruDwl. arJtinal plan for a tax have mellowed ID lila tu: ideaL
bib baa heeD abandoned. Th. tax.l1a.h propoIal was DUlcie
WIle tIM! Prealclelll titst pro- bJ lenate flDaIUI' commfttee Cbalz-
poNd &11 Incteu. In tne., be wa, man Gear ... a Gaor ... Democrat.
III a tllbtIDI mood. Be had Just who, at the, .am. time. IlIo oaIIM'
... 10 lila OWD rlPt a. for lOVU'DID8Dt to .... a-_ despite poeral opIDioJ:I lid the lUltIel.,.ted
Wirin1'e's
D....,. Ibort (a;, I,
,..es a .... ImprealM' aI"
Britain', WlDItoa .ehuolllll, .. '
btl reIIea_ '01' Ilia "'" 1Ii,_
amatear ft4Ie .biw 7 .. ...... .
ftNed In (JouUIaU_ ad' .... .
by I. " '1'IIe' ..... ' ,
, . tor Uae beDefil 01 Uae A........ .
Reart UNOIaUea ... wtIl ide ..
oft IJae ore ....... JIll ....
cam, .....
GI BENEFITS:
Mote R.fund.?
4Dw'ica', Gr., mllht. be 111 ..
anotber nfIID4 OD '.ervlce Uh lito
sur8DC
Accordin, to an UUlOUDcemBlll
bJ the .. tarau' admlDlatraUaa.
wW take another look at the ....
181'\'e fund nut ,eu aa4. If a ...
plua ,alatI, the ....wen m., ..
another refwad. '
'1'BIl Amf01JKCllllENT
...
' arid 1M wOndered for a time wbether YOllr'100d will not agree with you
..,qlild bl' able .to, carry on at the You haYe.an IUpeei
, aame.rllrid B"t that was_before sldfet:,from '
he heard. tHe ble.sed newl about and your food will so\u' on

1:IADAOOL.. your stomach and you ' Will not ' be ', 't
, I to 'eat th!l things ),011 like fDr
being in ..
Many people . allo suffer from
stip,tlon. AI\4 tl'tlile the.e Iymptoma
may be, Fcelulta of other causes,
they are lI'r/y an!\ certainl1 th.
signl 6tlatK of B Vitamins 'and
Minerat. which JlADACOL ..
And if iYOU BUffer. from, lucb a de-
ftclenc},! 'disorder. there is no known
.the ailmintatnt onf of
tbe . -and mineral. which
your sYJl't.em ' lacle'" . ,
It is easy to undliratand, there-
fo.re, .why countlelll thousands have
beeD b)' this amazine
tonlc/, . J
So it m!ltten not, Jlow olcll you ani
or are I '. J jt matter . not
wheN yoa live Of1,1r Jof! tried
med\'clnei ,the ,Iy.
to .
COL, a trial. Don't 10 on latterlD&' '
Don't 'to )ead a
lile. Manl peraqn. ..110 han fIld-
fend al)d waited .for 10 to' 20 ,..ra
or e .. D loncer, are able -DOW 10 II ..
1". beC!8l11.
HADACOL aappUed the .ttamlna
and mineraI. which their .:ntema
lIHded. fair . younelf. Tempo.
enou,h for 7011.
trial I
_Ilia I . accept _ n1IatI.
OIl tile .... ulDe
, t
atoria.
.. tile VA ... JDallIq out '-"_(,. ...
W 1Di1UoD. of VIIII.ral1ll
,
ThurSday, Feb.ruary Z. 1950 THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE.

I 1
You can save 'ga8 by turning
. down the flame to center simmer
whenever you're boiling food be-
cause balling is 212 degrees
and tbe center s immer ' gives
enough heal to reach boiler point.

, To blancb almonds: Cover with
cold. water. heat just to boiling
oyer center iburner; d.rain,
'slip off skins,

One 01 the waYI to take
the seeds out of pear ha:lves is to
flick them out with ,the gadg-
et. used to. make melon balls.

Drln., for eurlnr pork (an be
made by combining two pounds
01' salt and abe of saltpeter
with a gBllo{l of .. Test the
solutlQD by dropping a raw potato
intp U. If the' potato , sinks, add
more salt 11lltil it comes to the top
and stays there. ' ,

Sour , eream, j.nstead of the
USI.tBl milk, the flavor of
mashed potatoes. Mash. add sour
cream. sprinkle wit b chopped
or parsley.
AS ,
tat
,
cOllfaini. mogica' TOII'HOl
Fin" Quick., a.H" laf and 20'
.,ieve,-:a
CheSt Colds

paNantAnal .",.v"'''''
InlO U,.'1f II,.". ch.... "'_I
cblillub .. ,,1111 'bIcIi Wrf_ IIIIa
Ipeeliliootlll.. 'IIII . co ..
llildll:lul 1IlIIOII,o fCIItIIII DOIi\tII&.
At bedttme rub throat, ch_
anll back with V1cU V.poRub.
Re11ef.brilllb!s act.ton atarta ;
1nataDtD , UHlJI' .., onctI
, ADd It teeps up tb18 ape'clal
&e-
,
" r.Uet. VANR".
, ,
Winter is always a delight to Canadians, most. of whom
are ardent winter ,sports enthusia.sts. Here (dbove) a mother
and daughter duo are getting a swell as the daugMer
takes her first skiing lesson with Mom de",cmstrating the
"snowplow technique." Tnafs to ,show the no'Vic;e skier how
to stop-and' skiing instructors at the resort soy-it is 0
"must" to be taught even before the skier learns how to stort,
This young miss (albove)
finds you don't h a veto
look for for ' snow in On-
tario. Th9usands of AI!'Ieri .
cans find that out each
year as they visit this mec
co for winter outdoor fans.
At left, t h, is youngster,
barely able to toddle, ' soon'
will be whining along on
skis at this Ontario ski
club. The instructor is spe-
cially-trained by, the Can-
adian traveling ski school.
- SCRI'PTU1tE: KC . ITfJ 9-13: 3.
DEVOTIONAL READING: Isolah, 42.
1J-9.
Where We Came In,
Lelsom fOf FqbufllJ'Y 1950
A
CIRCULAR LETTER came , in
the other day trom a stranger
who IS. hot and bothered because he
has discovered that Jews and
Negroes can beJ,ong to Christian
churchea along with white Amer
Icans, \ The astonishing thing is not
that that should be
,true, but , that any
man. should get ex
cited over It. What
a s ton Isbed Ule .
<A.posUe Paul wall
not Ulat Jews were.
I n the Christian
church b u i that
anybOdy else could
.bel We must recall
that Jesus was a
Jew; that all the Apostles were
Jews; Ulat ' the first Christian
church at Jerusalem was eomposed
exclusively ,of ' Jews.' ' , ,

T
HE CHURCH AT ANTIOCH, one
of the great commercial citi es
of the Roman ,world, was ' where
we Gentiles came In. The writer
Is Indebted to his former teacher,
,Dr. Cbarles Erdman, for noting,
f.our ways In which ' that cl}urch
In Antioch was' something new.
They had DO Old Testament.
they knew nothinr of the Old
Testament sacrifices, they bad
DO Interest In tbo Temple or In
the of Israel. Like most
Gentues, they had ' usuaUy
, thought of the Jew as a quaint
'but: min I' I t Y
croup. Now tha' these Gentiles
were In the aame cbarch wltb
Jews. there .would ' be ,plenty of
room for trouble.
PAGE mREE
Savings Bonds!
'F,esher, taitler-noW'-
ishlng too! Try deli.
c!ouaoven.poppodRiC.
Kri.pl A,morlca'a fa
vorite' ready.to-eat ric.
"er.al. maket a 1l00d
breakfut-fUD to eat!

R,el
, I'S,,$
BeWGre' Coughs
From CoIn .... Colds
Th.tHANGON
Oeomulsioa rdievupJODlpdybecaua
it goes rigbc 10 the seac of the uoubla
to belp loOse,ll and upel germ Iadell
,phlegm IIld aid oature co soothe and
, bed raw, ceoder, inBamed broachlal
mucous melDbraoes. ,.-el1 your druggilt
to leU )IOU a 'botde ()f
the 'undentanding you Dlwt like
' die _y II aUaV- the cough,
or you ate to have your back.
CREOMULSION
forCouahs.ChestColds,lronchitii
,
Could a churCh made up of such 1---------------
dlUerent races become a true
Bl'othe.rhood? So the old mother
church at Jerusalem sent up
Brother Barnl\bas to look around.
Barnabas was not the church's
most brilliant mlrid, he had a
heart :fUll of faith. '

, .
G
OD DOES NO,T ALWAYS glv.
the areateSt lucce.lea ' to the
"big namell." NowadaYII ever'! one
who knOWII hli Bible knowl
and Earnabas; ,but In Antloch both
men were unknown at tiret, and
Untried.
Wllea God waul a Reform ..
tlOD he calls forib Luther. '
&II obsCure man who DeVel'
nHed 01 tile eJdJiUq prieSt-
I,.' molda. " When GocJ waDW &0
oP,eli up .urloa he 'Called DaYid'
LiriDpteae; when lie wanW
mea for tile far interior of .&ala
he called BIId.oa '1'a:ylor. when
he wantell ",bi &0 lIhIne dOWll
In&o tile Ilums lie caUed William
Booth. '
These aU 'peculiar men by
the standards of their times ; but it
peculiar men to break away
from tradition's hearthfire anc:l
break out new roads for GospeL
., .
SOME TIME Jeruslilem watl
capital , of the Christian
world. All roads led out from there.
110 to apellk. WUh 1he rise of the
AIitIoch ,church. however. ' a new
center took the ,place of tlle old.
Jerusalem wlUlered away. In later
time. Alexandria led. ' and then
other cities.
, J
For a tIIoaaaua
alld 'CoDatallllno,le were tile ao-
....... Ied.ed cenlerS of tile CbrIa
, tllUI _rid. N_ we have &lao
YorJr-OeDeT,& ' ,
,neb center. aye _all
.1IeIbmIDIa. Ja _erlca'. earl,
lap tile elllII'cIa" 01 8cotIaDcJ
lelia er ml ....... f7 etterta..
..... iIIe lIelp of tile .aru .......
UWe eInaroII of Ne" York.
'Irttuture yean, who laIOWI? Some
In ' Yqnnan may be lendln,
mllstonaries to the feeble tolk left
In the war devastated eX - white
wor14.
h
A N1'IOCH is , no' longer a city, of
any , importance. Missionaries
go to it, not ,trom it. But old Antioch
left us somethlng still cherished,
a new f),ame for believers: Chris-
tlan. That name itself prove.

't proves that the charch In
wa. aomethln. m,ore '
tIIan an a.,'re.aHon of
' ''ohurchmen.!! 1& wal & fam.
0,. of Cbrlat-men and CbrJd.
wemell. TheSe bel1evera mal'
"1'11 la1lted and Urecl lOme-
tllIDa' baUer &ban mere vacae
.. ...u.s.n..... TbeJ ...... .fII
CUIat, tIIey Ilmltl CirIat IUUI
.. .,. Uved ChrIH, tID eya
, ..., blla)" took ..
t1ae.
If rour cblU'Clh bad DO
aad if aeJabbor. were' to
name , It, aa4aJl tb. ......bIon
Imew 8bout It ",ere ..... t
am. WO'I&Jd tIIQ CII1 In
DOli'S PILLS
IE, SI'S
OR,A
Btl. UEIIISD
1$ I16SrI "
-SInce ulnl' ORA denture fa aI-
wap dean 'aDd ajluldlllC." All lias
H. SerIIck, Portlalld, II ..
DDfr'Sn PIIA,. ORA
1ma nrYe)", an oftrWbelmml'
tty of dentlata prabed thl.,ma"" oua
DeW dean.sr. 'No harmful bl'Ulhlnc
that can rIIln dalltlirea. Jut place In
ORA aolutlon for 16 miD11.tu or Oft1'-
nlpt., Remov .. tobaeco.ataIDI. ORA
Ie l'1IaraDteed not to ba.l'III denture&.
Get ORA tod.a7. All druggist.:
rr..IId ., ..,. ..... a ..........
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WA.'YNESV OHIO .
The Miami Gazette
Eatabllahed 1850
Publls bpd every Tbu1'llday morn
uig at Wayn s"lIIe. Warren Co-
unty, OhIo.
Edna H. Conover . . . .. PabUlher
Ted Conover ... .. ,. .. .. . EdItor
oud not In l he
lire ilull
lbe rulln
Ili(.'tl (II&YII WI! \I able lo gilt out
lIull hi)' OUI une of tbe new rell-
ces that we want to buUd . Tbl;u
w b lie \I t! war doing lbat. \\'1'
wen) cpl1slderlng l,be
or COnlolll'l ng 01' lerrllclng thHt
field Wale'blng III I'ellulls o[
lerra lng 1I0llle of the tieldll 011
HlgIIII' llY '" Ilave not ltu'lte sold
tile idea to John , \ e have aLways
Ent r d as 6 cond class matter/ SubHcriptlon Rate: $1.50 per year used gmss waterways and not
at the Ilos torrJee fit In 0[,10. Kentl!cky, and' ]ndlana, IJlowed Ih 10 UII but we b(u:ent
Ohio - - el R wllere. tried the neWel' wu.yll of
n t the 'IIbh(1 It e,:ery
one gUve,; 8S 'mucb 11.8 they l' An
there well be plenty IInrl dOli ',
Corget tbat It might b someone
lit },ollrll I hilt needs U e belp. P 1' -
hap& tbrough research mnde pos-
sible \IY tMse illnds "'e may be
freed from rllture pldemic8, fi o
give to[) the MARCH Oli' DIMliJS.
don't be f,lltl"llcd with just
,III clime It )' 011 cun gl v u dollnl',
,Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
By D. J, Frazier.
gul ly ",asbillg , E\'ery heav), rllil1
shows tbe neell of c!raatl c metb
ods 011 Iltl1y ground , "
. ,These gray wlnler daYB With-
out. IInow make tbe country look
dingy and not very atUlacUve
lind Ihey are good days to 8tAy ,
In the bouse but 'so tar we bave By JANE FITE
IIOl don many of the things we Mr . nod Mrs . nob It nranden.
wlUlled to do. It liS , burt: nnd Mr . and 1111'S . Wnlter
J nnull'I'Y 31, 1960. Rllln lind to sew' and cook. ' It la, good we McOnT'I'eJl entel'tnlned the memo
sleet . Ycstc.rday urter ;(.I rrurly atber to have and sit II' bers M tbe Crusader'!! C.WSI\ 1,0 II.
pJeasllut. day It Huddenly lIega'n 10 round by the fire . \ e bav young "olluek dinner at theh' home on
rain an d fr ez liS it came down. company right IIOW, Bevarl)' Ann adm,sday evening .
SIc l foJlnyed lhe ' raln and soon aged tWO and a hnlt, no, It Is Mr . 'Woodrow C0111nll wbo h
tile hlttbwI&Y a glare ot Ice. near tbree than tllat' and June,
'rher woa one bad accident on aged ,elghl montbs, so that keeps 0 patient at 1I111\p11 Valley Hosp.
, inll reported 10 be 1mproving
tbe higbway nertr us and 'Proba tbe llOusebold lively. There is [\
Illy til re wero more of tbelD eltie. lItUe helper [or every Job , "I Mr . and Mrs . 13 . I. Hili weI
, 11' her as lhe storm came ' up just help." is the ' l; onstanL cI'Y anot ""rned I h m('robors' of lhelr i)ll'
allo,,!, dark , This rna nlng It Is sometimes she really can . ,Ige .club In tbe vll l.!\ge to a din
not gUll rreezlng btlt !lome of the Cit!! hold down the Quat pan who." I ,,.. und clint pllrty al t heil' new
IIleet anc.l Ie 18 II tlll on tne grou you sweep up dirt . She can even b j near Mt . H\llly Salurday
)u1. My I)<)or IItil e crocuses are sweep wltb ber little broom. Sb'! evellhl,g .
buried In the J e . Tbe red birds Burpr/zed us by laking lIe..- little M r llnd Mrs , Hulph Nil ' IIl1d
nre out in cblrken yard look. , broom and Bweeplng down the family have moved Into t heh' new
Ing for ('orn, but the song' spar ' cellar steps tbe otber' day' and home on Ma In slr ot, whl h 'Ihey
/'Ows are Quiet today . One of We s he gOI t bem clean too . We can't aCQulrl!tl, from Mr , lInd !\Ir's ' n
cold mornIngs 8 veral days ago. a!ways all that she J . Em.
they wer s inging as tbpugb It says but sbe keeps t blngs lively. Mr . lind Mrs . Oharl B Oordan
were spring . We baven't bad he stood- up on a ' cbair and bel departed Sunday (01' nn Indefin
mucb real wimer yet but Blgns ped me chum the butter tbe otber Ite stay In Florida .
of sptlng II re In the air . day '"1 Churn," she said, and IIhe Mr , Ilnd Mrs . CarL Jones of
reall y did most of
the_ tUl'nlng or Franklin ' were .guestK during the
We got a. Dew for the Cur
the bandle . I thought IIbe woul d weekend of 1hel r parentR, MI. a nti
nnce grate yesterday Rud now II , Mrs , ' Olaude J on\ls nllli lIud
i s In aod they came to meDd tb gel tired but when I took a t urn
s be W6 , a quick to say, " I do It," Mrs , lBen Beokett .
bill'll roof and put' new spouting -
'I'bis Is a good time for company Mrs . SUBle Gilliam o( DnYI.olI
on the house so that: was done R d
and vl.stors ' when the' weather is the hous guest of f}V ti ll
the storm, One of the !\Irs ' iames Rllder nnd dllughlel'3,
LAN'D' BANK LOANS
ON FARMS
tUl1lS assure repayment
ability,
will save yO umoriey.
REFINANCING - BUYI NG
IMPROVING
through
N.F.L.A.
S, ' Old Batik
Phone '448
gmy we can mak.e it
cbeerC,,1 insIde . Marsbll ADn ' and Ruthl .
Miss Kathleen Grabllm of nllY
\However, this Isn't the kind of ton wus a houseguest c,\urlll;! th'!
weather ' wben I like t o 'WeBn: II weekend of her Aunt, Mrs A, S.
cai r but there Is a 'Prett)' bel fer Collett.. . "I} ,
can at the barn that Is going Seveml IlerSODS (rom tbls vl<, "
bave to leave, bel' foster mama lnlty tbe Jnnuary rueet.
very lIoon. We bad two I)alves a Ing or' t be Ad,vlsory COlillcll at tile
bollt tbe 111;11011 age 80 we l,l1Jt bome of 1\11' 0 lind MrIJ . Jolin Set-
tbem bot b ontbe same cow but tli meyer Friday evening. The
now It Is time . to wean tbe rJelfer program fOl' tbe 'meeting
ane! let the veal ,calf have more were ,Mrs Artbur Mattingly lind
milk so that he will be (at and I\Irs Lena Clark
bring top ' price . Also r ,do not Mrs. Laura Sbldaker spent sev.
want to let the belter run with eral da.ya last ' week at the .. hODIO
her cow too long beoB1Ille It Is of .bel' daughter, Mrs . Paulin,)
bard t o break tbem of ttucking Villars of XenIa. ,
\\ e have a big thnt sUIl. Mr. W. P . McOarren, accom'
'gets 11.11 t.be mi lk. JIbe Ca,rl get when panied by blsgranddallgbter, Sa-
ever, a cow w,m let ber . 1 ' look at lid... FIBhel', depalted from thl'
hel;' everyday and debate wltb my , ail'port at ClnClnns.tl ,Sllt\lrday e\,.
whelher to Sell her for beef enlng tor tbeir win tel" home III
or walt Ilntit Ft . Lauderdale, Florida :
but when ' that will be I tlo notr The loeat order ot the Grangs
know becaqse . I haVe 'no record . In regular aeasloD at- the Gr'.
That Is tbe ' trouble wUb past ure ange Hall Monolay evenIng. 'fhe
onlY half of tbe problem, that program was in charge ot , Mrs .
breeding, Raising your stock Is A . . S . Collett and Mr . Howar,1
meaps ybether yoti make or lose McGuinn. I
,money Ie knowing when to lIell 1\otr IIl1d Mrll. Todd BunCe nntl
them and dolllg It . ' MnI Bunce'lI motber, MI:s. Mil.
They say the p,ol10 fund drives ; Jle' r.foore, wore guests of rela
are not doing 80 well tMs year lives In Sabina, Sunday.
and after the bad epidemic of lhe ' Ii'lre' of an undeterlllilled orlghr
las t, year :the ' treasurY' is sadl y de ' MuseU slight damage e,luly'
pie ted , They are coll4?Ctlng at boo nll/ming , to the Interior or a
METHODIST CHURCH
R. B. Coleman, Minister
Gtrul'cb School, 9:30 A.M., Mr.
HOl'ohl FJarnh'arl, Supt.
\'{orab lp Service, 10:311 A.M.
Youtll Felowsbl.lp, Sundny, 6 :30
P. M.
FERRY CHURCH OP C'HRIST
Byron Carver, Mlni llter
Bible School, 9:30 A,M"
Morning Worehlp, 10: 30 A.III ,
Rrayer M-eeUug, 7 :00
Younr: People'. Meeling, 7;00
Even ln li'Iervlcell, '1 :30 P.M.
WAYNE8VILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST
M, H. Cott y, Mlniater
BIble Scbool. 9: 80 A.M.
Momlng, WOrshiP" 10 :80 A.M.
Young Peoples' Meeting, 6:46
P.M. _
EvenIng ' Service, 7: 30 P.M.
Prayer Meellng on(l Dible ' Study
Wednesday, 8 P.M.
MT. HOllY METHODIST
T. M. Soalf, Minister
Sunday School, 9: 30 A,III.,
4, . Earnbart, Bupt.
'Worellip Service, 10::10 A.M.
Evening Service, ,7:80 P.M.
Ji),
WlorkRboll ollerated- by Pt"
11lllngton In the Riley Ih,'
olflce or Dr FI'OSl
Mr . !tnd Mrs . Johll- \\III1sb ell'
injury early Iu.Jlt
Sunc.\a)' morning -wben their cur
overturned on Lytle Road ,
Mr . a nd Mrs . Frank Pennln\l'
I"n who baVe been residing III
llle 'arT Funn neal' th villog ..
movf'd ill t.. thp, Dro(lk'K p,ro l} r (y
011 Main 8tr:eet Salurday ,
Re ond ' In " of re
views, ,"Women of tbe Blbll',"
w'a8 glyen by Mrs 'Margare( 'fu
ker at the home of Mrs . Mlll'y
S PIerRon 'l'uesdlly nlglit. !l'beso
weekly are ' being
dueled by the ,\ SC!'i nn,1 nnYQ11
IUIlY Il.ltend
Several stude ntll Irqm the Jlln .
LYTLE METHODIST C. HURCH
U. I'l. Eluuglln, Plistor
il Uleol Sel'\' Ie!!, 9; 4fi a " 10,
ST. MARV'S E'PISCOPAl.
SIiUl UIl I N. KaYl! , Rector
Morllln!! WorK!llp, JO : :lO A.M.
I:JTICA E.U,B. CHURCH
WlIlIllm Sbannon, M Inl alt<r
Sunday Scbool , 9 : 30 A,M.,. MI'S,
JlUDea Garrlllon" SuPt.
.preaching, 1IIt. and Sur.'
dllYs ot eact. month, 10 : 110 A.M.
Evening Services, 7 :80 P.M.
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Fa1lier R. ' R , Krumholtz, Pastor
l\ttts!les, II Ilnd 10 A.M.
CAESA'R' S CREEK FRIENDS
Ale Partington, MIn-liter
Wors blp Service, 10 A.M.
'Sundaf Scbool, 11 A.M.
WAYNESVILLE FRIENDS
F Irst Day Scbool, 9:9" A.M.
"1 ling for Worship, 10:30 A.M.
0.-----
8ell that pl,ga or 'flrm magl}ln.
ery you no longer nted with a all
zette 'c,ullfled ad.
lng oue or Ihelr ni.trl\Ol IVt li fol \i
'I\ui! gild 1(Ilt>d bon 111 (1 hut A?
Suggest - Feno's, till 1<.IuI
ElnsLor pr s .nt f(lr 1110 08 YQU
101' !
Our bleh IIcbool nnnllni Is 11Il1l1'
ing compleUoD- mOllt of the mn
torlal hlU:l been edited and 11I8t
lIJonday M1' . RUllptl), calDe' floOD!
Lebanon 10 take whIch
m"J' to be In(l lmled III ih ' nnll un!.
In . addil ion to Indlvldulll llIri'l\- 1)1
etures, th,ere wlU bl' l' "},I'Rented
olso plclures of , our hUHket ball
t eams and til wltn lIler>'
bers attired Inunltorm.
.The thlrd grade IItudenLs hit
been IllUdylng about t he
Ulling t he kll ow]edce whleh .tbuy
have acquired, tbey made sconell
for theIr dlflil lay tabti, drawn pt
C!tll'f'!;\ "lUI COID" iI d bOQI.8. Th'elr
101' and Senior 11I880S of Harvey t eacllcl', Miss RIl.KtillJ;S, ommen'
Rbu .., Hlgb School UI9 ' t d \lpon [he ir keen 'InlereRt in
motion picture production of '']In Mqull'i ng knowledge ot 11ft) 10 t hll
mlet" ' wblch was playlnS' lit tile Norlblnnd .
Lamnr ' rhllnter In WH,"Ulglon
, Harveysburg
. School News
,.
CIVIC CLUIi
MONDAY, FEB 13
Tbe members of Lbe Wu.ynos
vllle Oivll) Club and their wlvf'S
will meet In the dlu'tng rO(l Dla of
tb.e MeUiodll}t. cburC1 h on Monda:y
evenIng, Feb. If , '
By JAN'IE FITE The dInner will b sElrverl by

I \'<'Illtb FellQwshlp t till!

"h.
BtlL:.LETIN: E Davll-2 mln .- ____________ ...,...
o !'Glnt. . Harveyaburg 3P, CO!!. , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
trevllie 26. I Adminlltrator
, Estnt e of F lont 1'erl'),lIl1l, 1)1)110 '
Rita. a member of tile
JUnior Clas8, wu abs('ot I rum
sebool several days Ialt 1I\' eek,
owlllg to J llnells . ,
Oongratulatlons nre In order fo r
!:l\lgene Rennett, WillIs J;lllke, Fl
Clyd Siulders Jr ' , Ernest Wilson
J,r " B,-rbnra Doster, Mlrm,m 'rle
tmey\tr and Huddleston .'
All of t bls nftb grade 'grOup bave
completed tbe flr8' Semellte.r CIt
IIchool with' perl.ct attendanoe
n8ed.
III ' .. l,ty !llIIl
'CharI s J . Wl1ligonl' r w hose PORt
OffiCIo Addl ell t! 18 r.elmnOIl . hl (l,
hilS been \July 1I 11(JQllIl!llt ill! i\ II
mlnlstrl1l'lr W\VA fir t he ' 'F:!l tal
of Fi om llel'I')' h I 1 hI tf' (If \\ ;j y.
nflllyllle, \Vul'1'l'n . COllllty, Ohl fl ,
clerensfld. '
nat d Ihls l ,lLh Ilay or Jnllllal
19r.O. .
THURSDAY, JANUAf\'" 28, 1950
'rom M'ocabee large farm Auction. Located
Beavertown Olllo, on Marshall JlDad. At 10 A.M .
Tbe Junior ClUB needs YOlll'
lfF}AD In lta 8elllng enterprl&e!
milo south or ,Won't you cooperate by ",lu'chl18'
HAl.PH H. CAlllilY
.Tllilge of tile PI'obate Olll't
Worren IltlIllY, OhiO'
Slanll'Y l!IId Stallll' Y, AUIWII )'K
.rall . 19, 211. F b. ' 2, 19r,o

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Automobile Insurance Co., Columbus,
8
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\
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WAYNESVIl.LE, ' OHIO
R. W. BRADDOCK
Gehtl,hnon,
Plea .. quo Ie ,at.s on my (Orl
Make ____ Veor ___ T,y,", ___ ,. M .. lr___ _
My present , lnsuranc" pl,.. Idal.I _ _______
My Nom.
AddN.. ________________

" '. ' ; 'S'A:rURDAY, 1950 ,
, , Obler and' AnderSOn "on ,Sbeehan Road, f miles smlthwe!lt
Cellterville. 14 h.ead Reg. Brown- SWiSS 10 henet Heltetil , Coll) -
1111'00 (ill' m All lion . '
,WEDNESDAY. FEBRU, .. "V 1, 1950
1I11.. 5;'
gmdo fllrm machine ry. 'etc.
.SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
Complete'- }'arm Auction at 10 A. M. Located 1 , mile welt or
ftoll la 4. 4 miles east of 'Fo.rmersvl,lIe, Ohio.
FRIDAY, 3, 195\)
Household Goods; Buekeye' street" Miamilllllrg; Otito.
, , SATURDAY, 1" 1950
Mllck liRd :Woods, 2 mites lof, Centervllle, 11
'1'0 GEJ'r THE HJOJtElST ' DO'LLAR ON SALE DAY, ,CALL:
F. T. MARTIN or C. E . RIESAN" Auctloneera
Commerclnl Bldg., Dayton (AD 31161) Centerville 7021
ROOMS, ATED
. , ,by ; " , ,.
ARTIST STANF01RD BOGAN
$5.00 up
Lower walls of any room Clan be hand refinished
quickly by my method beautifully decorated for as little:
as $5.00.
PLASTIC TILE BAl1!1ROOM
ART PLAsTIC PECOIRATIONS
Scenery In Plastic or ..
_ Very laestin.ble,' Bat At Very Low eo.t
Let Me Give My Law Pricea, Send P-aattl Tal
Sl'ANFORD BOGAN, HOTEL IEBANON,.OHIO
Prepare Y ouj For
, , t I I I. 1.
PERMANENT t- Pre toOne ' &: Zero.nc'
ALCOHOL - Zerone
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE .
24 HOUR. WRECKING SERVICE
KI ' . Gaf!a ,
, .
MAIN, 10 MIAMI ,Ta. '
E W-A YN 8. 234,
ELECTRIC' HEATING RADS '
F.uily .
$tl. a'od $7.95 Each
,
WALL, PAPER, PASTE AND SIZING'
.,
C. E. BULBS - NU ENAMEL
KEMTONE
Waynesville Furoiture & App6aace Co.
TELEPHONE 24U .
WAYNISVILLE, OHIO
FEBRUARY .2, 1960
, THE MIAMI GAZETTE. -
eJ' Suntlay eVl'nlng. Mrs. Annn
LUl'a-s. r
Mrij . Roy Shnw of Xenia Bpepl
unday 'villi Mr . and Mrs. LUI!
'People, S!)Ofs In The
STUDENTS AECIEVE
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
. 'rtJ o Bus lnesfI Bdl1clllon Depo r'
t nlent Is pl eaAod t u l'Ollol'L IIlII t
tb'e rn llowiilg students In Bookke
e(lIng I hllve buen awarded SlIl1lor
Achievement CeltH1oa:tos:
'0\\ ' '' ol' k City r"l' s olutions
l llf' nec(1l11bN ('Dntlll:\! i1roblf1111
By MRS. HtLY GIBSON
I
MI' . "1!.ullijel Morgan oC Lebanon
culled au Mr ' 'and Mrs . Lua Mol'.
.gan Sunday evening.
Mr . nnd Mrs . Kenl1elh HI'aUen
called OIL Mr. nnd Ml8 . Oeorge
131'atl n , SatuI'C1ny afternoon .
MI'. lind MI'a. Lewis J:awfol'c)
tlnd Donna Lee, of Xe
nia, Mls8 MInnie Crawford ot
Dayton WI! weekend
Mr. and Mr8. Chu'onco Crawford .
MI' . aull ' Mrs . 'Dewey Comes
tock and fawny und ,Mrs. Allce
F.urmlln of Deaverbow'n called on
Mrs . Gibson FrIday after'
noon .
MI' . Wilbur Dooll oC Dayton cal
on. Ml', [lUd' Mrs, George.
Dratten Sunday afternoon .
M I'll . Elsie BUlllIell lind child
ren of ' ;Lebanon Thursday
evening ,yltll bol' mOlltor. Mrs
Blly GU)son .
Mts , Roborl: cit Dllyton
IIpent the weelrontl \vith Mt; . lil'lll
Mrs. LUG Morgan .
Mr. CS!'l Rldln!! Or or noar Wit
ynosvUle, cnUed, on' friends here
Saturday, 'Mr. and Mr s , Lue
"Morgan arid Mr . alld Ml'Il . Clnr
once Crawford. ,
Mr . and ' 1I11's , Raymond Lucns
and -family . <m murDo
Morgan. Mt . and Mrs . Henry
Del'gOB lind Bon, Johnnie. of Ben.
vel' t own called In tbe atternoon.
MI' . and Mrs. John Mc'fag.
gert and Bon. Jack, of near Lewis
MI'8 Crnff or Dayfon.
Elva J>ntlen of Troy. Mt. and Mrs.
Ernest Eafi nhal' and .aon, Dnvld.
Clara DaUghter wOI'e' dlnnel
guests Sunday of Mr . nnd Mrs .
G. Kerslnger.
Ml', nnd .Mrs . T.homas RunyoD
spont Sundny WI.lh Mr , lind Mrs .
Walter Oalluban and Camlly of
CinCinnati .
By MR,. \yALT'ER .
MI' . nnd Mr$ . Seth Ftll'OlUI 'Jr.
of Soolal Row Road nro announ
clng tbe of a daughter, .Ruth
Ann, on Salurday. January 2S, at
St. hospital, Dayton. , Ml'.
and Mrs . Seth Furnas Sr. are the
pnternai grand parents allll 141"
and Mrs . Fred Zimmerman of
are the mntemal 'grand
" .
. pnrents.
,Mr : and Mrs. Wllliam Rickey
nnd Mr . /lnd .M'rs. Earl lUokey,
or Waynesville visited relatives
n,t Georgetown Sunday.
Mr . and Mrs.. llidwln NUlt at
nenr (Oentervllle wore ' Sunday
1
&ue8l8 of Mr . apd 1\lrs. Therle
Jones and SOli. . .
.Mrs . Betty Rickey entertalnell
, at ber ' home Lytle Thursday
I Jan. 26. to n. sho'
weI' .tor Mrs . , Phyllis Grover. the
It 18 a personal Injustice
to permit oneself to be
perplexed about fu-
neral We're al-
ways willing to -fUrn18h
lnfQrmaUon.
Stul)bs
Home
'fELJ,:PHONE 2291
WAYNESVILLE,
followIng IDvlted gueste: Madams
Betty Tinney, Hazel Gruber, Car
olyn Beard. Ruth Bnll, Bert Bun
nell, Anna Williamson, Hazel Nl
Jane Dunlap. Sarah Grody,
Frances Trollinger.
Junnlta Hay; Wanda Hohila, Cla-
ra Nellie King, '
Bradley. Helen. Heck. Vel'n MaJ!'
sball, Loui se Ri ckey. E!\ther Mo
Frod Hattie ' RIckey.
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troubles be protecitOd by
a regular dtposlt .lD your '
IDgs aocount at:
The WAYNESVILLE
NATIONAL . BANK'
NOT NEW'" - BUT NEW.
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Catbet' lne Thomss. and mI8S8$.
Ann Clirnpllell, ,,Lawson,'
Virginia Schuler, Ah'f1ettll .steinke.
Normn. parbnra and Joan ' Gruber,
Mary 'Jean and Shirley J\.Dn Rick '
and the honol' guest, Mrl!. Ph
Gruber .
Mr . and Mrs . 'Robert Haines,
'and children of' Dayton were Sun '
day evening dinner guests at MI'. ,
and .Mrs. Walter. Kenrick. . .
I
J M;r. and Mrs: Lowell Thomas
left Wednesday . morning '(or a :2
week8 vacation in Florida anel
well be' tbe guesta of nna
Mrs , Everett Early in st. Cloud.
lolr, and P. N. Cornell
and Mr . and Mrs.. Earl Youllg
vlslte<h Mr . Hallel Evnns' at St .
;'Ellzabeth: H'ollpltal Qayt.on. . BUll-
afternoon, .
Mr. and . 1\1 rll . Lesllo Gr ay and
tamtly were guests at 8. buffet
IUllcheon , nt the , home at ' Mrs.
Gladys In Dayton, on
Saturdny evenIng .
,
Mr . . and Mrs. L&w.rence Eillotl<
and 8.on, .Tommy. of payton and
Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Hopkins
and da4ghte'r of WaynesvlUe were
Sunday evenIng dinner' guests of .
Mr . and Mrs. EV;erett Kenrick .
ntid children .
Mt' , and l\1rll , Therle Jones, .
Mr . and Mrs. E,rnelt Harlan. Mr/!.
J . B .. Jone.1I lLud Mr . and Mr.8.
Harvey Burn.et attended the I'n
mona Grange Waynesville a 'Ylll
Saturday evening.
And 'ltoOd n,wI II .1i.It
YeU's IUIt look. worn and .
Ihabbyl
Ask .About our Price' on , ..
.. ,
Send 'it to UI - "e'U n
stOre that trim. IJIWt loot.
make It 10!,k m. Dew I
Installation and-Gu
Spring ValleyBardware Co.
Phon. 37371
Mrs. Leslie Oray nn.1
chlldren.Wilma n'nd Bobby. were
Sunday dinner glliesis at Mr .
Mrs . ,A . F. Olncln,natl .
. OIFFER No. 1
M)lGAZINfS ' IRO,\1
GROUP A

Uinla . Elnine Bowlo8, Joan
DorlK Oharlton. P. i'IlI'PY
Jill k ' 'l'11I110Y. Ruth ' Wardlow, B( t.
ty. Wlcll.l. Genl ce Wllke lson. Do .
.rothy Wllllon ,
A BUpel'loJ' /\.chlevenloll t cel' U.
flcate IvaI! I' cloverl by Detty Sa I .
tertt.lwnlte.
These Il\vlt l'dll were Iss li d by
the 'Business EdUcation World 111
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WANTED
REAL 'ESTATE
BUYERS WAITING
ESI eciall y F r Farms'
,FOR QUICK SALE CALLI
Roy E.
Broker
. 48, 5.' mL South of
Centervill e.
PHONE CenterviUe 7056
BROTHERHOOD WII:.L MEET
MONDAY AT M'ORROW
'rhe Will'" 11 Coun ty MethodJst
Ivlll meet Mbnday
, evenJng. Feb . 12 in Ut e Metho.
dl st Ch\lr<!h ftt Morlow. The ,;,en
til' rellllllsled 10 bring t hel l' Wi '
ves to t hla lOeeting .
AT YOUR SERVIC,E
\V e a re at. ' your servIce
wilh t ho finest of gas IIInd olla
t.o k e ll your car rUnning in
IIV to.p shape thIs wintor.
TIRES - ACCESSORt'ES
BATTERIES
BOB SARVIS
f'E X'ACO,
AMBULANCE
PHONE
,2111
AT 'tHE McCLuRE FUNERAl,
HOME. our r espons lbUli;y beglnS
fronl . the mOJnent we call ed
and continues \,vCry.
detl\ll. . ,. .
Our serVice'. to a ll'oubled f-am,
Ily Is not compl t;lte UNTIL yr
RE'CEIYES THEIR. FTNAL" I\J).
PROVAJ,. .
THIS 'N'EWSPAPER, 1 Year', \.th
OFFER No.2
, MAGAZINE 'ROM .
., GROUP A
2 MAGAZINIS '10M
GROUP I
.S33S
OFFER No. 3'
3 'tOM
GROUP 8 ,
S2
50
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o ChrUtiaa Heual(l ....... ,.,......... _ ..._ ... ...:..... \.6 Mo.
o (:auo",' Gealleirui'n ..... .....-:-. .:-:. ...... '...... ,,5 Yr.
. 0 Modem Romaoc:ea :,..... ' ............. . 1 Yr.
o OuldoclIr. , ....... ... ................._ .... ", ......... 1 Yr.
o Paralla' MagaziD.e ...... ...:. __ .......... ..., ..f! Mo.
o PaIh6ackr (15 hsuct)..... ' .. , ...... 6
ILl Photoplay ..... ;, ....:,........... .. ... .. 1 Yr,
o .5cftaIbncl. : ............ ::.....: .... ,. _ ........ 1 Yr.
o SUver Sc:rftn ... ....... _ .... '. .... , ....... ,Il'r.
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o 'flue R'l)lllaot'e .:..,: .... ... , .... ;, ._ ...... : ...... .. .... ,I Yr.
o 'flue SIIOI:'J ............... , .. _ ........, .......... : .......... , .. 1 Yr.
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o Fruit Crower .,"' .....: ...... L .... ......... I Yr.
b . Poultry JourflaL. ..... ;: .. ...: .... .. .... Yr.
o Breeder's Gaulte ......: ....... ,: .........:, .. .." ......... .1 Yr. .
o Fami' Journal &: Famer'. WHe ...: ..: ............. i Yr.
o Howdiold i\lagaaaic .. ...... , .. , ........................ 1 Yr.
o J\folber', BOlDt Life .... ...., ............ , ..............:.2.Yr.
. 0 National U.block ...,;.:....... ; ...... ,.1 Yr. I'
o OpeD ltoad (80ys) .................. : ........, ............6 "fo . .
OPathfindu OS 1ISueJ) ..._ ....... '7.,.... , ........... . 6 ,,10,
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:\(",11 III "X" I1IIIfIlIzille mdOJr
. lilt with order. ,

GDl. : ..... ........::............ _.,___...$2:SO . 0 PARENTS" MACAZINE : ...- ......... ............. ,.: 5.110 .
BPME ....... , ............ ____ ..._ 5.40 OPATHnNDR. (26 t.uea), ...... _ .............. , ...
1:1 MAGAZINE ............. ............... 4.50 [J PBOTOPLAl' ....,., ....... . : ...................... : .......... ... , ... 2,'111
o . (Ole Complete Man', MIiJUltie) t. 1.00 OPOPtTL.ul MECHANICS ..... , .......... ........._ .... -till
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Oq)UNTJI:Y GEN;J'UMAN (5"fI;) .......... ;-.... 2 . 75 0 SCREEN ...., .......... ............................... , 2050
t:J GROWEll .,......................... .;._ : ..... 5.45 0 SPORT ............... ...: ....................................... ,;.... "" 5.!1O .
'D GOOD BOUIEKEEPJNG ................. __ ..... _ .. Q SPORTS Al'JELI,) ....................... , ............... ,;..... iI.!IO ,
OIN$lDE J)ETEGrIvE ................ : ..::..... _ ... _ ... '.10 OIIiKYWAl'S ...,............. ...................... , .................... ... ,
flLOOK. _._ ...... _ ..............I ___ ___ .. _ .: ...... 5.00 TIMES .. ............ _ ............ , ... 2.lI'
[) McCAU.'i MAG.uNE _ ..... __ .. _ ..__ ._ .. 4.. 0 THE WOMAN .., .., ............. _ ..:: ...................... ;. 3.411 .
13 OD&JllIIr '''O!IIANCII ...... _ __ __ ___ ._' 2.75' 0 nVE' ROMANCE _ .. : .... _ ................... ............. 2:!1O
;. OIlODzur ICIUIEN .......... _ .. ___ . ___ 2.75 0 TRUE STORY ......... ..................... , ... ................,.,.2.'15 I
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PAGE SIX THE MIAMI GAZETTE W Thursday, February 2, 1950
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. CLASSIFIED
WOMAN'S WORLD SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
. Save $2.00 On
DEPARTMENT
. BVSINESS '" INVE T. OPPOR.
I;ET'1' EU S lIuP.nij'tOt;j;inT.JjUt).:
Simplicity of Currenf Fc;Jshions
Encourages' Clothes Remodeling
S y Draped lor
W' ell Styled Shirtwaist Dress
Tbis Home' Mixed
C.oush Syrup
En Ily Mind. Needs No. Cpokint.
Ift e nb.. Wonde rful o ppor ..
tU'l11.)' 'I"., del>lrl"" California . Wrl
Lanter, 6t<1 ' . 8lrrln'f 1 ..0. Anl'ele.,
By .Erlta Haley
... I1>e. aelnn.. VERY WOMAN t ' ' C time
"'1101. Al.li: 110 E- ha ndllng . andlo. . E ' . a 01,
lIoveltleel suppli es 'ld . und.I.... or another, hos decided that
Ie. she will not accugtul a\e a lot oC
.,h, d". w rehous e nnd moder n t nnwcarnble clothing In her closet.
home. Renaon (or s Ui ng-III hoalth. We ... ?
thi s n8 a lIopd bul'. How's the resoluti on working o!Jt .
, 112,500 aeaU.r Current fashlo!,) s stimulate clothes
1'11000 lIG6 .r l : tf W. remodeling and help you keep the
Celln, . 01110 resolution ii you' d just put a little '
DOGS. CATS, PETS. ETO. thought and eUor'! Into the task.
MAK Elrtr. OA.III [ " I.lna Hr,l\yw.,lll ht
ClllnebUJn Rabbits lor meat .fur. hobby.
Breeders for s n1e {I t l'ea80na blc prices.
Vern' . Own RabbUr:r, Nevada, OhIo.
1R1811 SeU; . p,.p vnrloll. A . K.
C. Excelle nt Reasona ble.
PenD)'ro,al Kennel
N,W. Rt. r, F.anklla. 01.1
FARM MACHINERY '" EQUIP.
New SI.o1 ."hie."'Tciea l for fencinK
a nd ba.rlc'Ides. 1c R It .. onx QUDnllt.y.
MORR,IS Web. ter 8t.,
Daylon, ,
FARMS , AND
Fer S.,.: '0 AU ... 35 in crops "
pecan . Ow. Ulnlt. b.1fn, waler. electric .
on paved bus ma ll . Ilbool roules; $2.000.
ealY term., t t. B. R.e.rICe, aaker. Florida.
FREE tnfo.mAlion. forms . tour
j,ll t court s , rettrement homes In ' beQutifuJ
OED.U. S .. lll.Clt Co . Un. ' 71, Sp.ln
"al., A.... .
HELP WANTED- MEN
BIG SHORTAGE 'OF
. . SKILLED ' ,
WORKERS FOR HIGH PAY JOBS
IN TELEVISION
Ama.r.:., new home t .. acbh;,l method u
)leelall,y developed '0. Television. Flnd
out abOut TRAlIISPONDENCEl. TrA.tn Dt
hom ... , '. take ndvan'ln,e of u'llmt de
mand tor akUJed Televisloll personnel.
FUU Information wlLbout cost or obItC'"
tlonl Write ,."
AGENTS Wa"te Amazln. repenl 8rol.
ita. NilW Medlaal Olaeo'very-S.f.Te ard
VlIporIZ<lr1 It:lp. 85,. ,errill. vIruses. Send
for d"lal . . Sample 11.75. sells 12.50.
;11 .... 1.' .. S.I .. 0.'1 1111:4 S. Ad. SIoeet,
Q;I ,. to. pI.
ftELP WANTED-WOMEN
IlAPIES-Act now. You "an make uno
, C!ol\'\rnJulon In 1850 In 70ur spa'e time
BeUlD, and tokln, orde. ra .or the lamous
:Malaonetle Froc.k . Complel e linea 1'or
men. WOmen .and children. Sl .... 1 to !l2.
Write " .0 . ' Jkll 1S'-8". D, CI luaU
Just think, it isn' t always that
fa shJons encourage remodeling.
Sometimes changes from one sea
soo to another are so extreme that
old clothes will simply ,not yield
to sligbt alteration. Use tbe oppor
tunlty while It's here.
Clothes which were purchased
during the fall come in for Utelr
share of ,change just about this
time of yel\r,. so they can t ake you
through to the new clothes In
Spring.
They may ',need only ' a little
sparkle or readluslment to add
lots of style to the wardrobe. }fow
much simpler It is to take an hour
or two for this change Instead of
poking the dress into the recesses
01 the closet to coUect dust,
A 'bit' of decoration or ornamen
tation may be all that the dress
needs to come to life . . How simple
to add' a brand new button trim
to PQckets or sleeves or skirt! How
little work it is to' put a b'raid or
bead trim on your blouse. or how
easy It . is to insert a bow on a
draped skirt I The result is prac
tically a brand new piece of cloth
Ing with just a little time and vir
tually no expense.
Hat and gloves. too. ,may be .re
freshed' bl sewing in new brilliants
Slim Silhouette
The blrresl, news of the sea-
lion . Is the .lIm sllhoueUe
achieved iii thl_ Inexpensive
dress of rreen crell!. T!te back-
sUri Joops wUh a bow
on ODe hlp, but a' very slender,
effect throughout the sldrt. The
dOUble. fold collar frames the
. face- as weU as elvlnc '. IUrhl-
I)' risln" Ihoaider ...
you tirE! of the adjustments
Pleasinr to
H
E;RE'S A charmipg afternoon
d!resS' designed to please the
slighlLly larger figure. Soft draping
the bodice front. the gored
skirt . is every wQmanls favorite.
Have, short or t h r e e quarter
s leeves.
.. . .
Pntte.n No. 11509 Is n I@wrlte pe.for-
!lIed In slus aB. 38. 40. 42. 44.
46. 4&. 50 ond 52. Sile 38. 4 1' . >,nrd. of

. . . .
Senll todal' for , of
the Sp.lng nnd Summer' rASnION-48
png". of smart new styles. to. make
froek sl, fabric news: free
tern lnslde Ih. tk>olr.
'Flatterlnf
WELL TAILORED and flatter-
ing-the' neat shirtwaist frock
that goes everywhere with col'l!j.
dence. Yoke and sleeves are in
one for comfort-try a color(ul
striped fabric. You'll look your
best! ' .

Patter" . &313 comea In ' 14,
16, 18, 20;" 40. 42, 44 a.nd 46. 16. 4%
,yOrda of :lD-lnch
8EWDIO emOllE PATTE;,RN DEPT.
uo s .. lb w.n. Ill., . Obi 1. DI.
25 tenu 'In' cOlna foo e:acb
pottern .'
Pattern No Slze
Name
Add.ess ....... ' -' ....... , ............. .
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Co, jt h medld nos usu.lIy contain. I g.
quan tit y of 1.1.ln syrup-a ;ood
hut one "Ilieh you C8n easily It hom ...
l! of ernnul.ted wllh l eup
of 'e . No 0 . you can USI) torn
or liquid honey. Insltud or 8UI:. r syrup
I:"t Iroll'\ your
of 1'1f1. il into a prnt and fill
up YOllr syrup. This Kl v., you. full
Plnl 01 wand rllli medici ne. lor CQllih duL'
'0 coIU . It mnkes 11 rcal u vlnll becuuse it
ivCl )'011 nbou. lour times Of,much lor your
monry. til e" .. . polls. anil 10-0 It.
,'111. is actu.lly " l urprl, lngly eiTC!CUv...
quiek.QCll nt: cough medidnr, S"!ilUy. you
reel It tpkiJlB hold. llloo. ens phloem.lOoth ....
IrritDted membran , /hake. brealhlng ellSY.
Plnu Is aped al compound 01 p.ovon
InJredlenll. In cori a" ntuted ro. m mpot
reliabio. """thing aeonllo. throat a nd b.an.
<hlallr'rihltlon . Money .efunded It It doesn't
pI.... you in e_ery ",ay.
FOR EITRA CONVENIENCE GET MEWf
UIDY-.. lllD, RUDNO'USE PIlEI!
.." ,,"'" tIIItruIaf MONTHLY
. FEMALE,
COMPlAlllS
Are ,ou UIlUbled bJ dJat ... 01 t eo
male fUDctlolll'1 pet\Ddlo d tatllrb
ancelI? Doell this makfl you auO'er
10. f eel 10 l1,,",OUI,
,uoh unea? 'l'IIen .tatt taltin, LydIA
B. ' kham'a VCIIII..... b1. OompOund
ten day. before to reUevo
auab 8j'mpto!Jl8 .. Pinkham'. Jlr.a a
arand rooptblol eO'ect on 01
woman', mOIl j.mporlane 01g1l1U1
Tnlly: the womt.n'. friend I
., t YOIA E. PINKHAM'S ==
One application
MAKES FALSE FIT
for the life of YO,ur 1I1"te5
If rour pia'" _ 100M and .lip o" lIuni .e6.
.llem for penna .... ,comfon "';.0 .ofr
Brimm. PlubUnCl .. rI .... La, au;p Oft uPtRr
Olal.. .
BAII,., .IB. FOR VS. W. pay
13 dos. Detau. free. ... O. ..11 ....
CeI ... Ia l" 0 .....
they need ar.e minor an4 can b.e .. ;;ft;i;;;;;;;.
made quickly while Interest runs I .. P k
high. . '. Wall oc ets
Ol' 101".. . . . bi,e ", ;,ct if molds,perfow,.,
H ... _ rl..,U.,jiI_ .... f." . EYeIl on 01"
nab"- l! "" .. , JIriDinu1>1c.ariUiter Ii"" sooa
_"I .. fcolli I/:&, .. olilhs to a,. ., o. 101l." r.
End. fo............ bo,hCl of I .....
application. rha,luu few ho""o.da,..Slo,,.
aiippia codd pia,.. ... d .ore ......... E
aa1.hinr' Talk fred,) &10, th" COllifoft thou
.... d. 0 _Ie III o .... r die co .... ..,. IID'tf .e, LIVESTOCIl .
PVaEJJBEQ Ole boar. a nd w ......
III, pl , bI::. ar"o
N." .1."..... .." 1 41" ..
.AKIIl ,BAIly .... ro. VII. W. oa"
II \IoL Detallll free. P. O. JkK ...
(leI ..... I" 0..... . '
JOIW, d(J#hn ...... .
or !lequln. to those which
bave Idlt their. luater. or to add
new decor to hat.
rta" ..... r ,.I1 "n; 1500 grID' ,UIe GCIOI1 Teeludlllae
IIIICIOLa Ir"am
l
I127
ta
10
1II
;d 8bIDDed
t
1M ... D. 'ID '., .
-' .. _ u"... efln{t .,. _V!II. , .... .J
a .,tt _tar .. "'!!O. IOltener. AI .Illa- "JUIt how do I "0 about thll
4alfts lDalllrt .. Invl..... v_ Ower ...... ,
" ... CIIa .... CIII ,JlI. . of. remodeUn,1" asia
M." Y.rli: ClU,. per_a). 1I1U1111.... mllD7 a WODlIlD. be Ibe novice or
-'-ent. ADbOiJIblleI\ta aecund. rt " _..... < "TO
.4\.... "lalecl. Req...,.... at. an expe encea .e ...... '" el..
lOded to. BailtaUlD,. E U'II: .: lleehil ' like I .. et ' starte'" then It'
.,III...n ,. I.. K. Y. . . ., Wi ,
81',,111" , CaW",u_fi.ncb. ,month8 to finJsb. the
Auatria.-fior y. Bel work Dever ,eta done,'" sait an.
alum: Oarmat' BrltllJh Colonte.. Want 'th .
List. Approved Servl , 0 .. BI 511."" 0 er &roup.
La'ela .............. . 1'.. . It, important to map out, the
ol't;:;::, worle anel to laiow 3uat what you
Jl'oldlnc Ht.h Chair. 11.00. . 1101 hope to ac1iieve when you're
... Dr1w D ..... , .... I.wl'.
LADIES: Malt . :rour o"'n Hqu.eJiold
CI.aner,. at a minimum I coat. FOllr POP-'
ular FormWaa ".ller, II" B.oli:
I,.. DI1.,., D ' ...... , 1.... t
GilT Uuo pa .. tlll.ed "God's
Heavell:', and , thje knowledle It un .
101da. AlOO proll ec.& of Sf. ; ;rOM,
Revelalo 25<:, po.tp.ld. Bolt II', !'f
b.rl. Ifo. . '.:
,
AIR-GFBIl8H Ae\!l!QUy destroys all
HousehOld' ODD.... In ltv .. minutes, For
delallil write M. E. ' THO.SON, I'. a ......... Ol .... l.a. 11. Obi
NEW GIFT JUT FOB
, TEEN"AGERS INTRODUCED
'l'bere J. no ' more &let lor the I. .
:roWller a ..e tI,ail e.,.i1ietl. , rwi- OIlIlltiJ.d.
OroWl, lowtnldl"t Idt which conlam, " .
those .... enU" .. II )l'ounl lacb' need. when . . "
s he .tllr'.. to pr1nlp and ,Practice with I changing a citess blouse or otlier.
.'make-tIP . ' . .' an attractilla. bottle 'of co:. . , .' ... ,' ,
, 10",:, bolt ' 011 Jw ... . Cl' piece of clo..,mJ . .. StudY the gar
r: apd upon the simplest
off.DlOUa' 8EVEWX: procedure for a new
Dall,lbt.... ...ter aJId "be.Watc" will ' effect. "
.ppr.Clate thla new jtem not onlY , be- 'm d .... L
ea.... It Ie lleauWuUy wtapped and ba. en you e ..... e too elabor
=- ate remodelfn, lo.e In
m...- banntu;1 110 tender yOulIl .kIU. terest becaWle they may nke more
'1.':" time than you bave avanable. U
,""--aln. "l'ho' l!live to appll', thlfll'it.. clothel are chan,ed 'as lOon as
melEWlI to ap ar Wle f .
, ENTEEN, II ueta. SEV'ln'I'&EN C ,
Start ' with a clean' ,arment. This
. may be at home It it! can In, I;orly American Them,e
be laundered; otherwise. hav& It
cleaned. You ...may be aurprlled
how utUe other than eleanllnels
and good pressLng and perhaps
mend In, is necessary to brln,
clothes ,back ' to their original
beauty. '
Take the ,arment with ' you if
,you want to choose. additional rna-
terlat or 'Cjlme ornamentation tor
it that has to be ' bou,lit. eplor.
trave 'way of being what they
1000k like- when it comes to choos
Ing 'buttons to fJt the' original
lIoles. or. when .. matter of
letting the tliread' to mafch" ..
You can be much more accutate,
In buying the' conect amount
of bralding, beading. sequins, veU.
ln, or' other decor the hat.
or blouse is with you.
After the material III purchased
and the plan is well in mind.
II time when' Jrou'U be uninterrupted
for length. of time It takes to
alter thr;! Tty to. finisli
the job ' in one or two sittings, . RS
, yop'U be enough '.to do the
best work.,,' . ,
Make Worn 'Dresses
Into Separates
oUrl'ent ' trend at
separates is ' still much favored
8{!d lends itself as inspiration' for
ch\nglng many garments. , If you
have .tlred qt the. bodice on a dress
bilt l!ke the skix:t, 'or il the
bas worn. ' but the luxuriousness
the bodice st\'ll delights 'you. then'
separate the fwo and work from
there. . .
dresses wIth , interesting
'collars ", ard lovely sleeves are '
easily the skirt. Choose
for a skirt, and sew 'from
Early AaDericaa ' Wan Pociket.' ,
HERE Is an idea attracti've
gifts to make. PaUern 281
three diHereni aijtliel1tic de-
sigrua for making thelle ,Early
Amerrical) wall pockel/i to' be used
for lcatteI:s, keys, glbv.es ot trailing
vines. Hang- on waD or stand on
' , . '. ' ..

P ; I(!e of pattern .10 ' isc:.-'
WC)RKs.aop PATTERN SERVICE
Draw .. ,10
0111.. Ne. l'elll
\Var CrimlDaJs
a pattern ',to make a brand. new -J,,"nIT'"
are Ue,phle. TJ\n .... I '. , , . ' I
fr .. from an... that m1!f:t Il'nUl&lt B. Sml' rtl
tbe .ada and ell' aclvert\llln, aceapted . :
lor pijtillcaUon. ID, tha Joum . of TIle _ ..;
Am.,lca.. lColcIteal AuoelatJcm. ) ,
skirt. U you 'do not 'want to at-
tach It to the old bodice. put, the
. to,ether with a nice cummer.
bund or an Interestin; belt. or wear
'them 'as a skirt and .blouse. In the
i:atter case. finish the bottom
of the With a DarrOW. neat
hem, stitched by liand 'cir machine.
.. lfwW,..r .ift lIflll __
to en,' Jilin Of &It.. cOWl
trl' \ for 110. This Incllldes Jl'ed.reJ.
Ialt.' Send to ""
SIlVENTEBN. , , ri-
D.... W. HilI a .... JlIiW Y.rIr.
......... Liaul" p al : ........ hid.
Send 25. TODAY' for " bar ... ' U" and
Indian PeIlby'. G ......... c.ta C.,. Dept.
C ,. ' Jk)l , G, ..... , Oblo N. nl.
SEEDS, PL.\NTliI, E;rc.
.. ,.rl' Bloi.1o , P iauh. 'Plan your aere-
ae ,.010' tor sprlnll. Buy direct." Irom
.rower. 1'alal . l'la .. lal1o ... ' SO,,1Il Dave
HteL .
For Your: Buy
U. -So ....
WNU-E ' 05-50
O,der 800te's
Quality Chicles Now'
Awold 1Iat. .." .... """I Take .d

... 1IooIa. oulSllUlcIift. chick
Clioo ,000 <leUwerr d., .
S No. I .,.. '00 Ileal ,. IKoO..
0111, .n . , .
,SpedaI No. z-'OO ......
catcIIf. .-rI1 " aU
ool'a" , ( 0.u...,PD - 20'11. .. 1 ... -8
='.!. ...... 0.
m
dlD '00 lora. .... I", .
Illck. 2 to 12 A1J
\II,.. _coell ...... 1IR.
.1Ictof6 UT..., lit.
"'IISU.I", .... D1A
Perhaps you bave a . nice bout.
fant on a dress that ha' It bodice
, worn at the sle'eves lind collar. The
separation is easy. Choose a can.
trastirig blouse . to go wiih the
skirt. Make tbi.ll from a pattern
,that fits nicely with tbis pa.rUcular
skirt. Materials' wfth met a I'll CI
stripes usually go 'nicely with skirts
of this type,
Use Outworn Clothes
,,"s Material Sour.ce
If. ;you separate bodlce: and
a n!! \lse only t he skirt; the \vaist.
line needs -'1lh' . zipper.
will have to and a
I placket made I tt. The' op' should
I
be finished with stiff maferial that
folds down behind the fabric. Use
, I with or withol'! belt or a scarf to
i serve as a belt.
If you're tlred of ilre.sses, robell
or. certain pieoes of .lin,erie, . you
have unlimted opportunity fql' col.
lecting materials tbat may be used
tor sewing practicall,y new gar.
ments.
Beautlfu] silk' dresses convert
nicelY' IntQ attraell"e blousel. To
make ijlele. separate the dr... at
.U the seams .nd press ol,lt. Fit
the blouse pattem on the IOOdI
and cut al you would from '
m.terials.
"i.1I 8rl1IUIUI PiUd. u.oo. ..
Ia .......... tJaIIf-... ' ..... hw ... ...,
Tu leu, odod .... hannl ... W ,ou .nd rout
....ttl.c."be .. ....,v.d II Derllirecrlon .. Uoen
u,: . "N ." , ... "'" ".,t6;', . .. M .,.. Mit
... fat UflU (or Ollepl ... ;.z,u
eo. bolll Ac' "", dna.
. F' . ' C"I' RELIEF rub"in fscm..Oay. Cofto
FOR . < ;"of those two famqu8
up tc? 21/2 ID til 1 salicjlate and men-
. liriUll agents. me y , b" I "
.." Bely offered 1M '
tho!; thaD five Wi. . c
............ MIIO' ;.
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... S1IIII'L ", '
Thursday, February Z, 1950
I
I
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
Planning for the Future?
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds!
YOu ......
PAGE SEVEN
Grandma's Sayin'gs
ACHI -
CHESTCIL.
bI reII ... coiIChs and sort nile'"
You Deed to rub oD atlmuJatlnr, paiJlo
",UeviDa: M uaterole. It Dot ooly brlnp
rut.. 10n.-laatiDr relief but actually
help' ,check the irritation and break up
loeal c:ona:eetion. Muaterolel
"',aln. lere i. Tour .
Oabber Girl MASTER.MIX ' recipe
I "'". ",.ed ell ... ,.". .. /I....
I tab I ..,...... CI.bb .. GI.I BOJm.I """"'
'1Io_..u
I nip '''0"",",
Sl!llIour. baltJlIl powder mcloaIt ,toptMt
CUI tA ..... nonjn.. Stor. In ..... Nd _
talne. In Nfri,enlM, Now jor .
'IIIIGEIIIEII IPSIDlDO'. UKE
Here ,. TOU recipe
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\4 ...
" lIlile,_ "".eI ptuapptc, .. ,. ....
, "PO all' ......... iIfIlJ
1\ "', ... ,.. ,
, ........ 01"0" , .,.. _ hIlA I
,_"."_ "' ... - ,
' .\4 ........ "' ... ,,_.-
Molt butl .. or m&rJari"" In an r x Ii" x2'"
eake I*IL Sprinkl. with ... pr, CUI
plMlpple s1icotr tA halVH and ""an on
lop of the lUI"'" MeasUre MamrMIx Into
IIIIx1q bowl SUr In lUlU, ..... 1JlJ<ejr. Com-
bin. q&. mo'- water, Add ,",dually
to dry mil<lwe. stIrr1nl untJI weU b\eacled.
Pour 0...,. fruit in pall and l])I'tad .ally.
Bake al 350' F., (rnodenw ...... ) 35 to 40
m1nuiu Itftnovp frmI own ad cool hfO
or three minutes. Tum oul on .Nina pis ...
, fruit licit up. Serve wann IOPDecl with
' pod cream or hanlaauee, MAlee. Bto a Mrv.
Inp. To male. plain GlnatrbrHd, uoe \he
_ recipe. bul omlt lirat Ihree
.4 ;laro! ClDbbt,Cr,I
In the Mlpa qUlckJy to
bake waffles. clngeJ'o
breads. qul.kralls,
' cookies, and other
lntereitlnll and eX'-
oiling home-baked
produ.u.
CLABBER GIRL
nrltJfJ( i. ,1' .
u ,'"
GROWIN' UP Is BUre a lerlous
I>ut we ldo tell the younguns how It
grows easier trom the very day we
have 'our first Ia.ugh-at our own .
selves.
$S D&ld MlII.u. Zlmmllmao.:I", 0'1 ..... (&-
..-,.
TAKE IT FROM ME. a top qual,lty
margarine really shows up In your
cookln' and balUn'. That's wh)l: It
pays to use "Table-Grnde" Nu-Mald.
And what's more new NuMa1d 18
Improved-smoottier spreadln'. bet-
ter t.a8Un' than ever!
..-,.
THE ONLY. TIME U's safe to give
th" low-down on folks" Is when it's
the foundation fer a build-up.
15 .. Id Kn, a.. n.n.., ClwlGtte: M.c.-
\JIf'
LAND BAKES! I jellt can't keep up
with "Table-Qrade" J)ru-Maldl Now
, It's better 'n ever;Yep. They'Ve lm-
proved my favorite spread made ,
It even better tastln ... more smooth
sprti.dln'. And new 1'fu-Mald'a got
a brand new package to keep that
sweet, ohurnedfresb ftavor 8M1ed
In!
*15 will be ;:d' upon p'ubUca.-
tlen to the 1lrIt oontributor of each
accepted aaylng or Idea. Address
109 East Pearl Street,
Cincinnati 2, Ohio.
CO,w-toon,
'f I
, I
"Now that rm IOIJIl',to pl..,...
".,Ied. mother, I thlDk I ahouJcl
JmoW" where 'Tabl.e-Grade' Nu.
Jl&lcI lJIarprIJte 110'111."
c.ir.iNofto __ ero.
Lighter,lluffier rolla, richer go,den.brown, '
fteeber keeping, richer ' tasting.' And you'n
find these taste-teasing, home-baked &Weej;
rolls 80 easy to make. Just follow the Simple .
directions on ,your Dulf'B Hot Roll '
package. Umm-m good! ,
P.S. f.r t elil
. '), .: .
ESVILLB, OHIO
FEmnl' AnY !!. 195'1
I I I 111111II1111111I!(!I:!!llllij!llllilllllllll
From The Typewriter Of Jim Jonel
Trounce Mason ' 56-38" Lead League
TWIN THEATRE' RATE8: JfJn. cent per word.
minimum charge, 21 nt&.
Three InMrtlon. for tho price
of two. Form. clo.e Wedne ..
day noon.
Waynesville, ,Oh'io
'fhe Waynesville Spartans. t\
pl'8)vloUB winner over the Mallbll
3331, Journeyed to Malson !fues'
dny night to pIn a 66 38 defeat all
III Comets ,
1'bhl wns Mason's thll'd loss In
the Warren County Jengue whl(1b
dropped tbem second place
beblnd tbe pnrtims , Wnyno8vll-
It! hav1ng lost two lellgue encou-
nters has only Kings Mills, It!::t In
their VlIlh 10 the chn.mnlol,18bIII
poluts in the Hecond I) \'hlll, UlI'I,'
bIggest Quart el' of lIL IIl1l
IhlK lholll n 19 17 hlllltlI11tJ lmH\
CLOSED WEDNESDAYS .
01\(111 1'01'11'1" " Ind", ' Iloullerll
rlghl I.lllcil III, U.. third IIIIII1' tel'
studlng' We SCOl'llIg burrll go which
\Vil li bu' IIIHt 1'01' tbe I'pllln I IIlle I' [.
the evening , F,vel ' Y Rl)nrtan mi '
lied al lenlJt onCe hI the thll'll lior
lad to give WayneSVille II. !l32!J
lend at the end of tlie llllnnei'
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNPAY: 2:30 P.M.
DON'T FORGET TO CALL
us for in urance. All types 'of
. MONDAY ntRU FRIDAY - 7 P.M.
BANK NITE
FRI.
3
omedy For' Family W]th
Pt)nls and Passes:
FATIfER WAS
A FUllBACK
FRED tdAUREEN
Me]\{ lUtA y O'n:ARA
Pete Smi t h
MON.
6'
SAT. ONLY
. 4
A SnmeH o.Uver Ourwood
Sl ory. Lllmber' CountJ<Y IInli
f.ogglnj;' Operntlens.
LAW of the 1'IMBER
Monte Blue
1ilfjolle Reynolds
Challt. 7 - Gang BU!lters
TUES.
. 'l
insurance at a savings. Call LEGAL NOTICE
Francis Ge.ne Brown, phone In lbie Matter of the
Waynesville 2472 ,or call co)- Incurnbrance by Mortgage (If
led. Wilmington 211 t. . cerlllin Real Estate by lbe
Vesu'Y or St. Mary's .PIoteatllnt
FOn SALE- Whit enamel Maj Eplsc!opal Churcb. a Corporlltlon
csUe Range stove. George Hen not t al' ;Profit, or Waynesville.
derson. Phone Wa)nes. 2982. Warr'en lJounty. Ohio.
1-12:lt NoUce. Is hereby given to aU
--------..:---- perso,ris whom It may concerTi thltt
FOR SALE) - Cheap: Seal dyed on the 31s t day at January. 1960.
'I'be Spnl'tllll s uud the Comota
beld even througb the Clret lwo
v)3I'lodtl 'WIth tbe !.oca.ls leading
:1, 0-7 at tile end of the tint QUllr-
tel', rallied for 12
111111111II1II!lllllIIlIIlIIlIIlIIlIIlIIllllI1lll11ll11l11l1l11l llll11lll11llll11l11l11ll1l l11t
YOUR ' OWN HOME
III the' flnal period Juhk , '1' lnn!.! )'
aud Dan Simpson Ilught dIe fl,I' "
Illld Iho loculs 23 m Ill'
IIOI's ' to will I\ally fl uas
Coney l<'l1,r Coat. Excellent the Wardens of St. Mary's Prot , . ,Comprete Home Conltruction
I 0
"a ,k 'CIII1I6Y ltid tbH
on. wner leaving for Florida. eSlant Episcopal Cburoh or Way-
3638. Mrs, George nesvllile. Ohio, flied In Corll' We' will , be glad to discull )'our 8COl'lllg' lSI' mllrl(WII 7 bllcltOl8
Waynesville. Route 1. . 1'-19-3t mon Plelts .CO\ll't 01 COIl - building probleml and t:!11 you Itnll 4 fl' (IG I. hlOIVR vhllo ' J)ILII 81
, . What we can do. oillilon netted Iii IJollltl-l fill Ii L\VIl .
IRF. I..AND! Wonderful Iris h Songs Keep Yom
Sin'ging. Thi s 18 Fnmlly Type.
nty. Ohio, In Calle . No. 1 8li".
LAUNDERING- OODs In my their certain petition: praying the CABINET WORK volnte,l's' unci rne tlLI'OWH
home. QUick servloe. Phone COllrt fql' an order Illlthorlzing Hurold 81'anley played II fill
nesv1lle 2986. 112-il t ba ' kb " lne conllnl 11
TOP' of the MORNING
them as slIch "Vardens. to locum- n o ld...n III Y '0\11
ber . In the ,prlnolpal sum of WIWS HUNTER uti off wllh ball Whllo lIOl
DING CROSB)' - ANN BLYTH - BARRY FITZGERALD
BRADDOCK
$7500.0C). and In the manner and IWAVNESVILLE, OHIO markel'S .
W'ARNEIt NEWS M.O.M. CARTOON
form as set forth In sald petition. WIlTI'un Sh .e'. I111 , HflrllLn F.:'l l'll - '
FOR SALE Ullod ,doubl e Kit-
Top ,Soli. HaUling. Sand. Gravel
Excavating W1th Baok Boe,
Drag71lne and BuUdozer
Wa)'JleavDle. Obia' ,
,111 11111111111111i11l11l11llll11mlllllililllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil1II111illlllllilii
designated, as ",Town") of 6. ' 6. and 3 . (1UI I)' H
',chen Sink Oood condition, $6.00 I '
Inquire at the Ml llmi G,,:zelte. 1t " Horsel Are Dangerous
Pho".e: Wayn ... 21111 or. 224e
BANk RUN 'ORAVEL- Loade').
at Davis Furnas PIt, 60 centl
.cuJllc 'yard. We alao deUvei'. AllII
ITAGE & Phone 2091. tf
WaYlllesvllle, Oblci : Dead Sto,ck
Tract ,) : All tbllt certain p:ll' cel Honea, $2.60 '. Cow'. -2.60
at Inmd situated' In tbe Tow n of
Hop. - 260 owt.
FOR SALE- Pratlt!nlly new wal-
er 80rtenfl r. M\lDarch , S.elUng be-
cause city bas soft water s'et vlce.
Cheap. Dot' Food tore, Pholle
26U. 223t
ROOFING,
' Of All TYP,es
lnBulated Bricks nnd asbe.
tOB 'sIding. Sheet metal work
of aU kinds. Local
ces. All work guaranteed.
W .. i1tus .
Route S Waynesville, O.
Phone Wayneevllle 28"
'CASH FOR DUD STOCK
According to: size and /Condition.
All S,tack removed
Horse., ,1.50 Cows, $2.,60
Bogs .... 250 per cn
JANES ,RENDERING
Ph9ne Coned
Xeaia, O. 1712 aI' ,
WiIininItoat O. "2362
Waynesville, ,th,e County of Wnr'
According, to Size
reno and tb.e State of Ohio 1l81(18
a part of Lot No. " (four) In Jet. and C0'lrlitiun\
fer80n Square 'In 8ahl TO''In and Can
WANTED-Ride to Wright Field
Area B. 8: 00 ,to 4 :30 shUt. P10k
up near Third and M1aml. Walte ..
Behrens. l -5-3t
bounded nnd described all Col,10"'8: Xenia 454
'Beginning at the corner of Bald
Lot No, " on Miami nnd Tblrd
StreElts thence rl l1)nlng with T,h it,,!
Streut !I ven (67) -reet
back at right angles Itnll
l' IlIlLral[e space near THird and 1111- paral1fill with l\flllml Street tlte
ami streets ' 1n Waynesville. 'Wal- full Jength of said Lot (214 ft.)
ter Bebrens. 15-3t to tile School lot. Then e wltll
WAN,'l'ED TO
the 'line of tho Sohool lot .Ixty,
FOR SALE ' - H 'bead of breed leven (67) .feet to Mlllml Str el) t.
ew!!".;l Registered Lamb. Also and thence with Ilald street t,., t h/;'
Alfalfa and "TJmothy hay; balled: placl! of beginning; being. the
2 bottom- 12 Inoh Ollver plow. sam" premisell described In veea
Never approach a hone wtu..: Jack Cbapman, on Route' 78; I 1-:! January 26'. 1960 from the-
ont lpea1dD&' to him. 11 E
m es of WaynesvllJ.e 1-19-!t 'J1rusrtees of Diocese of South
A. a rule; larnien do not COD- ,el'n Ohio. a not fot;
alder horses II eapec1aUy dan LOST- Copper carpenter's SQU prortt under the laWI or fbe Stllte
,eroul snimals, ),ef thl'Y account are In Wayne.vIUe. D. ,E. Standi of 'Ohlo, to St. Mary's Protestant
for more I\ccldenll ' 01 nrlOUI ford, Main st.. Wayneavl'fte. EplBicopal Cburch, which is " and
nature than'any other farm arilmal. 198 "193t
. " has tieen sometimes known anti
Acc:oi'dln. to the ,NaUonal Safety
Council, approximate.,. three Urnea Homel Made Pie. ,And Cillcel deSignated as St. Mary's Episcop-
aa ma .. y accidenta with Made on order onl,_ PholU way._,.l Ohurch" said. being re-
'r horaes a. with an)" 280M Mfi .... erbert MeMlllan.2e-3t corded In Deed Book 191,. IjlDge
mal Farmen ibould alwa"a be 615 of the Wat'ren Oounty. obfo
cautloUi 'around ' the., anlmali. the ROOM RENT .:... con Recorila. "
NBC contI'Q\led. ene pbaH 01 this vulent location above Smith" Tract 2: All that certain parcel
precaUtion II ,a tborouIb check In ;QeItaurant. Oall any time ",fter of land situated 1n Warren Oou:
the .prin, 01 aU equJpmeDt to be 6 In the evening. Mrs , PHEANIS, nty In the State of Oblo and In
DIed' an or b" borae .. particularly, WaynelJvIlle. ' '. the Village oJ.' Wayne"vr:le,
'WEEKEND
, '
,.


KAHN ;.8LtCED BACON
411c POUND
Other Item._
Attractively Priced
Bulk aDd Bat Candy
'Of AII .KiIMh '
Ol.belle Fruita
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11.,1 __ ......
1IanIe... a part, of lots numb,r tIIree' _ (3)
. 0Iil7 'stroo, , Ihould be FOR SALE - 4 ft . JJMp and (4) In Jefferson ' square In
moUld .be ,1ntpected Freeae: \ like new, '75,1)0, i Jjqhn the sald VUlage of '
-0,0'1

ON VACATION
re,warly and kept :1n .oo.cs repair. Preston. ,.Pbone WayneSville 21129 Ohio. Beg1nninc at a point In the
Dry leather ball low'teJIIIle , 2.1.2t Weat Une' of Tblrd Street slxty
aocJ It Ihould be with mUd FOR RENT _ .. unfll-lab-," Mvea , (117) feet (rom lhe line of
loap"and warm water and treated ".U "" M t
on.
rooms, oli SOUtb St Celeata laml &tr.e and' TUnnlng thence
with Attention to equJpmeDt tb b ' I of m.. S .-
, Freeze, Ph . . Waynesv'llle ,3275 wi t e ne ' .,Ird treet, 8",,-
FOOD STORE
2Ml
'20 E. MULBERRV IT.
LEBANON, OHIO
neck-yoke., tOD8Ue.. 1I1nBle- ' . " ty seven (117) feet anlt "Inf!
tree., doublep-ee. and eVUlar. II ....: 2-1at thence at rlgbt an,lel with ",hlrd - - - - - -----,,- , .... -,_,_.&
WIll. RETURN
I
MARCH 1.
aUo very neCealaf)', ' . '
'-, .... e NSC - ..... e. that ,m-"" .....rI. WANTED - Ride to 'Wflgbt StfEtet. two hUndred and fourteen , Ami ' .
AU -...... --., - Fl Id " I' . ' & s :rELEPHONES
OUB farm ac.cldents, can be prevuted e. Area. B. 8:00 to 4:30 "bitt. /Uld one.hal( feet (214,%): th t
W I B b ' .... ' d . 11 11th Thl" S ' I age on 2091
by foUowin., simple rulel: . a tel' e .,ru. an parll e w ru ,t,II,et ""!
.Never approach .a borR siXty se'\len feet - and Jl:.ne .\..lIJ ,', " " ' : 1-t;IANON ;Offl,c, ,473K
Optometric Eye SpeCialist
XENIA, QHIO
' llpeBkln, to blm. , when' cIeanInC a IDCb8S to' the ',c;orner of the, Epis- .... D " . . "E8. 129L
qWtln, no IUdden lQo,em8llt. Due ' IOIHII CburchIbt; wltb !,he DAN CR.*t.VL MORROW No, s,
Enter the stan on the left lIde of selling farm. ' I'd tl.lte to ' TentllDe ' of .ald Oburch lot two ItUlld BhACK. Y.OP DRJVU
.the hone. When drlvin, or smith or la,ge farm nilIU' Way- red , and ' fourteen and one-Mit TAR aod ROAD OIL
hor.el;J1ever wrap tbe)lnea 'around neavllle or vicinity. 10 }'t!l1rl at f.et (214%) to th. btglnn'!)!!:, be-
body. present I!,catlon , All power ,eq' Ing twenty .even ani! ' Pile tu,U lAWN' aD'" FIl.L DIRT '
ulpment , Dean Walton, Ph . Wa- S' MIX C '
' I.
. .
Clus8trted Ads Bring Resulta. ynelvllle ' 2689 , <I-I-St a!"i . . ONC'Rf'TF
"
0' ' ---....iO teet off of lot number . fouT (4); .... OUM' TRVC.,
, , _ ti81tl8, the aame ' premise. diescd- ..
,. .ed ID ' Deed' dated , Apr.II, 3i J919 , - .-'-......


' . .'r.k..
' CPMPlETE IGNITION
TIRES!' - Ah SlzOl - 'MUD AJ'I!D SNOW
" ,
BA'l'TERIES FQR ALL CARS '- CABLES
,
' FUEL PUMPS GA8KE1'8' \'
CHAMPION SPARK PLUG8 . . , .
ON 2 AND, GALLON CAN. IUNOCO OIL
BELCHER
SUNOCO SERVIcE
,
WAYNESVIU.E, OHIO
,0-=:101=:
frOID J .. ... A, Zimll'lermljll. , to ' . , ,
)faIry'.' ,' r,lIttltAnt . Eplsoopal ,- l .
Ctfurcb;" which ,4-eeil I. 'recorded " <.Atte'nt:.on Far ' m' 'er' 5 .!. "
In .beed Book' 305. pal. Pt ,..
tbe Wa,rren County, Oh.lo Kacorall,
Petittoners further 'vray for ' all
ptber . relief. judgments.
r
' _", decrees as , tb,e nature or tbe
, ., or .
STEEL and M'ETAL "P.rice.s
Live W1re and PrQIl'8 lve.
, organlu.tion 'secoild' h) Done.
lellers on the betlt
MOund marltet In tile 'COUJlbT; '
IEltVICE THAT SATISFII!I
For Oallf Market Reporte:
WHIO DaJUtn, '12:6,0 E.8.T. DIal
1800; WLW OlaclDDAti. 12.0, Dlal
100. '
NORRIS BROCK COMPANY
SI.td Petltloll 1114 will' bl!
on Saturday the 4th $JBY pr
Marett.' 196,0, .at 9 :80 o'c!.ocl.
In ' the Common court ' ,of
W.alrren County. "Qblo . .:
lA.lter" H. 'Gordon. Senior W,ardcm
JBlDM J,..' Baker. Junior Warden.
. ST. MAB-V'S PROTESTANT
, CHUM, WAY-
NlllSVlLLE. OHIO.
CarJ . Abaecherll, ,
t'ullllsbed Feb. Z, 9, , 16, 2!t;: r9f10
" t
, ,
:Are, .,Advancing;
a 'Good Supply
Of Fe;t:,tC8 on Hand, But It's '
Going Faat.
FAIRLEY \ HARDWARE
,Ohio
" '
Talking It Over
A COLUMN' oF' COMM'ENT
BY THE EDITOR
11 Is with regrets, we know, tbat
you S \y goodbye , to' Mr ., Conover.
WhO ' Ia leaving' for Liberty,
to publltlh the Weill LIberty Bnii
nln' ,
'I'lle ' new will attempt to
conti nue with bla .Iolloles ' In Is-
lI uing
ville '
\lIeB.
a good for Waynell
,
lind surrounding commun
We know tbAt "Ted," os we ali
like to call him, 1s a very Ilko-
able young man. al)d that he ha_
I ,,'
done I\. very rme 'job build
e
Na'NETY-NINTH YEAR
Gardea Club Meets
At Far Hills, BOIISe '.
Tbe WaY1lesvllle Garden Club
met on 'l'hursday after,noon with
Mra. Ray Malnou. and Mra . Mo-
tbe tormer's home , Mra . Ruth
ude Maurice . IlR at
Shoup, prelldent, prealded: over
Uie openln& aDd roll call wall was ,
EPISCOPAL
"
Since 1850
\
'Pfi.URSDAY, 'FEBltuARY 9, 1950
FIVE , CEN'FS fti. COpy
,' ADDITION IS COMPUETED
Shower HODors
....,.."..,:,....:."..-.,; .... + __ ""--..... -=-- Bride, To Be
Mfa , Zenpla Robinson enterta-
In ,I n gl'oup of friends at ber
'hallie In Atphll on ait..
emoon', ,honoring . 'Mi lls Harriet
"'''ol'ltoll\.n W1l11 III )Iridal s hower. ,
8IIIswered by :'What of Birds
. Atn I FoUowlng the
bualness papers on
Inc up this and we ai , Promlae," the flower 01 the
, A beautiful coloI' scheme of
pink uod wbll.e was used In the
decorallons and a dellcloua des
se,rt course wllh .plnk IUld wblte
'I'M aerv.ed "
afternoon w"as pl enl\anl!y apent
and th'tl bonol' guest J received
' many glCi s
80 hope we can, do as good II. j tho and :'Blrthdays 01 Fa1poull
We wo),\t all the townspeopl. ' M8'}1 and their Gardenl," , were
\0 feel that tbls Is their paper. read' by ' Mr8, Horaoe 'Bhaner and
nnd , ,aDytime theY wlsb to come Mra, Alma Petlrson , Mrs. ,Fred
, 'l'hqse, preaent
to the Gazette office; we
bo glad to welcpme JOu,
wl1 Hook pve a. demonstration on
to start African Violets tram
a lea( of the plmt. EDITOR. SON FIGHTS'
:Mrs , Marie Bel'nard, Mrs,
' nea Bemarrl Mrs , Opal St . John,
. ,
Shown abOVe 18 1\.1' hltect's Mrs , MariE! Hardin or Oo.yton,
drawing of the newly eompl el ed. Mrs , Ir ma. Tt'vl na, 'Mrs' Mabel'
-tho Edltol:
ROLLIE BEV"N8 TO BE
AT LEGiON HALL
,Thla was a very pro'
ram .ci roUowlnc acUoprnment
delicious ICe cream and cake was
lerve4 by tbe host.a.,
IN GOLDEN GLOVES Mnry's F.Jplseopnl cburc1J P'li" ' ShSflks, o.nd Mrs. He" FIller of
tah T' he additiOn if! '1/) lila Xenia" Mrs , Donnlo PII 111 PB of
Roy Scberer, aon. of the editor. . "
took part i tbe Golden Glovell at ' t Tae meeting of District 21 O. lett of tlie ol'lgtnlll c nurcll stl' u, Lebanon, EvelYn Coy of ZI
n , " ,,8': wltl pe l1eld lit. tbe Hj&h cture ' In tbe pi cture , mrnernlllrll , " II'1!, WUlIIIm .Beln-
Dayton this year._ He toucbt iii G_L-'_ ' '
glUuuul Apdtl:A:jrlfuml, on Saturday Dedication service!! wlil be h Id a1,1 Mrs Carl Cook MIs . Given
At tbe regular meeting at ,tbe WCTU WILL MEET FRIDAY
the Ilgbtwelgtlt cla8s, and lost a &eWlllto, oP6bn at tedn A, M.;. for the new pa.1I11. ,' house lbe' WI:kmn.n; ' Mra . , Wot kma.n,
,declsl.on In Monday nlPt's ' tight,. I' e at noon' "3 " " I ," .
Inl'. Roy become fDterested "'lD w .. s:'o.s: the Methodlllt first Sunday in iAnt. Febi"Unry Mrs , ' J : W. Mrs . He y\mer\(jM\ :Post No . 616
Fepruary 139, Ilt the Le
giOOl Hall, RolUe Bevans will
s how 8 mm, "Hlghllgbtl of 1949
West Point Football. All memo
bers are lIrged to this line
event ,
/
FA'RMERS GRANGE
TO PLAtt CHILI SUPPER
TWIL.IGHT' CONCERT

BEGINS FEBRUARY, 12
The IIlxOJ TwUlibt by
the Oleveland Ol,"cbestra of a "er'
les of. IpoDaored by Tile Stan.
dard 'J)ll (011-1,0)
15 Ohio radiO . ataUons la' sched-
uled for 4: Sq p m ..
The WOTU ,will lIold Uaeir re'.
gular meeting at tbe home of
Mrs, Cllrt Burnett. Friday aft'
,.rnooll at 2 o'clock ,
boXlDC wbDe nrvio
a
. four yean fD reb. The .choal ot lnstrue- 26. at 3;30 In tbe afternoon. Tbe, len Brown, the bOnor hOB-
n wUl then at one P" M.' Rt . Rev , Wise Hobson. tesa I\Ild .
the U. S. Navt: 111s. Ruth "'urnett or Xe-On will
,.", Bisbop of Southern Ohio. MIs8 Workman, the dill1ghl.el' or
Is Invited .
a 'Weekend guest of her pa.r d ' W W ' "
L participate In the8e service" Mr. an Mrs , J ' ,' , . . or"mn.n ,
... .. and Mrs Clltl Burn- ," ... '
> ... Tbe Dew parish ' hOliBO provld' WlO the br1lle,. of Mr .. Ro
8UPRI8E PARTY . : - t' .... .... \ \ be t L Bernard 90 0' Mr and
Tbe Progres81ve :OU.l1leaa Wo- '" 1:.he WI. S . 01 S. will meet 01\ es facllltles for 'many community r. ,n .
men enjoyed ' their' Februuy TlaUrsday after11loon. ' February 1.6 ,anil chu;ch ,fuDotions . A. welleQ Mra. WUllam Bernard, ' February
etinS on Wednesd.,. evenlng, 'a.ntly 8urprlled on wltll , rs , ' R, Mol.e.l' as hoat. ulped hobby' BIld craCt sbop, ',dln- 10, at, 7:30 o'clock ill Lbe Wayne_
with: a dellolous served ' h .. ,at the Metltocllst ing a.nd kitchen facilities, game avllle Metbodilit
h JI' H evening w en of hta for- by . MTB I .A. H , Stubbs,
at tear 1118 "Pa.rty Houae , B bl S -:y- , and I lounge rooms , and a large
Tbe recular bUslDe"s aelBlon mer I e cboal , acholars ca"!" ,.". O. If.. 1!lilalesby, Mrs Be
was held and a ahoE:t prograin tn, aDd the evenlng . !te. Mrs. Paul PIcl(' socal room will be available , !;ISHI,NG SALE
liven. Several of t,he, meD4 trellbmentR, of lee cream and IDa and Mrs. !:.eo Conner . "Ja The archlteot's estimate of the
r. eard &he 'WlImlDBtOn Coll,- were served . _1lJI govn Is e new , Iotal coat of the !ld'i\itIon Is 011>' :'.1 be h
' B...... A _. " th EXPECT<ED TO , BEGIN
ese Obolr tbe SoJlooi Mila: "liarmon fDa-on II, Y book, wlll revi ewed. proximately $4.6.QQQ. FEBRUARY 15,
orltl. and ,the remaloder of the " '.' 0 ". /)(:r , anit Mrs . ' J , ' p , ii'romm
group enjQyed a plelUlant waa tb! gueat of Mlu lia4. g jdlnn,er Mr. The Rev. Sam\lel N. Keys ' is Ohio a.nglers ' may pur
bour . Burnatt. . I.... Mrll , Clydle Fromm .and BOn the " rectol' of the Church ",;-nd the cbaoe flablng for lhe t96u
Mr and Mrs Building committee includes: Mr. season about February. Ui. I
01 'New Carlisle , Ii' .-' Welts. cbalrman, of be.!1dQllart
. __ .. ' tn IlImlm8 < QUAII8c1'
e, Civic ' at , ' , " ' . . ' ft8t '
---------- -
tbB Method1st Ohurch on Tues-' Bomke, Dr , Howard B . I,
da eyenlng wltl!! dijlner to' be Be. r Chartes , R . Mehoffle. censes' 'Ia 8l[pe'cted'to ,beat
D

b
by the Youth FeUowsblp\ ' and Col., Josepb M,. Silk few days,
Mr/l. Ellsle Hockett Will be hos' Tbe J 960 rlahlng seoson begins
. telB to the HallPY Hour Club on or.tlclally 'March I,
Ttiesdayi - Februaty 14 . Mrs Rus; WOM ENS CLUB 'AT Fishermen, w1l1 not ' be ,oQ,ul.red
. Mr. Mrs. Roy JillllB vlalted Mlu GladY8 RYe, who has been
Mr. and Mrs. CaJ't Conrad In El-
dorado' on Monday. th! of bel' parents. M r , and
, . Mra .; ClareDce Rye. and'Mr, Dud
Mts" Zilla Mae Fulke1'll0n bad
aa bel' weellend guest. MiB/! San,
dra
sel WUson and Mrs Rhodes Bun. to dlaplay, their ' JI '(lnses In the
Ff\!'1 ,HII:.LS PARTY HOUSE faml'" r b d t' ll ., ' T
nell wID be In ' charge of thepro. ..a a ge I II ne use
cram. ' ' Tbe progressIve Womims club of tbe badge hos beeD dlscoDLln,
'l'h Mi 1 lovely' ued byleglsla.tlvl!- "nction" thus
. 'e ami Ohapter 1,07 O. E} S . met February for n, suvrlng ilie Divisi on of Wlhlllte
wlll meet In regular 8esslon 'on dinner 0.1 the Ffil' HUla Party some $40,000 a.nnually, Anglers,
IiIdDday evening', February 13, Jt H Af tb bit
OUBe , , ter e UII ness mee ,will, be . 1.0 ,
rUluy 12 , . ' Mr,. Mra. J. E. Frasier
Tbe program, whlcb Is offered Quietly ,obaened ,their tlfUetb
RoseD of ClnclDDatl, were alBt)
Thureday guesta at tbe
boine: MIas Rye new
r&lurned ber Itudlea at the
UDl!'anilJ. .
ellht" o'clock. , .A Val entine , box Ing of went lfJ' carlY on their pej'sons the !Lsbing
excbajllge of valentInes .the MuslC;1i 1 at t he Gym.' There ,110 ' nse ,while engaged In flsblng.
h
wUl
be a feature or the social, was just a short progrnm. ' ..
. celebration of 8Ohlo's weddln, annlvereary on Wednl8.
anniversary, U!tlrlure day. Feb. 8,
Mrs. Clift Burnett wJli b!l hoat
e.s to WeTU on Frld&), at-
'\ernooD at her, home on Main at.,
to the , Roman Carnival by Be
uoz; of tbe animals, a
grond Eooldglcal fa.ntasy, by St .
SaeDa: $cenarlo ,(or: Orchestra on
'rbemes from "Sbowboat' :' by Jer'
ome Kern, and Bousa's ' lamou'! MarilYn' Burelle. 'Who has
Stars and StrIpes' Forever ." lUeat ot-h.l!r parents. Mr.
W. T. HalUday, chairman of and Mrs : ,J . i. Burs.e. ,..
Soblo'S board otI directors, will her gu!lllt, Mr. vDale Dufiee. ' of
giVe Q' Interml8slon Cohll'!lhul. a
during ,tlie "broadcast, and Mond ''''e t ' t til
StatiOIlJl carrying tM broadcast " ay 0- I !" , e
' Ia vicinity ,:WIQ\O, I Duffee bome In. Colum,bu8.
elnnad; WeOL, Columbus ; which she and Mr. Durfee 1'8'
Ul, Dayton:; nnd Sprlng- tumed to their studies at
field, ' ' IDg . Grien unlveraft)".
'ud Mre. WIlliam Strollll4l:
Mr. and 'Mrs. , J . I . nurlke anll
MrR, lAab MID8 Sunday, at.
ternoon CU.. ta .of Mr, and Ml'fII
Oharles , Moyer . and Mrs , Ray
BW&D80n aud sOn In Ger
,
OlD' .
Halr1 VietClb Tomo '
of balZ7 vetch ha. helD
to blve toxic etreet GIl
cbickeDs"
,
------
, . 'Feeder , ..
Alinost any kind of rbulbag, can
be tea feeder cattle ., .Ion, al th"
will eat It and provIded It I, proper
Iy supplemented, However, the bet-
,tertbe qua'1lty ot the rbugha,. the
Mr , Ed Brown Beavertown easier it Is to doa lood job of
called. ,on. h1a eisterMIs8 Berlha teed!nl' and the less need for ex.
v. Ileal Couum,U Brow O,D Tuesday" ! I t
P.r capita me:lt CODaumpijon III ' ' " pens, ve sum> I .
America ' in 1941 Wit 155 pouudt. Mr , Walter, Clark of near Ly Poultry JJ!l1I5t> ,
"'.r ' ad'" ""Ill ' " the Ille "'eat In aie'lr'';'''' "ea- ' -_.II ' , tie. Mr ,' and, Mrs . Harold Llgbtlng condition. inside the '
.... , D _rs , W lam Strouse - " q '" " .. ............ f S r\ 'bo i I d tbetr
wel'll BUIld . nI ' cUatrlbuted :s. follows: 0 , II ng )"0 v s te e . poultry' layin, houle c'n be 1m.
and M . .-r ght of Mr, ' '10,' poundl: beet. .,2: vial, 10.T. ' &unt, Mrs. Allce CI\lrk on Sun proved by whltew:!shlnl' 1h. walll.
BIllick: ..... ?wen Bl'Ook8blre Or.,.d 1U14 m\IHoa. 5.1, ' " d&T ' afternoon'. . Cleaning of l'he wlndows wID ' aelp,
, . Mr8 . Woodro'\v Oweru 'and two too. '.
Scrap non children; MlIlDle Jo and Stevie,
III'. and Mrs. O'J\egan '
DOW occupyln, a. new home
on Btate 1t8, below Lebanen.
. ,
Iron and .teel .t. urJ1Il111' were guests of Mrs , Owen's
DHcIed b,. 1he :ateel 1rid1lltr7. ,mother, Mrs . Luelle .Arqlltage 6n
keep up bllh pfCll4ucUOIl. S
undaY.
iiI'. md Mre . Stanley H., BaU"' Mr. ,and Mre. :A. H. Earnhart
Mr . . and Mrs, ,Ed ' Romby ' en' .Y bad as ,we:ekenCl Mre. ,as 'SuDdat evenln, P!lst.s,
Lertatned on' Bunday evening ho- ', Op,al' White and ' IralldaoD. ' !Ws- Mr. 'Mr . J. K. EllI'Dbarl ;lnd
Rorlug the birthday of tlie latters 8a1, Atkinson. at Jnd,. fllmlly ' 01 Beavertown.
I.eata ... .reweky Wear
, NlneliDlne In ilOO French worn_
,wear prlcloua pl!ltInwn. palladium
or ,old 'ewelr)o c.'omparld with the
lame r.Uo of ,AmilriCIUl WOIIItD ,
"bo ,a4om the.ID.elvea with 1:01,
tume piece
Dr. Emma Hollowa.y, .Mrs, ' BU
sabetb Smith, and Mr.a. lJelth ,
1111118 \ attend8ct the Gardell Club
On Friday a(ternoon : at the' bome
Mra . Surface. and were Jotned 'at SuUday dinDer ' -: ."..
. Tb9se w 110 enjoye6 the to- by llni'. D. ,e. Rid,., Mab. ' III'. &lid Mrs Ronald Hawke
geUier were: ' Mr, and Mrs Da eL Wetler. an!! Mr. aDd IIIr4\. bad as dinner CU88ts,
vld Zink lind son', Craig. of Leb- David, Htu;taoclr. " Mr: ' aild M..... D, R , Salisbury or
an!lD. Mr , IIInd rs. ' Earl CODn- Mn. lI'lres and .laUShl,r; Cuba. II . and Mn, C, T. Ellis Gladiolus PreaaaUon
,er ' and son, Stevie, Mrs. Goldie MlU n F Gladiolus ' ir01vera 8boUld bum
SurJace, tbe host &kid ' hOltesll '. oaBle lrel tl1tel1t.lneel to of Centenille anc!.' Mr . Harvey pUes of , loll.Ie IUId clear, JbucU
' I(pd, qblldren . Bunda, dbUlar. IiIr , and Mn. RJe, ," , y to,J rj!vent 1he 'tblrjp. from overWln-
,M,redttb a!ld' , In the tr .. lh pUel. .
ter ijf XeDIa, and Mr. aad Mn. Mr. and Mri. Fred Hoak had u ' ' " ---
'Mr , and Mrs , Fred Braddook ,Lout, ,FJrea .. bOnoriDI ,the former Sunda,. , aftemoon lUuts, Mr : AIr EKpreM
enter.taibed on Baturday eveDln,: hOltell. who was o1teervlnc her an4 Mre. Harold Hoak of WlIm- , ApproalIJIateb' ZO per cent of aD
,Mi. and ' Mn. John Gons ' and qtltretb blrtbday, . " IDCtOD. air aprell traftlc either ,orIJlnaW
dausht re Mr lIIIul Urs Kellat ' ',.. ' " at 0.. Sa deUvered' to 1lI.0!I0 ollair-
e. " , '.. . MiBs RUth Chandler 'an'll MI.. .r. and Mra. William ElUg Une dUel :and ancL Ulere-
Hoak. -Mr., aDd, 'Mrs, J:,Utber .Gertrude . CbancUer ' atteDded a ' .
H t8(I k . d C rd d tel guests of ' the latter's par- tan. ItblUldled'111 combined air aDd
',ar c an .soD. a a, an ' m_tIDC of the A1pba rDI cba,ter _. ... rail ClPTell lerv.lc
ev1alon B<\illlning were of tile Delta Kap,a sOc- _... _r. anil lire . C, E , Stan
witb dellcloua refr,elbments aer. let" at the 1IlDiia ..... Club oil forth. llurlD, tile past week, and =.;;::;;;.=.;;;;.;;::.;:;;-:::;:::;.=.::;;-=' :.=.:'
ved by the h'OsteU. Sat\Uday. A luncbeon waa enjoy. left. on WeclDeada,.. tor San. FrlUl ' C,HILI IIIUPP.ER
eel at DOOD, . cllco, CaIlfOnlia. wbent ' are' red By
LIt.aI.... .
1'r7 dJuo19tiIC a. soap 1Il,IIcIIUq IIr. aDd Ill,. , I'red OI'&Ulll&g CODDeeted wltb the Home Arts
wat.r IIetore ecIdIDI It to tie...... hacl as BUIld..,. dluner au_ta. IIr.
Jaa maablDai tbe IIQald ........ and. II,.. Blvln Beioard _d soa.
a IMIter Job. ,,' , Bkble. of Da1toD. Mn. William' SaWfW. Mrs.
Home Econoo;nlc CommUtee
Farmer , Grlnse
GRAN'GiE HALL
...... ..... ta. eM... Mr. and ..... Doa .. B1IIluU IIaftIa 1hDItb. lin., CbarlH )Ie- _B. 11. 1.60 '
III I ' cu.-..- taf'1'WO ..... CIIDocJa. Mn. ,..r... PreD4erpt, & to P .1II
eSd:lll:
i
::::'. ......... 1IIl4,da.pteril ... re .... ' dIuer ... lin. II BarDIIalt ' atteDCI'
to ...., ........ UIII .... , ....... or ... KODIIDI& aD4 ....... ," DI .... S .... dlD
_ tIII& ..... " He_ B n _ . '._...;._ _ .. III lin: Vielma OIl 8atuIdar
100
o. M-:B . 'Maln.Gus.
01: . and Mrs . Gaie Rli ssum
'and . t'YiO llt"Ue grandcblldren. Kn
thl.een and of Dny
ton visited their MIss Mar
,aret Edwar,ds On ahel!.
noon , On Friday &[t.e.rnooll her
v1stota , were . ber nephew, MI',
Wilson Edwards !l!Dd daughter
;!lira . . Mnry "Lea.b Rhetn ,ot Sprl
ngfleld.
, '
Mila Ruth Cbandler, accomp
anIed by ber niece, MIBS Gertudfl
Ohandler. of, Norwood attended II.
IUDcheoo bf Alpha. Phi .
,Delta 'Kappa Gamma at tbe En
"neer'" ClUb In Dayton on Sat , That old .. " about oppGl'lU&lJY
llrda,. . :J.'hey had the pleasure 0' 1Du.t be ftYlaecl. TIle new ,
le----Opportuml7 K.ncicb llat 0...
Jleal'IDg an exceUent address by, ' _ Week. very parda, ,011 ...
Dr. aainllel Varble. pre81dent of , 11M, op ........... ." 10 .. _14
ft
,
wnmlntton Cottege: ""1 tt-e thlnp,... -, .....
"a-. Iola&oea"
a reuDt mark.t lUl'Ve, made
by tale U, B. clIpartmen\- of earl-
cunan. bamemabra, empbealMtl
tM7 want "olean SlOta.... wIleD
makIq tao4 J)III'OIaueI. '
, ........ AD h ..- II r::.=
..
.. V.I ......... ".. ...
..... .,.,.. to ........ ,.....
aua ..... .,....0 , .... ....
.... walk _. U" ..., ....
........ ..!,: .............
.... _t'I!I .. ,...
..., ................... ..-
. u ... ..... ,...
"AGE TWO
Weather
Old Proverb Hoi'-Right
NEW YORK.-Don't leU the
old,lbne weather proverbs ahort,
for It baa been found they are
56.9 per cerit true--a baIting
avera-Ire almost al IIOQd ai tha,'
of the .clentlflc foreeasters:
'This was. reported by Oil. Va
den W. Miles of Wayne univer-
sity, Detrolt. 10 'th. American
Alsoclatlon the Advance-:
ment of Solence. He said a ,ury'
of , tbree qualified ,teacbers
judged 333
Of 153 aeallng with weather
phenomena or changes, b6.$ per
cent were' ,true' eccordln,' to
IIcjentuic principles.
you couldprobablT lJ,Se
tIIcm wIth' reasonable accuracy
to predict the weather, he said.
But proverb. deaUng witll
.ches and P3ip!l, or with long.
r.ange s,ensonal forecasts, don' t ,
have scientific Dr, .Miles ,
. -ald. . . '" .
I WEEKL.Y NEWS,ANALYSIS----.
U. S. , Deficit Worries Economists;
Acheson Favors Token Formosa Aid;
75-Cent Wage Floor Now Effective
WA YNESVILlJE, OHIO
The aver age AmerIcan could n'ot
Ilelp but dIscern atranae Bnd dis-
urblng ramification. In the Alger
Hias pel'JIlf;Y trIal verdlct. HIla
was found. 01\ two countll:
JUry found that be ' bad paased
flecret d.ocuments ' to Whlttak.,r
Ohambera and that be had' aeen
(EDITOR'S NOHr Wh." .plnlon ...... P .... e. In Ibu. e.I."' .. I, Ih.,. .t ...... ., Chambers after January 1, ' 1937.
, W.. lera !h ... , .... Ual.,,' ........... 1,.., 1 ........ 11,. .r II,.... ,. r.) IIlss bad denlH both aUe,atlon .. ..
BIG DEFICIT:
Recall Asked
Some Worried
'lbe two-year, lO-bllllon-doUar 1,""..""",;"'...,. ... "'---
deficit looming a. loevita151e tor
the United States hlld some eCD-
Domic' experts 10 a state of appre-
hension.
Among these was Dr. Edwin G.
, In . ' rambllntr, expo.e of what
nl,ow leems to ha.ve been ,uvenlle
,with infantile overton.es
of cloakand-daller hue. the one
big fact tliat came out 01 the trial
hI that somebody , Ued-somebody
lied In such C.ol08sal fallhloD liS to
be unmatched In any recent In.,
In American jW-laprudence.
CHAMBERS, former .communist
courier by his 'own admission. at;l!l
. former ' ,senior .of Time
magazine. ,sold' Hiss Passed the
:sE!Cret state oepartment paper.l to '
him and that he ' turned them over
to' the RussIan. 8;lIs saId, he lildn't
Soil Loss 'From Rain
Costly ,to
11Us, iDe of Erosion
Studied by ,Government'
If .11 the water In a two-Inch
rajn .h04\d '!:Ie dUPlped on' . field
at one moment it would baye pow-
er to UN a sel/en-Incb Iber I of IOU
three ,(eet Into' the alr':'a monstroul
ThIs figure ha.. been cal-
culated,p.y scientists of the BOU
conserVlltion servIce. U.S. ' depart-
me"t ot agriculture.
Thursday, February 9, 1950
-"1 -
J.



Explanation
A negro had bllen trying tor a .
long time 10 gain membership in
a lodge. They founq so mallY
reasons for postponing. the' induc-
tion ceremonies that he became
suspicious.
"Ah'm ilicllneci . to think," be
said; "dat yo' ,nigg'ahs doah' want
me in dis heab lodge,"
"Well," said the chairman, "l'n
teU yo' how it is. ' Yo' is bald,
a in' t yo'?"
But what dllt got to do
"An' yo' Is blac k ain' t yo' ?"
continued the cha irma n.
'fihQ' nulf."
"Well. den, considah yo'self
black bald."
NouFse, former chairman of the
President's of economic
'advisers, The deficit. Dr. Nourse
bas fears . ot
till tlcn lind pos,slbly a "rising un-
cer tainty as to, stability of the
1-.:....---:=====::::--..... . dollar itself."
d() any sueh thing. '
However, the jury, a second
of the case, chq,se to believe
Chambers, and Hiss. Nat-
' linll)" will ' but If the
ve rdict' Is upheld, ' be face. a pos-
IUlile maxiinum lentence , of 10
CDt ,course, the department spe-
clalls.ts say. suotl a , cah;imlty never '
occurs. In most ralnfaU' at
the rate of one ' mch 'tn ' 15 rn Inutes
is all
.tructlve r <il n. and the total of the
smaller splashes In such a rain
CliO cause serlou. splash ' erosion.
HEIITI,U II?
.Crystal &II FailUre
In ForeCaSting Blaze
,Which It Originaied' \.
CINonlNATI. OmO:-A b.rlaln
f7.50 cmtal ' ball-'<poa,elaed ot
.true he 1114
bouaht In 1935 r.UeeI to torellladl'w
D:llItlc ,100 fire which it
In the .pariQlent or the man' who
purchased It, Garrett J.coba.
The onctn ttie was !Shroud .
eel In ' 1Il1fte17, puzzlin. ,
poliee lnil tile ' occupant. fGr more
than an hour before l.cob . J'&-
called purcJIa.lD. the ball from
medlum I" ,.ear. '.,0.'
Whllll lacoba wal ain, a.t hIa
Ilanpamtl!tr Ihop, b4 ,wife, , Ada, '
iDi!ul\triouslT po11lhed Irtirldowa in
the apartment. Behind her, an bv
eratutfeel ,davel'port bUrst Into
tlame .
Mr.. attacking the, bum
inl eouch with her bare bands.
.n object 'from the divan and
It .cross the room. Shew
IUl'Prlae4 to .ee burns on ber
handa; She notWed bU hu.band
aDd be ea}.led fire department.
rabal Dan VO'" and' bia
men estingullbeil" the blue, .. ve
IIrd aid to lira. ".cobl .nd '
be,an queftlanlnc her_ TIM! fire
marabat; a reuonable man. IUS-
pectecI a 1IDOuI4erir11 c"arette.
DId lira. Vapt emoke! The an..'
_ was nO. Bad Ibe enteraln.ed
, vlaItors earll,e'r In tile aftemooll!
Ko. '
ft. marahal IocIUtI carefaU7 .t
the coucb, bathed In brtlh\ lUll-
aldne. No electrIe wIreI ' near bT.
plent7 at In' lbe
: -..ntlme. bacl dallied
bIDe. Be raiated that be bacI left
tane .t ' It .. m. bavlq
lIIIobJd In that putleuIar iooba.
Jlarahal V alceptJc:aL
Somewhat cUseDaripd. but bow-
tnc &lie callie a( daVlDport
,....1lNI. - the .. It the aPart-
m.nt .and told lila ho1,. to '0 bom
'WhIle the marthal,..s down.
ata1ra .Jivtne orden, ".cObs ' ....
1Io1n, aom. InYHtilatlOn GIl bIa
QWIl hook. ipAlDb' bIa
wife.
'"'1'el1 me the truthl" demanded
Mr. ,,Jacobs. ''DId lOU 1ID0ke' Dld
;you .have alQ'ODe In bere?"
:'You Imow better than th.t," re-
plied Mrs. Jacobs. '
"What was em , the davenport!,"
''The on'Jy thing on It was that
old crystal i1alJ/ 'rs. Jacobs said.
,;Her spouse, looking around tile
room, saw his crystal ball "It , was
red hot and smudged blaclc," , Mr.
lacabs said later. _ '
And that was the answer, laid
' Marshal Vogel. Concentration 01
Bun' 8 rays through the crystal
ball. ' ,
New Chemical Disoover, " .'
Metal With, One DJp . .
COLli:MBUS, OHIO.-The JJatelle
mstltute here ba. a DeW
chemical that will pollBh metal'
With one dip. ' '
research center . said any
metal product, ' DO matter how in- '
trlcate}y oa1;Ved or would
achieve ,a few
after beIDg Immeried' In
Uae chemical
in praotl.ce, the 'report 8a'ld. it
' h .. bleen found that cbllmlc.l pol-
falUnl' mai euminate ,frOm one to
five WoducUon' ateps lit the tlnIlh
Ina of ,m.talUc product. ' Tbl.
meau Vi u muc:!i ...
150 per cent In COlts.
Ketala cllem1CaD,y
polilbed tnc1u!le , br ... , . copper.,
-IlickelsUver. inonei'. niakel and
: aluminum. '!be acUoa .. a tNe
poUs_ pioceu-not a depelited
coatlnl or a 'dltterent ,metal '
tried b,. ' a lunale lodt mallll-
facturer, tile Ptoceu .. wei five
IUr1oloperaUODI In tIn1Ihtq
Iocb and ha.pe--a AviDl of, tellS
fOr eacb 1,000 loeb and haape.
(lhem1c.- bath. ....
mizturu Gl adell.
Pboric, nilric and acetic aC!idL TIle,.
. operate at from ftIOJD temperature
IDO deJreea fabrulbeii. '
. DR. NOURSE, r ecently re-
algned on the' eco-
nomIC! council. called for a '''specl-
tic and hard-headed, plan , for get-,
ting back to the black
He de.c:Iared the federal budget'
eould, be balanced In a year. or
two" but onlY If the goliernment
pracUcel economy reduces or
d!!feri man)' of President Trum/ln',
prorams "tn' tlie deveiopmeht and
weUare arell"
, To . ob'ectlve observers, Dr:.
ND\lr.e Wa' another crying
In th. wilderneSS-for. on the basts
OIl poUtical r,esults In the past 18
yeara; pracUee or IUpport of econ
om,. didn't brlnl ' many votel when
the chips were down.
THE SENSATIONAL SUCCESS
'of the lat. Mr., Roosevelt, ' also' '.
great spender of ' public
program which helPed give blm'
foUl' presidential , elecUon victories
-was bound to loom as a vital les-
IOn In practical polltIcl.
On the record. the Fer1can
taxpayer cares leas I!-bout his 10V-
emment's lavin, mone), . than 'he
' its , 'beinl Ipent. :
FORMOSA;
Token Aid?
According to ,reliable reportli,
V.S. State Secretar)' Dean' AcbHon
'19" ID f.vor of congrelslon&1
move to send 28 m.WJOD d\ll
laI'I In economic: aid to the ChI
nue N.tlOIl"Usts In 'FormQ'.'
THE QUESTION whlch' 1mmecli-
ateJJ; aroae waa: Why? ,
Wu It , another mone),-4own-.
action' Another token ap.:
,..iement ' of thole who were de-
mort! and actual to
i'ol'lllOiaT ' . , ' ..
'l'tiott. 'wen I.eIiUm.te queatlon.
Ill l1li7 attempt ,to ,)peDetra" the
.maze or the' bltrlcate tohJta ,pol.
Iq belnl pr.cticed b7 the"United
Statal. AcIIeaon h.d l.et It be known
moat clearlY th.t he fem the W.-
tlaaau.t ciue II lo.t m Chili.,
and there were , Who con.
tended that It ,wouldn't Jje .l lon,'
untll- .tate secretary advoc.ted
U.S. OIl the ChIn ...
CommunJat realtme.
If thOle .th6l .. were true,
send 28, mmlon g()Od American dol-
,lara rollinl beJplellq Into the path
a Red Juggemalit .. con"
ceded' as lure to. roU over aD
China:? '
yeiars Imprl.onmellt and fines of
$4,000, ',,'
a. Reath, U.S. mW .. ,
ter to b.. be .. ,
termeel "persona .. II)-
the B a Ie. r, D covel'llme1lt
which has ,.lked that be be ra-
e.,.... 1IIe Balprlanll
Beath receIved .eorea cne,..
meat informa&loD from Tra'I!)bo
Koatov, form.r deputy lIfemler
01 BaJprla Who was exente4
, 1 The dl8turbinl element In, the
case Is how . the CommUl}lstl could
.0 pervert the Americanllm of ab-
normally , Intelligent
l1Ic:e ,HIss and Chamberl, If
bers' Is , trUe, to the point
where they would .ctuall7 .erve
thl! Interest of the SoVieta .Iain.t
th" Intere.ta or; their own countl'1.
, eD "harp 'of
WAGES:
75-Cent Floor
, Th. natJon's new 75 cents an
hour wage' law Ia 'now iii etfect,
That means that aU em
ployed In lnterBbite comm"rc:e, or
in prodUction " of gOQ<\s for inter-
state commerce, ', mu.t Qe paid , a
mlnlmum of 75 cents an ..
PRESIDENT , TRUMAN
' new law, aa ' beln, "dictated
by IOClal Ju.tlce" .nd . ' atep th.t
will bring "great and ben
eflts" .
THE STRANGENESS of the oa8e,
'matW lee it, .re, the. intrlc.oies
of U.S. law' which' permit an ad.
mItted CQmmunl,t courier to
!=alPe any lort :of le,aal punl.hment
and yet permlta' lon,thne len.,
tence and heavy fines tor de- .
, tend ant accused ' OIl l'.Y.Ina about
what It II aUeled be did. Chambers
admlu his aots .nd . Is never
, cbllr,eeI in court. Rtas bad to be
convicted on' charKes alain.t him,
In.. ,ot one at
statue of IlmltaUons be' could
noti be "I eIIUl/ed With bavID,
tr.yeel his countrJr a .p,., .
SllPlIfIcant. however, w.. aD
malt ' linmedlate ' call .".. certain BERt' IN
CIO uniOn leadera for ,effDrt to ' :
bOoat the mlnlmum wa,e to flat An Old StolT
dollar , an bour, and bro.denecl cov- 'I'he unpredlctabl. ' Soviet mine!
era .. under the 1.'19. .1I11n w.. Indullbil Ita toi'tUOI,ll
IT WAS . PERHAPs' With these worklnp to the clIIc:oJnfiture or
new umon demanda In mind that ana iIle weatel'D ame.. III
2reafdent , Truman .aId he ' bid IOrl of "Junior vi the
.sked labor Tob1D ' to fmmer reSc:h capital. th. 'Buill ana
JIle InformeCI on dJe optra. baell for R bour et up an' ."r
Uon of the Dew JaW.' , .. tint check whlcb' *Ued
.re now maIdD8 IlIPW truc:b to such an ectaDt
more than 'r5 cents an hour. But ' that ODe ,... aDowed to p ...
It been that the bMr 18 ' minute.
It III against fOfc'es "of faU.
,inl rain that the s.oll kconservlltlon
lervlc. II ita eflort. to
keep t QD
It Is olll,. In ',e.rs that
ibis of 1011 erosion ball
been flaIl,. appreclatecl .d Ib"
renlta. Pleuared.
land at .U . ea.on. wben ' beafinl
' rains are lIkel1. ,ore tIl!ln 100
ton. of .oil per aore m.), be
Ipla.beel tw the beaviest r.lrd
lalling, on b.re and hilhJ7 de-
IoU.
Ia In. receJit , ,eara that
UUII type ot e1'Ollon hal beel' fIIil7
.ppreclateel anel the d,e.tructive re-
sulU 'measured. Scientists _nd
'armers b8v. eom. reallze thai
the, raindrop aplalhlni which ,
taches parUclea from the Di.ln .oU
bod7 ta a pr!m!lr)' factor In
11011 control. and th., It .. not am
the soli h.. been detaehed b7 the
'aUing raindrop that the DoWin,
water of the niD;g!f outsld. of rUia
. lId cum .. c __ ove it from the
fleJd. "
ril1nfmdm will mean WII,e r.r WAS EXABPJ:RATlNO" It
Crea.e. to _J:IoUt 1.5 mUUOa Per-' ,... p',"un, .nd It' .et in motiOti
I0I1l, more thaD balf of . Wbom.... cr.v. f,.n that the 'RedJ ' were
In the South. 'l'bII .. expected to .boUt ' to _ 'Up, another a.run
coat .mJlloy.... about aoo mfWon blqc:kade whicb COlt America H
4;Iollar. annUalb-. mUlch In &net equipment . Cure . Or Swine MaDge
, " I wben "Operation o\lrUft" wa. au ' I 1 Ii "" 1 In '
NEWS: ' that kept Berlln.ra from ,.tantatlon e ye ., expen, lIye
No Monqpoly freaIq. . " .t ,1VfU, co., the .v .... ,. f.Myler
AlIId th.n. with no eQ1anaUon or, only about 18 centa e.cb to treat

the earq dilYS . Whtb
th
-p'p'IU'eII., re.lDn. the RIl.l1an., e.ch broOd .ow for 11).nl. tand
A
""'"I 'teel "new8'p Ieney 8lld e abalildemed' the ''junior blockade" the tre.,
s.oc ress were ploneeriDI a iuddenl7 as they had 'impos'ld It'. .1'8 worth lever.ll hundred
the .. therlng and diIBemination , ....... rlc.... Bri"-'- and ........ , ncb tI th t ' I b' he ..
f ' lUll -. ..... ... 'n: , rt)e. a amount p I ettel'
o there have rr.tuent comllri.nderl ' or Berlln met in health and faster gain.. ,i.
l4ngle. 'over' the owneraqlp emeirlen'c)" session and ' dlscUssed ,Dr. M. E. M nsfield,
rlghtl at lta ' diltrlbu the latest Soviet barryinl tactics, f.n at the University"
NOW THAT RAD.IO bas ..... ade'd a declslo\1 10 -reminds farlllers that '
UIY walt-and-see attitude. ' time is a lood time' for ,
the 'news it was ' Inevitable SOME AMER,ICAN ofllcers wete eontrOl: At that 'time the ' fanner
Acid' tas,te in ',mouth! '.Chat awful
ga!isy feeling! Then-try a switch
, to POBTUM,I ,'"'Ii'
For the latest sciontlflc facts .... .
veal In many persons, caftein
in both coffee .nd tea te'71tU eo
duo, harmful. jtQ_olI ..
well .. lIfrvOun,,, and ,kepi
nig"'gl WhU" many people can drink
coffee or tea, without W:.e1rect, _"II
otiln. ca."_ .'
So if you ,luWer heartbum.
aestion, IlCl91euneaa, maketWsteat:
giv. up OOl/8&-f1ive up
' POlITtlK !fIr I() <m"s-
, ;wlg. fir rllMgl Remeinber,l'9STtr11
contains no calfein or other
noth!nlrthat can poiaibl:y callie iDdt.
sestton, nervousness, sleeplUsDeu!
A.k your,grocer tOday for INB'rANT
POlmIld - A Vigorous Drink made
from 'Healthful Wheat and ,Bran.
, .
THi. WUIta Uy
"I lell ... r,bod,. .boa' oRA. Jt'"
.mazine bow qalclcl,. .tall\1 and dlr\
come olf,and how wblte til. teeth be-
lin. A. C. wa.eaton, RoCIa
' ester, N. Y. .
. NEVa __ USN FAlSE nETH r
Onablnlr c.n ruin d.nt1lre U .. '
new ORA Cleanser.
'l',:a8Y. Quick. Denture ' I. Iparklinlr '
cleail ln 16 mlnutesl ORA I. ,guaran. r
teed not to harm dentures. Removes
tobaeco stol", All drulrgista,
A Pro!Iuct of MaKeuoa a Robbllll, IDe.
, ACHESON, It seemed to Ipost was
la)ina 'himself open to charles
or, perhaps even
more lmpOrtant, wllIlng ,to play,
fast and loose American mon-
ey for more to 'uggle
highly !llyolved and 'puzzling dip-
10matJc concepts, '
that the, same sort ' Of argument con,rlnced another full'Bcale blook. usual)y ltas Only . I' few bogs (In
would arls\! over the oWnership' of ade .' was cQJll.in(. 'But>, the British hand, so cost 01 treatment Is
hdio ;Jlews -aod whether one ata- , commander a convict/on less, and there will be less chance
tion . or Ii ' chain of stations can that the Ruulans ,en. of trol,lble with' the Utters, ' Made ESPECIA.,I,LY '
create a monopoly In bl'oadcasUnt lallnl, a Passlnl pha/le .of "plh '1'0 control man'ge, ,he says, spray
At the risk ,of
it could be that there
wa. still hope to atop the
muqlst Burge In ' Chlnlll, or , thei-'e
the pricks." . _,' ,1{0"'1 the herd 'with ben1zerlli E .
1'I\e federal oommimlcations com. d ' 1 It was ,ma e , clear,
mission ruled that sUGh cannot be Aq1E!rJcan pans are that CHEST' "0 S
wa. not. If not, then ,there seemed
little Point in w.as,tlng-,further ,U.S.
in a fUtile attempt
Wise. If 10, then ' applying 28 mil
' Uoo dOUl\fS to the' eflort would air
pear as a peurile gesture.
and a, United States court of' the event a 'major blockade II ' Ol"O
ppeals upheld the FCC. The 00, alrd t op,era,' .' '
'Court ruled" that the FCC may tJon be put Into , eflect 1\1 til rell_ coalltl-Iehhiimaaclei'
a license to a . station time to ofl an1 disastrous reo There'. 1& apeciul Child', AWd Mu..
appllcant If ' It finds tha' t ap"nr l' terqlo ma!1e .or kiddles" tendor akIn,
- f' ova sultl to the peopl, of, Berlin: MUlI!'Orulu only glvllI"speedy relief
tend to create a news monop. but It brenl<e up eon&e&tiun In
olY. brllnchilll'tubcs, nOlle and Jua'
r' Tb ' d . rIlb It on throat
, e court ' sal: "Monopoly In nTrl"",_/:"''''';r:I
the mass communication of news
One Billion More : and advertisIng Is cqntrar, to' the
, public Interest: everi. 1t not Iri terms
'TAXATION: "
, Just as nearly everyone expectefl, prescribed by the antitrust laws. "
r. Trlun:an's ,tl\!t' THE RULING was In
Uons were weU what , be had with , the case ', of the . ManstJeldl
stated a ,year' ago he would ask for (Oblo) Journal and the Lorain
when contrell convened. The first (Oblo) JOl,lmal whose applicaUons
fliUre was 12 .,UUons. What ' Mr: lor radio station ncenses were
Truman for, Instead, ol1e turned down by the ' FCC. In re,ect-
bUlion. .' Ing the applications, 'the commls-
MR. 'l'1I.tJ:M.ANoS pr.opa.aI in slon ' ruled the ' Mansfield Journal
both tas, cl,lts and tax in used Its position In community
creases, but, oVerall, It would hike "to coeree It I to
the , naUon's t.,r btu' by" a blnton Into exclusive advertising contractl
doUan, EvIl 10; there .... no ' with the newspaper," . .
\ read)' . narance ' the Prel1dent The comml lon ,ddeel that
woUtlt let tIIl1t much. ! . , . both newspapers Were owne'd .nd
That be trimmed hi. t.x propo-.. eOlltrolied b, SamUel A.
.... at .n dUe to mountlnl .nd laadore Horvitz. It took the
seittfmeat within bIa own acJmlnia., vI.w that what h.ppened In "Man ..
tratlon ranlu 'that appreciable field ,"was IndlcaUve of what tpllht
mere.... would be unwlle .t w. occur under '.lmllar circum.tanc:a
tIIIM, and the effort 'boUld be ' .In Lor.In." ,
toward dtnulatin, burinel... rn appealln, to the' court, the
mu,c:b u pont))le, .. ther than.... newsp.pers copte,nded th. FCC h.d
tard or dllcQarap It b7 ildded to lone outside Its and had
llardeas. . ' .cted lUIIIer antltrult Ja ...
TID: reeommended
a cut Ita nell' tases .. it bad
...... paenJb' believed h. would.
'I'I!eM would Inc:IlIde levi.. on
tHnI. telepbaae , and telell'Bpb
billa, 1uatI... WGIIIeD" poebt.
booa. fUn, ,.,...... eonneuc.. etc.
'1'bJa 1I'OuId.be done proyIded ''loop.
bol In atber- ..... ,"N c:lOHd
..,. Trumaa ... a 1111-
b doUar IDenue In the tpes 011
CllllPCfttkml. bla .. tea and 1IftI.
.. It atood. the pI'OpOIaI addecJ
up to bad ..... for bit ..........
.... ...... tor lIIIaU buIIDea ...
................ -..
FENIt.II
Thursday, FebruarY' 9, 1950
Here in pictures is the
progress of a typical case
in 'the now nationally-
known organization' " AI.
e a h a I'i cs Anonymous,"
whose members seek to
rehabllitate nien and
women' whose lives have
, . been , blasted by craving
for drink. With models
us,ed to depict the case
history, the photo , ot
right sh()ws ' an "A. A,"
me,mber tackling a job, '
Here, at right . the
psychiatrist the Pll-
tient for of. tremors
by having him a .
,sheet of paper flat on the
bc!ck ,of. his hand. ThIS is
o .relioble t6t' in which
, not' pteviously "
noticeable I
This Is cI big day in
restoration period \.of
' h I II " , H- 'I'A A" t 0 co Q IC. IS. ' . ",
sponsor invites '
tient's wife to him
in ,the hqspital.'There she
lee!'rns , (r.ight) that John
is on thi",oad to recovery
from. the and he
thus wins her.cqopeJlotio'n'
in ' the continuing
Her aid ,and understhnd. ,
hlg' or., essen,IQ1 ',helps. .
/' .. . '
She' agrees to' resume , .
married i t Ii )ohn'
when he 1s, from
. the h'ospital_ '
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
SCRIPTURE: Aql s 13; Z- 14-28.
RE ADING: 48 ,
Gospel Goes
LessOD for 1%.
S
O YOU DON'T
fOf'eign missions? Then you
can't read the New Testament with
any comfort, .Every book in It waR
written eilher by' a or
about misslonar.ies. or to mission
aries. or to be,used In mission work. '
. W},..
'3 U\ltfa (anlzed foreign
, ..I. .,. -.... mlsslcm project in
In St, John's Episcopol
hospital, Brooklyn, the first
institution of its kind 10
accept patients for treat-
ment solely as olcoholics,
the patient (photo ot left)
gets his_ first sleep through
sedatives, , On awakening,
he is given a shot of vita-
min-E complex to stimu-
late appetite and restor.
the deficiency suffered by
alcoholic,S. the program is
sponsored by A. A. and its
members lue. the only .
tors.
the history of the
Christian chureb .
It I, the story of
bow the Gospel
was taken out of
the narrow strip
,of coastland along Dr.
the eJlstern shore of the Me,dlter
ranean. where it was' born, OUit into
western world.

The Bes, They Had
THE FIRST 'missionary party
,were not raw untried men.
They were Barnaba* and Saul. the
top leader. 01 Antioch. ThesEl mer.
had do,ne a great work in Antioch;
their usefulness there was !lot at
an end by any means, But the
church sent' ,them away to' win'
elsewhere. It Is a mistllke to
.uppose that just anybody' do
a miSSionary.
'Ignorant people who saPIPOse .
that missionaries .are oilly lIle
of the churcb .1I10n'.
. know the fac'lI. A few year,
, aao a sclenUst, Ellsworth
. Jneton, made a stndY or the
&,radaates or'Yale and Harvard
who were successful enoD&,b to
. be wrltien up in "Who's Who
In He foand
mlsslonarles"sons
largest pToportlon of those suc-
oessrul men. ' . '
Th,e reas on for ' this, be belleved,
Is that 0'11:y 'In missionary fClmilies
do you find that both parents, and
not just one, Have to go thr4)ugh a
rigid slfHng process, Only the best
-menially, morally, physicallYr-
!Ire accepted by the church today

1,l)l[J'alteJrIO Centers
" 01' Paul, who oame rapid,
, On, the third day ,of lJt ' VIe froni mission.
, treatl1'lent the ary team. was aU for efficiency.
a new Joh" ' D,pe: fleft.) Is He never did a, thing the hard way
f ' h if an easier way would,save his en'
emerging .rom t e morass. ergy, So we find him headil)g for
, of alcohohc, enslaveme!'t,. the great centers of population, '
, He can navigate under ID the IIYDagogues b, wODld
his own power take nod the mOlt religion people
i h
' ' b '. 'h Ia the Cilty, people who already
..,n t!!.F ,go sessIons. ".t INtIIned In the ODe God and
other patients, and wIIo \'toOll lerloally lIle Law
itunning -Dote 'Frock Has'
S,oft Draping at Neckline
StlllUlln, Sty.e
J
UNIOR frock for special dates
-a stunning style with soft
draping at the neckline and full
skirt. Tnr a pretty aU Qver flOWer
print, and tie a narrow belt in a
pert bow.

I Patlern No. 31M Is a sewrlte
rated ptI Llern In altes 11. 12. 13. 14. :'11
and 18. Size 12. 4 yards of 39-lncb.

Don't miss the Sprint! snd summe"
FASHION I 1\', filled wJth news about
fabric., .tyles; special features i tree
patlt\ril printed Inalde the book. Sead :&5
cealll 1c!day. . -
8EWINO CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
Il:1O S .. III Well. III .. e ..I " DI.
Enelose 25 cenu In colAS for eacb
pattern dealr.d.
Patten No............ . ,.Size .
Name , . po '
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Address ............................. .
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The Automobile Manufacturers
association sa-ys the-firs t success-
ful 'gas oline,engine-propelled ' mo-
tor vehicle in the United States,
incorporating electric ignition and
a spray carburelar, was built and
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Sept. 21, 1893 by J. Drank' Duryea,
PAGE THREE
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OnIyDuffil
Makes Prize
Hotl.olls

/ 'I
/
Llgh .... , fluffier roll ..
crisper crusted, fresher keepinl
richer tasting. " yes, Hot
. RoD Mm gives Prize results. And
home-baked rplla are 80 easy to
make with. Du1f's,
In.
JIIff add wafer-fftgf, alii
ur lOCAl ' . " , %-4 RIN" an. VALVE' jill
DIALII ' . ,. .. . f 0". In crankca.. mak........ wea,h .
- .tartlng MUV, reduCll' weor-. and

vornlsh. au-. In 'en gollon, of _

,. , gl .... r- equlpmont 'hat vltell upper lube-
, ) , _nn,a IIId1y rlnga and. valv" - 11<-' ,
, ' 'uel I,.'.m froo .... up..
('Z.-T' . fAlClS ON" JO S1eoNDS
. IlIflSlACtlON OUIlAllHJIID
, , T0". CAl. ,a"cI u. s. I SUPPLY CO.. l. c" ...
AND' ,unoa er.... . /or r- NMI '
a gam. of : aliil the Propbe'II, ,
mism and hope Barnabas Saul, stuck til dtles .. ------... .... ...
. for . another rea,son' also. Nllt that
new .stren$Jth as . the treat- the)' delpised small.town folk. but
'ment, which features vast they knew that cities the
quan:tities of fruit jlli,ces, crowds are. For every pea.
pie the;y could In a vJllage,
continues. there were hundreds to, be reached
In the cltles. So today, mtsslon
, work bas generally concentrated
, first In the most heavily. sptOed
reglons.
" ..
Follow-Up
S
AUL AND BARNABAS also let .
Ute for later
'tiona ' in thelr Use ot' tlie "'follow
up." .They did', not that
simply 'converting people was '
TJtere, had . to> be second
vis{ts, i Soine , churches Paul vis.
as many as five times. They
appoint officers lit every
church, ; They knew that organized
rellglo" , m,Ore likely to last than,
religion.
, They were , not
evan,e1lstli; ,I c'a v I 0. '1' bc!hlnc1
only an ebbing wa"c of
emotional eXC(.ltement. ,lilvery.'
rose ,rower knows tha. " I. '
betler to put a Ikent fOlse In
a, SkeDa bole . ha" to pot a
5O-eeDt rOlle ,Into a Ilklenl bole
So paul did not stick seed
lings of new' Christians bito barren
ground at fa)'ldom; he' took pains to
see that they' were sollcUy planted ' ,
In good rosebeds. ' .

The way begins to Holy ' Sph'it .
bright ahd ' shining now for IS liDt!! moat
J h
', ' h' " f' " h'l 1qtportant, way In whlc;h th!J
,0 n as , IS WI ond c I - first missionary ' effort 'has ;set the
dren greet him outside pace lor .all since; From beJglnning
hospital (left) where the to end, they "depended on tbe Holy
d
,' I h f h' , Spirit, . It WII,S the Spirit who first
Ine Ica pose '0 IS re- suggested the Idea: It was Uie
h.CI s bee n I Spirit Who gave the and
completed. John is getting the that
ba k h
f'd 't I the Spirit was or ill a sul!1sUlute
: e IS con I enee, a w. a , for human eHort .
. the I aid to ' tbJs very day, yen
A. A. reporhthat It IS waat.. flilel pen_
fear of the future that ac- ..... the Holy Spirit
tI... f h 25' ........... lIDow what It
counla or e per cent to 011 tile
fail,l"', With 'is family to ..... by Him" Uaen
help, and with n .. bowl- ........ w1Ua )'Gar .. h.ir.,.lo,'.
- eclae of MW .cioUs is ai- ...
coho J hn
"_t to 80 man;y of UI
, I II. en." 0 .otit lit onl)o nalY'e, tn
,...'t haYe to tarn to ... the reaUty
IIottIt for .. "Jilt.-
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LLB, OHIO
Thur Aday. !l.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
Stille ;" wore are tholi e who be
Heve tbat our go\ernmeni. WIUl
founded to protect our liberty
.trom tyrants aod tll/l t mlsuseJt
power Is lhe great l'oot ot e\' 11
an,) that wben we gLve mor (10'
wer ovel' our lind work to
anyone we are Inviting 80me
lorm of tyraqny . I bope tbat dis
cunlon will clear' the fvg In8tead
of creating CUItber contuSion, and
that wbeJl we come baCk .ve wlll
have some clear ' ut
Perhaps we will even discUS8
whether there should be support
prices on potatoes Jlnd eggs, and
should a ' Clu'1stlnn do about it ? If
my head Is as foggy 11 8 the \1ea-
ther after wrlUng this. what will
It be alter t Ollr days ot talking a-
bout It ?
I"d.ug Ul Uc ll blt lll'" Itllli It! ablu
' 1"11. u lllll Taylor ut ... lld .. 1i lu.. ' It/.. "- be up . -. -, It '
Eltabllahed 1850
l!tell"! III }(UUI l-yons ' . rlay Itt Iturrlt wuiLlt .
PAUL A. SCHERER . , ... , . ... , . .. . Edltor and Publlaher 1I1<; lnll ull ItllllIi ,, ) . \U-ar &r .'
C ,"Cll'A J . SCH ER ER.. . .. . ... . .. " . ... .. . Secretary and Treaaur-er- 'oWns .w bo lUll! beeu
!o l he Vull ey
... ubll hsed Ev r-y Tllurs day M.omlng
ut WaynE's l' lll e, Wa rren County, Ohio
Enler d Uij lIecond class matter at
t he ponoffice at 'WaynesvjU , Ohio.
.l.1,u:lI.llUI In Uuy OU l or sevel'ul
\ II lUI be!tll tll Kell III lbe ttl y-
In lIto'rro w .
lI m l l\ll'll . Hl uhurd Willi
(llWl! IUld fU lull ). W \ ' Il til e
:s uuday <If I'll . Willh.llDlI'
Mr . IUlll M 1'8 , 'll . :S . 'fuo
METHODIST CHURCH LVTlE METHODIST CHURCH
B. 1':. BUlighn. PORtOI' R. B. Coleman, Mini,ter
Chu.rch School, 9:80 A.M., Mr. Il nl tlpd Service. 9: 41i U'. lB.
Harold SuPt.
Worship ServiCe, 10:30 A.M.
Youtb FeIOWBhLlp, Sunday, 6: 30
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
Sumuel N. Keys, Rec tor
MornIng Worship. 10: 3U A.M . . M.
1.50 Pel' YOIlI'. In ,a dvance. 10 Ohio. $2, elsewhere
klall
FERRY CHURCH OP. CHRiST UTICA E.U.B. CHURCH
CARD OF THANKS
It Is inlllOSillllll,' to al' knowledge
Il ch g ift and ard whit' ll n lllch
ed IU (111 my blrlhdllY,
mc >lb' Tenew d flssurnn' that
. my fl'I ' lIus ljn\' o by no ml'llo'l
(m'gott en m .
Surely will he r elvnrlle<l In
thuir lilt r years ..
'rllJln ka Itgn In, my
Si ncerelY,
Marne T . DrowlI e
Fluorescent Tubes
Because ot their shape, fl uores
eent tubes make good lights over
bookcases, cornices, and cabinets.
For tbe some r eason. they make
good reading IIgbts. over beds and
lotll. .
, Cheese Slices ,
Cheese slices more enslly Lf the
knlfe i. beated sUghtly before cut
tin, the cheese.
LAND . BANK LOANS
ON FARMS
Lt;'n1; terms assure; repaYllicnt
ability . .
41M witt . a ve yO Ul11oney.
HUFI NANCIN B YI (j
IMPR VIN
through
Lebanon N.F.t.A.
Ro m 5, Old Dank l3uiWing
Phone 44 8
There are .no lower fares'
Ahll you ve up lo ooe Ol
of each dollar it costs to ope-
rate your car When YOLI go by
Greyhound.
.. --, ---_ ... _-, .. ...-.._---------
Dry $dge
A Farm DIary
By D. J. Frazier
FebrllD ry 6, 1900 . Anotoer mild
gray da)' wllh plenty or mM, mud
very where . l ' suppose it Is da.ys
like t his that gave rise t o the
groundbog Idea . February second
WIlS mild .and gray. eo foggy wat
Ibe groundbog could . scarcely
h&ve . seen a few feet In front 01
bls nose bad he come OUt but
the qlleStioniB will we escape
tbat six weeks or winter or I
It jus t be pOBtponed for 8. week
OJ' two? I nm Inclined to believe
that groundbog or no groundhog
we, Ivlll bave at l east six weeks
o[ cold weather arter lhls preBent
warm spell, winter in March In-
"tead of January .
This motnJng the song sparr-
ows were singing a nd right now
they are using their God'gh' e'l
right to gather (ood whbout ben-
efIt of laws or
By JANE FITE
Mrs. E . ParklngLOn entertain.
e!! the members of the local we
TU at the Friends' Parsonage '(111
Thursday afternoon. l\l rs . Frank
Morrow read the lesson and 1\frs.
Panln,i!ton condll ctetl the' devot -
10DS.
I\Irs . Rlcbard Bollinger .revle -
wed the tblrd cbapter of the Iiook,
. "Women of tbe Bible" a\ lb ..
bome or Mrs . Robert Branden '
burg, MODday evening . Thle ser -
Ies of reviews are being sponsor-
ed by the Womens SOCiety of
ChrlsUpn Service aDd the
Is invlted to attend any. or
weekly meetings.
MI88 Janet Doster wall hOll tes!!
to the members ' or the B. Y F . II I
her home Sunday ev Ding .
l.ewls \\ ash liJ S l' IOIi Sly 1lI
b Is lionle On aueel .
Mrs Wilbu r Shi daker 18 r e-
covering at bel' bome rlenr WH'
mlngloD. following no nttn k or
Byron Carver, Mlnlater .
Bible School, 9:30 A.M.
Morning Worship, 10:80 A.M.
Prayer Meetlnc, 7: 00 P.M.
Youog People'. Meettnc, 7:00
Evening Services, 7 :80 P.M.
pueurnolli u.
evenll from 1lert'\. nt- NE8VILLE CHURCH OF
tended grnvslde servl B , lit "'Mta CHRIST
1111 cemet ery Tuesday tol' Dr . Ho- M . . H. Minister
wnrd ook who dI ed J anl1!lry ) 7. . Bible School, 9: 80 A.M.
at t . N ltilOliy Hospllnl In Ha- ornlng W'orehlp, 10:110
yes. KUDsas . He wal:! l be son 01' Peoples' 6:.&
Cbarles ook of Lebll llon and, the Evening Service, 7 :30 P.M.
11110 Wi ll nlfl'ed . ook . Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
'fb memb 1"8 of t he Open 'D!. 8 P.M. .
I) :e Churcb bonor d 'their pastors
\\l Ife. )J rs J 'lmes Raller , with a
birt hday shower nt t he hurc b
'undny evening .
;\l a l.'Y hldaker o.r
. 1 nl" Wil mingtOn !luffered a bro-
lien leg in 1\ fall ,at her home on
ear ly Sunday . She lUi!! ' been t ak
en to Cltr lsL Ho!;'plta), Clnclnnail
}Jlss Normll Wtllls of Oregonia
was. h weekend bousegue"t 01
tile Rade r film II Y .
Nt I". II ml M I' ll John Reed of
Cllrrolton we l'c gll1lRls on
Suntill Y aft ernoon or Rev . llOU
Mrs J umes Reder ;J nl! (umlly ,
Til Sorten Butter
MT. HOLLY METHODIST
T. M. 'Scaff, Minister
SundllY School, 9:30 A.M"
A. Earnhart, Supt.
Worship Service, 10:110 A.M.
Evenlnc Service. 7 :30 ' P.M.
'More Per Pe.non
E.
U. S. a,rlculture 18 ,eared to Pre).
vjde each person In the country
with, at least 10 pel' more thM
in the 1920'.. -
Pel CblekellJ
Chicken. kept a. pel. on the
tarm after Lbe rest of the ftock hal
been marketed may spread dlseUe
tp new brood 0' chick .
William I Shannon. Mlnl,ster
Sunday SCbool, 9: 30 A.M., hil's.
James Garrison,
Preacblng, 1st. and ard. Sur.-
days or eaet.' month, 10 : 30 A.M.
ll:ven lng Servlces\ 7: 30 P.M.
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Father n. J:/ . Krumholtz, Pastor
MI1HHes, 8 and 10 A.M.
CAESAR'.S CREEK FRIEND8
..eo Partington, Minister.
Worsblp Service, 10 A.M.
Sunday Schonl. 11 A:M . .
WAYNESVILL:.E fRIENDS
First Dn), Scbool.- 9:80 A.M.
Meeting (or Worsblp, 111: 30 A.M.
---0----
Sell that pietro of farm machln.
ery you no longer nted with Ii Ga,.
zeUe c,lalilfled ecf.
Wolf
. Wolt SpIder, a kind of tllrllntula
chase8 Its victims Ihs tead of
pin, them In a, web of Ita own de.
II,n.
Wel.h, or Ike.
Honey-bee. welsh about 11,000 in-
dividuals to the ppUhd. The avera"
weight 01 a honey, bee Is lell than
1300 of ounce.
To make butter or' margarine
lipread smoothly without . turing
bread, sotten at room temperature
"cream" wllh a totk. Do not'
'mell bec'ause tllis mllkes the tat
IIoak, lnto rather thon 8pread on
. 1
i PERMANENT ANTIFREEZE - Pre5tQne &. Zerone
brea,d. '
I
ALCOHOL, - Zerone
T he h048e 8eems very Qulel , llS
my gueij ta Ilave gone back to tb.e
cabin to Ilve . While they were
here lhe cabin - WBR mnved frl1m
tbe site out by the ' road to the
Ihl bl'lck tn lane where ther
IS a well which makes It ensl I
tban having tb baul water so tar.
Tbe other lot was prettier with
graB8 and trees but craas 11'11.
soon grow bere and w:ith two ' I! '
tie girlS to wash for water
will make a big ditterelll:e . 'I'h"or
who have alwa.:ys Uved In towl
with running ' water In the bou '
have very lItUe 'ldea what' run
Ing water meana . It IS the rt r
great improveme.nt In .the 'c
Mts . Ethel Stump returned tn
her home here FrIday evenIng
after a weeks' vacauon wltl)
Mrs and Mrs .' W. P . McCal'ren Pruolnlr Frill' Trees
at their winter home tn Ft . La"- !-'rult trees may be pruned a.
COMPLETE AutO REPAIR S'ERVICE
HOUR WRECKING SERVICE
"Or living. To this day In Europe
you see women. washing clothes
In rivera and .c.r.eeks, kneeling on
the stones and pOunding their
. clothes to get them clean and Bur-
prlslng as it may seem, they do
get them clean. I have seen (ab-
uloull rJgures quoted by statistics
telling \ the num'ber of tons 01
water carried 'by a ' woman to Sup-
'ply a. housebold and yet many
men will not' turn a haDd to u-
range for r\lnnlng water. A ' man
expects a woman to carry all
that water Into the hOllse and tben
be won't even dig a drain for II
sink to carry It out, I[ tbe well Is.
not too far from the kitchen It
doesn' t seem too had to carry the
in wben you are u8ed to iL
but I alwaY8 hated to carty out
the dirty, yet .: the.re ' are'
still many bouse" wbere a few
,hours -\York would make a drain
possible .. hat Btlll are without
Qne. There are so maDY of
water systems tbat it seems as
tbough anyone could' manage to
get one kind or anotber. .,
S\.lOn as the leavel have abed or
Florida . I ianytime from then ' untll sap
Mrs Edna Heitman who hilS in the spring .. 'fhose who practice
been contineil to a hospital In oDd winter pruning avoid hav.
nclnpaU returned to her borne [ng, to do thl8 job. during the rUJh
n,ear the vllJage last week. ..clf early spl'lng work. .
Mr . and Mrs Cllell Llnkou8
and tamlly of Leba.non, were
guests Sunday or Mrs . LLnkous'
parents, . Mr. and Mrs . Tbomas
Welch .
Wilbur Sb1daker IInderwent BU
rlStY last week at Cbrlst 1I0f!-
pltal In; ,ClnclnnaU.
SeleDce LloJui Storma
. The onl,y commercial airline with
tul1 airbome radar, PeruvulQ In
ternaUonaJ Airways' ' reportl tIlla
navigatIonal aid enables pilots to
detect and avoid .torm. ea mud!
a. 110 mUel away.
,
J(lers' Garage
MA'IN A MIAMI ST8.'
PHONE WAYNES 2M' I
Htlnds()lbe Jtflterfflll Des/(s
..I
Mre . Vi . E . Frost and Mise
Grue Smart vlalted Mrs . .Min-
nie Oglebee at the ' Carr Relt
In Lebanon Thursda.
They 'rePDrt tbat. Mrs Oglesbee
,o e'mand ror F.rm ProdDCD rlfi.-- - - :For one week only 20%' off the above prices!
,'Ii. atron, demand fot most farm ...
products la in lIHt, ee-
cord In, to the ,USDA.
WALL PAPER, PASTE 'SIZINC
C, E; BULBS - NU ENAMEL
KEMTONE
.,
, ,
Waynesville . Fornit,ure & Appliance Co.
TELEPHONE 2422 WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
Lexington, Ky. .... ....... $2.75
LouiaviUe. Ky . $3
Detroit, Michigan . .. . .. $5.45
Pittsburg, Penna. .>.. .. $5.50
The Federal Council O( Cbur-
ches bas called a conference to
'be hllid In Detroit '16,
17, l8, and 19 to study the ,chlll' -
ch IIno ocono if ' lUe . ' Th18 ' Is' a
rbllowup of ' '11e
t
conference 11,eld
In Pittsburg hl 1947 on the same .'
subject : To moat of us the a \I-
nd 6r the word "economics" ,Is
bellvy and dull and something \0

' PI 4S U. .
ave 10% on RO,li n(\ Trips.
Wayneaville DRUC
Phone 2121
GREYHDU D,
be avoided. That Is tlJe way, 1 \
feel about Ie bU,t 1 have been In-
to be one ot the delegates
from the Episcopal ChUrch, I am
trying to relld anit study material
'sent ' out by. them. to prepare for
taking . a part ; In the study Rnd
dl8cussloDS. What I., the relation
of the churches to the way men
Jive aDd work? 'What la the reo
sponslblllty or the church THo,,'
much do they want done by the
government? They have. sent ' me
bolok1els On "Basic Christian
Principles . and A8s,umptloDB,"
tpld "The Churches neal with Ec-
onomic ISBues" an of which tty
to Bay so much Iii ao few worda
und pages that It makes you acbe
to try to read 'lhen
Is another booklet selt out by
someone elae that sOUDds ' more
Ute my own beUefs, . that stress-
es fildh1dual reaPDnslblllty, lndl-
vdual f{'8eclom and ette8lles tbg
ract that no one can force peo-
ple to be COed. Christian stand-
ards affecting man's Individual
conduct and behavior a. a social.
being must be cultivated -not
forced. We cannot force peopJe
Razor . Blades -
Are Inexpensive ' and Easy r o Replace
You Can Buy A' BRAND ,NEW RA YDEX POINr '
For the Coat . of ReabarpeniDa an
veiltionuSbar. - '
" ,
-: 8111.
-J5'IIll'J /lJJ;7i' fill
UYllr
FOLLMER STORE
to be good. \
No doubt tbe dltlcu8IIons will Ou"er F ......
be lJitereatlDc tor tllere are. many -s.J.
who beUeve tbat tile IOVel'lUllBDt UftD'rU
.bould do more aIoaI tile lin.. &"'" In,..,
that lIaove bMQ c:am.d -w.Jfare _______ .......... ___ .. _lIiiiilllill.
COMPLETE IGNITION Joi;lS
BATrERIE8 FOR CARS - BATTER,Y
/ FA:N" BEL T8 FUEL .pUMPS
, .. GASKETS
CHAMPION SPARK p'LuaS
..
SPECIALS ON 2 AND 5 GALLON CANS. OIL
..... 0.
SONOCO SERVICE
, - WADESVII.I.2, 0180
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..
Thuraday. Februal')' 8. 1860
Wt.AII,
By MRa. HII..V
MI' , Wllbur Dood ot ' Dayton
on Mr . and Mrs. Oeorge
1I1'utteo SundiIY ..
Callers UL til Lue MOI'8un res-
idence Sunduy wore the follow-
lng:Mr . allli Mrs , ()hnrley Up -
church lUlU. tumlly, r.hll . Roberl
Greene. MJ', Wilbur Steven80n.
un ot Oayton" Mr ; and Mrs .Hell
)'y Berges and fltmJly of Heaver-
tOWD, Mr . and Mrs . Roy Shaw
aud lamlly of Xeola, MJ's, Adu
Dakin. nnd Mrs. ;lilly Olb-
lion. Mrs , Morris Lowis. Mrs .
Richard Runes and daugbter.
C1enpe Orawfol'iJ, Mr . and
Mr , . Arthur 'Morga.ll and family,
M.r. and Alfred lIforgan
tlnd family. The callel's all com-
. p!lmonted Mrs. Dorll. Morgon on
her '7Sth blrtlldaY' ,
MI'. and Mrs . J ailles Wlldmlln
evening wlth Mr . and, MI' . Ern
est Earnbart and sou David .
MI' . and Mrs . Clarenc'e Craw-
ford, Mrs. Hlly GibBon and Miss
Olnl'a Daugbters Were 8
guests on Monday evening of Mr.
. lind Mrs . 'rbolnoB RunYQn ,
lIfr : and Mrs Lewis Tomson
at Dayton . Mr . Lewis Cl'uwfora
and daugpter, Donha Lee, 01
Xenia. 'were dinner 'guests Sun.
,day at t.heir parent8, Mr. and
It II a lftjUJUce
to permit oneseU to be
perplexed about fu-
neral matter. We're al-
waYs Wllllni to lumlah
h9neat informaCion.
Stubbs1
No.. _.'" """ ..
Funeral Home
'l;ELEPBONE 2211 :
WA
It
PROTECTION
Sail thr011lh illa wltb th.
that fln&Dcsat
troubles will be protected' br
. a regular ' dtpolllt. in TOur .a.
ingS account at:
The WAYNESVILLE
BANI

NOT "NEW aUT NEW.
ADd p .d new. 11 Iaat
',ear'1 autt tooa "ol'll ...
.lhab1l1f .
BeDel It to u - we'll N-
.ton uaat trID1. I1Dart IaOIr.
mu. It look lib ..... 1
:y. 'r } .......
Four 'Armlstlce CommiuloM. eacb with a United
NatloI1Jl Representative a. ChalrmaD
j
are on the Job in
Palestine to help Jarael and ber De ghbors maintain the
pellce they agreed upOn II year alb with U.N. help_ At left,
MAC mcmbcrs look over tbe ruinJI ' of a tllnk. At rJ,htt they
sUllervlse the reclamation of bodies from unmarked
If L' ll' ,CS Where were , temporarily buried.
Mrs . Clarence Crawford. SONS OF A,.,ERICAN
Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Brat. REVOLUTION ELECT OFFICER
ten caUed on Mr . and Mrs. Oeo
Bratten Saturday .
afr, Raymond Lucas called ori
his mother Sunday evening, Mrs.
Annn. Luca8 .
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No error IS so CDmmon aa t.o
8uppose tbat a Bmlle Is it neceB'
ary Ingredient of the plAlaslng.
Tbere are few faces af
:ford a amlle. A Bmlle Is Bome-
'times bewltcblng. In general va
pld orten a contortion. But the
smile usually beam8
lrom the grave (ace ]t 1a tben,
.lrrealJltlflle .
"ADt eowa"
Sev.ral .p.clea of 'plaDt 'aph!4a
are known al "ant cow.... Tba
ant. CaJT7 them about and
lbem." COIlIUJIlID, a . c't.tlon
auld which tbey "eld.
Tbe 'FranclS Dunlavy Chapter or
tbe Sonil of tbe American, . Revo
lutlon was organized at a meet
Ing beld In the Oolden On
Friday evenlnog . Tbls Is tbo first
chaptp.r or tbe BAR e.ver f!>rm
ad In ' Warren .County . .
'Officers eleeted were: , WUUam
'Mason Phllllp8. Presldeht; Frank
C. ' Anderson. Vice PreSident; and
JOBepb R. Oray, SecrstaryTro-
Bsurer,
!fbe members selected . the
name of Dunlavy to do
honor to a Warren County pion
eel who served In e"ht dlflerent
campa18nr during RevdluU-
OnBry War. Judee Dunlovy was
' born' at VlrBlnla, on
December' 31. 1761. and'
ered before he was neteen years
nnd sr hoo) flr!\t olHi ned In lho
spring of ]769 . Be s'E'rved 1n the
Tel'ritorlll i. LeglsJatul'e (I, CbllJl -
cOlhe III 1801 ane] WIloS .!leeted to
tire Consl ltllUoll fl l Convention In
1862. .. I' ! I" ..
At lhe tll'lil eleclIon In lbe new'
stille 'Of Ohio. Francis Du.nlllvy
waB 'lected La the Ohio Senate.
will e\) illUDed hhll one of the
. thr e 'preslde.nt Judges of lhe
COUl'l of CommO'l pieas for the
Circuit of. Southwestel:n Oh10 .
After fourteen yeal:s on tbe bench,
.JUdge Dunlavy retired to prlvate
prnctlce of In.w .. He died on
vember 6, 1839',
All Warren CpuntJans wbo are
descended from Revolutlol)ary
Wa1" Soldier are eUgbl e for me,
in thl s new G!gantza;.
tlon . PerRons de/llrlng further
Lnformatlon may cohtact Ilny of
the officers ,
of,
"
n
FI'SHING REGUI..ATIONS
l
SET FOil 1950 SEASON
'I
. e . The WII\lUre Counell hR9
officlaJ'Of Ildullted
By MRS. WAI..TER KENRICK nnd I'egulatlons I'tlr the J960 !l n-
son beginning ]
M I' . and Mrs . I..eOn S.alitlbuTY 'rb(lI' o wl\l be ,' eu hillS . 1'8St,
or Wasblngton C. H, w re Sun- rlctlons on Yl tlhol' w n this year
day guests of tbe llltters motber. tban llist wll n the. Counall op-
Mrs . Nettie Emrick., ened 26 lakes to liberalized flsb
Miss /SaTa CorInne Furnas mot- Ing . More ' Lha]] 160 lakes .alld 7
ored from l.ak,ewood Friday to streams wl1l be otJeoed to IIber-
vIsit lIer \Itt-Ie ntece. - Ruth A'1ln al1zed or 110 closed .
Furnas Bnd home talks . She re- sell(Soos. mirilmlllu legal Illnght9
turned to her teaahlng. aL Lake- 011d bag HOlIt B. Angler may fish
weod Snnday , evening. , nnytlmo lind may keep a.1i they.
Mrs . W.1.lbUr Clark Is some- catch regardless or size or num-
whnt Impro'vlld after being quito bel' on nearly ,60 state-owned la-
'111 thi! .past week . and }'OO lakes and ponds not
Mr. and Mrs . 'rbomas CollIns owned by the stnte bul under
and Mr . Collin!! of Day- public fishing agreement.
ton were callura ot Mr , In addition. the COUDcll app-
and Mrs . Walter Kenrick. roved opening pue stream and
Mra . Leah MlIJe or tbe FrIends Its ulblltarlcs. Ln eaolL of tbe 7
Hom.e In WaynelfYilIe apent t he wildlife consel"Valion districts' to
weekend with her 80n and his IIbel'ullzed flshln ll . These Inclu-
wlte. Mr . and MIa. dell Riley el'o k In th northweac
01l8e. and also called 011 Mrs . Ne- tern dlRtrlct ; Vermilion Rlvel" in
ttle Emrick SUnday. evening . til lIa,'l h centl'lll. dlstl'lI t; . 13\Iu-
Mr: lind Mrs . Morris Whortou vel' Creek In the north eastern
of Miami Shores In Dayton were district ; Snlt Creek III 'tile east
Saturday guellts at Mr . ond Mrs. centraL distri ct ; Big Walnut Cra-
Clyde WbarlOn. ek ,sn oentral Ohil'l, excepting
Mrs . .1, B. Jones relurned BlaCk Lick nnd A lum er..eks;
bome Wednesduy otter visiting Littl e Eust Fork or t he
relatives at Beavertown Illul Mla\D1 River In Roulbwf.lllern 0 ,
Dayton seyeral days . anll Shade Rlvel' III t he sOllth-
Majol and Mrs. J . ?>oJ . Stockton ern Ohio di Strict .
and daugbtll r or WIl !!hl ngton. D. This will murk the 6lh year .of .
O. are ViSiting tbls week IVIth tl;te liberalized ' flail Ing
1Ifr . and 'Mr!l . EmeRt Harlan and 'nt in Ohio. to' d terOlln .. wl)eth-
daughter . M1'8 . Harlan will- a c- er fls blng has Rny
ompn.ny tbem home the l!lll t or harmrul afre t tl rm fi sh flopuia-
the ' week and SPend 11 tew ' daYB t"DIiI ,
wltb her daugliter. Miss Mal'gar- Pos$esslon limit [QJ. !lve wild
et Rarlan In . Wasblngton, D. bait minnows wss lncr ased frlm
---0 60 to 100.
Bee Famil),
In the bee faailly, th. worker pa',
1,000. to 4,000 lellle. 10 It. ey , the
dronl '1,000 to 8,000, a queen about'
11,000,
-
No changes were m'ade In the.
bug limits. s IlBODa !lnd legal
lengths tOl' 1 h.,se waLera not In-
clud d III the xpe..-Iment .
-Ei,. 'fba' Keep
' 1IIUn' E.... . .
8Dak... and tIIh ha.. .ar. INt
ttl... ean have DO aaIIIde opm.
III... 'lb.,. ''bear'' tbrcIuIb
yibraUOIIII 10 the JrOUD4 or water .
l'j.y Gazette Clauified Ad
or ' age .
FIoanclB Dunlavy the m
. first 8chool in Lab_on Tho
lnterWe eBBS keep better than
fertile ones.
NOlleE OF APPOIlI1TMENT
Admlnilitrator
building waa a rough log-cabin
j::'
I ,
"LII. IEC.IS IT _.5
C 'n. '1,'.11"
!( III ' tb. lor you to plcm ,our lethementl
ow ' .bnple throllijh a Farm lureau LIIe ]IUIUI'o
.. VI!...,y policy. cieu,n.d apec:lflcally to do
once om .. __ of ' 10. ... Ollft In
lInPO ' ..tanl tblnv. - '!1ft car. your
-'- . , -' ,.urMU WMII you
enot' 01 . yo"r deatb. l.... care '" .
retiremen' ave.' 1_
W. BRADDOCK '
" ," .
WAYNt:sVILLE, OHIO'
. ,
Raral
r
S81es Seiyice
<
AU m\lt 'OUI Pace on'
Inatall&tlon' and e..
Spring YaHey HanIw.eCo.
Phone 373'.11'
When storm swept skies add
th Ir yelght oC depresslDn 'to
Il. rless day, the business OJ
l(O(>!,l ng t he members or the fam-
ilY' safo ' I\\ld comrortable Is Of
rlhHt Importance .
Tills watchf!)l. !dndly
begins. at , the monment,
called and carries through
as you need U8 .
service
we a e
as long
;"'0 your 'old

GOlfing used equipmont back
a sfiCijiTh on. af"o!J'
We con serv.
YOII iiecalln, wil' re ';
YUill' re
pair iobs . Our moc:honlca
ore skIIlBd-fun'( trellnw to
restore all types of. machine,
... c'ondition.
,.
it you lia". any Imp'emenl
that's ,,,n beyond I., time,
" bring It 'to ' UI. EnJoy once
again' ,h. 1I0cid-aa-new per-
. formanc.. We'll mill'" your
tractor p.un Ilk. the day you
bought It . make It .pull
the lam. ot the lame

Ou, Olive, ,.plae.me.n
part. or. the hl.h t In
quality. And our ampl.
.tock .nabl.. .., to provld.
promptly with almost
any,. .. you may fteed. For
ov.rllaull .. " ,.palrlng, r.-
bulkllne-be .1IfO ......
ftna.
OUVERSTORE
F .... Machinery
Sales ..... Semce
PHoNE I FMNON 114
Estate of Frances Brannock, '"De-
ceased.
Notice Is bereby glven tbal.
'r\)omas D. Brannock whose Pdst
Ofr,ce Address Is South Lebanon,
OhIQ, been dul appoll),ted a8
Administrator ot tbe Estate ot.
Frances Brannbck lale- ot War-
ren County. 0b10, deceal!ed',
Dated th18 2 t h day of January
1950 ,
RALPH H . .CAREY
Judge of the Probate Court
. Warren Qountt. Ohio
Stanley & Stanley. .
Publisher Feb'. , 9. 16, and 23, 1950:
I' ..
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Eatat.e of Nettle TInney," Decea8-
. d .
Notice Is hereby given that C,
Donald DlIatush whose Post Of-
fice address IS Lebanon. Ohio baa
been d.uly: appolrit.ed as Executor,
oC UI6 Estate ot NetUe Tinney
late of Warren ' Ccmnty, 0blo,
deceast}d.
Dllted thi s 26th dilY or
1950 .
ltALPH H. CAREY
Judge ot the Probate Court
Warren. County, .ObIO
p, Donald DJlatusb, Attorney
PUbllslied Felmillry 9, 16, 23, 195110

BENE'IT BY THIS
GOOD NEWS
COMBINAtiON
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PAGE SIX
WOMAN'S WORLD
Is Smart
Plan Blouse Wardrobe Carefully
for Meeting.Every Fashion. Need
Mail
Rider
By Ertta Haley
Y
OUNG EBEN CLIFFORD drew
A
s THE POPULARITY of sep- I
orate skirts grows for every Washable Crepe
occasion. ' the blouse Is acqulrlng _________ --' ____
H1II Wllklnao.
fashion significance of Its own,
A woman can get through a sea
son wllh a well chosen blouse Bnd
IIklrt wardrobe Ir she Is really
clever about choice os to style, and
thul save consi derably on ward
. robe expense, '
Nnturally thIs requires her
abop wlsel,. for the sklrts and
blollses In her wa,rdrobe for , each
item will have to lead a double
or triple lUe. But, women do It
every day, and manage to look
Imart and fashionable, too!
Tbe number of skirts a woman
nl!eds In her wardrobe will
Featl,. on her various actlvltles,
Those who work will wsnt at least
two or three skirts with several
blouJes to take them through their
business week. while the woman
who slays s( home can probably
,et alon, with one tailored Iklrt
and one or two blouses tor ItsOp..
ping and luch.
Those whose loclal actlvltlel are
numerous will want two or more
aklrtl of ' a dressy nature with ap
proprlate blouses.
Skirt. pan leldom be washed at
lueceufun, .0 you'U have
to pial) cleal)ln, for them . . It l'ou'l'C
. economy.mlnded. however, . with
thI. type or wardrobe, choose wash
able blouses that will look well
after ' careful home laundering.
Have enough blouse I. too. 10 tbat
U launderll1g lall behind .chedule.
70U'U still have enough on \Vl\lch to
tau back when the need ariles.
Appropriate decoratlye touches
ean do much to Ilven the blouse
anel skirt wardrobe. Choose your.
rein and studied the broad vnI
ley ' or the at his teet,. An
hour ogo he bad abandoned ij'ae'
trail made by his predecessors on
lhelr ride from' to AI
bany, and skjrted the western
IIhoulder of Mount Anthony. It In
1,------., dians were wait-
ing .to a m bu. h
him, Eben
sure would
choose the Hoo.
I'-_____ ...J sick. It offered
a means of escape, should the ma,1I
rider by ' any ch,lnce be accompa
by an escort. ,
Eben felt once more of the leather
pouch that was tied behind the .ad-
dIe. Contained therein was a dis
of the utniost lmpo!tanCte for
Gen. Newton' at Albany. Col. Albee
of the Ben.nkngton 'garrison had
calJed ' Eben aside that mominl.
"No one Is supposed to know
you're carrying the papers. Eben.
An escort would only excite suspi.
cion. You must go alone, I
ot course, ihe possibili ty that Bon
Wltb 'alblo.. IDterelll high lD
bloDJIe, aDd skirts . youll find
this .. leamIDI' . while bloule ID
raYOII erepe a roed eholee .tor
lullI Or IeP!'rate "klrts. Tbe
. Imart ,bat'lotHIoWD bow al the'
Deck o.f 'the blouse, echoed at
the ealf., t. a fasb-
10D aDd the washable raYOII
erepe, made with Avllco
7&I'I1II, &'Iyes lonr wear aDd
eomplete washablJlty.
ney, the. white and his , .' <
Indian cuttht'()ots, hav.e learned !'rOPS in , fasbjon! Tbis Inexpen.
what I'm up to. In , any evehl. 11 ".I sive: beret is single crochet
attacked . destroy the with puff stitch. Matching bag is
pers: , simply a circle and straight
, He sat tor a Iou .. lime ' ,tad,. strips I , r:'ooks wonderful in straw
Inr the valley without moriD... .
A curloUII senile of ellcltemeDt
II ed hi bl d Wltboat Imow Eas,to-t"ro"hel beret anoS b.r are Ihe
, I rr I 00. . -arl wClman'. chol.". Pattern . '024;
cover and soUen them. while those b b d d ...
. Inr '" y. e sense aDger. ft dlrecilonl. ' ..:
,which are well padded can ' mlllu,e later he IUmpRed r. '
a slightly more open ne!,k, With it of emoke rlstng ' r om Send 21. cent. In eoln. ,our nllm.,
uld b
.cldrua Dilld pattern number 10 , , ,
suit .. the neckllDl! sho 'never" the lummlt of a hili &ero . the
too low or bare. valley, .
It 'you want a blouse to wear wllh '
war m weather sports clothes. A signal ' firel They had .I.hted
. him. Eben sucked in his breath.
choose a sturdy. washable fabric Well. his 'chances of getting thfougb
that will take plenty of ho.rd ,wear.
' Sowl ... (lIr.t. N.......... D
P : O. B IntO. C..... , .... Ill .
P. o . II!! 01. ell.I ...... u
. N.w " .... 11. N. Y.
Enclole :10 cent. ,for paUern.
Simple nnes are best, with sleeve. were pretty slim how. There was
less nnd collarless styles befng"the only one ford 1D the Hoosick that
most popular. was accessible at this time of year. AddreSll . : ."."" . . .... .. ..... .
There's a wonderful selection of They'd never le.t him cross It. The
gay. bright col()rs in 'these Simple sensible thing to do was turn back
blouses. They mny be chosen to and Insist upon an escort.
matoh contrast yoUI' favorite A thin smile played aorOl1l hi'
shorts; 'slacks or separate skirts. lips. Sensible, but not advisable.
Specfal occasion hlouses llIat are Eben ' explored tb'e river for hall
Aidl to the
For thE) first time, the U, S, de
pa.rtmer..t oJ labor has established
a divisi o,n for the physically handi
capped jil the bureau of labor
sJanda rds . 'Ihe divjsion wilJ act
as a sta:(t for the P.resident's com-
on the National Employ
the ?hys!sa Uy handicapped.
to be 'Worn with dressy sklrls or a In , both directions. tben
evening weal)" should b.e /lis mount Into the
and feminine: . You' ml gJit like 8' THE WATER ,wAS lCY . 'breatll
sheer rayon ,chIffon In an exciting taking. ' In 'another moment "the
print, shImmering ' I'ayon satin, horse's legs went out from
crepe or smart tat him. and the swift current c'ar-
teta. . , ' rylng them rapidly down ,stream.
FQr semldreas you might Eben dj d all he , could ' to help ' the Keep Posted on Values
like to choose fnsllions whiCh 'fell' noble benst in Its tight to reach
Diesel Itepluementll
The U. S. depar'ment of labor
point:! out that the cUl'rent and
lhe most imporlant technological
ch'Bnge in railroad operation tbe
replacement of sleam locomotives
by Diesel-eleclric engines. tends
to curtail railroad employment.
Change in motive power reduced
the amount of work for skilled
shopworkers, particularly boiler
makers.
fOR FAST REUEF,
rub in Ben-Gay,
ContainS up to .21h
tUnes more of theM
two famouS
relievini agent -
metbyi
and menthol, than
five 'other widely
otJered rub.insl
... _, ..... t.
BEUlIATISII, MUSGULU
'Aa!is. UACIIES
ad COlDS. .
All f. IIIId --_
fir CWkIrw. >
Thursday, February 9, 1950 '

TO POP
, . jewelry. Icurves and 'accessorles
with Ii. much fa.bion sense .as you
would dresses and sUHs, ahd, 'you
ne'ed ' never fee) that a skiri and'
blouse wardrobe" b dull or unflat
" "1, v
ture some of the new large collara, the opposite. shore. He .wns. begin' By . Reading the ad.
bQ Ding formal blouses the interest ' mated the strength 01 the c
Is 1n the fabric, and especlally,' If when ' they struck a The
'the, r;nater}al ' ,Is :oi;hate all, pllss,e h rSI! nearly Iqst its
,taffeta .' or glittering I!lme, footing. then and
lines will enhance the bl,lauty of. held, Eben breathed a ' silb of rOo
Sklllie ' 8Jyle
By It ,Receives
Wh.en yoit buy a blouse, rem em
the wa, you'lI be- wearing It.
If you warit a blouse that ,oes with
tailored ikli1 ' or I spring lult,
' effeot. , lief:' ,
Skirts tor semldress Bl\d formal After a momenta.., be
occaslonl may be. full., in contrast '
to the slim Ind tailored lines worn arced tbe bea.t toward the west
tor daytime. Gathered or' ,aU.aroun!! 'alik. TeD teel from hla roal
, be drew reiD ah.arply. AID.
pleated skirts are extremelY ,eUec. iltone' bad ceme tumbUnl doWD
tlve.
Good CODltructioD , from the hle
h
b!!onk. EIHID sat
ver,. etlll. bls bun .,.,UDdb)C.
Satldaotory Wear A bonnel showell
Whether blouse; are bought or above tbe e,nbaukment.
made at trome. they should be well .' ,
o'onstructl!d to give satisfactory as He ' tried to
weU aj comfortable -wear: ' A blouse toward , the east ba,nk. bu,
wl)ich ' requirel 'constant the river aU there: the
'soon becpmes , too .muc)l of an et. It,ength of th,e current 'Was agl\!nst
fo'rt to keep -In condition and will him. Tho were x:unnin,
end In the deep recesses of the ,I
closet. ; "
When buying ' a blouse, dteck to
lee whet!)er , the blouse 'should " be
washed 0 .1' dry.cleaned: Blouses
for ev.eryd.ay wear should be wash
able , ao they oan be 'Inundered tre
select a fabric such as wasnable quently to keep con.
ray,on crepe or, perhaps, tis,sue ' '."
. '.. ." h ' d dltlon, ,' , .
" faille th'!ll won't be ,too ellvy un er ,0 "Slleclal occasion," blouses es.
,S sU,it jacket. 'f pecla.lly those which are ' lieavlly'
A, suit or one worn ' wltb . encrusted with embroidery or 'jew.
a tailored I.skirt, always looks nicer elry' or made of tbe gUttering fab.
' if It has some' neckline ' Interest
rlcs, 'shou1d be . dry to
such as ,a lace edged collar. a keep them al their best.
filUy jabot or dainty openwork Seams and bems; whether thq
inset, Pay ai much altentlon to the blouse Is made or purchnsed, should
. necldJne Interest of a ,blouse B!I ,you be deep enough so tirey, do nM
. wouid a neckline: Bony neck give a't the slightest tug. The slitch. He kept to the blgb 'rround
Unes require something frillY to Ing should be strong and aD heIDI', watchJDJ the
I
spaced. '. - Imoke ,'gual. I .
8, ,Smartl ' ' Make' certain that buttons are. the bank. ' hoWLIng .
_____ . . sewed. Bliltons slioula ai- tbeir"triUlh,()h, In ' an.
..... ------., so be well they can inomen't ' i)e'd tfe. sy;ept .,'
go tbrough tHeir ,frequent ,WlIshlngs the high wesi bank 'nnd .
CODlr t 1D celor aDd pattero
are 'eatared ID lwo-pl1eoe dres.
es with a wonderfal harmon,
." llae .. _ . aelleral deslp.
Tbat"iI ,that ,.oUthra.
wean; -.. lettl'" 'from ncb
..... 'Ie aDd u_amlD, 'abrlea
..... oIIbIb fltr UIe . 8OmIDI ...
... A 1 ..... , for eollece '
..... ,... .... ll""'& rIc-
... ;'tte ... "er the IIdrI aDd
.... 1& ell wlua soUd eolered
peel! ....... te tIIp. The woDde ....
flit ..... II: Ute lllhoDetle ..
....... ID the I1IU eoliaI', tile
,... ., IIIe ...... H-tnte Jaek-
........ deep poaIJ ....
and cleani,ngs -w.lthout losing tbeir they'd be upon him. ",
finish. . . RememberIng. Col. Albee'S
Hooks, snaps arid eyes should iilrucUons" Eben unwrapped
all be well pUl in place so you don't leather mail pouch, gril>p.ed it 'tight
ll'ave to be mending the blouse be I, and Oung' )lirtiseU from the back
fore . thp ' first wearing. Also check of the ,Ooundering horse. Instantly
to see that there ,are a sufficient swept , ()Ve!' Kls bead. He
number at them to prevent gap .wam as long', and as far . as he
ing. eould beneatb the surface. Then he
, No ' 'matter how pretty the style. iiobbed ih to view and a sense tir
the blouse is nothing it it dismay sent bIs hearl downWard,
won't stand norm'lIJ wear. See thAt He Wils within ' .teet.' of 'the
tile fabric has .a firm even west bank. ' ,A J,eerin'g' Jh(nllll wal
Weave, and thlit there are no weak l,rE!achlr,.g out towaril him. .. '. "
spols in the garment'. The rif of , : as 'lie .i went under aJsln.
the blouse has a lot to '\10 with how Eben ' hear'd a C!Wrus';Or 'Wild shouls,
much wear it will give, too, so He W81 far below the spot
should not be too especially "'here the bdla.. bad stood.
It Its ,oing to do every day duty. 6u& equally all eloJe to the
nelr\llar Oleanl .... Provides bank., To. hili amuemeDt' tliere
Lonrer Wear ror Top were twe soldiers ..... dlo ..
Whether you plan tp wash the there yeUiae alid . .. eaticalattn,.
. blo\lse at bome ' or bave It dry ODe or tbem wal GeD. Newtoa.
. cleaned, plan regular eare for the .
blouse if you want to "et full serv- Tbe l soan!! ,of , lUDfb:e' eame
from 4uprlYer. ' . ' .
Ice from It. When . clothes become
too soiled, they require more itren. "Tboughl you mlaht have' seen
UOUI eleanlng th81T snd their smokO lignaI an"d--reaUzecI
thl.. ot eourse, may aborten their they bad sighted us:' aeD. NeW10D
Ilfe considerably. was .ayl.nl. "Figured .. Bonney
Wasbable blouses may be kept would be up to IOmethln,. io t led
crisp. fresh and spotless with a detaehment out to meet. Jou."
' mlnimum of effort If tber are dOlle Eben lank 10 the .rouml. It wa.
after ODe wearin" . ,oocl to re.l. .
I
If you haven't tried Red. Star active
Dry Yeast, set a IU y. You'll find
that Red Stal!' WHl , 6 time in ai, your
-recipe.. , \ '.
And, a. for flavor and texture of baked
ItiOdt made with Red Star. jUlt )'QUI'
family be the juc1ee.
ED' STAR YEAST &. 'IODuets COMPAM'. M
)
Thursda!" February 9, 1950
, Swiss WatClbQJakeri
Up to 60,000 workers in Switzer-
land are normally employed in
the watchmaking tr.ade-one out
of every 35 persons in
the nation's industries.
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
BtJSINE88 A INVEST. OPPOR.
ATTENTION Ga rden Club. Bnd Social
Or.aDjzationa. ltorn Club tundl' Inlro-
duean. a n.w f .. 11 aeUinll P roduct- R
peat bul lnel . a.. ured. For Intorm. Oon
8a1... COl VIol .. r
MONEY - MAKER $$. '
BIGPROnTS '
Automa tic popcorn moe hines ; ne w or
..teas.ns. and
C. C, Clayton
8111. A. ve. -
D.,.'OD" K,.
DRY (ll nlnl bUlla... I n Lon .os le r.
modern equipment and per.
moneat loenUon; the only busi ness of
thIs k ind In town ; cnn sell either Ill.
busine .. or the business ond buildi n g to-
lI.th.r. P r iced to sell. Bill 80JOII. O...n
r. LOl1cAs ter, Phone
IIINI. TE n s . Chur. hwor ..... cosy fund
r alalnll p'lon. n et alls ond s a mple ' l .OO.
retundoble. Stroekeepe... bUSiness stlmu.
8lo,:"P. H. F. Seolt.
DOGS, CATS. PETS, ETC.
unla .llIer vnrlou. Ullea. .A. K.
C. re Excellen pl!dlil reos. Rea. onoble.
PeaD, ,al Ko"a.1
1'1.'1'. RI. : ; FrUIIU 01110.
, ,
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
DAIRYMEN ',
When DOWllr fa ili. keep mllklnl/. Yo'u
... quick cha nlle.
Walll., t aa.II.,... I,
FARM .",CRlNER}, EQUIP:
C:LETRAQ R. G........ , ..... 1. MOIleY
Hurla #203 La r Standard Tractor on
flubber. M. 111. U. Tractor ",wIth' Row
Equipment. " Wood BJ'ol. ,",am PIcker.
Uled letl tha n .00 A. Ne w Catel'J)llfor
Ille ... 1 n. Tractor. . RIEBELS. III1J1O W.
Iho.. at.. C.lamb.. 4, O. l"a-ll-li .....
EARN .,,,1, laddreaalnll envelopes. We
taU 1I0w. 7evea)Jnl fll'll\ll who Cllnl tont-
bo addre.. thou. a nds. Complete Inl true
tlonl 500. Bl"ba ... A...... I,da, Valle"
?C-" Torll. , . .
HELP WANTED-WOMC:N
.01lIIAItER. widow Ilr I ln1le, 30 to
411 years, molllerleal home nth
.. burbl; 1 ehlldren. tHO; REFER
ENCES' permanent. S"nd Photo. P ' 0.
Be. _; S U. .raae.. Clle.. la 1 n,

MACHINERY SUPPLIES
VIED IIACBINERY EQVlPliENT
l-lIl4a Clolrac: Load_r. Maciel AG.
, Pde. 12.350
l-IM' Cletrnc. Mod,l BD. I17draullc
" 12:Il00
l-Catel'J)War BN wtth Hydra uUc
IIlada. . I P.DOCI
J-Catel'J)War Boa Willi \Uldraulk bull-
dour. .,000
l-TD' lntam.tJonal wllb Hydra uliC
Bla4... , ' 13,Il00
Model L wtth

.. 'l'RACI'Oa CO. .
.... 'B .. C.n...... 0"
ClI.anu, 10 H.P. Moreheat ' bell-
.... oll.r! r.ed ta!!,!. etc. ; "oW In IIpera
1Ion; BuUer ' 3; ......... Uo" filter I Mo'"
lerem'\ lint trap and Vlklns PU'l'P. S
m,ew B .ckmer .,uml)l. All In Al condI-
tion. "aDate,. Clea r.. ..U..... It,..
00- 11110. .
" II!1ISCELLAN'EOU8
WAaN " e.. ots which ma4. P II fa.
InQUi for beouty and eharm ,Women be-
tween III 8nd till l end for fr.. detail
Fal'. a.,. Ie lA, BI .... ID.1io.... AI.b." ...
IIAKE al81 FOR U8.
.. 'P. O. a.a ""
r. a lia-We . will .. U your produe,
on our blil; Radio J omboree fo,r , " low
.1 13.00 a week . Wrlte " to 'us at once
.JAMBOREE. '_ R ... IIOD, \ Oblo. Ill". 14.
t:l A t '-"u' Q:.:ll ea " our Fiesh:
. lioon" Hldrol eil. out . 04Ij . Sun'" Nitro.
f
en cur t Irlt: "Nature , Jnn\1ence."
1.00. j dn Rnnunel. 4111 Wilmer. Nlo r.
y ,, 118. '
LET' S Trade: If YoU have ti el YbU dqn t
lik e , lne .. with 11.00. \vU) , oe l).d
yoil 4 as sood or botier. c1enned And
pr., ssed. S.hl - Dost pnld . l. I. Bo,rd,
Route -:t 1, lI ee.or. Arkll nl AI .
OLD F,'''''loned ,., .. t er ,roan4 Buh r Cprn
Meal I WllHc.-yellow} P ll re Buck\\' hc t
F lollr. Wholc Wh."t F lour WhQle
Whea t . Ocrepl. Cl)olco: 5 Ibs, 11.00 or
three S lb. o r " S' U.8!i l'/ostp .. \d
, BE.\l ' S Or u nvlll Oblo.

..
S TUATIONS WA,NTED
, " I't IJ ,o\TION W,o\NTEP
F A" 1 I experie nced.
fomlly. WIU I/o anYWhere. Dennl" If.
Knupp. U. l) , =. LlrODI.,.. P r
. '
.,Keep on .
c, n dlne the Ad.s
mi"...
SUNSET
THE MtAMr GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
VIRGIL
By Len Kleit _
PAGE SEVEN
For Your Future Buy
Bonds U.S. Sayings
You'lI find . of IIousehaid
,J. uses for hondy P&..ASnC WOOO
How To Relieve
.Bronchitis
Creomulsion relievel prompdybecause
jl goes righc [0 che seat of che lrouble
co help looseo and expel germ ladeo
pblegm aDd aid DllUre 10 and
ra"l tender" i08amcd
mUCOUJ membraoes. TeU yourdruggill
[0 sell you a boule of Cleomuuioll
wilb the undc:nl,ndi08 you mUSl Iilte '
the .ay Ir quicW, allays the cougb
or. you are hI,,-c: you; mon.er 1Mack.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
HAILS AMAZING REUEF
FROM COIISTIPATION
,
To Women With
Nagging Backache
. ,
.. __ tea oi!hr. __ aDd I!trsID, 0"",
uIirtIOD ..:-'ft 1ID0ldlll or ..:poaure Ie
eoId ' 110.. don IiIduy lUll".
tt .... ,Tbl8 11117 I .. d ioaaT toln to COlD"
pIalD ol untD, ba.kaebe. 1_ 01 JIIIP .Dd
_..". .. "" and dlul,,_ aetUnll
up DI,btl or trequeDt ,, __ po IDII)' reauI'
troll! IDloor bl.dder InltatloD. duo to eold.
clam...... 01' dl.",..,. ladlleratloDL
II your dlleomlorll ar. d1\8 to til ..
_ ..... ' dOD' t .... It. cry Dei.D. PI.IIa. a
dlwetic:. U..... luceeaalully b" mll Uon. f ....
over 60 ' )fora. Wbll. th ... lymptolDl 1\111)'
alteR otberwl .. occur. I" , .... I.IDII boli'
.......,. tim.. Doaa'. JI.. IIIPPY.' rel l.f-'
belp:tllo ' .6 mU.:"1 kldne" tube. lUte..
noah out .uta. O.t DO"D" PlIlI toda),'
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TWIN THEATRE
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g Waynesville, Ohio

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E'E CLOSED WEDNESDAYS
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2 :30 P.M.

-,- . MONIlAY THRU FRIDAY -- 7 P.M. X=

THURS. FRI. SAT. ONLY

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9 10 11 -
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BANK 11'F. ' !'In.l HolL ' howH Il Young, ==
Adloll, Ilomlln ' e, nnd Truth ounts !'
mont In Color.
= WHISPERING GUN SMUGGLERS
SMITH Also : pons hort ==
f: j\lIaH Y/atld ._ Rob' t .L"reRton e=
is lJ reillln Mllrshllll . h;lJll. 8 -, Gnng Bust ers
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SUN: MON. tuES. ==
12 33 14 ==
E5 ==
:-- oll Plle C"1ll IIy With ' a nd Foolball Plllye r's IllId Babll's ==
\'elpll1g At Once. Real F'Ilmlly Type . ==
YES SIR, THAT'S MY BABY
(Col ol')
O'CONNOR - GLORIA DEHAVElN
CHi\HLE, COB ) tN =
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Paramount Cartoon

FOR SALE - - Coleman 0 11 HEmt ... Hom" Made' Plea And Caku
eJ', 11sed G montlts . Alb rt ,Fum- Made on order only. PhaRo!
mill , Phon i llyn 2100 . 2644 Mrs, foterbert McMlllan.263t
!1-162X
Llve Wire and Progressive, An
organl2ation second to none.
WANTED
REAL ESTATE
BUYERS WAITING
ESl1ecillll y For F;i rrns
FOR QUICK SALE CALL:
trlctly B 1I 0ra on the beat all '
oro\flld mar ket In the country,
Roy E. Smith
Broker' SERVICE SATISFIES
For Dally Market Report,:
4 R, 5 mi. South of
Centerville.
wmo Dayton, 12: 50 ,EtS.T, pial'
J300; W'LW CIncinnati, 1240, Dial
700.
NORRI'$' .BROCK COMPANY. PHONE Centerville 7056
mm!lIIllllllmlllllll llllllllllllllll llllmllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmllill
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D.a't lorget . , ,
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, 'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th'
15-
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SHA W aDd ' PAICE
JOQNSTON
SCHRAFFT
CANDY
7Sc to $2.25
Also Evening 'in Paris Toilet Sell and Other Gifl.!
'WAYNESVILLE DRUG mRI
PHONE 2121
USED FARM' Equipment '
- 6 rt . ombine iVltb Motor
J oh n Deere Corn Picker - 2 row
nmd l ey 11 Incb Plow
' lover Haminer Mill
Ollvel' Spreadet' 0 11 rubber
JolllI Deere " Jl " TraCtor on' st eel
. Iohn Dee!'e 19,11 "B" Tractor on rubber
,\'1Ii s \\ (;' 'l'rnctur. wllb Cultlvuto\'s anrl Plow
' II Il C Picku')l Daler
John Deere LA . 'i'l'Ilctor ' WUll Plow, Olllt!vato'r
New JOH,N DEERE
.';!of!1 " M" ']'rnctOr with hydraUli c
12, A I; l'l Combine wIth Motor
Rid Deli vol'y Rake
1'0 wer Mower
:1 ll,,1I01ll 1 inch Plow
Iodc l A 'J'mclor Witll Powr_trol
.v
an
,
u
l'llnt nrlll - ]6x7 wllh vowel" [,ut
. .
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Banta. Implement Co:

Lebanon, Ohio
Phone - 5"
THB MIAMI GAZETT1: WN.y
by M'ol' tgug uf
I Estllte by- tbe
Vesu 'y oK SI. Mar>"s P"OtestllllL
Eplscopnl CIIUI'('b, II Corpornllon
not (01' Pr.of. t, or Wllynf>s" 1l1 ,
ROOFING
Of All T}'pe'i
IlIslllul ed B<'Ieks und asbell'
tr'9 Sltllng, Sllt'et u, ,, tal work
of 1111 klllds. Loonl Reterf' n-.
RATES: One cent per word,
mlolmum charge, 25 cent ..
Three In,ertlona for the price
of two. Form, olole Wedner
day' noon.
\\ [tn'l' n Uhlo ..
otic Is hel'(!J by glv'f'1I 1,0 nil '-1'11. All work gUI1Ianteprt .
DON'T FORGET TO CALL
U' ror in urance. All types of
in lIrance at a savings. Call
Franci Gene Brown, phone
I
HOWARD W. HAAS
Route 3 Wayne.vltle, 0 ,
Phone Waynuville 2898
Thill' lillY, F"hl' \lIII'Y fl, I Olin
I'hlnt,. 01 SpR-tns tn' ,,<'"
rll ly. two mlliion wVln' \I Ulld ,-"rl .
In the UnIt 1I Stales are Dl' II Vt!
UtI! entli u 18.:1 ls. Abuu t IIvt" IlIlllwfl
\I101't! thnl l lli t! nUllll..oc:- W I'euille
vllltll g in ti,e .. llli"1
eled l"'"
NEW HOUSE
- VU(!U nl' - 1'1lfl R .. !lHIUn
Waynesville 2472 or call col-
lect, Wilmington 2111.
ponlOns whom It mny COli ern thllt
all tbe :11 . L day or .Innunl'Y, L!11i!) .
I he \\ or St. M'lIl'y'll Pml
eHt l1nt Ulil:lcupn l hun'h or ' WilY'
nos\,lllp, OhIo. fllE!d In tho 'Onto
m Oil Pl t"lIlJ< OOlll:t of . WUITon 'ou.
My, Oblo, I'll Case No. !if).
theh' cel'Unl n I;elltloll, Ihe .- Try Gazette Classified Ad v r}'
FOR ALE - I Cbeap : Seal
Coney Fur Cont, Excell ent condit-
Ion, Owner lellvlng for :f'lorlda.
Size 3638. 1r8 . . Brntten-
Wnynesvllle. Rout e I . h19',3t
IU\UNDERING- noil In my
home. QUiCK ,serl'l e. Pirone 'Vay-
nesville 2986, ]12-l! t
, WARREN BRADDOCK
' OUI'l I'ur nil orelel' !lilt hOl' lzlng
th(>1l1 11'1 such \Vllrdens, 10 111\:\11/1-
h r In tbe prJnll lpul tHIIIL f)t'
l7E)1I0.U( j, lind in I he UHtIlllPr ntll]
fOI' I1.!. as Het [ o rUI I!I said peLltlon ,
t he f oll owing des 't' llJetl Rcul ER
UHe, Sf lll!ated III tbe Village (for
nl l'l y deBigllllted as "'I'o"'n" ) of
Wlly nesvilJ e, Ohio :
TJ'llct 1: All that certul n PEtrcel
of 1,llud ' !l ltunted III t he T own or
Wnynesvlll e, t he County ot War'
ren, Ilnd ilie State oC Oh'lo uelng
a part of Lot No. .. (four) In Jof
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YOUR OWN HOME
,Complete Home Construction
We w,lIl be glad ' to discull , your
building problems and you
what we can do.
CABINET WORK
REMODELING
Top Soil. ' Hauling, Sand. ' Gravel
ExcavaUng With Back Hoe,
Dragllne and Bulldozer'
Waynesvlllo, Ohio
f erson qUllre In sRld Town lind WILLIS
bounded allfl described lIS follows: HUNTER
Phone : 2191
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
BANK RUN GRAVEL- Loade,I,
at DavIs Furnas Pit, 50 c8nta
cubIc yard. We also deUyer, ARM
ITAGE & SON, Phone 2p91. tf
Beginning tit Ihe cornel' o[ said
Lot No. li n Mluml nncl Third
tl' eets thence rllnn'lng wltll Thll"l
h 'eE' 1 s ixty seven (6'7) reot '
ROOM FOR RENT - Very con-
venient locatlpn lIbove Smith's
ReBtlltlrant, Can any time nrter
I) tn ' tbe evening, Mrs . PHEANIS ,
Wuynosvlll e. ' ]26 -3t
FOR RENT - 2 unfurnlsbed
r(loma. on South St , CeleSlll
Freeze, )' h \ nynesvllle :!276
21 :1$.
tbence buck at ri ght IlngleH al1d ' -
Dead Stock
HO.rses. $2.60 . Cows, $2.60
Hogs - 2lic cwt.
According to Size
lin ,I ConJitloll.
Call
Xenia .454
ReVl!rsa
Xenia Fertilizer
WANTED - Ride to Wrlgbt.
Field, Area D, 8: 00 to <I : 30 ' shift.
Wnlter Bebrens, 3rd. nntl Miami
pal'lIlIel with Miami Street the
full I engt h of salll IA t (214 I J ft, )
to the , ebool lot. ' I' be nee wIt.!!
the line o[ the Rc hool lot sixt y
seven (67) ' teet t il Mlnml SH' I' t ,
and then "e with silid street l" I,h.p
placo or begInning: ueinJ;' lhe
silmo pre,ml ses cl escrlbed In \Jeeo
dntod Jnnullry ' 25, 1950 f)'()m I he.,
'I' ruBte s the DioceSe or Snlll h
ern Obl O, a ('ol'noratlon not f r
PI' ,fit nnde r the , llI\vs' 151' 0 1
cir 01110. ' to St. MarY'fl Protestant
Eplsco:!I. Churcb , wbleh 18 lind
has bePn sometimes known autl
de!<lgnated llR St. Mal'Y's Eplscop.
Illa, 2 13t . ul Chllrell. SHirl cl aed being
WANTeD TO RENT - . Due 10 ('ol'<l ea In lJeed Book 19 1, "oge
seiling farm I'd Ilk t t 616 of the Wa!'r n CO] lInlY, Ohio
, . e 0 ren a ll e(' orcl s
8Uinll (11' lot'go farm neill' Wa)' . , , .
neaviUo or vl Qlnity. 10 Ylllltli lit f Tact 2: All thll t ct'l't:!ln II,u' N'1
present I C U
' All DC !ll nd ls lluated In Wllrren Oil'
a a on , power eg , ,
ulpment. Denn Wal lnn, 'Ph , Wa- nty III t1)e SUlle of hlo anll In
yneavllle 2589 . ' 2.) -3' lhe Village or II Inl:
a palt of lots number three (3)
and (4) In Jertel 'lIoO qunl' In
the sulci Village of \, lIynesvlll e.
Ohio. Beginning III n polnl In tbe
WEEKEND
,.


LUMDER - All klnds,ln all l en-
gths and WIdths, Kiln . dried .
R asonl1bl nri<'es All orders,
lurgo II I' AmnII will be delivered
Hog Houses . AC Y I..AMB, Pllone
2701 . .
lVellt line of ThIrd trem sIxty "'-10 W Sa
lIeven (67) feet troDl tbe line of . rap con Squares
Miami Street and running thtHl e 25c lb.
wIth the line of. Third 8,,/' ot. six
ty sey n (67) reet and nine . Coltale Hams 52'1) Ib,
FOR SALE-- "Pratlcally new wat tbence at rlgbt angles with 'l'hlrll
er softenor, Monllrch Seiling be Streel , t wo hundred and iOllrt ee\l
cause city has sort water serv.lce . . and one. half t eet (214 'h ) : th nee
Cheap. Dot Food Store. Phone
264.1. paralle.1 w,lth Tblrd Street (67)
alxty seven ieet and Irme Oil
HOUSES. FOR SALE
Inches to the corner of tbe Epls-
lIopal Ohurch thence with Ibe
line I of aald Cburch lot P'(I) hund'
red and Courteen and nnll" IIl,f.
teel (214*) to the be
Ing twenty seven nnd one ' halt
Oth,r It,m,
AttractIve')' p,.lced
DIabetic Canned Frll". :
D' O T-,"
fOOl> STORf;
Phott. 254:1
ROY E. SMITH
Rout 48 North of Route 73
Phone Centerville 7056
CASH FOR DEAD STOCK
AI'conti ng l u ,; i%1I nlld . COldlt"," .
All Stll(;k 1'l'11I0votl fJt'oll1nll v,
Horses. $2.[;0 . Cows, $2,50
Hogs - 25c )ler owl.
JANES RENDERING
. Pht Itle Collect
Xenia, O. 1712 or
WilminllOn, 0. ' 2362
T ..... ........ ..... ,v ....
0.... . .,.,. .. . !tyI.. ..
h ..... ei ............. .
n ...... ""'''Y ..... _ try
I. _,. e.,."...... ..... ,.
In' ..... "..,.. __ en
'0."' ......... " ............ 0
'In _1ytI." ,... ... nl
day 1111__ " ......
Karl D.Uakin
PHONE 163
, 20 E. ' MULBERAV ST.
I-EBANQN, QHIQ
Lovely modern Two'betlroo,m
wblte home. hot water heat.
AIBo large pachmen windows,
rage . Sbrubs and trees kit bUck.
lArge lot, beautifully locatel)
Priced at $ 750.
filet otf of lot number tbree (3)
lind l'Orly and one fourth -:; - - - - - - - _.- - 0

Tbree room well cons t rlwted
cement- ' block house, (lilt bull'l-
,ngs. 2 acl'os on Highway 74" S.
I
01 Spl'lngboro Good L oan va UP.
Priced at $4900
bed. 1n dllterl April 3, 1919 I . le
tage
'on I
f"om L A: Zimmer.man to St. WOA.VNE'$V,LLE;
Mary', Protes'tant ,Eplscnpal Otrlc." 473K
C'llUrch. which d eed Is recorded . RES. 129L t
B6autlfnl proper ty for nest In Deed"::Book 1115, pn,e ' 388 of SAND ADd eRA VEL MORROW No, S '1
Bome . lhe Warren County. 0,.10 Records. BLACK-TO,P DRIVEs
Call: Pelltlon8rs 'furU'81' pray for all . TAR a"d ROAD OIL t
rtepre8entlUve and deor.ees liS the nature or the JI n t
DONNIS, PHELPS other r ellet Judgment.. orde J'SI lAWN fiLL DIDT
RUSSEL HORN CRae may require or jusLify. READY' MIX CONCRTE' I'
Franklin
:3ald P,etlt!on and calise will be F.xCAV ATINC aDd DUMP TR\:C 1\ 5'R\, I c..
ROlILe Z. on Saturday 4th dny ot I , t
Rhone 954Wl l4arch, 1:91(1, 3t 9:30 . M . .!.-----___ ..____ ' ,
... I... '
In tbe COIllDlon Pl efl '! COUl't ot .'
111II11II1II1II1I1111I11I11111111i1llIimlll! lllIll!Il!II!/Wlill'!!!!!!'!!!!I!!i!!II!l!!!111 Ill r W:a
ON VACATION
WIU. RETURN
MARCH 1. '
DR. ,c. E.,. :WILKIN
Optometrk -Eye ,Specla list
OHIO .
. 1 .

James L. Baker, J'ulll oJ' Wal'tl en
ST, MARY'S PRo'rES'I'ANT
EPISCOPAL CHORCH, \VA r
NEBVILLIll, OHIO.
I
Carl Abaecherll , AH\1I' nny ' .
Pu'bUshed lo'eb. 2, !), III, 2:\; HI.tili
FOR 'SALE -: 4 ell . ft Deep
. f'rltltr;e, like . new . $750}lO , ,llohn
P"cllton, ,PM)l!!.' Waynesville 2929
. iI}
. ' lIell OD Beef Cattl.
For . controlling files on beet cat-
pe, ille DDT at the rate ot o"e. f'
quarter ot the waterwettBble DDT .
powder hll thrill! sallons ot water.
Two quarts should b. t;lllg4l11l to
,pra, one mature anImal.
Harve.t Boon-.
alGM
Sua:eeaful know that Ill
""P Yieldl Dlean better crop qualiq
crop profitt at lower COlt.
That', wfIy they want Bi. M Brand
Fertilisen; a boon. to farmen for
more than a quUter of.century
. Free-8owinc BIG M ".tiDier
SlVCI muimum yield bee_Ie It II
up to It:andardI. lIever "
down to price. The more tb8n two.
moath1onc potuh .",Ite matrea it
lICtri .. bJe that JOu take _fly de-
livery on your' order. '
0nIw ".;". pour tlNle, no .. . ,..IIt, f
!he MIami 'ertllI r C .... pany
Attention Farmers I
STEEL' and METAL Prices
Are ' Advancing
" .

Needs Now Before The
,' Price Advances" .
1JYe "ave a Good .Supply
Of F:ence on Hand, But '1t!s
Going fa.t.
HARDWARE
Wayne.ville
Ohio
w
"
. '
About Town
.ITEMS OJf IN1'EREST
ABOUT FOI.KS YO'U KNOW
. MI', and Mrs . William trouse
I1lul 8S Sunday dinner inIesls,
Mr . and .l\fTs , O)llllf Melloy of
Lebanon.
Fnl'mer' a al'ange No, 1 S wltl
,mlet In !egular seas l01ls on SiLt -
urllay eyenlng, February 18, with
, Q. Valentine Jlrogram followed by
a Hocla.1 bour .
N1NETY ..NINTH YEAR
West Wayne
, .
Council Meets
W,est WlILyae Advisory Co-
lIncll met . during tho past week
Itt tbe . of Mr, and Mrs, 1:1 11-
rold Whttaker, with Mr . Ilud Mrs:
Serving, Waynesville Since 1850
WAlYNESVItLe;l oHlo Thursday.
SIGN OF SPR),NG
At 'the rear of the Miami GaL
title building. It WI. noticed tllat
Crocu.e . were In bloom al ... adY
The warm weather ha. undoubt
broLtght 'till. earl .prfllg-
time flower _urging , out C!f; tlla
'011, Looked a' though'
i
nOW Many More
! ,
Caa Claim This?
\ '
Thill week 'we ,-Elnewed tbe sub-
scription Of Mrs. Bat.
ComptOiD. probably ol1e
waa just around' the _ '
"',,,,,III ot .aur oldest reader/!. , ' ,
later In the day when It
Prominent
.
Joined" In Marriage
Friday eventng at "eYeO thirty
in the Waynesvlll. WATER
ctiurch, MlJla Harriet vyorkmfl!l
'TRIKE8 AGAIN
Rbods' 'i;lUnnell and daugbter as
Mrs . .El.arl Evans spent M,on-
g\le!itB. Mr . Whitaker
much colder. f While we ,do nOlt have tbe tll'st
8ubscrlptlon Ust. we do know
and Mr .. Robert Lee Benaard were Once aglln hlgb Willer on
marrled,with B8TeND4 M. B. ute 78 to Corwin b.a olold tb
Kleplnpr, putor of Belmont U. road. au'll tbe Clo8lrt, . .
B. perform1lle tile MUllIe rI.nr; school.
day In Spring Valley .aa the- gue. tbe dlBcuulon on"Soclalized Med-
sts of her li1ater -ln-law, Mrs . N. leene," the members expressing ,
t hat Ibe Miami Gazette baa been
in her home ever Iince Ihe can
D. Smltn: . a8 tfluab oppos' Farmers Club
As MH. ' 'Is
over 90 years of aKe It Ia tbat
ceremon" &Jelated" Tbll hili, bappened 8afen1 ttDii
B. . B. CoLemll,l1. es thla ,.ear , ,
Mrs , Gayle Evans wal! called
to Cincinnati FIldo.y night. on ac
count ot lho, ee,'lou8 IllneslI of ),ler
mother," Mrs . WlIlinm.
Mra . Flosllie Ca.re;r, MilS Lucy
EmelY' and Mr. Chester Carey at
tonded the 60th WeddJng Annl-
versarj cir 1\{r' . abd Mra. lJ,arry
Etnoly of ueo.r Utlnn., SUnday.
Tile c.ouridl adjourned. to meet
'V
hb
Mr . and Mra. lI.I, A. It'UII , tI\ r_o' :Meet ' 5 at Far Hills
Bon " In Marcb. Dainty refresh -
ments were served during tbo !l0-
clal' hoUr .
TEAQHERB
ASSOCIATION MEETING
FEBRUARY 'Z1
The FlI.1'lners' OlUb \vs
talned, for tbe Febrnary meieUliII.
by Mr. and Mrs: Ronalli:
at the Far Hills
Tbursday,
A delicious
IIr probably one of th.
ra t Bubllorlbera.
Her many fl'londs wIlL be IJad
.hear lhat abe Is '
ber IIlneRs.
,
OMAN'S OF
MARY'S CHURCH MJET
The Womon', A1IX1l1U,- or tile
St . . Mary,g CbIJr(lb met ',PD FrJ..
TLe bride 1., tU' __ bter ot Seeml IlII tbr, ,,,h ..
Mr. and Mh. J. W. Workmatt ' could bEl d,one ' to re.neay tbl,.
'and Mr. llel'l18ttl III tbe son of ondlticiu . ...,.. r,lIlIa . the rd84 or
Mr. and MH. WllIliIIi IJarnat'd , perball,8 , build a llrUl. 'acc",_
--. lD IeYen.brs- the loW' part.
ncb olUltera or Tile cbll!!ren lOBe .. ,rut deal
wblt *eated che of lo)l: aUnc On thle acOoUDt,. and
brldal"tfUII "'1;'1'11 ot cr-nel7 DO GOat would be too Iraat to
marked.,qae 118_ cd Uaa bridal benefit them.
......
afternOob. ,wltth MI'II. Charles Milil lean Natt ... r pi&Jed a DRAINS GOOD CROWD .
, Ml'/! , John C. S bmldt ot Cln- Tbo speaker, Mrs. Willl8JJl 1I. WIlS served to tbe many , Starr as hoste.s lilt 1aome ProanuD or bridal mu.1e and Mr, DESPITE HIGH WATE"
lunall WIlS I\. weekend gueat of Crew. will discusli "Brlttan'a Pre and . tile guesta, M,lss llle Bellbrook Ros:d. '. PhilIP Workillall ,ana "AI,yays," Delliliae high watflr '1\ll4 IIa4
her 90n.ln'.(fIl\V nna daughter, Mr. sent Kennedy nod Mr , PasQuI\J.e t ). large numlNar or ...... ll8lltl .. I Love You Tmly,. and " II I wenUier 30' .ow Mr, ' BQllle
Mrs . Crew ' wns born '. and ed- yton Ilnd Rov. and we. re prelellt aDl! 011--<;'- '. n-"'d ",_II __ .. lDevana, W"ilt Paint faot"l1
Ilntl 1\1 rR. Robert OhnpmlUt and ........... __...... __
ucated In ' England, <She cnme to Coleman., business, a stud)' OIl "eut.Uaa Mr. Paul "hl"".". who tures "HJgb Ltaiat. gf 1 ....... : ..
so . _ b I 0 .-a "-'< . , .........
and ,M'I's : ";Qleiin Borden United ' Statel twenty years ago, Tbe regular us ness Id Te.tament." wa. . ..rved in W,oI'JiJ WIi' n With the The 10081' post elect...... to ,trr
anll Mrs. Minnie' MungoI" were but bas visited Enlland " requenl- WIlIl held and the a;pec,al bJ sevel'fl'l .c( the mem..,.. irJ'OOm. wu ..... mu, and and aend three. bo;' to Ohio
undoy ' dlnnor ,gUllsts of Mrs . EL I' ly. k/iel1lng berself Intoriiuld I on Farm 9utlook 19 GO. Tbe Anxillary adJouraecl to t ... ulhn .eri' Workman Bo,. State tb" year .
h I In Dayton . Brltlan'a thougbt tbat we have , a meet In Merch Parlab BOo -.nd wnllam ___ This poet anG the loeal Civic
, While In t he Statea she, nee or a normal year use wltb Mrs. Robert V.allce of Via. w,. her Olub Don Lul;telll In :U!f
btUI t"u&lIi' (n tbe Dalton 8cbOo , I I Protessor .... ' orlbln, ... on Ohlel. D',--.. _ ...... and Harlan. Earnhart !&n.d nan-
Mra L . E. rhomp.on uhder- 'T il:I T" "', , ,",,!,,_ .n .unt ...... enu.I _d Uttle San- -T
In New York at Ne-w York City. Emer.son Schaal In aldent. as ........ t . l .... " .a- _____ . ..;,. DY SlmPlOD 4_ 194.',
went surgery nt Mloml Valley ...... ""-",A .. ,-. ........ __ _ __ ",OOID. ....
Hospltnl on 11'rldaj morning , , The Crew,B came lp DaytQh a- as the" gtf"lIt .A pi_ant Ipcllalllour waa aD- 19.. flo1Nr III'L .,..' .n........ "
and. Mr.s : W. E '. Stroud
were Sunday dinner guestl of
Lhelr son and uaughter-In-la.w,
Mr, and Mrs . Harold Strou .. , In
Lebanon, In of the
blrtbday annlvorBnrtes Of the' tlon
. and father , .... . ..
Mr, Bnd
Ilre ', the blr9J .. of ' .
seven and ou, bjlll .lIODiIl bilby,
')Ilughter, SIlIllUl at Miami
Valley Hospl". February 9. Mr ..
"lnd Mrs. HOward Stanley the'
proull maternal grandparentl and
LurUe at 'Virginia
IR tli.e paternal Kl'aDdmother
'J -
Mr. and .Mrs. A . Draco and
80n; Eddy, from New York Cit,
are visitlllg II", . DRlro. motb.
er, AiDia. Peterson,
. Mr. anil. Mrs . 1. E. Frazier qu-
loUy obsetved th,elr, 6iltJr. W8dd-
,
IUlnlvel'JlAJ'f ' &n Wedlielda,
Ilnd ball .a.s ailests :
Qr. Ma,Y GII.OK" Mrs: Eillabeth
Smltb, lilt's, Sadie Conner,
Cook al}d rs. Harry Sber
WOod. ,
.' The, had .a number of
dur,lnl .arterl)0On. and even-
log. '
hobut one and oue bali years ' ago. and took tot bla with a dsllcloua 'dellert cr- " no. a..tla model ' LAP:E .. oe. DIE"
Her hUlband 18 Dean or Men' of Fight Ru.sla?" ' The.. urse served by tlie hoetes.. ' . at cr'e1lca,re IreeIi tarret4 styled OF H.EjlRT A'lTAcIt '.
the Engllleer!ng School. Ii!; ihe Communism WIlS with a. yOlli ... adorned . Lare Ro ... eo. l _at .... bela.
Inatltut,e of . . wltb rutn of and' In Naw ,.
at WrlCbt FI8Id, oarded and JcwiuU, t.ry tbI'oIIaboIle.
This prom lies to be a. V4K'J: In_ Tbe Door latlCth .,.. Or tll." r1_ I'IiDeral w at
te'reatlng meet .... :: '. Md. .a:ew.. ower girl ".. ar -- taffeta tbe lIreClu1'e .......... _ 'WM-
will he aillod. to dlaOll ' a1ld an- and Ib. -oarrleit 1''-'" Jiead&r &n:.moa. "at I: ... ..L...
swat qUlIBtlona ' _djence 'Tile ' WIUt, lfey. Coz' ... .....
Ilt. tbe CI018 ..,..... ........ .' -" ,' " ' : :
approye
-;;' f B' . ' . llsh and ... 8 . ODS I"vatlon
_a uay-
ton vsaltet least'" oaftie .. on . ami rest4ra.tio,,- submitted by the
W8dnead fte ':' . vat oua &cctlo'qa 'of til e 1J1Vialon
a, a mQPD. .;r wlldUle.
..
Mia, e WUllams wlt4, 1II-I'fI. H. A I Ohlef of thtLDIv-
Charlee 'lVera Islon, said today tbat - tbe budeet
on ' 1!Ue8drq of Mrs. ' J'railk WOUld. require about the sljme
RO&t1J. la }Albanon. as for J949.
, . '" Crane of Center- change rndlc.a
lly
during
ville .. ,on )ilaaea Ann and year,'l ' he said. "h\oome aho-
be tl.bout the Bame but eXll ,' e-
Mame Mondl7. - '
nditurJlI, will have to be control-
M'rs. .' SlIIItb. . Mal , k!4 . Clarefully since the. budget
Utiil. B ... Mn.: Laura filUJed . on expected Income."
:COUett .;, IWIkDJqton were' the tit financial report lIubmllted
"SatUrda" lUait8 of Mt . ' E1II1i- ,to Counctl members sno)yed
beth Smlth. \ rIn.,1 .recelpts for the year of $2.
' tDn " " , . exp!'ndffureil of $2,
.\1 , left Mon_ ' 183.$21.65 exceeding t be 'Income
dQ to .. W41 wltb
relaUvel (rlen" . " bunting and trapping
Florlda. " ' - , .
M
' ... , See Baok page.
da Ma' , .......... t l'I .ow a me . ,'" ' . .
Dlber of fba: ft1Hds' , , __ \ I
ny. . SHIINE' CIRCUS SOON
rlne-h.\OCll Bros',
,This yeer'1I circus I declared
by George F , DeSliver. eeneral
chair-maD, t" be .atest ever p're-
lented by Syrtall Temple ' of the
Shrine. l
Magnflcent bolraW an!! worl!!'1
champion barebac'k rldlne marvel8
make' up ttle Impresllve. equeltr-
Ian exthavaganza. of tbe Gluatino
Loyal-RePln.elty li'&I:olij.
'Hlgh asTial ad:ventures 01 'bre-
atb-taldng ue uecuted
by Lalagge, the Slko"" Duo.
Ro'e Gould Trio IlI1d SaYeD Ward
Bell Flyera.
, The brilliant nstel'

,.lie her cOS:
tume ' wltb' a veil or tme"'t caUght
to IIa' ha!r with orUlKe blollsom!!
, .
IIDCl sbe carried a bite orchid
on . ' wblte Bible. '
. For ber' wedding;
Mra. Work mall chdte navy blue
with b!&ck accealOriea anll "Mrs ,
mQtber or the groom,
wQr.egray With celsorles
and costume
with a. r,ed '
(olWwlb.g \be cer
elDQny . IIL reception w.. held, for
tbe laree 1l'0Up guests at
hl\me of Mr. and Mra.
Frieltlsh,
Holls
'I
.Thel J'riendabJp Club bald .1ta)
February> drl
a.fternpon at t.b\1 home of. lIrs: , .
B . Rloh twenty_sl members
....'-1
and tllree gue'ta. Mrs. P. L. Rea-
Bon, Mrs Elsie Hockett and ?drs.
H. C: . Hodaon;, preaent . '
Devotions were In tlharae ot
&Ira: R. Vogle.bY. aDd read-
Ings on 'Vallnllne Day. 1,lD-
coin. given by Mt, : Jerlne
mb),. Carl11D Burnett, jo Ann
Rlbln80n &Ad june, Ro.lnaon were A Valentlue box contained" val.
lioate ..... A lar'e cl.eorated .we enUnes for everyone and citta
d41naca , ke ' tormed tIle
wer& exchanged among the ,ISe-
of tbe, beautlflll tea table 8.114 was eret Sisters," ' .
aervetl .e. cream cortee. MJ:II , Hodaon tavored, the croup
Mlsa was tbe CINCINNATI
, M r ;. 'and '1IIrs, Klnneth Elzey dinner' 8Ut OD F.....,. evening
1111(1 dlmgbter, MarjOrie or' Day nf,' Mr , aJ),d Mrs . .T* Hilt of
, , ' ,
further ,ucb lwnillarle.
as MeUtta and ..... ; ..... alion-
al Sfedlali perch ' equUllii1atB; the
Shyreltos. cyclllli,: 19l1lanlJ; I:IDbo
ert, comecJr
lIenla.t\on 011 the, IMIUlldlDa wire.
o.peen pantomlne OOIDIc, ' aJid Al'
.tbe . Seven' Bnmnockjs, whlrwJD4
I4OOn, ' cielebrated liar ..
fredo' La.ndona ltumblJnc
... . '; .
llie mldgetit .
Tha 'l'Ide' 'groom left fot: a with tw,o beaUtifill vocal soao"
abort honeYDtoOn, tbe "ride sel- accomplm1ed by Mrll R. B. Cole-
_In, a. Davy b1l,le cOstume
. man.
IlL wblte 'oI'ehld. cor .. p. aft:8l'1"b1iCh.ll Following !iAljournment, the bo-
ther will reside on SteBB, B.Bslstld by Mra .' ClI
llle
:01-
epent Saturday wltb, at the ClaMen "
. Mr. Ilnd Mrll ., Walt4!r Eiley. . .!Jotel .
Miss Dodaon the Fr.
tenda Home I" apendlllg a. few
weeks In ,Miami, . Florlda .
'l1p {ar a.......u.
Wben boyfnt an pt one that \
Ja JlOt too l1el\7. for heat 18 mora
Important than wel.bt .nd pre.-
8\lJ'e. . '
.... e Deuen, .
'I&. ft". meal la a limpla ODII
mOlt "'ptAople ' are . content
keep;'':.,atbJa watll .. untU iii.,. ..
erlO\iIh, ' But wb7not tI7 .om ..
tblDr II"; '6fVa tile lall
wame a. a de.nrt? Put a U"
hone,. and some 'crushed nlit. ClD
UI' ,lalt oMsand :I nat ba,.,.,.
Care til Baa
'l'be "acuum deaner bal 1bCNl4
b. bru8hed inalde UIcl Nt, but It
abould. :peve, b. laUDderacL W"'"
1Di ' mar. nmove tha ADlIb that
mUll the HI ,
Miss lI"'pnt . atten-
ded ' tb. AD.Dnaj.y Of It. Mary's
.Qhurcb at'''' .re. clias;
,Sta.rr nellLr.... tt.llbroc.
, t .
1...tw -'-"
Mr. , Oul S'mlth tbe
wedding of ... nep_.. Robert
Bernard Misa H"'"
man on FrIday even_ ...
. :!'tIre , ' ()jUt" .... ... boatess
, J
to the W:'C, .... U ' Oft fttday aft-
ic
Febr'uary 1(j. fte meet-
log open8!l },y -"0
and 1( .... ' ,...., few:
versea fro.. lallah ... Romani. ,
Lucy Emley .otfetlnlr ..,.er. Af.
ter tbe recuLar. bualallB ' 'Wall tr.a.-'
&acted. Mft: ftoUJe ' Carey abd
,Mias LIICJ' mlDlf!l'l rN _ art1cle
on" TeeUlDoDJ oa -.. Adver-
tJllDC:' ,Mra. BrIdIItr .a4 Mra.
Ila1pI7 Broft
11:&.... "GMt 11_ ....
... &lid....... _ me-
IItID8 - . UnIoD
....... ,... .
, (i',ltll. f!:a!lDct 1.0-
cellt on noveltY.j are: PaheDberc'1
. ' Woolford',
upreseden,ted tmlJPe 'ur
111& d8chsbounda, to-
moul and
' Jkm-
er doi!t. '. .
Clowns plentttlltY.1 tlf .. aD-
ttte p.-ogram tlaelr nekY
w1I1ID8iea. '
Afternoon
lices fill be pr..-t.ecI au da,!!
except SURdar .."Wi . bow.
both FrldayB a(' :I, 'I:16"U4 8:16,
three Ibows at 1:
16. ' 8:45 anel 8:il7. IInci two- 0Jl ot-
the daya at "Z. aD4 8:1&.
CHEERFUL'
ENJOYS DIN
Chleml
Joyed, a 'dlllner
t:lrcle I1'OUp' en-
u
. ' aDd Mn.
boat ' oDd bOa-
In wlbaJllCtoD.
Mra. 'Bernard. a ' ark and Mrs. Stella, HyllaDd aer-
lIea,Yetth\elt Schools la CODDeot- ved & dellclQus desseJlt course
ed with Muter Electrln CompanJ
aDd Mr. Bern_rod,' & Graduate or'
WaynelVllle Rich fJchool and se-
rved 'ID wore Wilt n. 1a employ-
ed .t the D:urlron .Co .
The brIde' laa,t beeD compUm.
ntecl .b)' 1DUlJ' lovel, affalrl by
her relative, and- frlenda.
dnl'ing tbo social
DR. H. F. DYE BUVS, ANGUS
Dr. H. F. Dye of WIIoJll8SVU .. ,
Oblo recently pureblMtl toar
purtlbred Aberdeen-AngUs' cOWII
from Robert Patterson Sr. or Da-
. . .
too.
,Tbe meeUnc or Dlltrlct 2'1 and " 'at De ..
School of beld at Owner. wbO try to 'dttmDlila
the BIBh Sclaool BuUd11l on Sa.t do,', COIIilUloa b, 1Iatett1Da' to,' *'
urdar, .. Ith an attendance of tb.. beat or III ... .n me)' be JDIa.
ree bUJldred and thirty memtiers lad, warn. Dr. W. Z. LaDtaof ..
and CUBsta aresent. The WSCS UDivanlty ' 011 PeJID8"lveDla "etirl.
o.t the Meth04ist ChUrch .. rved DU7 ata1!. . Wlill. th" cardia.
rll7tbm In man shoUld be
a dellcloua dlaner In the oafete... wben the rata It! , apeeda4 ..
Ia. Mr.. Harrle, Weet of MartlDa- tile rIl7Uun fa do .. m." be
ville tbe mornlDl ' uaD,. lrrelUlal' without Dace .....
alon and Mta, Kathryn Wyre, IndlcaUna that UJtbIDa la ......
W h
'Or, lAD .. u.n.
ort y Ora.ncl Matron of Quyop _ ....... ___ _
rau. ud !lira. EUaabeth E. Car-
f!I'I Dtputy Grand- Matron of New
VleIUIIl 'were III cb&ril. of the at
terDooa HUlon.
.....
'I'IIe WHd, .,afy spur,.. 18 "'
1lrte4 to have come from Rill'"
.bout 1810,
CLOWN Barty Dana and bla ft ...... ,"1 TItOH-preaent 111'_ MId J(ra.
".lIDIDe 'WIll be amon. the great .. t JIr. ana II ...
neW mtehlatJonal array of talell\ _4 IIH. 0\_, ....., .. UIF e .-
wi ..... ll11iO S,rlanShrlne Polack B. B. J!llIIa. .. ..... ....... ..
Ba.rden,Mn. IbdIl -, ....... 11 .- .......... ....
rei), . 111'. ad Mn. S . Blob .................. .
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
-
-----WE LV NEWS ANALYSIS-.-::..--
lruman Alnoances U.S. Will A d
Hydroge .. Bomb to Arms Program;
Major Housing Planll Envisioned I
(1:1)11'0." HOTEt Wlaea .,In' wl.'" et,.I"f'4 In thele l'Iolumftll tbey are those of
W tehl N paper V.I ......... ,I.a aad not nee.a rlly .1 1hh newspaper.)
HBOMBS:
--" Time of Decision
One at the most Important deci
alons In world history had been put
up to Harry S. , Truman, Should he
order construction ot hydro
en bomb?
When. a rcsp!!ctable period
of 'deliberation, he .dld make up his
mlnd
l
the President elCpressed his
deciSIon in most matler-offllc\
manner possible! , .
The U. S, would continue Its de
.elopment and production of aU
types or weapOns. Includ
ing atomic armaments and the so-
called hydrogen bomb, That state-
ment, probably Intentionally cryp-
tic. ma, or may not bave meant
that the u. S. alreadr bu beIUD
work on lbe H-bomb.
. Only Jhlnli 'was was a
terriba, impor1al)t declalon, not onl
eo Mr. Truman but to evel7 perlon'
fa th8 world. .
Steel Defender
Ben,Jamlu FaIries". IIft.ldeot
of U,S teel, testified before a
joint cODrreasloDaI economlo
Clommtttee In defense of tbe re-
eent mor.as.. In the prloe of
Be ealled tbe rlll8 'Imod-
eet." laid &be blame Iar,ely OD
. ...... p8Daloaa,
HOUSING:
$8,000 Units
. rr WASN'T the COlt of the bomb
"I waa poser, eVeD lboulb. that
... ezpectecI 10 be In dIe'lIelJllbor- ,
bood of four blWon doU.n. I It
trUIl't a doubt .. to wbether it
eou1d made, for aclence de-
clared It could. It , wam't a be.t-
&anC!J about I.. 11 an Could the American individual
ePeIII7 decided to, and- could, In .earcb ot : . new home ,aHord
etruet 4be bomb, an, _rim.'" to pay "-,000 'for 1t1. Federal bous
the part at the U;S. &0 mue In, ' oUicial1 believe 'that 10 be a
,tea, it would juatHled. '. t.lr tiJW'e .nd Raymond M. Fole"
. No, It w.. DOne of the.. that hou.lna luimlniatrafor, " explaln'ed
. .iiraYJted ' the and 10 the blMl.e bankinl committee a
. tile aolemnlb .. <tile decision. tilU for 'federal hou.lna aid based
etead, It wu the question of iif8 on that premlae, .
LABOR.'
Cry of 'Foul'
Lnbor Is so vocal as when
It feels Its own . particular rights
Bnd are being stepped
on. ThIs was evidenced by the
cr ies emanati ng t rom Miami
Beach, F lu., where angry AFL
leaders chnrged that Robert N.
Denham, genera l counsel of the
natlonnl iabpr relations board, W8!
campaiRnfpg to apply the anti-trust
lows to bi t: lobor unions. "
IT ALWAYS has been puzzUnl
to the average Amet lcan why labor
Itself Is not subject to some gov
ernmental control- such as busineu
and industry encounter In their op-
erations. Thc average American'.
sense of f!lir play- were no othllr
{act ors Involved- would c'ause him .
to 1>117.7.10 over that:
Dcnh!lm catapult d himself Into
the AF'L'l;l b.ld gra c!cs In II speech
before the American Trucking as
soci aticm. In thilt .'ndd ress. he
singled out the- AFL tenms-ters
unIon with which the truckers ' do
business. He said the ' teamsters
h!lve a tremendOUS
power" to the country
with simultaneous tTucking strlkea
over the no tlon.
DAN TOBIN, president ot the
teamsters. and William Green.
A.FL preSident. contended that
Denham's viewl were unfounded
and pointed out that the teamsters
bave bod no "serious strlkea for
.eversl years" and none now ot
whlQh the, were "aw.re."
The AF'L council cbarged Den
ham bal stamped himself by bll
speeches 81 the , "antaaonlst 01 or-
ian1zed labor Clnd the prate.onlat
of the employers,'" ' . '
Then the, advocated be be
thrown out of his job,
beca.use , be IUllealed "certain
labor unlona are monopoUatlc,"
Words ofttlme. are convenient
things: one can become aU thin
to aU men. a. viewpoint or, .tr ....
egy directs.
DEFENSE:
It Contradiction
ADd dea", ' 1n901ved and even more ' FOLEY STATED that the admln
tiarrIbIe, iIlireJ:f Iitratioo II conaldel'in, con.truc-
Mlibt not man be 'un- tlon, 1hrougb cooperative. and other'
leubIDJ tore. which would ' de- non.profJt or,anWitions. of .ome
aU mahkfDdf . , 250.060 hauain, units on an aver- A slight cantu.lon leemed 10 be
TIll: PUPONi>ERANCE 'of ale co.l , of '. ;000 eadJ. , the chief' thin, which could
"GOIl ... ." tboIe .dYoc.tinl, Tbe bom .. envlaloned In the pro- . read Into the tint annual report
... 11.-" p'am would be ' for f.milles with by Detense LouJa 101111-
tile bomb. ,BfIU. _v TJdlqI 1.'- ' f - """" d th tI Itl nd '-dln
F (llrmers 'Ask Data
011 Crop Varieties
F'roper Choice of Seed
.fIeld First Requisite
Farmers, with this' year'. horvf1st
oul. of the way. are looking toward
1950 and seeding time. county 'IX
tension agents repq,rt .
Many farmers are asking county
eJ<\,ension agents ab ut . new., var
ieties 01 crops. .
As a ru le, the a,gent's
answer to fa rmers Is. thli: "Before
buying seed cJf any new variety It
is good ' business to be sure It Is
recommended and sutted to the 10-
caUty in which you live .. The new
var.lety sbould ' be at least as good.
or better, than varieties you have
belm growln g, " ' .
Bellable seed dealers and their
agcmts can usually be depended
upon to oHer you only proved, new
vadetles ot grain. be says. But
<D., lid.) obaIrm.D 01 the armed annqa e .... Income. 0 .... ouu an .on on, e ae v e. a uu II
__ __ ......... _ la-- __ .a:!. I'" $4.000. One. third of the urban fam of his department. r-
....... - -- .......... - W of tb 1..' d .. ' CaretaJ aUeaU .... &be' aeH
... 1 .... ' of pNlidtlaiial" e naton lIa ..,comea WITH . 'one bre.th, Seeretaf7
.a...t __ ' ... eolllldlll. , .' within that ''mlddlelncome'' ran,. .Johnaon wamed that an attaek 011 Ir
w
purchaalng prCIyed .. rIeU ....
_ .. _- ---- In 1141 . ill ... fa eDe 01 &be major
, ' d' +. thII countf)' "eould come from ....
lie __ tbat: tile U.s, prooe.. 'rile endeaYOl', ... Ia' the 87ft opposite bemlapbere without wan- tacten" HCIIriq '11 I '1
IrIIb ............ crI tbe 110mb. d.. .ftl the I8ftreIt erltlea. appeared InC and with unpredictable fIu7.'. 7leldll like &be 0M'1II abeWII i.ere. '
==- ::.::.: c;: laudabl but with the COlt of U. In the nat, M apre.ad beN .ada' taD, report. .... received at
__ ... ..-. IhINdnI .. 1M IDe a. " Ie and' IIlJb In.eom .... ,. that the '".peet at ",*" fa dlmln- .... reaPooalble .alesmen and m.o
....... ... ..... ............ for famW .. without .boft.a .. ra.. lablnl deaplw th. RualIaD attitude' order adYHtllemen.. aaWnc nn
,
................ . .... _ eamptlau. woUld ,11bJ put the .. ",m .. reaee. . .. ....: , ........ __ a ... _,
- - - .. - 11,_ t.ome GIlt' of naell at manso. thaD Ita further _ ... - --. -- ... ....
....... ..... .... be ' ItA Alt ilia,... tIaD crI America, JInt ....... " ...., DOt be ,at too4 our eommoa
.... ' -.t ' , _.11 ..,., .. .....,.. Wd .', '
'I' -10 ' . W?UW' Ipe . ..... tit, UHIe at. adt.m ... or Jailllft Itll '... ... .. If
... ,.at. Ada '. SI.OIIO eacounllftt to tIDcI tbat *,- . III ....... ploU molt aD the ....
..... m.at arKt ' mmr hili . and .we . a eGft,Yinced , bt dill mDltal'J' I araJn varietiel developed bJ platat
.......... ulll _ ........... _ ....,. tor - itnDItb of the V.I ... a .... , 1InWera , ID' the central
........ g e III Clam: .. Ie St, . 'l'bII WOUkI lea .. the In ' lbe It8I1 01'. IbOQt,o I eta ..... CaD8da tbat oiUer prome
Itaoa MIll I.... will be all..... ... .. a ,.. 'man """ 'J'aldnI." lal war It; .117 ..... na.... 'l'bat 11M at lIelnl adapted. 8, OQIIIultln.
IIam -.._ ___ ............... ... .. aaur-. utWtIw, bell. eoata. eoaeIualoa waaId. .... .. come tGUId7 ateuIoft ....... about a
.. _-, --- -- IIIIuraDoe. c1othlaa. trauportaUora fortin, ' fII tile belief 1_ ftrieQr ... ..... lUmen ca.
--...... crI . ' .... tIIU ( .... re would be 1ICItIiIq with wllfda fII ......, mDu.. fII Amerlcaaa lind GUt If II bal been tftted and
... ..... ...... _II ' ....... lID ... , .. a car) rac:ruUaa aDd IDe tIIa' a poU", crI annecI .tnada at .. necmmende4 tor raur area.
..... eldentall wOUld alnOUDt lID aboUt boni . 11 the beat . ..,..raaee aplnat
fa aulll,tlDc .... .........., .. plI. TIIlI wauld ,leave lOme t4OO. tbrea .. frOni III'" Eft Sh n M., I
m......... oC BiGlbatboocl or lea. than ... with "'lcl1 REPORTlKQ lID ' , - vg e. I'IGY
TruInaa urpd "aQ ___ '. to meet emerPuclea . or other of hie ". '11'"' . er for Qeaien
IcaIII to wen tile trUe DMdJ. . ..' l' dlplCilrriat1e and other,; aiue, .heD .... m., be the an.
SO, It I ... 1117 appilrent thlt ' the . , tH "".... aecreta.,. !,er. tor .ome darb" poIiltrymen
000, bou.e, tbe .. lila ; belI,et...tbet b. .' b6 are tired of
and co. t-of.Uvin. Item. did DOt done old' .brown and wblte one.
would run' the' '$2,IIOO.a,ear maD to Of. the armed lerv- 'and who would like 10
. close 10. the edlre. that he'd Ice.' by the with another C!Olor.
barclly ha .. , anJthin, left ' tor liel, be .I'tb,t the extent .\:.. . .
pack of butte e,eII week. of thele been eXllC. The trick Ia turned relUlarly b,
eelated." .. i.' .' at Comell.
.r . . alb'. Dr. J. H. Bruckner, beait or
' ID, 01 brotherhood" He .Ia .. reported, parenthetically Ule"poultry husbandr, dep;.rtment,
''there :OOWbbal the c910r . In,
Urne >ID-:I An ' f ..... I . m , a UII#:t , 'If ' both a"d '
. bood was eo . .. 0 aw, With . In . the b .ue depending on' how ,much
.. uare lof o.u ,nation aDd to i
Wblcll
dlsp,laced U. S . .II all :too famillar for all)' d.- b 'own pl,ment is present.
tile ..... ce and ,freticlom 01 the 1m- Into the .lTldted States lJ'ee of C1On'lfOrt. . __ -==' :'=' ==== __ _
.... ., . ..uw In tbe tllVO-,elr period
tire worI4." " . in,' :lune 30. thli year, tial bein' .
IN . A . SIMILAR VEIN, former proved by ' tile ' fSenate judicia
Secretlll'J' of ... NaV'J John L. committee.
. Boyln.
, SuDivan. 'Damed poeraJ cbalrtnla THAT aROUP voted to permit
or the IUltloaAl ,ob .. rvance, Inter- 320,000. bomelela forelp1ers ' to en-
preted tbIa ,ear'. event. ";t11e bll ter lbll eoubtry by' .J\Ule 30, It!11
question toeS.." II whether ' lbe hu ThIs Include. the approximately
man Iplrlt "!maln tree or, 124.000 wbo alreadY bave entered,
wbether it fa to ' lIe en.laved b1 The committee voted by' 10 to S
tDtaUtarlanlam,' RulllvaD declared, ,to approve I bill whlcb would make
""!'be cilanlb or maJ) I. on trial other ' cbances In the DP
tIIrodgbout the .world," be' eon law which, President Truman baa
Unued. ".nd the tate of our clvUl drIed. '.
aUon I,n.y well depend upon the For example. It would sblft the
ouWome. It will only It the date by whicb displaced penona
ideal 01 m.n'. laaUen.ble' r18ht1 Is must bave entered European DP
aekDowJedge4, r p ec .1 d and camp. to be eligible tor entry Into
menltbene4;" thla country. The present law n.xed
I'lrit eatab\lahed in 193t b1 the the date ' tor December. 19G, The
!faUooal Conference of Christiana bID which the coinmfttee approved
and Jen, Brotherbood Week has would eh.llJre to January t.
been celebrated eacb ,ear iturlDiI 194e. '
the week, of George Walhlnrton'. THE ACTION came on tbe eVe ,
.. a epecla1' period whep ot the date whleb the senate had .
the peoPle of aU taitba til tbe ordered th'e committee to repprt
UDlted State re Invited to COIl' out a J)P bDl
toeelber the Deed and impH Ttie bou bID baa been approved
cation. ot 800d wDl amonl PrOte.. by the commJttee over the prates"
tan ... CadlOUc. and JeWl. of McCarr.,. (D . Nev.),
UI 11M, 80m. 300 communltlea who waa In Europe at the time.
.croII tile United , Statea partlcl. After a beated floor a.bt. th.. len
Paiecl iii Brotberhood W" even .. : ate .eot tile meaaute back to com
III IIG tbere _r.e 800 eommunltlea. m1ttee.
GeIL OerfoD P. BaYille.
tten oalled &be , ''''a&ber .r
radar," ba. IIMD Damed de,.
., oblet .... &aII te IIea4 &be .. 1r
_ reaearclll .... , d ..
..... ,... ... , a II&aIf
IetItI .. clI&rpd wltII tar ru,.
plelUllq ler .Ircraft
of tile .. hire. /'
III 11M tile number aplraUed to
1.000. "!'be IIpre today II impoa-
alble 10 .. tlmlte, .eeordJnJ to Sui-
,UnD, so .wldeapread Ia tbt de.1re
oC Americana or aU ,.Itha to item-
oaatrate their loJaltJ to the ba.lc
ide.1I 01 reapeet tor people and
lWmu nib" wblcb .... .aenUal
DRAFT LAW: r Ll" IIP"'I.I,
Bickering Starts i 1.. _____ ----:-_--'
to oar wa, fII ur.:
obMned wltb com-
......., partIolpatiOll e.cIa "ear.
.OIlllllboDd W,- drlumttblea the
............. wbteb aD
.... ad
Atomic .toekplJu . . lI,drolen .'.
bomb. .. bll1lon. for defense . . PerbaPi Ifa,' pemap.
incredible apeed In the air . . . it Isn't-but" tor whatever It'.
aU the .. added up to a readll, 'apo worlb In tue eltpectanq eamputa.
parent conception that U.S M""V UOII. It'. a .. abat tile United
fa committeeS to a eourle wblch b.. States hal more thaD, ',Il00 people
Ue.ed that be II ''beat defended who are more ,Ibaa 100 ,.an old.
who II beat umect." ' n W.ID" 100 , m.1I7 ,.ani a80
'I'be quutJoa w.a: Would tile that llft ......... ce OIl
pubol'J' mWtarr ..me. l)'Item bt lhelr tam. ... eftl7llod1
retalMdr '!'lIe qaHtloa of ", .. ". d .. d al ,r. oIUr tllet ...
-power naallDed ... lldanllbt. fie, the estr.me at WblCb ....
, Wli .. ppaI8d ... aI"O\IIId
, ..... .,. fe ... ..... ne ...
. nne > bovine qalnmpl1!1 ... ..
wIIkl1l aanl.", OD tile farm .r
..... 'hare,.' BIUa4ate. Nq
Tert. TIle cal... are aboWD
wltIt UaeJr ......... italpII .. d
ilia .. lIItdiuL hcIa ,. IIIrtJa
... , .......... boYIne .... rId
..... u nnlr. It does
......... ..........
.1881 lot Proper I, Fed
".-t Lay MInt. Egg.
ctoe. the teed lof" That
I. tile queltiOll moat poultr)'l'nen
.laIr. .. ,.. ltermit 8c:b1a1nb. Norib
J)akota aalatant pouItrJ' , bUlbande
r'" D Ii'. ncoplud fact, ..
,1oIDta 'out, tba, UDleaa beD Ie hit
properl7 . ... wD1 .. t. Wt WOD't 1a"
..... ' ,
_ted .......... crI UII
Thursday, February 16, 1950
Easy-fo-Sew Pattern - I
Is Goldmine of Skirts' Grandma's Sayings
ECONOMICAL WAKDKOHE
Y
OU CAN have a whole new
wardrobe' ot skirts with thiS
easy to sew pattern. It requires
just one yard of 'M-Ineh In the
smaller sizes. Wear' It with gay
blouses. sweaters or hlckets.

t>.Uem No. II1I2'I II aewrll . perlor.
"led pattern for w810t .Iul. 24, 2g1 281it.
30 and 32. Sl.. 25. 1 yard 0' .... lnch.

.EWTHO CmCLE PATTERN lEP'r.
........ 111'.11 1., CIIi ,. '. 'III.
KnelGa. 21 'cenla In eqlna 'or cb
PA'lam dealm.
Patt.,. No ....... : ..... Ibe ........ .
"
LOTS 0' might speak from
experience. but strUlus me there's
lots more thnt leul'ned from expe-
rlenoe nut I U Apcuh.
" GIld AI... Bo. I'rlllWD. QlOrall
.:If'
NOTIUN' 1, n<.E s pread In' thll n llWi
. about my favol'ito Hprcnd. "Table-'
Grade'" Nu-Muld Is tmproved-
more delicious than ever ! Cot a
brand new package, too, that keeps
Nu-Mald'a mild, sweet flavor !!wed
t'l. Yeaslr! "Table-G.ado" NuMald'a
better 'n ever! ' .
.",.
uNVL1!l .J11D allile U8e4 say,
!'1!'Ird pion yOur work.!...tben mOlt
tlmes ,you'll find you kIn work your
plan."
llliId ..... ItaIIIIIItNIaIIII; aoen.c.
.:If'
NO TWO WAYS about It, baklD
IrOOd pIes ' and cakes eall, fer &
ahortenln' that', t,uty by ltaelf. ADd
that -calli fer NUe
MaId , , , better tutlD' than ever
now, 'cause Nu-Mald'. improvedl
. .",.
. J will be paid upon pubUca..
Uon to the arlt contributor of eaeb
accepted 8&ylng or IlieL Arldreaa
"Grandma" 109 JlaIt Pearl St ......
CinclnnaU 2. Ohio.
q.dy Ron
can make Prize
sWeet RoDs tike
"-

Lighter,. flufBer roUs,
&eeher' k.eopiag, richen' tasting. And yciu'U
find th_ t8ate-teuinc, home-baked sweet
rolla lIO'eaBjI to JUllt Collow the simple
directions on your Dufi"a ,Hot Roll Mix
. A. ',odVcl 01
AMEitCAN HOME FOooS
package. Umm-m goodl ' '
'.S. Far ,rl,'ti .ot rllls-.v;.'t",".,j 111'-1'" a.d .".r-f"", alii
",
I
.1
Thursday, February 16, 1951)
HolI.9 Jlreres
UI Sf1l11" IIIU ot holly
gruwln;: In vamlUS parts of t.he
world unly about a dez('n Ire
found In the United States The
most IInportan t varfcty commer
c , ' a II y IS lIex para/:uayenl'lls,
whose leaves are the source of
South Aml"rica 's ' popular tealike
drink male.
"N,O LONGER
SLEEPLESS!"
C _PI tl
f IIIQIS cereal Drill.
.rilp Nabrll.en"
Can't eleep? ,
T08II and. tum? ...
Gat up in the
morning Ceeling
more tired than
when you went to
bed? Then
you'U find real encouragement In this
letter from a man in Peorin. lUinoia:
, Maryland PTA leaders, representing a membership of
56,400, a Brotherhood Week display at their state con-
an activity typical at PTA's all over the nation and
one from which more than 2,000 people benefitted,
''NervowlneM and 8leepl_ rughte
were my two reasona BWltchlng,to
POSrtJM-and you can tell the world
that drinking POSTVN ilUjtead of coffee ' [ '
quieted my nerves and made me e\eep
better, thu. Ilnprovir\g my gelleral
health t! ... ! ' ,,1 , .... 004
Both
tiea nerves!
stlmulantl So while mlmy people can
drink .conee or tea without, ill-ell'ect;
obhel'/l Buffer nervollBness, indigestio'n,
B1eeplClllt nirhliS. Iilut POSTlJ)I con taillll,
no I\If thar drug
can poasibly C&UlIe nervousness, lndl':
gestion. sleeplessness!
MAKE tailS POSTVII
today-dnnk' PosTuu .xclusively for '
30, days, See if "l'OSl'u" doesn!t belp
Itoo, Ceel bcItt.er,
enloy lite mOMlt . INSTANT POSTUId-
A Vigoro\l8 Drink made Crom Health-
ful WlIeat and it. Product of
General F06da.
prqmPdy,beauH
II loa righl 10 ltJe me of .
10 help loosen and' opel germ laden
phlegm and aid ilalUre 10 IOOJbe aDd
heal ' raw; cender, ioBamed broncbw
mucous AleGlbrariCi. T.1l your druMue
co sell fOIl a of CncImulaioa
with the btIderilanCiias you mUll like
die WI, 'il quickJy alII,.. ch. CClUah
or you Ire to bin your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Colds, Bronchitis
Alcoholics
are 81CK PEOPLE I. erunl n '
of p ..opel' ."aimen'. to " iI.,. '
lloopllftlll."on ,eq."eII. '.11 '"
A .1 ..... 1 r, *.lIt
.,rl1j" b, hr LI "la.. ,Ph" ."
clan., No eIIard 'r .. "".111 or ,.,"
te e.a.'aU.tlon: ., "
,The IE
U!l4 M ...... I."" ., ... :1
OIll_Telo"', REd ..... '. 'MO"
Order' 800te'.
Quality (Ilick. Nowl
A:.. 1d _ ....... la, T ....... .
BOOla'. -.II ... clUck
otr.... Clloo .. ,our6lU'!ft1' ....
IDedal No. I - '00 '-'1It1' IIftIller
cflidla 001, ,._k
5
5 No. 2-'00
CII --..... ... II."
DD1r "'i."' ...--0tdirI0tdirI .. wi
1!c
1 ex zo .. II'IIIlefa-SPlO"1.S
0, I No.:t .... _900I0Il. ..
... clolck. J 10 II iI. a
............ rltelOf_ ........ U.
BooM IATCIDES. ....
.. n!lj ...... _lua
Em,:!lating four chap-
, Iains ,who Pllrished to-
gethe; Oil a troop trans-
WorM War
II, these ' fprmer chap-
lains (right) I oin hondsin
inter-creeda friendship. ,
They are ' (lett , to right)
Rev. Charles 'T, Doolittle,
Rabbi
Harrj, Essrig, and' Rev.
" Fr,1;i P. I" the
picfure below, sihool stu:
dents, .,. of Y'ashington,
p,C" eire show,. .in a tele
yisioh flature to promote
goodwill .' 8 m o,n 9 all
groups in I{merican life,
. ,
While attainment of
world has
appeared as chimerical
as the Holy Grail, men
and women ot goodwill
everywhere are,
Iy ing it. 1rh is' is evi-
by obse'rv,ance an-
nually of Brotherhood
week sponsorE!d by the '
National Conference of
Christians and Jews. In
the phota at left, Jane
'inger, receives
a Brotherhood Wee k
award.. In the bottom
photo, girls of many re-
ligions and, national
backgrounds j,oin in the
universal lan!guoge of
song.
Garden
Sequence
By R1ch,ard IIUI WilkInson
B
RYANT ' DREAMED a dream.
i He was In a garden. A beau
q tiful girl sat on a whJte marble
bench. and smiled at him across a
pond filled with goldfish and pond
!J1les. Bri ght sunshine ' filt(!red
down through shade tree sand 'reo
, fiect(!d the gold
3
Minute
Flclion
in the g!.rl's hair.
Bryant k new
that, according to
all good dreams.
L. ____ he was sup\losed
to do something-possibly to walk
around the pool and bow gallantly
belore the girl. '
I He began to \'(onder If he didn't
look somewbat like ' an Idiot stand
Ing there:
It ' WalI then' that he heard toot
steps on the tin gstone pI! th that
connected the garden with the
wide. screenedin .porch of the
bouse. He looked , up to find Laura.
bls sister. comlng into the garden.
He was glad that ,Laura had come,
For Laura Imew an about dream!,
Ind could tell him what to do.
"BryaDt!.. Laura eXclalmedl
stopplnr : DD Ute pool's edge,
aad looldue from him to the
rtrl,' "whatever In ahe work)
are 1011 s&anliine here .0rT
Wh)" )'oll're posltlvel, rude.
DorIa must think JOy brother
Is stupid!"
Oh. yes. that was It. It .was all
working out fine now. Laura had
asked her roommate. Doris
LaPlante. down for the weekend.
or course, that was she. How stu
pid of him . .
So Bryant walked around the
pool and was Introduced: He looked
deep i.nto tlle twin black pools thllt
were Doris' eyes. and al?ologlzed.
His voice sounded odd. but that, of
course, was because he ' was think-
ing that here was the girl he had
been waiting for.
Then he almost groaned- aloud.
Dorls had looked up and said It
was quite all right and she really
should have Introduced herself, but
' he added so much to the scene.
standing ove". there so 'Straight and
si1ent. It was the sound of her
voice that made Bryant groiln! for
he remembered that it was aU a
dream and thnt Doris would soon
be gone.
Then suddenly it was night, and
they were once more in the garden'
There was a (ull moon and n gentle
breeze ,and music drifting down on
the still air from somewhere back
ot the mal'ble bench:... , '
PAGE THREE
For Little Fenows
With Big Colds
Mother . .. the best-lmoWli hOme
remedy you can use to reUeve d1s-
tress 01 his cold Is. warming, com-
forting Vicks VapoRub. U you rub
It on' at bedtime. ' It works even
whlls the child ,lup,l And orten
by morning Ule worst m1sertes of
\lis cold are gone. Try It . Get t.hO
one and onlj ,Vicks VapoRubl
HERE ARE 11IfJ
o.bller, Girt MAmR.MIl ....
_ .. ,. .. .u-,.._
lab"- OWl,...... ......

,_ ...........
Sift llour. IIaklnI .... ..,. ........
CuI III aboI1aIII .. sc- .. -" lila
Iainer III ft&iae:rakllr. , V,e JOUr
lor
PKHH9N Combread
' or YANkEE JOHNNY Cab
Om is JOIlt recipe
1%. GI" I _.
np ('0'" "'"' J ,.".
\4 lHIpooit ... , 4l ft" _.u, .
lIMIUr. Muter"'''' Inlo ",JII", boWl !tl,
In tOrn meal... t ... and luaar If u-'tcL (:omblne
..
FM ",." eorn b,ftUI: 't'Um ,M_ I''' ...

,11 .. U b .. " .....
For muJIlm: F,III well .--I I-Inc/I

_bout , doH_ m ... mn... .
FM 00'" .tlclt,: PIli nIIHuod 00",
,tick .. '" .""gl NIL 8u. 01' tOO F , .....
.... 1 to to u .. 1._., PI!' .. 11-_
F. TJoI<a, _., .... c..,. a ... , _ ",.1 ..
tont rr.Ml U4I omh , ... IU"'. V., v ......
Jo ..... , (:ak. UM ,.uow........... add .....
wpr,
A JoroJ ClabO., Clrl MtilttrMIII
In Ihr !'ef./gerolo. helps C/UlckJy to
boke w.mrs. iinger-- .
brends. quickl'fll1a.
, cookies. lind other;, 'r
Inte",sUnj{ and rx-
clUng home-baked
products.
, two weelsi-'tilfii "1I11''''-if
ti:V-Bryant w:t9n't ' 8ur'
CLABBER GIRL
1,1 \ '. '101 ,
-slhee <tile ' first meet'lng n' 'he
garden: He bad a dim recollec-
tIon tha' they wCU'tl glorIous
weeks ot rfdlnl:' and golflng. and ,
,liwlmming aDd danolDc-all
with Doris. i
. '1
I
T WAS ONLY ,OCASIONALLY
no"; that Bryant FemelVbered
It w,s aU a , drellm. The of
waking up dldn" affect him quite
so polgnal)tJ,Y. That Is to ,sill; tt
didn't ' ailect him u'ntll this n,ighl
when they were aloce In the gar'
den. Then: he was seIzed with a
sudderi panicky /lensation. , ,h' "
. And . so , quite abruptly Bryant
turned and s!Lid without prelimln.
Bryant alowly pua bls arID
about ber sUm
,,'
aries: "Dorls. darling, ,I ,love you.
I know this Is all a dl'enm. there
fore I'm telling you now belore I
wal,e 'up. I've waited all my Ufe
fot such a girl as ,you. seems
cruel that you'd come to me only
In a 'drel\m. "
. And Doris turned up her fllce to
his. with the moon making shad
ows of her eyeli, . and said: "I love
you. too. and I'm gll\d
yoU waitep rur me. ] hardly ' know
what 'I would have done had J dis
covered you belonged to some one
else, "
81'yant thought this over and de
clded that the dream he.d turned
out just the way' he would have
ordered. , He'd better wal5e himsE-If .
up, he thought. before he did
something to spoil it. B Ii t bernre
. 'I " JJultll f( I d II 1 \
'hlt l,. ... ' ..,0 c ..... " ,14'''' . 1)11 1',['
,m, In JUI17,cr.,.., .. In one.ahort week '"
a group or people wbo ch.njed 'f6ria their
Did dentifrice. 10 ClIo. Tooth Powder 'aver-
Igcd 38% ",f,lItt, Ittl" by selenlific laL
Why, not 10 Cllox JouneU? Bu,
ClIo, lod., , M YOllr' e
fe,elh can Itan 100kinc ..:. ;:o:::!r';t.;
6,i,1rU1 1 ,.
CA OX.
YOcnHPOWD
alcK_a .. Robbint lac., Brid,cpor': CooD.
he could pinch hlmseU. which was II
the conventional way' of waking app cation
onesetl frpm a , dream. laid . MAKES fALSE TEETH fIT
ber head on hi. shoulder. I ' ,
Bl?ant looked down at the gold. for the Ilf. of your plate.
en head. Oorla.' be Bald brokenly. !1.!,,1 p1.. ta .... 1 ....... Dd ,Up 0' 1I.. e, ....
...... - 11 d d in I ,--rorIDlCaD}, __ DlOI<'O.rOfl.llosoft
u .. ' .. a a , ream, an a m n Sri_. Plud-ua .. . ...,..Irlpoo u_
ute you'U be gone I'U find mI' 1I.':::::LIa,'! .: b/IeC"d'!f!ldi ...
.elt alone. You're riot , real." rabbet
But Dorli laughed .ortJ,J and _.111. = t" __ a 'D. FCtU' or 10_,
lIluggled closer. Bryant
put his am'! about her-...um .houl. :''''
der . She wa. there, ,claM al_ln.t .... all ';...rn_ ..
him. Her lip. were uptumed. end wiIII ...... .....".u..
81 Bryant bent to Itl .. them. he
knew that when again be opened pIa-.c.a ... _wd .... dlnctio ... 1
hIs eyes, ,he'd Itm be there-aDd
I

I would alWl1. be tbv.. IIodI pIa_ .AI .............
THE MIAMI GAZETTE.
. E.tabll .... ed 1850
PAUL A, SCHERER ... . . ....... .. , ... ... . , .. ..... Edltor and publl.her
CECILIA J. SCH.ERER .. " . ................. Secretary and Trellurer
J'ullllhSf'd li:v r)' ThUrsday Morning
III WRl' nes l'lll e, WlIITf' n oUllty, OhIo
F,\1tercd 118 I;!eronll mlltter at
Ihe (lostoffi l'e lit WaYlleav lll c, O.hlo.
Subscription Hili a-$] ,50 Pel' Year, In ntll'Rnce, In OhiO, $2.
hODle Friday (>venlng-. Mrs. ClI:nl
TllylOI' tbe IlLernry .re-
view - D.nd Mrs . Robert Hough
"-
THE MIAMI GAZE-HE
their granddaughtel'l Che
ryl Dosler or Springfield.
MI'. Ilnd Mrs , James Park' and
dRughlera. ' Peggy and 'l'eryl Sue,
of Cln Innat! were lhe Buests on
SlIndny of Mrs. Park's parentI!
11' 'snd Mrs. Harry S,
1\1 ra . H IIrold Bogan and daugb-
tpr. B;u'b(ll'a, were tile on
Stllllrlla,), (If Mrs . Dogan's moth..
1\1 16 Nina Compton of Mason .
ReI' . and .Mrs . LeRoy Hay and
family of Marlon, Ohio were gues-
ts dlll'ing tile we'ekend oC Rev
lI1Id Mrs. James Rader and daug
b rers, Alln and RutMe .
M1'8 ' 4 _ S . Collett bad as bp,r
dilln r gues ts Weilnesday, Mrs ,
f'Oli dll cted the !loclal activities . Lilla CIII'I lind M(s . SUSie Qllllam
Several persons from the vl1 vf Dluton who Is the hQuseguest
Mr. and MrS. Den Beckett en-. lage !I.ttimded the February meet of Rev. ancl Mrs. .James Radel' .
t ertalae'd willi I\. family ' dinner Ing of the Wayne Tt;lwnshLp Fot'
By JANE FITE
mers Club nt th'e F. a'r Hills Par- MI'. I\lld Mrs. John Syferd of
ancl stork shower on Sundny com. Day tOil were gUests during the
pllmenUng tbelr youngest daugh- ,ty Honse In \' ayllesvUle, Tburs- weekend or parents, Mrs .
tel'. Mrs . Carl Jones of Frnnkl1n. dllY. Vincent C. OIPasqualai, prln. M'IIJ'Y Syferd nnd Mrs . and Mrs.
Those' who attended were: }\fr . clpnl of the Emerson . School Ln H , S . Tucker
Rnd Mrll , John Beckett Sr . and Do.yt n. w,14; the guest speaker, Mr . and Mrs . W. Carl Brown
tl 1 M d M GI
choosing as his tbeme, " 'May We
le r lions, rs . an rs . r enn hlld all lheh' gueats during the
Co k d f II
'1\[ , d M F ight Russia ?" Mr . - T\iPasquala\
o an 8,Ill y, . r. an ' 1'8 , -'< weekend Mrs . Bro\vn's Sister,
BaroetL E;arvlJl nnd family and has recently from a to- l\lTs John Ba.bb anrl dnugbter,
nnd fomlly of Ft
'/l nklln 1I1r Da ur of Europe. Tb'e hosts for the .
, 6 . - MIss Georgennne Babb (If Colum'
ve ElboQ nud c1nllgllter, Jacegue- meellng were Mr . nnd Mrs, Ron- btlll .
line of Morrow, Mr. and Mrs . aId Hawke. Thomas Welch attended 8es.
Eugene S'nodgrl\,Ss nnd family 'MI'. , and Mrs. Howard Graham slons of the 'Ohlo H'ardware Mer.
and Ml's . Thelma Jones of the retuhned lo their borne near the . hnnt 's. Convention beld In leve-
\' l1\oge and tbe guests of bonar, vlUage. Satnrday from a montbs Innd during tbe , weekend .
MI' . ' :in<1 Mrs'. Car] Jones : vacation In Florida . Mrs . 1\(8.1', Coate of near WH
Rev. Jesse Oakely of AShland, LIzzie Hough, 88ststecJ by mmgton bas returned to her , ho.
Kentucky conduct a special bel' daughterlnlaw, Mrs. lWbert me rrom Christ Hospital where
aeryJce ot the Methodi st Church Hough, enter'tnl ned lhe Civic I,.e- she was taken .Iast week fonow.
h re lIext alurday night at 7 : 30 ague at her home on Main stro- ing an nccld'ent In her nome that
:V.m. All persons are given II et Saturday evening . Following resulted In a compound frllcture
oillin! invJtatlon to attend . the business ' lfesRion, Mrs. Rob- of the leg
Mrs Laura Shldal!AI' 8/1f:dBted
In hOSflItallties by Mrs .
r, AR\, Ill. 1950
service- III l'
cltizenll or the vlJlage
'''' ]0'''''''' af the coruoratton.
AI!y persolls having reCuse which
they del!lre to bll e taken IIway
ur8 to plnc'e It In any suit-
able contalnel' and deposit It 1u -------------------
('rnnt of their homes ea.rly Mon-
d"y mOI' nlngH. Cllrdboard contain
wll! be r emoved with the
lnlsh uulells ' I hose ' \Ising lbem
nullt'les the ' collecor, Leonard
Ovnlon t o the contrUl'Y . .
MI' ,arid Mrs Ernest Hili
SOn IIII've rented tbe apartments
ovel' lhe Gordan Mllrket and !lilli,
to here In the nellr futnre
Ml'l' . trm, lhe form I' Mal'Y
has lived In the Village
pre,' loul3 ly allcl lItl:ended HarveYII-
b\1l'g
Mr . a.nd Mrs, J . R Heitman
dlsposeid of all o( th Ir flu' m ea-
uipmen'l and stock ' l1,l a IlUbUs
auction Saturday . Tbe sale was
In (' hnrge of tile Koogler and Sta'
Illey Co . ' with Hon-y ' Shldak81'
and harles Doster IIR tbe clerks
A' ninnel' was at nOOlI b;
lhe GJi3amers CIIISR of tbe Frlc_
nds Church of Harveysburg .
?;Ir . Md Mrs . Cbarles ' Doater
tlnterlwln d their bridge club Ilt
Ul e ]o"a.l' HlUs Party HOUse
Wayneflvl\Je. Saturday evening
High Rcores for 'lhe . evening were
bald by Mrs. Ulllan Carr ond
MI'. George Wall
The Fresbmen (j las!! ot Harvey-
sburg School sponoored II Dn.ilce
and VIllentille :Party ut lh' 8('hool
gymnasttlm aturday night. The
. was chaperoned by I\t ra
Wlnnlrl'ed tl\.rt' nnd Durdette Ja
METHODIST CHURCH
LYTLE METHODIST C.HURCH
O. E. BlIlIl;hll. PUl\wr
R. -B. Coleman, Mlntster
Church School; 9:30 A.M.,
Harold Earnhart, Supt.
Mr. lllll'I!' 11 Sf' l' vlco, 9 :45 1\. lU.
. Wor,bip Service, 10:30 A.M.
Youth Sunday, 6:30
P.M. '
FERRY CHUROH OF CHRIST
Byron ' Carver, Minister
DIble School. 9: ao. A.M.
Mornlnt; Worship, 10. : '30 ' A.M.
Prayer Meeting, 7:0.0. P.M.
Young People's Meeting, 7:00
Evening Services, 7 :30. P.M.
W'AYNE8VILLE CHURCH OF
CHRiST
1.f. a. C9fley, Minister
Bible School, 9: 30 A.M.
Mornlng WorshIp, 10,30 A.M,
Young Peoples' Meeting, 6: 45
P.M. .
EvenIng ServIce, 7:80 P.M.
Prayer Me Ung I\.nd ntble Study
8 P: M.
MT. HOLLY METHODIST
T. M. ScaCr, Minister
Sunday School, 9 : 30. A.M.,
A, EJarnhart, Supt.
"Vorshlp Service, 10::10 A.M.
Evening Service,. 7 :30 P.M.

E.
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
N. J{ yS', Rcctor
Morlling Woreblt" 10. : ;$0 A. M.
UTICA I::.U.B. CHURCH
Wll1l1l1l1 !;; h tlUUOII, MIlIl lI ll:r
sunday Schopl, 0 : :10 A.M., MIt! .
JUDI"" GII.Il'l son , $Utlt .
l'I'oaublng, Il:il. llllli 3nl. ::llll,-
.Iays or 1101. mouth. 10 : 30. A. M.
I!;vellllll; Servlc j : 30 P.M.
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Fnthel' J{ . H. Krllmholtz. Pflsl.or
MaRS s, 8 ani l 10 A.M,
CA'ESAR'S CREEK ' FRIENDS
.Ale Partington, Mllltster
Worship Service, 10. A.M.
Sunday Scbool, 11 A.M. '
WAYNESVILLE F;RIENDS
First Day School, 9:3U A.M.
fOI' Worship, jO:30' A,M.
0 --- '
Sell that piece of farm machin-
ery you' no longer nted with a Ga -
zette, cl" .. lfled ad.
Prepare Your Car For
.. )
Winter I
I
PERMANENT ANTIFREEZE - ' &, Zcrone
ALCOHOL - Zerone
COMPLETE AurrO REPAIR SERVICE
24 HOUR SERVICE
KI.ers.' Gar.le.
, I
The Men' s Community Club ert Hough presenteCJ a sons tnl -
met regular Besslon at tb.e ctive talk , on the caTe of walls .
IIcbool nuditorlum \Vedaesday ev Mrs . lien Beckett- and daugh-
enlng. The guest speaker was te ', Mra . Eugene Snodgrass en-.
Wayne 'of C1arksvH1e and tertnlned with. a 'Stanley Prod-
the h08t lor the evenmg' were: ucts d6moBstratll)n party at ' the
GaU Gordan. Ca.Il MOQre, and former!!' ThutS'day after
Clint Taylor. noon . Mr.' Genevle,p Summy 6f
Smllh entertained tbe Women's kSOll .
,MAIN & MIAMI , STS. WAVNES, 2341 I
Mrs George Wall entertained Dayton ' 'the demonBtr-
1he "Welcome Bible Class" at her atton . Those who attended were:
MfS . Glenn, ,Cook, Mrs. John Be-
Sor,lely or .Ob rilitlan Service
her home. Thursday afternoon
1011'S Glenn Hollingsworth' Is
confined to Hale .Hospital In WIL
mlnglon where sbe is: undergOing
treatment and ' obserVation '
Mrs . Etbel Stump was a
n'er guest Sunday o[ Mr. and
Mf' lIud Mrs Ob'nJ'les Doster
and 1.fr ., ' nnd Mrs . Jl:rUiur WlIcJe
'attendcld 8esslons ' of I he Frlend'lI
Quarterly Mf'etlng nl Waynesville

1.1r' John " elRh has returned
bllsll10!l8 trip In norther ..
I
How &0 ,Wow au I What III a Dtll
Once water the boiling A Btu T ... e 1'11111 I Unit) I"
I .
dkett Sr " Carl JoneB, and
LAND BINK. Lo.ANS
Mrs. Charles yolers ot near here. "'r9 Wilbur
'" hldaker remains
point, It csnnot' ,"0 higher In an unit ot measurln:! !!eat, muc' h ti l"
ordinary cooklnl vessel, althoulh a .ame aa a d.cgre> is n 11,, 11 for
rolling bon may to cook measuring tempelatulc. A Btu L.
food faster than .an evan ,bon. Tum- the amount or h' fl l. rel111l red 10 ra.,e
Ing. up ttfe heat to make! water boil ODe .pound or \'. . 1M 0 , \1' [lcgree in
taster only wastes tuorl . temper"turt. A pountJ 01' coal pro-
duces approximately 12,000 Btu'., .
ON FARMS
terms assure repay men t
ability.
4% will save yo umoney.
REFIN.UICINY - BUYING
,fMPR,OV.tNG
thrOugh
N.F.t.A.
Room 5, Old Bank Building
Phone 448 .
Mra . Kenneth Dixon, all of Fra.
nklln, Mrs.. Walter Donaldson,
Mrs. William Campbell and Mrs.
' lJerahel Hlldebrecbt, all of Us,,"
\Vilbur Sb.ldaker " 'b undel'
" 0 - 111 at ller home nenr Wllmtngto'1.
Believe II or Not

!'II'S . . Herbert Doster
as their houaeguest,
went major at. Chr1!&t
Hospital early tbls " month Is re-
ported improving arilL expecl4lj!
home before long .
, The village council dealgnated
each 1I,(0nday as trasll' collection
Ufffe,i,..." WII'IIt ..... , . ., III , .............. c....,., ... .... .,... .....
. .. .. #J. MI/ferd ... , ,QIII. .,' .
,. ' .
1
-.r,ctrIc iroOdtr sav .. J.tIf tOr J*o!ItalHe
.; J I. It. '
Little p. farrowed in COld weacJler have a tia:rd lee}-, .
iog Waim without sddnrllurf by t)e 'heaVy ro'Uins
". over on dlem. Use of an electric 'biOOcler ftcluces the 10ss'of
, litde:pissu DlUcb as 50% dur;pg the 6a;st' to 10 days-
. accoMing'" L P. Blauser" Asricultural Enpring Sped!ll-
ist' of the Ohio State Unive,sity_ .
'. New pigs. in ''tqne fot duri.Og
. bat marketing 1eIIOD, need Wtiete they
caD .... safe and [lig
b!bo'den are available" but any 'fariDer cUi m.ke practical
ones such as 6ye .ute4 00 the ' PauI'Ryan
#1, Milford Ob19. I
MoIt.C'QIDIIIDD method'is the of an limp
"; of 100 to watts, mounted ....... even
an old .. WDinum dishpan -Will Clo: 'SOJbe 'the 'Dew l50
w.tt beat &.up with built-in Uie Itrip ot
heaters of 150 to 200 ot 1amP,.
Coles ruaefrom.one to five what parts
have to be boUght. An ipfn-recl heat tamp'with rheostat for
varyinJ output of the lamp may cost as mum as fifteea
dollars.
For ......... uul lot meld.,. la_made pis
........ JfIOf' COWlty apnt, .Ioal .,oea-
tioDal CIiIcbir, or the f.,... IepllllDIadYe of your electric:
.mce CCllllpiDy. '
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111. DayIII PI .. r.d lilid ".,..,
T_ ,-,' .. n.c ..... ,; s..-" ,. ',M."':WHIO
. .
;A of Ilnd relaUv
assembled at bl! bome of Mra
lllanche Curr Slmdny evening for
a surpr12e birthday party hOllor'
ing Mrs . Carr wllo Is to celebr- . ,
aUr g ber annlverslIl'Y, February
16tb' . Those who attended Were:
Mr. and VI'Il. EVerett OordaD and
family, ' MI'8 . Jda Gordon, Mr. and
MrS Raymond Adams' and tam-
tly, M'r . and Mra . Emeraon Maa.
ters a.nd .ons, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
bur Mbbley and lamlly, Mr. imd
Mra. Robert Moran, NJll.
and Lenord Morall .
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'News
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8y JANE
Tho' 9tll(lenl8 or thE' third nnd
':fourtb grades of tbe Kingman
School wtll II mlDlalrel
at the P T A. Meeting bere next
WednesdaY evening at 8 p . m, .
The IT\uJur use tor now
-aside' from 100d for man and
beasl-Is In '1alnt. .
Llxlltwel,ht Animal.
Anll'!\als . that are losing weight
are Dol good breeding prospects.
STANDARD SIZE
Ali Metal ' troDiPe Tables tl.95 each
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'14" x 17" and'. 18"x20" Stove, Pads
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. The cast wllJ 1:e under the dlr
thelr P4rs,
gen.e This nArrnrm",";,,,io'. 1=====1
is h,elng glven : In exchange' Oa:::::aO
our schilOI lires
their P. T A ]Il;st Jan.
The JunIor CIIIS8 s l\lJ hns a 1\'
mlteil supply of the bI .,e' and gold
school noJore-) beanie caps .
They are just the thIng for those
or you plan to be HarveYII.
at 1he Warren Co.
tOUrl:lIlment t his year. ,aet y ntlrs
,whilE! supply ]aSLI! . .,'
Thle Senlor baa
the :nlght of April Ilet. ror their"
clus, play . Although they have
not determined' the selection to
be given conllideration will
be towards getting one that
'yoU 'wlll enJoy.
The grade Btu.dents Bre
makIng attractive boxes for their
annu'al e.l{change
part)'. to be give/l Tu"sdlloY after

The" students of the. flfth gradp
bave completed their Bludy of the
geography Id the United Statea.
Next. week will be aaked to
writ" from j memory all or the
and respective capl-
Each of the Itudentl who
In perfect papere wtL be g,l-
cancly baI by tJleIr teach
. Webb. The Education
Service' b .. beln aeadln,
"..sere clescrtptln poe.
u" pampbletll d .. crlblllr
or 1IOte. iach It1IdeDt hac!
froID tPID _loa
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WAYNESYILLE, OHIO
,
THUnSDAY, FP,iDnUARY 16,1950
THE MIAMI GAzeTTE. WAYNESVI
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Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
D, J. Frazier
window. HIs tail bellaD to twlch
as she cllmbsd Up on ille W1liilOw
sill. She made a. fwny little chat..
tertne nolBo With her teeth and
her- Ilyes looked bigger and rou
nder than eVer , 1 was glad tbat
sbe was Inalde, nol outaide and
........ ___ , _____ .o. it 1a a. warning that I must put
I-ehmary 13, 1950. ' Rain and some kind at catproof protect-
tyranny. Human nature -being
what It I. hoW' can we alwaYI
count on our dictators to be I.e-
nevolent? Wouhl labor be ally
better rulers for tbe ' rest of us
thlllU management? Cliln. you co-
ntrol lhl" and tbat without throw
lng the whole IIcheme OlLt of baJ
ance and bavinr to control every-
tblng? We saw tlaat happen Willi
rationing . It meat wei ra.t1oned,
'people eat eggs and they become
sMrce and so on. You Jlmit one
tblng and somthlng else becomes
0. surplus. Perhaps It ti! a good
thing that potatoe and egg sup-
port has been 8uch an 6-xpen&lve
r,U.co 10 800n. I can not answ_
er these questiOns and I dO\lbt
tbat even ,a study c.nference cai.
led the Federal Council o.t
Churchea 'can get very far, There
Is a natural conflict botween the
humane Ideals of Chrl8t1ans and
the cold bard 1a.cts of buman Da-
ture. and IndivIdual responsibili -
ty , How much can you 110 for -any
one with out weakening their
senBe of responsibility? CaD the
government Bpend us In rlghteo
UBness? Are government's so cal-
led free servtces tree? If not who
pays' for tlielD? How loq can you
"!loak the rlcli" with out taxing
big Incomes out at es:lstaiice?
Tben who pays? They say that
has already happened In ED&land.
Some of these queatlons are my
own and some or them I got oilt
or John Flynn's book, "11he Rand
Abead." H'ave 'you any answers?
more rain, mud and 'more mud ,
Some one said Lhat We have had
about 22 of rain since the
first of Jwnunry . One of , the bard
rains I llBt . ",e It brought Ibe last
or th frost out of the ground
und sellled It nud It had begun
to dl'Y 1I1l. then ca.me thlll rain
"nd the grollnd i8 Boggy agnln ,
It is , stili. WIII'Ill Rnd., bellevo It
0 1' not lho groundhogs are out
L '
nt loast one at tbe boys ' said he.
!lnlV two tmd that be fonnd a
number of newly dug boles , But
they say a cold wlwe Is on
waY and I am bot tlng we get
thllt e)Ctra six weeks of winter
sometime -peforc warm weather
or around that tree If I am going
to feed tint hlrda tbere safely ,
As I aat here wrltlng .
the otber day I heard some crows
waldng a COlllmotlon a.nd looked
ouot . In the top or the old locust
lTeO w.hose dead upper branches
are a favorite bird rooat, there
was a big bawk alttlng aU hun-
ched up and rlylng diVing
at it were several crowa. They
kept It up WI they were Joined by
Bome more crows and the hawk
must' have deolded that the ' odds
were ,gettlll8 100 muchL, qatut It:
nmd new away. The crows follo
wlfd but J couldll't follow tbe
crows ao J could not learn the
. end of tbe aWl'}'. ,
comes to, sfay.
,The blrrts are
singing 1.I1moBt ' The day of weaning bas come
rut last fOr the little Gllernsoy he-
Ifer .. This mornlnR ehe bad her
last meal cood warm. milk, at
lell8t we sbe can't get out
and tbat It wUl be her last. now
sbe must live an hay, and cal!
pellets _nd little graS8 sbe
can find In the calf lot. Sbe wul'
ev ry morning. mostly ,Bong spar-
rows but yesterday tbero was 8l1-
olller 80ng I did not
1112e, There are a. few cblckadees
tbat come to ent suet -eVel'}' day
now. Y DLano. caught
s lgb t at' th'em trolll the kitchen
It 11 peraonal lniu.llce
to permit oneself to be
. perplexed about any tu- '
neral. matter. We're al-
ways wllllJlg to furnflh
h4m,esl Information,

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SaD thl'OUlh -life wttlt the
atlurance t,hat 'Jour tlUDD1al
troublell will b4 protected bY
a reiUlar drpoalt In ,.our .av-
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,The
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NOT NEW HEW_
ADd pod u",a II lut
year'a suit looka ",om u4
lhabbyl . '
Send It to UI - wel1 .re-
tore that trim. IIII&I't 10011,
mab It ,look lib .,,1
have the bigger . Jersey belter for
company and we hope it will work
. properly, to Bcbedule
The almanac said that It wu a
good day for "eanlDg youne an
Imals We know h ow ' much
she wID bawr until t.on.lght When
mlaaes her IIlce wlttm aupper.
Poor . baby, bel' COlter brother will
get all tlie milk tonigbt arid he
Ie beaded for the stock yards,
Literature and 'letters continue
to come in about "tbe Churcb and
Economlo Ule," '. do not see hoW'
tbe ohwcti which IB a orolssee-
tlon of eoclety' can do more tban
lay down ',broad princlpllles with-
out aiding agalDat parts of her
membjlrahlp In many cases, There
are calel wilen one group Is def_
InItely 'the under-dOli but 110 many
of our under.dols ha.vII grown
str,ong In these days and are just
ae g'r8jlplng for llower as ' tbose
who uaed to be on top. Our gov
enunent wu fOUl1lled to prevenl'
ONLY
"
8y MR8. WALTER' KENfllQK
Mrs. AlIce , Trickey. aD tDvaI-
Id for several yean. ee1ebr1.teIl
her 89th birthday annIvenary
Saturday, FebruarY ' 11, at ' the
bome of her BOn-inlaw and bu.
ghter, and MH, Irvin Har
rls. Mrs , TrIckey , wahel to tb
ank fl'lenda and relatlves for the
many birthday cards ahe recel,'
ed , wblCh she ejoyed very muoh.
]41'. an'd Mrs. Bobart CJilaIrmel
an.d Mr. and 1111'1 , Earl Clark of
Dayton spellt Saturday W1U. tho
lr , parents, Mr , and Mrs. Wal
ter Clark and tamO,. . .
' Full-coverCige. as provlded by the Farm
AulomobU. laaurcmce Compcmy of Colum-
))us, Ohio. coaBia'- of fire. ,u.eft. c:ompreb.iw.e. col
UaiOD. dc:unage, bodily iDJwy cmcl mecIic:al
payment, .
. i "\.
Dem't tak. CI chance OD Partial protec:tiOnJ
complet. iDJormatiOn call-
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WAYHISVILLE, OHIO
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Serric::e
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By MR., HILV GIBION
The Waynesvlle Spartans, wbo
complted a. very respeotable 17S
- won , and lost during th'e
season play- jpurney to Middle.
town Hlgn Scbool ' Gymnasium to
lalle on tbe Springboro Pantber.
In tlJelr first Wan'on County To
urnament game.
The 81'1al'tau9 w:bo came thro-
,ugh tile sen son wit,h a 64.05 point
a vel'age per gamel were led by
1If,. , Rnd Mrs Raymond Osborn
of Xlln!a called on Mr, and Mrs.
DIll Sundo.y afternoon,
l\fl' . anll M'\'s . Seth Furnas. Mr.
and Mrs . HlLrold ,Whitaker and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs, Har-
vey Durnett attended lbe Farm
er' s Club, entertatned by lIIr. and
Mrs , Ronald Hawk:e at the Pres-
tou Party ,House near Waynes_
vlll e, on Thursday.
Miss Alberta Jsrslnllock of Way
neBv1l1e nnd Mr. fIIntou Jonlls
lit tended Ii fo.miiy dinner of tbe
former, In Oakwood Saturdsy
evening.
Mr. ' Carl Greathouse of Day-
\.On wns a: Snnday evening din
net guest of bl uncle and auilt
Mr. and l\frs. Clyde Whorton.'
Cal'l aald bls fathnr, Arthur Gre.
athouse, Is very 1111 at hie home
in Ft . Myers, Florldo.,
Dan Simpson wbo racked up 316
polut8 for the loca.l cause . Jack,
Tinney follOwed next wltb 276
markers to get second place wtille
Harlsn Eeuhart came up third
racking np 140 markers tor tbe
Spartans , Harold Stunley netted
133 tallles-v,.hlle Wal'ren Sbeean
collected 129 to round out t.be let
five blgh Dick' Lawson
counted 33 polDts ilI1d ;.:r. cf.
Banlon had 32 tor tlle
wllile P.m.ery.' Davre Ho..
1't8ock. Jerry Vickers, Jim Jor
daD/ ' .y 'lqfM 4 tret-
ers .9, 5, 3. 2, 2 and 2 pol.ta
respectively. ,
Dan SljJIpsob 7'1 at bla
points (In' fr .. IlittlDg tor
a fi -' . % while Ha'rold
Stanley was secOnd In tbe tree
throw hitting for 62
percent.
, MI' , ond Mrll , Harvey Burnet
an,t! Mr. Seth Furna.8 a.ttended
lho t}uarlel'ly meotlng and bas'
ket dinner Sunday at the 1'r1e-
nd's Churcb 1n Wayneavllle.
.Rev . and Mr$. Bernard Baug- - The scoring race on the resel' -
hu. Mr. and Mrs , CharIeR Tum. vea was very close with Emery
bleson aDd Mr. and Mra, Vern. Robblna ed.sng J1m Jordan 131-
on Pursley attended Method. 130 PQlDts. ave W'aa
1st , Brotherhood MIBetlng and DI.. .third wIth 113 markera aDd AI-
wier at Morrow M:onday Ue, followea n"clfng 61 .
Rev B h Blll Stubba -.:rat Mil ' with 41.
" aug D, tbe Lytle putor,
WIlB the apeaker. The remalndar of tbe rMerva
, Mr . and Mrs , Daniel Gilliam scoring was Pete Keya, 21. Jel'-
MI' Ilnd Mrs , John, Gilliam of WI: ry Vickers, U, JerTJ Copu., IS,
ImlngloD, Mr . and Mrs , Jes88 ,;JIm ;JOD88, 12. ' George Hartsock,
Pendergast IIlld daughter or Way- 10, aod Bob lIIoraD, I,
were ,.rternoon Thursday nlgbt Horrow takes
C' h er!! ' of MI' , and Mrs, Seth Fri. on OarliBle In th& fIrst game of
rnas, Jr. and craJg;bter . the tourament while l{:lnga MlU's
M 1' , and Mrs , Campbell ,LeWIIl meete Harveyeburg in tbe second
act! M '
. r, and Mrs .. Vernon Purs-
lel ' attend8(l 'the 1)0-50 dances al '
Springboro High School A dl The Spartans play SprIngboro
lUm held u tor in the first game on 11bursday
, eVllry two woeks The' I b' hll
next dance wJU b ' n g t w e Mason, who drew a
o next Saturday by play the C
evening, February 18th 1 e 8, arllllle-Morrow
. winner Ill. the lalter :CODteat ,
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fWIC,E DAILY tho Sundayl .. 2.oo
10TH FRIDAYS , , . , . 2:00, 7,15' IS
aOT.. SATUROAYS , \:15,3,.5' .,1$
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mere mechanlca !)f
performance ,
rt II ratber all effortto 11gbten
Impact of 'berea.vement and
to 11ft the contWllon aD" .. ' n .... r.
atDty a fa,mUy made
,dNolate wIth autS4ea. leparatloD
... t
BOVIDe Colealnam
"I\tel ta,litJ In vttBlllinI,
""coIo.trum ,(lrn mUll; after
c:onfelJll .ubstance. tIla'
... 10 ,rowCl b.b, calv.. a,.lnal
..... roUl4l .......
a.waa La_
' IAr.'" emptor" ., clvWan
m, the" .ovemmellt fa the
Met lbe Dext la
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with the tlneat of ... 11114 oua
to keep ,.our' ear rullDilq In
tip top ahape tbh wlDter
TillES - ACCE,aoRIE8
BATTERIEe
BOB SEam
, ,
T'EIACO
WAYNIWILLE, OHIO
.
Mr' . II.rtd Mrs 1IIIey GIbson
spent Sundny everllng with Mr :
anll Mrs , Harry GibBon, Mr , and
Mrfl , Ervin Glbson and Em-
ma GlbRon of Bellbrook ,:-
M I '. and M 1' 8. Lewis Tomlon
of Dayton, M r : and Mrs. Lewlll
Crawford and dau(!;,bter, DoDna.
of Xonln On Mr . and Mr..
Cmwrord 'Sunday after
noon
MI' . Wl!bur Dodd or Dayton cal-
led on 'Mr nnn Mrs George Br.
atten Monday evenlng ,
MI'S Tbomas Rnn'yon, Mrs.
Rily Gibson, 1.Irs Monls Lewla
s pent Tuesday, , afternoon wltb
Mrs, Wnlter :Sml,th a.nd Bon and
'Ml's Ester McI<elrey and chnd
ren ,
MI's Lucas nnd
dren called On I\lrs , Anna Lucaa
Sunduy. ,. L)!cae retuJ:DecI
h01ll1" w;tt h them to s pend a ' few
daya .
Mr, ' #!ld ,Alfre4. MQrgan
aud s pent Sundny even
lug wltb Mr , and \IiI's , Earl JOo
hnson of Xenia ,
M r , nnd Mrs , Ernest Earnhart
flnd son Dn.vld. Mis8 Clara I)au.
,te;R, anll Mr , o.nd 'Mrs. O. Ke-
Hi nger Called on friends In Kings
Mills SundilY afternoon , ,..
Mrs , Thomas Runyon tUld Mrs,
' C!lI.rence Crawford were In Xenia
sbopplng Friday attel'1lQon ,
Ml' . and Mrs , WlUlnm Daring
an!! Mr, and M'rs, I.ayde Thomp.
800. spent Monday evenlug wIth
Mrs . 1II.0rr1B Lewis and children.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Admlnlfatrator
Estate ot Frances Brannock, De-
ceased .
. Notice III hereby given tb.t
Thomas B. Brannock whole Peat
Office Address II South LebaDoD,
Ohio, has been dilly a.
of tbe Est.te 01
i ' rances BrantOOck 'late- of War-
ren County: Ohio. deceased. '
Dated this. 28th day of January
19!;iO,
. ' RALPH H . CAREY
J u(1ge of the Probate eciurt
Warren Gounty, Ohl.o
Stllnl ey & Stanley, AttorneYs '
Putll18her Fob , 9, 16. and 23, 1,950.;
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT '
Estate of Nettle Tinney,
ed,
Notice is bereby given that 0 ,
Donald Dtlatush whOle Poet Of
nddrellll Is Ubanon, ObLo rau
been duly appOinted I\S ilzecutor
of tbe Estate l'iet,t1e Tian.,
late' of Warren ecimity, " olilo,
dece,yW,
.Dated this J6th day of Januu;.
1960.
H. CAREY
Judge of the Probate Court
COUDty, ' 0blo
Donald DUatullh,
Publlabed February 9, 16, 23, 186t;


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''lOMAN'S WORLD
Tables Can Be Center
Of Interest in Bedroom or Bath .r
By Ertta Haley !
F
OUl'UN TEIS THE WOMAN J
who hAs' a dressing table In Versati.h!...La.mp
her bed room or bath for here she :-________ -:...___ ,
can primp to her henrt's content
In own domnin. As for d eco
ration. she can make hcr t able
fr ivololl s AS her mood, as sophls
tlcated or dc\nure as her person
aJJty, or ' as cheerful an pretty as
the plenses.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE W
S RIP TUR I!: A t. Gnl ntlns 2.
DEVOT IONAL R EADING: J ohn B: 31.
36.
Fight for Freedom
LeSSDn for February 19. 1950.
THERE ARJ!: TWO KINDS of
. problen:s With Bvin!! things.
One Is the kind of problem caused
by Its Jrowlng too ras t: the other
Is the problem caused by not grow-
Ing fast enough. The' early church
had mostly the fi rst kind 01 prob
I At any rate it was taking in a
By Po inting Designs
I
flOME PAINT GIFTS
EVEN IF you have never
Thursday, Februuy 18, 1950
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FOR ' A Q-UICK AND TASTY MEAL
Be .... iii good eating' and lote olit. Cboia.
____ lenn heer . .. plump, mea!" red beane and
1
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1
-
1
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1
-. JUIlrisbt sauce tbat i. truly Mexican.
yO.t 1101 100 hoi. Like all Van Camp'. [we
food lhla delicious chili i, ready to-
HEAT EAT. ENJO, Y
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Tn bedrooms, most of the decora
Uoh is ct' l1 tercd on the bed It-
sel!, but it a change of s.cene Is
desjred, Ihe tocnl poi'nt can ea sily
be chon,!! ed 10 tbe dressing ta ble.
If you feci that somet hing new is
requi red. there's nothing easier
Of simpler than II new
lable motif.
Lovely materIals whIch are color
fuJ and pleasing are to be found
In great abundancoe. Sewing is eBlY.
and the time It takes to convert a
drab and cheerless bedroom to a
gay and pleasing one is Simplicity
Itself.
100t of members
whom the older
Christians f 0 un d
strange. At first
aU Christians had
been Jews ; no onc
Utought of anything
else. But In Anti
oc'h, las we have
seen. and e. v e n
pa mted before, you may turn
tin trays into handsome gifts .
Boxes, . cans and glass jars Inay
be made into containers for cigar
ettes lInd lrlnke ts:
I
'
flal\elrn 290 hlu I' Dcln. desl ne and
compl ete Price or or.'iern Is
Ue . Send order to :

I i
The style of bedroo!!, Of b.atb
usua Uy dictates' the deeorative
motll for dressing table, but
this II usually not too IlmCting since
r a v 0 r a b Ie errects' are, easily
achieved without destroying bal
ance or unitY In the foom.
If you're "Ianning to re-dp, the
dressing table, make construction
changos It they're necessary. In
stead of havIng Just a table top for
Jewelry boxes and cosmetlos, in
vestiga te to see II you can't put a
M,,,IJ,,., 'YO'" ",.,lSi"B t"bl,. . .
' show rack or. lome 8torage chests
\ll1derneath the .top. This mily reo
lease some ex.lra, need,ed space In
a crowded closet. : .'
Racks to fit dressing table sur
faces may be purchased-.9r eMUy
constructed. Slurdy boxes may be'
10und In your own store room, or
they may puc.chaseP for a nom
inal sum, And, If you don't he.ve
a dr-esslng "'table ' but want one: .
eoar Dr e
at a bq<\ rd set 9rl top .of, two sep-
a ra te , boxes If.. YOu l wbnt some
thing si mple -and
sive r
Make Your OW1l Pattern
FOIl ' Ta Ie Skirts
SInce Ihere is sucb variety hi
dressing tables, Irs usually not
&II lIlupeulvl!, portable com-
bination . nn aud intrared.
iamp Is DOW ,.vallable to use
whether ,,.011 want to atart
tlu.r vitamIn D or ' to re-
Une aohlna muscles. The
lamp. _I,bln, only pounds
travel. easUy and stores In a
smaU Ipace. lliade of pressed
.teel and alumlnnm, It has a
high Intenslt)' altravlolet tube
with an Intra red unU which
wUl ,Ive 1,001) bours of service.
arouncl .. The skirt. gDes just past
the sides ends where the table
Is flush against the ' we.ll. ' If the
skirt Is 10 be gathered or rumed
or pleated, you'll need to mwtiply
the original measurement by two
or two and' onehalf to get the prop
er fullness.
The second essential: measure
ment 15 the length or the skirt from
top to floor. TC! thiS. ' add th.e aUDw-
ance for the hem or casing at the
top.
more as the church . '
spread westward Or. ForemaD
around the edge of the Mediter-
ranean, the Christian churches were
tilling up with norJewlsh mem-
bers, just as they are today.
It Is no secret that In the Mason-
Ic order there are 33 degrees. It
Is not possible for a new member
to be taken. right bito the 33rd de-
gree the first night. ,Everybody baa
to go through the lower degrees
which are called the Blue Lodge.
NQw many persons in that early
church thought of the Jewish faith
as a sort 01 Chrlstl<\ n Blue Lpdge.
All the very earllest Vhrll!!-
tlans had . be eo members of
that IOdre; wby ShDUldn't every
ODe else be the same? So wben
Paul and Barnabas came back
from that hIstorIc mlsslGnary
tour Gf Cyprus and points
Dorth, teUina abGut the larae
Dumber Df new Christians,
these Gld-style Obristlans ShDOk
their bei-ds.
PDW was bypasslng the Blue
Lodge: he 'was tnklng In members
who had not gone through tbe prop-
Remember, too, tbat where sep- er Ute first degrees.
arate sections or Ihe skirt meet. .
as at the coenter front Dpening, the What Makes a Man
figu,re or pattern ot the ' fabric, If I A Christison?
any, showd match. . pAUL KNEW a real .Christlan
Glass .or mirror.' topping " should wh!!n he saw one. So did
be used for the tabl e , be Barnabas. And the two of them
cause of Its ease in cl eanil)8. If you knew. rig"t dow,n in their souls.
have glass. it ' s a good Idea to' cut that !.hey had seen real conver
wall,Paper that' s used in the room &ion8, geowrie cases (If persons
to gO' under It, as this makes for coming out of pagan dnrkn ess Into
unity ah9 harmony. \)Ii,th the -rOQID Christian wlthol!t bel ne J ews
11 waUs are. ,p.aln1eli, select a at all. even (or I five seconds. ,
colored ; paper to -m,atcJi !he walls "The vital 'ques\i on was simply
to eo under the glas8. t his : What makes a ChristIan'! The
-How io"'"Flrilsh Your ... " I oldstyle CbJ;;i stions: who beeD;.
Dressing Tabltu Bkftls Jews themselves Dnd \Vere.
For plaIn 'hlch for all ' 'thelr ' Chri stian taith. said:
are very, popular, hem Dr Unless you ' clrcumelzed and
the bot lam edge II'S desi red. A keep all the.,:, IBws of' IY\oses. YDU
illeh h!!l,! Inch, hem is cannot be saved- l;'0l.l cannot even
used In many .case s, while others begin to be l!!, Cbnstlan. P.aul and
have a ruffle attached to the sklrL Barnabas- not alone. but as spokes
The "ide edg!'!. ,lIhould, be finish. man. for many others In the church
.ed with a plain bern that '(ou are by faith . .
the ". bDltom. 'The top of the skirt Is The Jcrl.\slllem Christians saId:
fin ished with Y
a
bern, but It' ihol1ld Yes. ,you are saved by faith, AND
have stltclled to the l)y. of Paul
wrong !ride .0 It cal'! be attached tb saId. you are saved faltb,
the table in' the\. easiest possible period.
. . . .
. way. The twilled tap'e Is stitched
to the. wrong sltle of the shirring.
Skirts may be attached to the
table by tacking througb the tape
with simple tbumb tacks or even
carpet tacks. Anotber way ts to
How They Settled It
THE WAY that problem was
wood
finlsb tbe top of
settled la, a model for all
Christian with problems
'In their bands. First of all, the
ngument was tirought out Into the
open; 'it was .not a whispering cam.
paign. Second. It was settled after
,Ivln, bQIb shies plenty" ot oppor
tun!', for: fuU discussion In pUblic.
Third, It was, settled not Informally
bu. by a church council, a grDup of
representative leaders, not by a
simple majority vote of aU churcb
members indiscriminatelY. Fourth.
It was settled (as the. reader of Acts
15 may see) ' by appeals to fact and '
to Scri plure.
" 0,. ""ll-li".., flai,.". '
pDsslble to a pattern to fit ' all
types. However. there's no trick
to making the skirt as It aim
inV(llvos drapin& the right
and width ot material IIround
top
"fwo basic measurements are es
senll a I before buy.!ng the m,aterlal
Mensure around the lable top so
you will .know the yardage. An
sklrls not covered eU Ihe way
I
c. Smart!
eol'.me jewelry, tIO IlItter.
IDe aDtl p, ID the eanent 'alb-
leD e .... ' .. lallill. 011 ever ..
mo, lie. 'ldeaL POI' example.
&bere'. .... a_ riP! bull,
a"" bI pld flnlah, 'made ...
...... .... IIIe aeeIlt ...... Ita'
c..w lie belIer ,aU for DOlDr
an- ., ..... .....
ever..... pearJ1i ", IclclM
.. pl .... aDyer .. lleep ....
...... wlllter ... ". ..... larDed
..... 1CIbI1I._ .....,.0 aD
....... II ....... MIlI'I.
....w.,.., .. , .....
the skirt Is to make a narrow
casing as one ' doe! 'for a curtain
then run a cord and ribbon through
it to ' gather for proper . fullness ,
AnDther good way to dress tht'
table Is \0 ulle a pia In solid mate-,.
rial a. an underskirt. This may bt.
hemmed and to the
Over the soUd material. use I I
gathered skirt or ' organdle. net 01
other sheer.
Sw<\ gs or rlllbcn . may be tp
decorate the top edge of the table
II desired. These' shoule! be ta'ckllll
securely to the top edge with
, fabric strips or nowers. t. . "
li"or olhe.r etfects. bDX pleats are
popular. Measure material to al.
low for generous pleats. fini sh the
bottom with a hem and the top
with' tape as for gathered skirt.
after the pleats have been stitched
In.
Many DecDratlDns
I\re Readily 1\vallablo
There's no UrnIt . to . the fabrl os
which may be used. for dress lllg
table skirts, bul they should go
well IVlt.h. ll)!! or bath Por
femi nine. informal bedrooms the
nowered or . ,Ialled ohlntzes are
popular, . but a good choice might
alsO' be made- one or two of
the following!) orgimdle. volle,
Ninon, embroidered materials, gay
gingham., Gr sheers such 18
curtain m.terl ....
Praetlesl skim include tufted
and . plastIcs. the latter el.
peclally lood for bathroom dresil
in, table. athce, they can be
selec:led to m.tcb .hower and bath
room cilrtain .
For more formal bed and dren
In. room.. choose the skirts from
taffetas. .aUns, quilted fabric. or
.Ilkl. You might even DIe a com.
blnatlon of fabrIc, IUch a. a latin
underskirt with an embroidered
or,andle Dvel'lldrt.
Finally, Gnce tbe 'Ieaderl bad
made up their minds, tbe
eburcb at larce accepled their
decislDn prDmptly. wlthDu, fur
ther bickering. This has been
the pattern for tbe Christian
church ever since. tbDuch alas!
It has nDt always been. follDwed,
There wowd have been fewer
church splits ;,t the example of the
early churcb had been more ser
lously taken.
F/lith and Obedience
E
SSENT1ALLY. thal first great
church cDuncil decided on the
side of Paul and Barnabas. But
' they did not throw the Old Testa.
ment overbOard . The moral . low'
wns as good as It ever wns. But
the council showed. once and for
all. the true relations between
Christian ra Ith and obedience 10
the law of God.
There Is JUII' ODe dDDrway to
the Father's IIDase, the doo ...
way of talth. We do not hne to.
Ileep the I,.. af Moses, or an,
tel 01 la_, first. ' We' are
.Anel BY obedience.
We are not ' laved FROM obedl
ence. Bllt we are aaved FOR abe
dlence A Christian'. obedience to
God Is not a way of eamlna God's
,oed will. It .. a grateful
to God'. ,race And that mllke. aU
the dlffeemce In the world
,CaPr,'II"I 1!1 til. Inll,n"llunal <'DUlle II
01 Ret 110... EducaUon on bebal' ot 4CI
R.I.aled ."
WOmtKSIIOl' PAl'TI!:RH SERVIOB
Ora,.er 10
lII.dr.w. DIU N.. fertl.
Honduras 'fimber
Lonu1eaf yellow pine timbers
squaring 20 by 20 inches and up
to 28 feet long are being imported
into Gull ports I rOI}l
and Costa Rica. The O. S. forest
servic,e repor.ts that Honduranian
forestl, may ultimately yield 50
milli0l1 board feet of thil timber .
HAIILS. AMAZING REUEF .
FROM
"Isuflfered
Medicines
for me, I
BRAN my UI
oe!;e8l. Believe me, .
II new man I"
Sam Plesky, 10517
Cbulclhil1Av.,Cleve.,
O. J 1JJs! 0'18 of 71I4f1.U
unsolidled /ellers/roln
lUer8.1.f
WOll slUO'er trOIJl con
sijplltion due to. lack .
of dietary bulk, eat an ounce or tnaty
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily, drink
plent.Y of water! If not co-mpleJc1v
eatislied arier 10 days, send empty
carton' to Buttle Creek,
Mich. GET ( DOUBLE YOUR
MO. ElY BACK I
QUICIG!
RUPIN
THE
B
ECAUSI you know the soil conditions on If your choice is the time.tested and time
10Uf' farm thall anyone else, it is proved traction center .eire - then there is
only Datural that you are iri a.better pPSition lust one tire for you. " . the fa1J)C).US EirestoQ(
which type of ,tire will do 'YOU., patented TractioD <;:eoteG Tire. Thousands 01
job' best the .Open Ceoter the farmers the nation over will have DO o,he'
Center. tire because they have found that this,tire j>el
if you prefer the Open Center. you will forms best in the soil conditio.ns on their farm
want the MW IItId mOf.1 Open Center So choice is yours, Get the Firestont
Tire , tbe Piteltone Curved Bar. It is the Curved Bar O>en Cencer 01 .the. I-..nou.
oo1y lopen center tire with tapered, powera:rc Firestone Tm:tJOD Center. whichever will de
trUtlon bars for muimum 'traCtioD; 8ared the best job oq ,Old farm. And remember
tread ope0U;a8s for positive, quicker . i. 0!l need to ',bop around, Oal,
aacI ,brio punch proteetoa for body IJVes you both. SEE YOUR NBAB
life. BY FUlESTQNB DBALEIl OR STORB.
u"..10 IIw VClluoJ PinsIoN"." 1III.0fII/IJ...., GiIw
/
..
Thursday, February 16, 1950
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
AUTOS. fRUCKS & ACCESS
mEr PARTS lor Mllltnry nnd ClvlUnn
nelall Suppl, - c o.:
a.,. vw. Dept. 6-A, 81euben ville, Ohl
.. bon 4_.
BUSINESS'" INVEST. OPPOR;
DINER. new ' .entln, sil'T.",- operalion
ono ,yeRr. DDlnl( line bu.lneg'. . Main 5 1.
loconon. TrucklnK cCIIler. Aml.le park-

. RetU estute/ equipment nnd bualnc81S.

,500. " Thill 30KO Mahl
I;. Wolrlon. W. Va.
GARAGE. 5OXlOO' :',":';;' lo'- c-a t-c-:- d- o- n lot i4ix'1To
!eel. on' highway UA, mll" from
Clnrk8vllle. Tenn., city Ihnlls , llelwccIl
Camp Campbell nnd Clark. vllle, Tenn.;
very bes l ' nnd Inlesl shop equlpmcnl
.. 1l1lc.nclu. Packa rd. KOlsa r-Fr:>zer
d
'
Willy. Overl"l)d. Avery l r"clar. . nn
f orm ma c.blnery. cons lder:l blo pil rl 8 tock
lor each Qgency; will l!I ell busrness as.
whole or inleres t : hnvu been doing
$22S,OOO gross bus in es s (or I Pl.one
Tenn.. or wrlltl
FARM i\l,\CHIN : IUt &: EQUJ I .
iiiAoiil N Elt y iiTsl'OS"l?'N
S lla' - HI\RRIS Pony T raclor with mount .
ed ploW a nd dl. c. 1200 01/ IIs11 NE lli

Spreade r, B rc)OI .... ltoclor.conlroll ed, 50
art Unl NEW I,IAt<VEY Elevalor, 30 (00 1.
complete wllh bale toble. SIOO 011 IIs l!
MASSEY-HA.RRIS Sta ndard Model 22

ING PRICll:S THEY'LL MOVE FAST.
SO ACT NQ,WI Wrl le, of lIhone today:
Ja." nobID.O", 619 Tblrd Slrool, .
MIl.I.Ua, Ohio: .I'I>"nl UO.
10lD H. D. ObeY. with Oraln bed and
Lime Spread or Jim n.... Mocb.Dloo.
1111.,. Oblo, Pbono 1D'.
FARMS AND RANVHE8 .
.AHCOCK OnDI, ' m: 186 acre.; II
mUu mm "!rIdlay, on V. S. Hllhwuy;
8-room 1I0lllle .. 1:1am 4OXSO. lIambrel roo!.
3 abed.; alJlO:JI-rboDl tenant houl.; IOlec-
trlclty, ,ood .,ne,al p.urpol .. loll; load
.tock larm; 30 aero Umbe.r: crtee
000. .
..
SALESMEN
SeU RetaU lIerebaota own "tofU aharln,
trodln, .tamp plan for" mJlnufa crurer e ..
tabUahod .812, Comm,"slon baala. In-
1a12l1ble .xperlenee dealroble. Wonder-
ful renewala. Our men .arn oVer 1l1000.
:Full ...... r. Comp ,. I
111 N. CAnal 81., Clllea,. t. '
WAHTEU-lilncle m8n for portner 00
amall truck form; 13.000 cuh r"lulr.d.
.
DEL .. WANTED-MEN, WOM.EN
..... r ,.. ...... n.ao be a pnvata d,e!.,.,.
.tlve or Ipeol .. 1 InvuU,cator. SU 04!1t1 or
1.0 2171 C.nlna. I ....... r D.U.tlwu.
:bl . - 1; - ,I." BI'., . VI.nln. .
MACHINERY .. SUPPLIES
FOR 8al.: lI-lon Butlalo Icale. with 1110
fool plnlform, dlamanUei!, Prlca 1200.
MlIIa, Bla.lla",l111 "".,, A"I. era .... O.
MISCEt.LANEOVS
.1.D F .... I w.tor ..,.... Buh. Com
M"a' I WbIte-,.UoW' PUZil Buc ..... hell!
1'I0ur. Whol. Wheat, . F1oiil' AI Wbol.,
Whe.t CaM.I, Cholc.: alba. ., . 00 OJ'
tIIr .. IS lb. bn,,1 It,ll PoatJNItd
BEAR' " MI .. L. 0,. .... 111.. Ollie
YIlADE 'II... ... ar.nlnd. .u dlll_
ant n tiM .... _n. lor II of _r eIll.. t
.... and Lew'" " W.",..."
11' .... _. 0Ma.... C....... j
, . t
f
.IDGICT _""n. Wortd'. am.U .. t. Peat-
SERIOUSLY.
"".SS S. SOp,
.. OW QLO ,
ARi 'IOU? '
.re .Iu, .. .,. . You WUI be ama.ed, ,. lC_al&,. :a II.DO
ff
J. 'I .,
"" .111 " . .. CIII I.. I.
-:r' " If PLAN1'8, T(;
01 "I) , .. , I ' IltrLBlI-Commartlnl and
Ilxhlb t' ., vn.I.II... Writ. , !ar ..
lIv. 01 A.,... BI - "
Nor' " C.,.lIaa.
Plant' 1 fbr the f:utur'"
Buv I! S ' Bor '
... r.'I1... ..." ... ' DOUI
' " , lUO! Tr, den,
<fCp , U. !'poppadRIc.
....-"'.rir.'. r.
Ifor t4! r ... dyto-eel rice
et. al, makH load
reaicl ... , run 10 netl
8 80P,
1 A51'<10
ttOlAlOLD
VOUARI"f)
, -......
GOOD GRIEF. .JOI.INNY.&'
-
WANNA BUY A .
SC)UP S'rRAltiER?'
DON'T t4ESITA.T&,
MISS. aop'-
TN!, LONGER YOu
MESlTATI Tt4E
Ot.WR _AM'
GaVE HIM ,SOM& OF I
WWR OWN, OLO 8Of.
... I HAVEN'T GOT
AI WATER.!
B.
sy
o
'x
Older People Praise .. ,
It's So Kind to the System
Thousand!! of older people prai8e
Nature's Remedy, HI Tablets. An
HI at night brings momillg regu-
lari ty so thoroughly. yet without
perturbing effects. All-uegetable
makes the diffenmce-a biR differ-
ence! HI'sare composed of 10 natural
" egelable oi nwedients. 1' hat's why
they're so kind to your
Try m at our expense. 25 tAblets
only 21ic. Buy a box a t a ny drug at.ore.
1'ry t hem. If not compi aroly satis-
fied. retu.rn box with unused til blets
to liS. We will r e fund
your moneyplu8 postage.

,. #0' ' Ci+,
Effective Coush
Syrup, Home-Mixed
fo', Extra Economy
SaYee BII Poller.. ( No C09klnr.
Thll splendid ,0001pe Ie ultd b'y mlllio ...
llecause It makn .uch an
'or roueha due to coldl. h'a ao ... , to mbt_
child .ould do It, .
From a/lY d,ulliat ,el 2Ji ounon of
Plnea, opeelal .ompound of proven In"...
d1entJ. In ronconl.aled form, "ell known ,_
'c. IOOlhln, .trect on throat ancl bronchial '
Irritallolll.
Then mak" a oyrup ",llh two CUPI of
..anulated lucar and one cup of "ater. N.
_kin, nHdod, Or you can uw corn _yr..
., liquid hone)l. I",tnd 01 aUlar ay.up.
''4t lh .. Plnea Inlo a pint boilio and lin
ap ' wllh ),ou. ""rup. Thla make 'ull pin'
0/ couch melli. ne. V"rY .,"eellve .nd
.ellnl. and )/00. . ret .bout lour ti", .....
'0' )/OU, money. It !leve, .poiia ntI
ehildrm lov. ita pl .... nl laal .
Thla couch syrup tak" hold 0' COUI....
lrivlnl quick relle', Illoooena phl.,m, loolh ..
IiThaled membr.nH. hel.,. dear air Paine-
Money r,,'undedl! PI.ex d_n', pl_,
fl. EIT.. COllVElIlEIII:E lET IE.
IElDY'MIIED, '11m
MAIY lEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACIACHES'
.... pc ...... _ ... iIAIa._
............ ... -" ..
.... 10.-1_ ot_ IddMr r-
..... TIaJ-.., .... _' ..... IO_
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,
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DOli'S PILLS
,
- IESIYS
ORA
lllll'Ua 'CI.EIaEI

.. I ........ ORA aJ: "'taN II
-:ra clun aaill)larklll!lr.-..,. ...
Serllck. Ponl&lld, II ..
DElfT .,.. PItA ... GItA
III a iaun,"." o,,_hIIIIlDIr ... JOI'o
of d.qtl.tI pralailcl &lila manelou
II.... clean .. r. No Ii.nidal bruahlnc
th.t e.n ",In dentuNs. Ju.t plaea Ii
for III minute. or oyer-
ORA
today. ,
I PndIIct If McI_ ...........
Apply Blick Le4r 40 to
rooSI. with handy Cap
Brush. 'Fumes rise,ldllinl
Uee and telthermitcs.'I"bilO
chickens perch. One ounce
trea II 60 feel of'roOlla
-90 chickens. Directlollll
on .,aekagc. Ask for Black
Leaf 40. the depeodable
insecticide of many .....
"baa. ""..dtIcta I CllIIIIIaI
......
.. nIItt ....... MOIITIL'
FEMALE
COMPLAIIIS
1 1 1111111'ililli llllilmillilliil\mljlllitlil',:;
TWIN THEATRE.
Wayllesvilie, Ohio
CLOSED WEDNESDAYS
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
MONDAY nlRU FRIDAY '- 7 P.M.
FRI.
17
BANK NITE
You'll Ball Out or YOllr
Sent Laughing!
. KEEP
'EM FLYING
Ahbott - LOu Co,\\te1l0
Mnrtha Raye
MON.
IJve Wire and Progre e. An
organlcaUon lIecon to I)On.
j;jtrlctly lellen on the belt
around market In the counbT ..
8ERVICE THAT 8AT18-:IE8
For .Dally Mark,t R'PON:
WHIO 12:60 E.8.T. DI&l
19OO; WLW OIDclnnatl.1UO. Dial
700.
SAT. ONLY
18
Durnngo Kid Solves
Another Mystery!
BANDITS OF
FJ. DORADO '
Chnpt, 9 -- Gang DusterA
Popeye Cartonn
TUES.

RElL
BUYERS WAITING
' For Farms
SALE CALL
Roy E . Smith
Broker ,
Rt. 48, 5 mi. , South of
Centervj.JIe.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE W LLB, OHIO
THl l R, UAY, FffiDlll'AIH' 111. Illfill
'RATES: One cent p.r word,
minimum char"" 2fS Oint&.
Thr.. Inllrtlon, for thl prlc.
of two. Form. cloll Widner
d*y noon.
LEGAL NOTICE
In tbe Matter of the
Incumbl'ance by Mortgage or
cert.nln Real Estate by the
Veslry of St. Mary's Protestl1flt
Episcopol Church, II Corporal 1011
not for Profit, of Waynesvill ,
wal' ren County. Ohio.
ROOFINC
Of All Types
!naulllted Bricks and asbell'
taft Silting. Shaet metal work
'ot all kInds. Loca.l RefeN'.b'
c:el! . Allwork guaranteed,
HOWARD W. HAAS
Route 3 O.
Phone 2898
DON'T FORGET TO CALL
us for insurance: All types of
insurance at a savings. Call
Francis Gene Bwwn, phone
Waynesville 2472 or call col-
l ect; , Witminrton 2 t t 1, .
NOt/C'B is hereby given to nil
persons whom It moy' COnCel'D thnt
QII the 31.5t day or January', 1951).
rhe 'Warden8 of st. Mnry's' Prot .
eSll1nt Eplscoptll Church or Wny
neRvllle', Oht.o. flied In th.. CODl-
mon PI'eas Court of Warren COli .
Illy. Ohio. In CMe No. 18 fi ll.
their cortalll petition, praylOg til - Try Cla'lified Ad
LAUNDERiNG- Oone in my
home. Quick service. Phone WilY-
nesvllle 2986.
WARREN 8RADDOCK
'Top Soli. Haulln." Sand, Gravel
E:lcavatlnc WIth Back Hoe,.'
. DrarlIne and Bulldozer
WaJD6svllle, Oblo
Phone : Waymevllie 2191
BANK RUN ORA VEL- l.oe\1&J,
at Davie Furnas Pit, 50 conti
\lblc yard. We allo deliver. ARM
ITAGE & SON, Pbone 2091. If
court for nn order n ulhorlzlng
them IlII such Wnrd ns, to In'lIlm-
ber In the principal sum 01'
$7600.0U, and III t he manner Dnd
I'orm Il il Ret rorth In 8Jtld petition.
the foillowing described neal Ell
tllte. slitnalell In the VlIloge (for
merly desisnaled nR "Town") or
Wnynesl vllle, Oblo :
'l'ract 1 : All tbM certain pAl'cpl
of lond situated In the 'l'own of
WnyneSl vlll . lhe County ' or War'
ren, nnd tbe State of Oblo using
o port of Lot No. 4 (follr) In Jef
ferson Square In said T own nnd
bOllndeil and described Illl rolTows :
Beginning at Ihe - corner of aald'

'YOUR OWN HOME
Compfete Home Conatructlon
We will be glad to dlaCUII your
building problema and 1:'11 . you
What _ 'can de.
CABINET WORK
REMODELING
WILLIS; HUNTEI:l
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
FOR RENT - 2 ' unrurnlsbfld
South St Celeeta
1lIllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll/1II111III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt
\V aynesvill e :1216
, 2-1at
WANTED - Ride to Wrlgbt;.
Field, Area 8: 00 to .. : 30 ablfl.
Walter Bebrens. Srll. and Miami
at.. 2-1-:l1
WANrrElD TO RENT - . Due to
Belling farm, I 'd like tp rent B
email 0' large farm 'neal' Way-
nesville or vicinity. 10 yea.rll Al
preaent IDeation . All power eq;-
uipment.. Dean WRltcin, Pb . Wa
yneevllle 2689 . :t-l- St
StrePl sixty seven (67) reet '
thellce ba(lk at rlg)Jt angles DIIII
pm'allel wllh Mlnt'rfl Street t lte
full length 'ot IInld Lot (21I IA! n.)
to the School 101. 'I'hen(' e wlttl
the Ilne of the cbool lot BI.x1y
seven (61) teet t o l\lInml Street.
aud lhEIDCe with said Iltroet. tn thp.
place of being the
some Ilremises d('Bcrlbed In IJeen
dated ,January 25. from the-
Trllste'!8 of the P10CeS,' of Soulb-
ern Ohio, a not for
profit uncleI' the laws of (be Slate
of Ohio, to St. Mary'R Prote!ltani
LUMBER -. All klnds,ln all .len. EplRcopnl Cburch , which 11:1 nnll
has been sometimes known ' an,l
nil SL Mary's Epillcop-
al Church, said deed beltig re-
cotcled In Deed Dook 191 , page
515 of the Warren C'lIInty, Ohln
gths and w.ldtbll, Kiln dried.
ReR80nnble prlcefl . All orderA,
large or small. w.l1I be dellverf.d .
Hog HouBes ACY l...AMa-, Phone
Wllynesvllle 2701 " Records.
TraCit 2: All thllt ct'rtRln purr- el
FOR SALE - 10 T DB ' of flr,at' at laml In Warren CUII- .
and aeoon4 cuUIlIg AmQta bay . nty In the State of Ohio and in
M" El . .BroOkll, Route 1.' Waynes.' .tbe Villiage. of Wllyne8vr.le. lJeln'\
, Oblo. Z,9-!l6-'2t a part of lots nllmber three (3)
" aii'd (4) In JefferSon Squal'e' In
FoR - Colemlln ,011 Heat .. the sR,id Village of WAynesville,
used t 6 m,ontbs . Albert Pum- Ohio. Begl.nnlng III Ii point In the
mill. PbOll,8 Wayneflvllle 2100 lVest Une of '1'hlrd Street sixty
11-16-2'" seven (61) feet from the Ube of
t ' FOR
,
Lovely ' modern l'wo'bedroom
.wblte frlUQe b'ome, hot water' bent.
AlBa large pacbinen ,Ia-
Sbrubtl trees .n bliCk,
Large lot. beallWul\y locn.tod
Priced at)8760. " ,
Thr,e. room well conalrurted
cemeri,t block house, out bul;".
In, ... 2 res, on Hlgbway I
01 8prlqboro Oood Lonn valli"
Miami Street and running thunee
with the Une of Third Street, ' six..'
ty lIeven (67) feet and ntne lacbes
at rl*bt anlelJ with TblM
Str&et, tWo hu,ridred nnd fOllrtf"e''n
and one-half feet ' (214 ' thence
paraDel wltb Third. Street (67)
-In)' seven feet , amI ll:!le \ !I)
Infbell to the of the Epls-
aopal Ghl1J'Cb lot; tbeuce with lbe '
U'lie or said Cburcll lot two bund'
and ' fourteen 'and one-hillt
teet tbe' beglnnln", be.,
Ing twenty seven and Qne hall T
Dead Stock
Horsee. ,Z,50 COWII, '2.50
Hogs - 26c CWl:
t.o Size
!lnd ConJition.
Cilli
Xenia 454
ltevt!rse Oharares
Xenia Fertilizer
WEEKE<ND

Cheese Loaf
2 lbs. 63C1
Fresh Crisp 'Green Beans
19c lb.
.,
Othe Item.
Atlractllrely ' P"lced
Dlaqetlc Canned Fruit.
FOOD STORE
P.rlced at ,4900 .
Beauurlll , pronerty
Home ,
foJ' , Itest feilt off of. lot number tbree (3) I
and forty and one fourtb t
Gnu aD An'elope ,
Gnu I 0metlmeJl ca'Ued I wild
boar. It I member of the antelope
flmlly.
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.' lIcht Of Phpann,
Once he aels liP lind stra ighienl
Iway. the pheasanl flits faster
than the grouse,
NEW HOUSE
New Il'ollr ' \1 0 0111 11 '"If' - '1'" 0 .
Acroll of Ornul\(l- N or ()I' Pgonl a
- Va tlnl - POSSP!l!ll011 - Pi'l l' II
Very RellRonnble.
ROY E. SMITH
Rout 48 North of Route 73
Phone C;entervllie 70G6
,CASH FOR DEAD STOCK
A"cordlng tu anti ,o litlhlUlI.
All Stfl ,' k ,,-mo\ll,1 PI'(l Il ,,,I h' .
Horsell, $2,60 ' , Cows,
}10gB - l!5c per cwL'
JANES RENDERING
Pholle Co lIeel
Xenia, 1712 of
O. 2362
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Agency
PHPNl 153
20 E. MU'LBERRV ST.
LEBANON, OHIO
Can:
DONNIS PHELPS
Represtmtltlve
feet olrt Qf "lot number four (4); __ ,Try, Gaelle C .... ifllld Ad
. beln ' tbe same premise. ,deacrl-
In Deed dated April 3, 19J9
,Fer Ieo: ,10.0 aod. (Childreo
, t , "
,
' RU88,tL HORN
REALTOR
Fr.snklln
- Phone 9!i4WJ
tblh LA: Zlm'mcmian to St .
MI;"';' Protelltant
CII,irclh, whlcb deed Ie recorded
& SOD
ROllte 2 i Deod Book ]05, pRge 388 ,\ or,
tlte County. Ohio Records. lAND ... GlitAVL
PetlUonera further pray for all
1IIIIIIIIIImilll!II!I!!IIII11I11I I11I:mllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!ll111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIm AS
, 1I0ay requlre pr Justify. "WN Fl. DIRT '
'. SaId! Petition and ClIlIse wUl be -- _ .....
TELEPHONES 'I
"WAVNE_VILLE 2091
LEBANON OffIce 47SK
REI. 129L
MORROW No. S
I heard on Saturday the' 4th day of .R!.DY-M,IX
Marcb, 1950; at 9;30 _,.M. f.xCAVATINGa.,d 'DUMP, SERVIC. I
. In I'b,e' Common Plens COllrt or i
ON VACATION
'"-111 i DR
I1
.' UN.R" warYElnCouJlty; QhIO' ,
. -UllIl1Dl.l.' fJ IJU .'. . \WI4 RETURN I18ater H. Gordon. S"nltor Wardell
. ,. ,:. James' L. Baker, J\lTlltlr Wlll'dp.n ...
. . ' PHONE 212\' MARCH 1. 9:r. MARY'S PIlOTES1'A.NT
1
" ' .: ". -,., DR C E - WAY- .
,,- .:. , ..-: ."t- __ - .,. - - - - .... 0 ' WILKIN I Carl .!\baecberll. Attorney
WILDLIFE: .Cont. form "Pall" '1' , BIder eatlmat1Id t Hat the expen. , . , -l'ubUabM .Fe!>. 2, !I, H\ . 23, 1!lrin
, ." - , ., dlture tor salaries and 'lfa,ea un OptometriC Eye Specialist
PoBes fund Income amounted to der ;' tbe new ' Iaw ' . t I Malle Youngster. ' Drink
.,,1,179,541:88 i.nclUdlng bunting would reqult'4! an additional '16, XEN,IA, ' OHIO _ MOlle lYJilk Thail Girl.
, oo?..!:e I 'be
$300,000 and Conservation Bulle forcement work from Dlv"I!)D ' The .tudy revealed that
Un eubscrlptlons . . fundll," Rider sud, .. was approx' AIm t boy. drink more mtlle: than teen
o. an,. ....... III rOUlbl,e can "e IfIrl. . Eat'lna hablta .<Of Ichool
The fishing purposes fund tor Imately noo,ooo or about 17 per. Ii. red teeder Clttl, a. 1000.,they bol' aod jlrl., UI Y,eara ot and I
i949 whlcb included (Iahin" IIcen. cent of the total expenditure tor WIll and provided I, .. proper over. 111 .. 110 , ith city and rur.l hlah r
.. auPP'!imented. However. the bet.
ae sillell. permits and violation the year. Other Btates," be ttr the qUIUty of lb. rOlllb8l. ttl. T Ich0911 were itlJdled tor three
f-lneB received $974,588.03" , "averBe between 30 and 40 ... Ier Ii ... to do load of d., . , .
. : cent annuaU ..... ' "'-din. and." I d ,It 111188 round that 311 per cent of
o service, and I ..... ...e e.a nee .or ' n " ilie btoY' and ()flly 22 ' per ,cent CII '
wages, CQst the of ' Wild' Coal ,or for WIIIlve aujlplement,. ' ,the ,ilrl. dunk a quart ' . day.
$778.824'.67 or , about 36 per- DlvlsloD '11''' about 127,000.
' of the total expenditures . BET VOll ' NEVER ' KN"EW
IoTbla fleure," Rider reported' "re-
prellent, almollt a 50 ,percent"N-
ducUan In the cost of p'erBonal
aervice compared to jUllt a few
yeara qo wben the Dlvlal.on waa
. apendllll 60 percent of Its ei
pended fuudl tor 8a1arlell and wa
Forest Uld wood itre. annual
]y destroy eJ;loub timber to make
5,100.000 tonB of newlprlnt :
Nol'them Pike devour almost
9.000.000 wild ducks aDnuany. Tbe
le,al ba III about 9,000.000 ducks
a year taken by bunten ,
The )'oung of tbe' oppouum are
aaln'tenance COlt '93Z.962dI8 bom Illcompletely develoPed ud
_ aboutJO percent and capital . live COIlBtantly ' In lbelr--.mQf.b.er'll.f
lacludlq new lak- poucb tor nearly two montba &f.
... accounted tor P88.448.84 or ter birth. .
10 of tb. total -eDt. DurtnC tbe ' bateblq HUOn,
43Git at audita, 10417 -0...... Wild turk.,. make a ..... IQ
wor._1 COIDpeuation and ot- HUDd In imltatloa oi a InUe ..
ber eqeadltu.... took a ..... dIIt\dfaen
",",wn, ___ . ...",. t _ ::;..
Harvest 800f.-
. BIG ,:M 7 BRAND FERTILIZaS
S-f\Il ' __ ,lmow that bia-
crop yldda mean better c:rop
-better crop prOIita at lower c:oet.
Tbat". wbF tbe)r WeDt BII M Brmcl '
F'ertUiHn; I to lumtnJ lor
IlIOn! .... a. __ 01 a -*-7.
. ltree-a-Iac BIG M fertiliRr
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... tID prIet. Tbe more tMn twO-
--..JaaI ..... ,trike mea. It
. 1Idw11.wa tIIIt JW tUe de-

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Attention Farmers!
STEEL. and METAL
Are Advancing
,
Check Your 'Fence
-Needs 'Before The
Price Advances . ..
a Good Supply
Of It's
Going Fast.
I .
About Town
azette
t
ITEMS OF INTEREST
YOU KNOW
J . .. . l
I' t
.1
Se:tving Wayne,sville $ince 1850,
. q h . 1 j I 1, f : ,.,1
UHIO, TH I{SUAY, 23, 19.50
Mr, and Mrs. 'DavIs spent
Sunday and Monday' with Mr, and
. Mra. Ed PBne, . their son.l.rj.law'
and . daughter, and ,their chlldten.
Mr, and Rye
l;. ' " " lt V Iql .. h .
Patrol'lssuu tt,.'", ''' '1
!II'\ w4!lek end guests, tbefr t9b
dren, Mr, Enrl ana .Mr. Charles
Rye or. 01110 State and MIss
G1ndys ' Rye or University of Cln- Ii \lI!Q "Trrl; .. 1. " W
clnnl\tl. .. j
Hunts and' fecks .. from the of Jim Jones

MI'. and Mrs, A., H, Stubbs ' had
8S week end guests . their do.ugh'te'r
MIsB Yvonne ' Stubbs, alld MIss
Gwen Mack,!ll, both students
BowUng ql"een University.

OhIo law replatlDg talt , JI1Qvemient
of machInery on
After' that , date, '.
the presCribed
'nnd '. Being
noopel'atvl'ty may
Mr. and ' Mrs. WllIlluD ,Strouse the !L .; ;,I ..... lt '
ntot.tIlined on Saturday evening according to W., E. StncJlar
wHb tlIeir ()ard olub of CincinnatI spe.ctallstl at Ohio
os t heir guests. , , ' II
ltt.r. It{hynard IHch lind
'PlttBburgll , were week
guests or. their Pll4fltnts, Mr.
Mr8. J . B .. Rlcb.
, 1hJa. morOlDeDf.<. ,
Jntde durIDC' dayiIrht hours 'l

Th'e Spartans
swept over Springboro, HarYeys-
' burg' and ca)Jf8l\! t L.iwln the WItI".
ren County "Tonl-naiifent and In,' do-
.1ng so set " a toornamp.nt
Tbls acll1eved: when
they WOII thel fourth ' strwght
Wa.rren countl- t8Urnament ' tb
t "
break the record o! S In I\. ow
se,,., RarV\J!otJo\ult :tn 38; '39; 4,0.
o,I1}eing game oli
Friday nlgbt p'ltted them
the SprIngboro Panth'ers"
they trampled . ' ISpriU{Ioro
grabbed a, 7 lIetor. the
again they left the floor vIctorIOUs
this time by It 40,at connt.
led 9' 6 at the clolle of the
mst perlod but Hal've)' !lburg carne
bltOk anll ,a).Oltt d t he count l7. 17
at baH time:
DlO"(lII awuy In the
thlr(1 qfuntel scorIng H marlIer!>
to Hal'veysbUlrgs S and enjoyed It
n-2.5 tblrd pm!lod I Ild. 'J.'he Spar_
luna Called to let' up In Lhe finni
stanza moving to a 40.3'1
1'lclory.
S\ln pso'n and ,111 ' k '1'l nn y.
af;ll.ln , led lh,n ddve by
8COring ]6 n.lId. 13 UlIII:kers 1'0-
spectJ\'ely. Doster und Wilson
Hal-I' eYBbur g witb: 9 ,oach.
'l1h Sllal'lons 1ncreased theh'
lend to II 25-]5 halftime score wIth
Warren heehnn hitting ror 10
polnta; in the first half,
The locnll! Increased' theIr lead
plOllt In the t hird , period and
leel 36_25 UL th'e p'!lrld's close . .
D!on Simpson:,. Gene FogLe alld
, ,
Jim Mool-e caught rhe In tbe final
stllnzlI, !'lim peon' and Fogle ,gettIng
!! mal'kels and Moore 6. Carllille
In11l d llHnl In l hEi last tew min-
utes but the rally waK ahort and
"llyn svllle went on to win 5].47
"nd the]r !fourth \srnlght Warren
,coqnty tournam\!ut cllam'Pl0n!ISlj).
DIUl I?hullsun and Wurren She'e,
Nlr. and Mrs. r:r\!d Batdorf and
daughter of Dayton, were Sunday'
al'tel.'llOon guests . or Mr. a.ild Mrs.
Howard Brown'.
In such a manDer as not tD IDter-
tere With the free flow of traffic.
. Stuckey JlJ!geats that such mo-
vements be held )9 ,minimum on
locals could get sta.rted and 1teld
a 14-11 tlrst Quarter lead, the,
Spartans came back with J ,:14,
in the t o
hold 0. 23-19 !l',hc&
Spartans and the .t'antherJO pllQ'ed
almost In:
but Waynesv11le moved 8.wa" tn
the last stanza to win 4.8-.16. 'Jack
Tinney and Dan Simpson poured
In ( the points tor WayneaYllle,
scorlnC J.9 and 13 points .respfct.
'Ively. LoUI, Morgan led
After' Suuday tbe locals hab were high scorers for the
[l\c'ed the Ca:rll.sle Indiaos iu Uo.e getting 19 and 13 points
.tlllll ls 011 r,1:ort dny night. T.be In : respectively. Gene 'F'Ogl e had 21
dlnns reaohed, tb., tlnn.ls by scor .
Mr, and Mrs. Roberl qhllpman Saturdays, 8uUda,..-aqd legal
entel'talned to dinner on Saturday fda)"s. 1s for the protecUon
ev 1)lng at thO Far Hills of ' the fatmer as weel 8S the peo-
nouse, honoring the birth'day nn r PIe the bfghways. ' .
niveraary of nOBt. 'llhe dinner .Legal JJm1ts for slie, .&8 prean-
guests were Mr, Mrs. S. N. rlb!ld by Ohio law ... re 8 feet In
KellS aD.d Col. Ilnd Mrs, J. Width !lnd . 00 teet In lenlth. Any
snk. After tlle delicious cUnner. pleq'e of machInery exceeding
tb party returned to the Chap: dth of ihese. 11.. ... aaJ:F 'be
man hOlne and were joined by. nr. moved witll' a permit, U the mach-
and Mrs. j . Robert Schmidt, or lD:e17 Is eooPerattvely ' 01l'Dec! or
OlnClnnatl, for n.n evening of Card8. beIng 'operated for bIre.
MrR. H. U. ',Rye hlis returned
after spending , weeks ill

:Mra, Lucille , Armitage was e
Sunday dinner' guest of Mr.
, Mra. Zatq" 1 .. Lebanon.
"'., .. 'I
rPermlta lie oJtalned trom
the 1oC8l atate highway patrol po_
st, wbl(:h caD iUIle per-
mit , not to nceed reuoa&blfi
lIumber of daya or d18taJme from
the ",erator's hOlDe bue. AppU-
caUon for permltll must be made
In '
JAMES WI- LAWaON ,
TOHla REWARO
- Jaures W. 66, passed
NOT:,I CE OF' APPOINTMEN'T'"" very unexpectedly whlle
working, Monday noon.
Estate of Charlotte E. Antram Is sl1l'v1ved by his ' parent,s,
aka Charlotte Antram Snapp De Mr. and Mra. Wm. l.awson. 1 sls-
cealScd. ' - I , ter, Mrs. 'ennle Fraer. Wilynes-
Notice Is hereby ville, 5 brothers, Raymond .of Cen.
O. Donnld ,Dllatush whoSe :post !.ervllJe. Rollle and J.eanar" of
orrlce AddresB i s l.ebanon. Oblo Middletown. Rex and Reese ot
been dlUy ,appoInte'!' as Ad Detro't, Michigan.
boro' witli 13 DUU"bn.. _.,t ..,
The SpartanB Journeik to
spacious Middletown gym on ii.r
urd,ay night to take on
Five d
By , MRS_ WALTER 1\. ... ,RII,I"lI!!r.
Ing victories m' el" Monow and
Mason:
, Coiwh PortEll'S starLi ng lineup at
Sheehan, StauljlY, Slmpsol1, Earn-
ha.rt, and to Lbe flQot pitted
nganst Coach. Freeman'B lneup of
Fogle, Pence, Mabry and
Ogl sby ,lj.ltd' all arly 93 fIr st'
(IU1uter 16ad. Cnrllsle was held to
3 fOlll sbots In til e firs t /louller
willie the S(JQ,r(tWB Ia. II d 3 goals
and 3 fre '
Mr.' and 1'41"11. Lowell Thomasl Washingtolll, D. C., wbo. haye
turu.ed 'home Wednesday ' evening beeri tb1llr ',gue'sts for the past
from s. two' week's, t-ti'l1 to E1lorlda. week, wel'e Saturday evening dill
, Mr, and 1\1rs. VII. C, lIeJlgdaU and nor guests Mrs. DOl:o\hy: Bum
Mrs. Edmond Mincer lind clllidren mer of Norm,nndy LUlle Farms.
of were callers onday at _ . ...: . __ ..-' _ _________ -;-:
the of' Mr. ano, Mr s. J. B. Seven tl)ovi,es han'l been sCb.ed-:
uled J>y t l10 C:oUege of VeterinaT,y
Mediclue viewing br V'arm
day dinner gllests 01 Mr. Ilhd 1111's. nnd Homo .' v ek Ma
roh
Ben Scboulthelij nt ]}aYlon, Ky, 212;t , at 001lilmbus,
for Carlisle.
SCORING .FOR WAYNESVILL.E
IN TOURNAM,ENT
Dan Simpson
Jack TInney , . .
'v\'a.rren, Sheehan
Harlan ,Ea.rnhart
Hatold : Stan1ey' ., .. ,
WIET!NQ NAMED
TO AG COMIITEE
FC
19
1-1
9
Is
0
F 'J.
10 48
It U
7 25
2 18
3 3
Col umb lUI. OHio, ' FeD; 28 ,- C;
Wieting. vlee
and cllrector of 'Clrgi.ril<:atlOD
. .. ,
@hio Flirm Bureall FildetaUon,
,. ' na:ned to '
Ive Branch of ,the Government.
'/rhe committee Inilludes thlrty_
one member8. l'epresentlng faml
organIzations, perIodicals, and
prIvate Indu$.t ry, who nre advoct-
ling that t he . .recommendations of
the Hoover Ccmml158910n "b& put
Into effect.
mitl all egg today! -Rnd
evory IlIlY!
wYV A or the A funeral wiil be Jteld
of Ohllr\otte E. Antram aka C,bar- Thursday at Stubbs
lotte Snapp late of Way FuneraJ. Home, Rev. B. Cole-
'nesville, Warren County, Obio, man offlclatlng. BurJal will be In
MI8S Peggy Tumblellon returned
home from ClnclDnati. SattlrdflY
evelllng, where /!hE! hJlI! been. wltb
her aunt; Mrs. 'I,Iu'gu Arthur, who
has been Quite 1IL tor sel'eral

deceased. ' Minml Cemetery. weeks.
Dated this 13th dllY of February
1950 .
ludge of the Probate Court.
, . Warren County. Oblo
C . . Donald' DlIatlish, Attorney
PUblished FeJlruary ;!3, March2,9.
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CHANQE ' OF D"TE
ON SERIES
The next c'oncett series will be
11eld In ' the W; ynesvllle High
Sobool Februo.ry ' 28
instead, ot Mar:h' l. '.
l!nc1e Sam Says. '
v ........ Be 80me of ,._
.. ". already recelyecl a H .... Dal
8entce LIfe lJIauraDlle dlvIdead
wldala aIlOlll4 be tbe mUM ., .......
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_e lDeII87" .. I DM.. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Leon Salisbury t
Soine folka have ears steam' C: ' H., spent Sunday
libovela- always' prcllng up dll't: with Mrs. Nettle Emrick.
Mr. Mrs. Earl Young lind
NtW"eEN:TURY CLUB
TO HOLD:.MEE1:INQ
Mrs. T. Y. iBa,rnh.t Jle
bostess to the lIiew (!entury; Club
on Friday, February 24th with
. ' ,
Mrs. J ; . H. Sackett as .ponBor of
the program. '
NOTICE OF
..
Iils\.l!te of Frances JJrannock, De-
cea8!1d. ' .
NoUce Is heteby j, dYeD that
'rhomaiJ B. Bl'IUlnock whose Poat
Oftlce .' Address la ,South Lebanon.
Ohio, hu been duly at
AdmlnlBtrator ,of tJie EState ot
. Frances IJrannbck ' late - ot War-
rith ,County, . Ohio, deeeaaed . ..
paled C\&y of January
Mr. " and Therle Jones uttel)<l
ed a: card , party SundllY everi \,ng at
the home of Mr; and Mrs. ' C(1rl
Pickerl1)g" at Ceo tervlJle. .
Mr. and Mils. 'Everett Early I'e
turned Saturday'after several weeks
stay ai, .St. Florida.
Mr. yernen Pmlltey ente(lllJno.
Ilxty pests to a ,surprlse blrth\lay
part,y "for Mrs, }>urslQY at.
WUlows" north of Centerville
Sunday evening. A covered dlsll
t
was '-served. ,
. Mias Jane K.enrlck
, friends to a. theatre parly
tim TWin theatre. Wa.ynesyill e.
Sunday afternoon, namely': Mt flsea
Lynn Ire\!l.n Jean Ls.Rue, Jannel
Conner. 8all1 W.orkman and Char
lotte. Kl,ontl,
Mr, and Mrs. Will Ross .hu.vo
oldlbeJr- property to' Mr, 'and
1950.
. n.ALJ>H H. CAllEY Mra. Charles Br:ldges' of Belmont'
Judge of the ProlMate Court will ,t!t'ls 'week' to the
Warren Oount7, Ohio lohha property, wl1iob they r e'
canOy .
Stanley " Stanley, Attorneys
Publl811er Feb. 9. 'io. &lid 28. 1960. Mr .. aDd MI'8. Hallold
1'81lltertalfnitcl to dlhner Sunday e e
NOTICE ,OF APPOINTMENT '
Exeeutor
'Estate . or Johanna M. GusUu,
'
Notice ta hereb7 glven that
Everett 1.. OuUn wh" Post Of.
flce addree. la waruemu .. ' 0hlo:
baa been duly appointed .. Ex.
ecutDr of tile matate or JoIwma
M. late or WUftIl
Ohio;- .......
lIr. imd Mrs. Ell Furnas n.nd
ehlldren. Mr. and l'fI:rs. Keller
HoaII: daughter and Mr. Ilnd
lira. Paul Tomlinson of nelLr
W&J11Uvllle.
IIr. and lira. Seth FumllB spent
8uncIaTI evenlnl at tile home of
IIr. and lin. -wattl!!1' Kenrick.
'llhe LTOe Card Olub WlIS eDter
talDe4 .t the
home ot lira. Tnomaa _BurtoD. of
Datet ..tIIII , 11h tv or I'ebruar7 .ALa orr AUTO LICENSE
'1110. . - , IN WAYNESVILLE .
- BALI'B B. CABJD'f lIeaIe_tIIII w1l1 go
,rqe or tb PJobMe Coin1 OIl 'uJe IIuoIa 1 at Smlth
W..,. ... 4epatr
I People, SpC?tsln the News.

FIVE CENTS A COFlY
The Low: Down
Hickory
---- '
In this epistle 1 will delve "InLo
"Wliat Is A Oorporatlon." . Thel'e
Ie no need for B two Inch tillck'
book on thebry. I reCKon theu. ays .
Heury. that you w111 befuddlk us
liS 0. complete, but just
QUiet, I , !
A corporation, once tt it A
ohill above water nnd is 'II
III big l.okin_ Blit being big I and '
being useful can' go together. lUke
this General El.ectrlc
that pours big dinero tnto res:ear.
ch and comes up, wUh ll;eful
.th.lngs like , bIgger and; x . '
raYB; . turbo-jet engines And a [000
helpful gadgets. ' . '
But back to my topic - .cof,l)or-
1I110nl!. ' ,.here waR R 'fellow out In ,
PJ;1dget Bound who- years n-
,10- .... , Ire mould take some
mofatve fi'oI!1 frelh U!lIk- ' put
the, product In a C&I1- sell It-
some money. Canned, it
could be shipped tarthe!', :keell
longer. aDIl fre.h, In Ito nnd dc'
vlous So got himself
I!- cow.. got a few ema dol-
lara here and mere !rom his :hru-
Btlng 'friends - aQd he WaA In
bna....... Ria 'WlI8 a corporation,
rflJbt oft ' the . .,
' . - etp'"arlmeni,
, It . turied out, was f a .uices/l.
wlll tbe anll "hlte
any looks hlg I!ow.. Its Bet-up
la enctJy , as Is ' <was ' wilen ! Mr.
Stuart bought bls. contented, Ho.-
Isteln-J and naked ' his ' first
few thrifty dollars.
Yours w1th the down,
Jo Serra
P.-T. A. r.t'EETINQ
TO BE HELD
The regular Illeetlng of the
Parent.Teaohers AssocIation will
be held M!lnday D1glit,February
27th In the Hlp' Jilchool Auditor_
Ium. AU members are' urged to
attend this meeting. .
Don't torget ' 1\fr/!. . Wm. H.
diSCUSSion On ' "Britain's
Present Predicament." This m'eet-
Ing promises to be very ,Interest.
Ing. For chUdren there Is the
!11m '''Ohlo W!lldUfe." This wJlI
be ?ry' 'worthwhile and educa'
tlonal.
'1'200 DONATED
BY FARM BUREAU
FOR CHU.RCH AwiRDS
,COlumbus. Feb: '28 - .A
total of '1200 been
,ed by' the Farm. Bureau Coopers.
U,,:e ABsoclatlon and the' Farm
Bureau InBuran:e companies to
the Oblo Cpl!ncll of OVhurehe8 to
provide scbols.rsb!P8 for 18 rural
miDistrs.
AnnOUncement ,or . the Bllbolar-
sblp awords was ' made last week
hy Evans, vIce president
of personn.el (crr th'3
JJureau Insurance com.P!ln.
leB, !It a 'dinner held at the Bro .
ad Street Methodist church
l
here
The dinner, bY'.
Ohio CouneD of Chur!.'be\l, ' was In
with the
eonTentloD.
to Clyde N.
TOWD an,d Country De.
PartIn_t. the Oblo CounCil, the
schOlarsldp8 .01 be. to
lIlen -.leotect as "rural mInsters
ot the ,ear." These awordl, no.
pra .. , be m&4e to min.
f1tetll who are doing "oulitand-
Ins work tor "e e8uae ot rural
, life."
Awaril"lnnlD" ministers will
toto the Oberlin School of TheoJ-
07, .Tu.,. 10 to Ju17 ft, for over
two-weeks trafnin, In the newly-
eatabl18hec1 School tor Rural Le-
aders there. .Le0nar4-A, audle"
DeaD ot the Gradllar Snhool of
TIleololY. , 0IMIr1fll eonep. wa
ena 1wl4 to dllC1J18 tile laboot
PAGE TWO
THE MIAMl ...... ",' I WAYNESVILLE, OHIO Thursday. February 23, 1950
NEWS ANALYS/S-----.
New Site lor Gorden British La borites F'ace Major Test;
POLITICS;
Sound & Fury
u 1
AILlN(':' \ Jt GE
BY ItOGER C. WHITMAN
LONDON; ENGLAND. - The
CI h Wth Old F
Lewis, Minen as I oe;
The sound and fury of the up.
coming congressional elections was
IncreAsing In volume. It the Re-
publicans could make It stick. they ,
had found their Issue: "Liberty
against Socialism."
I
Leak.y Porch Floor
QUESTION: My cellar goes uD-
der the front porch and the porch
floor leaks. The cellar al so Is cold
at that spot. What .would be the
best way to seal the wood porch
floor and to insulate unde,r the
floor? I was thinking about usin,
Iii gypsum board as insulation.
Would that ' insulate against cold?
U.S. to Continue Egg-Price Support Fleet street journaUst - and
HOWEVER. it appeared the
GOP was running Into tbe same old
trouble- inabillty to let along. The
"me too" element. whlle pretend
ing. or appearIng. to ha ve chal)ged
ita 'collective minds. was. never-
theless chomping 1I't the bit when
called upon to embrace a more lib-
eral attitude.
Edinburgh ltands on the alte
of the odglnal Jerusalem.
AI for Sodom-that l8I some-
where near Brussels, In Bel-
gium. And Lot and his daugh-
ters fled to the ca v.ea of ,south-
ern EnglllJ'ld when the city was
destroyed b,. fire along ,with
Gomorrah.
- ITOR'S NOTE' When opinion. &.e " ....... In U Ihmoot 11It, are tbo r W:!tern Ne,.,pa.ir tJQlo. '''., aaa"',', ao. not nlor.'.l'lIy Of . thl. IIlr .... 'P .......
Fann Shop Lay.out
Adds More Space
More Equipment Added
As Skill Is Increased
These Bssertlons Bre contained
In B book by Cowyns Beaumont.
"Britain-the Kcy to the World."
The book has been avidly
seized upon by the Bri tish
Israel society. whose members
hold that ' the Angles. Saxons
. Bnd Jutes, as weU as the ancient
Bri tons. who form the core of
the population of ,the
Isles. were descended from a
lost tribe of Israel. Their theo-
ries are regarded akepUcall,y
by arcbeologists and others.
Beaumont' claims ( that ,the
Bristol channel was once the
sea 01 GaUlee . and ' .that the
Gadar boar harried the inhabi-
tants of the Seven elltts_
for Edlnbureb. the delaUs
of Jeruaalem was written by
Josephwl and Neliemiah, ..
weU a. in the loapela. have aU
been located by BeaumoDt In
the Scottlsb eaplt.al: KIng Dav-
Id'a palace atood on Mount ZIon
where Edinburgb caltle now II
raised .nd the park touching on
Prince ..... once was the vaUe,
of .Teboeapb.l. .,
Cancer Experts Say
Leukemia Is Stopped
By HormoDe ACTH
NEW YORK.-Tbree cancer ex-
perts have reporled . th.t .acute
leukelnla fa beln, atopped by the
bormone ACTB.
Five tfenb made dramatic
improverrient after treatment with
the drug. accordln, to Drs. O. H_
Pearson, L. P. Ellel a.nd T. R. Tal-
bot. Jr., of the Sloan-Kettering In-
aUtute .nd Memorial hospital
One d1Ild had a relapse three
weeks later. but .,aln wal brought
back toward bealth with ACl'H.
"lb. others, two children and two
adulta, aun were better' cine de,
to five weeb after gettin, bor-
mone. '!'bey bad .WOIt 110 IlIu of
tile dlMaae. 'l'bey bad ftcelved
.117 fIlJecttona for It to 30 da1"
Wheth.r tIIe7 wiD have reta.,.es
IB not knowD Jet, Dr. PearsoD .. Id.
He laid these improvementa st:m
musl be called and in
complete_
Other treatmenta brin, temP;Ol'-
In leukemia. But the best
01 ' the.e bas been onl, about 30
per cent effective , tn chlldren.
ACTa .ppear. to be the best drul
to help tbeIe patlenta.
Leukemia Is cancer of the
blood. wltb the body too
man,. white blood cells. Acute or
fast acting attacks usually k.Ill In
a few week. or months.
Ohronlc leukemia, which people
mily have for years. also Is halted
temporarUy by ACTH. It comes
back Iliter, but then the hormone
,can bring Improv\3ment a second
time, . ,
ACTH is being made fro,m ox bile
end bog pituitaries. What litUe
there is goes to medi<;al men for
researcb on leukemia.
rheumatic fever and others dis-
eaSes.
lie-Detector Test Frees
Man If tar Eleven 'Years
''DETROIT, MICH.-Because of a
lie-detector test, Forrest Huff. who
served 11 years for . a crime he at-
ways denied. was a free man
again. .
Cleared by three lledetector
tests of any part In the 1938.holdup
of a tavern, the 33year-old man
'wns released. Be finished long
BRITAIN:
Warning S.ounded
The pledge 01 Anthony Ed!!n,
British deputy Conservative lead-
er. who. with Winston
Bnd other party big-wiGS In today s
election. is hoping to overthrow
the Labor party. that the
vatlves will work with all nahons
for peace. might have meant more
than It i ndlcu ted. ,
, EDEN. being the astut !l world
diplomat that be is. must know
that are elements [n many
places. particularly the United
States. who feei that there must
be no turther support of powe.r for
the Labor party In England.
With the Laborltes' position
often regarded as the tostering of
aoclalism. the more conservative
people everywhere fear It. n has
been an ama%lng thing to most stu-
dents of world history how the
British. traditiona Uy jealol,l5 of
their liberties, ever l1ermltted the
imposition ot this kind of govern-
menl upon them. A reduction of
the answer to fundamentals might
explain that It came about only
througb the economic distress of
the once proud and mighty empire.
IT IS APP ARENTL Y assured
that whatever tbe outcome, the
Labor party faces its severest test
In today's election. '
Eden warned. in the first broad
cast of a Conservative speech In
' the just-ended campaign. ' that. the
"Unlted Nations Is at Its lowest
ebD. the democracies are forced
to pay dearly for armaments. and
the nightmare of communism
stalks through Asia,," He made a
tellIng polnt ' in recalllng that the
. Labor party In 1945 declared that
It It were relurned to power. It
could get with the Russians
because of its Socialist Ideolog)'-
.nd how the world situation had
,one from bad,to worse, slnee then.
OPPOSJTION SPEAKER Labor-
tte Fuel Mlnlner Huah Galtskill.
had told an audience at Leeds that
the cost of .oclallsm wal In
BritaiII.. an" would remain hlgb,
but declared tbe coat worthwhile
because uDder the Labor govem'
ment aeute Pave", haa been
" ,
That Wai a debatable point about
Wblcb tbe ugumeDt continued
wblle Britain voted.
,GGP]UCES:
,No HumptY Dumpty
The Amerlcall ell situation h.d
no obance to rival the nurser)'
Hump." Dump." ator)'. Inasmuch
al federal price IUPPOrts were fixed
10 that no such faU as occurred to
the ntarler)'-rbyme egg could bap-
pen to his modem counterpart.
THE GOVERNMJ!:NT. which al-
ready own. 100 million dol-
lara worth of etgs Intended to keep
on buying them through March of
this year. Tbe Idea was to support
the prlee at an average of 25 cents
a do:!:en on the farm.
The government's policy wall
qua Intly stated by one federal of .
!iclal who summed it up with:
"The hens are laying their ' fool
heads off,"
The (arm price of 25 cents a
dozen was about 75 per cent of
parity, a level calculated to be
equally fair to produ cers and con
sumers. Producers 01 dried eggs.
the statement said. would contlnlle
to get about 95 cents a pound.
Most of the eggs the . government
buys ' are dried. In the past , two
years It bas accumulated about 73
million pounds of these most
. at 8 prioe of $1 ,26 a pound. Some
are stored in a cool cave near
Atchinson. Kansas. The rest are In
warehouses In other, sections of'
the countr)'.
THE QUESTION of what to do
. with them bas become the ma'or confinement without" bitterness. problem, The law permits the qe.
"There'lI no use thlnkln!; about partment ot agriculture to give
the past." Huff said. "I ' was just them away U they are kept out of
11 victim of circumstances. It's the I commercial. competitive channels.
future that counts l'1ow'" . Tb.Is restricts them to weUare pur-
His immedla.te ,future included poses and ,similar uses.
,etting a Job to earn some money; 1 "
then a trip to Georgia to see his TAXATION-
mother and "show ber that 11m go- , '
Ing ahead to make something out Em All
of lIle." . I The treasury of the United States
Prospects of doing that looked wants ' to put the tax . bfte on a lot
ver)' dark to Huff 11 year. ago of organi:!:atJons Which are not now
When, protesting bls Innocence. he paying ' any Income tax on the op.
wa. .ent to Southern Mlchlgari eratlon of unrelated businesses.
pl'iaon wUb three other can- The treasul"1 made a request to
victed In the boldup. congren that this be done, asser(-
The others admitted their part, Inll that ,of!le labor unions. busl-
bul 'insisted Huff was not involved. . ness leagues. loclal clubs and char-
D.C. C,ololrons Produce
Mflyl,,' Known EI_Inl
itable and educ:at:onal . organlza
tlon. were getting away with non
payment ot tax that tbe treasury
Inslnl should be paid. '
Thundering Again
I
Like a slucll Victrola recorll
or aD old mowle canstanU,. re-
showl,.., .Tohn L. LewI.. mine
uDloD csar. waa In the newa
a,.aID. thll time wlab anotber
coal etrille' 011 the boarela,
Lewl. entarH as be appe.ra
before abe conference table
durlne contraot renewal t.lka
wblch broke down.
PIT MEN:
An Old Foe
In an !lday closed meeting. memo
bers ot the Republican national
,committee' and house and senate
,Republi cans attempted to Ir on out
Ithelr dl1ferences. They hnd hoped
Ithat a proposed st ntement of "prln-
ICiples and objeotives" would
llerl(e to u'nlfy the ' party a nd
liS a basic pl atform for the cam
palgn electioneering.
Out of the welter of discord
came these arguments within the

Vigorous opposition to most ot
Jill". Truman's Fair Deal poUcy.
A middleground on U.S. foreign
JlOllcy. advocating continuance of
the bipartlsan polley, but sharply
eTiticising the admlnlstratl"n of It.
Particular condemnation of "sec:
ret agreef!lents" at Yalta and Poh-
dam.
OpposiUon to the .pread of corq-
munlsm.
Denunciation of any socialized
bealth program, wage and price
cIDntrol. the Brannan plan.
RETURN to a balanced budget
and repeal ot wartime excise taxea.
A fair price for the larmer.
plroducts.
Thc shop layout. sketched by
, Harold E. Gulvin. New York tellch .
I er ot vocational agriculture. In-
cludes spaces for more equipment
than most 1!l rmers plan to put In
their shops; but he has observed,
11e says. thnt fnrmers r apidly ob-
lain more equipment ns they be-
skilled In hondling thei r own
repair. and constr uctJon wOrk .
Tn describing th e (arm shop In
the . book. "Welding for
Farmers. " published by the James
F. Lincoln Arc Welding foundat ion.
Cleveland. Ohio. slotcs that this
plnn Is the result of many years of
experience In working In and
amlning many farm shops. and
makes the fo\lowing suggestions:
For atorage spl\ce. dra.w-
en should he InstaUed under the
benches. The walls can be ' used to .
That was the .caffolding tor the
pl atform which the committee
hoped would satisfy aU the Repub-
An old and hated enemy w.s IIcans. First results Indicated It I &..- --
again at grips .wlth John L. Lewb will not. All of whicb would bring bang other ' tools where they can lind his United Mine worker.. srol1es to Democrntic In- easUy be seen and reached. The After Ii deJay which brought him alimuch as, there is little hope for heating siove Is placed in the cor- sharp criticism. President Harry vlcto'ry at all by Republicans who ner neDr the smokestack provided
Truman bad turned to the devIce
are divided. It would be tougb tor the forge. he declares be hates In order to it they were aU united. The entire right side ot thlll sh.()l) bring order out of the coal .. trike
plan Is for tractors and trucks.
chaos.
FOREIGN AID: There Is handy chain holst fOI ' THERE WERE MANY who baf,
railing heavy machinery oPPQsl.to begun to wonder It Mr. Truman- Bc,ttomless Pit? the large overhead outSide door.
known for the sttlbbornness be em- The question of whether the The air compressor and the welder ploys when balked-ever would re- tTnlted States ever would be freed lire close to the outSide door so .ort to the T.H law to rellolve the of the burden of supplying economic that tires can be Inflated and rna- mine deadl.oelc. Now that he has. aid to Europe was beginning to oc chine's can be welded without hav- If would' cause much delight In the cupy the minds ot many U.S. clti Ing to drive Into the shop. The arc ' ranka of the pollUcal , opposition. zens. . , welder should h a v e sufficient
The T-H law. bowever recarded. With more than eight bUlion dol welding eable to reach well over hal been used .everal timel In n.- larl already spent on eUorts to- the repair area,
tlonal emer,enclea with an effect walrd European on The combination of an are weld- that dvea It real caule for be- th.! baall of released figures-and er. .n acetylene torch, a black- InC. wbether an10ne .It or not. western EUropeall natlon. now smlth'l forge, a heav,y-duty Jrind- Tbe mlnera. however. Ihowed asldol for another four or five bll- er, drm prell
r
aner a ,"etal defiance. '!'bey atm chanted the * UOII\ for UIe nest two ,.ar.. the lathe are aD InclulSed lit this Ihop tr.dltional retrain: "No contr.ct .a&anomlcal ftl\inl wen becom and are ' The
ANSWER: To' make the wood
porch floor l'eakproof, cover It
with a roofing canvas. then paUlt
it with a goodquality floor pa int.
If ins ulation Is desired, place a
bl a nket or batt type of ins ulation
between the floor joi s ts on the
undel'side of tJ1e porch Door.
WY! No skill rlu ired.
H. nJl es like PUIIY
. . nd hanlen!
Inro wood.
/D/' On eledric fans, lawn
tr..). rollerskates3-IN-ONE Oil
OVERJOYED! YEARS OF
LAXA JIVE DOSING ENDED!
lettera
BRANmers.Ma.p"nl-
ous results can be
yours, too. if you suf-
fer from constipation
due to lack ot dietary bulk. l!:at an
of tasty Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
daily, drink plenty of water] U not
'comple/elll satisfied alter 10 days.
return empty carton to .Kellogt'8.
Battle Creek. Mich. GET DOUB E
YOUR MONEY BACiK_
-no work." And It looked like a Ing more altronomlcaJ. . IJ"inder and drJll 'preaa .... In- ... fifTh t altu U Indl t-" '
110 An JOU SOlDI &broucll UMI 'unc"onal
contract agreem"ftt was ar 0 as apparen a on ca - !taUed on upportln, post.. w- "Dllddl.-q." period p.cullar to
the Pre.ldent named a three-memo that an the Eap .upporters bad to Inl the grlndlnl and drilUDl of wom'D 13I-aa ,..,." Doe. \lila DIU.
be .. board of inqwl"1 wbo would at- do_ In order . 10 get more funela for Ion" p lecea. The vile II at. ,ou ,ulr., from bot a .. b... feel to ..
.._. htab-etnllll. tired? Then do
tempt to reltore peace in European aid wal to report ".mu- tached to .nother .upportlnl POlt. trl' t.Jella PIDllhaDl. V .. euble
troubled altuation. tn. progre.... by the forellD na-
Oompound to reU , sucb I TO THE BOARD. President Tru- tiona on the road to recovery, and Safety Shie' ld May End bResuel_ uOpf
man named David L. Cole. Patter- Immediately temper that with
anDo11q mlddte.a.e dlltreul son. N_ J . atlomey who headed a "but"-the "but" belD, that Power line Accidents LYDIA.' L PINKHAM'S
IIlmilar board In 1948 that settled and more money would have to be It II beginning to appear that the
. bitter contract row between apent "jf" recovery were to be end of power line accldentl may Sh !.ewil and the operators; John permanent. . be approaching faster than anyane IIOW She op.
Dunlop. Harvard university btlsl- The plan .11 aupposed to believed. for manufacturers of I n
ness school. and a veteran In labor end In 1952. but the follower of U.S. farm equipment . are now produc- 'C h' de"
managj!ment relations: and W. foreign pollcy ljS It affects aid to Ing power line safety shields that' , as an arry.
Willard Wirtz, Northwestern unl needy nations would lay the . "CUS- cannot be removed when the shatt verslty law professor and former tomary. eighttofive" that the pl!!n Is In opernt ion.
chairman of the wage stabilization wlU in 1952. These shields may be opened for board.
By thaI time. with crisis mount- servicing a'nd inspection of the TheIrs would be the dlHlcult 'lb. Ing on .crisls because !If the Imml power but they cannot be because John L . Lewis WIIS a dim. enc'e ot the Hbomb and word that removed unl ess the oper at or goes I cult -man to deal with. He might be Russia alrendy has It . . it logl c(l l1y Lo work on, them with a blowt orch even more ditricult since his three may lic ex,pected that there will be or II chisel-and nobody expects. day work weeJ< hod r educed the found multiple reasons lor cont in- that to happen. '
nation's coal s tocl{pl\ e to a (wo ull nc,C! of aid to Europe to an ex-tent I !;,or many ye;tr s the manutac. week s'lPply at the t ime ot the whereof no man can see the elld. turon of f arm machinery hRlle
strike.
R P I been provid ing shieldS t Qt power
RED H-BOMB.
' alms are ower . lines. but many farmcrs have
(ailed to keep the sta"dard shield
, in pl aoe despite the fact tnat rapid
Terrific Echo
There was a sudden and dramatic
Interruption In all the talk about
tho hydrogen- or H-bomb. ' Just as
everyone was pondering the fate ot
a world on which the monstrous
weapon be along
came a rcport that the Russians
already had It.
1'he reporter was an Engllshman,
a Mr. de Courcy. who claimed that
he had secret sources Inside the
Iron . curtain which told hlm what
ever was going -on.
THE CLAIM WIlS a bit
for the average American to ac
cept. Inasmuch as there was still
. no actual proof the Reds ev-cr had
the atomic bomp. Stili. It was n
nice. frlghtenlng topic of talk. and
discussion was rather widespread.
Naturally. ,he first impulse WIS
a great rushing to revamp oil At-
lantic defense plans and. ' perhapl .
more naturally. to talk of greater
U.S. outlay of arms tor berself and
tile pact nations.
ttmld all the excitement ran an
undercurrent of lIPY thrl1ls and na-
tional menace with the disclosure
that Il German who h!ld
worked with the Br{tlsb In de-
veloping the Abomb. had
.ecret information ' eoncernin,
weapon to the Rusllana.
Ci e r t r a d Voleyulk. (rt.-bl,.
above) lIhockerJ Berliners b,
-olalmlai,. tbe power &0 rilise .the
delw and bea' Ibl-slCk- She
Urllt amased Berl wbeu ala.
drifted ID from stem Ger
maD territor,. .nd Islued aD
to pareut. of receDII,
de(!ea.ed cblIdrn to brb,
abem to ber for re"val. There
V/'eft no ta'ers. TIJe "bealer"
Is aboWn bere aUempilll,. to
all'. a paral,sed WOJI.!an who
AlII De ' ''felt mac.. better"
aller trealmeDI.
Iy-revolvlng power take-off sha(is
neverpresent hazard.
Top Heroford
BeneIIel'. Pride, I ...,. ...
lIereIor. which w.s .. met
aranci champion. steer or Ule
Amerloan B 0 1a'i Livestock
SlIow III ' Kanlal CIt)'. wit" Ulli
la4 who lired Ihni' 19-year .14
Bob IIcIUDleF. 01 D.le. 0 ...
1I0ma. .... ."lUnIel'a l7.yur
0111 ftaaoee, lI.arIne ,.......... "
Without P.lnful
AI we let older. Itr .. and ItrAln, oyer-
exertion. el c .moklnl or frO
Cold l omcl irneJ low. down kidney tune-
ti on. 1' hill may I ftod mllny folk. to carra
plAin or lI ugt ol backllt.he. Iou of pop . nd
energy" Rna Cul l in"
up olght.- or trnquBnt mny rlll ult
IrolU mi nor hl udd" r Irrllollon. duo LO eolcl.
dllb,pn_ or d le ... ,y Indi.eretaon.
If your dl8comforu a re due- to t heee ,
c. u.c.. don't w.,l. t.ry O OIl O' , l' l Ua, a mild
diureUc. Uftd I Ucct.'8-, rull y by m1tlfon. fo,
o.er 60 While (b ,y,np,om. may-
O(C.,UD ot-berwl .. ocr:ur. h i. amtnlna bow
m'aoy 11m... Doaa'i 1(lvo hi ppY rllll . l-
help Ibo 16 mil .. or lub ... ond
nUib out walLe:. C.t Doao' . l'lU. today'
DOAI'S PILLS
application BERKELEY, CALlF.-The Un! . Vance N. KlI'by. the treasury'.
,YersltiY of C . Ufoml. cyclotrons tax-Ielillative counael, made It Goo, '0lliln7 EUTHANASIA: ba.e producecl .nother element- clear, however, that the admlnla-
Case in Point
MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT
FertiHler Shortage Seen .' for t-,.llf. of your plat
tIaI8 one the heavast known. tratlon t.x pro,ram did Dot con-
n. new iub.tance, No. 8'1, In ,the template .ucb tax treatment of
Ad"oc:atea of euth.nllla- "mere)' ;atomlc scale. la the fifth.to be Pfl)- religious bodie., except a. the,. leak. and rind .upport for their
l
dDced b, the cyco1otron s particle might be affected in the operation cernln, the .eerets of the hv,irn" .... 1 view., In the action of a Bridgeport. bombardmenta. ' ! 01 educational Inltltutlon.. I bomb, .pprebensive officials Coan.. jury In acqulttln,
Dr. Glen T, Beaborl. profe'lor I Be .ald tbe proposal. would ap- i citizens were ..further dlaturbed Carol Ann Pallht of tbe-alayln, of lor ebem1ltr7. .aId It P
robab
17 , ply to labor unIOns bUlin ... I reports that a former clerk In ber a,ancerridden fatber. . WOIdd be named 1111leagueB and aoelal cJuh. I Frencb eonsulate at SLeUIn. Poland. A JUr)' made up of aU parents
IIoaor or the clb', - B. allo. empballud Ibat the to . bad confessed be bad led an elplon fDuncl the 21-,eu-old coUPle Ib'l What tile new elemeDt 18 Uke recommendatioa waa concemed. 'ale network thllt obtalned Inform. not of. .I&yln, her father. :.. what mlJbt be dCXIII wftb It 01111 with "bUIlD... Income wbleh Uon on Brltllb. mDltar)' mOVt' had fired a bullet throbP ..... not d1aelNecI. Dr. SeabGr. .. Dot lJIcJ'dent or related to the m.ntI. Be w tcleiitlfted ., bead after It wal aid 1beoretIcal COfIIlde.raUan ruIeI ueDlpt purpoH." Blmon Robm,aa.
be bid onl WHII ,,, Ih ..
.. .. ale III aloado weApoaa.
_. , t .... !. S . =-pIMa an 1-.ad dIp U, bun Nfll Ali mmlDen &l1IIi' pn"" (1'.Iao .. DI ........... lcotDfl!" ... llilOft
--" 111_ Plud-U;;; Lar OD upper Farmers' eanno. buy aU the fel'- W .. :::-:-bi .. c!,d II mold.
=
th -- H...... 1MIin1l II...u." Ift.ODole
UlJIer the, want w!ll) e, w..... ... BriiDm. iii ....
It durin, the ... c,,_ :..::r:;
cordiDI to B. 3, qte, 01 the MllIOurI iertWser IDspectJoD Ia UIiI lore ""'., EM -' _ r.BalcwdJecoarMiUlOQo
III! o _.w_
. Be that the fer1UbIar . ........ ...-U- .
Inqtr7 ... ea",cL .. Jo furnIall "" ...... ,.... ..... 'r ..... IId .. III=_ .........
farnatrs u fe.rtWzet .. til., wallt fOlo tbtI1080 crops ., fDI =--p1:;I..:t.= __ lII sa,.
tIieIr dHditI II .... .,. III'IIacII AIMW., ....
_ ", &to ...... apiee
"
Th arsday, February 23, 1950
Ripping through the air like
a spear of fire (above), a 15-
million-volt bolt of lightning.
most powerful . produced by
man, leops between two im-
pulse generators in the General
Electric company's Pittsfield,
Mass., high laboratory.
Such man-made lightning ' aids
man hI' his never-ending battle
against the 'destructive for.ces
'of natural lightning. At fjght is
.. Dr. W, D: Coolidge, inve/1tor of
of the hot-cathode X-ray tube
which ' made an exact ' science
the hitherto X-roy
practice.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
Reaching into all phases of
human lif.e, the accomplish-
ments of scientists and engi-
neers in the past ho If-century
add up to some of the .most
amazing stories of all time.
From many laboratories, from
countless men liove come a
steady flow ideas which
have brought new products,
new processes. Combined, they
have given America unpQr-
aUeled standard ot living. Photo
at left shows notion's first "big"
turbine - 5,000 kilow$Jtts - for
generation of electric power: It
was installed ,in 1903 in the
Fiske street station of the Com-
monwealth Edison company ill
Chicago.
,
By Richard Hill Wlllr.lnson
"IUD'S ONLY going to be here
a couple of weeks," ConnIe
said. "And nft er alI " Ihe' s my
brother Tom' s guest and i,t' s up to
me to hel p entertain hi:m. You
under stand, don' t you, M,nrc?"
"Sure," said Marc. not looking
at her. "sure. ! understond. You
go ahead and be nice t o him, Can
nie. I understand all right. "
WhIch was true, bitterly true,
Marc had begun. to understand two
,days at-t er Jud
r-------, Mor ri s 0 n had
3
. Minute Innded nt t b e
,Fiction Norber ts' for a
visit.
'--____ .....J Jud was bIg and
handsome and had a way him.
In college he . had been quite a
rage. Tom Norbert, hIs roomma1e,
iuid raved about him betore he alt,
rived. but even Connie hlldn' t ex,
pected such a splendId IIpecimen
ot manhood as Jud proved to be.
' A roadster stopped be.fore the
house and Jud oame ,up
the walk. "Hi, Connie," he grinned.
"All set for our round Clf golf?"
Then he saw Marc standing on the
porch beside Connie. "Hello there,
Marc. How about joining us?"
Marc smiled and shook Ills heael.
he said. got a ten-
nis date. See you two lOnlght."
II, he renected, be oouia,
oDly Jud oot of his element
perhalHl tbe oollel:e b e r 0
wouldn" IIhow up 110 weill.
Several nI ghts later at the coun
. try club danc;e Marc got Connle
alone and suggested a. fi sihi ng trip
for the next day. "We .:an take
Jud along." he explained. "It'll
be something new In hi s expel"
ience and probably he' ll gd a ba ng
out of it."
. Connie. who liked fi shinu herseH.
thought It was Ii grand idea.
And so the lhree of tbem drove
...,.... ..... ... "' .... l up to Beaver Lilke the tlext day.
Experimentation with 0 i I
films on wat.r, by
Dr. Irying Langmuir (above), un-
COtered a new of chl,,?-
I In the afternoon they put. on their
waders and fished.
Connie elected to show Iud how
to rig his line and cast, 8T:ld wa lch
ing t hem Mar c knew a feeli ng ' of
frustration. He bad to
somehow get Jud 'to follo,v him Into
I the rapids where the g'()lng was
treacherous and where only one
. experienced In such things could
navigate without losing ' his toot-
hold. He had a vague Idea of ' res-
cuing Jud from the swirling tor
rents, thereby establishing Jud'lI
weakness Connie' . mind' and JUs
S
UDDENLY HE KNEW that he
was helpless. There' was notb
ing he could do about the \hing
that was happening' between , Jud
and Connie. The feeling'. that he
had 10ward Jud was not one ot
condemnation, but envy. . If Jud
were trying to steal Connle away,
he was doing so unwltilngly. Any
one, but a fool could tell he wa sn't
aware of any understanding exist-
ing between the girl n,nd Marc.
Md so lV):al'c abandoned bls
for revenge.
"And, ' besldea,
wUb UJe maD I bave-a. mall
wbo'a hi, enoul'b to be Ir.IncJ
to maD Ill!e Iud
They returned home the next day,
. and the day atter that Marc made
. a bUSiness trIp to Belkrlap. When
he got back. Judson' w,;
g'one. Marc didn't call .Connle To-
morrow or the day after be W811
leaving on a month's joulmey up
stale. He clIdn't ' want to see ,C911ole
before be lelt. It would hu'rt too
much. .
Bat be did leO ber. COllJ!le
eame over tlaat Dlsht 'andl lound
111m altHal' al01le oa 'he porch.
"Hello," Ihe said. "where in U1e
world, have you been?"
"'Away on business. Unexpected."
''Well. I should think. 110." Sile
carpe . close to him' and Silt down.
"Jud len this mornhli. He asked
me to lay goodbye til you' "
"Jud's' a good egg," Malrc said
"Too good." said Connle . "Good
tecting viruses, toxins, poisons ness, I'd hate to be manied to a
istry known as tWo- dimensional
or won
for Itim the Nobel priie. It pro-
vided a' means for optically de-
and other tiny, in,isibl. sub- man Illte that."
'IYou would?" laid aston
stances, Photo at left shows a Ished. "why?" "
modern General Electric tur- [ "Why? why, would
He'. too lIelrsufflclent." She
bin., . 12 times more powerful laughed. "And' besIdes, I'lin sath
th th f' t f th lib' H fled with the man J man
an I Irs o. I ' 19 tur- who'. big enough to be to a
bines, und.r COl\ltruction in ma" like Jud Morrison
S h
.- d ' A'fu bl I'k aL' Abruptly he laughed,
c enecta y. r ne I mil puuJed IIe asked 111m
may, prorid. enough electricity tunny. be moot hi.
"1'11er.'. nothing
to luppl, the normal require- be Hid. "I wa. just thlr,kl lllr
.f a city of 300,000,... i fool
pie. - .... lidia, re11ef It la
....... "
Not Always
Sonny . had read many fairy
tales . but apparently had nl:ver
r eali zed until now t hat most 01
them began : "Once upon a ti me. '
"Do all of them beg in that
way?" he asked his mother.
"Why, no, " she r epli ed, "some-
times you hear a t elephone ring
and when yoil answer i t you hear
a voice say, 'Sorry, dear, but t he
boss call ed a sur pr ise meeting at
the las t minut.e.' ..

Charter Member
It was decided by the members
of a humane society to r ent a
store window and put in an ex-
hibit of wil d furred a nimals to
aid therri in thei r ' campai gn
against the r uthl ess kill ing of t he
creatures. It was a gra nd exhibit
and was spoiled Qnly py a man
who i nsisted upon getting in
amongst the stuffed animals.
"I belong in there," ,he ins isted.
At first t hey thought he was in-
The Question.s
1. When did wrist watches be-
come fashiona ble for men?
2. For what was Ninon de Len-
clos noted?
. 3. Name the first man to swim
the English Channel. '.
4. Who was advertised as "the
world's greatest entertainer"?
5. In footbaU, who is a trlple-
threat man? .
The Answers
1. During World' War I.
2. For her beauty; at 80 she \yas
still beautiful.
3. Captain Matt Webb, of Eng-
la,nd, August 24-25, 1875
4. Al J olson. .
5. One who is equally skilled in
running, passing and kick ing, .
PAGE THREE '
toxicated but when he poinled out
his a rgument the-y admitted he
hE) d some cause for his actions.
His r eason for wanting to join
the exhibit was a large sign t.he
had had printed flnd
pJaced in the window: It read,
"We were skinned to provide furs
for fashionable women."
Oranl" navorell
_ I l . grain tab-
leta : Easy fol'
mother to gl va. '
cosy for child tel
14k... Only a:iC.
Head Cold
Stuffiness
R&UYS/NSSIINIJS!
For almost Instant relief.
few Vicks Va-tro-Dol Noaa
',In each nostril
Va-tro-Dol works
!'tght where
6tufTlI trouble tal
It opens up co.lc1-
clogged nose .
relieves stuffl-
neBS. . and leta
yoU eaine
again. . lL

IB71-Ada, Ohio-1950 '.
SPRING QUARTER
Opens Registration March 7th
. ,
Liberal Arts I Engineer.lllg
PharmacY Law

For Further Information, Write
Dr, F. Bringle Mcintosh, President
. , ,
Hadacol is
Foiles of All Age
Countless thousands have proved I you . : .Yoli lIare 'lin upset
thnt HADACOL is beneiicial to folks stomach, Y.ou wi! suffer from
of nil ages. . h'eart gas and
For insta'nee; Miss Et hel Guidry, food Will sour on Y9ur stomach, and
822 Nontgomery St., Port Neches, you ,!ill not be able to t.he
Texas, only 17 year.s old, was you hke fOl' fear of bemg In misery
. h d afterwards. Many people also suffoX'
109 norv911s, a from constipation.I' And. while these
1 i .t tie appetite, symptoms may be the N.sults of
her face wus pale other causes, they ore 8,urely an(1
nnd drawn and certainly the symptoms and signs ot
she suffered from the lack of the B Vitamins and Min-
gas on the stom- contained in HADACOL. And
ach." Miss Guidry il you suffer from Buch a disorder,
ould there is no. modicilie, drug or treat-
not eat the kind ment t/Jat will ' cure you except tho
and type of fo.od ad.ministrati?n IIf the Vitamins and
she wanted wlth- Mmerals which your 'system lacks,
out feeling tcr- contai!)s n?t only one.
rillie a:ftenvsrds. }Jiss Guidry but five of the B V*nllns. HADA-
Miss Guidry, who recently gradu- COL contains not only one, but four
ated frolJi high school, is !ltready of the It
working in a bank. She sa,d thnt to you 1D liqUid torm, easily 1188Im1-
after taking seve.ral bottles of lated in the blood so that It
HADACOL she is now ''feeling won. can go to work right away. Yoa
dedul" nd hllll "lots of pep and cannot be satisfied with just tempo-
energy 1/ . rary relief. HADACOL attack II anc!
Most folks take HADACOL btl- cures the souree of BUch def,eienq
eause it bas worked lIuch wonders diseases. ' "
for relatives or friends. Miss Guidry It i8 easy to undel'8tand, therefore,
took HADACOL because her mother why countleslI thousands have' al-
had taken 12 bottles with exceUent ready been benefited by this am ....
results. ',ing HADACOL. Accept no
In' nearby Port Arthur, Texal, .substitute-inslst on the genuine
Mrs. W. M. Tbompsol'! took HADA- HADACOLI .
COL it had done her hus- So, it m!ltten not who too ant".
band s 0 m u chit mattel'8 Dot where you live or
good, That is the. if you have tried all the medicines
under the sun, give thi. wonderful -
reason so many preparatkln a trial, Don't 10 on auf-
pur C! h a I e the feringl Don't eontinue to ' lead a
I a r g e economy 1JIiscrable lile. Hany personi who
size bottle 80 all bave and waited for, 10 to
the fa m II y can 20 years 01,' even longer, are able .
benefit from na- now to live ,hap.,y, comfortable lives
ture's . Vitamins again HADACOL supplied
and Mineral. In the' Vitamins 'and . Minerall whleh
HADACOL; their lyatcms needed. Be fair to
Mra. Thomp- yourself. Give HADACOL a trial ..
Mrs. Thomp.on ' son'lI nor mal We are BO fil'l11 in our belief that
weight is 185 pounds, but "he was HADACOL w111 help ;ou that we
clown to 110 pounds before taking sell HADACOL on a money-back
HADACOL, an'd after taking a few guarantee. If you don't feel perfectl,.
bottles of HADAC0r:. ahe regained satisfied .rter' uaing HADACOL aa
her normal weight. directed, juat return the empty car-.
"I bothered wltb stomach ton and your money will be cheer-
trouble. gastric disturbances, 1 had full, refunded. Nothing could be
lost my appetite and was bloated," fairer.
' l5aid Hra, Thompson. She had tried Sold at aD the leading drug alores.
lIeveraJ preparations before taking TrIal IIi.. olil, $1.25, but .ave
her hUlband's advice on HADACOL money-buy the larl:8 tamlly and
and ' now Ihe enthusiastically rec- hOllpitat Ibe-only $3.60.
oJllmends HADACOL to her friends. If yoUr' druggist 'doel not have
. She, too, like Miss Guidry and the HADACOL, order direct bom
others, was suffering ftom the lack LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette.
of the B Vitamlt2l and Minerals in louisiana. Send 'no ,fUlt yOIU'
her 'Bystem wbich BADACOL con- name aad address on a penny post-
taIn., ' . carel. Pa1 postman, State whether
A lJek of.oal, maD amouat of 1011 waat &hep.1I0 hospital ecoJlom:r
the B Vltamlu and certain lIineraia .. or the ,1.21 trial 1lH. Hemolll-
.. 111 eauu dipatlve dfllmbaneea ,.ber, mon., eheerfliU, refunded alae
Yo. food will JIG' -.ne with _ J01I' are 100.,., ' .tIdI8cI,-:Ady
HiE MIAMI GAZETTE,
THlJHSUA Y, rEUIWAHY ..
THE MIAMI GAZ'ETTE
"'Ir. aond Mrs. OUa Rich are an
thl birth of It 80n. at
home. SUnday motnlng. Mr. Ilnd
Mrs. Thomas Rlcb ot near Har
veysburg. are tbe paternal grand.
p"renta and Mra. Mae De Board
of Cl.tlte Avenu.,. It! Lue Dlnt ' rnnl
MKry Delle Dotan hKS re- ,,---------------------------.,
Eatabllahell 'ISO
PAUL /II. SCHERER ........... .. . ...... .. ..... Editor and Publlaher
CECILIA J. SCHERER .... . . : . ............. and Trea" urer
Publlhsed Every Thursday -MomJnc
at Waynesvlll!! . Warren County, Ohlo
Entered IlS second c;laBs .t
the at Waynesville. Ohio.
Subscription RateB-$1.60 .Per \' ear. In adV'llncI. In Oblo. U. ellewhere
-----
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds Sun
day e enlDg. .
Funeral services were beld at
tbe Lukens - ReYDoids Funeral
8y JANE FITE Home M'onday afternoon. tor Mrs.
The third and fourth grades of Kate ' Kelley Curl, who led at (be
.the ')(Ingmnn scnoo! presented a Hale Hoapltal In Wilmington Fi'L
mInstrel at t he February meeting dIllY atternOOD. Mre. Curl. Who
or the Pa'rent Teachers ABsocla- lived In the Sprtngfleld community!
tion here Wednesday evening. I,lear Wtlb:1IDltOn, wu the
This program which also Included mother ot Hiram George and was
well known In an'd around the '\111-
ballet nnd lal) danCing by Barbara
Howell. was glvtCll In "Lchange lage. Among her other survivors
for t he Iwogram our students pre. Is a daughter. Mrs. Amy
sen ted at their ParAnt TeacherR and a. Bon. t; \1tl . both ot
met)tlng last .Janun,ry . . \Ve wish' to near Wilmington. '
thank the entire cast of the mln- Charlea Thompson is compleUn1'
strel. tbeir directOr nnd also Miss plana tor opening a sbOe
Howell . ror t heir splemUd per: service In ' tbe vlllage. Th:OlIlpsoil'
ormlUlce. haa had similar eatabUbmentl In
Mts. Susie Gilliam who has been Wl&shlDgtoD Court ailuae WII-
houaeguest for ae\'eral weeks .mlngtoD. and one several 'ago
of the Reder family. haa 'gone to bere In the village. Tbe new
Wilmington. whe." line wl11 be the IneS8 wlJl be 10ca.tecJ In bill garllgti
guest for several days of Mr. and building on South st(eet.
lIfrl! . .Tohn lWbem. ' t4r. and Mrs. Clyde Levlcy. who
Yra. Helen Randall BlII of Mt. have been spending moll tli:!I
Healthy called on friends In th'e In St. Peteraburr;. Florida. returned
village Thursday 'to ,their home here SUnday.
Mra. Robert Conner. 'Who has Mrs. J. P. Thornbury was Ii.
been 1lI Is Improving. guest durtng the week end of her
Mr. Mrs. Gail <lorden. Mr. Sisler and other relaUvea In Loul!!-
and Mr . JalJies 'Mlornbury. Mrs. ville.
A. S\ CoUett' and lier Ion. Mr. Tile local chapter of the Order
Hobert ' Collett. atfended th'e' Ice'
of tile Eutern :SEar "..11 .II))O'80r
capades at the Clnclnnall gardel)l' a ham dbUler in the Home Eco.
nomic. room of ebe 'Ichool blind-
Mr. IUld Mrs. H.' S. Tucker had Ing Saturday Iiegl.nnlnr: lit
as their Snnda., draner guilifs 6 P. M.
tbelr lon-In-law aJfd dlu;hter. Mr. IAMs Wasb who bas ' bllen til. t8
etld MY'S. Rlchara Wllllamll' and slowly ImpfOvlnCo
family of Wllmlllgtun.
The annual lvlcLealUe parr.,
The Baptlat Mlllsionary Ol'lcle wlU be held tbls coming WedDe8'
milt at the lf4ftne of Mrs. A. S. 1 9W'
Collett. WednHcli.., afternoon. Mill. day evenlnl( In nome Eco
IiblillcB room of the scbool bulld-
Estb'er Doller the devo. Ing. FolloWing ' tlie' basket dlnner
:iloha and Mra: Ruth PldSln rel 14118 Ellzatieth' ClArke 'Wl11 take
Ivlewed the lut chapter of their ""..,... of the' Prdiram. .
boo'. "Misllons at the Th. ldcial dlla.'PbIr tit the'
.
Rootll."
of Ore EUtenl St'ars Iil'et
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Dave -Elb6b and ular tellilln at the
grmdpar8nt. .
Mr. and _Mfa. Cerlr"Jonea are an,
nounclng the birth of a daughter
at Miami Valley Sun-
da.,. afternoon. The mal ern.1i
tralI.dpa.rents afe Mr. nnd P4rs.
!fen Beckett and the patel'Dal
g1&lIdparents are MI' . . ,nd MrR,
C1atide Jones.
notice that 8 lit lled for
flrNt pln ee with John Vine or Leb
anon In Ihe Senior T "18 " I Vllll II I
J. ballon H Igil ('bool Febl' III1I')'
411.. Mlll' Y Ilell e the dllll gll Lel'
of MIl'. nod MrR. """11I ard Dognll ,) t

W Ol'd ' h lLl! been I'ecelved he r(' 0 1
lit e of Otis wbo
pnssed IIII'IlY Febl'un.ry 5th In Rlv.
ersldEl. Calirorllia. Mr. Hadley. II
torOlI r , resldenl of t llis \lJ
hl.H\ IlIved In allfornln
ror Revern I years.

Cestila Science
-H:I AL?
IF ,ou" would like' lo khow mor'e about. this scientific
relfljoft heab 'human ills arid aoles 'human
prOblema, come to
A FR. tECrURE
CflRlSTIAN SCIENCE
.The Awakelling' 10 Spliritual Reaiity
'By' CEetL F. DENT&N. C. S., of NEW YORK CITY
Me-mller, the of tectoreshil' ,of The Mother Church
The rarat of Christ, Scleritht,
in BottOft, Massachusetts
MA:RCH 6
8 P. M.
Lebano.n Higb School
'Ale (.diIDy Invi..-:JL.
" .
I .'
: tbelr daughter ' JacQqellne of Mra. Stella Vbce ............ ....
' I'DW. were .the cueats of' Yrs. lalil cHapter of
METHODIST Ct+UftCH'
LYTLE ' METHODIST
O. Baughn. Pas lor
R. B. Coleman. I\Un{ster
Cburch Sohool. 9:30 A.M' ..
Mr. IInlrll ' ll SerVice, 9:45 a. m.
Hnrold Eatrtlbart, SUpt,
Worship Service. 10:30 A.M.
Youth FelowBhl,.lP. Sunday. t): llli
P.M.
FERRY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Byron Carver. Minister
Bible Scbool. 9:80 A.M. .
Morning Worsblp, 10:30 A.M.
Prayer Meeting, 7:00 RM.
Young People'!! MeetiDg. 7:00
Bvenlng 8ei'YfeeB. 7:90 P.M.
WAYNE8VIlLE CH.URCH OF
CHRI8T .
M. H. Comfy, Mlnll1ter .
30
Mornlnr WbriJlllp 10.S0 A.M.
Young Peoples' Meeting. 6:45
P.M.
Evenlnt Sl!tvlce. 1 :30 ' F..M.
l'ra'er i\feeting-t and B1&le Study
Wllllae.da', 8 p:M' .
E.
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
SnnlUcl N .KeYIl. RectoI'
Mornltll:' Worsblp, 10: au A.M .
' liTICA E.V.,B. CHflRCtt
::l b&nROal Ml'llfattlr
Sunday Scl1ool . 9 :itU . \ ,M," Mt'li .
J nmes Garrllon. Supt.
Prel(cblni. lilt. and :lrd. Sur.-
do,.s or elor. montb. 10.80 A.M.
Bvel'l lng . S.rtfc!ea. 1i30 P.M.
ST. AUGUSTIN,E CHURCH
Fatber R. H. KrumhOlts . Pastor
MILARf;!II. 8 and 10 A.M.
CAE8Aft'S FRIENDS
,ee Partington. MIDlI"r
Worship 8e"I08, 10 A.M.
Sunday Scbo(ll. 11 A,M.
WAYNESVILLE ' P'RtEN'Oa
First Day SCbool. 9:3U A.M.
Meeting fdr Wdrablp. 111:80 A.M.
---0...--.--
. Setl that pleoe of farm machln.
ery you no longe, ntld with a Ga
zette claaaified act.
QUI Car Fer Winter
lPERM'Aftf'Erfr - Pre tone & Zerone
AI:COI4OL - Zerone
. COMPI.:ETE AlFr01REPAIR SERVICE
'24 HOUR 'WRE'CKrNC 9ERVIC! . .
MAIN 8. MIAMI STS.
ROOFING
Of All TYI,e.
Urich arid alIiel.
to'& SMftlS. S1feet nriltal wtn'1I
ot all kl!flts. :
cl!l!I. AID .orst tIaraftteed.
HOWARD W. ,HAAs
3 WlIy.,iI.+me, o.
1'fIcme WlIynd. tic! .2191
PHONE WAVNIt8. 234'
D-.d-'StOck
Horsell, '1.&0 . CoWl. ,UO
Hoga - 26c c,vt.
A.:cor.f lng tI. Sil"
!Iilll t"n.I I"oll .
<';.11
XeDia 454
ReYer,e CIlaJ'a's
Xenia.F erb1izer
1!llbonll' and ilater. of the Sci'lpwe ... a.t ttie 10Dle
Mr. and Mrl. Bitn necket. Mra. Claudia B'tan4fi"burg M,nda.,
Mr. and Mrl. Jame. Rader and evening. Tbls ""'ell or
anted '0 ---
The :Editor '
Mr.. Ida Oollle were til" gUelltl lags was Ip(nlvrea bY I __
of Wooc1row Oolllnl, who II con. Women's Soc let)' of
fined t o the Meyerl Relt Home Service.
In Morrow. Mr. and Yrl . . He,bert Do_ter
l
Mr. a114 Mrs. Jl'red Sherwood. who have had as their bouse
who have been guest for Beveral IIIlyI their grand
months In Florida. returned to daughter, 'Ml.a Cheril Doster,
tll'elr home in the village' companied her to her ' home
day. ' . ' Sunday. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Oorilan; Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh hact
Mr. alld Mr. . . 1I'rJDt Sbutts. as their house ruest during the
who are Va.catloDIq In FloHdR. week eDii their grandson. Muliter
wet'e the CUestll who re- John Wellb of Utica.
centl7 attellded a dinner given by - : t Oi
Mr. and Mr8. Go,.. Plfll\lre at
'heir home In Port Rickey . F'la .

Mr. alld Mrs . Harley Cartwright
and family of were ' tlie
I!;ueata Sunday of Mra.
parente, Mr. and' Mrs. odd Bunce.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
80n. Doulte. apent ' Molillay wltb'
Mr. M'artl:n's griUldparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Artbur Martin at their
bome In lItentor, Kent.ucky. .
, Mr. an'd M"rl. oarl JODel, who
hllve lMiIen Uv1ft'1' fn Franklin. have
to fbe flIlale- anlt are re-
fttdlDC' Ui tile BeCkett home on
Maln atreet.
The B. (Y_ -'.met lit the home ot
BANK LOANS
. ON FARMS
terms ' assure repa.vmenf
.abillty.
.. '" will save yo umoney.
REFINANCING - BuvtNr.
IMPROVING
through '
Leh8non N.P.L.A.
ROQm 5, Old Ba1lk
Phone 448
AT YOU" ,."VIC.
w. at ,.,.. Hiftie
wttll tlle tblett or ........
to aep JCMU' CIU' r r LI sa
tip top IJaaDe tUa ..... .
TI".' - AOC ....... .
IAn.R ,
BOB SERVIS
TEIACe
Rural
on
, Il'tatallapon 'and' Ga-.
Phone 37371
MANY FAMILIUS WHOM W
HAYE NEVER SElt,, BE!-
FOFLE call us when
ovelrtakel tliem bec8 use ou.r old
frlelndl ,rlfer to Us with approv
Ing commellt.
Noeecllellil to say -If IIPPteelR,te
lblltle 'rlelldly e:ap .... elODI. elipe.
call:, linea thq . .... voluntal')' Ildd
'" bOllly uaa.lIette4. . -
litclrea Sto8lswith
Baell '. Support each
WALL ' PAfaER, J PAS11E AND
G. .. BtltBS - ' NU ENAMEL
KlMTONE
WaJlla.le' furaiblre "A"ianee Co.
TEtEPHONE 2'422
WAYNSv.IU.E, OHIO
-'OR.ntE BEST l' a
SERVItE
..' I
IN 1\e_lS
QJlEIO
COMPLETE JOIIS
IfAITE'RfE8 ALL - QAIJlE8
FUEL. PuMPI . Bill T8 .
'PARK PLUG.
GAIKET8
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Off. I GALLON CAN ...... CO
fEBRUARY 23, 1950 THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYNESVI

Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
By D. J, Frazier
. '
O..., ....... ....
Februll.l'Y 211, 19GO, - Winter Is
with UI Rgllln, out whether we
\vlll get t1:\OS8 six weeks 01' not IR
Eometblng r te tl nnW
RPring ,Is l'e:Llly btlI'll, Wednesday,
IAlit WIIS Ine day I
fOl' Detroit, It was one or those
days when It Is hard to tllll wbut
Il Is going, to ' do, Tbe clouds
hung low and n \\'US cold
enough to s now but nOl t,eezlng.
II drizzled It little and It !mowed
II tew flakes and ] hardly knew
wbether It was .:olng to Il e wlSel'
to take the , t l'&ln or to take a
chance, and drive to Detroit. Ovel
the radio the Jllgllt before It had
told of snow and ,ice In (be north-
E' rn pnrt of the !leate Monday, but
this was Wednesday.' 1 decided to
go as far as Dayton and then de'
clde. By til e ulna I got to Dayton
, the sky was a little lighter 80 1
decidecV to take a OhallCe and
urlve.
All day it was just the same,
a lIule f1UTry ot anow, tben II. little
lighter sky, then dark clouds agai n,
but not enough III ony lime to
It Is injustice
to permit o .... elf to be
about fu-
Doral matter. We're al-
way. willing to furnish
informaUon.
Stubbs
Funeral Home
I.
TELEPHONE 2291
WAYNESVILLE. OHIO
PROTECTION
'Sail Utroillh lUe with: the
allurance that lour flDaDoIal
troubles wUl be protected bl
a nplar dtposlt tn your eay-
lap account at:
The WAYNESVILLE
NATIONAL BANI,

NOT NEW aUT NEW8
ADd &OOd n .. _ If IaIt,
1eai'. mt loo),a WOrD 8D4
.11&1.,. I
Iu4 It to 118 - ".11 n-
.1oN tJa&t tIIm., IIIWt IoOIre
mat. It lOOk JIb .nl
mlike bad driving. Al'Ouud Flmllay
rlverH were ollt of tllelr banks and
water everywhere. Around Toledo
and farther north tnerf' werE' heaps
of snow but the rUUClB were olellr
aud I reached Wyn nllolte jllrl t
about the slI.me qme thul lhe tl'uin
got there a.nd sUI'prlsed the Pnt' IIR
family by driving Ull In my ('01' In-
stead of u l-aXi, as "1ley thought 1
would bO' 'hmi ng oy tralll . I had
It visit Ulero over n jgh t
and tbey a'aked allont all their
Waynesyllle friends. next
morning I went In to the onfer-
ence. '
"The Responsibility of Christians
In Illl Interdependent Economic
World." That was the lopl c for '
discussion and there were peopl e
from all over the country lbere
to dIscuss It. There WBS R
luncheon the first day lit wblcb
there were four 8peakers, George
Harrison, long time president or
tbe AFL Brotberhood of Railway
a.nI) Steamship Clel' ks, Hersl.!bel
D. New80m, Musl er of Indluna
SLate Grange, Walter ReuUlel' ,
UAW, president, and Noel
of NAM. Four out_
standing speakers Who gave out-
standing speecbes. Tbere Is no
doubt tbat Walter Reuther Is an
eloquent spea.ker. His speecb was
full of quolable IItatemt:nts sut:b wuellng tbey got one together the r
as "wo know bow to s pilt the alom best thoy could but when It came
bUt we don't know how to fpod 10 presenting It Prof. Bouldlng at
the hllngry ill a "'UI' IO wllera t1l re Aim Arbor, was 011 tbe com'
Ion 'Ullieh food. " mit lee, did do 80 beca.usl) be
The eonfol'enl'(' WitS dlvl\led Into felt thnt ' tho questlonR had not
tlll'ee Hec tlolls. A to KIUdy th In - b en ' Hutrlclently atudled. widell
dlvldllnl In relation to tbe Rtnd)!
lopt " D 10 'sludy orgalll7.ed groul' s
and Internatlonlll E.'onomle wol
fll le. I Innded in BNI, 'Orgalllznd
Gl'OItP!i ; Fr 110m or Enten)t'lse IIll t \
So 'Iui (;onLrols' WIth VIr-lor
Reuther. ChMtmnn. 'l'llIs tlIrned
out to be lhe group !lint everyone
wanted to be' In tlB It wall fell
tbal here Ihe would be
hoth . Tiley were. At least t hel't'
\\' tlil mOl'e Underlying feeling th 1' 0 ,
I think the chall'llian tried to gil
everyone tI filiI' chance but thero
wl'e those wbo felt thBt ', tbey ,bad
not bad a. chance 10 express theIr
vl ewB.. Tbe grellt trouble WIIS
that -the was too wide 'IInii
covered too mu 'II ground. , Tll el'e
cenulnly WIIS true.
Ther\! many Interesting
fiCO pie there. M I'. Charles Tart
g'l\'e II, fin adldr gll morn-
Inl: In which be snowed bow tbe
democratl c 'proees/I han gl\OWD
f rom tbe smaU groups of Protes-
tant s \\'ho met back In the time ot
the Heformal ion an!l began to set.
II .. tbelr ' nffn i'rs by In
smAil gron])s. After 80 much talk
nbout what IS wrong With tbe
"'orld and .lVerybody In it: it
earned lo be a neallhy sign to
meet togatbelt' tor the worship
service and SELY together the
eral Con'tesslon, "we 1Jave left un-
done lImse things wblch we ougbt
Boogie Woogie
& .a.ea leIIioa fIDdJ WLW tolk artists
.... aatl' ..... ileatID&' 1& out, toe to toe. Colonel Emle Lee ala
Ilk abow ,at ' p.m" $1', and Bed Turner emceeI!I
.. tile "IIi4w-*en Hayride" procram Batur,days at 8:30
p.m.,
--_ ' -'. _._ ...--- - . -'
Wa.S Il great deal 01 11me , pent 011 to have done and we have ilone
(h s ubject or taxes us.!!! &\! a i hose things which we ought not
80cial control, ' that Is liS a m ns to have . dono, and there III no
of stllbllizlng ewployment and healt h In UB." Til"" to sing "Oh
eql1allzln", income. Arter four ses Lord fi nd Fatlher o . lanklnd, for
slons of trying to get together give our tooUah waYB," aDd then
some kind of 0. report or resolu- end up "Lead On, 011 King
lion t9 be on by tbe whol e Eternal."
WANTED TO RENT - 5 or 6 ROOM HOUSE Editor
...... '\

"1949 was a year of completion and
commencement on the Big Inch ']
IILLIONS OF (tUBIC FEEt
Texas Ea.<rt.em's prograDl to raise daily na-
tural gas delivery capadty to 508,000,000
cubic feet was last Spring, and a
new program to. increa&e capacity to '140,-
begun.
expansion of our pipe sy!ltem was:St1b-
stantially complete by the of 1949.
, "The Lines are 1l0W serviDltIU
companies iIi eight states from Misaouri to
New York. Increases m deliveries and the
wditiolf-oJDewcustomt!l'llbave been re8ed;ed
in earnings. Texas grosS reVeDDeB
in 1949 were $45,036,0:12; and net incDne
waS $7,278,313. or $1.58 per of capital
stock. Gas sales totalled 161.8 billion cubic
feet for the year, and gro.ss plant
DISTRIBUTING GAS COMMNIES
SERVED IY 'TEXAS EAS1'EIN-l..,
In4iInI GIS, .... eo.
roae to $19"l,93'1,927.
..

.
'Besides expanding ita facilities, Texas
Eastern completed a gewaI ,plant better-
which included,there-Iocation
and replacement or some valves, the bOOding
of mmumry'fite walls and metal
builaings, and the laRaUation of automatic
.,.dp'Jalt iatety and

,-Weare planning to expand and extend our
in 1950. ana 1961 to provide natural
PI service for. New England. H these plans
'8Il!'-approved by the Federal 'Power Com-
miIIsion, our capacity will be inCl'eru!ed once
more tofurnish about 250,000,000 cubic feet'
01: Datural gas daily to the Northeast."
East Ohio . Gas ' Co.
Peoples Natural Gas Co.
New York State Naturll Gas Corp.
Manufaclur.ers Light 1 Heat Cal.
Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
.. fleellfcl a GIS (t.
Scnrthastera'llIIIII '-' Ct,
WI,nesHto !I.e fils C
leus GIS tnwbh t.,.
Cft, 6as C II .. JerseJ
MIle. Senke IIectric I GIS to.
CollI" GIs Ct. - - - -
" 'J)eic taeta and fta- aft' bJahltghts of
. ..... ' 8 .... D'0 Tbb:d AaaualIReport to
Ita atockholders. If you would'like a copy
of'the report, you may obtain one by writ-
Inc to our home. office addrl!88
Equitable Gas Co.
Carnegie Natural Gas Co.
United Natural Gas Co.
Electric Co. MIssouri Ullities Co. .
Philadelphia Gils Worb Co. Matlal Gas I 01 Cerp.
. 'Mew York. ftichaIoDd Gas Ct.
" 111011 ClDIIOIMI8N
. Ower"" p ........ tile III Inch CIt"'''.'' ...... 1IDie.'Y"'m. Is
,............. Ie .. III _ eM .... ,. III ,_, II ,. ... ClIId wllrk.
H_oMceoIT .... fculu r af.'. rS'lka apwt,louiwna.
N. ..' F Ii ... It. 2'Ml"" I. AIlOR
I ' , " . t. sfX 1'HF. MTAMT GAZr::TTE- W Thursd.y, February 23, 1950
,
WOMAN'S WORLD
Sl im' Leads Pictu're
Of Fashcons for Spring,
ding Squares 1'0
I
It Bed Se& Matches Scarves, Towels
nlOlIIs !Ix IJ 10 ft ,,.slil In.hu :
croohe l .
By Ertta Haley
8 .... Clrcl. N.edl f.rl Depl.
p . o. an n'40. ()Ill ,. 110, III. Of
P . O. BOll. I ii:. 01. Cbol SI.tlOD.
t
HERE'S LESS than you
ml g' ht think in thc new hem
lines. and you can chalk on end to
the era of the moulded torso and
the full skirt. Thot. briefly. is ll)e
fa shion nows for sprlni and sum
mer clothes.
Sithouettcs a re sUm. put even
with the Ins pt r at ion (rom the 1920's
1hn t clothes seem to borrow here
and lbare, there's no Indication of
a return of the fl our sack look of
1hat peri od.
Though you'lI 'be ' able to find
pl enty of full skirts for day nnd
eYiming, slim skirts art' really 1m
Ilortnnt fa shion news. Then. too.
you'U be fascinated with
tbat scem slender but act full when
St,apped Ankles CR I PTU Il l!:' Ac., o 1(1 36- ' I Cor.
6: 0- \1 '20: 11 Corlnt.hlnn. 6 : 11-'
' : 1.
DEVOTI ONAL RE ADING, 1 Chron.
16 :2329.
Satan's Throne
Lesson Cor FebrulLry 26, 1950
"1 HOLD NO BRIEF lor !lim" is
a lawyer ' s expression !>!te'1
borr owed by other peofl le. A law
' ycr who holds a brief for n. ' trian
hilS becn employ'ed to represent
him. It is ,his duty to prescnt the
mon in the li ght possible ,
Now we the early
AddA- quare Honked RUIr
T
H.IS 1!; an interestin!! des ign of
lnt cl' locked cirolcs. flowers
and ehonies. 1t may be made in
a ny size .desired by adding 12-inch
squa r es.
No,. "orll II, N, Y.
Encloie 20 eenu for pattern.
No.
Nnme ................................ .

, """ of Tl ft\f'
p\)r Cfllf\ from , ttl,U P.I ' lI.kr ,
It u k"n\k , Jnd
nljJ\l d,lui6t.n por ,",,1
1:;'0 ....... 5C'f bad 0 1 (1" 'PI
f r-nr'" fm brlol pnr ( o, n
bAli, and C'arn\tl Ioor-n ) 0 ..
C''' ' .altrd.
YOll move with the aid of hidden
gode!s, folds and pleats , of all
widths. Witb tod3Y'S fabrics, it
seems no trick to pleot tlie skirt , ,
aU around and ' slUl bave it look
church at Corinth
Crom two sources:
Luke an d P aul.
The book of Acts
was w r ' l t ten,
,among other r eo
sons, to show that
the C h r i s t I a n
church. far from
Deing a subversive

201 trnclng
. nd 1II II00 r o ted dlrtcl lon. ror
every . top. Prl of Dollern Is
WURK: 1101' PATTERN 'SEltVICE
Url'lwer 10
Beware Coughs
From Common Colds
sUm.
Tbe blggcst Innovo tions have
come In the t ops of dresses and.
gowns. You'U be seeing large col
lars. big ' sleeved jackets. roomy
bloused backs or Intricately pleated
ones. deep armholes, short capes.
. flared boleros or bare with
tiny stTopS.
Along with the interest designers
have di splayed on tops. the enor-
mous sleeves being displayed are
right in kj!eplng with fashion
trends. Some sleeves are high.
lighted even more with cuffs In the
New jllJbiol1S ,bow toUar in'erer' ,
sleeve itselt or above the Wrist
where the sl eev. tapen off.
Another interesting trend whlcb
bas been some time in coming up
II! the bare with sleeves. In
these the bodice , Is. well moulded
and Ule short sleeves are 'good foil
for bareness at top. ,
Look, too. for belted Russian
blouses and eape ' jackets. Iioth of
them new ' in the I wide
toppe'd -
HIpline! are Strelsed:
Waistlines
Great Interest belrrg dfsplayed
by' designers in the blpllne ' on tbe
new fashions. These ore stressed
8' 0 em stun
ning for the slenderhil' ped woman.
Folds are popular, but cuffs and
darts ore w e y use .
,Slender. indented wals't1lnes are
far from forgotten. however, eVen
though hlplines are important. Since
the waistline ItseU Is being lowered
on the drelles', the natural waist
line Is' being played up ' with In-
dentations and 'darts to make It
figurehugeln,.
. The middy 'blouse and .weater
toP. coupled often wltq a pleated
skirt. is the favorite daytime wool
cireSI IilboueUe . . in silk ' and cotton,
, B. Smartl
Wee hatl help make bl .. ev", '
DlDP elpeclaU, wileD they are
tooclled wl&b ,old, pear", and
ever .. man)' IlumlaUolIS or
praclo... ato.... Tbe ha& Ihelf
fa mere will' of velvet.
.. lID ClrCNlbeled metalllo )'am
er whAtever )'00 wisb. " aerves
.. faoDdaUoD for ric" oma,.
meataUoa tba& .. beoo.lila
11 f.llllon leader_ Vella
.... IlUIIadID, olaDda ., "IUDa
.. ClGWI-IIIIe drape .v.
"aeM. ., IIeadIDa ..... repea.
De rIcIaGen 01 .... ....
A smart Idea for slim olotlt.
InC budget wOllld include these
amar' shoes that feature
closed pump construction' with
atlkle The shoe elves
the tool a slel!der
wltb U. suaVe lines and sturd1
construction In black lIuede.
Tbe mo.derate heels offer ease
for daytime wcar.
movement as its Dr. ForemaD
enemies cl aimed.
0111 1, Nt .. York.
Odd 'Things Happen
At Carnegie Hall
As F,rmou's Appear
was a benefit to the world. Of
course this was true: but slnoe thls
was Luke's purpose, he naturally
omitted as much of the cHurch's NEW YORK, N. Y. -Neorl:v 50
shortcomings as be COUld. and years ago a young man leotured
played up the good features. in histori o CarnegIe hall on a sub
ject which would un!loubtedlY
Church with the Lid Off; s'e rve him better at the present
Paul. on the other hand, writing lime, The "The W.a r
to tho church at Corinth (and to as ,1 It. Illustrated With
the smart dresses come with a as wem. beld no brief for ,lantern . slides , And lec t ure r
shirt waist style in ,such fabric .sur- them. He was not trying' to praise ",as WInston .Churchlll, then' a
prises as chiffon. They will fea . them or to tell anybody bow good freshmall who hilS
ture big bishop sleeves,. f an pleated were. . escaped the Boel' war
. ' He knew tbem IntimatelY; be fr om Ladys mith, South Afrlca.
plunging , necklines. and had Indeed' converted mos' of Churchi11 was only one' many
metallic louches or "diatttond"
buttons: ' ' the members. grea t men a nd women w ho ap-
His letlers 1.0 Corinth, from Wbloh pea red ,on t bat same old s t age,
Other decor;lti ve features which our lesson gives a small sample, J ohn J . hous e manager of
loom ' bi g on the fashiQn hor izon in shows. us a churcb "with the lJd Carneg'ie hall, r ecalls .
clude frInged skirts. net !louhccS. oU." Ca rnetria hall was opened in
long strings 01 pearl s and haniiker . May. 1891. w' th T<>haikovs ky can
chie1 p\>ints. Where Satan's T1none Is ducting the first concert . Years
Skirts bre only slightly , "t d T I'k k 'd f
. , y EARS AFTERWA"'....... a. en an, c 181 Q\lS Y sal a
even though the trend I.s upwa rd. nLI y , . h d k
Most designers Cavor them at 14 Christ ian wri.ter said of another th Ma n att&n Ian mar :
church that tb
my 1.Ived ...vhere "When I come to the stage of
to 16 inches, from the Claar, or at ., d '
Sala
n's throne \s." Yo" might al. Carnegie ha II to con uct a con
They \Yarn the Wearer to"... th . b .
let heIt own' legs be the gl\ide as to most .bllve said the same thing of cert, as :5001) as a mj.l!l)c egms
proper ' length. ' Col'intb-;. It was n large commercial I fOT-get all the surroundipgs. fol'
, city : people from everywhere fun. I hal' e the impress ion of a so-
SuUs Show Slender Lines neled into it. Like Dny city ot this nor ily Jilte a Stradi\!arious . .. ,
With ' Hlp ' Detailing sort it had earned a r eputation for It ' is mY conclusio)'l that Carnegie
There is no evidence tbat suits of every hall is l)one !J,mong the very f ew
wLU turn about aDd be mas culine. liquor. 'gambling. women.. cut. best auditoriums. acoustica lly , It
If anything. the. silhouette in suits Jbroat business. rotten politIcs-it "ViI.1 be OJ pity it one day an idea
is even more slender and .feminine was all there. Even in the easy. should come to anyone ' to ab\llish
than for .many seasons: , gOi,ng Romll n world, Corinth was this hjslLorlcally a nd musically
Despendlng waistllDes are played I)qlorlbus. I.-ell I .
up . n' iults even m'ore tban' In of . Totten. who has . been lVith. Car
' Corlnth was a man.
apparently because malfe Jungle, like our own ne( ie ham ' for 43 years. -first as an
Simplicity. 'can shoW sucq >, ' greal cllles lodal/.: It mad'e a - usher. n ext as assistant house
to perfection. on .fh? suitl\. , sorl 0" lesl, case: If, the ,churcli , mortar-ar . a nd tor 22 years II] his
are gored and taplfrect ,They Gould succeed In Oorlntb It pr esent ('apoc ity. t.old some of the
nea.tly at _ t],\e ' na\ural waistline lind ' ,' succeed anywhere.'. highllr.htiS of the past and a few of
en go down to a cuff at ,the hlp-S. If the ower ot ChrI st could tile mo'r ' r ecent happeninF!s.
A.nother .reature is. . 'make ne: . and women out . In 19111 Caruso, Heifetz and
use of stTaps at the of the deniZens of that great city, Raohmaninoff occupied the stage
SIde seams tbat criss cross direct there was no jungle. man-made or one after noon. lending their tal
Iy In the middle back to be attached nature.made where Cbris t c Oll/d ento:; tor B Red Crnss benefit. .
to two buttons. Here, too., the b\lck not go. Can mBn and women be "There was a Tl\rkish meeting
Is shaped to fit neatly by means Christian- In the midst ot a nort. ,ope in 'the hall , h Tot\ en
of gores. Christian even anti _ Christian said. .They wanted to decide
follow: the silhouette in the world? : ' which city was to be the c a. pital
trim lines and the favor ed midoalf ' . of Turkey. It ended in a ' near
. Our ' Pagan World riot . .. wi th WOTnC,," using hatpins
Exceptions to the trend described pAUL'S ANSW'ER, of ,course; Is as weapons on those who did not
above Include those suits whicb Yes : on one condi tion. Volt 'a,ltrce them."
M
ATCH your pansy scarfs and
towels with , this bed set.
Edging and medallions are cro.
cheted sepaTa'tely. embroidery
color.

That HANG ON
Creoll1ul.slon relieves promptlYbccau.
Ie. goes righc 10 the SUI 01 the crouble
10 help and expel germ IIdeo
,pblegm and aid nal\lre 10 soolhe mel
beal taW, tender, in8:amed bronchilll '
mucous membranes. Tell fourdruggiJt
10 sell you bodle of Creomubion
... Ich the undersl.ndin'c )'Ou mUSI like
che WlY iI qulcily che cough
or you are to hive your mnner badt.
CREOMULSION
for CouRhs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis
IF f'ETER PAIN KNOTS YOU UP WITH
Muscle. - .
" .
feature flaring boleros, bloused m.ust t ake yOur patter n 'Jar living Totten that in 1919 the
backs bel.ted. pl.eated or botb, as from Jesl\s. not f!'om 'he world hall had its bi g.gest flop when
'Well . as big jackets. , around you. The big problem Dt Prellident: , Wood r ow Wil son . spoke
SUIt blollses are going . to be 1m. Corinth which included liU other there afte r he had r:aturned from
port"nt again af!er O1any seasons was the tact' that the the peace conference, in France. -
of buttOned jackets. Walch for suit Christians thet-e were acting tQo The hall was only half full-be
.JaCkets .lIned matcb much like the people outside l\'Ie ca use. Totten .explained. there
as ' an Important fashIOn church. Cbristians must be differ. were so ' many policemen, detec
entl Insisted PIIul , This is not an and secret, service men
n Ben.Gay, Contains up
fOR
fA
St REliEf. rub I lamo
UII
pain.rebevlI'Ig
. . I those two fi otber
211.. times more 0 d menthol. then v
to ('J. thyl salicylate an
aients. me . ' I
rub-tnl ... MVRALO'L MUO"I:MII
. .MIU .....
Fabrlos and Coloi'll echo of a bygone time. anound t he entrance that the
, Bold Spotlight Oor oWQ world Is a new Cor. waiting crQwd not get in.
;:
.... to ...... - ... 'Id ._a.., to. alldre:-- ,"
... cO
l
." .. ...
No one can fall to, be lutb. Even Into , the remotest .
with the exquisite fabrics and col- village. the most Iso!ated farm,
ors whicl) new fashions wlli show, tbe world of oar time pushes '
So many miw materials and com! In, by ,adlo, . movies, maga,
blnations of fabrics have been zincs .nd papers and advertl .. .
mastered , now that, these. In them Ing. even bJ Slhoola atld
selves are news. ADi! 1& Is a pagan world.
The sheerest 'arid 'lightest at ma Take !.he !'lOVies '\llone, that ' fer-
terials are featured In mllny 'of the tile source of most young people',
' new clothes) and tbeY're especially ideas. I'Hollywood's Idea ot mar.
appropriate tor clothes thot wID be, riage-a temporary affair tUl bore '
worn during warme.r weather. c;lom do Uf/ P!lrt; HollyWood's Idea
TIBlue weight . fabrics are to be of ' I good tlme-liquot' flowing
found free; Idea of success
Paper thin . falUes, taffetas. -an ' immense house with an even
surah. and brocades have lost bigger, s'Ylmmlng pool.
their swish of the winter to 8' faint Not that are no good mov
whIsper, so Ught arl! they. MateTi Ing pictures: but In general what I!
als wbl!!h are natUrally soCt .have made glamorous on a thousand
been treated In the opposite dire!! screens Is -anything but a Christian
UOIl Ch ftO"S bave , been lltarcht'd wQrld: -. ,c '" __
whUe have a, taffeta
Ilkcf ,ltextur,;, ' ,lo' And Ye Separate
, Silks are, sheer while' linens hJve AUL KNEW it I '
, p ' s not practical
lost a lot of weight by b.elnll made . to have no contact with evil
Into' hatldlc,:r!lbief weights: .WORI He would not approve of Chrisiiam
ens ,are Icloitd ate Into monasteries where
thin ljut enough for aUsea would hencefo.db ,see none but top
son coats. '" .: .; " ' Tade saints , Christians have tl'
For tsllored dresses. t"'e lve in the world. even 11 they liv!
rabrics inolude lorepe de clline 'Jhere Satan's throne Is. Bul Chris
chiIfon. georgen, nnd net. Llnenl ia ns ought to be dilrerent.
are tleinll with lewer;, The world soys: Drink makes no
and em\Jroldery for evanlng wear "rrerence; meh 01 dist inction at1
Gossamer Swillt organd{1!8. riylo, " it. The Christian kn?ws better :
net and tulle being fublon .. , ""b rist's t:TlBn of distinction wil'
Into delicate. drlftln, eV'Bllin, 'ep himself clean. The work
dresses. a romantic note .In at IYS: Let yoursell go, foUow YQU I
otherwise sopblstlcated season. ,pulses. look out for yourself
Colors for the lOok \ he ChristIan knows he i'
though they'd been picked dghl ,e bougbt witb .a price. We tho
oul of a luscious fruit "baskel re strong ought to help the weal
Orange. lemon, lime, aprIcot, ba 'ld nOI to please ourselve8. Thc
nana and peaeh 81'e some of tbl' 'orld uys: Do a. other people do '
favorltel. Natural colora like beige.
land and draw touched with black
tor decoratloD alIo bid for atteQ.
tiOD.
"':oprrl.nt \he ('OUt,
BtU,lOu. Ed1le8Uon on beull of till
!.C!!!.lJ<nl d ... o .... ""Ucuut. a.l..- _
IfIlV " .. 'lire .. ,
That Settled It
8im . (startle.d),..."Hello, Jim. I
heard you were dead''' '
Jim-'''Tbey did say I was de'ad.
but it wa:s another man. I knew It
wasn't m.e as soon as I heard of
it."
"
. CAMBS ARE SO MILD '.hat In a .... of
hundrecla of min and women wt,o lmobd only Camoll-
hr 30 .... no .... th ..... ..-cIa' ..... _king weekly amlnatfOll., roported
Thursday, FebrWll')' 23, 1950
CLASSIFIED
.' DEPARTMENT
AUT08. TR(JCKS .. ACCESS
.JEI!lP PARTS for Nllltnry nnd Clvillon
.Jeeps. Fait S"rvlc". (hUll Suppt, Co"
_. ho,t. IIoA, HI.vboDYUI.. 01110
.P1l e, 4...0aA4:
INTERN. Chassl. lie CUb.
Model KB5. Lui. MOJer Molor
C .. 4 E. ,,11 81., Covln,l.n, Ky.

. D008. CATS. PE1S. ETC.
r01 Uear., Gold I m. t er bU':' I> :;" ,,"' n"' <J-u"'p:"',
' Wonderful P Ol ls, III(orawlltm on rca,ucs t,
III E .. , . TI bill.
FARM MAt:H'!III Eft" .\\ EQU.I' ,
' AllMA.LL H l .. ac.-&or wl th LI1.,
2-row cultiva tor $500. Don Riebel, We,,'
.Ieuor.on. Ob.o. lJbo1le
,
FARMS AND RANCHES
RAISE CATTi."if."OitOVSCIJ( N it S 11 Y
8TOOK IN AMEIlIOA'S FI NEST
QUNTING 41 FISIIING 'I'EIUtl'r()Il.Y
The territory ncar Beaufort. SaullI CItrO'
IIna. ho.s o.n Idenl cllmnte wllh a sum
lIter 8veI"nge, 01 flO winter 67- . 11 u, ...
peoxlmpl es Ihnl 01 ios AI1!:"los.
nill . or Oainesvllle. F lol'1dn. T)l er' I"
nbtmdoncc or fres h wa te r. F 'l\wrnble.
eli .nute mUKfHI possi bl e l.-oulld
InM on<\ prodUction or adequa te huy an<1
I Un"e for. "rl,,, cQIU" und
We c ..tn 9(.fcr: vurlou li slz.e ilnd pri oed
truck ra rln s which give three or rour
craps )'.mrly. Oaod- markets. Al oniC with
ma ny fint'! valuca In Corm., r a.nches l.t nd
lIomes . Wt aloo oUer two excellenl gl ad

",ry near Beau'fort II frord8 fino deer,
Qua il. duck huntln" nncS IIs blng In sen
praperUe. advertl.ed, nTe pri ced by
owner.l We re."lv" rea lty comml,ol ons
onlY. No Innd .elllnl!' schomes. Write for
detnJII, References. Peoples
BlInk, B."ufort, S. C.
Iot.TEltlR REA",TY COMPANY. ,
I)epl. W, 811 Ba,. Streel, B ror,I. 8. C.
tr.r Sale: HI,hl Clab. wonderful lacnllonl
t2.'151').. down. two turma, .:1,100 lie
"X51'). For fun Infarmatlan
l
wrlle JOHN
(l YLOBD. R .. h #f1, Par I, T ... nelsu. t
HELP ""ANTED-MEN. WOMEN
X.D er womeDt 1'-.30 be! B l)rJvole detec
tiv. or lpeola! Inveall''''''r. SU 0456 ot ,
LO 3812. c lm.. Rebool of Deteollvea,
'Ino.. IIOU 1I.... U.14 Bldr., Clev.I.Dd 16.
Ghl .
HELP WANTED-WQMEN
THE MIAMI GAZETTE'
SEND ME your old jewelry for mnn
ufQCj.urlnl pU,rposes; and &.et more thon
old lold prices (or your Gold. Wul chc., I
Brooch... Cult Llnkl, ' Ctwllns, Rlnarl .
Te';lh, ,,\c. Gold OT plule<\ Je\vel ,
no. !'II) Costume Jewelry, Se{l'ld bro.kel.
jewell'l/ '1<>0. No"ey by r. urn mnll. I
. Goods he d . 10' daYI for yaur approVal
.send P O,C)CUIlD mqU. Sond
Your Old Gold Toda y. !\.ddrc.. puak-
"aea 10:E. Ii. Blr"'. .. , .... 1. Ave"
BD1Umore 1'7, Md. ,. ..
_ MIS(!ELLA!IIE6US
OLD waier Bubr Corn
.JII eal t Whlt""e1low, Pure Btlckwhe t
Flour Whole When ' Flaur 4< Whole
Whe"i Ce",al. Chol ". : II lb. , 11,00 or
lbr.e & Ib, bo,. Postpaid
DEAII ' S MILl OblD
ere"Dnl_We wU 1.11 'your products
<on our bill RDdio -for as low
,1\8 .:1,00 It. wec.k, Wrlla 1<> UI nt oncc.
JAMJlOREE, U.nl..... 01110. UO.
KAKEJlAUi u 'lIiiFOB Vi - We P" y
$I do Deta Ua
r
llee. P. O. Un !I!l6
.. , 18, ,9'!.l.- ,
III CUIlIlC BUOK!! lor *1.00 All .New. 0
dupllcnte.. ,,,,lC prepaid a nywhere In
tho> U.S.A. OENCO. lUll AtiaDUo A DUO.
","UADlle ell, Ne. Jo ... ,..
.. AKE .U:Jt.... V In Three MlnUln . Send
12 00 tor COIlC.nllat. 10 ma ko 24 pllll
Acid aUlar. 0_ D. Pltl'J' I.I."',
TORS. flOW J,I"o 0.11. Dillin, T.s".
.... lila. It l , Shake.peaTe NEW all
100 yd. Level wind i3.l1O. ,l!'REE 110 yd
N,.lon line willi orde.-MonlY back aua r-
antee. Job. r ... c. .. .P.O. ..,.. 11'1
.. 1 bID" N. 11'. '
1I1I,UKUUIot.
oaow VOIIR OWN '
JiIu.broom 'ltay. "repDred by a ,rowat'
with ,elir. at IXp .. to ,lv, you the I
&brUi a1 ,rowin' and tDttnl frelh mus h
rooml. Simple Inluuctlon.1 eneloled With I
elleh tray. Ready to wnt.r and .row.
Trayfl 14"1120" loeh 11.110 C.O.D. pI ...
ahlppln, char.el . F, D. T ...... II .....
NODI C Ft. aecOyerf. Obi
z_ BU"'NEIII (1."" for .... 6; Colora,
White. Blue, l:luff. Sr"iI order Wllh cheeJc
10 .J. L, BU81NE88 OARD8. a N.W.
JIIlb. SI.UI; MIAMI 17. FLOB.DA.
WOULD YOII b.lld a new llome If yeu
"ould . av .. 01 labor costs ? Do talls I
11.00. ' .
J. Dtk.e.r, MOB.l'eb. Alber-la, Oo.nud'a. "
IUAL ESTATE'-1I0USES ' I
.NEW lJome., 't b l th, Ci eCLf Jc.
.' OJ,ly '
__ ,
For Your Future Buy
U.S. Savings Bonds
. .',

'Mo_ial.'"
a.1st ColdS I'
.. nIIeYe...... ...,. .. IIICIn,
The DioDDe Quinta have aJwar. bact
&be beac care. Ever "nee they ' wen
bab", they've III8d Muaterole to
tellew 'couah8 IIId roe&!
conpstion bf collie. Be aun! JOIII' Idd-
, cllea eDjoy MIIIt8roIe'.cnat beDefltI'
OO-M
BAC'I ,ACHE
TORTURE?
c
'b
.S
T S
o
W
N
WOULD YOU MINO STEPPING OUT
OF ,...,e WAY 1 yOU'RE BLOCKING
n.& JURY'S VIEW OF M&!"
LOIIfE YOU
ANYTHING I
NG ovr
'"
PAGE SEVEN
"Now I Can SLEEP"
"Coffee nerv. '081
tel keep me toe.iJIl
and -turn in,.
linee n,itohlnc to
POSTUM. I .Ieep
IOWldly-and friendl
bave commented on
blYj ' improved ap-
pntt ranoo. "
SCIENTIFIC FACTS: Both coffee and wa
contain caffein-adrua-a _1Ii"'ul4 ....
80, wblle many people can drink oolfoe or
withoul ill n/I'eett-otherl nfFer ne","
OU8111!88, indigostion. alceplesa nl,bu, But
PO TU 111 cont.a.ln. no cnffein-nolhi1l/1
thaI can po,IfibIU kup I/OU awak4f
MAKE THIS TEST: Buy INSTANT
PO T UM todf.y-lhen drink POSTU M
exclusi vely fo r 30 dnys-nr,,1 jfidae /'/1 r.
. ult.f . . , I N 'l'A-N't' POSTUM-A Vig.
o rOU8 Driuk mudo rrom Hefllthrul Wheat
lIn el Bra'l . A Prod uot 01 Gellernl l"ooda.
, ,
WHEN SLEEP WON'T
(OME AND YOU
FEEL GLUM
Try This Delicious
Chewing.Gum laxative
When ),0" roll .. n" tall .11 night-teet
lieadachy BDcS Just 6wtul becawe YGunee4
alilxaUvo - do tb1a,
Chow rDN-/O-MIN'I'-deIlCloua cbewtng-
gum IOllatln. Tbe action of
Ipeclal medlolnD 'DETOV..... tbe ltomacb.
That IB, It 'doesn't act while III atom.
acb, but only when farth.or alanl In tha
lower dlgeatlve traet ... wbere you
You feel nne aBalD qUICkly I
And Iclontllu la, ollewing ma);_
PDN-A-MJN'r'. fine medlc1n.e more ell'_
Un-hreadJel" It 10 It aowl gently tnto
t.lle Iyatem. Oet nn<-A-JIlN'!' at IIIlJ 1 O.
dTu8 counter- 2lI" SQ, or only. '9
THIS WEARER SAYS,
-r tell e-.erybody about ORA. It',
amazing how quickly stalnl and d.lrt
come off end bow wbite tho tcct.h be-
come." Mra. A. C. Wbeaton. Koch-
.. ter.N. Y.
NEVER BRUSH FALSE TEETHI
Bruahlng ruin dentures. U,.
amazing new ORA Denture Cleanaer.
liaay. qdlelt. Dentun I, Iparkling
clean In 16 mlnuteal ORA I, guaran-
teed not ' t.o barm dentures. Remoy.
tobaceo ataln . All druggllte
PnNIIIct .f ...... a bbIJIu, ....
ODlyDuff1J
. .Makes Prize
lfDti.olls ,
, like these! I
I 'I
/
L1ghte" flutIJ.f roll.,
crisper ,crusted, fresher keeping,
ricller tasting _ _ yes, Duff's Hot
Roll Mix gives Prize results. And
homebaked rolls so easy to
make with Dutrs_
. Everything'. ill.
Just alld wafer-flxit'. am
Order 100'.'.
Quality Chick. Nowl
A" .... _ ...... ...... IT .......
e: ot BoOc.'I ooauadlD. chim
Qoo .. ,0'" 1IeU!Wr cis...
No. I - sao ..... tIw broU ..
,._1 U,"

No. J-sao
all .... ",
_
No. I Z
&;!, .. t. ':O .. 1Ofa ..... ..ruD
..... -.... ... .....
1JoaM ..... ....
GlII .......... OIA
rrWIN THEATRE
, Waynesville, Ohio
CLOSEQ WEDNESDAYS
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
MONDAV"THRU FRIDAY - 7 P.M.
FRI. SAT. ONLY
23 24 26
NO BANK ' N[TES A ew Touch in Westerns!
. DURING LENT. Se II To Judge!
The Street Duel Is Tops.
STREETS 'OF
LAREDO
(Te'clmlcolor)
Kcilden - 'wm. Bendix
Mona Freemlln
MON.
27
ROUGHSHOD
Rob't Sterling
(Horin Grabn mil.
10 - Clang Busteri',
Warner Cartoon
TUES.
28 '
'1'1--11: MIAMI GAZETTE. VI YNESVILI.E, OHIO
fl.:BH I <lSO
RATE8: Onl clnt per word,
minimum ehargl, 25 cent..
In'lrtlon, for thl prici
of two. Forml clole Widner
day noon. .
DON'T FORGET . TO CALL
us 'fQr insurance. All types of
insur:ance at a savings. Call
Francis Gene Brown, phone
Waynesville 2472 or call
lect, Wilmington 21. t t .
Doile In
home. QUick service. Phone Way-
nesville 2986, 1128t
WARREN
Top' Soil, Hauling, S8.1ld. Gravel
ElxcavaUng With Back Roe.
a:nd, 'Bulldozer
Waynesville, Ohio
Phone: Wayn:,aville 2191
BANK RUN ORA VEL- Loade-I.
at Davis Ji.'urnall Pit. 60 cent.
cubic rarci. We also deliver. ARM
ITAOE & SO,N. Phone 2091. tt
FOR RENT - 2 Unfurnlshfld
rooms, on SOuth St. Celestu
Freeze. Ph . waynesville 327'S
. . z.i!jt
.,
WANTEP - Ride to Wrlgbt
Field, Area B. 8: 00 to 4: SO shift.
Walter Behrens. 3rd. and Miami
LEGAL NOTICE
.MaUer of the
bmDCe by MOI,tgage of
ertwln Real Estate by tlie
Vestr'y of St. J\fary's Prote8tant
IiJpls('opal Church. a Corpel'aLlon
not ror Profit, of Waynes ville.
',arr,eu county, Olilo.
BaDaD '
It la lIot eood to PU\ i)anan" III
,the rdrl,erator bee. us. undlr
thele condition. the .tarch CBnnot
cluine. to sue.r to make them
aWlet.
NOTICE Of' APPOINTMENT
NoUce Is hereby giVen to ull
whom it ' may concern that FlRttl te 01' Nettl&. Tinney. DecellB
tlil e 31St day of J IInUII ry. 1 !ISO. I'rl
the Wardens of St. Mary'lI Prot . NoU'1 18 hllraby given
estant 'J<Jplsoopal Church of WIIY- DOllald Dllutush whORe PORt or.
nesvllle, Ohio, filed In the CaDI' fice Iltldr088 1M Lebanon, Ohio has
man Plens Court ot Warren Cou- been dilly. IlPl10lnted . 119 Executor
nty, Qhlo. In Case No. .J 51). . ot lhe EfltlLle of Netl1e 'rlnuey
their certain petition. praying the lu te or' Wa .... ell County . . Ohio.
Court for an order nuthorizlng
them RS sucb Wardens. to Incum- deceased .
Iier In tbe principal lIum or Dated I hl R 26th I\ IIY 1)( JIlIIIIIII'Y
$7500.00, IUId In the mIlliner und 1!HiO.
rorm as Bet Corih In snld' . pelltlon. RA LPH H . CAllEY
1)( the PI'ohute COllrt
lhe foll owing described Relll Es
tUle, s ituated in the Vmage (for-
merly designat ed 118 "Town") ot
Wfiynesvllle, ObIQ:
'I' nlct 1: A It that. certain pQI' cel
of' IImd l!ltuated In the 'fawn of
Waynesville. the ounty of Wnr
ren, a nd th'e State at Ohio uelng
a part ot Lot No: 4 (tour) In Je[
ferson Square In snld Town and
bounded IlUi! described as, fGllows :
Beglnnl'ng ' a t the ' corne"': of Bald
Lot No. 4 on MIami nnd Third
streets thence r unning with frhlr'l
Street. sixty seven (67) feet
thenC4! back at right angle!:, an;1
parallel wltb Mluml Street the
tull ilmgtb at said Lot (2U\!" ft.)
Warren COllnty. Ohio
C . 'Donald DJl ntllilh, Attorney
Pllb.l1HlJ ed February 9, 16,. 23, ]961,
1IIIIIIIIIIm!IIII!I IIIIII!IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII!llllIIllIIlIIlIlIlIIlmllllllllllllll1II11111t
YOUR OWN HOME'
Compl'ete Home Conatructlon .
We will be glad to dllellaa your
bull ding problema and t:!11 you
. what we can do:
CABINET WORK
REMOQELING
to Scbool lot. Thence w Itl! WILLIS HUNTER
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
NEW HOUSE
NIl' Futll' RuOIll , 1T. >us,> - '1' " II
A"" l'1JR of Oroufitl- Nf.l1I1' OI'4' Kflllia
- V,l lIU III -
VI'ry 11'lIsolillbl o.
ROV E. SM'ITtI
Rout 48 North Route .73
Phone C iIIe 7056
CASH' FOR DEAD STOCK
Accol'ding Lo ,liz .. and ",,"ditilJII.
All Stock J'emoved PI'OIIlJ)tiy .
Horsell. Ill.GO Oows. $2.60
. HoSIs ..,... 260 per oW"t.
JANES RENDER INC
. PhOne Collect
Xenia, '0, 1712 or
WiJminat0n. O. 2362
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- Try Gazette Clasaified Ad
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the line of the chool ' Iot sIxty
seven (67) feet to Miami Street ,

WANTED
. REAL
. BUYERS WAITING
. Especiil lly For Farms
. FOR QUICK SALE CALL
Live Wire and Progreaelve. An
organluUon second to none.
Strictly seller. on the beat all
around market In the country"
SERVICE .THAT 8ATISFIES
For Dally Market Reportl: .
WRlO Da)'t.on, 1%:60 E.S.or, Dial
1300; WLW Clncfnnatl. 12{0, Dial
100.
N.ORRI1I" BROCK ' COMPANY
,Roy E. Smith
Broker
Rt. 48, 5 mi. South, of
Cen'terv iI1 e':
rHONE Centerville 7056

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F!or Good and Better'
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For Meo .Women and Children
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:ORUG STORE
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PHONE 2121
,Wanted To Rent .. HOUSE ._. The Editor
Some 'peopJe try to get by on I lome folks are' like a. par lie
all InKteod ot eJbow gre- they won't let 1' ,OU finIsh
ase. .;your sentence. ,
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WANTED TO RENT - Due to
selllllg farm. I'd like to rent a
small or large ' tarm near' Way
lIesvllle . or violnity. 10 I\t
present locatIon . 'All power eQ'
ulpment . Dean. Walton. Ph. Wa-
yneSVille 2689.
same premises descri bed in u eea
dated January 25. 1950 from Ill
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LUM'BER - All klnds.ln all len-
gUls and Widths. Kiln dried.
Reasonable prices, All ordera.
large or small will be delivered.
Hog Houses ACY LAMB, Phone
of the Diocese of SOLI I h'
ern Ohio. a COI'floratlon not rol'
profit the laws or tbe Stl4t ,
of Ohl/), ,to 8t: Mary' S Protestant
Episcopal . Churcb. which ,Is Ilnd
has been sometimes known Bnrl
designated as 8t. Mary's Eplscop.
al C;hurcb, said deed being re
cllrded In Oeed Book 191, page
515 of the Warren County. ' Ohlo
Recor4s . .
'Fra,ct 2: All tba t certa In parcel
'Waynesvllle 2701. '
of land sihlated In Warren COli'
FOR BALE - 10 TODS of Urat nty 1[1 tbe state of Ohio and In
and second cutting' AUaUa, hay , the ' Village ot Wayneflvr.Ie. beli\l:
M. E. Route I, Waynes. a part. of lotll . number three (3 )
"lIle, Ohio. Z,9-16-1t and (4) in J,rrerson Square In
tile Balel Village or Way,nesvllJe.
FOR BALE _ Coilllllan 011 HeaU' Ohio. Beginning III a point In t lle
er. used 6 Albert Pum- WeRt ILne of . Third Street sixty
mill, Phone WaynesvtlJe 2100. seven (67) feet trom tbe line of
IH6.2X Mla.ml Street and running
With the of Third Street. six
FOR SALE-Maple baby b.d, tf (67? feet Ilnd nine Inch !I
. th6llce at right angles ,Third
inner.sprlng Toilet seats Street. two a!ld fou!'tl)en
.TOhlcy.trllveler Pbone 3180. and one"' half feel (214141): thence
" " , 2-23 tt Parallel wltb Third Sueet ('61)
WEEKEND
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\.lUALlfY MEAts and
GROCERIES
CANNED FRUITS
For Diabetics
Other Itema
Attractively Prlce,d
.D OT.
FOOD..-ORE
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Phone 2541
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, Karl D. Dakin
Insurance Agency .
PHONE 153
. 20 E, MULBERRY ST.
'Sixty seven feet and r,me . 01 J
_ 'Iry Gazette Qauified Ad Inches to' the corner of tbl Epf8-
sopel Cburch lot; tbence wltb the '- T ,,--- CI---ifi d
LEBA!",ON, OHIO
__ --'l .... . - ry u.M!tte __ Ie Ad
line of said ChurCh lot two huud HOUSES FOR SALE
red and foul\\I!en and one-half ?
Lovely modern Two'bedroom feet (214141) to. the beginning. be.
wblte frame bome, hot water beat. Ipg twenty seven and one hall
Also large windows. ga feet Mf of lot number 'three f8)
!'age . 8bMlbll "'Bnd . trees in b,!ck. .ahd fprty and one tOllrth
Large lot. beal1tif\llIy IquAter! , feet oft of lot Dumlier four (oI,;
Priced at ' ,8760 . ' being the sllme . premises deacrl-
roolp . well constructed ' bed In Deed dated A.prll 3. 1919
: cement bloci house . . QUi' bul :.l. from (. ,A. Zimmerman to St .
Ings. 2 acres, On Highway 741, . .' Mary'lS Protestant ' Episcopal
of Springboro Oood Loan vahl e ' ChurC:h, which deed i8 recorded
Priced at in Delld Book 105. page 388 . of
Beautltul 'property ro, " the \Varren County. Olilo Records.
Home ' Petit iOners further pray for all
Call : j other reUet. Judgments.
and, d,acrees as the nature ot
case IInay require or Justify.
DONNI8 PI-tELPS
RepteSetl.llflve
R'USSEL HORN.
S8Id . Petition and oause 'w .,._ ....- _1
beard on Sjlturflay tbe day
March:. 1960. at 9: 30 . \.J.t.
n
in tb"a Common'. Pleu Court or
ou,e., 2' ,
I
Frllnklln
Phori
e
. 96"'''' ,Warren COUllty. Ohio
--;:--:-;-_____ ____ Lester H. Oordon. $enl or Warde,:!
,
ON 'VACATION
WIU. RETURN
MARCH 1.
'DR. C.' E. WILKIN
. Optometric Eye Speciali. t
XENIA, OHI9

EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 'WA y .
. NESVILLE. OHIO.
Carl Abaecherll. Attorney
Published Feb. 2. Y. 16. 23. 1950
WANTJ!7[)..-oMan ior BE\Bwo,rk
to crep tesllnt "tJlh,l, tl)rtltory. ?,Just
not b,e .afraid at work. Contact
Edww.r4 M.edlJn, it. 1. 'MIf1,mlliburg
J
Ohlo . .. Phone MIamisburg 5-2771
after 6:00. .
BABY S(TTfNG--fn my borne
by dRY or weeK Ivhlle motber
works. InQuil'e 8L office.

HarVe.t Boon , ......
Armitage & SOD
SAND aDd GRAVEL
BLACK TOP DRIVES .
TAR and ROAD OIL
TELEPHONES
WAVNESVILLE 2091,
LEBANON Office, 479K
REB. 129L
MORROW No.3
LAWN and FlU. . DIRT,
READY.Mix CONCRETE
EXCAVATING and DUMP TRUCK STRVICE
FARMING, COS't:
'. ' ,i with . '. ,
"OATiRPILLAR"It- ' -" - ,I
,IRACK, 'TYPE

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aIGM'
Wltb "Calerpillar" track type tractor. you have' a year 'round farming
program. Thei.:a.. Do"layin'l up of your eqllipmenl becau .. 01 winter
or ' wei wea1her: "Cat.rpillar," wide tracb 1.1 you work' and build ,
larm profit, in every Haaon. You plow your Ii.ld. In Ie.. time becaUH
"Caterpillar": glvea you morl power and you may IaVI up tl!
hundred dollara per on lu.1 alon .
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1.11111.1. 1.111-."1
famien know that bI.er
crop y.elcb mean better' crop quality
-better crop proftta .t 10_ COlt.
That'a w/w tbq want BiC M Brand
Fertilliren; a boon to larmen lor
more thaD quarter of c:eatury
Free-1IowioI M fertiliaer
&iva mail!!!!.m yiel,4 .... it I, .
manufactured up (0 atuldarda, never
do_ to price, The _ til-. two
potIIb .trike lIIaka It
advi .. bJa tbltt JOU t. -br de-
oa JOUr order. .
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Tbere ore dozen. of otber prolltabl. Job. you can do wllb a Catlrplllar
'tractor, If nol on YOllr own larm then on othlr. Im'lli. In your com
munily. Wltll a 'Donr blade on 'Your tractor Il'a a e1nch 10 build land
tlnac.a, check dam larm pond. and lan41 clearing or ,leveUng, TIl.
Ia prolltabl. work that k.lpa you busy during Ih. alack wlnler monlL .
Conlacl yourCal.rpl1lordealer, H. may be Ihl belt Irtlind Yl!u IYer bad.
See II. about che . "Calerplllar" 'Dine! .,ICCOl' IIu chat 6u your need..,
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About Town
e azette
ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT ' FOLKS YOU KNOW
'Waynesville Since 1850
" '. '"
N IN ETY N1NT H---Y E.AR .. LE, OHIO, THURSDAY, MI\RCH 2, 1950
FIVE CENTS A Ct.iI'Y
Miss Glenna Marsh. of Dayton. M.!s. Vonner. Mlsa
was a week end gueli\t of Mro. Ruth Conner. Mrs Charleo Eldwards
LuclUe Annl1nie nL the Friends 'and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Conner and
home, daugbters recently 'attended tbl)
-- 'Open HOUte" held by Mr. and Mr .
The FI' lendshlp clUe will hold Howard Sherwood on thh'Ueth
tbelr regular March meetlng on wedding annlverury. at thefr home
\Vednesday afternoon, March 8. on Seneca Drive tn Dayton.
nt 1I0",e ' of 1\11'I!. S . !'rl. ]JaD. ...-
,. .
The Annual Report of
of the Village of Corwin \liilll be
publilhed next .week.
'Mrs.' II.. E. Asbury ' !Lnd llon new
.to Middletown on Thursday where
sh'e joned H. W. Lynn of
ArllDgton. VirginIa and a group of
{1'lends rr 0 m Hamilton, a
luncheon at (he Manchester hotel.
Captain Paddock
Here
Mr, and Mr!" J. B. Rich enter- . T
mined 'the. chearfuJ circle grOUp on 0
FJiday ' venlng. A delicious dinner
and of ca.rds were enjoyed .
.
Mrs. L. M .. Hendoraon and MrB;
Lucile' Armitage spent W:ednesday.
In .C[nclnDati.
MlsSIIs Yvonne Stubbs and Miss
Gwen Mackell of Bowling Gre.en
Unlversitq. ttle wt:106k end
with the former's parenti!. Mr. and
.Mrs. A. iI, St\lbbs.
Mr. u4 Mr.. RAlph Satterth-
waite of lllNj.r 'Clarkllvllle, are an-
nouncinr the bll'th of Q. nine pound.
five ounce SberrY Jillalne .
qn Fobru,ary 28 at RaJe HOllpltal .
Wilmington. MI. IUlCl Mrs. Harl7
S,atterthwaUe a r 8.. tbe paternal
grandparents.
by Mr. and Mrs. ' M. A. Cornell. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Buttel'Wortb Mr.
an'd Mrs. S. S. ELits. Mrs. ltarry
Mr. ' and Mrs. L. V.
strator. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bor-
den. the host and' ho.teas.
Mrs. W. E. St,l'uUd .bad as Wed'
evenlne dliiner guestl. Mrs,
Har(>ld Stroud of LebanoD', Mrs,
J . H. Sackett ana Mn. Winifred
Hartsock.
M.asonlc Lodr;e .163 F . and A. M.
enterta1ned with it. Fatber and Son
banquet on Wednesday evening.
with one hundred and tony memo
bers aD,d De8t1 enjoying a dell
CIOU8. turkey dinner bt the
Bastern .Star members: The re-
mainder of the evening was 'Pent
in 'seelng movl88 of the -West POint
Football games which Mr. Rollle
. --,...... Bevana, West Point coach. abowed
The East Wayne Councll met on and be also gave a fine talle.
Friday evening o.t th& home of Mr. ' Movies or the Masonic Home at
IWd Mrs. La.wreOl.:6 Cook. with Mr. SprlnKfleld. allio were shown.
Cook &B d'8CUsslyll leader, on the
subject of tbe relation between the
government tbe rarmor.
, The council ' .adjourned to IIIeet
with Mr. and lefrs. irred Braddock
In . March, and d ring tbe social
hour. everyone enjoyed the tele-
vision and ' deUcious refreshments
. !lerved by the hoateS8.
nd Mn. Don aawke. Mr, C.
Lee Hawke. and Mr. Jim W.ells left
on ,Monday morDlnA' for a .....
weeks vacation In FlOrida.
Ml .. , an" Mrs. Leo C9nner and
dau8hter w ere Sunday dinner
of !(r. apd Mra . . Robert
Blilett and family In Centerville.

By MR8. WALTER
Mrs. Susan Sa.ylor. an4 I.
Henry Saylor and cl1114ren of DU"
ton, attended Lytle church SunAf.
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Cornell 11'''
dinner hursda.y of ' 8.
Nettle EmrIck,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Earlf
tended a of tlIe
stu' at Ha.rveY8. urg
,
.T. and Mrs. Betb Furnu. Sr.
youth Jrl'Qul 'of dl
Frleeds church at the bOme of
aDd Kn. DIlwt - lfurnas of & ; 1
Waytleavllle. S"unday evenllig ,.
Mr. &JId Mn. Walter CJuk-
Mr. and M:n!, 'Junior OIark a ...
wete , Suuuay
Mr. aud Mr., It. E, Albury at-
I nded the or the Ct1t1Que
Club III Iolldcll8U)WtI 01) ,
'Of MI. and ,Mrs. IJI;lbert
Haili:lnlls
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Tb'e South WaYDe AItVi10h POUP8 from Miami unIversity and
Council met on Thursday tbe Cincinnati Symphony Orches.
witt.. Mr, Uld Mrs. J. J. Burake tra.. Robert, eon" of Mr. and Mrs.
hoSt and "'hostels Ii -tnelr ' home. 1,)lLUUD.p,. a 8tu'dent at Miami, ap'
Following tho bUSlne8B 8es81.on, [l8ared with 'tbe choral group. He
Mr. ,J. B. Crable CoDQUcted. lhe dis- la a member of tbe M.en's Glee
and following the adJOIll'D.. club. which cave 0. program on
ment to meet Wllb Mr. and MTS. Friday afternoon aun dMt\lrday In
Rbodes Bunnell In March. a de- the CIncinnati MUllc Hall tlum on
. Uclous dessert course WBS served 'Suni:lay al'ternoon at 'Withrow
the and h08teSS. Court in Oltford. They aang, "Bacb:s
.--
1\lr. and Ma:B. Glenn Borden and
Mrs. Minnie Munger htld as Sat
urday evenIng dinner gllests, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Fox and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Dugan of Lebanon.
-.-
\Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawke nnd
children of Wyomlngl HUnoIB, ar
rived bere on SunaQY eVtloln,
t3pend a few days 'Wlth tbti r
ents. Mr. and
and lIfrs. WlnUrell
son
The Happy Hour Club members
.twill attend the Rutb Lyolls morn-
Ing matinee and . Blfty . Club on
Mn.rcb seventh, '
Magnificat" at tne SUDday pro-
gra.m. Robert., wlll .. accompany tb!!
club 011 a musical tour In MarCh ..
He Is also a member, of tho Star-
lighters Da.nce Barld, and W&B reo
cently J)ledged to lhe Lambda ChI
Alpha Fraternll).
Mr. and Mfs. Mark Rogers. of
Wayne8vllle, aDDouncin8 the en
and approachIng mar_
Miss Ann
Rolei'll, to Eupne DuDaway,
Bon of Mr .. and Mrs. J,hn Duna
way of SPrlnboro. '.' .
Mias Rogers attended
ville 111gb' school ' and the Dayton
,Art JIlIUtute. ' .
, Mr. Dunaw8, 18 IL graduat, of.
Springboro Hlch School and Ii now
enPIJed In farm.ug. . .
The wedding wlU be an event
of April 8.
Mr . .iDd loll'll. J. J. Burh .... reare
allilouneing 'the engagement, or
their daupter. lOla' MartI7D Bae
to lb. Dile E. ri.m ...
of Mr. and 1Ir.. 1'&ul W. Datte.,
Gt
..... Burak. aDd III'. Daft .. , both
,re .tudJQt. Bowling ' Qreen
UDlvnlt}-, BowUQ QreeD, Ohio.
. . ' ,
w. to tena.nt house on ftl f
Herman farm: t
MI'II. CIIll'II. Stacy ot near !:!prlug
boro. Ie vi sIting lit t.he bome at
Mr. and Mrs. LeSlie Gray nlld
fa.mlly.
Iofr. Wilbur 'Clark auende(l tbe
funera.l services of Mrs. Il' rances
Pape ' at tbe Morris Sons funeral
1n-.J)a.yton. Tuesda.y after-
,noon, and . burIal at Woodland
<eemate'ry,
Mr. and Mrs. Setb Furnas, Mi ss
'Mary Brown. and Mr. and Mrs.
WaJter Kenrick. heard Mr. H. H.
Lawrence. !lUtorlan jn the MIddle-
town' 8chool ' and managel' of the
Chautauqua. at tbe War
ren. county Hiatorlcal Society meet -
tnA' :the 'Golden ,Lamb. Lebanon,
. Monday
Mr. anC\ Mrs. E. , J. Carmony, of
Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Palll
Flory. pf Dalton l')fr. Cla.l\de
RiggI of Soc1llo1 nOw Road . nre
Sunday a(te",Oon gUests of Mr.
ani! Mrs. WilbUr Clark. .
Dr. Kenn&dy. Supt. of tbe' Metb
odlst DJ\.yton District, presIded at
churob Sunday mornl%)g and
held service 11.100 quaT"
terly reeHn. &Bsl.ted by the PII.S-
tor, Rev. Bernard Baughn. Mrs.
Kennedy a180 attended the sorvlce.
SALE , OF AUTO ' LICENSE
IN 'WAYNE8VILLE
- tagS wUl go
oli aal4! ,March 1 at , SDUth lilIoc-
trio ServiCe. Betty Cook, deputy
8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Clo.eel. 00 We4Desda7 afternoon.
The wedding will be nil ' event
lD JUD :
. .
L. N. Be'nderaon and Mr:l.
LucUe Arm1talre "pent Wednesday
Ill CIIlcInDaU.
Mrs. E. V. Barl)fta.n ollened her
home on JiTlday a.tternoon for" the
Februal7 meetlng or tbe New
CeQtury Oll,lb. Mrs. So. S.
Ellis, prealdent. "rellalng over the
tiUSlnes, session .. nd, Mrs. , Mule
Riffle. and Mh. J. H. SadleLl In
charge of the program'. . MJ88 Toby
Ball, by Mlas+ Sue
Furnas; thj} cl\lb with
two very -lovely 8010s,
wblchMr. W .. Ch\'l8ty, Ex-
ecutive viCe pr8sld.nt of the Obi-
clnna.tI . chlldren'8 home, wae. intro.
duced as the gUeat speaker. He
gaVe a fine talk 00 "The
compl1ell\C the PWlt. and present.
family Innuence on our lives, and
In his remarks, he told
of :work dOlle In the clilldren's
home.
ItUu Belen Trimble and brotber
NOTICI OF' APPOINTMIINT Mr. Tnmb)" of Fosters,
. ; -__ tor oalleel on their aunt. MiSt!
Tbe club to ,meet
Mrs. R. H. Hartsock In March,
when Mh. J. P. Fromm and MrL
Ea.rl Boclultt ,will present tbe
program.
Durlnc the 80CW bour. a deU.
cioul ud attncU .. dell8ert Coutee
w.. ..ned to tbe me.ben. the
, .
aul.t .peak.r lIr, OIarIItJ. lila.
J!'10retlO8 JI'ozbaner aDd Martba

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LlWe Mutlaa Jane lJobllllOn. or
DQIon. ... a lID_t 01 ....
:s:.tate of lolW,lna M. UUIUllid BteYeDI ODe 'day 'last week.
D.-.ledl ,
!lotIee II benlt7 . IIYan that Mil. Gertrud. Chandler, of Nor'
L. G.m .bOle Poet Of. wood. mlted her aunt. MI .. Ruth
flee ..t4rea. II Waru-YW.. Olafo. ChaDdJer, Satn1'day
baa beeD d. apGtntecl .. :Ib-
01 tM 1IIItIte 01 JOIIuma
]I. OUtba late aC WUhIl
OJaJo. d ....... .
!JaW tbI. 8th dar at re1mw7
1.10. -
lira. LueU. Armitqe ant! her
cou..... IUu GldDa lIarah a,ld
lin. L. ]I. BeDclenon .... 111eat11
at the lIIutern Star dbmer In Bu
SaturdaF .YeDlII&'.
HOME BEAUTY EXPERT
WILL VISIT DA't'TON
Ohlcago, 111., Mllrch 2. - Women
and teen'age girlS In the Day toll
area. will have all1 opportUDlty' to
get e.'Cller,t a.dvlce on nome halr ca.re
.wben Ca{ol Dotlglas. nationally
famous ']nl beauty conSUltant,
makllB ,I\. series or personnl a.PP8ar.
ancee at depaamenl stores. womn's
dubs and schools iii the city Feb-
rllnry 2'1' to Match 10.
Miss DougllUl will dvole her Ume
In her departmtlnt Iltore appear
nnces to 'Wllb women seek
ing n.dvlce on Personal b 0 m e
beauty problems. She Is scbeduled
to be at the Rlke'Kumler Co. (rom
]2 noon. to 5' p. m. on Wednesday.
1I1arch 8, and at Tbe Elder and
JO\lUst.on Co. froDl 1: noon to 5
p. m. hursdaY, Ma,lrcb 11.
LEGION AUXILIARY TO.
MEET AT LEGION HALL
D?n't forget the regular meeting
o[ the Wayne To'tlnJshlP AuxJUary.
Unit 615 on - Tbuniday even1q.
March 9th .at IS o'clock at tbe
Legion Hall.
REO CROSS DRIVE
TO GET UNDER WAY
Mra. Earl CODDerDae been elect.
ed cba.\rmall of Wayne Township
Red Croas drive.
She w1l1 Il&ve .,Ucftora III every
art ot Wayne TO'tl1DlIUp. '
.wUl be &c

Jack Bercb Is the rood llelIbbor
wbo .... WOIl friends and listen
en tbrourbout the eountry with
bls "Bear.t-to-Hean" bookup ap,
peab oa WLW 1'I"BC's "Juk Hereb
Ibow," aired al 11:30
a.m., EST. '
EARLY SPRAYS
CONTROL AO'Y APPLE
APHIS INSECT DAMAGE '
Ruth Wardlow
First Prize Winner
",Hss Florence Foxbower, Bus l
ness Education Teacbel', Is very
happy (0 repor t Lllnt M IR8 nUl II
Wn,dlow. lL JuniOl' of \VRYIle8vlll e
High SchOOl, hftS Deen a\\' nrdAil
FIRST PRIZE in tbe Sup 1'101' Di
vision ot 'the November Bookkeep
Ing Coutets. Tbls montbly studen t
contest Is 8pon801'od by t ne profes'
slonal magazine. The Bll slnefls Btl
ucatlon World . Ruth received. a.
Club prize and a bCbo)nRtlc Achieve.
n)ent CertifJcate from the offlre In
New York City.
More tbRn 5600 stllden ts repre_
42 stat.es. Alaska, Ouba and
the Virgin Islands In
this Conte8t.
Con,gratulaUon8, Ruth.
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ROTARY CLUB MEETS
Tl!ESOAY NIGHT
The Waynesville business men
formed a Itotu.I'Y 'Club anti held
tbel r fh'st meeting 'Tuesday
nt Mom's 'PlUl'try.
A group of Rotarians f r o III
FrankUIl ! WI\H prelll'nt and gnve
tRlks on ti ,e various phases
of Rotarlanism. Apple crowers ea.n them-
Belvea ar;a1nat damace IIJ the ro-
ay apple aplU8 b, spraynS trees
wlllr a IIII'&J earb' lD
HUOIl beCorii IMa4a .tart to
.weO
j
C ... CUtrtPt. ...
Boelat. fttoaoloOllat at. tMOb1!) BYRO'N C. PENDER,QA8T
AlI1cuJtural Jl:Qerbunt Bt&tloD. GOT8 TO HI8 REWARD
l'bere was severe clamace eauaed .Byron C. Pendergast, 68 cUed In
a)J thl. InHct durin, the Ultll K! ' the hGspital Saturday morning af-
ter an operaUon. He waa a vet
jwlq MpUOII. .ran of World War and had been
Dlnltro IPTQ. are sold a man cluerk at the QlnClDntlti
.rade nam .. luch u KreDlte. El- terminal for- . .
',to!. Di)- M1Jt No. 1 or No. 2. ...... a of WapneB.'
Elcetql Ill; mi ", UI4 .... ra:tI vtllec ,1aIIh Mh1DoL ,",
0 ...... 28. all' denali) 18 survlvecl
.Europeall mite. They .hOJJ.ld
WisconsiD Grower
Wins Barl81' Test .
. be 'U8ed accord1olr to uie direct.
daughter, MI'II. Alma. llyl.es, ,all ot
PlDolnnnU, 1 Sister Catbryn, ,of
2 brothera. .Jess.
Waynesville and Wllllnm, or Day_
ton.
Contest Conducted
"ID Seven-State Area
Vernon Ii. Moore. at Roell c0un-
ty. WisconSin. wss named winner at
the 1948 malting balrle1 coniea' COIl'
ducted In &even midwest .utea b,
the' M14we.t Barle, lmprovtment
",.laclation;
A. an award for his ' sccompl ish.
ment, Moore re-ceive.od $1,000 in e.asb.
. ' handlome trophy, and 8 Ipeclal
ribbon of honor ... well al an an-
trip to MlI!10e8.poU
V.,... B. Mo.N ,(left) II m..
. .... WIaoaIID, wlD8I1' II 1M ... .
mal_ barle1 .,..ceat ClllldHW
fa NYU mid ... .. tatea ., ....
......... 88,..,. ........ Y......
AIaoc .... on. noel.,.. ... a_'"
,... ..... bert .....
__ II tile alMOl.u.a .......
. ...... lie .... -.-peUa. ,
rb addition to Ole nlional award,
Moore receJveil the ant
.tat. prIM, of ._.Il eouDt;J setae
crt ., .and atilt. aDd
pbI .... III iIle final IIIJIDI. Moon'.
Barle1 eompete4 wltb aampJei .froIII
IlION than 115, culolt4a ell the ll'alD
IJ'OWIl 117 CCIDtutaDt. Ill, \be .....
Ita .. area. Tba prIIra-wlllDlDl ba'w,
... of the KindNd YarietJ.1UId wa.
poWD on I!O aen. aI. Moore'. 1 .
. .ere fum.
, '1'IIa 'prbe-wImIIDC barJet ......
Iacted 1IF a commUiIIe ell Judpa
wII1eh Included npNl8lltaU... GI
.... 11 : CleputtoeDt '" ..,aCuIIuN.
Each farmer IaldlIaI pert the
lIOIDlI8UtIiIn wu nqu1red to eo_
a fIdI carJaad aI .... __ .. ..
... lIGtmore ... ..., ... ...
Iq Po iii maIdaI ... .....
"II +ot. ..... at
....... far m.a1tIIc $&LIlli.. ..
.... altMan ...........
..... lira the eampItIIIa It .. I
......... l18li ......
....... jadIIDa --.
..... .. ........
If lis... ..
... ....
.. II ...
Ions of the manufacturer,
The dlnltroB. except 319.
call b. combined with 011 .apl'ays.
continues Cutr1ht. In this case
the dlnitro la ul84 In .maller a
mount. tball when applied. .Ione.
and tbe apny may be t!elaye4
(ew 4/1ys. However, It. appUca
Hon should be made before the
' buds swell to any &Itentr M.aa-
ufacturers also furnish directlon8
fol' , tile use of tbelr products in
t ilia maDDer,
Tbe . roay "p,ple aphis appeazo
In . ser!ous numbero only once or
twice in every ten years, and
there Ia no known meaDB at fore-
caatiDl: lIuch appearances. DIIID
age ' Is caused bJ the feeding of
the a.phlds or plant lice, which
and dwarf8 the fruit and
WAYNESVILLE W;. C. 'T. U.
IN 8PECIA'L PROGRAM
WayneBvJl1e W, ll. ,T. U. Is pre-
Jarinc a spectal. prol'l'l1m for the
Ilut regular ,meellnr; Friday. Marcb'
10 a.t 7 :,30 P. M. witb MI'II. W. H,
Madden hoateaa.
Rev. Bernard. I$&ughn wUl. gvle
an ' addt;eS8 on tbe tbeme "Civic
Betterment... Thllre will be other
feULurea of the pror;raUL .
Dr. Emma HoUo-tra,. aDd Mnt.
Olive Curl Attended a v.-. C. T. U,
.eeUne In CentemIle 'l'hureda7

. Mli. ,OIeIlDa Marall of Da7tQD,
... tile WMHDd au .. t uf her
coueln. Mrs. Ludae Mmltap .
Mra. Leah MJlla attel1decl tb"
tuneial of Jaer COllllu, i'raDk
Holm .. III JameatowD, OIl SIlD4a1
aft.eMlOlNl. .,
Mr aad Mr Lee Ta.1maae,
WllmlqtoD. called on lbetr aunt.
Mia. Jeaale Garner SlUItlay alter-
.....
BIIbop an4 Aln. of CID
ebuIaU, 111'. aDd lin. Etbaa Cnne
... .... ialer or c.atenUle, called
ora ...... AIUlIe ana lItI.... Brown
idtanooa.
.... aDd lin. oa. Ilben or
8Jd111f1e1d. .QIaIo
J
Dr ... lira
a.Je a_ aM 111M Ihtprel
or 'I'IIUI4 ..
" ' .-iMO.1II' _ .. _1MWaItt ...
Services will be beld Tuesday
'at- 2 p. m. with Rey. Sam
In cbarge, Burln,l In M.lamt
cemetel7.
MR&. H. ST. JOHN
PASSES AWAY
Mrs. R. t. St. John died be"
borne in Joplin. Missouri .Tnesday
morning. Fun,era.1 services ' wl1\ b'"
held at 'tbe ' OswllJd 'Cunea'al bome
I.n Lebanon. Ohio. . ,_
Mrs. St. Jobn js a sIster of Mrs.
Goldie Sursoce UIIU WIIB 8 gues t
berA during tbe aurumn months.
Male 'Youngsters Drink
Moie Milk Than Girls
Results .of 8 recent study should
be 0' interest to dairy ' farmen.
The atudy revealed' lh'at teen.age
boys drink more milk than tee."-
age alrls. Eailng' habits of school
boy. and lIlrl;. 15 years of age abd
over. In both city and r!lral" blih
aehools were studied tor three
dan.
It WBI found that 39 per cent of
th_ boy, and pnly '22 per cent of
atria a qUllrt 8 day .
. Uncle Sam Says' 1
PAGE TWO
---WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS---..

,Einstein Calls Arms Race Suicide;
Truman Asks 01 School Abuse End;
Bigger Cities La.unch War on Crime
(IlDITOa'S NOTE: ....... ,lal o. "re .. d 18 'II ..... 1.m.1 I"oy ar. tho ... 1
...... r. N..... a , 11.1 w , .... a , It .4 Pal I,,-,paper. '
TRUMAN D11YS FIRST POPPY MH. M.rle L.' &heche,
BecltriUe, m., naUonal president of the Ameriean LeglOD Aux
Ulal'7, ' pins the fin' 1.110 poppy on President Truman'. lapel at
a WIIUe House eeremollJ'. The Lerlon poppy .!'Ie, proceeds or'
.... cll . .. eo dlaabled YewallS, bertna .lII" Z'r.
Saicide Roael
Crime
A CHECKUP
ARMS RACE: I
A IOlemn 1\'arnlng that an
nce between the United State. and '-0 ____________ .....
Ruslia beckonl 'annihilation was. With 14 metropolitan new spa
IIlUed by Dr. Albert Einstein. pen takinl a carefUl' Icrutiny ot
Appeai'Ip, on a lelevillon ' ahow, Its operations, and the federal ,ov
ElJlIteln, lIallell a8 the world's openln, a conference on
greatest mathematician and one or wbat to do about it, U.S. crime ap-
UIe great physicists of the world, peared to have fallen on evil days .
declared the arms contest now un. Not for decades bad the boy. wbo
derway il assuming "hysterical" deal .in shady enterprises bas so
. proportlons on both ' sides. mucb pubUeity focused upon them.
ONE of the cblef contributors to Names were being called, police
the final development of Pte atomic oUicill1s were getting the lifted'
bomb, E:lnstelD declared that "the eyebrow treatment, wire service's
meane to' maaa destruction are per. were ripping telephones out 01
!ected ' .with feverish haste behind bookle joints and. all in all. It apt , .
'the respective walls 01 secrecY. The pea red to be a real blow inio whicti
H.bomb appears , on tlie pubUc the cralt 01 crime was wallowing.
horizon as Ii probably attainable THE PRESS wOl\ld be the r eal
goal and Its acqelerated develop. of exposure, grllnted
ment hu been solemnly proel:/tmed that 'officialdom In" citles ihcluded
by the Pres,ident," . really wanted to .. clea!} up the un
Then 11e uttered tile punch line: desirable condiUQns. For exampJe.
"Arme". lecurlty Is an illusion New York: city's fahulous FranIC
, it .uccessful, radloll'Ctlve polsomnc Costello, often called the JUn,
of the atmospbere and hence .n- the rackets, was the first target of
Dihllation of any I1fe on eartl! baa I the newspaper leries. Costello wa.
beeD brought wUhin the ranee of referred to ar a "feUow .0 unbe
poa.lbWtlel." lievable he miaht bave been
To Implement that clJDclu.lon, be' dreamed up by a Holly:wood script
, .. ald: "The .character of writer." The .tory attempted , to
1IWI developmIDt lle. I,n Its, appar- ; llillt IUm 1\'itl! toP-tliIht' 'Iambllq
treDd Every .tep icUriU .. over mOlt of the U.s.
appear. u die unavoidable conse- One liinWcaht line in the ant
or 008. In the Of. the rie. was thlI:
-.I, lbere beckon. more anc! 'mar. 'Clambllnl can't for aD1 .
end mON ,eneral annlhllation." . unlell the' let It oS)'
THE MIAMI GAZ
COAL DISPUTE:
Strikes n. Courts
It the recent coal strike did noth
Ing else. It may have set In mo
tion lorces that will bring about a
delcrinlna \Jon for all time of the
power of thc courts of the land to
deal with big walkouts.
It is true that John L. Lewis, un
der pressure' of the law. capltu
lated and ordered the miners bllck
to work; but when 'he gave the
order the minets were defiant and
no one knew whether, they would
return to the pits In suIficlent num
bers to ease the production situa:-
tlon.
THE BIG QUESTION 10 the
minds of most Americans was:
What can be done D'bout it? If
the miners didn't want to work.
who could make them return to
th1l pits? In this stillfIlee hind. men
can work or quit without penalty
under the law. But could their
union .be punJshed b,eqnuse Its memo
'bers quit as a group. since the
law says a un ion is responsible tor
the acts of Its "agents,"
U that were the attempted
remedy. the question surely would'
be rli ised: Were the miners acting
as Individua ls In pursuit of their In.
divldual rights In working. or must
they be regarded DS of
the union In their decision?
It was a torturous and
one certain to provide a classic
elise for the courts.
Of course. If Lewis a.nd the oper.
a tors, under order of the court to
resume bargaining, were to reach
an agreement, the question would
become a moot one. But under the
recurrent s.resa of coal strikes-
and. usually at a time when coal
stockpiles are reaqlt
may be the writing of some new
law, or cOlirt declslon approach to
break up the continual crises whicll
hamstrlpg production aDd 'mtrlb-
ute to widespread
and conS!!quent. suIlerlng.
A-T est 'Chiet
I'BW eoul4 .peak with more erate. 'Nor can ' the other rack ... ,"
cocnpell.lq authority on tbat IUb- THAT was ao obvloiJW Uioma
tho brJlUa!\t. I Uc there could be no
eyed, venerable ' scientist who ha. I with It, an(' bone.t cop. over the
cootrlbutad .0' mucb to the IUDl , nation bad. to take the rap with the
. band held t bo h MaJ. Gen. Robert will
.. man'. Imowled(e: ou )'I w en blame wu lie Ia COJlllllaQd of tile air feice
But each Ume Clvlllzatlcm ba. . beinl .burned arouhd for 10: law alt. takID. part Ia De ... tomlD '
been to 'attempt aimJbllation. , ellforcemi ent. . ....,.. tetta .. be held" ....
thrvUlh war there ' hal' been little The. ot macbJne-termed vari ....,.
cllapoalttOll tc', lIIten to thole Voleel 0UI17 the ",one-armed bandit" and :-c:. aton l'roy ....
who' Woulcl CIT Out a waruJil,. . other unprintable name,:....wa. the Q C.
.' tar,et,for a .pec,al government in ' , AjISSILES.
GI SCHOOLS: qulty. It wa. indicated that their m , .
menace I, 10 fUlly rj!ali%ed thilt the U . S. Tr4Jiling ,
Abuse End Asked
The, fantastic. ele-
ments in the GI scljool program
had just about run their course.
Ballroom danCing. jlnrte'ndjng. even
Jl lot. of Individual ,flight training
by ex-vI'II who wouIa never own on
airplane 'or have occasion to need
one, were on the way out. apparent.
17. as part of the .accepted GI
scbool training program.
NO LESS A FIGURE than Pres
Ident Truman him sell. banded can-
greBs a catalog of abuses under
. this year's 2.'15bllUon-dollar GI
education a'nd urged the
legislators to clamp down.
Mr . Truman asked ' speclllcsUy
for legislation to prevent "lMer.
lor" ualnfng of that type which III
likely to do the veterari llttle ap-
preciable good.
HIs report showed that '161 mil.
110n dollars already has been sdded
to the estimated cost of the GI
.cbooUng program for the current
fiscal year ending June 30. and
attributed thfs' to . Increased enroU '
ment for "trade" vocational and l
other scbools below college level.
THE PRESIDENT declined to
.. , juJt how. much. might be' ,a:\fed
by a careful scrUtiny of the In-
Il'am. but bJnted at blWon dol.
lara. '
Amon, othan, the report made
. '
1. Enoulh poOr.qul'IlIty tra_
ia in 'evidence "to warrant .eriau.
C'OIleern."
I. '!'be atatel-wblch under the .1.,
haft the .ay-so about approv.in,
achOob and cour.es-lack unItonri
ataDduds.
I. Some .taw approve lehoolll of
\7pe would not be apPJ'Oved '
III oUler ltatet.
AtJ an tt ta .alIt tbat
lCIIIla .tates quaJ.il)' barbll'l In 11
weeki, otb.en require two YOU?, '
'U,LDERS' DREAM
federal governme.nt may Itep In to ' '.
belp the state control U1em. United Statee Senator Johnson ,
',l'here .Is an Ironical contracjlc. (0" Te:O, is clalmihg 'that Russia
tion here, however. beeause the fed. JII far ahead of the United States
eral government licenses slot mao in of gulded ' mlssiles .
ohines and 'accepts revenue 'from and has called for an immediate
tbat source. U the lederal govern. review of nation'. guided
ment should outlaw them, It would 'missiles program. "
go a long way toward insuring elfi. JOHNSON ASSERTED that the
cient state ' control. Stlltes Is lagging as much
INDONESIA:
Uncle Comes
The UDlted States, continuing Its
to stop commurilsm by
strengthenlng local ' nationalist
regimes 9Ver the globel approved a
loan of 100 ' rn.Ullon dollars to the
new, republic of Indonesia. '
THE MONEY. aeCOrdlng to re-
ports, was to be used by Indoneitil
to finance p.urcbll,se In thll coun
try of Indultrlal and equiPr
ment 10r reconstruction 01 the Indo-
nesian economy.
It wal reported' that fUnd. tram
the imparl-export bailk. which made
the loan: be fiowJng: to Indo-
nesia in a matter of 'wew for put
chase of railroad cars, trucks and
Similar equipment, but that a Ion,.
er ttine would be required for such
item. heavy machinery.
THE 1Nb0Nl!;SIANS, numbering
75 mWion people, are faced with I
mljor task "t, reltoring production
to an economy not yet recovered
from the eHecta ot wartime Jap-
ane.. occupation.
The "fUndi from the Unite' Statel
woul.d '0 prmc1pa117 to repair of
W8rod.ma,e4 PC!rt. {aUwl.Y, blab-
way prdC8UIn, rac:illtle* and
replacement of dama,ed transpor'
tatlon, facWtle
loan wa. the lar,est .mce
the import-ellport bank .agreed to
lend larael 100 miWon doDara .ev
eral montha alO. .
as two years behlnd the RUSSians
in this field of wllrfare alld added:
, IU guided mlsslle warfare, shouJd
begin within the next two or ' three
years we-at our present rate-
would be very feeble participants".
For a push. button . war. we' have
neither the push nor the button."
ST,.TED, 'that the nation's
mlslne program is a "minor. al
rpost obscure item" in the delense '
bUdget. . '. .
IMa,be So'
According to a Calilornia Dem.
ocrat who might khow, President
Truman bas been thinking about
. the 1952 preSidential election.
George Luckey, Los > Angeles .
of the Calilomia
Democratic central committee. bas
reported that he put the question
uP to the President durin, White
House visit 'and ,ot "maybe ,so"
.for an answer. . ".'
"He .ald .'maybe 0 .' h Luckey
told reporter.. "He said that if 'we
have the .ame team 'together
again, ml!1be we do .ome
thID,." '.
Luckey !lalcJ t)). ''team'' the
ident meant those who 'lUpported
bIm In 1948.
W1iUe Mr. Truman ba. never
declared openb' th.t be would be
a candida.. for reelection In .185Z,
be has never flat17 ruled out the
po.sibUity.
ASIA:
Mud Can Be ,Made Stronger Than Concrete
Secret Talks
, .
IloQle III the lllDif"
Icance of Asia In de.velDpllll work!:
aHatr. could lJ,ad in the report
that 1'1' American' envOJ. bad beld
a lecret, three:day parley iJi
Bahgkok on th, prob-
Certain chemlcall plus a sloppy
mud patch wbleb, m 24 baurs, pro-
a firm 1011 pack that mil)' be
road stronger . than concrete
mould prove to be a contractor'.
dream.
The DeW technique was reported'
by the Mas.achusetts InsUtute of
TechDol0lT. 1& , was reported the
procell ia especlall7 needed to
a toqh aurface for 1aDdIDi
operations, newly buDt airfield.
and roada .10' purposes."
The technique wal called an "en-
tirely new approach."
';l'be process, it wal said, can be
used on sou. CODtalning up to 30
.per ceDt water by weight, or enough
water to turD clay as .oft a. bread
dough. Five bourl aflu treatment,
the IOU ia elutJc IDcl Iia. vast
tensUe. atrenlthi.
,;.-
lems of . the contineQt.
. They . were attempting,
laid, to find 01 strengl,hen-
in, United Staw pOlicl in' a11 area
alreadf hallReel htlf ' unde-
CIded.
,Ringold Lady Dora
Garners Extra Star
First Sow Ever To Raise
. Nine Champion Litters
America's champion production
lOW. the most prolilic purebred sow
In the country, tias added still
another star to ber crown.
One hundred and live pigs ral,ed
to weening age is the relllarkable
new recQrd of thJs queen ot the hog
world. the first alld only sow of any
breed to rilise nlue produotlon star
litters. .
To qualify for prodllctlon regis'
try. conducted by the purebreed as-
SOCiations, a sow must TlIlse a lit-
ter of at least 8 pigs to 'a minimum
weight of S2D pounds within 56 days
of blrth. The ,p,lgs must be ap-
proved breed ,type, free from fault
or defect, and at least haIr ot them
: must be eligible for registration.
, The sow gains a ' star In her breed
Siroductlon registry books eacb
time /Sbe repeats the performance.
The cbamplon, Ringold Lady Do-
No. '153,056, a Hampshire owned
Queen of Ute bOK ",orIel,
Ringold Lady Dora, first and
only sow to nJse ilIne utters
to Qaallly for breeel production
reclstry honors Is sbown Bo-
companied by Illtest Utter
' which weighed , 36!! pounds at
the 56-day weaDing date.
, .
by Meadowlark Inc. of Sui"
Iivan, indiana, bas repeated that
performance nine times. Her o1irst
QuaWylng litter was farrowed Sep
tember 6, 1944. Since then Btle hal
1arrowed and raised sprin, and
1all Utters without a single interrup-
tion, and has raised an avera,e of
11.11 pl" per litter. She h , far
rowed a total ot 129 pigs and b.1
railed 105 of. berself.
Her Dlnth ' .tar farr9Wed
W. past fall, consl.ted of 'lO pl
Dine of them eU,lble ,fDr rettatra
tion. They had a litter welpt or
.. at the lI8odaJ'
alB
DurIq. that period hel' hreecUDa:
and feedin, wal watebecl
She wal fed a l'atloa collilaUnl of
corn, Glita, a peU.t1aeel dalry' pHd
"et. lOme, meat .crap or tank.,.,
a llttle bran. and .lfalfa pa.ture or
!alfalfa meal prior to each 1arrow

ftls ' crain blower, made on
an Dllnols 'arm; Is eOllltraeted
from 'lcrap It-page steel for
the caM .ad alirle Iron for
'the frame. )& aU arc welded.
Grain I. fell lato lbe blower by
an, auras:'
Pig-Feeding System
Ptlying Off for Fanners
A pl,.feeding device wblch mIght
lile adopJ.,.d profitably by many
Ilwme .ralsers bas been developed
lID northeastern California.
, ' 'l'be "pig strainer." all it ta pop-
1Q!0wn, was Invented by Jess,
Steiner who lives In Modoc county
near Cedarville.
A Qew kind of creep, thl! ".train
, er" aorta pigs out by .ize at feed
In, time.
Here'. bow It came about:'
Steiner " purchased buttermilk
tram creamery at. Altura. 'which
bo' feea. al par:t of thl! ration to
JUS bop. Be figured out that It WI.
IIICe U1. to feecl the .pl,. accord
Iq to lize, IjIlce the small anpna18
b .. d .clffftculty, In ,ettma fair
libar... of feed a1on,sld8" the Wier
,
, Thetefo"- be artanpd bIa
at .e' trough wbare the buttermilk
IlDd' .re feel In IUcb
tbat, b, 1IIiD, cnepa. tile.
tlOiI aatura1l7 arraQ,ed themaelv.u
ccordlD, 'to .1Ie.
.9Gb
, When InYacling Sewen
'1'roe 1'0018 mean trouble wIleD
II'GW Into. I.,.,ere. cIl,
to free cloned dram. cln be
.lvclldetd bT a .imple practice,
Oeorlte Ad.mlon, of the Mlchllan
crolle,e, reco!ll'
use of copper aulfate or
vitriol in fleetn, sewers \ oj
roots tbat be caUIJq
__ IlIUIII.
1JDe.
Thursday, 2, 1950
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Cut on Princess Lines
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FASHION. our cOthlllote potter .. mngn ...
This speeJnl cOnta ln8
48 RnAe. of emnrl . Ivl . IntcresUnA
1)ottcrn o r lnl. d Inside \he
SEWINO CIRCLE .J''' TTERN DEn,
. , .. ". Wo"" SL, Cbl.",. '. 111.
Enclos. 25 centl In coin. lor each
pattern deSired.
PallnQ No,' ............ Slz ...... _
Ham. , ....
Addn ..... .. .... . .......... . : ...... ..
Perlaml!ll .ro ....
. France'" btl perfume. at
Graue, hilh In the bUla of the
Fa;eoch RlYier., annuail, collects
.. 0 m e th.... mmfOD poUJIdI ot
oranle blouoma tor 11M in malt.
sweet ImeUJn, eaencea. So
extensive UI thill qaanufaottlre' that
perfume odors pervacle eve171
$'eet m.th, town.

, 18n-Ada. Ohio-1950'
QUARTER
Opens Regilltration March 7th
FOUR COLLEGES
Liberal Arts Enginee.rl'ng
' II'OID'
the
. ?harmacy " Law I
For FurtheI; In.(ormation, Write .
Dr. F. Bringle Mcintosh, president
{. ilEJOU I H_'VY
'SMUIII? .
G t. I&l10-''',,
, ",,,,.,'" ... ". ....
Thursday, March Z, 1950
S.ve Money On
This Home Mixed
Coush Syrup,
B!I Suln,. NOCOOklnl. So!uf.
You'lI b Ul'flri..d how'quleklY and lly
:rou can reliev. COURhs due to cold when
:rOil try lhl. recipe. It lIiv you
about lour tim.... much rounh m.dkl nt
'or your mnney. and you' ll find It trulY
wond. rful for real relief.
Make a .yrup .. It h 2 cups of cr.nulated
IUC. r .nd on. of water. No cookin,
, lIeed.d, (Or YOU can ,U8. corn syrup or li quid
honey. of auenr syrup,) Then put
oun" .. of Pine. ' (obtained from Iny
In a and fill up ',..ith
:rour syrup, Thll make. a. fllil pint of modi-
eln. thllt will pleu. you by Ita qUick .cllon.
' It ne"" .polla. and t ntell lin.-chlldren

love It. ' ,
Thla a) mpl. mixture, tak.,. ,llhl hold or I
eau,h. It looa. ni the phl.em. looth"" tho
inllated membranes. quickly ease. aoren...
and dillicult br .. thin!:.
Plnex' ia a apool. 1 eompound of proyen
Iftrredlenta, In <on.entrall/d lorl'l), w,l1-
known for ita quick, action In courhl and
bronchial Irritation. , Money refunded ' If 1&
" _ n't pl .... you In eyery way.
FO"R EXTRa CONVEJlIE'IIC DET IIEW
IUDHIIIED. READYTOUSE PINElI
, I I
NO MORE HARSH' LAXATIVES
SAY HAPPY COUPLE
I/O"
ItlpBtion due to
of dietarY bulk, do an ounce
of tasty Kellogg's A.Lt.:.BRA!iI daily,
drink plenty of water If not COllI-
Jlldtlll IllltiAfied afte1' 10 daf.!'. return
empty cuton to Kellogg 8,' Battle
Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACKI
HE SAYS'
ORA
IUlTURE CWlisER
, .,'
.
"Slnee using ORA my denture ill at-
_)'Ii clean and aparkllng," IQalllax
N. Serlick .Portland. Me.
DENTISTS PRAISE ORA .
In a lurvey, an.oyerwhelmlng major-
Ity of dentists prsbed this marveloUi
118W eleanaer. No harm:ful b1'll. hlng
that can dentu'tefl. Just p1!lce in
ORA solution 'tor 16'mlnutea Dr over-
Romovll.l tobace() Itnl'na. ORA
,is Runr a nteed not to harpi dentures.
,Get ORA today. AU drugflatil
Jl ...... 1ICt If McbUIiIl. ........ 1M.
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'Td Women With
Nagging Baf1<ache
AI WI IfI& CIIdu, atI..i l"cJ-etroJ... 0 ...
UirtJOD, D._I. 'auioldaE.O' up""""
eoId 81 0- . 'dOWD kldDe1 IWI.,..
"..... Thli .. lead "I'" follnl w -
.,talD .. I aanlD, bacllaeh 1- .1 pep a.a
.ailtn'. b.adacb.. aDd dlazln-. G.lthi.
ap D1lhle ar InqulDt 1JI*a_ ma, .-,
fI'om mlDor . bI.dder lrrltationa duo to cald.
"'mpo_ or dl.tol? ladl nlo .... _
1
II your dt.c:omlorto are dUI W th_
ea_ do ..t wait. tr7 DOID'I Pilla, a mUd
dllatetlc. U..... 1l_lall, b, mlUJo... for
oYet 50 ,--. Wbll. tb ... "mplOIDII mQ
eltoD otberwlio 0C<!Ilf. Irl amUilll bow
.... , dm. Doaa'. Ei... bapp, ""I,f-
IoeIp tb. 15 mil. 01 kid.. ., tubaa aDd Glten
I ... oat -. 0" , DoaD. tocIql
DOAII'S PILLS
Irs GREAl 'TO 8E'
IEGULAR
Since the -caveman at-
tempted to depict on tho
walls 0' caverns the
things he saw about him,
man has attempted to cap-
ture and preserve the ,
beauti'ul and e xci tin 9
things which he experi.
, enees. From the flint chisel
' to the camera was a na-
tural development; and the
popularity 0' the latter
medium (I" visual perpet-
uation is attested by the
fact that in the 1949
Gratlex photo contest, 62
prizes totaling, $5,000
awatded. In these prize-
winning phptos the artistry
, of the lensmen is dearly
Above is
first , prizewinner in the
r,rofessional action c I ass
'Trapped," token by Rus-
sell S. Reed of the Oak-
land ' (aal.) Tribune.
,.-en' ,ot the ",ost appealing
phqJos in the contest '1CII "My
Turn" (above) . t9k.n .by Bob
! Doty .of Dayton, Ohio, and
, which first prize hi the
'professional feature Doty'
IS a .photographer-cUi the
ton At tight,
''Through The' Ages," ,a first
winner in, the fton-pro- '
fesstonal .class, is a ' ,h,Clto of
the temple' lit Luxor,
Egypt, JJy Esmond Martin of,
New York. '

'The photo above, ''Track
Man" was m,ade by Myron J.
Levin of Branch. N. J., pnd
, is 0 dramatic example. ot the
I ction. ,,l.t.w.o
first prize in the teenage action
class. The picture was token at
Rutgers stadium and wa's made
with a 4 x 5 Pacemaker.
Kab"Kah
Spectator cheermg at !oolba IJ
games is an 80year-old Amerlc. n
pract ice. On November 1:1, I H(UI ,
when Rutgers and Princeton uni
versitles met for the second inler
collegiate grid contest iil U !:\.
history, Princeton supporters in
voked lungpo,wer, shouting an old
Confederate battle cry to IHfe
their team OD to victory. P. S.
,Princeton won, 11-0.
PAGB TIIBD

.' THE WHOLE FAMILY EArs GOQO I
BflEAI(FAS1'S ,RICE IQlISPIES i
PO 'THE COAXIN6. , I

\\\t\ ..
lS"iS Malee. a good breoHdd-fun to eaU
11________
I
EF b in Ben.Gay. Con-
F
OR FAST REL , ru f those two faIllO
US
t L. times alore 0 '
tains up to 27:&, thyl salicylate and men-
, li ving agents. me . t
pam-re e. ' dely ollered rub-U1II
tho\' than five other W1 re
MAnsM MUSCULAR '
MID '" ,alii " .. t1I '" Mlei a-cIJ for _i... .
, .. d SlRAUtS. -
THf:: MIAMI GAZETTE, WAY
THE MIA.MI GAZETTE
EaUblllhed 11$0
PAUL A. SCH ER ER . . .. .. . ......... . .. . . .. . Editor and Pubiliher
CECILI" J. SCHERER . ... .... , .... : ......... Secretary and Tre urer
TIe\ . and Mr!!. J . P. Thornbury S;fW(,I'ul Ilel'801l1l tl'om hel'e al .. ,---------------------'----1
were hosts 10 the Adult Bible Chlilll lended lhe F"ebnlory meeting of til e It _ . .
nltbe p',U"sonage. Tuesday evening. Council III the h?ml' or
111 r. an ... Ohn rle .. COOk III \U- 4-1 W 11
Mi s s 811al:!eth Clarke condUl' l ell
IlIIon. evening.
tbe devotions and M r8. Howard
. .
Mr. 8nd Mrs. Floyd MIlI R and
Publi shed E\'e,.y Thursday Momlnc nraham and Mrs. J\ . . . Collett bad
, (nmll )' of .'prlng"eld. lind 1\11'. nnd
at Wnynesyill e, Warren County. Ohio charge or the program. i\l rs. Paul lMoJ<nl ght nllcl (nlnlly . of
It nlered as second cluss matter at Mr. IUld Mrs. James Park llnd lJll Y,ton. we,re the gueats Undlly of
tbe postorrt ce III Wllynesvllle, Ohio. their daugbters of Olnclnllnctl wel'e Mrs. Myrtlle McKnight.
'l
Lbe Sunday of Mrs. Park'l! Sell that piece of farm machln.
UbBct' lption Ratea-$1 .5() Per Year. advance. In $2, elsewhere parents, lIf.r .. Dnd Mrs. Harry S. try you no longer nted wIth a Ga-
Tucker. zette cla .. lfle'" lid.
Rod da;ughter-ln.l$w. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Walt\, Donaldsol1 and their
daugbter 'Marilyn.
WAN'tED TO RENT - 5' or 6 ROOM HOUSE - ' Editor
By JANE FITE
Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Smith Ilnd
lind Mrs. William Conly playe.1
hOBI S to the members ot the C'u
sader!! at II. patlucl .. dinner
given Il t t he Methodist Church,
Wednesday evening, Following t he
bll slnss sesalon, Mrs . . Edna Bogan
presided at t he 11I Ilno fo),' gl'oup
sl ngiog.
CbI)rles wbo s pent
erlll days last week undergoi ng
t reatment at McClell an Hos pital.
Xenia, hn r eturned to hi s hom and
Is able to be up Ilild arouna.
The Harveysburg school s were
not In session Wednesday owing to
George Wasblngton's blr:hday.
RCiV. and. Mrs. James ltuaer as
HI'sted by P,{rs. Steve SUne or .tGni-
man, a're conducting a eerles' ot
l'61glous meetngs In Dayton.
Tlie baby daughter born lo Mr.
nnd Mrs. Oarl Jones lns t Sunday
Ilt Maml Valley .Hospital has been'
nllmed Jo Neil.
Tbe annual CivIc ' League pot
luck dinner- for members and their
Invited guests "'as beld at . the
Bchool ednesday evening.
The Band Moth'ers wll sponsor a
band concert Illla at tbe
school gymnlUllum Friday evenlnl
beginning at 8 p. m. There wl1l
be no admission cbarge, but any
donation will be gladly received.
The moneY derived from thls- and
the Boclal wUl De uBed In meet
Ing tbe oj)i!.r&tiIg expenses or the
bl\.Ild. Sandwicnes. Ice cream,
cake. and punch will be served at
tbe Boclal.
Mr. and Mrs'. EIIgene Snodgrus
and family wer guests or rela-
tives In FrankUn Thursday tlvenlng.
.Mr. and' Mrs. Harry Kilne. .tr .
aDd family ',ot M arlon. were house
guestl! ' during' the week end of Mrs.
Kllne'e parents Mr. and Mrs.
,
Herbert Doster.
8008nd 8u2 WlcT"m
Mr. and Mrs. Grant "'Red" Oarnea
moved Saturday Cram tbelr prop_
erty on Main Into tbelr re-
cenlly erected hCJlDe near town.
Funeral services were . neld at
lhe McClure Funeral Home Satur-
day afternoon tor WoodroW' Collins
who died Wednesday at the Mlars
Rest Home In Morrow, Reverebd
OUI! Rlcb cifflcla.led and burIal W'll8
In the Miami Cewetery. CorwLn.
Mrs. Todd Bunce ' j8,JII at hel'
home. '
Mrs. A . . S. Collett and her son
Robert Collett and Mrs. !Jsa Curl
were the guests of Mrs. Amy C.
George of near Wilmington, Rnndllv.1
arternoon.
IINEflT BY. THIS
. GOOD NEWS
COMBINATION
. YOU. tIOMI TOWN 'Anil
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lilt ,.. he ..... lit
. Mr. and Ml'B. Chl\rleli Gordan
who' have been vacationing tor
several weeka in FlorIda,
nome
WQIlLD ...... . .w.. _ ..
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.. . THI CllltITIAIt ICIIMCI
Mr. and MH. Clifford -Dolltr and
rtUDUy of SprJngCleld, were guests
Thursday ot Mr . . Doster's
MT. a.nd Mrs. Herbert Doster.
World Day of Prayer Wasi ob"
lIerved at the 11'U11 Gospe Oburol1
Itere. FrIday afternoon. Groups
representing all 'the denomlDatioDa
In tbe v11laCe aOO Immediate vi-
cinity parttctPILted in the lervlces.
Mr, and lira, T. L. DoDaldaOn.
o r WfimJJlgton, 'Were the dinner
1;11e8t8 of their son
MONItoa.: , .
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t erm's assure repa:ym:nt
ability.
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REFINANCING - '
IMPROVING
- through' .
. .
N.F.L.A.
5, Old Bank Building:
phone 448
AT YOUR 'ERYi.CE
We are At roar
wltll the rlJlelt of PI aad
to lleep ,our car ruJIIIIq
tip top shape this wlDtei-.
TIRE8 - 'AOcElIORtE8
. BATTERIE.
BOB' SRm'
TEXA'CO
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How .Does
Christian Science
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IF y.ou would like to know more: ab(Iut ,this lcientifie
religion which heala human ill. alnd solei human
problems, come to
A FREE LECTURE
entitled
'. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE'
nr AWlkeoinr IT. Spiritbal Kea6ty I
By/.CECIL F. DENTON, ,C: 5., of NEW YORK 'CITY t
Member, the of of 1rhe Church
The FIrat Chbrchl of Christ. Scientist,
i
in Bolton. , Mauachuseu.
6
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NO FAMI.LY UNPERt '}. H ,E
STREf!8 OF UlnlXPZ0TED BE
RJIlA VJ:MENT need' h II. v e the
fEl8r or esClNlld..- '('.oat.
At our fUDeta" boar. will
Clad tile k:lndeet conSIderation for
any rana..... bu.t DO matter
boW' .ltecItl lt may"", ' and the
besl .enll$ we Jm'ow, liow to
prOVIde:
.. ClU',. '."
P"" E I itOI'M'!'
METHODIST CHURCH
R. B. Colemnn. Mln1Bter
Ohurch Scbool. 9:30 A.M.. Mr.
lIarold FlIU'n h'nrt, SuPt.
Worship Servlsle. 101311 A.M.
. YOl11h l?elowshl.IP. Sunday. 6: 30
P, M.
FERRV CHURCH OF CHRIST
Byron Carver. MlniBter
Bible SchOol. 9:30 ' .... M.
Morning Worship. ' 10:30 .... M.
Prayer Meeting. 7 :00 P.M.
Young People's Meetlnc. 1:00
Evening SerVIces,' 7; 90 P'.M.
WAYNESVILLE CHIIRCH OF'
CHRI8T
1\1 . H. Correy. Minister
Bible School. 9: 30 A.M.
Morning Worship. 10:30 .... M.
Young Peoples' Meeting. 6:46
P.M. .
Evening ' Service. 7 :30 P.M.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
Wedneaday, 8 P.M.
Mi'. HOLL.Y METHO.DI$T
T. M. Scan. Minister
'Sunday Sohool: ,9:30 A.M .
Ii. lilar.nhart. Supt.
Worship Service, 10:80 A.M.
Evening ServIce, 7': SO P.M.
E.
LYTLE METHODIS. CHURCH
11. UUlllh II. 1'118[01'
1' 1111 hd Soi l' \l<!e. 9 : I!; IL. ,I,.
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
' I ho llev. HII.Ulll cl N. KOYlI Hec.lul'
' l'hl1rwdny Evenll1G' p l'l\ Y I' ':110 p.Tn.
Prell her.. Ca pl. Will . P ull
dock) .
S lInc,lllY. PI' jIIIlI 1')'
10:30 n.m.
(Ages 0 through 8)
II:tlult Worship. 10:30 It.nt .
.UTlCA E.U.B. CHURCH,
Re ll onl .
WlJllnm Shannon. Minister
Sljllr.lay. School. 9 : ';! 0 . \ .1\1 . M.I' H.
OIlI'r\::IOII. SU[ot.
Preacb lng, 1st, olld .ll rd. Sun-
dllYs of eao!:. month. 10: 30 A.III.
EvellJng Services. 1 : 30 P.lII.
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
FaUler R. H. Krumholtz . Pas tor
Mllases. 8 and 10 A.M.
CAESAR'8 CREEK FRIENDS
..ee PartlnltOn, MInister
Worship ServIce. 10 A.M.
Sunday .Schonl, 11 A.M.
WAYNESVIL.LE FRIENDS
First Day School. 9 : 30
M '!lUng ror WorshIp. 1,!J : 30 A.M.

Smith Electric:- Ser:vice

ROOFING
or All T ' pes
Insulnted Bdcks and asbes-
, to/> Sidi ng. Sheet metnl work
of all llinlillt Loca l , ReferM"
ces. All worl! guarllnleec!.
HOWARD W. HAAS
Route 3 Waynea"llte. O.
Phone W,ynelville 2898
Dead St()ck
Honel, ".60 Cows. $2.60
Hop - 25e CWL.
Accordi ng ' \.(> . ' 11.,
anll O"li,l iI,I' ''I . .
(, ,, 'I
Xenia 454
- PEARL. WICK, 1
'DutowEVE' i
. . \
.$8 . 18!
WALL PAPER; PASTE AND SIZING
G. E. BULBS - NU ENAMEL
KEMTONE
.
WayoesYille Furniture & Appiiuce Co.
TELEPHONE' M22 ' WAYNESvn:I,.E. OHIO
,
eruI,";dt-.1
B E -e H E R S
SUlfOCO 8B8Y1CB 4
'I
THUR DAY, MAHCH 2, 1950
Dry Ridge
A Farm Diar.y
By D. J. Frazier
Febl' uary 27,, 1950, - CetUhg liP
1'I11'I y l'lln lI y bus "ume'lblng to be
said for It, ' 'rills morning When I
went up to the barn about six
o' clocle (Homo peopl.e lllay' not cull
I hilt arJy, bll t It, Is for me ) the
morning slut' lal'ge IIlld bright
In the east., the Sky was deep soft
ni ght blUe gl'o\\' lng lighter. a.round
tbe edges. The snow crunched
undel' foot Oll d all was stili except
for tho 1'00ster crOWing In ' 'the
chicken lJ'Ollsc;l lind one a t the barn
IltHI\\' ring hi m. Tills was tile
Ing thllt Hurley fOS8 11':111 coming'
to talts my two clUVes to Clnchl-
nat!: I hated lU Elond the. poor
t.hings of( on slleu a cold morning
' but I went up to lllrn the cows
Irl with them so that tbey would
at leS/lt b full of warm mllle ..
FI'it2le and' Ute TwIn looked u. lit.
tle surprised to IS",,, anyone there
,80 early bllt tbey got UJ\ and came
111to the mil leing Stable wIthout any
con.ltIng when tbey S8.y something
t o eat there for them, I t Is n icp.
, they , decided that It;.. was too cold
or not. There goel) a hairy wood-
Peoker up the side of the window
looking In every crack. I wonder
what he was !Inding. I hope not
termites. The, birds were singlng
this morning wb'en I came dowu
from the bat'n In IJplte of the cold.
Tire bunch of ''' yellow crucllse '1s
burled in the IlIiOW but that will
1I0t hUl't tbem. If the sunhslne :11
warm enough they may e!oVll open
wltb the snow around them. ' I
wonder If those groundhdgs have
gone bcak to sleep but ,they may
not have to stay In long, Th'e
weather (orecast for tomorrow said
rain.
The maple sap has begun to run.
There was a bl15 wet spot under
one of the iil Lytle tho o.ther
day but I haven't lIeen the sap
buckets oUlt anywhere. ' It Is too
bad when pleaasot things like
maple SYI11P get cut out because
of high wages. The old fashioned
slow jobs get pushed aside wben
wages are so hJgh, even those
that ' are not busy value their
lime extravagently h(gh, My wood
fire suftered beca.uae no one
would cut me any '\Yood on a shatlo'
until John L. LeWis the
coal shortage ' tb'eQ tbe boys rigged
up a buzz saw and now tbey a.re
cutUDIr some wood and I can ba.ve
to have electri c JlgMs In the bill'Tl an open tire. again, With the
t hough the burn doesn' t have' that groundhogs seeing tbelr shadows It
shn.dowy ' mysterlous look that It would seem appropriate t hat March
does by lantern light - however It pbolild come tn Uke a lamb but at
Is muoh clIlSler to se'a what you are this writing that '18 two days off
doing. , ' . yet so I wUl have to walt till next
Tbls Is the sllcond bright cold wook to toll you .!lbout tbat, Oh
dllY, It snowed Satllr<l.ay alld evel")' by tbe way, they have extra good
one was havi ng t,'oubl!) on WlQ'nes. fre/lh sBusage at the Locker Plant.
'YUle' s slippery bll1s. r parked by
t he aide of the blink and tben' tried
t o go on uPJ t he ,11111. My
s lipped ' a nd BplI'n ' liDO my trades
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Admlni.trator
looked li ke a s uake's traj) Se) I of Charlotte
t hougltl tllere Is );U \l8e doIng (aka Charlotte Antram
and monaged to Mck around and ceased. '
E. Antram
Snapp De-
Notice Is hereby given that
c. ' Donald DUatullb wholle POBt
Ot'flce .Address la Lebanon" Ohto
has been duty &II
mlnlBtrator WW A of the ElJtate
of Oharlotte E. Antram aka Char-
lotte Antram Snapp late of Way-'
nesvUle. Warren County, Ohlo.
deceaaed.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYNESVILLE,
on English Chalrmel is
by the swimming Mercer family
of Fall R' ver, Mass., shown startin'l
ing at J acKsonville, Fla" as Mom (right)
', reminds "we' re all in this {og:ether."
.... . t"
Special sesssions of the I\Il ost Ohio blip-keepers are ,planr
nl l1 g 011 attending' a tWo-day bee-
keepers' short courSe at Ohio
Slate University, Marcbl >21.22:
lind Hom,e Week p,rogr,a,m a t Ohio
SWt e Vnll' erslly are planned for
parttlme (armel's,
NICLLYTE BATTERIES
26 MONTH GUARANTEE - Add A
LUBRICATION"
COMPLEft AUTO REPAIR SERVICE
24
1
HOUR WRECKING SERVICE
ICIer ., .
MAIN .. MI .....MI aTS.
PHONE WAYNES. 2341
Americ,an Standard
l.
'/
Airco . Burner Installed
Beat the ,c;)al situation
and let us 'install an '
OIL , BURNER,
In Yoor Present F,urnace
, ' ,
W . R.Sawyer
PHONE 2174
' waVNKSVILLE, 6 ... 0
FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN
clUlle dOwn. So I went dOWn and
tried tbe hill , up 73. Up about half
way to t he glrst t um and the same
tiling ,happe ned to me and to two
cors ahead of me, i baoked down
again Into t ho filling station , and
tllmed aroti\ld, This ' time I went
olown nnd turned up the hIlL by
Krogers, Again I got more than
half way up only to stick again,
8 0 tbls time I backed down mto
til e garage and hUt! my chains put
on and wont I'illnt ahead without
MY .. 1( '" ' ..,.,. -
, thlli 13th day ot february
1960.
, . ,
__ H.
, , , Fo;' , lIortll erll Oh,io" Clillton '59 '
Red skull,
' d b ". : .: 'I ill ':; tlIl fJ rs t ()lJolce Ih oats val'
The feal' or -)laQ roads per-
haps t ile many cas es ' of flu cut
llown the attendance at the Ele-
vator,dlnner but a faIrly good num-
ber of peo'plc cruneout and ale the
lovely dinner prepared by the com-
mittee of Grange women. They
ailc'Uoncd off the extra cakes and
1 doubt 'If there ,vere' any extra
home mnde rolls. They were 80
ver y good"- and 'Wero disappearing
8 0 fast at our end Of thn table.
The old Duke tnr,m has changed
btl,nds again. 1 ao not know the
name or the new' ow'nel'. I beard'
that be was 'not gOing to live on
the place bllt that It would be op-
el'ated by some l'olaUve of the, new
ownel... MI'. Staliley hId hlB Bwle
Isalt Wednesday but had n. very bad
liny 'fo'r it. Someone said that the
implements went low and the
jl.IDI( went. high but It seemed to
me from what I beard that most
WOllt ,very well. Fot', once
, I rlld n'ot 'gO, that Is I did not stlliY.
'" I JUti t " ' ent ' up lookeet nrpllnd
and decided that tnollgn thero 'wore
some things 1 I' onld hRve 118ed I
dIdn't wnlit' any of ' them badly
enough' t o I1rmlnd In the cold
l'oJ;'gy dl'lizl e to got, them.
They tallred about butcherlo'g to-
dny but do not k.now whether
NOT NEW - BUT NEWS '
An4 1004 ne"e U Jalt
)'ear'a ault worn &1l4
eliabb)'1
BeDel It to UI - we'll n-
ltore' that trtm. amart look.
mat. It look 'uta Dewl
JudI'S of tbe Probate Court
an cross one ma.",- ' , ' .
" ' , i etle l; fot 19GO. , OJlnton 11, or ot- '
County, Ohlo era helped 4-H cLubs 'elimi nate 1, Iier IIn'on selentlon; are equally
C. Donald DUatuab. :Atiorney hazards on T\isCl1rawa& Co. good, ,,,;,
1>uDlhI]ftld February 23, (arms In 1949,
,a 1
PROTECTION '0 0
san throqb llte with the
It JJ personal injustice
to p,rmlt' oneself to be
PIlllllexed about anyfu.
neral matter. We're al-
ways wiiting to furnish
honest informlltion.
,a.lurance JOur flDanetal
wID be protecte4 bJ
regulal' 4!powit in JOm. ,Ib-
lngs account at:
Stubbs
F 'uneral Home
The WAYNESVILLE
NATIONAL
L _______ .--, .. _
TELEI"HONE 2291
'VA YNESVILLE; 01110
QRDER YOUR
FERTILIZE,R"
New
WE CAN mu. 'FURNtsa :IUGH 'ANALYSIS
FOR,AftW DELIVERY
t-
ALL KMDs OF FIELD NEEDS
" '
BUY NOW
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.IIARYEYSIURG. OHIO
b lgnlty Is 'what mll\Jces :rou.
tbi nf{ you 1\1'e suffering' fr.om gr-
im silence w,hen YOU are , anlJ
Panting,
+
PAGE SIX.

.A I
' 2"


l\latter of Garb
Mr. Jones had the usual man
' lost . ID department store look
abo u t him. The floorwalker
noticed him wandering aimlessly
about. and noticing his rather
shabby suit, inquired politely: .
.. Are you looking (or something
in men' s clothing, sin'"
"Nol" snapped Mr. Jones curt-
ly. "I'm looking tor something 10
women's clothing-my wife. "

Time r"r Caution
Mr. Smith was always preoc-
cupied when he washed (he dishes
and kept only one ear open for
anything his might have 10
SaY. She gazed fondly . at thei,r
small son sleeping' in his crib and
said: . , '
,"He's more like you every day.
dear."
"Eh?" muttered Mr. Smith,
wiping the suds off a platter,
"What's he been up to now?"

No Hurry, Doc
Mr. Jones (on phone)-"HeUo?
Dr. Smith?"
Doctor-"Yes."
Jones-"My wife has ,Just
dislocated her jaw_ If you should
be in the neighborhood in the next
couple of weeks or , so maybe
you' d drop in and have a look at
her." , , '

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W , DlSrRESS
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special Penetratlnlt-Stlmulatlng
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chest and back at bedtlme:-
It' PENTRIITtI to upper
tubes with spec1al medlclDlU vapors.
, ItsT1llllI.llllS chest and baclt8w1aces
U1te a warming PQultlce. And It
VICKS
bours-even
wlil10 oleepl APOAue
ru, in JUI11 daye", in oneahort
,roup or people who changed (rollt Ihelr
, dentirricello Caloll Tooth powder aver
.ced 38% bri!"'er 'ee,h .by tclenllfic leet.
Why not chinle 10 Caloit ),ounelf? Bu, '
Ciloll loday , , 10 ,our@'
leeth can starl lookiDI ..
gri"httr lomorrowl ....
CAIIOX
POWD
McKeaao" a Robblllllac., Co..
Alcoholics .
a liCK PEOPLE I. a'tr D d
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/Joo6IIUTaIIES, lie.
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Meat
Loaf
By Rlcbard DIU Wllklnsoll
S
'HERIFF FELIX BRENDLrnG-
ER was 'ust about to sit
to his supper Ute telephone
He looked at Ute instrument
Before him was a heap'-
Ing plate of meat loaf. tried pota-
toes and fresh green peas.
Felix sighed. glanced across It
THE MIAMI GAZETTE W
SCRIPTURI!:: Aela to ; Ilph-
IUlADING. I.alah IIII r
6:13.
Base of Operations
Lesson tor Marcb II, 1050
Elvira, then moved to the waU THERE IS NO RULE In the Bible
phone. Heno." be said. forbidding Christians to h,ave
"This is Chris Verne out at the
Rowland camp." common sense. You are not sup
,...-----.., came a low and posed to lay aside your mlnd when
3
M I t
i you become a Christian.
. nu, e xci ted ,vo ceo Till,s has had many, illustrations:
Fiction "
jtUhse t
broken Into let us take Ephesus for one. Put
'--------' front room. I'm yourself.' in imagination. back to
hiding In the llbrary, but 1 may the first Christian
entury, Ask yoUr
need help ... ,
It was five miles to the Rowland sell: t h
camp by way of the ' river road. ' we s ar. a c u
Felix made it In eight , minutes. n:!st
despite the ancient vintage 01 his Wh ' t
V ere can we pu
rattlcy car. Chris erne came h h that will
down t.J;1e steps to meet him. :p:Ca'::c 0 u t. one
:' "Too late, Sberlff. Be got that is sure to
a",ay. We bad a tussle, have d aug h t e r. .,
lIut be ",haoked m,e on the mel- churches? Where Dr. Foremaa
OD and I was out like a Ul'bt for can we reacb ,people of In
t,bree or four mIDllte!l_" ' The tluence? Wbere can we ,locate , a
tall., .. anl'Y caretaker I'lnl'erly church 'where it is certain to be
felt a! a bump Oil bls bead. heard of? '
"Get away with I\nythlng?" Fellx As your eye ranged over a mal>
Aal.''r... II'''"", dlstr.sl of HONTIILY
FE ALE
,COMPLAINTS
Are rou trOUDled b, dl.treaa 01 le-
male functional porlodle dla\Urb-
anc .. '? Poes thla mnke fOU lIutrer
from poln. leelllO "eMlOIU, tired- lit
Iueh tlmee? IJ'hen atArt taking LydIa
S, PInkham'. VeaeUt,ble Compound
abo\! t len lIaYI bulon! t.o relieve
.ueb . ymplom., Plnkham'_ Ilae
6OO,hlnll elJeet on one of
"'1>.'11 '",PMtllne orgANl
Trlll!1 tile womnn'a !rlund I
LYDIA E,PINKHAM'S
RA[)tO AND TELEVISION STAR
Ap,ty Leof 40 10
rooSIS wilh handy 'Cap
Brush. Fumes rise. killing
lica und reathcr ndlcs.I"hile
chickons perch, One ounce
trenlS 60 reci of fOOSIS
chickens. Dlreclions
on fpr Bluck
leaf 40, Ihe dependable
Inseclicitle of many USCI.
1i1illti1ilJll' '0111= e,Plodac:ts & Chlmlcol
CDlIIO,aU Rldlmon'. Vlillnl.
LANNY ROSS
RADIO AND RECORDING ARTIST
FRAN WARREN
FAMqUS SPORTSCASTER
,Thursday, Marth 2, 1150
I HowTo Relieve
ronchilis
Creomubion reI ieves promptly bau.
il !locs riche 10 Ihe ICSI of me trouble
10 help loosen and 'upel germ ladeD
phlegm and aid nalure to sootbe and
beal raw. tender. inflamed bronchid
mucou, membranes. Tell our drugg.iSl
10 sell you a boltle of Creomulsioll,
...,fth the undemanding you must like
Ihe WilY it aUays the rougb
or )'9u are to bava your mo,ney blck.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
,
YES, AilE MILD that
I
I
asked. ' of ' the E.;npire. you would havlI
"Don't know yet. I was looking lighted. on Epbesus as the very
when you drove up. Come on In and place. It was a ' true capital, not a
we'U see." mere\l' political one.
The caretaker wetit directly to
,BILL STERN
In a ,,,,,'''_00.1 I .. t of hund .. ""
of mon and woman .molt.d
Cam.I.-ond onl, Cam.lI-fo, 30
,,0,., noled throat Ipeelaliltl, lIIak.
ine w ltl, axamlnatlon.. ..port'"
NOT qNE SINGLE CASE
OF THROAT
due to smoking
the safe the fireplace. ' Strafegy ,
"Hell!" he ejaculated. "Well, I IT was a master.strbke. selectlnl
can kJS! this job goodbye. Rowland Ephesus aa 'a ' base of operations.
will ' never keep me on when It made possible the rapid spreaci
finds out those bonds are gone. of the Christian faitb into the provo
"Bonds?" 'ince of Aslll " The decision to plant,
"He was up here over the week a church tbere had been matc,hed
,end. He had a lot of negotiable by other strategic decisions In
bonds Bnd left them In the safe. Christian 'history since then. One
Figured this would be the last of these was founding the church
place anyone would look. 'Well. be In Rome. That .was .an even greater
figured wrong." city and capital than Ephesus. and
"Did you get a look at the thief?" it bas lasted mucb longer.
"Not much of one_ It was dark. U Ihe <JbrlsUan ohurch bad
I was, in thl! kitchen getting mysel1 been' conteDI to . be provincIal,
some supper. when I heard a noise aU rlgbt lor &be , smaller towns
In front. I switched on the light bol afraId to ta.ckle the bll
and listened. It ,sounded' lIke some, oneil, if 1be. early church bad
' one was trying to pIck the front feared to seal itself 10 Rome,
door lock. Thinking of the bonds. the whole blstor,)! of Europe
I snell ked Into the library. It ,,was would have been ,dmeren'.
inky dark. ' I hastily dialed you, When the Roman Empire crumb
then went gloplng tor' the rifle led. as in it did; the church
Rowland keeps behind the sa fe, It rose . on its ruins and took Its place
was right then something hlt me as tbe greBt civilizer of Europe.
on the bead. the strong force thai kept a con-
"HUMM." FeUx ltooiI In the
tinent trom decay for nearly a
thousand years.
, . . center ot the floor and looked
around the room'. The dial telllpbone
was on. the desk. With the receiver Our Ancestors
dangling on ' lis cord. FROM THE DAYS of.-!:!:tL.ea'rly
, ' :hl'is. mind call1n' '.Elvira an' comes a
, well-known story whjch may be
teUla, ,ber I'n . .,e home 81) -
to keep my supper hot? I' le1t in true. In the slave at Rome
a hlArry. Meantlme I'D a look' the Pope saw some . handsome
arquild .here." boys. whiter than the aver
, age Roman. for ' sale. Who are you?
Chris sbot a quick, sharp at he asked. " AngJi ." they 'said-Ang.
the officer. but Felix had already tes (rom far-oft marshes along
begun 10 browse around. So the North Sea. No. smiled the
caretaker crossed' to ' the desk. Pope, who was a bit of a punster.
picked ,up the receiver nnc;! began <) u an! too good. looking tor that';
to dial. He bad whirled out two :ONon AngU sed Angeli." not Angles
sbot a quIck, Ihaip
the , officer; but
had to
numbers. when SUddenly the lights,
went out.
"Hey:1 1! Chris ,.e)]ed.
"Who did that?"
"Keep rigbt ,on dialing. ChrIs."
Felix said from the doorW:ay.
musta ' . '
"Don't be' dumb. I an't dial ' In
the dark."
"Try it... Felli insisted.
"Are you craz;y? I can't sec a
thing." 1
"G d!" Diel FeUx. Be
mapped 410 the IIchts. In bls
halld he held the old time laD.
barre)]ed Bix-shooter that b ...
served blm durlnl' bls man,
,ears .. la", oUicer. "AU I'll'b_
Chrill. Demmlue dlallu. an,
more.-'
"Say. wbat is this?" The care-
taker replaced th.e receiver on Ita,
hook .
"We')] talk about it ,later. Chris,
an' look around for the bonds. In
the meantime. )'011 come with me.
You ean spe.nd the nl,ht'ln the lock
up aD'. by jlnk .. without no
too. '!bat's wbat. you glt for maJdn'
me let mine go cold."
Chris bUnked. "What the devil
are you 'talking abOut""
"Come, come. Chris. Play aotln'
aln't gonna do you aOJ' good. I got
a bunch Jt wu you stole, them
bonds. and hUlted the lock on the
front door, too. At any rate, you
dldn'l hastily dial ,ny number In
tho dark, like you ald. You Jus'
aelUed your own bub by proving
It no" be done. AA' .peakln 01
come alOft,.
but Ange\;a. "
th dill send
' Bome .,.ml!?io. ./ to . 'p-away
y\nillia . 1!\l1\\therp in porthern
'Europe, It turrtetj out to 'De another'
ateglc ofoperations. Even
,uaUy France' and Germany and
England and the other ill
'that part of the .wdrld were con- ;.-
verted to Christiani ty, The t mt'
came when those nations took
the lead in moving Into the rest
,the 'world, into 'the western hemi -
sphere. "down under" to Aus
tralia. even Into Africa. Where
they, went. they carried . their rellS
ion with tblim, ., ' .
. tbe cburch bad not
thougbt our ancestors worlb
converting? .Suppose all the
colonillng movements of lbe
16th and following centuries
.... ad beeD waves of sbeer pa-
gans? ,
not mere racial pride to say
the sencilng' 01 mlsslon'aric, -to
those' savage peoples of norUlern
E;urope was one ' of the most stra-
tegic move. ever made by the
ChrjslJ,an cburcb.

And Today?
T
HE CHURCB bas not always
been ; mart. Sometimes we
have missed t.he boat. There have
been strategic; centers we might
have occuple(l-and did not. :
There was B, time. for
when Russia. that mighty nai ion.
was open 'to Christian teaching,
Many who knew that' country were
saying about 1918 that It was pos.
sible to capture that land for
Christ. But the Christian church
was little Interested " and now
whatever Christianity il thl!re hal
to stay underground.
Farther east, oor QWD Gen.
eral MacArtbur bas been call.
Inl for mJa.lonarles to Japan.
thouaands of them. Japan I.
wide open &0 Gospel loda)'. as
never before. But where are
the mlsslonarles1 GolDC over
ID drlble&.. ,
Whenever Chrtstia!lino has seen
a strategic point and taken it, fu.
ture generations bave been blessed:
whenever we miss our cluince. fu
ture generations will wonder how
we could have been 10 blind:.
ICopr,rll"t In' lIIe Inlernallonal council
of Rd Iiou. ElcIucation on behalf Dr
PrOI.. UUIl denomlaaUon.. a_,NHIl ..,
WlfU FeatUft 1 .
CAMELS
, ' ,
/IIUJ8]it 1irIarf/ .
"
.. en,
,
, TURN TO THIS NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
,.
, In Ihe 1111 of Iha HADACOL cnlloPlcra "rll prominent name Lender.
wbo nlUSI have Ibe besl 10 bohler liP their pep' And their quirk Inlel-
leel, c1lool!e . DADACOL to help Nature 10 keell Ihem brimful 01
energy and In Iheir of 1I00a h""Jtb- for UADACO,L I
quaiity
Yon too are enlitled to Ihe bell. HADA.{rOL conto'inl nOI 001, one
lu.at five of .be most imparlllnt B Vitumln. lind four Ploll ;ull'orlanl
Minerals. IIADACOL eom.el 10 YOll in liquid form already diuolved
10 that your will nol IIn1,, quickly 115li"llIolo vlt!ll ele:
mentl but 'YilL absorb ,more lhan if they werll tnk,en in' powdered br
lablel form. '
Leorrl the iuli fnct. ' 'HADAtOL. VllaPlinl wo.k betler
.aken logether. Tbat it why we have five of the B Vitaolin . Mineral.
.lao need Ihe 'coopertiJlon of one another 10 fUl)etlon tucces.fully iD
lour .yetem. and Vitamin. work beller whell Ioke.n with Minerals.
HADACOL will brlnll you renewed epersy. DADACOL will relieve
Ibe paim Hnd aebet! 10 of len caused by deficiencies.
"ADACOL will lielp prevent digestive diAtllrbands , IIlJd will aid
Natare in dlr;estlnll your 'ood, lind .fter luking BADACOL whUe
YOll will lleep better, 'Ylla " .jJJ feel bellcr, you will I'a' heuer, and .in
a few dOYI you .h'Ould feel . Uke your old lelf : once again. Read :what
a 'loW of Ihese 'J18linBllhlted Ieadera have to l ay about tbi. wonderfal
.eientiric me!Iical dhcovcry. , " ' '
This 10 wiant a Chicalo Conlreaamon laYI (Bllme famlahed ,,.
qUell):
I /aafle lfiNn a letA! bOll'u 01 ""DACOL '0 'rieoda 01
mine.ln '/ae hope ,hal ,h.y ",ill e.'cpe,ienee re .. "" equo' ,
'0 l/a" , ae.m '0' d",i.,. Irom lice boCl' .. hfeh .
,.ou p,."lolU'y ",roll/ded me. .
Reverend Hdele' Chlll"lOn' or Wa,.elle, Ln., laSalle 'School'."s
For ,he Uee'"e reo,a I '.olle ,.,/fered e"".IlI. pain.
in nlr 'e"a and honda. I eou'd no' ollen 'leneel '0 "'1'
mT prarer. lor 'a 'onlf lime, I .,r/ed all '.Ind. ,0/ medl.
eln". I ...... 'ad"i ... d '0 ,0 Qn a IIfJry alrle, die', h. my
llfllna "flmed 10 .'_ NOrte. I hod no appellle, no
ener.,. and I ,",aa !' r_in" _aher and ..,aker. I ....
loaln" "",I"h" and "Iou,h, a"r he end tIIa. nflar. At
.hal rim" I tIIa. In Onlrf/id, Canada, and I tIIaa adflued
'0 claon,. climale and ,0 '0 lhe' ,roplu. I _nt .h",.
and remained al" nlon'.... I eam. I" . wulala,.,. Irill
."I/erin", '
I .'arted '0 .alee HADACOL. , haN nOleO IUlln ONr
._nlr bolllea, ond wril. '0. re, rou "nOtll ,,,at 00tll I am
"..,/eed,. _U.. I '"11'10 a ,rand ap,lfdil.. I haN I" .. of
ener,y. , an. baclt to my normal .,., ..... I do no. no.
,ul/er /roln ache. and ".in.. '
In 'he hope .ho. my aol.h IIADACOL .. III
, help .ome .ullerln, aoul. ' ,fadlT permit ,._ '0 ...
dda 'elter. '
Robert S, Mathl., Milrtln. D; UII Store, .. ,II
H.4')"COL I, 'he be .. ,eUer _ h .... In our. dor lind ,
_ ore aellln, more. each do,.. Our e""omert ' .ell ",
h_ much I'ood I. I. dottll .hem. I. Ia ... 0/ ' ,Ice
aelliJli tonle; , laa.,. eller "
. It,h ealY to unilereland" therefore, wby coUlltJel" thousandl bave heeD
b, thJa amazinll tonic" HADACOL. So it m_Uer. not bow
old yon are or wbo yoo are . It mallen nol where 100 live or If
you bave lried aU the mediclneo under Ih un. pve JhJ. "oadorful
. 'Jlre;llaralloD, . BADACOL a lrial Don'l 10 on lofferlnll. 0011'1 con
. Unae 10 lead I mlaerable life. Be fair 10 ,ouraelf. Temporary relief
Ie Dot enough for YOD. Give BADACOL trial Accept ao .ub.dIDte.
In.b. 00 the genuine BADACO(.
t, .
Sela .,' all the leadlnll drul OloraL Trist 01.. oilly 11.25, bill 08 ..
moae,-bu, ',b. lar,e famlly and hO,'pital llae.:-onl, U.so .
. ,
We .re 10 firm In our bellof 'baat BADACOt. will belp yoa Ibll we
teU BADACOL on l!IoDeybaek ,aaranlN. If 1011 don't feel per-
recti; NII.fted .fllil' a.11I1 BADACO L ao directed, jail return Ibe
_pl, cart_ and ,ollt monel' be ebeeri'nU, ref1uadecL Notblal
could be fairer. - . ,
II ___ru1II181 dOH not BADACOL, . order direct (fOlIa
tIui leBlanc Corponlfoa, Loot .. " Senti 110 mODey. J1Ul
.. oar name and .ddr_ all card. PI, swn Sta ..
, whetber you WlDI da. IUO ..... US trill ...
"_ember. mOIlllJ 1011 IN I..",. ........
'lhursday, March Z, 1950
E
Gay, Painted Figures
Blend Odds and Ends
DesigDl'l for a qhild's ROl!m
IF YOU have odds and ends to
furnish a child's room, gay
painted figures are .just the thing
to harmonize pieces Bt)d give' end
less pleasure. .
. - .
Pnttern 288 oilers 0 wide vnrle1 or
ao'}
tern t. 2ft.,.
WORKSHOP PATTERN '1ERVIOI!l
Drawer 10
e ,.,. UIII.. H...
Semi Is No ....Tl'o-BrilliaDt
Semi-gloss interior enamel '18
applied to surfaces 011 which a
oat-taO-brilliant gios! is desired.
The difference between high gloss
and semi-gloss enamels lies in
the relative of pig-
ment and binder, The higher .the
proportions of binder, the higher
the gloss.
"NO MORE
SLEEPLESS NIGHtS"
1 feel ao ntuch
better since I no'
longer have to
dread those aw-
lui sleepl-ess
nlgbts I My 'in-
turned
out to be due to
eaflein in the
entree I drank.
So I switched to
l>OSTUlII and now
I get 8 hours of
:restful sleep every night:."
.
Are sleepless nights, due to "colree
ll\U"Vcs", i/'lterfering with lIour good
'health! . Do you wake , up iii the
morning, feeling tired and lo&'Y!
Then, try a switdl to 100% colri,.,..
/rId See if you <Jon't enjoy
-nod, natut'G1 sleep that makea you
leel better enjoy life mono .
ICIIII'RFIC FactS: Both eOiree and
.. contain eatrem. And eatreln Is
4Irua' that aeta UJIOIl tbe brain ad
catral nenojla I,stem. .u.o fa.
naceptible 'pel'1lOn..... cad'eln teru"
.. produce ,,-nnfulatomach acidity.

suffer nervoulneas, Indl,eltlon,
aleeplealneal. But POSTU,",
DO ead'ein or other drua - nothing
kt ciI" po .;,.,,, kelp ,Oil GWa1u!
IIAME THIS TII1l Give up coffee-
liTe \l,p tea - drink POSTUII exclu-
sively for 80 daY1-4nd itg. b., ,...
.vle.J .Aak 70ur grocer today for
INSU.NT POSTUM-A Vigorous Drink
made from Healthful Wheat and
tJaffein-{retJI POSTUII ill
a Product of 'Genera
SORETHRil
. Caused by Colds
Just rub on Mu.sterolo ... It's lllado
el!pcclnily to promptly rollovecoughs.
Bore and aching chest mUBClee
duo to colds. Musterole actually helps
cbrenk local congestion in tlto up-
Cr traet. n_ anll throat:
c
Ib
s
S
b
't
..
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE, 'nU1rn
GOOD GQIEF!. EIGHT SPOONFULS .
OF SUGAR .' W"'Y DON'T YOU
-aOTHE,:t TO STIR IT I STQETCH
"'AS sao .... 1''6 ALVIN. ANDS A PRIZE
RING IN OlE .()I: THeM -WE GeT
. ENGAGED! '"
PAGE SEVEN
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT .
AUTOS. TRUCKS, ACCESS. .
JEEP PART a for Military :l ncl Civilian
J.epa. Fur Servl.e. R."'II Sappl,. Co .
Box 8Q8, Dept. II-A. SI ...... avIUe. Ohl
P hone.
BUSINESS If INVEST. OPPOB.
WELL tabU.b.d .. ppllan and fix lure
bDndlln, restaurant. grocery stoce
ond nome "ppllonce Localed In South.
ern ]ndlana Town of 18,000. now . Orv1
t n, 22 Counties. Nearest competitors Bre
711 to 100 mileS. Have franchise with sev-
eral Nollonal LIne . Bulldln,. stock and
,0odwUl DUe red 01.... .,rlll.e tor ellrly
.ale . For furlher partlcul ars write N.
R. OlloD AreDcy, 82;1llUb. Street, Bed ..
lort!. ladlaDa.
OPEHATI'i: ProfllJlble mall order busl-
nes . opportunity . For lIeta lla,
8,r;!:l. Cenler
INCItEASE YO un I"come. Full or s pllrc
time. neta lls Fr... Darty Ba,.le,.. P . O.
Dox 1200. Rochester 3, New York.
FOR SALE: Coul buSlne'. on the Penn-
sylvanta Rnllroad. Comple t e with con-
veyor and t r UCk. A "arll nln.
E d Qo.e, f.'Qat erf.- 0),10.
SELF ervl ce Laundry by owner, Oood
mont:v mole... r . owner other business.
E. W. Wollon. AIU BldJ. Colombu.
Ohio.
CLOmING. FURS. ETC.
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP, .
BVILD your own Ga,don T.actor. Save
\10 cost. We furnl.h everytlUng. SHP.
Writ .. Re. Roell Ma.hlne Co Beo ... a I.
Pa. .
FAnM MAOUINEIUi SALE
Saturda y, March 11. 1950. 10:00 a .m.
Greenville, Ohio
75 Mile. North of Clndnnatl
Over 100 TractorJ. FarmaU's As. Bs,

klnds Plow.; Hay Tools; Planters. BInd-
of Any KInd.
COf{le. Lar,'Bt Sole of Mnehlnery 111
America. .
. Lealie C
FARMS AND RANCHES
IIIACRE Val., Iiarm. 30 miles S. W. of
Cleveland; eood productn" level !yIn,
I Qnd: new 96-foot bank dulry barn; ...
..
rooml new toolhouse. 30)(100; otller build-
In18. &-room bomo, needS repairs; born

' 0 gaol farmer. possession.
Earl 11. Foot. . . R.nJlo.
Itt JM, Medina, Ohio. Pbone !:SJtJS
A<lRES, 3 miles or Fredericks-
burg, I ndia na, on gr:lvel . rond; 4-roorn
house. bll rn and outbuildings; electrl
clly; 9/ 10 tobtlcco bose: $4.000. .
. (Jombs. n, U. 1. .
HELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN
MeD or 1, ..$0 be 0 pr'vnle detec ..
dve or In,oeslljlator. SU 04116 or
LO 2972. C.rllfl.. School 01 D.to ........
In... flOG 8obofl.ld Hldr., Ol.".land 111,
Ohio'
'i:cllohe.. Wanle. - West. SI1\t.. - Sept.
Home Econ . Commer .. ,..rt
l
Ba.nd. Llbr
Joum.. Music, Klnder.or en. Low _.r
a..lder Teacber. S .....
HELP WANTED-WOMEN
MAKE BABY BIBS FOR liS. We P!l)'
doz. Oetall. ft,e. P . 0 .... 1M,
Cel...... .1. 0111.. 0
.,. _... ......a taalli; ex mUllera, A.
bacqroUDd. Soma ,rade. O. B. B.....
B. itt, .,.I ... Olll.. .
IrIACBINEBl' A 8UPPL1B8
he!'
tandem axle. Tbornton Oily '. ClOD' .
d\UOD I..... n.w, iUaO.oo . .
Y.1'd L ....... "n HlihUll Loader on
011"1" 10 IndlUt"!-l TraclOl". aooca coadJ
UOII! 1147'.00
.... n Huber """'.el with .cart.
11115.00
. a ,Ion BUHaJo-IIPrio.' field :J..whHlrolier
wIth .carUler 111111.00
10 "U, ft. O.K. Poruabll Atr Comp_r'
""" UMd.
OI.lIbD. road .. rader. trood ' condition.
83115.00
..... 1 ..... rI ........ lalt ...
Olil,e, PRUl:n.

........
OLD Paalli e. waler .... 'Buhr Corn
Meal IW/llte-nliowl purefi t
Flour. Whole "Wheat l' .J'l .... r .. WhOle
Wheat Cholae: IS lb.. '1.00 or .,
three S Iii. ba". S2.8lS P08tllold
BEAR'S MILL, Ot DYllle. Ohl.
Mal<e't1., . &0 12. ailc'Doar, by leWnlt 8ub-
scrlptlons to -"LEI leorung Mo.o",lne9.
lor any oil Write Key.looe.
:: 1:1 FJnl4roll. Wde., Rno.lUlo, Tena.
RAZOn BL dOUble
e'qged 9hronle 51ebl e 11.00. pur 100. Money
back !luorantee, OLANDl:llt 8ALES, 011
till , street, r.l Cl nchC'l hlc:;.; r.:.. . ,..; C::; o:,:; n=n:... . __ _
Pries.

Two lor $1.00. You'll be plcos ed. Wrlle
" W. Arnold. 1I2S Orle"n., Te"arllnna . Arll .
ltAIL BOX Name Pial .. , Your nomo
both sides. Cholte oC Red, Blue. Silver.
Refl"clinll lellers on durable Metal Back-

eaD Sineo, Box PleD',.D ; Monlaaa.

tlve plaid cloth case. Fits pocket or hand

c rt 81. .. 1418 Wal.ot. Pllila. :. l'eOD.
WATER WI!lI>LI, For domeatl." munl.,l-
oal and Industrial USe. W.. eon recom
Inend 11 reltoble. d.pendoble drilling con-
IrDctar for your ' Job anYWhere In the
lItat .. , Write for free In {ormation. Ad-
d ..... : E : D. ALLEN, Ell . 8e.,.
Tr" .... Ohio Well Drllle A ,o . 81 1Ie1l-
\1111. RD 4, Ohio. BOI! 453.
PERSONAL
MEN I 810p ralllnC hair for less than lie
weekly'. Send Dilly *1.00 for Instructions.
Money back luornn\ee. A.Ulu 8al:lII.".
41 N.rUl, 8a... M.ln
'UNEMPLOYED" DlllallsOad with ;v.our
Earn more money;. let job you Want.
i!'housunds have. AY.D
Al'c1nlle, Hewart B. N . J.
REAL ESTATE-BU8. PROP .
FLORIDA RETIREIlENT ANO Income:
2 \10... .,.. poultry farm: 1811 New Ralnp.
lib"'. pulle": oran,. rove: new cement
blo"k hOU.. : nicely furnl.hed: on paved
hlRhwoy; aG.1KIO c/,llh; pletur T. TAY
LOR. . B III..... PI I.a.
IlEAL ESTATE-HOUSES
FLOR,DA Are -}IOU ta .eUre? 18
Au... lndiaD River o rove :l-bedroom
hom.. s.tt>.,. au_ .. e; 10 mIle. we.t of
Seba.t1an; n.ar Ilmall town; 120,000.
'enna ... " ... PeU_utl, Florida. PhoDa
nn.
I II
TWIN THEATRE
. . .
Waynesville,
Closed on Tuesda y and Wel1nesday
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. - SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
MONDAY nlRU FRIDAY - 7 P.M.
THURS. FRI. . SAT. ONLY
2 .
3 (
Pro Football \VII h A II the.
Thrill. and Chlllll
Wlltch VI MATlTRE In
EASY UVlNG
80NNTTl]FTS, LIZ SCOTT
and Loa ADgeles Ramll
Al eo: PlII"amotlnt
MON.
Jl'oUow TIM HOL" and
CHI'T'O lorll Adventure-
lome nLy.!I
STAGE COACH
KID '
Al so: Chap. fI Bullet'lI
Phl. : .Paramount Cartoon
TUES.
GARY (' OOPElR AM YOtl 1.0\'(' Him
and nold
SEE . _
THE BEST
In TbiB Navy
TASK FORCE
IN
. (PH rL Tel' hnl '0101')
MORRI.S, JANE' . WYAT'r
AI Ho : Wnl'nel' News and Cal'(oon
. PICTURES
HERE '

ml!IIIIIII!1
Live Wire and Progrellaive. AD
organJBaUon lIecon'd to none.
Strlotly aellers on tbe belt all-
aroun4 mar!let In' the oountry,
THAT 8AlII8FIE8
For D.lly 'Market Reporta:
WHIO 1Z:60 E.S.T. Dial
13DO; Wt .. W ,CincInnati, 1240, Dial
70D.
BROCK COMPANY
WANTED ,
,
REAL
BUYERS WAITING
Especiall y For Farms
.FOR QUICK SALE CALL
Roy E. Smith I ,
Broker '.
, .
Rt. 48, 5 mi. South of
CenterviJIe.
PHONE CenterviUe 7056

\ ," ,
I . 2 .:.: -.: ,." . ' .,.. . -: :' - .... --... .. : -'
. WAIDSVILLE DR,UG mRE ;'"
.
I
THI: MIAMI GAZETTE, THUltSDAY, M I II
RATES: 011. per word,
mInimum ch8roe, ' 2S
Thre. In .. rtlonl for the prici
of two. Form. ' clo.e W.dne.-
day noon.
pON'T FORGET ' TO CALL
us for insurance. All types of
insur,ance at a sa vings.
Francis Gene. Brown, phone
, Waynesville 2472 or call col-
lect, Wilmington 2111.
WARREN BRADDOCK
Top Soil. H'aUlJ.n .. , San!!, Gravel
With Back Hae,
Drlll'lIne and. Bulldozer
WaJD8Bvflle, Oblo
Phone: Wayft!,vllle 2191
BANK RUN ORAVEL- JAade'J,
at Davie Furn811 Pit, 50 centa
cubic yard. We aleo dellYer. ARM-
ITAGE " SON, Pbone 1091. U
WANTED-TypIng to d!) In my
home In the Phone 27'
X- 3-2-9-16-Bt
LUMBER - All klnde,ln all len-
gths anil Wldtbs, Klln
RelUlonable prices . All ordera,
large or small will be d&lIvered .
Hog Houses ACY LAMB. Phone
2701 .
BABY SITTING-In my home,
by . day or WeeK wbile motber
works. InQuIre at ' Gezette oftice.
. . 2r 23--2-9--3t
FOR SALE 70.3 AOle farm,
7 room modem house wltb oil
Y.I acre lake. 58 aores of
Alfalfa. Plenty of water. Locale1 '
16 miles from tblrd and main,
Daylon. Robt. A. Wilson. Lytle, O.
X-3-2-916--3t
FOR SALE - 194J Plymouth
coaoh. Radio," heater. Harold
Osborn, Main St. Pbone 2594.
- 3-29
FOR SALE - ton Chevrolet
lruok. Stake raoke, In good .bal)e.
Sunoco Service Station,
South Main Street. Pbone 2"23.
FOR SAlJE-One pair men'a
ler rink skAte!!. Size 7. Phone 2748
X-S.- 2-9_16- 3t
FOR SALE - \Joll,spot Refl'lger
a.tor, 1948 Model., 025 pound freezln
ca.paclty. 8.7 cu. (I. Cecil' Palmer .
Rooks Ron.d, Centerville 7383.
X-3-2-916-:!t
PRACTICAL NURSE-Nm'se allY
kind of HEmlock 8R67: Dav-
ton. Oblo. . .
!
,FOR .. SALE- 1947 Dodge. 1 % tOI
truok. stoak :ra,Jk. , gTaln racks, 003.1
racks. A-l condIUon. '
. Sunooo Service. SOlHh
Phone 2423.
. . . "
WANTED--Ironlngs to do
"ome. Mre. OJadys Frye, Il.CrOSR
from high school. X--3-2-9. 16--3t
FOR SA4ll- Mixed, baled. bn,)'.
M. H. Hunter, CJyo Road. No SUI\-
day sales. X"':"'S-2.9.16-9t
Susan's
Sllspicion
By
EMMIE BELL PORTER
S
USAN sbut the French door and
held ber hand over bel' eel .
She had diatlnctly heard her best
frIend, Phoebe, ' lay: "Roy dear,
we should confes. to SUlln
. . even If she I. your wife. you
must realize that . he is no child
ROy' . darkly handsome W&l
, bent ove:r the wbere Phoebe
. __ "" reclined ,r a c 411-

1 fully. one arm
3
. thrown carel ... l,
Flollo. over the cloud of
'. dark hair wblcb
framed delleate,
face. Heir blue eyel were flxed on
Roy'l 'troubled. brow ant! one
whlte hand relted on hi.
brown one.
She knew by the uncomfortable
look on both facel a. SM enlered
that the converaatfon h'd not been
IInished.
The cl'ocll: chimed, brealtin, th.
.IIence. "Goshl" exclaimed Roy. "I
really mlWlt dallhl" blm-
leI! lJe hurried up \he italrJ .
Susan tried to make her ' voice
caBual, ','Too .bad Roy has to ao
away so 'quickly on PUt ..
trip. He does hate to avel III"
way . . . and havilll to leave on
luch .hort noUce has reallY' uplet
him."
A
FTER blddina her loodb"
Sunn hurriedly joined her
husband In the bedroom. Ro,'.
usually calm face IoIIhs fiUlhed.
Hastily be crammed pajamu Into
HOUSES FOR 'StoLE
[.ovely mode rn Two'bedroom
white fl 'nnw home, bot wl\tt'r hpnt
AIBo large ,Inllbmen windows, gn
I'age Shl'lI \)s Itnll (I' bncll,
Uarge 10l. Inl' n.l4>cl
P ri ced I\t $8760 .
'J'brep I'oom well
cement bloch hOIl M , nut bu",I-
Ing8. 2' am' e!<, On HighwllY 741 ,.
of Sprlngbol'o Gootl Lolllll vnln<;l
lit
DenutlrU'1 III'opelty rOr
Home
all :
FrAnklin
DONN.IS PHELPS
RellrellEmllU\,e
RUSSEL HORN
REAL'I'On
Rollte 2
Phone 9r,4Wl
--. Try Gazette Clusified Ad
IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII!1111111111111111111111 11 1111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt
YOUR OWN HOME
Comptete Home Con.tructlon
W. will' be gl.d to dlecu.. your
buildl'"g problem, and t:,11 you
w.hat we c.n do.
CABINET WORK
REMODELING '
WILLIS HUNTER
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO .
1I111111111111111111111111111111mllllllllllllllllll!11111111111111111 1IIII1IIIIIIIml!lmlll
.n open baa. 81' he arudoully alked. WEEKEND
"Susan. are 'OU .ure you win be
all rlgbt, stayln, here alone?"
"01 c,ourle," answered Su.aD
lUnging herselt Into a chair.
Roy'. dark ,eyel were .uddenly
Ibidowed with pain. "Dear", h.
murmured, layina hll arm lIahtl, . '
around tier I. I
want you to alwaYI remembu . .
no matter what happen .. I've
alwaYI bled to be a 100d hu.band
' to you." \
"Why fto:(." laughed SUlan II .be
blinked back ludden tearl, "Darl-
Inll You" lound 81 If ;you .,ere ,0-
, lnl away forever. lnItead of just
levenl day I." She Jllid ber band
carels!D&lY. on the broad depend
able moulderl. "We ha.ve had a
pretty .well W. 'tolether 10 the two
years we'". been married
.! ,'.
0, htr head blClt and
"a,led lila band over her features,
Yea. dear 8 ,most wondertul two
1earll
l
He pre ed bIa mouth
briefly. a,alqat her UP' and
,on._. _, . down the' .. tep. Into the
walUn,car.
Round and Sirloin Ste:ok
69c Lb. - Good
Other Item.
Attractively PrIced '
Caniu!d Fruit.
FOOD STORE
Phone 2541
........... - - - - . " - .- - 0
- Try Gazette CIas.ified Ad
NEW HOUSE
New 1"0111' HllODl - ' )' \\ 0
Acres of Cronn(I - Nonl' ()1'f'I,:'I)III 't
- Vacanl - POMKPt;!<l nn - 1'1'1('", ,\
V r y bin,
ROY E. SMITtI
Rout 48 North of Route 73
Phone CenterVi lle ';':156
CASH FOR DEAD STOCK
A 'col'c1in!: to :!i ze " cIllUill un.
AI\. Stock removed prol1lptly,
HOlBes, $2.60 - COWB, $2,60 .
HoglI - 26c per owt.
JANES RENDERING
Phone Collect
Xenia. O. 1712 or
WilminetOn. O. 2362
.. -
Try Gazette Classified Ad
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flit .... fIIuy .... we ..,
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d..,I ............
Karl D. Dakin
.. Agency
. PHONE 153
20 E. MULBERRY ST.
LEBANON, OHIO
S
USAN .bipt and at ell,ht
o'clock wa. debatin, with b.r-
.elf whether It Will worththe trou-
bl. to ,0 down and make cd ...
wben .uddenly 'and territyln,17 q,e
doorbell ranr. Susan fted down
steps with terror tUIlln, at bet
tieart. ani! threw the door open to
..... ____ .... ,
wear')' looklq Phoe'be wbo .toocS c,..
dae .tepil amlUn, through ber lean.
"Pboeli1e," ,.,pet! SUlan. " ..
be. wl .. lit-it by-I. aD,. b I ,
.... it" ..
Arm1
eta"e & Son 'I
5 " LEBANON Office' 47SK
. RES. 1211L
SAND and GRAVEL MORROW No.3 .
BLACK;TOP DRIVES
TAR and ROAD OIL
. LAWN and FILL DIRT
CONCRETE
"No cilarllng," .oOth.d
"Everythin, tl very much aU ri_
. _ . very mucb '01" .he repea_
mysteriously. "I bav. ,ome_
tor you." Sbe held out a foJ4l!l I
n,lel1e of' paper to Susan. "S-.-
EXCAVATING and DUMP TRUCK STRVICE
Po _a ___ 1,_ 1 _1 _____
take thll. I'm lpendlnl the i4 .
with YOUI . . tbe letter,
com. Oil up and I'll an.wer .U
your . qu.;stiona then."
Wanted To R'ent -- 'HOUSE 'The Editor - Try Gazette Classified I\d
Alone In dream Slilan .at
down W4!akJ, and read: .
Dearellt Dearest, SUlan: '.
When you aet thli letter the
operaUoll wiU be over and
thin, wiD be perfecd, aU rl&ht- I
tClUlld Gut only today that 1 would
hav. to have an .erner,ena" oper.-
tlon and conapfred wltb Pboebt to
keep It a , .eent you .
Imowln, bow much YOU lov. ql'
,Dd wOflrj about m. at the Illl!1t.,t
CUl.. ,1 wanted to .par.
lind the worry. TJ.1l. JlI'
one d.ell.loa 1 had to make IllODe
. . . u I onl, ,Iven a
ebane. 1:0 pull throu,h I
felt It wa, UIlfatr to a.k ,ou
belp make 8 dectalon of that 'ldnd.
Phoebe Ill ber In.tructlon. to p'v.
"IN tb1II letter. when and It til.
operaUOI!l 11 a complete lueoe .... '
CUT FAR'MIN,G COST,
. with
I
I
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1-. r .""
'NOTICE!
l.
Place Your Orders Now
.For
FER JILIZER
A Strike In The Mines
. . . " iI'
Makes Deliveries Uncer-
.
tain In The Future
. .
FAIRLEY HARDWARE
, EYES EXAMINED
HOURS:
9, to 12; 1 to 5
Except Afternoqn
C. E. WILKIN
,. '. '-optOl!'etric Eye Special,ist
XENIA, ' OHIO
I lov. ,au, , '
.' .".
........ " WHlJ ...... re. "

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"CA JERPILLAR"'II-- "
"RACK TYPE
TRA'CTORS
With "Coi.rplllar" track type Iraclorl you ha year 'rollad farm lag
program. There'. no laying up of your equlpmenl becauae 01 wlnler
or w.1 wtalher. "Caterpillan" wide Iracka 1.1 you work and build
larm proUt. hi every Mcuon. You ,plow your 11,lda In-l.e.. time btc:au ..
. "Caterp1l1ar" gl., you more power and you may IOYe up to Hveral
hundred dollarl per year on Iliel alon .
Th.r. ail dOMnl 01 oth.r profltabl. lobi do wllh a Cat.rplllar
lractor. II not on YOllr own larm Ihen on' other Icn'mi 10 YOllr COID-
I Dlunity. Wllh a 'Dour blade on your Iracle. 11'. a cinch to build .land
t.rroce . 'cheek dam larm POndl and land cl.ar-Ing or I.vellng. This
I. Jlrolltable work that liMps you bulY during the .Iack wlAt.r montn,
Contact YOllr Cal.rp\llQi clealer. H. may be the be.1 friend you .y.r had.
See III aboul the "Om;w.," IIIICfOJ' alae dial 6.. JOUr aetda.
'l1li HlellWAY ....... " CO "10 ......... a.c ........ 11.
...... AY ..... CO"
.................. Go
About Town
OF INTEREST'
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW
e
ONE"" .HUNDREDTH YEAR
"azette
g Waynesville Since 1850
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950 fi VE CENT A c<WY
Bevans Returns - .. 'Will Skate At Card
lesse Pren.dergast nnd daughter
OTARY CLUB ORGANIZED
Maryallre, lIf rs. Sadie Reason, Miss To West' POle
nt Katbryn Pre'nder!;ll\l[ and Mrs, Earl
Hockett.
The Womrul 's A'IIXUlary of lh'o
Sl. Marys, Church held their Marcb
roeet ng In the Parish house on Fri
day afternoon, wi. a lnrge at
tendanco,
Mrs, Ronald Hawke conducted
the devotions nfter which a 8hol'[
" business session was lleld,
Mrs. Ralpb' Vance, dloccslUl pres'
Ident, was then Introduced as the
guest speaker DC the afternoon,
FollOWing her Interesting talk,
tbe 8()clal hour WlUI llieasnn Uy
spent with dainty refresbments
served by t be hostess, MI,/!. 1:1. M,
Keys.
,Mr. and MM. Fred Hok bad all
Sunday ottemon callers, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett ]llonce ot Ol'lcnt,
Roland Bevan, after tbr{le
ot rest at his home near Bellbrook,
returned to hia work ut WieSt Point
tdlllt.ary Aclld';lmy n , New York.
He. rateR as a strategist witb
the greatest of bls Dr any' time.
He bas been a trainer o( several
years; has tulol'ed several unde-
feated teams In hIs years lit West
Point.
Dfvan ' not only belongs as
st BJalks but beiongs UII a;
hll!.b scbool coa.clr of all tbe eras,
because It was hIs team at Steele
thal won fame aU over ,the country.
Mrs. Lucile Armitage the
week end with bor 80n-n-lo.w and
daugbter, Mr'. and Mtll. Robert
11\ Centerville and assisted them .
In moying' Into their new
By MRS. HILY GIHON
'Mr. George Smith of Dayton,
called o"n friends Sunday.
D. C: Ridge with Mr. and
Mrs, Earl Davis or Dayton. were
Sunday, guests or Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Collins Qml SODS in Columbus.
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley: Balley had
8S BUDiay dl.nner guests Mr. and
Mrs, Ed Hopkins' IUld Mr, and Mrs:
David Hartsock.
Mr. lind Mrs, Loyd Davis, Mrs,
Josiah Davis, Mss Mary Soheetz
IllId Mr, Bill DaVIS were Sunday
dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs:
Cecil Davis and son, In Dayton.
, Farmers Grange 13 will , meet In
regUlar Sehloll onl Saturday eve-
I1lng wilh n. "Birthday" supper at
slxthlrty, Each family will bring
" n basket and table service. Fol
lowing ' the sUPPtlr" the lnitlatort
work , In tbe thIrd, and fourth de'
grees will be given. ,
Mrs.. Josiah' Davia
, Mr. Elmest Mcltay and molher,
lannle of Dayton, "pent Mondny
afternoon wltb Mr, and Mra. S,ue
Morgan. ' -
Mr. Ilnd Mrs. Lewis llrll.wford
and daugbter Donna of Xenia, lIIr,
an.d Mrs. Lewl9 Tomson of Dayton,
Bpeat Saturday evening witb, Mr,
and Mrll. Clarence Crawford.
Mr, and Mrs, Ernest ,Earnha.rt
and 80n David, spent t,be week end
with Mr. and Mrs. James Wildeman
of Jackson. Ohio.
Mrs. Ivy Morgan and son.. Joe,
Xenta:, called on Mr. and Mrs,
SUe Morgan one day last wesk.
Mr, and M'rs. Rockhofd,
of SlJrlng Valley, called on Mr, and
Georlre Bratten Sunday, after ,
...
nOOD with J4n,
lOO Hopltina, .. ,Hull.
!ii's. Everett Marlatt, MJ'lI. Jloward of I1a.yton, called ' on thtllr-' PlnIUS
V Saturttay, Mr. and 'Vrs.
andeman, Mrw. A. O. Gutty, 1-..-,::,.1< ' .
Jake Reeder, M"'- Charlet lames, ratten. . .'
Mrs. Grace Bqaltb, M.rII. H. A. Sat- Mr. &Dd Mrs. G. Ke9inger IIpenl
terthwalte andl MI'II. Clyde Palmer the Week end' wltb tbelr sons and
as her auesti'. familY, Mr. and Norman Kes-
. Mr, and 141'11. Ul1bert Frye and IlIJer. Mr, &lid Mrs. Kes-
80nll, aud Mr. anel 1111'11. Luther nger and famll:r of Dayton.
: Hartsock saw the hoc]tey games Mrs. Harley Hieeman of Lebanon.
at the Cincinnati Gardens on Sun. Pennsylvania, returned home' Sat-
day evening, urday after spending two. weelta
Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Bursko had with her niece Mr. and Mrll. Artbur
as week end lrUests their daugh. Morgan and Camlly.
Mr. Wilbur Dodd, 'ot Dsyton,
Ler, MI.88 Marilyn Burske, and Mr.
Dale Daffee of Bowling Green Unl. called on Mr, and George Bratten
versity. On Sn.turday evening th'ey Mond .. y.
attended the weddIng o( MI8s Jean Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morgan called
Davis and Mr, Carl, Etter at tbe on Mr. and J,;ue Morgan, Mr.
Mt. WashlnglOn' Methodist and Mre. Clarence Crawford Thul'8-
and the reception wblch (ollowed, day evening,
Tliey ,were joined at 'Sunday dill'
M
CIVIC CLUB TO
nor by r. and Mrs, Paul W. Dut-, HOLD MEETt"NC.
fel' ot ColumbuB, and lIfr, and Mrs,
William Strouse. -Tho annual electton of
lIfr, IIJId Mrs. Wilton who are Of the Clvlc Club, will be b'eld
with IIbe HaUniark Production and Marcb 20 at 7: 00 , p. m. In the
have been in LouIsiana. for Bev- Ora.nge Hall.
All members are urged to at
eral weeks, are home for a few
dllYS before' leaving for a weatern 'tend thIa meeting.
loca.tlon.
THE BIBLE 'SPEAKS
Mrs. Olva T.li'Ompson was bo.stess TO BE BROADCAST
t(1 the Argltllc,>t Bridge C,Jub mem-
"The BIble Speaks" will b,e
, bera apd Mrs. 1). R. Smltb, Mrs,
Marie RUne and Mrs, Stanley B. broadcast every Sunday by
BaJJey at a ,lovely bridge lUncheon' (1410) at 1: 00 p. m. sponlored by
on Tuesday at Far Hills Party KlDgdom Rese_cD. 1021 Fergullon
HoWIe. AlI ' appotntments were In Avenue, Dayton 7, Ghio.
"eeplng with ilie St. PatriCk aea. Kingdom Rssea.rcll Blbl.. IItudy
eon. Three' tables wilre In pIlL)' class every Sunday at 2:00 p. m.
duriJig the afternoon and lovelY 1031 FergulOD avenue, Bpeaken,
prlles given (ollowng the .Doyle 'D. Gene Boner.
gamel. \ ,
MILrio Pel. ad completely chahDed
Mrs. Jesse and' II_t ' Ith her co--entl
, her ... eners ' w -
daugllter, Maryallce, Miss Kath and v6nion of the lto1'J. ' .
erlne 'Prendergast, 1\{I19', Roger
Brown and Mrs. Bertie .\ dellclolUl detlsert coune " ,as
lMII'Vecl to ,the melllDel'll, Mn. Tom
b' ear d the Shrine ' BRlld at ' Me- Itnacm and Mra. H, C. Bodllon. .
morlal . Hall. Dayton. on Friday Mr. alid )lrw, Wlll St. John and
evening, Mr. and Mra, Charlell An,detlOn
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Connor of were Satarda7 evenlne dinner
Dayton, were Sunday afternoon cuelta of Mr. , anel Mn. Ralph
guam of Mr, Bnd Mh. Raymond HutlDPo
CODner. ' Mr. ad MM. WUlIam suoualt
The Happy Hour Ciub wemben and r. ad lin. lD. ... EarDhart
of D&)1on, were hoard and seen on were pelta at the IDlpectiou of
the Ruth LJona morong maUnee 1I ....
1maDl
Chapter 501 In . CIIl-
and Fifty Olub on Tuesday of the clDnati OlD Saturda1 ,8YeD1q. ,
PUt week. Mr. and lin. Earl Clark. )lr.
Tbe Progreulve Duane Women .. 4 1IrL.Ban7 ba_ of Brook-
met at the Far lID .. Party 1ID1I1I.,1 ad 1Il'. ... 11ft. But
DEl Wednea4a, e"mq, ror thelr TboIDU of c.ntenme. eaIle4 OD
ManJi meetlDg. :fDJ)owlD, the reg tile Walter 01aftI 1bID_ P
alM' buma.a ...-, Mr., Paul 111'. all"" ...... IllllAn
or
'JLLDII'1er Is App6-J Ftr Dr. O. WI. Hoffman, Prellldent or
ctI the Franklill Rotary Club c1eUned
, , St.ps for the Ofganlu.UOD of a Rotary as 'fa. fellowehtp of some
Rotary Club were lIlII,en February 30,000 bus1u88S and profesalonal
24, 1960 by lit gr'bup of bWllDetllI execuUYeB throuhout the world
i1rld protesslonal men who are who are \lnltlld "' tile "Ideal or
pll!-nning to establish' a unit of no. Service: ' which Ia UMlughtfulness
tar)' InternaUODal, worldwlde Ben' of an4 helpl'ub!.ela , '0 others."
Ice club organlzalOn, In Wayuell- of RotaJ7 C3liD6," he
VUle. Meetfing with Vernon Burk_I' CC)lI.l,lnU' .eeI, "EndSavor to uempUfy
bart, Gc;wernor of District 231 of their motto, 'Service above Sell:
Rotary Interna.tlonal, from BIIrnee- In all of thelr daU,- bUllnellll, so
ville, OhiO, lind eight Franklin Ro- clal and clvic eontaeta by placing
,',bII,r1A,nA at the Towl18hlp House In the oblJpUon to serve othere be
the men voted to ap' fore the deaire for profit tor them-
ply for a cbarter In Rotary Inler. selves. A Rotary Club selects Ita
national, lhus addlbl: V\' &1n8llville membel!9blp on the bulB of oue
the IIl1t ot ,more than 6,900 olUell active membu trom eah
84 Countries &Dd ceolraphlcal re- nlze4 bualneu and profesBlon tn
of world where Rotary the communlt" 80 that It Is a rep'
come to pla.y' a leadlnc Part In reeeD.tative cl'Ulll-tlectlcm of the
ProtreSI ot the commuDlty. bUllneaa anei
The new club is spcllUlOhcl by &lid aeUvities In tbe community:'
the FraukllIl Rotary ClUb. "bose T.he new Rotary Club of Wayne8-
. have ,lIrouht itutArJ to \iUe baa the- same ,general obJec-
Wa.ynesville through thear fx1encl- tlvu lUI aU other Rotary Clubs in
ship with the blliluNIJ and ,roIes- North an4 South America.. In
Iional men CIt tbia cit,. ODe of the Europe and .\ala, tn A.tr1ea aJ\d
dlslinctlve ifeatl1l'8l CIt BOtur the IllaIld8 of ,the Pae1fc - to en-
that are welcome vi. CIOur&Ce &lid fOster tile "Ideal of
ltora at every other Rotal1' Club s.J'Vice".. a IlUIa ot wortll)' eu-
In the world. There are terprIM.
Oluba In Ulbanon, Xellla, M'nDk- I
_ ....... le.lin, Calrro'lIto1n."
Dayton, Sprlqfiel4, CinClnLU&tI and S. "', R. T, CRA_A.
eusewher8t At hrourhoutt the IL .".,...,.,.
It Is e ':pected that the new Ro-
ary Club o( Wa:rnesVlUe w", 'pve I' __ J J-'Ie I..;. C."est
visiting RotarlaDI at WIllI Oil .. uu,
Ssm Shayon of B011ywood,
olflc ' Coaat
Skating Yanttles, bBB 'rel)Of,"
Stelnm&ll that he ,
contract trom
studios for MillS ....
a series of elcturel, 1\8
eClltivee generally agree.
ready ror ntm
I
Perry Ellswortlr IRn't threatening
1be ' Ilre of Cowl the farm
wb"en be comes up with II. 'sug'ges-
on bow dh10 owrymen all
lrlll two blrdll with one. stone. ,
Wb",t the exteDslon dairy spec-
Ialist at Ohio State University
means ,'is that wauulIng the cow' p
udder before mUklug wtll result lr
not only more milk but cleaner
mUk as well. '
He lIays a good managed milk.
Ing program demands u'dder ma.s-
sage' with a. warm cloth or
towel to milk letdown
Thi8 S8me massage can . serve
remove dust and dirt from the
udder, the quallt}' o(
milk produced antt elJmlnattng
h.lgb bacterIa. anlt 'lIedlmElDt score!!,
Ellsworth recomlJlends, that lhe
cloth or towel be wrung' oul 01
1!0 -to 1"40 degree water:
No. 2U8
AN, ORDINANC, TO AMEND ,
SECTION IV OF ORO. No. 13U
"h,dMlIlltl1, ot the CC)mmitt.ee
charge. NoW _ "l&oaI&<:lean1Jlc
'tlme they UJDnc the I&dIee
to hunt out and artJclee
for this lIale.
Mrs. Herman Saylor fa the Red
CrollS repreSlentative In , this
mUDlty.
\Mrs. Aslnetb Thomas of WlQ'lles-
vUle, Is ill at tlwJ home DC her'
daughter, Mrs . Harry Burnett and
tamily.
Mr. and Mrs. Loon ot
WuhngtoJ4 O. H.. called on Mn.
Nettie Emrteit hn4ay 8Vtrrung ..
Mors. etyde Wharton spent Mon-
day wIth her dauabter, Mn. Loren
Routzabn and children In Franklin,
wbo ha.ve been. \iClmS of the crlp\
Mr. and Mn. E. J. Oarmony of
SpringfIeld, tIti--Mr. and"1tfl'll::"""Paul
Flory, of Dayton, visited with Mr.
t'Jld Mn. Wilbur ClarJ!; Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Te..rian of
,near Springboro. have moved to tb1t
!Ivies hatchery un Clerk road.
Whereas, of the membel'B Mr. ,and Mt'li. l<aIph Henry enter-
of the Fire DepartJpent of tbe VII- talned the Mr. and Mra. Claae of
lage of WaYllesvl\lfJ are employed the Lytle Sunda,. Scbool at th'elr
outSide the VlI1sge, during the day country home Sunday evening.
'se8.8on; and Mias Velmll_ Smith and Mr. 'aDd
Whereas, It. Is fOf the Immediate Mrs. Morris Wharton of Dayton,
Public health and safety of the were dinner ifUeaU Sunday at tbr
vUle, that a ' 'suttlo,ent numlier ot home of Mr" and Mrs. .c I y d e
reillrents of the Village o( Waynes- Wharton.
firemen be ready a,llo available for ' u J B T U'M N' .. - .... 1'8. ... onea, ..... s" et .... ___
emergency service during the day rick and Mr. lInd MI'S. Walter Ken.
IIC1ll1ons: rick called QD MI'!'. Allee Clar" and
Now tJierefore be It Ordained by other friends at the Frlencla Home
tbe Council of tbe Village ' of In Wa:rn8lvlllla Saturday afternoon.
W&11l6.vU1e. State of Oh.o, tbat ,.The TOW1lJ!hip Fa.rmers
Section IV of OrdInance No. 130, Club w&!' entertained at the boms
be amended to reall: o( Mr. and" Ml"8. Harvey Burnet on
' That, the 'number or tlrellJen allall Thurada.y. I'
be DC?t to exceed t"fenty, ap'polnted Mr. ,aud Kerchner of
by the Ma,or with the advice Bnd payton, vtslle!l tb'e latter's mother,
conHnt of the CO'lMI1, upon rjlc MM. Alice Tirlckey and Mr. and
ommendaUon of tile Fire Chief for Mrs. Irvin H.ams Saturday.
term. of One yesr, Mr. and MII1I. Ralph Hammond
, It Is furtber provided tbat said .. nd children attedbe4 tbe fUneral
terms are to begin on tbe first day service of the tormer's fa.ther, Mr,
of Jauas::r of e8Cb' year and each Lonnie Hammond, 0.: MaloD, at the
tba11 181'V, utll his sue Oswald Funerlal Home In LebaDon
cetIOr fa 4u11 and qual- &114 the III Role 'Hill cam
ItIed. eterr at lIuoa Oil 1I0n4&1.
nil ordinance be declarel .... azul lira. HarTe, Buraet, 14,.
ID emerpnll1 mttlUft II.haI1 .. 4 Mra. calriD Laqacre, III'. and
take, dfeet .. 4 .. In toree 1m. lin. Barry Mr. and lira.
me4llt..,.. _ _ Betb I'unlaa funllr, II'" II&r7
..... : IIanIl 8. 1150 , 10II8II; lin. Hettie
.. II. BBaWOOD. 11.,01' lUId ..... Walter
Atteat: Ollar!. , .... Clerk the fuenl aerY-
IIarcIa CooIr,; at
Of III Wa: ......
IIJ the Juator aj4,...-cJlUlleIi
of W.....en County ........... and Is
ID OODJlIIlctloD with Ole' natonal
coateat to be Atlantic 'City
In 11&1 .. part Of tat! natonal con
1f8I1 of tU SAB..
f\l1 Warrell Countlanl .,,'ho are
desCeotllld from Revolutionary War
IIOIdLers are ' eUslble for member-
!lJalp tn tb6 BAR. I'Urthler lDforma-
tJon ..,.' be bad froa tne Seen-
talT, JQMPb R. Gray. 15 Broad-
wa" I ......... Obio.
CARD OF THANKS
' We wlah to thaIlk our maD,
frleACbi aDd DeIIhllora tor t bel r
kIIldoea l1li4 Q1Ilpatb, at tbe tme
of our ber-vemellt.
AlDOl POOk and Faml,.
IREwaTER CHEEI.. FACTOR V
ENLARGEI PLANT ,CAPACITY
Ohlo'l blUNt s 11' II I claeel.
plant lB I,p &be' maklIICrl
Stark CouDt, mUIt producers' are
eD1aI'IIDc their cheete mU.1nc fa
cU1Ues at Brewster and adding to
tbe NIearoom StneeD kettles ,,1II
.,. ,placed In the eheeae depal1-
IJlent, maIl.IDc BreWllter the .arc-
milS clIeeIe plant fA OhiO.
)Ira, auy. CUrl, lin. Leah IIIlIa
and Dr. I!lmma Hollo .. , .. ttenc1e4
tile W. c. T,' 11, IiMetlDg at the
bOIIIe of 11ft. lIaddell Ma7 Dllht.
, "n. Lee IIUtIIl or MatoD. Oldo.
wu a tIJDMr ,..t at tbe Home
Oil Tu.., aDII bel' alater-
-D'IaW, liN. ..ate
lin. Ludue ArmltaP lpent the
week ..... ller eoll-IIllaw UI4
daa6ier. .... lin, Robert
Banet ID CeatemUe.
JIn.' af .. 8aItIl hu
turDeCl, to bel' 0Wra home 00 nsr.I
stNlto ,
Mil.. IItDllIe DodIoD returud
StJA4ar fI'OID & uU.btftll tlve
... Itq wtth re1atmI JDamI.
PIoIMa.
,Dr .... lin. 0sIe .... aDd
XIII IIarIant ...... "fIIIteII
tIIeIr .. to II_ _.uta
,
Mr. ... lin. WIIIIuD ,ftmDU
....... ....... at Lllluoa.
.......... _ ... AaIde
IIIWIl 8IIIdIJ' .1ftenMIoa.
Ella K. (ook
In the year 1 78 on Janllll.ry 17,
there WaB' born In Waynedvl1Je to
Emlua and .l. MIlLon
Keys, a dauB"hter named Ell a Bur
nett. She was,the first child. Later
to this marrla.ge wW! boru al so IL
eon, Warren, A deep Ue of a I'
fecllon existed between tnis bl'o'
fnd sister as tby grew up to
getber, The family mo\' ed to IL
fann OIl tbe Ne\v Burlngton roud,
Early , In her school li fe : 'Ella
showed a keen interest 16' bel'
books. TbISl interest combined with
her high \nlelllg\lnco and love o(
children made her choice of teach-
InC s. natural one. For tbtfleen
years abe taught school In and near
Waynesville. She lelt tbe iQlpl'lnt
or her characler upon the lives of
many of ber PUl.l11S w'no grew to
love her even as she taugbt them,
ID February of 1910 IIhe
unlted In marriage wIth Amos
Cook and Bhe went to make hel'
home with him 01\ his farm. Two
daughters and two Bons were born
to them. Ruth, tbe"olde8t, is ' wile
of Charles Doster and live!! In Hal"
veysburg. They are the parentR or
tW!) daughters, Janet Ba.rbara,
MaFgaret ' Ia married to DQnald
Badley and Uvea in WaYD8I/vlle.
They have one daughter Donna ,
Ernlt has made bls home with his'
parenta and has been' a source of
strength to boIh hlB moth'er and
father, Warren and bls wife.
COOl[ live til
Their BOil Is
As her character and toV6 of
children eHone forth In her tllllCh,
career 'so did tHeRe' sam!) char,
her to fm the role
J!ave been. felt throuCh the yliBrS by
her hue "band , and Each
gJ"andchlld has haa nls own special
place In ' tbe heun of b1B grand'
mother.
She waB a member of Mlarui
Mont.hly Meeting or Friends and.
wall most regulo!' in attendance I1.t
the meetlDS for worship MIld active
In Ita wor&. on committeell
and the FrleDda Bome Board fOI'
maD7 Jean. She,.118 a fUty y8l1r
m.mIIu of Granse, ,a o(
w. c. T. V, and. tbe of
tile EUt81'll Star.
O_rtUloeas and interest , J,;.
othert were whiclI
Rhe carried with bel' thl'0\lSb out
hili' Ute, Even during b,er Ia.t e
)'ea,ta. when paID and were
ptten her lot she did n'ot Indulg '
In Belt pity. ,
Bravely abe llVecl h'er lite anli
trustfullF 81le gave up her life ou
March e, 1860. .
But aWl I walt , with ear ap.d eye
For gone should
be nilb, ,
A 101lB III all fam.iUar
In Oower that blooIlll,
And bird that BlngS.
And yet. dear' heart!
rememllerlq thee,
Am I DOt richer than of old?
Safe in thy 1IIImortaUty, .
What ch&llCe' can reach the wealth
What chaD.ce can mar pelLl'1
IlaolcU
and 1014
Th, love hath. left In trutt wltb
me!
ADd' wIaIIe ,in urea late aftcenIoon, '
Where cool' and lone the Ihad -
OW6 annr.
I to meet &h.9 'nlIht soon
lila,. and aha40w ov",now.
I c:&DDOt feel tIIat tholl art tar, .
BDGe 'near at Deed the angels a.re ;
AIIII 'when tIaa I1IIiaet ptea unbar.
Sball I DOt ... tbee'1faltIDC 'ltand,
AII4 white ICaIMt tile eyenln& star,
Tbe welcome thy booIionln)!
laud?
GIRL ICOUTI ' HOLD
REGULAR MEETING
TIle m_tlDe or ttle Scout. was
beld 011 JIarcIl ttIt at which the
or WJdpponrhlUta served cue
to tM ""t at tile trooP!! for their

'l'Iae JUt .... ".. Girl Scout
WMIt ail eooklel WIn! MIl die
PAGE TWO
.------ WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS-----,
British laborites on Rocky Road;
Scientists Warn of H-Bomb 'Threat;
Spy Hunt to Be 'Witchless'
(BDITOR'S NOH, ft, plal re .lfp In lb I.mat. tloe, .re tb .. , .r
Wel'tern Ne.,.lIape, Valoll " ,.,. ani Dol '11,. .t thl, De ... "aper. )
REPORT ON MASS-DESTRUCTION WEAPONS , Sen.
Bnell MCMaboD (Ielt) cbalnnaD or the Jolnl cODcresdonal alomlo
eDercy oommlUee, coDlen wltb Gen. Omar N. Bradley sborlly be-
tore Bradley. who II cbalrmaa of the U. S. Joint chlefl of Itarr,
reperte4 &0 the senate-bouse croup OD ' possible types of man-
4eatncdllD weapoDi _ euemy ml,ht 1Ise a,aiut tbe 17.8.

Close Call
8ritlah Prime M1nJster Clement
Attlee and his Labor party were
sun holding the reins of British
lovemment-but It had been a
mighty close call. There was a
serious question of ' bpw long the
Labor government cowd stand aa
a result o.t Its meager majority in
parliament. '
Added to that was the perU of
an intra-party strUe in which it
was reported . left-wingers in the
party were planning a test of
strength wIth more moderate .lead
ers of Attlee's government, .
TKE 'PROBLEM was an easily
obvious one: Should the Labor par-
ty walk enslly -in the face of itl
hairbreadth escape fr-om defeat in
the elections, or should it strike Ol,lt
boldly for continuation and expan
.Ion of socialism?
The primary interest In the elec
tion lor Americans was, of course,
whether or not the Btltish ' people
were committed to more 8Oo1albm
and resultant nationallim of indul'
try and, their way of lUe, or. had
Uie7 crown apprehensive enough
eclneernlnl the direction' of ,overn-
ment to change it?
TIle an._r wal clear to the ex-
tent that a bare majOrl1;J of the
people are ' .atilfied with eondi-
UOIlI-enOUlh at leu' to retum 1he.
Labor I"el'IImitlt' .to . power. - BIIt,
enoutb, the balaDce
af tha, power had waned' 10 inuch
in the past fl"e :re.rs thit it 1'111
aJmOlt none:dstent. '. .
WHAT DW IT MEANT It wa.
muCh too earl7 to gauge the elee-
tion', elleet on the American 'eeon-
0IIl7 or 'on Europe's overall re-
eovery. procram. dlsappQint
ment in the U.S. was wldelpread
and there wal some ' concern lest
the of the .,ov-
emment'. "Osition serious-
ly with Atn'e'l-Jcan recovery plans
abroad. - (/ , ,r
One Ainerltan newsp per" wom-
an vJal able' to lPui l\ nio prlnt ' con-
cisely and graphicallY: -.the. diver-
gent Brltlsh viewpoints she
reported a C::onservatlve 88 saying
that Englnrtd would never ' recover
imtil the Laborltes we're complete-
ly thrown out. and a poorer-class
workwoman dec1arln:g that she
didn't care how much she had to
do . without, just ns ' long ,as tl),e
rich didn' t have any more.
H-BOMB:
More Warnings,
around the Hbomb. The bomb It-
self would turn these cbemlcals
into the fantaatlc' killing dust.
Dust- of that lort could be made
so that It would remain active a
tew days, a lew months or al long
II 5.000 years. .
That is a trlghtenlnl. appalling
possIbility. .
But 'there Is a ray of hope. Tbe!e
same IIclentists say It wlU be an
other three years before anyone
will know U the bomb can be PI:O-
duced.
That liVeS mankind a litUe time
In which to make up his mind. The
decision had better be. right.
SPY HUNT:
No 'Witches'
There was to be "no witcbes-
no whltewllsh" In the senate for-
eign reI a t Ion s subcommittee's
probe ot alleged infiltration ot
Communists into the U.S. state de-
partment.
That's wbat Sen. Ml,llard Tydings
(D . Md.) IBid of the investigation
when he wal named chairman of
the committee which WII to COD-
duct It.
THE NAMING of the cominlttee
.teDlJll.ed from diargel by. Sen.
Joseph R. McCarth7 m., WiI .> that
aD unnallied croup of Communilta
hold- or have "ate
pJl1ment p'oltl,
DIU, ' rather put ' the
CODimlfte. ,on the Ipot at th.ltart
when b. laid that U Prealdent Tru-
man persbtl in JUI refuaal to make
state department employee JOYalt7
file, available, "an investigation
wou14 be ulele .. !' Mr. Truman
hIS .0 perallffc:l ' and declared he
would ignore the lenate's action in
cranting lubpoena rlahtl to the

Indications were that a court
teat of the President's pOlltlon was
in- the making if th& committee
chose to use Its subpoena rights
and called , upon , the President to
deliVer the wJlpted" l:eQoras.
TYDINGS 'DECLINED to pass on
this Issue at. the outset, and saId,
instead; tha't + he :expeoted a "fuU,
fajr "an,d
at chilrges. . '
"We -w0l let the chips IIiU where
they"mi)'l.' ' be said, "and this will
be neither .a. wltch"hunt nol'
whltewlf. ..
Th e senator's intentions no
doubt were good-but there might
be littl. to worry about where ' the
cbip8 WQuldj' tllU,1 110. 10Dg as. Mr.
Trliman declined to. pass the
mlt\ee ' the they ne.eded.
More and more came the warn'- .
Ings trom experts ot the dread po- . Answer Stili 'No'
tentialiUes ot the hydrogen bomb. . . ,
True, there ,was liome- disagree- President Truman in
ment, but a poll would show at his refusal to give congress con.
this stage that a, maiorltr of scien- fidental loyalty fUe's on tederal.
tlsts who' shOuld knoy{. ;what . they . eJDployees.
are taUdng' aboUt befleve the bomb HQwever, he said he had prom-
could Idll evel'y'one In ' the world. Ised the senate foreign relations
Four top scientists have' Issued he otherwise co'-
that warning. The) .. pave declared operate in disproving what be
that the bomb, if could called tabe by.. Sen.
be a suicide bomb u W1V? How? ator McCarthy !B., Wis.) that a
Here's wbat they say,' '0 . Communlst .ripg pasts in tbe state
IF THE BOMB is ever made and, del,lartrnent. .. , .
used. it would kill slowl:r by pol- He. told that subpoena
eVerytbing and everyOne by, the ,senate for
wlth radioactive dusts. \'g . in\leit.igalors w.o u I d
The ,: would. otre ,/ ... ditfel'ence" to him,
aroWld 'the world by, pointin'g out liba it would ,be di!-
TOe dust would be .fteNt,. to lerve. a t,.uppoena on the
'ple breathed. ' President of thp Unlted States,
It would on' B1Id Pblson iince tHe affords ' him
plants and treel, everiaulfl ' hu- prOtection trom su'eh' hervlc'es.
mane , yt or ule. And; indeed It Would. But, it
THE, H-BOMB, they ... dd, cpuld doeln't lay anywhere th.t the
be intentiopaUy. ri"eel. ,to do jUit PresldeDt may .ive informa-
it ' wouI'd' be ' relatively tion-if be dioole_to those .eek-
almp1e . to do it. Mahr. j the- .I,nt to .icertain the ciegree of thll
bomb would have only to put nation'. lecurJty aalina\ subver-
harmlel. C! hem 1 cal elements live elementl. .
EDUCATION
.
Militdry Effort 'at School Rule. Charged
Acco!idlna to lcorea or edueatorl
and other prominent people in the
United States, there Ia a "system-
aUe and wellflnaneed effort" b7
the national military establishment
to "penetr.te ancl influence tile civ-
ilian ec1ucatlDnal life of
'l'blI char,e wal contained In a
booklet of SO page. of tine print.
put aut through &he naUona1 COUDCU
qaIJIft 0CIIIICI'Jpti8D. AIDGIII the
Signer. were tamed seJantiBt Al-
bert Einstein, author Louis Brom-
field and a number of prominent
church leaden.
The report centered on tilt! ae:-
tivitiel of the nservtl otrlc.,. train-
ina UDfu.. mU!ta.17 lCieuce teach-
in.. relearch contract. unI-
versltiel, end what it .fel al a
b'end toward puttin. mllital'7. mea
Ia bIIb edaattaDal 'ptaC!el.
THE MIAMI GAZE"M' E! WAYNESVILLE. OHIO
Thursday, Marcb 16, 1950
SPUD TALK:
Ethics vs. Dollars
It was ethics venu', AmerIcan
taJCpayers' dollara as the Benate
argued whether It would be honest
for congress to remove the price
supports already promlsed on the
1950 potato crop.
AS ALMOST every Ichoolboy
knew. the government'. potato pro-
gram was one of the most jumbled,
fantastic. reason.assaultlng pro-
cedures ever eVOlved In tbe U. S . .
Farmers were belni paid a Bub-
sidy on potatoes to compensate
them for market price differen-
tials. each year the potato surplus
was growing, and farmers were
permitted to buy back tbe subsl- '
dized potatoes as low as one oent
per hundred pounds for use as' fer-
tII12:er, And' all th.ls in the race of
world tood shortages and a re.a}
need' for the surplus potatoes by
local rellet agencies and school
luncb programs over the nation.
ODDLY ENOUGH, many Repub.
IIca ns were stringing along with
the letsnot-deslroy-subsldles think-
ing. with Sen. Scott Lucas. Illinois,
Democratic floor leader. sponsor-
Ing a move to cancel price sup:.
for all 1950 potatoes not al.
ready planted. Republicans favored
Ing retention of the 1950 subsidy
plan included Senators Brewster,
MaLne. Aiken, Vermont, and Milli-
kin. Colorado.
Lucas was on firm ground as tar
aB economy and matbematiCI
went. Already the record sbowed,
the U.S. is In the red 100 'million
dollars for price support operation.
on the 1949 crop alone.
Lucas jibed at Republicaqa for
lal1dng about the need tor econOlDJ'
and then oppOSing his potato.curb
legislation.
PROGRESSIVES:
Support for Henry
Too much attention to name-
call1ng and too little attention to
issues. ':that's the way O. John
Rogge, former assistant attorney
of the United St!lte
summed up the trouble with the
new Progressive party of which
Henry Wallace-ol\etlme vlce-prea-
of the UnIted States-Ia the
chief figure;
ROGGE'S STATEMENT wa I
made ' in support of Wallace. wllo
bad made. a virtual demand that
the party stop trying to ",ave
face" 'for the Communists In dec-
larations of policy.
The party beld a convention in
Chicago to develop aims and ob-
jeetivea during Which ROlge de-
clared of the party', beiDa caU.,s
"Red balteu
lt
:
"We .hould be II unafraid of
that label al WI are of the labela
'Communlat' or "C 0 m mUD 1 It
front. ..
There _r. delelat .. who follllll
atans Dew atUtutJ amODI
Soviet-fr!endahip crOUPI .1 aD out-
crowth of thl Tlto-rellatance. 'l'be
relO'1titioil. eOIiimlttee wa. re-
ported to have Ihelved quietly an
antiTito Itatement. ROige toucl!ied
on thl. .chiam briefly when he
said:
SHALL NOT 'BEND rea.on
backward in order to attempt to
justify the conduct of the eomin-
form countries toward Yugoslavia.
But when the SovIet Union offers
a plan in the field of atomic en-
ergy which, with all Its faults; at
least oUers' a better basis for open
Ing and continuing negotiations
than the Baruch plan, we are go-
ing to say just tbat."
No one doubted Rogge's stand.
The Progressives, whether they
were happy about it or not, were
so completely tagged w:ith Sovlet-
sympathy labels that there would
be no confusion in the minds ot
the voters when its candidates of-
fered for officie.
WhQdda You think?
Accordln, to a croup of Bol:
'l)"Wood photogra.pbera, Tony
Our&ll, a new slar on the movie
horbou, II lbe possessor of a
. profile wor&b7 of ClomparisoD
with of the late 101m Bar-
rymore, whOle prolDe wal an
InternaUoDiI cla.llc. .. WI
compollto pbotocraph, 701l caD
BalT}'1llore'l (letl)
with OUrtll' aDd make your
obolC!e.
LOOTER:
Force of Habit
LesUe C. Potter, the fO.)'eu-old
Detroit factorJ" personnel .expert
who turned burglar by nllht was
a victim of habit, he told pollce.
Admlttin ome thousand or more
burgl81ie. iD the Detroit are. over
tIie past seven yearl. he aald loot-
Ina bomes was hili 'avocation. ..
Incidentally, there was quite
lOme profit In Potter' a hobh:r-
pollib1T a. much u .,000, all.
thorltla .atct.
Industrious Frontiersman
B. W. Haymond. one of the first
mayors of Chicago, came there
from New York to slart a busines
career in' 1.836. Three years later
he became ,chief executive of lhe
lusty young metropolis, and still
laler was in large measure re-
sponsible for starting the walch
manulncturing industry at nearby
Ellgin, Ill. A timepiece bearing his
name is still made tl\ere.
low She Shops
"Cash an'4Carry"
Without Painful Backache
A. ret oId.f. at,... and .iraln. 0.'"
.serUoa ., ..ceulve 1000"IDI or elposure to
cold .om.tlm .. 110 do"' a lun ...
Cl.a. Tbl. m.y I.ad m.o.!' Inlb l<> com
plain 01 DORlla. backa.ba. loat .1 pep .ad
eoarD. 'b.ad.thee aad ,dlu.IQ.... GottlDIL
up nlAbu or frequent pau.a" may , a L11t
Irom mlDor bladd.r 1"It.tlo,," duo to cold.
<lampo .. or di etary hidia.nttlo ....
tt )'our d lacomforta are due to tbMl
eaU8M, don't ,,.It. try DORo', Pili., mild
diureti c. Uaed luce .. full)t by mUl lon. tOt
oV8r 50 y ea,.... WbU. tbese lympLolDI may
orum otber.h .. oceur. Itt, amaziDI bow
many t i me. Doan'e li ve bapp)f. rel'tlf-
belp Ibo 16 mil .. 01 tubeoo und mr.e",
Ihllb .... t ... Ie. Got D.&O' , Pw. tud..,1
DOAII'S PILLS
Provident l>loneers
The city of Elgin, 111., oweR Its
leadership as a walch , manufac'
turing center to (he of
its pioneer residents, who donated
3:1 acres of land anSi subscribed
$25,000 in stock to attract the in-
fant industry in 1864. '
On. application
MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT
for the life of your plates
If four Ire loose I nd slip ur .. reht
for inslanr" pt'rnlancm( cornlorl so(c
8rimm, Plaui l.iotr . trips. scrifj on
or lowerr:l. ,e . . . birr :::\(J h {i0lJ' pcrfcl'd ".
lI"rd6' .. ",../lIsl;". It' .,,(1 ell'" Dr' Ih ' en 6 n old
rubbt'f Piles. Brimms Jl .: . ci inn
rt'i, ,,It. (rom "si. monlhs 10 or lonJ:et.
Ends fore\lcr :lutl hocher or
Ipptinrionarhl' lall" ho ursorda"s. SIO_PS
tlippin,.. rockrnll plaIn IIU) Jore "un,s. Ba'
aDYlhinr' Tllk rrt'ciy . Enioy th e cnm(o rl chou
"D4.h 0 people all over tbe countn,DO_ tel
with 8,.inlml PI'ltl,Uncr
fa., 10 ... "1 or flghl.n Fol .. 'nIh '.rman,ntly
odurles5. hllrmltoss to you . nd_ yow
platcl .C.n br,cmoYcd asperdirecl ions. Use"
.. , : " Now I ell " """hl"! . .. Mo"" lun.
i,r. S1.2S for for
lor both pl.,o . , .. YOU' drua store.
WHY NOTED OPERA STAR
NADINE CONNE
CHANGED TO CAMELS.

.'
I'WHEN I SMOKE, I HAVE TO THINK OF
I MY VOICE. I MADE THE CAMEL 30.DAY
MILDNESS TEST. IT PROVED TO ME'
THAT AGREE WITH MY THROAT.
THEY'RE MILD-THEY TASTE FJNEI"
In a c:oast-to-coaat test of
hundreds of men and women
who smoked Camels - and
only Camels - for 30 da)'l,
aOeN throat .peciaIisu,
iDg weekll examiaations,
reponed
NDt Dni .Ingl, can of ",oat
Inftatlon due to lmoklng CAMB.S
-- -----
Keep Posted on Valua.,
By Rea4ing the Ads
ta Makes Momi", Regularity So bs,l .
People can hardly believe what won-
derful f('>8ulta Nature's Remedy, II
Tablets briIlg the rust they !Xy
them. An Molt night brmll8
regularity 80 thoroughly, With no
perturbing cffe(!ta.!t leaves you Ceol-
. mg alive.
All- vegetable ma"es lhe differerw.l!-
e big dilt'urcnce! Nl 'o Ill' of 10
IIllt ural. nil- vegetl1ble el&-
menL" scientifically bl ended.
'Pry Nl nt- our expense. 25 tnblotll onll'
25c Buy a box ut Wly store.
the;" If not ,:omplctoly IIIlthlfied. retum
. bas willi unused . tablet& to
U8. We will 'reCund you.
money plus posta,e.

,
10W',101 CAl
'DECIDE which
, .
TRACT'OR TIRE
. ,
. ,
YOU NEED ON
.
YOUR FARM
W
RL your nw ttaCtOr tirca havethe New
and 'irulrhH OPefJ .Cmler'
or . the famoul T'lIcl;ofJ
ClHller "..all You mab the decision because
you know which type of tread will. work' beSt
in your soiL WhiChever tread you prefer,
Pirestone-and Only g.ive you
fOur choice. ,
The N.w and Cmed &If'
,ClHII.er tire is the only Open Center
tire with power.arc traction The>:'re
, curved and'tapered 10 pulling
plared bar With no mud
pockets at the .bourder. ioiure quick and ,
positive deaning. Twin Punc.b Protectors
lengthen 'body ille. TheIle lIN just few of
the 'w .. y the CUN/M &If' QfJ';' ClHller
Fi,."otI. is tho leading tire in ia
6eld coday. . +
U you need a Irll&liotl cmler tire, you caa
alwaY' depend on the fJlllmled T'lIcl;OfJ Cetller
FirUIOM Cbtlmpiota to give you top' perform-
ance .. It hu been time-tested and time-proved
by thousands of .farmen the nation over. Many
of them will have no other tire. .
Again. we .. y. get the tire &hat wiD do tile
belt job on your farm-either the NftII and.
A4fIlflCM ClfflJed &If' Op_ Cmler Pi,ell.
or the fllmous T,1I&1iott C""er Pir,utow.
remember. you don't have to shop ai'ound.
Your Firestone Dealer or Stote Iw 'both tiJeI.
lRMt" .. v ., Pit..,..." __ I _ NBC
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Thursduy, March 16, 1950

A Tiny-'Naisted Frock
For Special Affairs
TIERED SKIRr
A
TINY waisted junior frock for
parties and sppcla1Idate[i. The
skirt is youthfully fuU, two
;:luffed sleeve versions are pro-
Io'lded, Try small all-over
printed fabric or rich solid tone.
. .. '
P nttern No. 3037 come. In 81141. 11 . IJ.
13. 14, 18 ond 18. SIz.e 12. 5 Ya or
15 or 3Dlnch.

THE MIAMI GAZETTE WA mESYILLE, OHIO
SERVICE IN PEACE AND WAR
American Red Cross Plays Important Role
In Vila I Job of Maintaining Soldiers' Morale
By Giving Aid in All Kinds of
By General George C. Marshall
I
RE ARMED FORCES agree up'
on one factor that ranka high in
the list of essentials for military
personnel. And that ,is mora\e-:-
that combination ot zeal, spirit,
hope, and' conUdence which spurs
the Boldier, airmen, sailor, marine
or coast guardsman to give his best
for his country, llls service, and
hlmself. The man who has it,
whether In peace or waf, is a match
for a dozen without it. '
, The maintenance ot good morale
I. primary military fesponsibll.
MARSHALL
ity. AU com
manding 0 ! t i
cers recognize
Ihe importance
of such factors ,
as pay, food,
shelter, clothing,
religious facUi
tie s, training,
sanitation, medi.
cal care. proper
disc 1 p 1 j 'n e,
leaves of abo
e nee, recrea
tion, an'd weltare
activities. They recognize 'allo an
other 'factor wruch, in' my judg
ment. . affects the serviceman's
morale profoundly, That i. the
man's deep personal concern as to
tbe' wellbelng of his' home folkll.
to a mllitary hospItal In the U.nited
States. ',Although he could see, htll
fa ce and eyelids were In need of .... ____________ ._ ...
much plastic surgery. His hlll;ld
muscles were ' contracted, He was
In great pain. The doctors and
nurses were there with tbeir IkW
The Living Faith '
ful and considerate attenlion, But .... _____________
also at his slde were 1hose team MANY a funeral sermon has
mates of the ' medical staU. ,the
Red Cross social worker and recre. been preached Dve.r the Chris-
i d t1an church, but somehow the corpse
_.tlop worker, and their tra ne Ilever slays put. What keeps it: go-
volunteer aides. ing? sorts of explanations have
The boy's mother. who spoke no been given by unsympathetic oul.
English. , was anxIous to visit blm. siders. The church (we .are told> is
He wanted to see her. but an upper.class hobby, or a lower.
to wait until more plastic 'lurgerY class opiate; it il
could lessen the shock at his ap- a social club. it is
pearance. The Red CroBs belped II burial society;
him in plannjng for hb mother's It panders to pride,
visit and in , writing letters to her. or It is a perverse
Then It assisted him and his mother form of self-tor.
througb the trying experience ture; it Is kept
her visit, and helped him keep bt. alive by a well.
courage up when be realized that run organization.
his disfigurement and crippling of Such explanations
his hands \Yere permanent. do not explaiil. The
Later, the Red Cross . truth il a( heart Dr. Foremao
with him and his family for his vo- quite simple: The church is kept
cation'al and social adjustment on alive by laith, What Is
his return to civilian lite, and faith. the taith 01 the cburch? A
assisted him in filing his claim for .tudy of the 'Scripture for thls
pension. All this involved many week. or a broader searcb through
cooperative activities with doctol'l, 1he New Testament Irom end to
nursel, and rehabilitation persoo 'end, will convince any impartial
nel of the hospital, and constaot reader ot the falsehood of Bom'e of
correspondence with tbe Red Cro.. the notions about what Chrl:ltiao
cbapter of the boy's home town. fajth is.
I cite these storiell to show, tliat Some have claimed that it is
Lesson' for l\larcb 19. 1950
And that Is where the American
Red Cross comes Into the picture.
Ita importance to '1he wellbelng of
tbie .ervlcemen at our democracy
was one of the compelling reBlonl
!!lend today for :rour copy at the Sprlnll '
and Summer S'ASHION. 4B Dallu or for my leaving private life to
the serviceman has . In the Red l.nc)thing but faith In the Fatherhood
Crall an understanding cow:tlelor of God and the brotherhood' of man.
and ever present friend. workln. Let the reader try to flnd thJls In
with 1he not ao organic the New Testament 11 he can.
medal fabric ne.ws. eo"y to lew slvle .
lecorDUqll tloa-lre" pa ttern prInted 1ft.
Ilde the j)CJok. Z3 cents.
SEWING CIIlCLI: PATTERN DEPT.
1110 11.. 111 win I III., Chle_11 " m.
Enclo.. III "ents In cow for .acb
pOUerD desired. .
PIUens No.' ........... . 8In .. .... , ..
Ham t
Addrr ............... f t t
Atomic Time
To count atomic particles and
Sborll, "/1,,, Gnt, G.org, " C,
M,mhMl WIIS "I1Poi,,'tlrl Imlll 0/
,b. If",mt:",. Rtld Cross btl ffUUl.
" 11""01Ul #111;0-"1, lOllr 01
, .. , lacM ,h.plns 10 "walt
.idtl' Ihtl or,,,,,lrlll;o,,. Til, ;,,/or- '
""";0,. b, gtltblr,rl ,Juri"g Iblll
;"'11.&1;0,. to," b, hIlS SlI Jo,,",
in Ibis smlls pJ cbMltffJg;"8 ",,'i-
,lis. W ""h lor _,blr, rllporl 0"
Ih, Rftl Cross by G,,..,M "'IIrsb-
.11 IfIlX' wllllt.
part ' of It. A great Civilian agen01, 1! you had said this to an t!arly
one arm Into the Christian, he would have replied
lIerviceman's tbe otber along thls line: That Is just the
reaching Into the home. problem-how can we become sons
of God? How can men acbleve
ODe arm Is made up of .Bet brotberhood? Others tell us that
Cros, field dlrellton aDd t.belr
staffa at military ' statloo, 1114 faith is , belief . In a series of doc
hoapllals In Ibe Ualted 8tate. the reader tbe
and overaeal. The eou. . New Testament and lee U be
..... of &be wide Detwork 01
Bed Crols cbapten cao finel there auythln, ablBut
this count .. IUId Ita posse"'OIl8. raith In creed. 80meUmes
measure their speed, there has auume leaqership 01 thl. great
been, developed an el ectric stop- orgn.nization.
' .J this notion takes another fonn
Field dlrectora anll chApterS -tbat faith originally was a
work toretber ail team, en-
U-t 1IIe aasllltaDce of thOlll&lI1k belief tbat Jesus' beliefs were
;"ratch that measures , time inter A young married man, ordered
gals, as brief as one-thousands .of to overseas duty. was aboard a
lnemillionth ot a second. Light, transport about to san when the
which travels at the r ate of 186 Red Cross field director at the port'
)00 mUes a second would . received a from a Red Cross
mlyone foot during'the measured chapter in a distant city. It stated
oerlod. ' ule man's. wife had been to
... true; In ouier words, tbat
of competeDt volUDleen, IUld faith Is acceptln' the "reUc
loD
cooperate freely with aU related of JesulI."
public aDd private .,enclea. Now the church trom the begin.
The military community has In
the Red Cross field director B chan
nel to all the 1acilitl.es of the oa
tlonal organiZation and its . cbap.
ters, such as Home Servlce. Volun.
teer Services, Salety' and Health
ning believed that ,J esus' thoughts
were true ' thoughts; but faith was
never a simple secondhand ac
cep\ance of anyone's creeq, not
li,ven that of Jesus. The faith we
fInd In 'the New Testament is none
of these things. Still Jess is it faith
In the saints, in l!1ary, ,or in aD
church.
. a hospibll. gave, the docto.r 8 dlag-
Apply Black Leal' 40 to
roo.ts with handy ,Cap
Brusb. FUf\1cl'risc. Killina
lite and (catbermites,'NbUe
chi'kma percb. One ouace
treat. 60 tnt of roo ...
-90 clllckms. Directions
OD p.ckise. Au ror BI.ck
Leaf 40, lbo 4cpend.blll
laaecdc:idt 'fJf ' maDY uaes.
' ..... .... CllIIIIaI
.. ..,IIIA.1IchInI, .....
For the b t 'I
you
the BIG '
6 011. bottl.,.'
OREEN DOT
NoMIST
(01 elAls
',.pald. Satl.,,? .. ran guarant ct. 'r.,
.ent. dong.roul cold ... ath., , .. rst.
, cloud .. Indo.. fog ... Wind.hJ.ld.
K",II Er.II/0 .... cl.a" no .teallil/lll up
Inctoo,s a' Our, WindOWl and Mlrrar"
"lIOnld wltb con't fag Up. Ju,'
"'Ip. all - ' wi... dor. tt', 'mi cIIlau,t
_/:
.... n. ,,,Ii."Cl' .c.JU
,,-\anch.".l:-b,,,h.W. Moilacliu 1II
" : j. ,', "
. WHEI' SLEEP W:OI'I
COM' a.,. "I,
t FEEL ,i'
. Tn :0.1,1 DellcJouS .
Chewlnc.aum ...... .
WIle., .......... te ... 11 .' ....... fIII
beadocll, and lUltaWfUl S'OIIIIetId
a laxatiYe - do UIIa ,
ebe" .aK-A-1UJft'-dellclOUl elIewIDa-
IIWI! l8J!&tlYe. Ttle act.ion
apeata1 D\ediahle ''DImnIa'' the .tomach.
Tbat ... " doeaut act wblleln the ltom
but 0111, wIleD fuUier "0118 III UI.
lower clIgeat1ft cr.ot ... wben 'OU
to act. You leel ftne , optu qUlckl,'
And lel.nUata .. , cbe.1Da mat
......... inJn'. line mecllClDe mOl'll dec
UU-''n!lidlIII" II 10 " f1cnra paU, Intq
lobe -ntem.O" _AMlIIYa, IID7 10f
. drUa COUDteI'-2S" so, . ,oD1, ... ,
I .1
Ilosis. and jlrged the man'. ' imme
diate presence. The field director
phoned commanding oUlcer of
the replacement center.
'I'IIe CO eleared with hi, post
.... . OD a. to &be aerloame.,
of '&be ' dlaposl., bael leave pa-
pen prepared, IUIcI approved a
Bed Cros. loaD . for tbe trip
bome, 811$ wbeD &be field
arrived a& &be doell, the
.... p'. iUIIIWik bad a1reac1,.
bee.- .... _ ...... It Memed
Im,..able .. pt &be aenice-
' maD elf. All alert Gr&Ile opera.
&or OD tbe elMk ,."Gred to 1aeI,.
.".... &be 1oD&" , afJJl of hi.
Gr&Ile .. over th.e raU, 1Ul4 low.
ered &be mu to &be cleek,
10 another inltance, a 2111 ,.ear
old IOldler, IeriOWlIy bli.med b,. a"
explolion. was flown from Japan
Disaster Services; Junior
Iltitd ' Orj:,s, larld College Unlts.
.. The clviUan coqmumtty through
the Rea' 'eross chapter bas avaU
able fot 'tbe 1ain11ies of service per. Fldtb: Not About .. But In ,
sonnel an of tlJdIe: iervice. In which THE FAITH that broke out In
chapter is engaged, and in add! glorious Ugbt. in those early
tlOQ the services of tbe field dltec daYI of the chu.rch, and bas can.
tor. at the mWtal'7 JIISta1lations tinued Iblnin, down through the
wbere the men and women from the centuries, was not hellef about any.
comm\1f1lt,y are 00 dut,y with &be tblIqr or anybody. it WI!; belid 1N
armed forcel. Some One; and that Some On" Will
Services rendered Include, com Jesus Christ.
munlcaUon. In illIIels or other There is eimpb' astonishing
emergencies; informatIon al to tbe v.rlet,y' of way. In which lie , I
location and welfare of the famlliel 'Poeen of in the New Testament.
It' borne or the men away from He Is Son of Man, he Is teacher
home; tiJlanct.l ailiitanee In emu- and bealer, he is the firstborn of
,enclee to iervice' perl'onnel aod mat17 ,brother,; be I, Priest and
tbelt dependents'; reportl for com Sacrifice, be is the Propitiation, the
mandlng officers or' medical oUt Rft!ODcller of men to God; he il
cers ' regardlng home condltIoJ1I, Ma"ter aQd Lord, he I, the Word-
ela!, economiC, or health facts re- tbat Ia. what God has to say to us;
Qulred for the Iympathetlc consld- be Is the Son 01 God, be sits on tbe
eration of questionl ' of welfare, throne ' at the universe. he
leave, discbarge; diagnOSis or
every man.
treatment; - supplemental recrea ,To put it quile bluntly. the church,
tion tor the a blebo'died . and assist <and stili believes) In a
ance with medicallyapproved ree supernatural Christ a'nd not only
reatlonfor patients; nnd ' In a human Jesus. They beli eved
tion concerning government bene- in him as a teacher, as the Teacher
fits, ' and assistaflee in applying for indeed; but not merely as CilIe
them. whose teachings had been inter.
rupted by an untimely death, They
did not "play down" h:ls death. on .
the contrary they played it up,
Cbrlst cruclClcd lor us 15 Ill
way. Itrongly 10 their ml.ldll.
BDt the,. were laJ' Irom leall'iul(
blm as 1& "ere on a cruclfl[x.
Ally form of Christianity tha t
thinks of Jesus chiefly as a Christ
mu baby; - pr a starryeyed Ideal.
ist; or as a pathetic figure haloging
o,n a crucl1ix Is a ' perversi(ln cif
New Testament ways of thought.
Everywhere in the center. 18 the
Chrl.t who '''was dead and Is alive
tol'evermore ..
. . .
'!'here Is No Ot.her
'I'IIe .... rip' ana &bat iii mAIn, If ponllile '01' thll pa-
$lent ID the veterau' lloap1tal 'at Colambla. 8. 0., to lUI_er the
letten ... &be 'elb llacll bome belon,. to Mft. Tlleo. Ravenel,
clIaInn .. at UIe .... pltal tor &be BlcbIaII4 COUDI),
Bell em. eb,ler
A
YOUNG MOSLEM who
Christian and is very ha ppy
about It, was asked what It was
that changed him, for Moslem:, are
hard to change. It was not an :argu
menlo he said. it was the liVi!S ' of
lome in Iran whom he
knew. .
He wanted wbat they h.d-I'
wa. a. slJnple a5 tbat. And be '
1nDt OD to Illy this: "Cbrlstl.n-
", have mneh In thM"
e., 1 b a a' Moh.mmedanlsm
cI\lHn" have. There I, JUlt cme
ibiD, Christianity ha, tbat we
cllclo" have, nor aoythlnr ,,11Ie
It: Jesus Christ."
Marshall on Red Cross Volunteers
"Volunteers-and we are very short of them-are the very
life-blood of the Red Cross. ,'I'bey are the bases of all of its ef-
Corts. They work long hours. Usually their efforts are .Eecog-
nlzed only at tilt' chapter level and not by the general public.
Without ready volunteers, the Red Cross ,would be unable to
perform the essential services it now provides for people of
America and.to the world at larll! in BOlJle instances.
. k
That il what-that Is wbo ,,(ins
Ina today, and t.ha t was the s
of tbe early church, aDd that I, the
.acret today of the Hvlng cHurch
everywhere: Christ aUve by lalth
,m the Uvea of ,those who love him.
Sew-Easy Pinafore
5953
VERSATILE PROTECTION
F
OR LITTLE girls who weat:
sizes I, 2 and 3, tills darling
sew-easy pinafore is as versatile
as can be. Comforta ble in tem
perature-soaring weather. pretty
protection over a dress any time.
Duck embroidery is simple.
.11
Pattern No, 59:13 conl lata ot tlsaue JlBl.
wrn 1. 2 ' ond 3 Included: materl ol
requirements. aewlnJl ond ttnllblnK clI.
rectlon. and hot-Iron tranaler far
pllque.
BEWING cmCLE NEEDLEWORK
610 B.. III w.,nl BI., Chi ,. " QI.
EnclOS4! 20 cents for paUem.
No
Name ................. , ...... . . ..... .
Aotdrea.
FIRST, AID TO THE
AILING HOUSE
BY ROGER C. WHITMAN
QUESTION: How would you re-
move a spot on an office floor
about 2x4 feet, ,caused by drag
ging feet when spinning in chair
from desk to typewriter, without
sanding the whole floor? The
fioor has had a coat of stain and
two coats of shellac.
ANSWER: Take off the remains
of shellap !;>yquick wipt,ng
with denatured alcohol. Then aJ>-
pl:r one or two coats ot fresh shel-
lac, thinning them down witb de
natured alcohol, ,aboilt one-half,
Feather out the strokes. Do not
expect perfect results. U you in
tend to do' over the whole floor at
some time. you mjght consider
Ilenetrating floor wax or pene-
trating floor seal. These fi.nisbes
are not apt to ah.ow scratches
PAGE THREE
No creaming, no egg-beaUng - one
easy mlxing this Kelloggquick wayl
1 cup Kellogg's '.4 cup sugar
All-Bran 1 egg
% cup milk , a tbsps. soft
1 cup s11tcd shorten1ng
flour l'h tOOps. melted
tsps. baiting butter
' powder 3 broWD ,
* tsp. salt sugar
9 cooked prunes or apricots, pitted
I. Soak All-Brall and milk in al1xinl
. , bowl.
Z, Sift together "flour. baking powder,
snIt; add to bran with sugar, egg,
shortenlpg. Stir only to comhlne.
S. In each greased mumn cup place
.. tsp. melted butter. 1 tsp. brown
sugar, 1 piece fruit. cut slde down.
4. Add dough to fill cups % full. Bake
In mod. hot oven (tOO' P.) abOll$
26 min. 9 med. mulDns.
Beware Coughs
Fronl Common Colds
Thai HAIGOI
Cftomubioa relieves promptly
ic goes right co the seat of the uoubla .
co htlp looJell and expel germ bde:ll l
phlegm and aid nature co soo!he uad
beal raw. tendet, inflamed broochial
mucous membranes. Tell yourdrugsiat
to sell you a bottle of CftomulsioD
with !he uudentandiDg you mU51like
the way it quick1 y aUa Y' me COUP
or you are 10 have your money baCk. ,
CREOMULSIOHI
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Br"nchltil
_ .. r ..... tIItrIu If MON11ILY
FEMALE

Are 70U troubled by dbtre. of fe-
male perlO!1\o clIaturll
aDces? Does thts malte you
trom pr.1D, reel eo ften>OUl. tl7e1l_t
such tim .. ? Then .tart talUDif L:rdla
d B P1nItbaDl'. Vesetable compoun
abou; len c1a)'S before to rellen
IUCh UlDPtomll, Plnkham'. hili a
IIJ'IUld eootbin, elrect on one 01
IDOman', InOft 'mportent orgcI1Ul
Trul)' !.be woman'. ft1eDd I
lOla E. PINKHAM'S r=:v ..
HE SAYS
ORA
DENTUR ClIMSER
/s86srl
"Since ualulr ORA mJ denture Ja al.
waya clean .nd .p.rkllng." 1&11 lias
N. Serna. Portland, M .. "
DEN"'STS PRA.SE ORA
In a survey, an ovel:'W'helmlng malor.
Ity of dentists praieed thlft marve oue,
new No harl1)ful brushing
that elln ruin dentures. Just plllee In
ORA solution for 16 minutes or over
night. ,Removes tobocco st oi ns. ORA ..
Is gu Rron teed Dot to harm denturea. '
Get ORA today. All druggists. .
" Product of McKesson & Robbi... iDt.
"rHE MIAMI GACETTJ:. WArN 11.1 E. ()1I10
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
. , ,
Eatabllshed 1850
PAUL A. SCHERER ... _ ..... .. ... .. . ..... , . Editor and Publlaher
CECILIA J. SCHERER .. . : ..... .......... :, .. Seoretary and Trea.urer [, __ _'J
. PI! bllsholl Thursday Morning
lit Wiwnf'II\'1I1 .' Warren County. Ohio
!pnlerf;' d liS sccond el."ss matter at
the postoffice nl \Vayne!\vllle. Ohio.
. Rlltl!s-$J .50 Per Ye:lr. In advance, In Ohio $2. elsewhere
By JANE FtTE
Tn I'usadcrs Class or the 1\1ell1
odls t Church will s ponsor n. pancnKe
Mll pper nl IlIl' bulldlhg thlij
I' rldny evening. beginning at 5: 00
fl . m. Thl' me nu \\'111 Include pan .
enkC'R Il Jl d SAll s age, p a eiles . . jello.
ancl I:ofr 1' . publi c Is Invited
In a ttend.
Funeml were condu ted
I
The Wel <: o('e 8ible or th,'
. Jonab's Run (' hm n met. at the
'I home or Re v. alld J. P. Thorn
bury Friday even1ng. Mr . Ralph
Nil \VII S the hostess for her mother
who was unable to II!! present he-
IlII se or Illness.
Mr. and Howard Graharu
and their daugbter Miss Kathleen
Graham hnd MI'. and Mrs. George
"all were Saturday
e ven ing at MI'. aritl
Eastera a t th(' ir home neal' New
Burlington.
at the F"lends hurch In WlI.ynes The CIViC ' 1.eague mut at lbe
. ville Saturday nfternooll for Mrs home of Mrs. Mary t>yferd Pierson.
81ta- Cook who r);tssed awny at the SaturdllY eyening. Nrs. F r n n k
Vlllley HoslJltal Thurs [orrow Rsstated MrR. PierROn In
tiay night. MIs. '001<. well known hospitalities.
In this vl!! lnlly. was the mother of The 'JUnior and Senior Classe"
Mrs. ChlU'l 8 Dos ter . of the Harveysb'urg High
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connair a. dtnce and party at'
and daughter Beoky. who have reo the Saturday evening.
sided In Lbe Bogan a:parlments on Maynard Pyle of Wilmington.
MaIn street for IltlVerll1 played: recorded mURI (' r or the
have moved to a rarm near tOWD-:- The waa chaperoned
Mr. and Irs . Jobn 'Welsh were by tlielr class sponsor. )\frl!. Ji'loylt
gUllsts of Mr ... Welsh's mother. Mrs. Hook and Mr. I:Jpok:
Gilvin. of f;rlfingbllro. Thlirsday
Yelling. Mrs. Charles Prtf. e who "tmdel"
Mr. lind MrS!. Imrl R Lindsay, went for It major opera .
operntors o( the Harveysburg Ga' tlon at Grandvi e w HO!iJlltal. Day- .
F ... , Fir ...
.Remember a. tl.re that
a nei.hbor . Iand throu,h your
tault ma"es you liable to Gnu up
10 ,1,000 or conlin.ment In 'aU up
to U months. or both.
Care 01 Caives
.Keepln,' calves In the sunny cor
nu of the barn helps to protect
them Infectious diseases.
I t d 0 b 1m ovlng S.rety Dreu ' ,or JUdi I'age, have movpc! into the llog-An ton R repor e t pr .
Apartments.
Mrs . .r. P. Thornbury ie recuper
n,tlng at her bomA from ' (I aUack
of Influenza.
Mrs. Lallra hldaker entertained
a group of friends to n card party
at home Tuesday e vening, the oc-
ulon being in hon.or ot Mrs. Emma
Cline of DayLon. ThOse attendIng
the . guest of llonor were
Mrs .. 1!lthel Stunl/l. Mrs. Lisa Curl.
Mrs. Berthl\ Gordan, Mrs. Osee
Harlnn. Mrs. A. S. Collett. Mrs.
Mary Ilnd 1be hostess, Mrs.
Shidaker. .
The Men's Community Club met
at the school ,cymnaslum. Wednes
day eventns. '. The speak;r ;vas
Kenneth Harteck who haa recent
' Iy teturnell from ' Germany:
he wae 8tatloned wth the armed
foreee. The hosts tor the evening
were. JaQl6e Thornbury. William
Lukens. nnd CblU'les Swndluer.
Scotch lite. a new fabric whIch reo
M TB. H. S. IIck'er waR llosteS!l to Geet. lI,ht like a road . Ian . can be
the \VomeD's DClet)' of . Chrlstian obtained In tape (orm to attac:b to
I\t her ' home Thursdl\Y af- chlI4ren. jacket. to make anyone
ternoon. Mrs. N\ll1e' Sherwood IIn(1 vlalbJe to motorbtl . . It i. Ityled "J
Mrs. Clyde Levley . reviewed their It. In added attraction to rouo,g .
ater,' ,Armenta. It ean be Cllt III
"ecent trIp to CedartowVJ Georgia. de.lanl or Interest to choo1 cnlld.
where they ",'slled the Etbel Harpst too.
Home which Is maintained by ben - ____ -'-_______ _
avolent socIeties of the Mrs. Co 1'1 Moore Is conflneci
t
to
Church. Mrs. Berth'll Gordan ,IlIRO ' hor home s uffering an attnck or
I
gave an interesting account 0(1 her Influenza.
recent trip to . l\.rs. Allzwood "Bueter" Mattln
Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas Rich I cel wbo has be .. n III with II cold
ebrated their Golden Wedding. An recovered. I
nlvareary. S\mdllly with a family
dinner at tbelr hom&. nenr town.
lIr. IUl.d KJ;I!. O . . 1l C.OOk of
anon were gU(lsts Sunday afternoon
. " ,' .
of Mr. 11. S. Tuoker.
Mr. I\nd Mrll. Oa1hl8 Barton are
announcing tbe' birth ' of a Bon at
Miami Valle.Y Hospital. Thursday.
1 i
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mall rll
and tbeir' 80ns were guests S\lll
dll.Y of Mr:' Master'. parent .
alld Mrs. Clay of
Mrs. ' Emma Cline who bos 6ee
the house guest of her slst r.
Osee Harlan. returned to hel' hO\TIil
In 'Dayton tbls \\;, eek.
""pen in Turtle I\lountaln!l
1n tbe Turtle mowltains 01 North
Dakota ioresterli say aspen should
be cut when 50 to 60 years old..
After that deca,y and disease reo
duce the value.
!\fr. and Mre. H. S. Tucker were
dinner gueets Friday eV,ening 01
their nephew Blld niece: Mr. "and
Mrs. Bell of Centerville.
Rural
',y. THIS
GOaQ. NIWS

'YOUI HOMt 'TOWN: ,APII
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ON FARMS
terms assure .. repnymen.t
.

4% will saye.'vo umoney.
RF.FINANCING - BUYINC
'IMPROVING

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. N.B.L.A.
S, Old Bank Building
Phone. 4f8 .
'Sales
-

Ask About oUr Price on
. \
Installation alnd Gas
Spring. Valley Hardware Co.
Spring Valley, 0-
.MBUtAftCf
PHONE
2111
Phone 37371
NO MATTER HOW WlDELY,
.' ,RELIGIOUS PATHS i\lA Y ' D(.
VEruJE. all ol'e cast In Slime
direcilion. nnd Q funeral service
finds them 1\ II In "plritua I Ilgree
ment.
At the McClure Fu.neral Home
EVERY CHURCH' AND ITS MIN I
I!'4TEIR FINDS CO
()PEJ1I:ATION. 1
Cl-URtE

Otuo
METHODIST CHURCH
I't B. Co)emaD. Min1ster
Church School, 9:30 A.M.. Mr.
Harold EQrnhart. Supt. '
Worship Service, 10 : BO A.M.
Yontb I'e lowsbl.lp. Sunday. 6:30
P.M.
FERRY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Byron Carver. Minister
Bible Sohool. 9:80 A.M.
Morning Worship. 10 :80 A.M.
Prayer Meeting. 7:00 P.M.
Young People's Meeting. 7:00
E.venlllg Servlcell. 7:30 P.M.
WAVNESV" LLE CHURCH bF
CHRIST'
l\{. H. Cortey. M,lnlster
fllbl e Scbool. 9: 30 A.M.
!\oIol' nlng Worship. 10:30 A.M.
Young Peoples' Meellng. 6:45
LYTLE METHODIST CHURCH
11. I;;. J:laugbn. Pastor
\ l nlfi p!! I"; l' t' \' I ' (\, 9 : 11. n. m.
_......,-.I-
sT. MARY'S EPISCOPAL .
Th. It v. N. Key". ' nllel" r
,t'lllll'atiIlY t, nillg PI'Ilyt' I' 1\: 1111 11.111 .
(]II I'HI Pl' eHl' hp. I. Cnpl . \\ m. P ll d -
d.ock) .
SlI lIll ll )': lI oly t:ommli llioli. X ;1. Ill .
P,lrutll.v t'il u l'ch sellool I II :.::U :1.111
( Agps 0 through )
,\ d u ll \, ol' fl hill. 10 ::1 II. 111.
UTICA E.U.B. CHURCH ,
Wllllllm Shannon. MinIster
SUllllay Scbool. A.M . Mrs .
Jumell CUlTlson. SUilt.
Prondlillg. 1s t. !llltl 3'1d. Su .. -
dl\ys or each mo'ntb, 10:30 A.M.
l!:VPil ill l; Services, 7 : gO P .M.
P.M. ST. AUGUSTiNE . CHURCH
Evening Service. 7 :30 P.JlI. .'Iltber H. Krumhollz. PlIs tor
Prayer Meeting and Rlble Study MaRAea. 8 anti 10 A.M.
" ' ednesday! 8 P.M.
M.T. HOLLY METHODIST
'I'. M. Scn.tf. Minister
Sunday Sobool. 9: 30 A.M .
A. Earnhart. SUpl.
'Worship ServJce. 10:30 A.M.
Evening Service; 7:30 P.M.
Dairy t:attJe RaUon
El.
Good Quailty bay is the basis tor
tl. , dairy ration and Ibould
be t_d UberalJy.
rl doesn't take mil ch of II ent
to ' Iast ROnl c dl'l C8 a lifet ime.
ROOFINQ
r ;\ 11 T Yl'e
Insulnrecl Orl eke lind asbes
t09 Slcli li/:. Sheel metal
of nil Id IllI H. LOIlIII Re:reren-
I:CS. 1\ 1I 1I'0ril &\I nrooteed .
W. HAAS
Roote 3 Wayne.vllle. O.
Phone Wayheaville .2898
CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
Ale . ParUngto.n. MiDleter.
Worship ServIce, 10 A.M,
Sunday Schonl. 11 A.M.
WAYNESVILLE FRIEND!.
FI" Ht Dny S hool, 9: 30 A.M.
ror WorshlJ1. 11.1 : 30 A.M.
" 'ewes !
:Sbeep oumbers . in the U S. are
at tbe lowest pOint sl n('c recorda
have bet'n ava ilable.
'Anger ImllroveH notblng exce pt
lhe arcll of n cal 's back.
Dead Stock
Horses, '1.50 COWII. $2.60
Hop - 260 owt.
According to Size
and Condition.
call
Xenia 454 .
Rever!e Chargoea
Xenia Fertilizer
SUBSTANTIAL
HASSOCKS' $5.25 Eacb
WALL PAPER. PASTE AND SIZINC
C. E. BULBS - ' NU ENAMEL
KEMTONE
WaynesviUe Furniture & App6anee, Co.
TELEPHONE 2422
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
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THUHSDAY, MARCH 16, IY50
Dry Ridge
'A Farm Diary
By D. J. Frazier
Mar h I I, 1950,- Jt was n Alrange
glnBIIY wOl' ld l'irOl1 dllY morning.
Fivery twi g, el'ery brauch, e,'ery
gl'nllH blll!1 bad a canti ng or Ice
IInll wbere e ver possible "lIlI hung
with 1\ row of' Llny Ic1cles. Wben
Ule S\ln came out Inte In the af
ternooo, It was n sparkling tinsel
world wher e each tree and busb
blossomed with brilliance, Even
now on TueSday ull1rnlng tbe trees
Ilre still coated but most of the
Icicles bavo gone.
Stili DO cbau('e to do any
Ing or eveu bnul manure. By the
time they ,cnn get It relldy to haUl
out of the bam, the gr4Jund has
f ortenel1 UI) too mu ' n La IIILUI aCTORS
It. No chanCe to plow the garden
yet 10 get those IJotntoes In by St.
Patrlclt's tIny. Only olle of our
gardens got Il. filII plowl.ng. It Juoks
like one ot those years when ""ery-
thing wlll co,me a t once. That Isn't
quile so ball with tractors as ' It
was wltb horses uUt s\11I It meanll
n rusb to get It done at tho rtgbt
time.
'fo take lower market Ilrl ees or
pay hlghe,' taxes 80 tlUll millions
CIl Il be spont to kept! rood from
being used? .As long' as thel'e are
high props for prices either by
lIubsldles or by government buy-
t ber e are wh'O wl1l raise
crops to get tbat government
handout. And If t here Is no gov'
ernment handout,- many farmers
wlll not be abla to pay for tbat
high ,prloed ma hlnery lhey bave
bought nnd Jf they do not 11lJl
that machinel,}, lit unpllclty they
can not pny for Its malntenanoe,
Wbat would really happen IC we
lOok tbe props oUt llIIel let things
lind their ,level '! (> e o pI e u r e
IIfraid of whnt WOUld ha\Jpen but
what Is gOlllg to bllppen now ? I
doubt I[ any politicians Ilre brn VI!
enough to lalle off AUpports be-
cau'so every proQlI cer Is going to
Ilo11er lind Ih voice of I he fru.u;ol
II! loud, Lower fnrm prices migbt
indirectly lower wagCs and tben
the unions would 'holler. Do peo-
ple really want freedom with the
IndIvidual responslhllity that goes
with. It 7 Do people want to work
to provide for In old
age? ' Pensions (or everyon" II' the
cry and yet wbat hnppens to thoRe
wbQ have pensions. Thoy nre de-
pendent upon tbos& who Pal' them.
It you work mUCh, )'011 mny
lo.se I t, even thoUgll It llIn't enough
Tbursday at the community sale to Quite do t ho job of tak.lng care
calves wor In demand and tho or you properly. Well the more
prIces went sky blgh. WI) bought questloll8 I a8k the lesll' c I ear
one, a nice lively five or s ix dollar tblngs look. but that 18 \Vh'at wo
, calf ror elevon' tlrtY'. ' We tOOk tt bave to do. }low fill' 'cnn we go ill
home I\nd br'>ugbt cow' ln but glvtng up our Individual responsl
it wRsnt Intelesred. It wns the blllUee and tnlstlng to tbe gov-
first calf I ever had t han ernment.
two bours old toat didn' t know -------------
where ill! dinner \\' as, We tried Flame Bealen
It On IL bucket Ilnd It ouly took a Kerolene aa wan al other fuel. Ia
I orten uled 10 portable open1!ama
8wa loW' or two 'vben someone beld beaten. They mUlt be cleaned
his finger In Its , rnoltth, We frequenUT, bandled with care, and'
tbugbt perhaplI It WIlS car sick I repaired promptlT when del.cui !,.
tram riding n t he t ruck: Dnd it come apparent. nay ahould Dever
1"11\ feel mora like eating In ' tbe be ftJIed Indoora ,or placed. wIIere
mornng 80 we mUked the cow but thert: .iI danler of laaoc;ldnl them
leCt bel' with It all nl ... ht I ' tb over. , They Ibo\lld never be UJed 10
" . n e lightly . closed. room. an4 under no
morning the SBmo IItory, nice calf clrcumltaneea Ihowd' theT be lett
looked least a week old. but burning In bedroom. atter )'ou
didn't know where Its dinner bave reUred, '
was, nnally we go It to Buck, but
for some rORson Jt stln can't man-
ng til two- which are
largo'r than tb'e back ones . . ::10 we
8t111 have to mil k Dolly and are, no
. better off than she is a
good cow' but a little hard 10 milk.
She- 18 Il.' little Uk" tne onl! In the
Old story of the tarmer who naKed
his now farm hand how much milk
Bear IUId Ball .FtCbt.
Medcana of CalifomJa 10 the day.
before that teultory' became
atate, frequenUy captured erinlT
beart 'for the purpose of Itaeln,
agb.ta between them and Berce bulla.
The bean were generally captured.
by the oae of larlatl and fait
Several rider. 'f(ere required.
tb'o cow gave nnd he answered, Care III Mdal &oGra
"Heck, sbe don't GIVE any. You Palnt1n( a metal roof addl ,. n
have to t ake it away from her." - to--lia We. The time to paint Ia
wonder if that Is ' the way some when da.rk .pot. to show up.
J)Cople ' are about the' Red Oross.
Good luck to tbe campaign.
.There is an old chaIr On lbe
)lOrch and yestorday I SII>W two
"ggs In it :lnd J just looked 'out
nnd tbere Is the hen In it now. I
wIn wnlt unlll sb:e 10'}'8 anoUlar
hefore r rob the reSt. Wo IIl'e be-
ginni ng to get turllOY eggs; We
know wbere on neat IS but iIIera
must bo otbel's tbough 1 am nfraM
that the eggs will be frozen If
there, are" Mr\! . 'J1 IlIll1tH JlOll t ball
tri plets n few I1n:; n o. She 118$
pl enty M milk for t hem but a gont
IIRS only two tats so they have
to tll k\! turnll une of them fR
much larger , Ulan tho othern. I
hope thnt be w1l1 not stenl II. all
from biB. brothers. '
The Question of s urpluses ill be-
ginning to haunt the politicians,
Th'nt Is tho trouble when (hey tt:'y
to bf1gfn to regll iate, things, onc
thIng upsets onoLlIer liRe a row
, 9f dominos: ' Wblob In the worse?
NOT NEW "":' NIIWI
. An4 roocI un II IaIt
,...... loaD WVIl u4
1llab1l,1
8eDd It to,JJI - we'D ....
, store tlIat trim, lIIlart look.
mab it look lib .... ,
UDcle Sam Says
ilelief ..,. ..... far
STOMACH _III
u
aetll
RADACOL lias given am .... -
lief In Cal\8 after ca
where IU bope of relief
had liven up. 9Dl1
11.23. lam-
U, 01' baipltaI ... , tI.sG.
IIAIIACDL
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THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYNESVILI.

Telechron
ADVISOR

NOI.ouum ...
NO NOIIY "1ICK.l0C""
A cheery smart clock thet will give every k'itchen a "New
Look." Pierced numerals color. in R,ad. Blue',
Illack or Yellow. Cleari white plastic caso.
Tel echron
TE:flAPO
NO WINDING

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NO NOISY " TICK-TOCK"
A "Now Loole" Alllrm clock. Luminou, hand. and hour
dnls. Alarm rings until shut off.

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NO 8IOlI:LAlI ..
NO NOII1r "TlctI.fOCII"
Here is your answor to plellsant Thi' new.den.
t ion in iv. color plastic: hO$ the new rhythmic: btlll aIann. .
Smith Electric Semce
say
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holf the .. workof milkin,g'
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haaa .... Delivery
Hatche. Monday and Thursday
. STARTED
CHICKS
1 and, 2 Weele Old White Rocks
,and New Hampshires
GET, YOURS WHILE THEY LAST
AlIo Ubicko Chlok Starter
Rodson' Batehery
Tel. 2345 Waynesville, Ohio
Exi'de, Batteries
Fi,restone Tires
New aad, Recapped -$8.95
$2.00 Trade' In
Labricatiag SerVice' Firesto"e Accessories
0,. 5;30 & .. Ie 9, ... s.II,s. '{;ao . m. 10 9 p: m.
Bob $ems
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COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE
24 HOUR WRECKING. SERVICE
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PROTECTION ,
Ball tIaro.aP IKe Ww.. til.
e tIiIat' ,oar "nUICIIaJ
troaMee WIll be '"
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Mel ill CII'CIer that III
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and
all me; be
obsuvtd.
VI"n P. D ter, lout. 3, Ohio, U.I. an elect,lc l1li",". -"!tie
, ' ,
ElectriC Mochines sove' .time .. , increase productian
A of 26 guernsey cows a ,270-acre dairy farm
keeps Virgil A. Deeter of R.R. No.3, Greenville, Ohio,
pretty busy. But he. makes good use of that versatoe
helper-electric service. The Deeter' farm uses electric
milking milk cooler, dairy heater, rftil"
can hoist, dairy dippers ol)d electric 911tter cleClne,r.
The electric milking machine, especially, is a, great
time-sav.er. Milking by hand is probably the hardest,
most time.consuming' task connected with dailylng.
.tic milking reduces the labor of milking 'about 50-'".r
'cent, '
/tAany recprd-producing Ohio cows are
milleed. Experience shows that electric milking machine.
increase productic;m because of the eVlnness of'
milking and laster milking which is conducive to higher
yield, and higher percentage of butter fat, Wlilen prop-
erly handlecf, the electric milking machine al" rnat.-
rially reduces the bacteria count. .
For additional information on electric helpel' "' ... '
modem. dairy faon,. co",ult your county agrlcultare
vocatfonal agriculture teacher, or the ,.,...
,entati.,e of your .'ectric service ,company.
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PAGE SIX
"NO.LONGER
NERVOUS!"
Switching to
Famous Cerea' Drink
8rings Natural Re'i.'
Jltter,y? ...
Irritable?
Can't 'enjoy
life tu 11y1
People every.
where- people
who once suf-
fered just as
yOU do - have
lound the an-
swer in switcb-
ing from colYee and tea to POs;rUM.
EXAMPLE: A woman in New York
City writes this sincere and moving
letter: "My 8witch to POSTUM has
given me a new leQl/II on lifel I no
longer fear the sleepless and
the nervous tired feeling,that made
life a bore I"
SCIENTInC j:ACQ: Both coffee and tea
contain cajrein - a drug - a nerve
'stimuiant! So while many people can
drink cOffee or tea without ilI-eIYect,
others suffer nervousoess, indiges-
tion, sleepless nights. ' But POSTUIII
contains no caffeln or other clrug-
oothing that can F08siblycauae'llerv.
oosnesa, indigestion, sleeplealo!!U1
TN'. INSTANT
POSTUM today-drink POSTUM exclu-
aively for SO days. See if POBTUror
doesn't help you, too, to sleep better,
feel better, enjoy life more I .
INSTANT POSTUM-AVigorousDrink
made from Healthful Wheat and
Bran. A Product of General Fpoda.
""HERE'S
BAKING
ADVICE"
WII.. rot! .. k .....
Clob .... GIrl way ,..
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willi UL.\NCID
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'DAYS
,..LL DO ....
m. In jttst 7 da,.. In one ahort week
a croup of people who changed from their
old dentifrices to Calox Tooth Powder aver.
aged 3870 brillhler teeth by sCienti6c tesL
Why not chango 10 <:aloit yourself? Bu)'
THE MIAMI GAZETTE W
WOMAN'S WORLD
Women Can Show
In Making Bed Spreads, Cc;>vers
, By Ertta Haley ,
I
LIKE TO SEW, but I can't
crochet," say's Mrs. Jones.
'That disturbs me because 1 won"t
ever be able to have a lovely bed
spread like . my' has on
ber bed." "_
As long as she can sew, no worn
an need feel that she cimnot put
ber imagination to work In creating
lovely cowr for her bed. There
so many types possible. that
of one skill, such as crochetir:lg.
need never sland in the way of
providing a beautiful piece of dec.
orative work. ' , ,
Imagination. rathe.r than skill.
t. the answer to this woman's
problem, as it is' to many another
woman's. If you yOu lack that,
then just open ",ide your eyes and
thinking. You'll be surprised
t elm be done with a lJttle
ere seems to be no lack of
ty in bed coverings, for aimost
type or work can be used to
eate something beautiful and ef
fectlve. Some like to use a cro
cheted piece on top of a solid color
with a 'flounce of the solid colored
material at the
Other beds are covered with quilt
ed work of many varieties and 10Qk
just .. effeetive in , their settings.
while othera have lace and rufiUng
predominant in their decor.
Some women leem to have a way
of plckin, out piece at material
which seems ordinary in every reo
and then drap.ing it to make
an exceedingly effective cover that
sets aU the bed just r ight.
Study the room. first . and decide
what would be suitable. If your
ways are simple and, casual. then
this is the key to the bedspread.
Bolero Topping
Ooe of the most popular eol-
ors of the season, reu, II uaed '
III a benl'alllle bolero *' &0,
this ' navy blue aDd while priot
dress 10 a cupid and hean
prln'. This JlUlIor fashion from
Ne" York bal ao loset cwn-
m.erbuod walat and s h 0 r'
sleeves.
and are wondering how It can
be used as a most effective setUng,
It large enough. use it ' alone as I.
covering.
If the quUt Is not large enougb.
there are several lI.(ays to use
best. On three sides, those falllnt:
on either side of the bed as V'M!U aB
at the base, more material can be
added to , make the quilt large
enough to fall gracefully. Selcct a
color tho t is predominant in the
quilt and work it in.
OHIO
rrel1aI'e Woodwork
or Re]paint lobs
, 'PrOpE!r
Make Task Easier
Woodwork In farm homes can be
repai nted more effectlvcly if prop
er steps are ta.ken to prepare the
surface beforehand.
This conclusion was announced
attcr a study of the subject by the
EaglePlcher company of Cinclo,
nati. Their survey. according to rei
ports. showed that preparing th,
surface be,forehand will always be
valuable. whether the work Is to be
done by a professional, or by
ta l'mer himself.
If the woodwork has been painted
belore and the paint is in good con-
dition, it should bo washed down
ID removinl' thl!! palDt brusll
from II can of palu," It I. al
"'r.ys be,d to scrape off aD)' ex-
cess nulld to prevent drlpplDI'
or streakIDl'.
with a few drops ot benzine on
dry cloth. This Is done to remove
any Care should be taken,
however. as benzine Is inflamma
ble.
, Should the present Pllint on tru.!
wOOd'work be in poor condition.
J,hen it be removed entirely.
or at least in the bad spots. with iii
pamt relTlover. This applies es-
pecially to areas with bUsters,
roughness. stre'lks 0[' looseness.
Any paint left on should be cl aned
with benzine. '
Now Far.m Walon
Thursday, March 16, 1950
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? ASI! ME- 7
ANOTHER
A General Quiz

The
1. Whet'1! do most' of the men in
Lhe' Navy sleep?
2. What ' do we call a native at
Wales?
3. What is a meteorologis,t?
4. How can the President Qf Lhe
United States be 'from
office?
The Answers
1. In .canvas hammocks.
2, A 'W-elshman.
3: A weather prophet.
4. By successful impeachment
p['oceedings only.
Orange navore<!
gratn tab
lets. Eusy Cor
mother to IrIve.
oo.oy fllr child 10
take. t;lDlr Il5c.
A leo hoi ie,s
ar. SICR PEOPLE In n ....
at prape r tren'menl, :I I. 5 dllo)'a
h4.pJtnllsntfnn rflrtulred. '.lIewed by
M week" of vllr'ou8 net'le. .,." tonic.
preu,rlhed our Llcented
clan . No "har r bookl.I prl
.,,,,. conluU"Uan. I
The LEE INSTITU TE
4014 Mont,olller, ftd., Cincinnati
01lh.-Tel.pbone ItEd .. ".d 1010-

; THE WHOLE fAMILY EATS 6000 I
! WJfEtf RICE i
. i
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Hadacol 1, Praised
AI: Famous Spa
HADACOL HAS .SPECIALOFFICE IN
HOT SPRINGS TO HELP SUFFERERS
Hot Spring. National Park, Ark,-
(Special}-Healtb il a major topic
of conversation in this world ,famous
Spa and more and more conversation
turns to the marvelous, health.giv.
ing blessings being brought to
many by HADACOL.
Realizing the Importance of Hot
Springs as a health center; Dudley
J. LeBlanc, Founder and President
of LeBlanc Corporation, makers 01
HADACOL, ' established an office in
Hot Springs to advise sulfering
folks on flow BADACOL clin benefit
their systems with its wealth of B
Vitamins and important Minerals.
H your bas a flair
for the dramatic or tailored room.
then your answe[' would come
sorpethin, in a soUd color or print
with texture Interest. '
A simpler way of making a quilt
look larger is to make a flounce
of a color :selected as abov,e to cov:
er the three sid.es of bed. It tbe
flounce is attached. to a muslin
covers the bed. elther above or di .....
In this HA'DACOL of!ice in Rot
Springs are records of ' folks who
have found improved health in a
bottle of HADACOL. ' That is one
reason why per capita aales of ,HAD.
ACOL in Hot Springs are among the
the B Vitamins and certain Mineral.
will cause digestive disturbnrlces .
Your ' food will hot agree with
you You will , hove an upset
stomach . You will soIfer from
heart burns, gas pains, and your
food will sour .on your stomach, and
you will not be able to I'ot the thil1ge
yqu like for feiLr of being in misery
Illnny people also
from constipation. And while those
symptoms may be the results of
other causes, they are lurely and
certainly the symptoms and signl;l of
the lack of the n Vitulllin! ;ihd 'l!J in-
ernls contained ' in HADACOL. And
if you ' sulfe,r from such a di6order,
there is no medicine, drug or trell \'-'
mont that will cure you except the
of the Vitall!ins ' and
Minerals which your system lacks.
HADAOOL conttiins not only one,
but five of the B Vitamins. HAOA ,
COL not pne, but four
of the ' necessary Mlnemls. Jt comes
to you in liquid form, easily assimi.
lated in the blood 8tream 10 that It
can go. to work right away. You can
not be lIatisfled with just temporary
relief. HAD A COL attjl,tks and
curea the lource of lucb ddldency
diseasea.
recUy underneath t be mattress
1S0 1t wl.IJ not nave. to be removed
wheli the bed is uwnade
or , Spreads
Are Eaay to Sew
If your bedroom' Is fW'nlsJied
ot the informal atyles IUCi!-
In time). the bea will liave an attrac
tive appear an cit
01 The flounce' treatment Is popular
I
t
j
wi! ,Of' 0"'"
earl. American or Coloninl, the
problem of ma.J\,41g spread for, a
bed Is very easy since these types
require little skill, Measurements
shoulQ ge accurate so ' that , the
spread will be lIuft lclently large
to be lwfurlous appearing. .;
Quilts are very commop. and. the
patterns in many of these are
lovelY. You may bave one' already
Be SmartS
, .:1\ '
Be ready to wea .... your "bUe
aQUu aod eDjoy U while
tbe v'oelie .. . yODDl', for it's
destiaed to be one of the mOllt
popaW, fall\lIDnl of the sea- \
SOD. Wond1!rfal ror flrst-ofthe-
liel\son wCl1r. especially fol' bID-
Iness, are tbe sheer "0015 of
na II)' with crisp white collars.
A &oucb pract!llality tbat Is
belDg use,d mare and more fre
witb aU casual types of bed cover-
ings. Use them with chintz. OE'-
gandle, ,inghams. and other in
formal prints. If desired. add a one
or two inch ruffle to the top of the
spread just below the top.
U yOU have a canopy over a fOllr
politer bed, decorate this with a ,
ruffle or flounce ot material matcb
in. the bedspread. .
TaUored Spread. Offer
Grea' ' Variety , '.
Dependlnc upon bow tailored ,.ou
like the bedroom, you have a great
variety which will carry out a more
formal theme. U the..r.o.om . Is done
in one ot the formal periods. you.
might cboose an 'elegantly quilted
taffeta, satin or another rich fab
ric for the top of the bed and then
add' a flounCe of the same material
tor the sides.
ThiS ' quilting may be done at
borne on your own machine. l! you
have the ' sewing machine attach.
ment. or It might even be pur
chased already quJlted. It may al
so pc done by hand if you have a
design which you particularly like.
Another idea which is practical
for semi tailored rooms is a simple
spread which falls in box fashion
on the bed. To give tailored cor
ner,s at the base of the . bed. the
corners , are slit and finished. T/le'
only design which this uses is a
geometric border at the top of
the sprea'd extending down to the
bottom of the spread.
If you like fringe. this, too, Will
give a very attractive semi-tailored
type of spread. Use ,a ' plain colored
fabric 54" or more wide for the tOj)
of the bed ' cover. Make a cross.
wise band of muslin as a base for
the fringed overhang and' stitch the
rows, 0(" frInge \Il position. using II
ruler to guide , you . In keeping the
rows of fringe in line. I( de.slred.
the fringe may also be applied to
the at the top of the bed
before the edges of it are joined.
'Cover Bedll to Meet
Your Own Requirements
.Since so much variation II POS.
sible in bed coverings. many new
trends have recently been dis.
closed. One or the recent 'develop.
ments has 10 do with coverlitgs on
twin beds,
Llke';"-moderu cars
"float" over tbe highways!
lhlll ne,w, aU!teel farm wagon
blls been offered the
leaD' fal7mer to help smooth
f'if,llds and Front
and axle \lit ,Independent-
Iy, (as sbown) ' to give maxi.
mum l1exlbllIty and stability,
even under capacity 1011ds ' or
, 8.000 poullds. Auto-type wheels
and steering , mechanism are
used.
highest In the country. .
Look at the ' record of Mrs. Joan
Waera, ' of Hot Springs, who started
:akrng BADACOL 'tWo months
Jt ia eaay to undentand, ijlemore,
wby cou'\tJesa thousand. have .1
' read, been benefited by this amal
Ing tonl.e. HADAOOL. Accept no
aubstltute-inslat on th, senuine
BADACOLI .
So, it matters not who you are
It matters 'not where you live . or
If you have tried all the medicine.
under the sun, cive ,this wonderful
preparation a trial. Don't gil 'on lIuf
fering! Don't continue to lead a
miserable life. )4al\Y perlonll who
have suffered ana walted' 'for 10 to
20 yean, or even longer, &l'e able
now' to live happy, comfortable.Hve.
t{ADACOL with the, same wonderful again because HADACOL lIupplied
Here is her statement: ' the Vitamins and Minerals whiCh
H 1\.'0 A COL their systems needed. Be fair to
. 'About two months ago with wandel'- yourself. GivCl HADACOL a trial. J
fui results. I was run down and suf ' We arc so firm in ou.r belief that
fe red ' with indigestion and gastric HADACOL will help you that ,vo
Jisturbances. Food 'didn't agree with sell HADAOOL on a money.buck
me. I wus nervous. Aiter taKing guarantee. If YOII donit feel perf.ect.
HADACOL I feel stronger, eat what Iy satisfied aftl' r usi ng HADACOL
I want to without inrl igestion. 1 just directed, jus.t return the empty
feel better all the time. 1 have tried 'curton nnd !four money will be cheer.. ,
many remedies belore taking HAp. fully refulltled. Nothing could bl
ACOL, but HADACOt. bas done me foirer. '
more good than all the medicines I Sold nt all the leading drug stores.
Spring Calving Permits have ever taken. My ,husband also Trial size only $1.25, but save
took HADACOL because he was r.un money-buy the large famify and
CheapE!r Winter Feeding down' and 511ffered with nervous hospital size-only $3.50.
indigestion and headach,es. He is a If your druggist does not have
Spring ' 'calving permits use. of well man today due to llADACOL. HADACOL, order direct from 'Ilh.
cheaper lowergrade feed during I have several relatives, and friends LeBIl\nc Olrporation, Lafayette,
winter. A cow that calves in ' the taking H A O'A COL 'with , fine Louisiana. Send no mllney. Just your
ipring wlU get along nicely on a plain results." name and addres8 Oil a penny post.
kind or Iration. But the cow that Mrs. Waers was suffering a de- card. Pay ,postman. State whether,
calves In the fall must be fed a ficiency of B Vitamins and impor- you want the $3.60 hospital economy
milk.produclng ration during the tant Minerllls, which HADACOL size or tlw $1.25 trial lize. Remem.
winter to keep the calf growing contains. ber, money eheerfully refunded un.
rapidly. Such Ii ration Is more ex __ ___a_m=-a-:I=-I-:-a=m:-o=u-:n_t=O-:f==les:-:-:1I
pensive. __ ----1. ___ .. ______ .. ____ ._
In a climnte where cow herd !I!I!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
must be on a dry feed tor five . . --
months; a total of about 1.300 to fOR A. QUI (IC AND ' , A ST Y M E.A' . !!'[
1,500 pounds 01 digestible .feed Is ,
needed illl winter. 'V' @"
A I.I01lpound pr'egrisnt beef, cow amps , "
can be c:arrled through the winter a,' r X
quite cheaply when fed 1,100 pounds
of. clover hay, 1.500 pounds of com
stover and 500 poCmd" oats
Itraw. -f . ' ' ",bitd
I \ " ,d
.PO '''Ie e
Handli'ng Tips Offered oi it ';,aile' . .
In Hatc:hing Egg Work .,'tcnde;d
a" .-1 0 1 cn'Pu\dI . . ,
Calox today 10 your e-'
teeth can ttlrt looking
IJri,httr lomonowl ..
qUeDUy Is tbe permanent IIlIff
wblcl1 so
deslperlJ .Wi
It receDlly tIItd It ita Dew
If the beds arc separated. tha t
is not placed together, use ,
matching spreads. or Bither an In.
form;!1 type as described earllen. or
matching boxed covers with square
b01sters. --- -
Tips ala bandling hotchlng eggs '" 00\1 r,llt b.\ ....
have gone out to fl3rmers from sev \ '!
eral extlmslon ' service lourees. In . b n\ \(l< 0
the malin. farmers are urged te '/I\t, ,\"e"a
ero
pack sut:h eggs In easel with the CaroIIo'tf1
_ .- -
CALOX
.... 0'1'11 ...... .
w ..............
Impetul to the faablcm for "hlte
collars'" Parll. The wool
dreue. CSD be Im"rtJy Ilmp'le
.. to line, .mee the wblte toucb
elves b em' ampl<'l drama
You'U like .evera. lie" of cal-
lan &,lid Dalla per dna.
Many tWIn beds arc used with a
Single large headboard wltlch
offers an mterestmg decorative
The ' headboard may be
covure:! )'lith the lame malerlal
as the bedspread.
small enJCI down. , and. It these egg!
are marl(eted twice a week. It will
nol be ary &0 tum them.
If eggl arc to be stopped
for a time . the advice can.',
tiaues. the ronm t.mperature
between an.:! 60 dejlrpell. I
/
Thursday; March 16, 1950
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
CLOTIIING. FURS. ETC.
All Wool 8ob 1 "i.. bri ght col-
o... 1-1.95 10 1'1.95. Write Cor Clrculnr.
Obi" Com! ..
FARMS AND RANCHES
jJ r . LJuc n' .l u. nn u7,
Perry Co .. Ind . South oC EllglIsh. ''In Sta'e
flo.d 66. Chn"el1on. Coun,y se.". 130 n.
8 room mOdern homr, baseme nt rurntlce
.bol and colCJ wnter, l'hwtrlclty and Jarilu
bu nt. G mil .. troln Ohio river. No donl/ er
of f loOd WBler. I!:arm .... and mpahillery
nit So tor SII.Ooo. U OII t walt lao late.
o II IC fJEl ll
Orln'e. Ind.
"":1,1' WANTE I)-MEN
bALl!.!) )""'l' 'tcJUIU: ur mjddl e
.agtd. Territory Ohln. Collin,,: 011 retail
al orcs with a Ipunuf!I(' t urer 8 und jobli erlt
tine Qf outerwt! f1 r hunUnK' nnd
'Work Ttautl'c d In
lh b mcrchu nd hte. Must h n.vu C:JlW Strtlht ht
commi ssion. Furnl gh cUluplctu re!lt1fllC
aU dCl ull" ),ollr r lrs t letl e r . fl<'piy 10
I.N.C . ;! It IJldl' ..
____ .. h ' _' "::.: . ___ _
"IELI' WAN'fF.Il-WOM-EJI/
f) ,\ 11 \'
$3 doz. Delat 8 . J' . O. Dox
C'o'"mhn4f Ifl , . Ohio.
MACJUNEltW lit. SUl'PL1ES
IIIlLL CUllIN . 81l W
woed IIKhUy two weekS ; ' 125 of I. Write
Oar I Campbell. .
n . It . I, We.1 Alexandria, Oblo
MISCELLANEOUS
tv IlTElt tWEl.LII , For dome. llc. munlcl-
.,,,1 nnd ndustrl ol u'e. We: "nn recom-
mend n rell oble. dependablo drllUnx con-
tractor for your job anywbere I n the
.tDte. Write /or {rce Informa Uon. Ad-
dr s, . E. D. ALLEN. Ea.,.. llee, . "
Tr Obi. Well Drlllo,. A n .. Slnb"D.
wlllo nD 4. Obi.. Bu 4M.
WHY PilY TODAY'S HIGH PRICES?
'Let $3. do worll- of 14. Mdse. Ruaranteed
lrom toolh b,ulh to Auto. Arl e n'. 01.-
count Service fills yOUr need. Write
141M "'nlnal III., .. bllnd.lnlll" Penns.
Ooat. .,..al, . A,thrill.. llbcumnU.m.
Lumba_o. Laborntory report r eveols
flU.eUve Therapy to re.torc Buoyont
HenJU,. Write IIfATEltlll - MJ;:DICA
LI\R.. Un SO-A. SIlndy SprJn , On. '
DEERSKIN One Piece.
't'.t
lIUln W. A,mlt" , Chl.Are 41. ' m.
nOW' TO MAKE Cundl ed Appl.". CIMr-
tays. Pops. \hol shed In domp
went her. Send Ono Onll " r . L . D. Me.
C"III. trr , HoUI . : 1. rOn"".
Mt\.KE muo",. wor'doll' 8r n. re , tim. nt
home. OfCors from 1.000 eompnn ys. 25
R . Cl1nnln C' h Rm. BuJt :\12. FIn. .
RJ OII So hool S.nlor \'0' 01101 Ple-
t un's {rom :"Jour Porirnil Photolf .
20 for SI.!50. "lIhll n!lC with olnssmnt .
Wf' " ley 1'1' SIn.le. no" M M',
fi' ll Halld)' .,.,tlle ThreAder. ' Also
ell'cul nr Il m3zln,: nnd
molhproofi n1! d is cover,;::. Docs :t ob III un
bt'tUe:v.,bly low cost. Ito lnplre Enttrprl ta
0 .. ,\VtJl !lyIU... N. ". ... I
O\VUOY 11001 " " nk;;! B ond C'.Ar\' ed
R l'dwood. 5'" 0 .... BeAutHuUy
ffn lJlhod. nol .. fB.oo pnlr. n " nk $>
Ave ., Santa KGS
"'OULTRY, & Il:()UIP.
BABY III KS-V . ollProvCd Pullorum
All flack" test*d to :zero reO.
.. White
Whlt'e ...ellborna. While Wvnndolla. Borree
_Roek Bl1.lf Rock . 5trRlrrht 1'!!n. pull.t.
or cockerell. More Ibnn 300 \1.S. record
.01 males used In flor.ks.
Price. reduced thl8 Oson. Send (or fr

.'I'. Blaneb ler. Oble. Pbone 31111
,... _h ..I...... __ .. ,
- --
For Your Future Buy
U.S. Savings Bonds
y .............. ' ... ' ...
IR.
CHElleOLBS
to nU.". COUChllnll lor, lIIuscl ..
Jou need to rub on eumwatin.:, pain-
roHovinlt M usterolo. tt not only brings
fut, Jongllllitlng relief but Bctottll)'
hclilscheek tbcirrlbition anol !mink up
local congestion. Buy
! I P .
'CONS'l'ltiATION
CAN CORRECTED!
We invite l'OU to 1c:mr n how you ma y
rel Ieve conltlJl{ltlqn ; Dn!\ CORRECT
Ihe dnm' 1I 0 eoused by IDxotives. A
J)<)SU:B'd. with n Ame nnd addre
will bring )ou full tnrorma llon wlth-
Ou\ oblll(otion on l tOli r p o rt.
PURITY ClunSS PItOllVClTII
Pepl. 0, Plnlnli.ld. N. J.
AS 'I'
at
" .
\i ,
con'ain, magical
Finer' Quicke,' Beller 101 and 20'
I
Order
Qua'ify Chicks Nowl
I\ypld OUI IPnnM' , rush I Tab ad
... nt e ot Doote's oUlnandina chick
olfe,.. Choo 'OUt deUve.., dA.e.
,SPFeioJ No. I - ' 500 h hh, broilu
chicks oolr U, ., . 3 .... k lI.. biU..,
luaraDtl'e. Special No. 2-'00 sturd,
_chick ...... nol d .U hooy, b d'i
Odl, Orden on opeei.l, .. II
POI .,.coed 20% puJl ... ;-SPIlCIALS
No. I .nd No: 2 1.00 per 100 .....
10 Ie.. ,b.D '00 1010. Sr.rted 11;'11.,.
aad chick' 2 10 12 wks. olil. AU
breed .. Wril. '0' colDple,e pri .. UI&.
BooM HATCHERIES, 1119-
WOIIMINOTON, MINNIIOTI'
OLD GAFFER
AREN''- 'lOW GOING
10 BUV YOUR
NEW GLASSES.?
THE MIAMI GAZETTE ' WAYNESVILLE,
t)ON'T YOU
IT'S TI-IE
LAW Of: GOAVITY9'/
A LJICIiI.t sn.y, .,., fI!ED-A IMIIOM
IN TMI fMI/I.'I tJF
- CQIIi WmI MI ...
IF, I wENt" SAC!( -to
'M:)UL.D VOU
BE MY
.. , 8OUGIoIr HER FROM OLD MIKE, 'THe
swoeMAKER. HE SAID SHE WAS A
GOOD RETRI&VER' It
- .
B Clay Hunter
I GUESS I SHOULD'vE GONE
10 THE FIRST /

. Makes Prize
Hot Rolls
:i.'L - - ,

.
Lighter, Rumer roll ..
crisper crusted, fresher kOOping,
. I
richer tasting . yes. Duff's Hot I
RoU MiI gives Prize results. And "
rolla are 80 easy to
make with DuJr's.
Everything' . in.
JII" add wafer-fhaf'. 0"1
A ProcIu<1 01
AMEIlCAN HOMt fOODS
Grandma's Sayings
' t I I
GOSSIPIN' III jeat Uk9 mUddyl
water. It'll settle much quIcker, It,
" Nfl. 011... " Moll",., AlbDlllj
..... . '- -,
LAND SAKES! I jest.can't keep up
with "Table-Grade" Nu-MaJdl No.-,
it's beUer 'n ever. Yep. They've 101-
PlOvod my favorite lipread mado'
it - even better tasUn' , , more'
smooth spread In'. And new Nu':
Mard's got s. brs.nd new package to
keep that sweet, Churned-fresh.
Bavor llealed In!
ol!r
WHEN SOME at UII youngunll
seemed slow to cl!-tch an Idea, Aunt!
Marthy reminded tbe that
the Blow band on the clock Is jest 811
useful as the fast one, so no one
sho.uld judge talks' worth by, their
speed. ,
to pallS 1111. l4a'n 8bn4a'. noct.tltef. N. Y.-
-:
IT'S PLAIN to sce the difference In
cakes 'n plea wben you bake wlth II.'
top quaHty shortnln'. And tho.t'
means new, Impro\led Nu-Mald-
the betterthaD-IIver margarlno
that'sgoed taatln' In Itself. . .
*Ii:
will be Paid pubUcatloll
to the first contributor ot each
accepted . sayinG' Idea. Addre88
'!Grandma" 109 East Pearl Street,
Ohio.
,.
II II I ,I
TW!N THEATRE
Waynesville, '
Clo-ed on Tuesday and
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. . SUNDA : 2:30 P.M.
, MQNDAY 'I1iRU FRIDAY - 1 P.M.
THURS. FRI. SAT. ONLY
17
A Page from Put
Oldtlmers ot World Wa.r I
T ake Note. Veta of W.W.
Don't "MIIIII
SERGEANt
18
The Durano KJd
and Ivll Wa,r Days
RENEGADEs
OF1HE
. SAGE YORK
COOPER.
W. BRENNAN
Also : Bu. BUDDY
ALeo : Final Chapter "Of
. Gang Buster.
MON.
19
Tbp Li fe Rlory ot Marilyn M lI1er,
rOIlI' Favorll e
LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING
(,Teohnl color)
.Jl NE H AVElR. RA V BOLGER
.\1 80 : News I\nl1 Coillmbia Cartoon
UPHOLSTERED
SEATS
FOR
vqUR
PLEASURE
Attention Farmersf
-- ,
"'1
STEEL and METAL Prices
Are Advancing
Check Your Fence
The
Price' Advances.
We Have a Good Supply
Of Fence On; Hand, But It's
" .
TilE MIAMI GAZE'I
RA TEa: One cent per WOrd.
minimum char.e, 21 aenU.
Tllr .. In rtlanl for the price.
of two . . Form. clo.. Wedne ..
day noo".
D N'T FORGET T.o CI\lL
LIS for insurance. All types of
insurance at a savings, Call
Francis Gene Brown, phOne
Waynesville 2472 or call col-
lect. Wilmington
WARREN BRADDOCK
LEGAL NOTICE
onl!'d will be rel'elvell
hy chi' of F.duoRtion ur
\\'a)' oe Local S ' hool District.
WIQ'nen llie. Wurren C O" n t y.
011 10. n t tl1e ortlce of the C:lel'k
or Dourd o( Education. HIgh
Building, '..vuynesvllle, Ohio,
ulltll 12: 00 noon, lilaRtern SLandlU:d
April R. 19liO, for' furnlailing
11 11 la bor nnd' lIIaterlals Il IlCeRallJ')'
ror nonstl'll otion of an Elementary
School Addition to the prescnt
H School building nceordlllg to
flruwjngs and Specifications pre.
parell by 8. C. Landberg and As.
Arohltect!! and Engineers.
Cincinnati. Ohio nnd will be pl1b'
li ely opened and renl\ Alo\ld at
TIIUHSIJAY, MARCil 1(" 1\)5\1
HOUSES FOR SALE
r.ovely ' rwo'bpilroom
white rl'am horue. hot wal (> 1' IIpat .
Also larl':e plt obmen windows . gao
rag" . :::lhl'ub!l and ,n bRe ll.
I.oIlrge lot, b n IIUrully locn..t ed
Priced at $8760 . .
I'oom well conAl I'llI'I 11
(!OIllAllt lilol'll alit, blilld,
IllftS, 2 lI(lI' Of' 011 I'!il:hwuy 741 fi .
of 01101\ l,'mll vohl!'
Priced Rt
Deautlrlll
Home
Call :
properly fOI '
DONNIS PHELPS
Repl'"",,,,n I Itlve
IIll Kl
NEW HOUSE
' ew FOUl' Room I f"u,."
of Gt'oUlIII - Nom'
- Vuonnt - PORRPASl oli

- '1'\1 0
) r e l:OIl I;)
Pt' I,"' "
ROY E. 'SMITH
Rout 48 North Df Route 73
'Phone Centerville 7056
Top SOli. HaUllnl', Sand, Gravel
l!IxcalatJnc: With iI.ck B.... IlIlIt time and place. .
..... Frank'in
Dral"Un& .nd BUlldozer ,'C'I)M'nte proposals will be' reo ,
RUSSEL HORN
REALTOR
'0 are 'sold'om guided oy I'M _
Bon; we follow ollr fcellngs Rnd
:! then we Invent r e nSOll S' t o jus tll'y
It.
WayneavllJe. Ohio
Phone: 21g1
BANK RUN GRAVEL-
at Davis Fum.'; Pit. 60, .cent.
C1iblc yarn. We allo deUnr, ARM.
ITAGE &: SON, Phone 2091. tf
WANTED-Typing to d!> In my
home In the evenings. Pbone 2143.

LUMBER All klndll.ln all I n-
Widths. Kiln ' , drled .
Rellsonable prices. All orders,
large or small will be delivered .
HOg Houses ACY LAMB. Pb!!n '
Waynesvltle 2701 .
FOR SALE - 70.3 acre farm.
7 room modern house with 011
I
furnace. % .acre lake. 68 acres of
alfalfa. Plenty of water. Locale'l
16 miles trom third and min.
Dayton. Ilobt. . .,. . Wilson, Lytle O.
X- 3- 2-9-16-0--::'
FOR SALE. - 1941 PlymOUth
coach. Radio, heater. Harold
O"boTll . Main St. Phone 2594.
- -3- 29-16- 3t
FOR SALE - '!l ton Chevrolet
tl'Uck. Stake racks. In good Ship".
Belcbers Sunoco Service StaUbn.
South Main Street. Phone 2423.
I'elved for uny. une or number of
brnlll:hes of work or Upon the Oen
eral Contract; IIpon the Steam
Heal i ng, Ventilating and Teml)er.
attirE' Control; upon the Plumbing
a nll Sewerage : Itnd upon the Elec
lI'lcnl work. Tbe material pro.
to be lIsed, Ume for complet
ion of the WOI' I{ 1\ II d ttl e com
petency and responsibility of bid.
dol'S will receive 'conslderatlon be.
fore a ward ot contracts.
A II proposals shall be made in
ollrormlt-y. with the General Code
of . Ohio and shall be ori
forms wblch Bhnll be obtained trom
t he Architects a nd HIla\! be en-
c los ed In & sealed envelope lind
addressed Lo tbe "Clerk of tbe
Doard of Education, Wayne Local
S(' bolJl District. Waynesvlll.e. War-
1011 COllnty. Oblo" Ulld shall br
e ndolrs ,1 on the 0l1 tsi c1 e of . the
envel!ore witb th#! name of the bid
(101' nnd Ihe s tatpQ10n l ( Prop,.l<n.1
ror tbp General COtHrnN ) 01' ot h(' r
s perlfl f' l el' lII .
The cll'Bwlngs and s peclfi<'otiollH
1'01' lhl ll work will be On fli p III
till! oml' e or Ihe 'I I'J; 01' Ihe
noard of Edll(mtlbn lind the of
I I<-p of .be IH (1 nt'fl elll
Pl ncE. ('lnc ll"l':l11 :!. <;)1110. or may
Ill' pl'Ollured at tile otrl CIJ of Ibe
Ar hti teclR. on Which will bp reo
fllllro,rl a. depoRlt of $2;'.00 ror ('om ,
plele Atcltlle tur,,1 In-Ilwlngs II l1d
Rpe rlflratlolls and $10.00 for ' i\1 p .
- - - -- ----- --'""7':,- c' lInnlclIl Drnwln/;" unu S"e ('lri c n.
FOR SAL.E-One pair men'a 01 Docllments wlli he (or'
ler rink skal,es. Size 1. Pbo!)e 2743.
. )
X-3-2.9_l6( 31
SALE- ....
a.tor. 1948 Model, 26 pound
capacity. 8.7 cu. ' ft. P4,m,r,
!looks Road. CentervUle 1383. , '
X-3-2-9-J6-,-3I
. '.
ROll Ie
Phone !l51Wl
Try Gazette Clauified Ad
CASH FOR DEAD STOCK
According to size and condltlon.
All Stock removed promptly.
HorselJ . $2.60 - COWII. '2.50
Hogs - 250' per owt.
JANES RENDERING
Phone Collect
Xenia, O. 1712 or
WilmiqtOa. O. 2362
,
Try Gazette Claslified Ad
WEEKEND
,.

Orders
ASTER WRAPPED . HAMS,
Fresh and Cured Meala
Diabetic Canne:! Fruit.
PICNlC HAMS 38c lb.
Rib in Park Roast 3ge lb.
D'O T
FOOD STORE
Phone 2541
"Enjoy' a 101 mote navel-for
lot Ius IDODC}'. goins by
Greyhouad.Depenaable serv-
ice. Coonoient scheJuJc5.
Wum, modem coaches.
.ich;......d, Ky ......... : .. ... $2.70
Ohio ....... .. , .. $1.95
CIe luad, Ohio ..... .. ..... $4.55
JacJgo.., Ky. .. .............. $4.75
Ab-. Ohio .................. $1.65
t ri. u _ (,o n tl , .
.. I ' . , . ;

GRll YI QUND
, . T n n " .... , .. " r
.WAYNEIVILLE. 0.
GREYHDUND,
, .
. . ' ..
Going ...
r---- ....... - 1111+-- 1<'(}H SALP.!-1947 Dodge I tpn
trUck. stock grain racks. co,1l.1
racks . . A-1 condition.
Sunoco Service. Soutb Main Rtreet.
Phone 2423.
" 'ardell t!) bidders IIpon request,
Collect. The full amount
of th'e deposit for olle ' set of doc
uments will be to each
I),otllal bidder nnd all olher depOSitA
w.1ll be refunded (with dednctlon!t
Ilot exceeding tbu IIl'tlial cost of
reproduction of tbe documents)
ulJ(ln return. chargeI' prepaid, of
all docnments In good ('ondltlon
within 30 dllYs after ' tbp dalp of
oPeJIlng ot bids.
FAIRLEY HARDW ARE
Wayn .. ville
For TJuoU,,. Ptp
Sow. need an .hundan,t .upp1:J of
enUal vltamlruI durin, , taUoa
to procllic:. aJid lUeld. thrlltJ' pi, .
Ohio
BolII'ce. 01 VitamiD D
MOlt rell.ble .ource. of vit.mln
o for " ann .nlmal. 'are .unlblne
Irr.dlated yea.t, and .lIh all
WitH A "CATERPILLA ,
. TR'ACKTYPE
It's the exira power and
ground gripping action
of' a "Caterpillar" tractor
Ihat puts money in your
pocket. You .do three or
lour jobs in one pass over
Ihe ground at higher
speeds besides saving on
fuel cost with a "Cater-
pillar" farm traclor . .
Don't forgel those soil
conservation logging
jobs in you r neighbor-
THE
n CATERPILLAR"
BULLDOZER
hood during the slack sealor;l. With your "Caterpillar"
Iraclor you w1ll make prolits the year round.
us .bout the "Caterpillar" Diesel traCior lize that fitl your need .
'"I "IOMWAY IQUIP.NT CO 21S0 Le" .... ",_ ..... CltlclN!!llJ II, o.
TMI "IGHWAY lQUIPMlNI CO..
2150 .......... _ III . c .... 1ooMtI II. O.
It.a. .
-
WANTED--lronlngs to do In th.r
bome. Mrs. OJadys Frye, across
from high school. X-S-29-1s23t
IlIILCe to Ih'e In
Waynesville, House. npartment 0"
w h a. t ha\'e you? John BroRkl.
WaynEl8vlIIe Lt;Icker Plant. I
l/.IIi
WELDING-At my (arm. '-mil
Lee. J-;l(perl plm" Mhnl'e work \\' il':
hard rod fa clog. 3-16.23' 30- 4: '
Pertormance Bond In he amollnt
of ] 00% of the contl'act WIll be re-
Quired and Did Dond In the "mOllnl
of ]0% of the mnst IIC- .
company 1111
Bald Board Itt Education re-
serves the right .0 reject IIny and
all bid!! tenderecl . nnrl to \\' nl\'e in'
formllllties.
Dy order of til e noal'd of Educa
tlon, Wayne Lor al District,
WnYllcs vllle. Wnl'ren: e nnty. Ohio.
. By: .John (.lonK.
Dy: C. W, Dllrnhnrt.
MIlI'clI 9 )(1-23.30
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- . Try <;azette Clauified Ad
- _n ..... _.-. _._
HA VINe INSTALLED .A
MODERN SHOE
I
REPAIR OUTFIT
I AM EQUIPPED TO
DO 1.1 WORK
Your Buaineta Will Be
Apprecialed
PLOW$ or CUL TI V A
..... t.ctlt qfty gerde n or I.
... Iher.'i
. MASTEl a"a"" '0 mallv ..
f" . .......... Doa_O'Olfoch ..... ts,'OWtr M')
t ..... T .... , toW" Sweep,. ol'Ml ' man., c:
.......... '- ... ",e
.... Start.i
132.00
WANTED-Man with enr 1'1l! 1
lime sales . work. Liberal
slon, bonm; lind drawing acclJun t.
for personal InterVIew write (' - 0
Miami . Gazetl e. Clrclllllllon
Compnny.
1100:li llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlllllilllllillllll1!liII,i!llmllli!IIIIIIIII!111111 Charles R. Thompson
F. I
Also A ........... 2. and 3 H.P.
FREI: .DEMONsntAtJON
X-:l JG
SClurcel '" ireD
U.. pl1Ule. In eoolt:les, cereall.
and puddlnr., Th.y .re a .ood
01 Iron, vitamin A, and nil'
1!1n. Mol ..... -tII. blacker. tile bet.
ter, Un In eookles .. c.kes, pui!.
din . bread, and gn pancaket, It
illilJh In calcium, and nlleln.
ChampaIgn County (armerA nnll
buslneasren have formed a non
profit corporttllon to plnn and Co-
IIduct tbe nlltlonal plowing runt
.ell Dnd conservation rteld dllY8
Replolnber 12and 13.
IaIe of &aer".
u.ma. lold durin. lIM8 will u
ned lOCI mlWon. hom. ..wln.
....,... report. Compare thLe with
1. million iii lM7 pr.vlous rfe
or. breakin, liure.. .'
I ...h'e Wire n'nd Progre.lllve. An
second to oOl1e; ,
SLrloltly seller. on the best all' 1
around market In the cO\.lntrj. i
SERVICE THAT SATISFIES' \.
For Dally ' Market Repottl: ,
WHIO Dayton, 12:60 E.8 .T, Dial
1300; WLW CIncinnati.
700. r
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POI,derolli pine ,rows from Wish.
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.ai-d in the Rock,. mount,1n .Pa
cUlc co .. t re,lon .
Fresh Dressed Hens:
sac Per pound
Smoked Pure
4Sc Per round .
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Concert Series No.6, 298 P. M.
U' School-Choir W1W :30 6 Sunday, March 26"
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About Town
he azette.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNQW
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
t.'SelTllllQ' . WaYllesville' Since 1850
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1950 FIVE CENTS A opy
II . wS ' ?, ' ) . ....
Waynesvi lle Masonic Lodge 163 Yo' ur Fr.-end
F. and A. M. wUI their an-
nual inspection on Wednesda.y
evening, March 22., A. banquet w Ul Look LIBke
be served at 6: 30 P. M. by tho:!
mombers of Miami 'Chapter 107, Mrs. Alcle Furma.n ot
(People, Spots In The News\ . Hundredth Year
Women
1
S' I(i,hts
Order of Eastern Star. Washin"on ,1 town, Silent Saturday
Misses Mary Dora Hough, a Mr: ,and Mrs. BUy GIbson'.
student or Lhe rvtnry A. Burnham Mrs. Runyon, M{II_
School i.Jl Nort llhampton, Mosss- Two Societiel Hunt For Malt Mrs, Clareuce (\"J ..
chli seLts, Is Lhe guest of ber par- Who Relembles Father Mrs. , MArrIa Lewis, ..Mlsa
t "r d M K N H.o h Young, Miss Clara Daught ers
en s, m I'. an r 8. . . ug, Of Our Country
for the spring vacation. tendC!d-the' Larue/! AJ d at the
1\1r. aD'Cl lrs. E. F. Earnhart were COlumbus, 0., March 23.- Got a of ' Mr. Mrs. ElvIs ,NlcbJLel
Springfield visitors on Sunday friend who looks like Gefilt:ge Wash- nllar Cornel;;
ternoon. Mr. and Mrll, Dewey'
u Ington'l' Do Y0ll: think he can net? and .family of Beavertown,
,ufo Wymer Drake, local drug- It so put h1m JU' touch with the
gist. Is convalesclu!: nt his home, Ohio DeveloPIIlent and Publicity Saturday eVBlling with Mrs.
aftel' a serious operation at Grsnrl CommIssion or' the Ohio liis(orlcal rl s J.,ewts and family Salm,;.
view Hospital, Dayton. His many SOCi ety who are helpIng in a ha- evening al ao called on Mr.
rrl nds are hopi ng for bis speedy tlon-wlde aearch IIOwe une to Rober t ' Ealrnhlrf
recovery, play the role of George Wash- '
Mr. and Mrs.:md 'Ramby 8nd chil- Ington in' a symphonlc'drama Which spent . the enil t nelr.
(lren had as Sunday a(ternoon and Is beng W1'itten by Paul Green, ents, Mr. and J. Guest
I M d
.., n.. fd 'family of Columbus, Ohto.
ev:en uog guests. r. an ,,, rs. u ...v Pulitzer prize winning playwright.
Zlnk and , son, Craig of Lebanon, N.... WUbur Stevenson,
Qlld Mrs. Milton Thinnes and 1t;1l all be a part of the Robert ' Greeno ot., Dayton,
daughter , Pamela of ?'l1dd1e own. dom Fair, which Is being held tn Roy' Shaw of Xenia, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Resson were as a I,lart of the sesQul 7 Heury Eergel' and ( mly or
Saturday gu sts of !\frs. W;llIlam centennliti or We nation's capItal. ertown called on Mr. l\tDd l r/5.
Natrpus il1" Da.yton. M.r. and Mra. How do you know it your blend Morgan Sunday nft etJ1()Qn .
ReaSOn have 118 t heir , gUBSt, for looks like George Washington? Mr . IlJ1d Trs. IDly' (Ubson
this week, t he former' s mother. Js be II. rugged, heav:y, almQsl o,n .MI. and
Mrs. Sndle Reason. person? ' Is he at" BellbroOk SalUTd '1 ntte 0
Mr. and rs. Paul TomlInson en. jovlal and other ,times deadly : IMr, ,'and Mrs.
terta.1nod on FrIday evening iou's1 Doe. he have ,big of lDaytl)D. II ent ' Frld '/
Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes BwlneU,' It ,';
.... _ _
E\l as peats. canasta"... !yeet .e!'llPl cL
the dlverslou of the evening. aUghtif' heavy' - !lot beautiful, not .'
, ug-I'll Doe . he ' have a voice of . rlen
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. JiJarnJlart had . . ..'
lUI Sunday afternoon caller, Mr, authorlty1 Mrs. Olive CUrl auende!! the [ 110'
Milton Sheehan of Cent ervlnll. These are part or tnll reqUire . eral of Dr. Roscoe !Peele i.ll WiI-
' Mrs. Roas H. HartsOCk wtll be menta s.cconltng to Paul Green. mlngtolt Saturday ol,rernotm.
host ess to t he New Century Club Green also called lor &, person Just Mrs. Lee Mason', of M;ason, Ohio,
on 11' l'lday atternoon at the Far Hilla past flrty years; w'ith gray, grlz. wIth her son Mr. Mnson, of
Par ty Rouse, wth Mfa. :T, P. Fromm 21ed hair, and sllghtly tall(lr than Oregon and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
anll Mrs. Earl Hockett In charge the average man. Ol ati' of Dayton, ware baLurllay
of tb'e program. . Detailed descrptlon And a callers of Mrs, Ali ce Olark. on SUD
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. St. John graph, If oC the person day Mr. Milton Sbeehon llt Cen
wore Sunday , guests of l\lr. BJld YOU think looks Ilke the first clt- tervllle was a caller.
Marlo Bqrinninlr of MOvement
For Equal Riebts
F:0t' Women
.Columblls, .. l'4l1rcn omen .
vot ers owe a vote of thanks to
0 11l0an Betsy M, Cowles. S h P
spar kplugged a movll m nt for
their right of frtll1Cbl Re.
This Is the 100th nnnlvCl fsRJ'Y
year of a W.omen's RJghts Conven -
tion, whloh ' was presidea uyel' by
Miss <;Owles. It marked tile be-
g\nninr: of an organized movemll nl
In Ohio< for equal legal and political
right s: fGr women.
In April of 1860, the year Ohio
was to consIder a new state cou
stitutlon, female antl-sla.verry ee
formers from the Immediate vlcln-
It) of Salem, COlumbiana County.
In tbe part of -tlfe stat e
convened to memorialize the con -
etltutlonal body lor e(lual woQien's
rights. '
The Ohio
lb, outpowth ,of a 81mUnr

In Senecn Falls, til .
natonal 'gatberlol\' Women' s
Rights .-,..gl.talors In the na Uon, and
tbe only one till t he Salem con-
vention.
13 t sy Cowl s, outst anding fjgure
at tbe conference, was a knder.
garten 'teacher, at the time known
11 8 infant sohOOI, and Is credIted
with plGneering the education of
children In the old Western Re-
Rerve terrlto17.
Sbe was aD ardent anti-elaver
crusader, who with her IIlater,
_Cornelia. &chJe'le4. a reputa-
tion for a s1Dglng campatiu Ill' be-
l\{rs. John Settlemyre, when t hey Izen: of our country are needed In MrB. WOQdrow Omens and two
entertained to di nner honoring tbe making the aearc,h. The t ,wO' state ,cll1Idren' Winnie Jo ,anll of
birthday ' anni versary of their agencies' locking for a G. ' 'V. In Sprlngfleh\. were guests of Mr s,
mot h r , Mrs. St. :TallO. Mr. and OhiO' are both located 1n ColumbUS. Omens mother. )\frs. Lucil e A r m
l\l,rs. Glenn Blank alsO' were pres- ' . litage on Sunday.
ent and helped In , ne celeb,ratioD. The speed cop was writing out Mr. \IJson . Edwurds and 80n.
OL' D.Z DEAN, now with ' N"' w Ycrt vankees in promotional
role (note neckti e , ('Its up old :ouchcs with old
dinal pills: Stan Musial, Enos Sl aughter, Co:rch ferry MoOlc.
halt or aIIoUtion. ' '
I!etar's ba.cqround, ICBntering
ar(>lm4 the Ubrary Gf eODlclence
of her Qualr&r bollefs and her
graduation from Oberlin , College.
theQ. a raUylng point for pro-
ponont. of women's righte, gave
llC! l' the nataral inclination to cru-
sade for sucb oauses as woman
suf frage and. eQulll legal rights
Ivitb men.
talk was very much 6n'Joyed by aJl
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fries wer'! a tioket and said, "YGU were do- George Edwards VISited thlll\'. aunt
among the guests On when lng 78, what's the rush?" the guy Miss Ma.rg8J'et Edwards Sa,turday
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Harley and I1tUe satd, "My brakes are 110 good and afternoon.
daughtel', a .famlly get ..h,ome before J have IS8 Rulh handler 'BIIUIlt Prl-
dinner at tbelr newi b:Gme In Oak- day In Dayton.

Shop quartette. Mr. " , Ubur TUllis
wood. ' MIss Helen Trimble alHI Mrs,
'Mrs . . Ruth Cutler of Cf\clnnatl. P._ T. A. Robert I3rennet of III!\ ilIVllle vi s
Mr. Francis Cutler of Ohlo State MONDAY NICKI' Ited Miss aunt, Miss
Columbus, and Mrs. ltertle Milia P.-T. A. meeting will be Monday Myrtle Stevens Gn 'Sunday after'
were Sunday iUnnet ' guesta ' of Mr. nlght ' at 8:00 at the HJgh School noon. .
Remember tlie Rummage and
baked goods ul ... of the Womar!a
SGclety of Lytle Church next Sat
urday, lIIarch 25 at the MemorIal
Hall, Lebllllon ..
told or the church .auction tbls
fall and read a l1at of committees.
nnd Mrs. L. E. ' Thompson, Auditorium. wlll bo a. round Mr. n1\'(1 Mrs. J obn Longest of
MJss .G!ndys ltye of UnIversity ta.ble dlscus80n' On "How Can We Dayton, OhiO, fonIierlY' at Pend Ie-
ot ' Clnclnnutl, was a week end MnJce Our Schools a More lon, Indlana.. call d on ' Miss Mary
guest of her par'ents, Mr. and Mrs taut Force In Our ,Comwunlty?" Boston Friday
Mrs. Leslie Gray and daughter,
Mre. Clara Stacy, Mrs. Dearth Shee.
han and daughters attended a
. .tork shower for Mrs. Jack Burnett
lIlr. and Mrlt. Harvey }J,urnel, Clven by Miss Ellene Burnett at
Mrll J. B. Jones and Mrs. Wilbur the home .or her motber, Mrs. Rus.
Foulks attend.ed the anDl,lal meet ee11 Burnett at RIdgeville.
Clarence Rye. Mr. Cbarles and Two t,eachers, t ... u stuoent.l! . two
Mr. Earl Rye who are enrolled at parents and boara member will
ing or the MiamI Valley Cooper
atlve Milk Producers Assocla.tlon
In the Biltmore Hotel , DRY ton,
Ohio State, I\l'O spending a few parUclpate.
UDcle. Sam Says Tue.day of ltIlBt week.
days of vacn:Uon In Mfaml, Florida
Mrs. E. I.. Thomaa Is Impro",
lng at the' home of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Btimett, 'where she
has been Ul for a few weeks.
Mr. A. C. Tomlinson' has re-
' turned atter spenlllDg' the winter
at 'tucson, Arizona.
Mrs, H. ' 1..' Rye W1l8 'a gueBt of
her Bon-In-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Beeman Stewart, and
son In' Union City, Indiana, during
tho past week. .
. Mra. W. N. Sears waa a gneat
of her daughter, Mr. Rnd Mrs.
bert CarYer, In t :mclnriatJ durlng
the paat -,reek.
Dr. and Mrs. A. lil. Stout had all
Sunday evenlDg dinner guests, Mr
and Mra. GeOrge Waltl, ot Dayto&
Mr. and Fred :bradaock will
bo 1,101t and hOltels to th'e East
WaJDe AdTllory Councn on F11da)'
eveDfDC.
FaJ'men Gran,. 18 met In re,-
, 11Iar aealon oa Sat1ll'l1q eY8DlDg,
and a conre4 cUah. "B1rtIac1a)' Sup.
I per" ".. eDjoye4 bJ' mem-
bers. The remalD4er of the e'fGIDI
".. ItAn to tIIe- uala". 'anI_
ftJatlOD 1D tile tbJftl .... toaItII
......
SUNDAY VISITORS Mrs Robert Corwin haB been
, . Quite III for the past two weeks.
FROM DAVTON Her Sister, ?trs. Cbrl&tlna Dum.
MISS , Elllzabeth Probst and nlecos fonl of Da.yton. Is caring for her,
Roseann and Carol, nephew8 Larry
and Donald Auguat and Mr. Jack . Mr. and Mra. Pa.ul Shipley and
Hubloy were SUDday gue.ts of . Mr_ chlldreJ1, Paul Jr. and Sh&ron at
and Mrs Paul Scherer. tended the fUneral Service of the
Probst Is a ' alster to Mrs. former's fath.er, Nr. Campbell
Scherer. Shipley, age SI2i at New Holland,
near Washlngt.on C. H. on' Thur,s-
, 'lbe Ladles AUX1Jlary of Amer- day.
Ican Legion PoBt 615 will meet on Tl:\e Ly't le anI Club was en-
':I'hursday evenmg, March 'tor tenalned to 11 luncheon and an
inBtallaUon of oUtcera, wtth' Iilternoon of canis at the Pi'eaton
William Smith CJl CIncinnati, Party 1I0'Use, Waynesville Thurs-
fourth vIce presldeDt of AUXlUary day.
as iDltallln officer. .... .. uId atack or !Mrs. Nettle Emrick wa.s a guest
Mrs. uW1'8IDCe Furnas W1l8 ........ 0....,. speDdable over Sunday oJr her son-Inlaw and
hoateas to the Happy Hon Cl\lb 1I0NE1'_vallable w you EVERY daughter, Mr. ana Mra. Leon SAl-
on Tuead
." -tht the' pro-- In IIONTHI Bere'. bow 1011 CaD cet 1"-
-., " ... - with membenhlp III lIIe simple, labury at Washington C. H.
charge of Mrs. Harry Satterth- .a.maue "lIIoDey-oI-tIIe-lIIoDUa" ' Frlendl rrom rrere aUended t1ie
waite a.nd Mn. Luther n.,ru..," ... 1 Clabl WHAT 1'011 DO: U 1oll're funeral servJee of Mrs. Marlon
Thev .. .ked a6rs. Rhodes Bunnell, -III.,." b,. arm,.o " .,0111"11&1-
,... - reIllleJu1men& aad '0111' ...... Osborn of Harveyaburg at the
presldant, to report on the trip tb!Lt .... . d!sed to tile PayroiJ lavlDp StUbbs Home In Wa'11les-
tnembers ot- the club recent I'IIIIrhr tile pvc.... of 11..... 11118 Taeaday .
1'1
' to the mG--'n- ma-- and ,,,. ..... ....... 8oJIds. Or, if ,. .. '" d h
nn. .......... .- IIeItoemJIIIYed.}'G1II' 'aDk aaa Near e)ahly atten ed t e
Fifty Club. ., ......... pIu- ....... JIIoA..... LJ1Ie Church ID the baae-
Mr. aDd Mra. Blladee Bunnell eD,,: ..... WllAT 1'011 GETI ___ -4 tile Meth-
tertalDec1 at tIleIr 110m. -OIl SD4Q =-:. will lIIa11Vt1t.- ..... t Claurm
JDIU'ItF Clab. A tleUoIoaa bu- .... enrr
.........
,Mr. and Mrs. bverett Early, l\h:
a.nd Mrs. Harvey l:ilIrr.ett, l\lrH. J.
B. Jones. Mr, aDa Mrs-. \'Valter
Kenrick attended the birthday din.
ner at Farmers Orange at Wa)'lles-
vl\le Saturday evening,
Mr. a.nel Mra. Therle Jones en'-
tertained to dinner Sunday. Mr,
and Mrs. Edwin Nutt 'and grandson
Garry Moran ' 0.1 near Cel\lervllle,
arid: Mr . and Mrs. J. B. Jones, Miss
Alberta Brannook aDd Mr. Miltou
Jones In honor of the birthady of
the JJ1cther, Mrs. NUlt.
Mr. an4 MI'8. Walter Kenrick had
lor' their Sunday evening dinner
sueata, Mrs. Nellie
Mrs. W. G. Haines, Mr .. and Mrs.
Robert Halnea anel 80ns ot Dayton,
and Mrs. ' F'ra,nk Ackerman Rnd
cJPldren of VandallL .
.. -Ur. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold and
family were Monela;' evening din
ner guest. ot Mr. and Mh. Leslie
Gray and famll7.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy RoutzBlln: at.
tended the funeral aervJce for the
iatterll alater-Inlay, Mrs. .Dada
Boitnott of CbrlltlanlbUl1r, Thurs.
day aftel'DOOll at the Trostel Full-
eral Home at New Carllele.
II,.., 1. B, J'01I8a u4 111.... Clyde
Whu10D attebde4 ' achievement
Day at tIle' Tow1a 1Iab, lAbuon 011
WARREN COUNTY
SPELLlN9 BEE
Tho Warren. County Spelllng Bee
w111 be held Thursday evenIng,
April 2'1 at the Morrow High School
Building at '1:40.'
RegiatratfoD W111 begln at '1 : 30.
Foucb local school district. may
seud nGt to three contes-
tru1't1l to the aounty and'
entrants must. be enroned in grades
I), 6, 7. 01' 8.
. WInO c1Dea not plan to conduct
Its annual lI1leUIDg bee year.
Rum WARDLOW
WlNSACAIN
. Again. we extend sincere cop:
gratUlatlGns to Ruth WardlGwl An
bon'nrable man t Ion soholastic
(Ichh' vement certlftcate hsa been
Awarded to her by the Business
Education World for her very fine
1IOlutlOlr to the December, .1949,
mGnthly contest. Ap-
proximately 1100 atudmta repre-
U tsateS ancl aeveral Ca-
nadian PI'OYlDC811 In
this December conte.t.
The Yottth Choir of th.., Meth-
odIst church of Morrow, rave a
,,' oDdertul C!01lOBl't at Lytle church
Sunday ennnc, .ner wbleh Mr.
and 1'8. E'rWett EarIJ opened
theIr bom. to _ dDCen eel theIr
PIU'eIlU UII .. ,... tIaeID to Ice
el'eUl, __ : a4 collie. Jlore
tIaaD ___ tIda
PAGE TWO THE MIAMI GAZE
1---WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS---.
U,N, COST:
New Aids Asked for Farm Support;
Coal Industry Seeks Strike Peace;
Unemployment Surges to Peaks
One Dime Each
, Each citizen of the Uni ted Statel
PRY' less than a dime for his share
of thc boslc Unit ed Nations annual
budget.
At leost three members of con-
gress d iso groe on whether thla Is
too milch. too little. or about right,
aocording 10 the tirst Issue ot a
Weekly waU newspaper In color, the
UN GRAM_ CRDftOn'1 Non, Wb ,Inlea. a1'... p .... d 10 tb ..... 1 ...... . boy are Ibou .1
We.ltrn N." ..... p.r nJo.". ne", I,.t. aDd lIe& neee.,arU,. .1 Ihl. new.paper.,
APPEARING t or the first time
this week. the new publication re-
ports that Sen. Herbert R. O'Conor
of Mary land. chairman of the sen.
ate committee on expendJtures in
the executive depa rtments which
recently issued a report asktng
that the U.N, reduce its expendl-
tur l\s lor the United Nati ons and
Its affili ates. thinks that a dime
per capita iii too much. Cohgress-
1V0mon Helen Gah,agan Douglal,
on the other hand. says It Is too
little; while .Sen.. Estes Kefauver
Is quoted liS saying It Is about
right.
fARM SUPPORTS:
New Aids Asked
Cllarles Brannan, U.S. secretary
or a gricUlture, wns sllll plumping
for adoption at his (Br annan plan)
I1Slem for farm price -supports,
arguing that new prl!=e aids must
be prOVided now.
Pointing out that there is trouble
getting r id ot 1948 form surpluses
even as 1949 surpluses are pouring
in, Brannan said the disposal ptob'
Jem "points t o the need of supple-
mentary action on price supports.
particularly with respect to more
efticlent. methods than procedures
for handling price supports of per"
fshable commodities."
T.HE agrlcultl,lre secretary may
have had a point there, but the
main question was:' Would his plan
of letting farm products lind their
own leve1s on the price market.
with subSidies maklng up the dif-
ference-provide an adequate so-
lution? .
Up to this point, he had been un-
.ble to convince con tress that It
would. What luck he would have in
the future was wbolly probl emati-
cal. But tl'(ere was no arguing the
point that something needed to be
done to clear liP tbe muddled farm
price support program. As it was
being operated. federal farm policy
seemed to be gettlng worse the
far\.hcr It went.
Brannan was eminently correct
when he admitted that the present
prJce ' support system programs
"cncourage over-production' on one
hand, and .underconsumptlon on
the other . .. and to flnd sufficient-
ly new uscs for the surp.luses, or to
divert thcm into non-commercial
channels at anything comparablc
. to the support price usually is im-
posslble."
SUMMING UP. Brannon said:
''BJ;lefly, the outlook Includes the
likelihood ' of some furthe't controc- '
tlon in the total demands for U.S.
fami products and points to the
need for adjustment In production
11 a favorable price level Is to be
maintalned. "
'!be problem Indeed was a grave
one and made even more ,rave by
the tact that the administration
may be caught in a trap that bas
been Ion. in the maklng-a trsp
created by the tact that bavln, .0
-. ezperieueed the ,ub.ld,. aid
a. la, farmer, woo't Uke. any tam
perin, witb the program alld might
mit their ill will on anyone
may do 10_
LEWIS:
Ine rgess .
;John L. Lewl., president of the
United Mtne Workers or America
-'8 labor union which doe. not pay
Its members strike benefits a.nd
whleb subjects them to untold mls-
eo- and hardship dilring &trike per-
IodS-was offering a ' victory-flush-
ed one-millIori-doUar loan to the
C"I.O. Uni ed Autmoblle Workers
unJ
' . I ' I I t
on.
THE PURPOSE ' Of the loan '
wQultJ be to help the !rAW win new
contrac;ts. from Cbrysler and Gen-
eral Motors. Lewis wrote Walter
Reuther, . hcad .,5't , tbe giant auto
union, wage-welfare
improvements In the coal Industry
were fought by money Interests
liiIked with I'the flnanoial group"
whic.h dominates car-making.
Be added -that-this-afd Is needed
10 "your Wllon may be assured be-
yond preadventure. of ' 8uccess In
tts present struggle. " . Reuther was .
In the midst of' a long strike for
pensions at Cilhryslel! coi,>oraUon.
At the time of Lewis' after, It was
esUmated .U:A'lI( workers had lost
million dollars In pay and the
company 250 ' million doUars.
Help ' for 'Reuther was authOrized
at a jubilant meeUngof Lewis with
his tpp union alpes, where Lewis
was said to bave boasted that he
had "licked" the strLke-emergency
injunction provision of. the Taft-
Hartley law, Inasmuch as a federal
court ' injunction iSSUlild under .the
law failed to halt the coal strike.
MOST ot big industrial
concerns feared that Lewis' victory
over the coal operators in the mat-
. ter of wage Increases addition-
al health and welfare benefits
would touch ' oti. a series of 'strikes
a. other unlons sought to do as
for themselves.
Coal was being mined a,aln and
Industry' a whee1s were turning.
but immediate future appeared
crim and uncertain. '!be question
.eemed til be: When and where
wtU the , nett strike erupt? It
. seemed inevitable to even a casual
observer th!lt a'nothet round ot
.. a,.-hike Ulhts was In the makJn,.
FRENCH-SAAR:
u.s. Wbrrieel , .
United State. blgh level diplo-
mats had a new and aggravating
problem on their hands: The sUd-
denI)' critical French-Gennan spUt
over the Saar region.
The aituatlon was complicated
when France and the semi-indepen-
dent government of the coal-rich
saar siped a pact under whlcb
France would take the Saar's eoal
for the next 50 ,..ars, whleb . &be
German ehaneeUo.r ' re.ented.
Communist?
A sellSation WAS caused In
Brltlab political clrcles when
Lord Beave"brook's conserva-
tive London EvCllllig Stan'dud
named War Minister Jolm
Straclrey (above) "aD avowed
Communist,"
COAL:
A Look Ahead
The U.N. Gram, which tells sub-
sCrjbers 'about the United Nations.
In this issue objectlv.ely pre. ents
each at these three viewpOints.
Buttressing Senator O'Conor's
"too much" point. it states:
t ernationallsm. plus national de-
t ense, Is . a luxury. U.N.'s budget Is'
just the start: each speclalJzed
agency asks more. can the
little nations pay?"
Supporting the " too little" ap-
proach ot Conaresswoman Douglas,
It says: . "New York City. U.N.'.
permanent home, pays more for
garbage dis posal than U.N.'s an.
nual cost; Its subway deficit would
run the U.N. for six months."
The most crippling coal strike AND BACKING up, Sentor Ke-
In the nation's history had come to ' fauver 's "Just right" viewpoint, it
an end. Miners were pouring back argues: "Upping the U.N. bUQget,
into the Pits and allied industries. by forCing out poorer member"
faced wi th a threat ot tot al shut- would make it a "rich man's club."
down, were . rllvivlng and calling If the U.S. paid the Increase, stlU
mel:) to IVorW- others mi ght r esign, charging tHat
.lohn L. Lewis, Uni ted Mine the U.N. was the "creature" of
Worker chietuan. apparently had the United States.
won again. He had obtained a raise "O'ur aim," states publisher Wal,
in pay 1.or tbe miners nlong with lace Thorsen, ."is to get people
additional health and welfare ben- thinking ' and taiking about the
et!ts. ' . United Nations and the job it ia
nut as the notion relaxed with a doing In building the world com-
sigh at reUef that the production- munlty."
stop threat had been removed, "We try, In this and all.
leaders 1n the coal Industry began Issues, to. present a simple,
to look tarther; ahead-to examine objective analYSIS of the problems
methods by which a permanent faced by the world's only macbin-
coal peace might be won. ery for peace. to anyone wIth the
Leading mlne ' operators atated time and inclination to pause be-
they boped to complete arrange- fore a bulletin board long enough
ments to have Harry W, Moses to read the U,N, Oram-a matter
head of the "capUve" mine ot minutes."
aldla.rlea of the United State I Steel
corporation, to leav., big lteel and FARM UNION:
devote an his time to handling the
coal industry's dealln,s With Lew.
of Moses a. a
full-tlJ;ne representative of the loft
coal in ita relatlona with
the UMW 11 aelll1!e4 a move to
end the ,chaoUc COl1c11tlOnl ' thd
have existed In the mine fields for
yeara. The .mov.e b.. the wpport
o! "lrtua1l7 all the principal opera;
ton in the lIorth and' we.t lInd wa.
expected.to win .tron, favor amon,'
Bouthern oper:afors .. well.
A lastlna industry.peaee hal Ion,
been the ,oal of operators and the
publlc, which 11 ' blilglnnJng to Ure
of the almo.t annual war of nerves
between the mine union bOss and
operstor. whJle the nation stands
almost helpless without fuel
JOBLESS:
Hit New Peak
Again jobless numbers In the
Unlted' States had catapulted to a
new high. !Igaln the federal
commerce department appeared
unperturbed about it. .
Unemployment rose to 4,684,000
In February-the highest figure
Since 1941-when the total was
5.620.000.
DESPITE THE FACT that mllny
Industrial and economic leaders
professed to see danger In the sit-
uation, tl:ie commerce department
ca'me up with the usual bland, un.
concerned explanation as to . the
cause of the bhr jump in 'unemploy-
ment.
As . was stated In .tanuary when
jobless figures appeared alarming.
commerce department boss said:
"The slight rise In unemploy-
ment between Janllary and Feb-
ruary ' (204,000) appears to be due
mainly to seasonal increase In the
labor . force. and not to any cutback.
in
But was tbat the case? Wasri't
it logical to assume tha t an "In-
crease In the labor force"-mean-
.lng uE:\employed but available labor
-meant a corresponding lack ot
employment for that some force.
IT WAS SIGNIFICANT, many
observers felt, that the figure as
reported did not Include striking
workmen, a fact that meant the '
unemployment picture was not dis!
torted In that sense.
Why unemployment appar .
entIy steadUy IncreaSing? How
would the "seasonal turnover" ex-
plaDation ,hold . water? If there
were serious threat of widespread
unemploym.ent in the nation, It
seemed the government should
ascertain the ract_ ,
I, ARCTIC IRMY
Lar&e masles or men never
could be pitted a&alnlt each other
In Alaska, or other Arctic walltes,
as they were ,In the lut war, ac-
cording to mllitary experts who
led the recent mock warfare in tbe-
A 1 ask a sub-Arctic; but they
couldn't agree on why that II the
cale, One reason .&lven wal dlffi.
eulty of tranaporUng supplies, an.
other waa that there Ilmpl1 im't
enoUlb rOom.
Asks 'Bargain'
From a .ource came
a .plea for the United State. to
".trike a bar,aln" with Buliia and
to .pend leo biWon doUar. In
next HI year. OD the undeveloped
area. of the world.
. THE SOURCE w .. J'amel 'Pat-
tOIl, pre.ldent of the NaUonal Farm-
'erl 'l1nilln. Patton laid, "Somehow,
I beUeve we will be able to tlnd
,' . way to 11ve In this world with
peoples who dlUe.r in viewpoint ..
to type of economy and soelal s,.s-
terns."
"Let us try to strike a bargain
with those whom we are fighting
In .the cold war along with peaceful
lines," he went on, "so that ali 01
UJ can lay down our arms.
"Let us lead out In America by
placing at the .dIsposal of the pea-'
pIe of the world an annual credit
ot 10 billion dollars tor the next
15 years f or the Ilurpose of build-
Ing TVA's on the Danube and the
Yangtze, and for building man'.
. productivity In aU of the unde.
veloped areas of the w,orld."
PREsmENT PATrON'S propO.
sal was magnanimous. &enerous,
all-inclusive, but wlthlll mosUy
visionary. It would delight those
who operate ' on the theory that
America can buy peace and good
will with its dillars_
They might even add that Amer.
Ica must be the most hated nation
in the world. inasmuch a8 it ap-
pears it has no friends except those
who are won and kept with money.
.Another Shirley
. In Germany 'they com-
parlne, a,l x-year-ald Darmar
Glombl, Co America's Shirley
when the latter wal
rilln, Co .tardom .. a child in
HoUywood. Dacmar la the
of' composer and
oODduotor Eberhard Glomble
aDd bal pla"e4 in leveral Ger-
maD fUm.. .
RUSSIA:
Parley Propo$td
That there WBI It least I pOI.
'lbUll)' of a Bi. Four meetln,
Includln& Ruslla takinC place W81
indicated b,. a ' report from Poria
that .the three weatem forelcn min.
bters, meetln. In London, would'
dilcuss the matter. -' French For.
Iillgn MJnister Robert Schuman W81
the ,authority for the ltatement.
From not her authoritative
lOurce came word "that tile BII
T'hre. woulcl "atuc17 th. Pl'oblema,"
WA YNESVILLE, OHIO
Marcil 23, 1950
Disaster Relief Work .by -American' Red Cross
Swiftly Brings Nationwide Resources to Aid
Of Areas Strieken by Fire, Flood or W.inds
For Your Future. Buy
U.S. Savings Bonds
By George C, Marshall
I
BELIEVE the disaster reUd
work of the Red Cross is more
appreciated and better understood
than any other service Lt renders.
Its resources, nationwide, can be
quickly brought to the aid at
,stricken commuillUel. . These re-
sources a, re not
, - , ............ -1-, solely ' In tunds
and trained work-
ers but also ' In .
tbe organlzatlon' s
1.acillty for 'mobll-
Izlng the sym-
pa thy at the na-
t ion when silun-
tions require It
n d converting
hat sympathy
into mat e r I a 1
MARSHALL help.
The ability to rush aid -wherever
needed is one ot the greatest as-
sets ot the American National Red
Cross. The Inslant a dis aster occura
the Red Cross gets Into
n at on Iy . from outside the dJsaster
area, but al(lo within the commu-
nity affected where the locnl chap-
ter disaster preparedness plan tunc-
t.fIons instantly.
The lmpulse to belp lIome-
ODe In distress II 'very hu-
man rellotlon. It lnsplres tbe
staff' perllonnel and tbe thou.
sands ' of vol1l1lteerll wbo elve
their &lme alld' talents .. the
Bed Cross, TheIr effectlve.ness
lies In providIng prompt re.llef
. and rCllults from the
tloo's network- of 3.745 chap&us
and ',668 braDches In tbe United
State., . lit! territorIes and lD-
sular possessions,
There lire only a few county
seats in the United State. without
. an active chapter. There Is scarce-
ly a town in the country which docs
nQ,t have nn active branch.
'There are three di stinct phases
of every Red Cross disaster
ticln. They are preparedness tor the
dl ls aster; emergency relief for the
vlu:tims In the form of food, cloth-
shelter and medical care; and
relhabillta tlon afterwards for those
wbo cannot finance their own re-
cO'very_ This last Is the leut under-
stclOd and frequently Ule most 1m.
polrtant.
If'reparednes. meana that the 10-
call chlqlter ba. a din.ter commit
teet' which hal planned for fast ae.'
tlo;n whenever .and wherever troubllt
hitl. .
It means that the local . chapter
hal under.landln with tile
are and health departments,. with
NEWS TICKER _ , The Red
ClrClSs telecommuDloatioDs q ..
tern playa .n impor
taut role disasters wheD
m,n .. a. mud be reoelve4
Quickly from stricken are , "
H,ere, General Marsh.ll IDub
... er tire telecommtmleatlona'
room .at the Cble.,o chapter
wIItb Mrll, Mary C, Mullen,
cealral atatn superintendent
iIt the sr..tem,
veterans' Orianiz/ltions and other
;rompa as to the roles each will
pia,.', It ' means that the commIttee
knows where it can get crlUcally
needed supplies In a hurry. It
means that the 'disaster committee
has arranged with local ralUo op-
erators to swing Into action if the
regular llnes of communication are
wlpe:d out. In most sizeable dis-
astel!'s, these "hams" have proved
Inva:lualile. .
One reason for the effectiveness
of tbe Red Cross work is that it
can provide Wi\.hout, dela,. funds to
carry out relief and rebabUltaUon.
That is wiiy In its current budget
there Is earmarkeil ,$5,OO(),OOO . for
thelE! purposes, in addftlon to a re-
lerve fund of ,7,000,000 kept on
hand, . .
In . the event of a minor dl.uter,
thal ,' la, Involvin, few fammu,
the dla8lter . chalrman of the chap-
ter lind bi. committee bandie the
'ltualUon with local 1Imd. or, II
necessary, wltl\ 8 supplementary
grant from the national disaster re-
Uef appropriation.
But when a ohapter fluds It.-
aell oonfronted b" a major dill>-
a!lter, a countrywide conoen
tration . of resources is tbe or-
. der ot the day, First tbe local
Offi cials notlly one of tbe four
area admlnJatraUve headq'lal"
lerl In Alexandria, VIl., Atlan
la, Ga., St. Louis, Mo., and San
Francisco, CaJlf.
If the area oUice finds that the
problem Is beyond its tacllllies, it
calls upon na tional headqua rters,
whIch brings to bcar the resource.
ot the other areas.
There a rll three resources tho t
must quickly be put Into Acti on.
First, if the chapter In the disaster
region lacks 'funds. the word is
flashed to national
SOLIOITUDE .Red Cross
disaster worl<er Carl Meyers
ha!l mealtime chat wllh Ken
neth, hllll e J ean and Judy Ann
Lunoeford of Hornersville, Mo.,
who ,,'ere amoDe the scorell of
children wltb tbelr families
!"ho lought helter ' dllrln, the
tbreatened floodlnr of the '
Birds Point New Madrid nood.
wa" last JBnuary_ .
whioh authorizes an Immediate
gr ant or -allotment so the chapter
can carry on without delay.
Or perhaps the chapter II .mall
and needs experienced help. The
area oWce will send workers from
Us regular staff and 11 more are
needed it will Tecrult and aSllgn
trained workers from Its lilt of
dilaster relources_
'l'hen there Is the matter of ,up-
p11e.. Druas, whole blood plasma
and the Uk. are brought In from
the do ... , source Food, c101hlni.
and entlal furniture are pro-
,1'0ca11y it possible. And when.
addition'a! .helter II needed, tenta
an.d cots are borrowed from the
national guard "or the United State.
A . a004 example 0' dlu.ter
reUef waa demoutrated recent-:
Iy wheu a typhOOD atrucll
Guam. 'l'be elbapter there.
headed by Gov. CarllOD Sklil.
DBr, bad $38,000 ' whlob could he
DIed for emer,jency. The com. '
mlttee moved In tast, lecurlne
food, elothing. and medical
care tor the vleltlDts,
B.ecause the crops were destroyed,
supplies of food Wl!re shipped' or
flown into the lsla))<1. BehabUita-
t loe started as soon as ine bigh
winds permitted.
This 15 Just one ot the numerous
dlsasterQ that the Red Oross has
dealt wi\.h duting the brief period
of my a sociatlon with the orga?-
Izatj on. More the ,orga',,-
IZatlon bas been called uporl for
he.lp In re . eVlng M(dwest f1ood' sl11- ,
lerera and \.he victims of winter
storms in the For West.
In the finest' sense, thJs' service
Grand breakfast main
disl&l Here's the "{lower" of
com. Trull.os powerfully good!
Crisp, sweet, freahl Your bsl'-
gain in good,nesa-Kellogg'e
Corn Flakes.
KNOWS
SPEEDY LONG-LAmMG nief felT
RHEUIA11SM

Don' t 'dose' YOUnleU. Rub the acb.ine
part well witb M Wlwrolo. Its gred
mlldi"" tlon IlpO<!dlI (rcab
blood to tho pal nf-ul aroo, brlnginc
amuzing rolin!. If pain i Intelll8-
buy E.tra StroDg M U!ftcrolo.. '
THIS WUru:1I SAYS,
'''1 ten everybod, about ORA. tt's
&muing bow quickly .talnl and din
come off and how ",h.ita the teeth bo-
com .... Mrs. A. C. Wheatoll, Boch-'
e.ter,N. y,
NEVER BR\fSH FALSE TEETH.
Dl'Ushlngo can ruin dcntllres. Use
Illlloting no\'I ORA Denture CIClIn8cr.
Ensy. qulelc:. Denture i8 Bporkllng
clean In 16 minlltes! ORA Is gunrall-
te6d not to barm dentures. ]tomoy.,.
stains. Ali drugglstB.
A Pnlduct II' Mel ..... & Robbias, lao..
exemplifies the time-honored' Amer- 'uJlas SAY, "lud oh .;. 'fol f.r .. _
ican tradition of neighbor helping , .... In. hoo... bu,n' ......... ,.101 I, ...
neigb,bor. The . Red Crosl "merely ... ookl ,on ... .
promotes and implem,ent, . the MILLIONS 0. CAm IOLD
neighborly' spirit. . So., fo, .... ,I ....... ..
.".r ,rowry ,OM hardw.,. d.. '.,.. ..
A F I!lSTAIN 'IODUCTS ,,..; .
reeMovlne Group ,::: .. ::5::',::"::.::,,==
Many duties of the Red Cross In- -::
valve emergency operations, otten WHEN 5L.EP WOII"
on a very large IIcale. [n addlthin (
to local service by the chapters, COME AND YOU
Red Cross activities are both na-
t10bal and international. You can' FEEL, GLUM
see that the Red Cross must a)waYI Try 'l'Lls Dellc' ioas
be free to mobilize and expand lit In
services to meet situations as they . Ch'ewing-Gum laxative
arls.e. It must be abie to concen- M I'D" roll ond tou .11
trate Its whole, strerigth on the rfil- hoodBCh, ant1JBta""W
Uef a stricken community qr .Inxatlve-dothl.... ..
meet the hllge' demands qf a na. Chew 1UH-. .. un-dellcloUII ohewtnc-
t1 1
' ., gumlaxatlve.Tbeactlollorn"",..'-Mni,..a
ona emergency. No.one can tore. _clal medlclll.e DftOU ..... \be stomach.
see exactl,. what b!lrdens' the Red 'l'hat II, It t.O' whIle In the atom-
Cross may be called 'Uj)OQ to as- acb. bllt on1)' wben rartber alone ID
sume each year. lower c1Igeetl .. tract ... wbere :rOil Wallt 18
I
to act_ You feel Iloe -alala qutclll"
t therefore should be appa.rent Anel lelentllt. ,'" m.ke.
that the or&anlzation cannot well nBPI-A-.. UC(a line ' med1clll8 more' effllO-
its ' fund raialnl respens!- . Uve-"reac1Iea" It *l It 1I0W1I paU, Into
bWty, to another a,ency. Nor Clan It 10"
mi
. IIrIIa IX , ..
com t It.sel1 an !I11JaJ;lce Which ., 'Jii'
=::, I[ !!!U-!'J!! ,)I
ternational relPOD.lbWty,
Red Cross Depends tlie People
"Fundamentally Reel. Cross a membership organization,
It feceiles no financial from the gOYlrnment and desires
no.n.. It dependl upon the IUpport of the Alllerican peopl. Dnd
uplm the work of thousands of Glunteen who the
rtgtillar ltaff br 100 to 1. The Board oflGoYernors belieYel that th;--
of these essential roluntters and contributors mult be
IIItliilntlllined, Then tao, each ,.non mUlt be gIYen the prlril.g. of
in the organization'. work to what... extlnt h.
.. lf deckf ... If
Thursday, March 23, 1950
Each spring, Florida
State university campus
at Tallahassee tokes on
the atmosp,h.ere and trap-
of a circus "big
top, as stlldents begin
tryouts and rehearsals
for the annual circus pro-
duction, 'lFlying High."
Any regularly - enrolled
student is eligible and
competition is keen for
parts in the 20-act eK.
travoganzo. Coach Jack
Haskins, who dir,ects the
show, hos beeh in ama-
teur circus work for 19
years and designs most
of equipment usqd.
Costumes for aCts are
designed by circus girls
majoring in art at the
univ!!rsitY, In the
at top, a very pretty
"catch" for these per-
formers is Bobs Ellery,
For Lauderdale, Flo.,
student circus performer.
1 - i "
\ \0 .'. .".\';
is .qnoth,er "su,e-
fi r. ' t 'audience -getter
(right) \ ""l"" a \ ';.o\le. arm
sw,vel" 'py these twa per,
formers. Television and
newsreel camqrainen .'get
a worms' eye view of the
stunt as the scene, " for
the 'u",iverSity's "F.lying
High" cireusis being per
fected ' under tuteloge of
. Professor Joel' Hoskins,
circ\.lS '
. ' ready 'to leap
(' from this high trapeze is coed
Betty Ann Holland (Jeft) a junior
at the university. In the campus
"big top" the "gal on the
flying trapeze:' What she's real.
Iy getting ready to do he,e is to
go into a difficult foot reyolve,
one.of the most spectacular acts
of the campus circus.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
. - In p'li'oto above, Bob.
bie Jones, St, Petersburg,
and Charles Floyd, Pen.
sacola, show their form
in an "iron jaw" routine '
!In the wire over the
of Flo rid a
campus drcU5 training
ground. The students
practice day for
three hours in between
thei, academic classes.
fn training the acts are
wit h safety
belh and near t h
ground; but as skills de-
v.lop, the acts go hillher,
the saf.ty belts are abon
don.d. As shown in the
photo at left, Bob Wei.
- kind - and Nacy Bennett
ltart an acrobatic: act
during a special lhowin,
of tIat. prod..... Iob '-
.........
Knollon's
Case
K NOLTON'S ACT was tbe result
of two year' s of", planning.
There was l ittle chance that any-
thing would go .wrong. He bad
served as clerk at the lumber
camp tor two lon'g years. And
from the moment he first saw the
payroll left ungua rded In the ot-
fice while tbe bank guard went out
and a camp paymaster came In-
from tbat moment Knolton knew
tbat some day he'd steal t'hat" pay-
roll and make a get-away.
The day that Knolton bad chosen
for the robbery was qot unlike 0
thousand others. At exacUy noon
r------.... the payroll car
drove up. A guard
stepped !Into the
oUice and depos-
Plywood Economical
Iii Many Farm Uses
Brooder Houses Prove
Utility of Material
are finding that the
high strength and light weight or
plywood makes it an economical
and eUieient material to use in
portable farm bulldings such I1S
brooder- houses. hog shelters, and
range sheds.
A brooder house, a buUding mag.
azlne reports, should be of ade
quate siz;e, warm and dry. and
properly llghted and vent.ilated. To
3
Mlnute
Fiction
ited the heavy
------... bag by Knolton's
Knolton greeted him care
nodded at the bag lind bent
work. The guard went out.
The moment the door closed
Knollon's. head camB up. He lis
t ene'd intently. Outside be could
hear the bank guard in conVersa-
tion with Raymond, the camp pay
master. There wasn't a mc)ment to
lose. .
Qulckly Knolton litted up the
cover of his des.k, removed trom
inside a bag almost Identical to the
one on the floor and equally all
heavy. He made the transfer deft
ly, unhurriedly. .
The door opened and. Ray
mond came inside. He lIodded
briefly '0 Knolton, picked up
the decoy ba, and welat out
arOoIn.
Knolton stepped outside Bnd
walked leisurely toward t.be river,
Unobserved be l:Umbed mto the
canoe whiCh was bjdden there, and
pushed off.
By mida tt ern 00 it Knolton
r eached a tributary and turned off
the main sUeam. He paddled up
t bis smalier waterway fell more
than a mUe.
He set the canoe adrift and
beaded Inland, swinging southward.
By dusk he had come to a virgin
stand ' of Umber, mighty mortarchs
of the lorest as yet unscathed by the
lumberman's axe. His steps led
him to a huge pine, larger than the
rest with thick undergrowth ilt
the base. He pat:led the growth,
pulfed at a tuft of dirt .. Th'e tufl
Here I. a "turkey leeder"
OIat Is easily aDd ' econouUcally
made from exterior plywood-
. weather cu'& harm It aDd It',
easy portability appeals &0
.armers.
be economical, It should be rela-
tlvely low In first cost, and yet be
strongly buUt to give long.lile with-
out expensIve and troublesome Up'-
keep. For convenience, it must b(f
easy to dean and ' move.
Portability. of course, is of primo
importance. Some portable bulld"
Ings, built by conventional meth
ods, Weigh a.s much as to 3 thous-
and pounds. Farmers naturally hes
itate to move a heavy structure fre-
quently, and so Invite elCposure to
disease. If moved often, particular-
ly over rough ground, heavy buUd-
Ings soon are looseney. at the loinls.
came away, reveallhg a shallow r------.....
Knollqn ' had dug the Ends Poultr, Chor.
before, allowed the,
growth to grow over i t so that no L. ____________ -"
trace 'ot his recent would be
In eVidence .
He deposited the bag In the hole
and carefully replaced the dirt.
I
T WAS A MONTH before KnoltoD
reacbed his des tination: a tiny
village hundreds of south of
the lumber camp. Here he paused
to rest with a friend. By now he
had crown a beard. The friend pro-
vided and Knolton changed
be bad I'rOWD

bair from Ugh'
Sis months later KJloltoD,
DOW kllOWD as Carl Hedman,
wl&h DO .r&ce of the
elerk .bowlDI' benea&b hi!. per-
fect disguise, rode lelisurely
back toward the sCene his
orlme.
The ,lumbermen gave him no
more than a passing glane,:.
Satisfied that he had not been
recognized, Knolton followed the'
river to the mouth of the tributary.
With heart he mounted
the I'J.dge and paused to look. It was
as U a hund had suddenly :reached
out Bnd WBS squeezing him in a
powerful griP, He stood rooted,
mou.tb ajar, staring ' In slupl(ied
at t.he country below .
With a sense of horror he Iren Ilzed
what had happened. The enUre
area had been logged by the lum
ber ' company, swept bare o.r every
standing tree and piece of timber.
Every tree stump looked alike:
nonie was larger or diHeren\ from
Its neigbbor. He' surmounted great
piles of slash. tearing at them iran
tically. hunting tor the stump, the
.tump of the grellt pine tre!e.
ThUi unmindful ot his dllrectlon
b, eame again 'to the river bank.
And wben at length he reached the
Another PDultry
matic basis as sbown above. Thi.
time it is Ii feeding job which nol'-
mally requires considerable time
and personal attention.
It u being accompllshed on al\
increaSing number 01 electrlfiec:\
farms by mechanical feeders 01>-
era ted. by small motors. The devle-e
illustrated here is fa'irly common
In a number of larger poultry
houses. Feed and supplements Bre
placed In the top or the metal
cyllnder and then mixed by the ro-
tating central shaft whieh bOI
small paddles attacbed at the low.
er end. The sbaft is lowered as the
feed is ejected from . the bottom of
the cylinder by the spinnine pad.
dles.
Caponization
Held of Limited Value
The question of whether chemi-
cal caponization is practical is one
which poultry. raisers ask most lre
quccUy. Many county extension
services also receive numerous
questions the subject.
In experimental work. the treat-
ment Itopped fighting and crowlng
among the cockerels;
"AU things conside.red, It would
appear that chemical caponizati on
baa very limited value at presen""
Massachusetts Collegian
Is Agricultural Winner
top of another hill he paulaed to A 2Oyear-old Massachusetts col-
reat. by fatigue. Too lege .tudent whose two aneS 0Ile-
lale be felt the slasb pile beDeatb halt acre plot ot potatoes IJ'Os.ed
bIm Ilippm, away. Too be him ,1,S.00, b .. been Darned cbam.
nilized tIIat tile ' .Ia.b baC! beeD ploa farmerbUllftelsman cd the
thrown 011 the brink ot a COUll.". in competltloQ witll IboQ.
overbaDlial till river. landt cd farm loutbl from iliON
... . with pitIfUl bII tban to ... tee.
0\'e1' tile fill' Be II ..... 0 L. Beare, Ir .
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PAGE THREE
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
BU JNltSS &. INVEST. OPI'OR:
SOUTHERN PLANT
In Atlanta, Chattanooga
Birmingham Triangle
BuJldlng 20.000 ieet,' mod,' rn ulecl
lure. tireproof .. Insurance r:lle .27 buDd-
Inlf and contents, not sprinkled; conerC! ' e
fl oat on one level; ' 4000 Iccl oUlce lUIiI
other building. Siding an Southern Roll-
way. Electricity, nnturol gos, Boll. rut,.
ered water. Excell ent slte. 4.2 ocret.
Tronspor taUon, t.axes nnd every phuse
of lobor exce.lleol. WJthin corporate
limit. progresslvo city on Eos lcrn AJr
Lines. Bargnln lor purchaser wHh real.
Inl erest.
Address O. BOI 269
ROME. GEOHGJA
nO\\lL' I NG nil.,. e ight lell -I,ln
In good, loca'tiou: low renl l long Jemie:
n bnrguln .... O. 11o," 80. Owens bor &,.
CLOTIIING. FURS, ETC.
ALL WOOL !Sc.hool Sweot ... -16 bright
colors, $4.95 to $7.95. Write for clrc ulor.
Ohio l'ennnnt CompAn)" Columba". Ollie.
DOGS. CATS, PETS, ETC.
nOXEU. !'Ul:.o1 1..a:; S: :J monU\!J: ears crop-
ped : l a wns : A. K. C. regis tered.
Champion .Ired. Peter Popov. E rie Road.
Elberta Beoc h, Vermillion. Ohio. Ph.DO
6164.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
\JLTUA Violet ItBY KII. Usc 11 l or chem-.
Jenl. und minera i
Sunh,mp. Tube. dlrectlOl1B lri-
eluded. Send 51.25. ULTI'ACO, 1''11
Broadwal', N. Y.C ..
IlELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN
NOTICE: We are now oUerlnll to men
and worneh, a ny oge. B r nre opportunity
to make 525.00 or morl! per week, sPare
Ul'lle alone. Ensy Interes ting 'Work In onil
Irom your own home, yJLy, Hmall town or
'of
l olls send only 12. 00. to cover our cost of
handling. Sa tislaction guara nteed or ,our
l'IIolley refunded upon return af our moto-
rlol with in 10 dol'S.
n,ron'R Al ert. Mall 8er .. lee
41,OOlS Suwanee Ave., Tamp" a, .Fla. ,
ATLA-OALTIf) MOIN-DEROIT.UIDIA _
LIVESTOCK
Sc" ItoS. Snane" 1I."ta. ex milkers. II .
R. ba ckground. Some grade. Q. IJ . Eal ...
n . Sprlnlflold , Ohio. ,
I'IISCELLANEOUS
WATER 'VELLS: For domestic, munlcl-
'Pal ,nod lndustrlBl USe. We can
m.nd Il r.llnble. d e pendnble drilling con-
t.r:O!ctorfor your job nnywhe re tn tho
slIlte. Write lor {rce l.nformaUon. Ad-
dre.s: E . n. ALLEN. Ex" . 8e.". IfI.
Tre" . , Ohl OJ We.lI Drllle-,," Ass n., 8kube. -
vIII. RD t. Oblo. BOll 4Da.
1M STANDS Bec8. DI$eus c (rce. 1l2ll .
D. Gelrer-Al uir.ndrl". ()hlo.
SlolO n ou t . 101-1'l1onc RUne)
WI1."' EN K.e s orl in.
trcnling chronic di s eus es 1"0 coi led 'n
curable dlseasesl. Compl e te exom. Mod-
ern equlpme.nt. OU \V. Muln Sl., Mohn.w' ,
N.}' .
E ,\It.N :ETtra J\tonel oporatlng bome
mniling bureau lor adverti sers , eomptete-.
111!! lructions . 250. Olhe r exceU.nt oUors
Jl1cluded. II. O. Pet el'ROn , R l x. Ledle ..
North Platte. NebrARkn.. '
10M ..
r,0stnRe paid. Ro.k E".II.a,e.
MIlDr ok. I,'IUlburcb Po.
PERSONAL
READER'S DIGEST. % Price.
months for 51.00. Get Free MOllozln ..
Gulde .. showing bargllins. MI
FrAuc .. W. Wlnn. Do", 87. Cll nt.n, B. C.
,Soum A.merlca) VJewcara..
3 lor '1.00. ret urn lor motual!. Lette
forwarded 2t5c ench. A .1In. .. Ca.U)., 1.1
ZaDa !, Montevideo. lJ rDloa,.
POULTRY, CHICKS If EQUIP.
BABY CRICKS-U.S. approved Pullorum.
controlled. A.II nocks tested to uro
n.Uon. New Hampshire... White 1\"" ... _
Whlte LeRhPma. WIllie Barr ....
Roekl. Buff Ronk , run. l1UIl,,\8I
eockeJJels. More thon 300 U.S. re.ord
of perlormnnce malea used In flo .... _
Price" redoced this season. Send lor ll'ee
circul ar and price lilt. Vi sitor. wel<iome_
ODeD Sun(laYB. Falnlew a.lff.... B.ld,-
ny. BI.nch. tor. Ollie. p"one 11381.
"
REAL ESTATE-ROUSES
TRAILER Caaeh lIame. ' open for ltdMe-
tlon. See the amozlng' ne ... Anderaoa ..no.
more exclusive reatures than any other
trbUercoach. Indudtn, hell led Ooor 8n11
.omplete ba th. 2 sizes. 211 o nd 30 loot.
AlBa repo ..... e<! Mfoot Almo, 21-foct t
Coz.y Home. TnJc:e over pD)' menu.
Eat.n Motel aDd Tran .. B.lea I
1767 Obi" UWl .. O.... ut'n. Olll
Ie!" Posted on ' Valu ..
Br Readlna the Ads
CONSTIPATION
CAN BE CORRECTEDI
We Invite YOU to learn ho .... you ma,.
reUeve conatlpniJon and CORRECT
Ihe damage cauaed' tiy InxaU" .. s .. II.
postcnrd wlth , your, Do me Dnd address
wlU ' brtllg you fuJI Info.matton with-
out oblt gatJon on your part.
P URIT1i CROBS PRODUCTS
Depl. D, Plalnlleld, N. J.
WNU-E 12;---
BACK ACHE'
TORTURE?
SORETONE Unlment's
He.tln, Pad Action
CUve. Quick Rellefl
For r .... aenlle relief (If aclla from baclt ..,. ...
II,!!.IIdt .. rain. lumba.o =1.1: 10 ralilo!e..-
1IDIUn. _die IInlmIiII ... 10__
--. sympcoma. ,
Unimenl lias ac:Iontillc ,., ...
... wIIu.a dlallCl liII. lIowina wartlldl tra..
.. :...8I\ncI fIoaIIMf_bIGOd ..
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THE MIAMI GAZETTE
Eltabli.hed 1150
PAUL A. SCHERER... ... Editor and PubU.her
CECILIA J . SCHERER ............ .. ..... Secreur'y and TreaeuI'cr
Pu bllslll'd E.very Thursday Morni ng
;Il , ...I\Yn P 1" III tl, Warren CnnnlY, Ohio
al ao on the program were
t wo gele lions by the horn en .
semble, and a vocal 80]0. "Mol'D-
,Ing" by M)' ma .111'80.1 who was
accompanied at tbe plano by !oI NI.
\\'alt(>r M Carr 'n, pr esidIng durin.;
t he absence of Mrs. Edna C. Bogm.
who ,,' as unable 10 attend. Coa b
Frank Jackson a\\-aTded the t R10
Entert' d liS second ciR8! muter at m mbera t heir l etter s.
the ' poll tam e nt Wa), nellville, 0 11 10.
,
SubscrIption Rat ell-$1.5Q P r Year. I n advance, In OWo. $2. elsewhere
I
Til e Ii. Y. F. or tb Jonah's RUIl
bur ell met at Lbe homp of Lollifle
Harveysburg
School News
By JANE FITE
I ;\I art'ln. unday e veni ng.
I '1'11 (' local or der of t he Grange 'I'll Senior ClaaB bUB cbosen
By JANE FITE
m t II) regular &eall ion the "Amazing Gracie" all theI r class
GIu.nge Hill. l\.Londay ver.1ul; . pl oy to be given t he Venlll'g or
r Ir. !Lnd R1lOaues Dunnel Lum Hough presented the program. Aprtl 21.
"' ere bost s .to the Hil arity Club. Mrs. Helen Wall W(l8 hos tess t o YTacti e 18 now lloder Why ror
at lhe.l r home r.enr Waynesvlll . the Baptist MissIonary Circle at the mlnBtrel show wnlCh 9,' 111 be
Sunday. ber bome Wedn sday arternoon. pre.ented Frlda.y eVening, Mar h
.\I r . nad Mrs. CIIIHl es HartmllJi Mrs. Dorothy NIlI act ed lUI Jlro- 31. Tills wi ll be t he thIrd min
nnd tllelr daughter . ::;andra, were gram leader for her mot her. MrfI. strel to be gi ven by our school .111
lh of fl. and Mrs. W. r . J . P. Tborn bury who waR IIDilbl e three consecut ive years.
IJrown. SlI.lurday eVf.'nlnp;. '0 attend.
The Cnl fi adsrH ' laJ/ N of Ihe Robert Gordan. who hllll been va.
i\l mhodl st hu rch IHJOnllaTed li n ILlIoni ng. at Wa rm Springs. GR.
,\ Unt Jemima. Pr.acake Supper' in rotumed to bome ber 1'l1l1rf1 '
lbO! cateter irl of the bul hll ng.
Saturday ev nl ng. T )l Ways anll
. \I eanll Commi ttee r epol't l hn.t t bey
lind an exceotionall y goo I! IIttend-
once nnd tbilt tll yare" ry grate.
ril l to all who patron l7.f: d them.
Edna C. . be wus lc
Inlftruct.Or of QUI' w oool, Was a b o
from lIer cl nsses /leveral dnyA
. IOBt week owIng to I1nes8.
Funel"lll services were bolel a l the
day morning.
Mr. and M.r s. Robert Hough en-
. lertaJned wtlh a party In the Rec
reation Room of the Jonah' s RUII
Churcb Friday evenIng ! 0 r th e
pl easure of the memberK 1)1 the
Welcome Bible CIAse. and iliel r
Invited guests. The group enj oyed
variOllS games atter whIch tbl'
hosts served dell clouB refreRhment R.
MI1I. OS6Q Harlan. MrfI. Laura
Stubbs Funeral 110me 'fuesday aJ Shldaller, and Mrs. A. ::). eoUett
tel"JloolI tor Mrs. lIfIlr lon Os horn,
Il' ho di ed early !5n.Lllrllay morning,
MrR. Sarah "Aunt !:I1.lmh" 'VaTd
1,,1 III II.t ber bom" near Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Jhl ssill and
I hell' cblldren Jlln'et nnd Freddie
or Clnelnnall, were. the g u est II
'rhursdlljYl at Mrs. Ki ss I' s b.rother
Inlaw and I\fr, nn/l Mrs. nen
Beckett.
Tbe or evangell Sl meet -
Inp .belng conducted by Billy and
Marte LeW!1I Itt till! I"rl ends Chl ll' h
here ended Saturday .evenlng.
Itnd bel' son Robl\ rt Collet t at
t ended the potluck dnner given by
the members or tbe Lytle Ohurch.
Thur8day evening at tho Methodi st
Church In Waynesvill e. ThunnatJ
"Oullty" .MlIler at Wllmlnglon. 'wall
Bented by a Barber Shop Quar
tet which featured local talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard WIlIIIlmR
and fa.mJly at Wllmlnlton, were
t he guests Bullday afternoon of
'Mrs. Will lam 8 parents, lIfr. Rnd
Mrs. H. S. Tuoker .
. M.. nnd Mn. La Forge,
afternoon. a group of our
hlXh 8choool s tl,ldellts and t .. a.chers
went to WaynesvUle ror t he nn-
nual T. B. X' rays which are
possible through [he sale or Chrl8t-
rna. .
MotiOn plctllres were prellent ed
at the gymnasium Tuesday atter-
r.OOrl, lor the- UIIPtil' six gradeJI.
Three reela weer shown which 1lL-
UB' rated thl;! sdvilabluty tu ha"",
Ing lite Bnd .aeclden! n8urlUlce
policies.
AU of us were plr .Bed to bave
ErnJe Davie and hIs frlenlf Santra
FI Bher with 118 at the Danquet
given for our basket boll teams
Wednesday ever;l ng. We hope t hnt
Jo: rnle'B moving from our scbool
trlet will not mS'n the end of 1\
pleasant rrtendshlp. Ernle Is nl
ways a ni ce guy to have aruund.
The Juniors and Sl)r.lor8 gan
1I1r. Kennelh WIlM>n, their ClllSI'
ma..e Rnd eaptaln o( this years
l$m. a. ,card shower
Tbureday mornIng III recognition
of his birthday.
[ l!nOW Your
All every eounty alieni will poInt
out. Ii la proLll.ble to tbe former
to Iknow. buw to cliooae ' lind lise
pe51: icldc properly.
are mariy well known and
mllllY relatively new chemicals for
conll roillng peats. Their ,tronll
point. ' and their weak points ahould
be .compared berore makin, a
chollce.
0I&r fuuralli pIaa.
.In order u'a' all
ritual. anll ceremOllI.
ala may be effeoUvel,
observed.
Stubbs
Funeral
TEL'EPHONl!: , 2291
WA YNESVll,LE. oUia
Mr. R.nd Mrs. l"loyd Mille and
flllnJly ot SpringfIeld, we r e the
guest s SUndRY or MJiI!. MIU'a
mQther, MI'II . Myrtle McKnight..
and Mr, and Mrs. Shrack of WII
mlngton, were the gUestB Frills}'
evening or tbe Jatter's Bon-II - law
nnd daughter. Mr. and Mre. Walter
McCaron oDd tbelr 80n RleKt!y.
:NIC-L-L YliE: BATTERIES
Wi/l bb Simpson at Sprmgfleld.
the guellt Sunday of hlB
brother-ln-11liWJ and 81ster, M.r. and
M .... William ECltoft_
Tbe annuJ!J BpOnlOred by
the (01',
the biatetball ceama waa beld 81
the I$Y.mn8llium WiBdneeda.y eve-
n.tng. Following tbe potluck din"
ner, the toaatmaeler, Lawrenc
26 MONTH GUARANTEE - ,Add Water Once A
LUBRICATION
COMPLETE AlfI'O REPAIR SERVlCE
24 HOUR INC SERVICE
.'
Year
Klers' arage
Mrs. CbarJea Price wbo lIpdet.'
went. surgery for il major ' opera'
LIon . at GrandvIew Hosptal ' two
weeks, I\,go Is convlll(>!lclng III tbe
borne of her b8ubar.tla "rents.
Mr. and MTS: Clarence pnce.
Jaeobs _ .mtroduced tb'e guesl MAIN 4 MIAMI 8T8. PHONE WAYNE6. 2341
speaker, Johnny Brlckles, football '
HowlI.rd Collett of Wilmington,
W88 a. gueat Saturday afternoon ot
"" Iisterln-]aw Ml'II. A. Collett.
Mrs. J . P. Thol'Jlbury who waR
(:onflnecl t.o ber Irome for soveral
da.ys 'WIth tbe "tlu" 'bas recovered
and returDed to !leI' potjlUon al
])oSler'. a1Allre.
i >
far
II1II111
,
who 0" l uff.rlng f,om
II Vilomin, ond Mlnerol
O.flcienel."

DRUC_E
tPHeNE 2121
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METHODIST CHURCH
LYT LE METHOOIST CHURCH
n. D. Co Ie mllJl. Minister II. Jo:. UII II!; h n. 1'llKI ur
Church School. 9.: 30 A.M. , Mr. ,LI uirl l' \1 Sl rv l o, f) :'l (j Il. 10.
B arold Earnbart, Supt.
Worll hlp Service, 10: 30 A.II1. ST. MARY' S EPI6COPAL
YOlllh Fe lowabl.lp. Suuday, 6: 30
P.M . . ' .
FERRY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Gyron urver, Nlnlst I'
UI ble Schoo , 9 : 30 A.M.
Morning Worslllp, 10: 30 A.M.
Pray r Meeting, 1: 00 P.M.
Young P Ollle' s .Mee ting, 7: 00
Evening Services . 7 :30 P.M.
WAYNESVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST
AI, H. Correy. l\llnlaler
'1 II ' II n . ;-;i Ll I1lI" I N. I, uy", It" 10
:;1\ Uti li Y . 11 (1 1)' ( Otlllll Ulli u lt. l! 41 . III .
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\ 11 11 11 \\'0"11 11 11'. 10 : :1 11 ,I, In.
UT ICA E. U.B. CHURCH
Wl ll him Sbanllon . . MllI llIle/'
' 1IIlIl ny School. 9: 30 .\ .M., lIll'" .
J ameli G(lrr ll3Ou, SUI)t .
l' rllUcli lui. h t . aUlI 3rtl. . Sur.'
dll Ys of clLc l. month. 10: 30 A.M..
Servlce8, 7:.80 P.M.
BIbl e cbool, 9 : ao A.M.
Mornln" Worship. 10: 30
Young Peopl es' Meetin"

A.M. ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH '
6: .5 ,,'alb.!'r n. H. l{ r llmhol13. Paslor
Evening Service, 7 : 30 P.M.
Prayer Meellng Ilnd Blhle Stlldy
Wednesday, 8 P.M. .
MT. HOLL V MTHOOI9T
T. M. Seart, Mlnl,ter
Sunday School. 9: 30 A.M .
A. Earnhnrt, Supt.
orlblp Service, 10: 30 A.M.
Service. 7: 30 P.M.
E.
hINM' !S, II and 10 A.M.
CAESAR'S CREEK FRIE.NOS
..ee Partln,ton, Minister
Wor"blp Service, 10 A.M.
Sunday School, 11 A.M.
WAYNESVILLE FRIENDS
Fi rst n ay SchOOl. 9 : SO A.M
.'vI ae! ln/( fo r WorslJlp, llJ :llQ A.M.
Go to Church Sunday.
ROOFING
Of All Types
Ins ulnt ed Brick., and asbes-
ShUng. Shest ' metal work
or all klndll. wml Rarere-
cps. All work gurtranteed.
HOWARD W. HAAS
RO,ute 3 Wayne.vllle, O.
Phone Wayne,vllle 2888
Dead Stock
H01'8ell. tUO - Ocnra, tUO
Hop - 260 owl.
Aeeordlllg to Siu
and Condition.
Call
Xenia 454 '
ReverAe Charwe'
Xenia Fertilizer
Beautitul 7 -Jay F-LOOR tAMPS
) 1 f f
Complete With Bulbs ' $12.'15
WALL PA.,ER. PASTE AND SIZING
G. E. BULBS - Nt) ENAMEL
KEMTONE.
TELEPHONE 2422 WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
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LAND BANK LOANS
', 2111 -
II mount n rllmlly flndl\ .COtlV8UINlt
11'111 be enough. 'and for Ihls IlmOlll\t
-m your
Store!

T ... I '
ON FARMS
terms assure repa yment
ability.
. 4% will save Vo umoncy.
HEFINANCING - IHJYIN(;
IMPROVING
through
Lebanon N.F.L.A.
Room 5, . Old Bank BuildinK
---- Phone 448
EVERY FACILITY OF M.oCLUnr.
BERVJCE WlLL BE PROVIDED . .

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THUnSDAY, MARCH :33, 1950 THE MIAMI G ZETTI; . \YAY
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O_a-
suppoRe that Is what It Is. How wt: l'e going. LO be liKed f(}r )H,lIl(,"
can we plan a sensible ano rlgbt yenr. und :'01 ot her , '111111'0
farm program. It seems possible takclj II haud 11 Il l' Ittll',1 on
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Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
' By D. J, Frazier
tha.t dIscussions like this may be the l US PUYeI' agl,iJ1 ,
of value, HoW- much regulatlon' do "'huBI ullolruelllll did! 't hur! us
we have to ha.ve? Most people as- yeQ/' beClltlM" Lll eltl \I'mm' t
SUIne that thore must be some. much In our rotation plan thlll )" Hr.
_.-____ __ ':' .That seems to be one point tbat Th.el'e al e lots ot other tnlngs In
, the planners haye gotten aCI'OS8. t he ' nlr. Tlememb"I' I., Klpll llgll ,TIIII-
,March 20., 1950.-Bow, man"" go, ' I b ' Il l
the acceptance of Boure pI n Ing Ie Boolt how th wo v S 1'0\11; ,
tbetl' .potatuos plamed on :St. Pat-
It may, be tbat just Il8 .there are t hell' cube to til oUllen Rock .10
l'lck's Day? We Om. A.t 18Il.'!t we II
. too many to allow, trce be looked ovel' so l lHlt lbey wall t
pluuted 80me, ' The ground too I I
.... traffic there are too many people alwa.ys be I' ccogni z[) d h y I HI nil" ,
we,t tq prepare properly but old ' J ,. I I 011
to ullow comple tely free farming anel til iI' cry I \:\ , ' ,,' e, .
Tom Collins told John to' hovel' ' J I
I do not soy that Is so. Only that wolves, Look \\loll " nnd now ..00 {
mind how wet It wat!. to 1)low a ' 1 I II '
furrow, drop lhe potatoes, cover
perhapll that Is t. Uti, Is It? Two w 11. nh, 0 0 { \I' e .
them Over . and then cover the things we know, plans must be
d
fleXible and plans mU8t be long
groun straw 80 we tried It. '
enough range to allow for planning
\\ e can't ,do any worse than we
by the t/U1Iler. Most farmers work
Usually do with vO it Dltly '
work, We planted a couple oC necks cn at least a three year rota.tioD
" and' somo on a four and YOU can'l
of Triumphs. 'fhey usually do weil
chan'ge your every yea.r to
It Lhey are planted early. The la-
vorHe Colorado "Olato Is a. Red suit .Wa.shlngton planners. Crops
depend ' u POll lDe weathel' and
McClure. It s a laq;e rouna smooth
what happens to lDe plana In a
I'ed potato but I never beard ot It bad season or 'In a bumper year?
In this part Ule country.
or rather what happens to those
CJotlllng l,abeJs
LOok tor the label in clothes,
The manufacturer's name or trade
mark, addr.ess. degree of c?IOr
fastness. and rcsis1ance to shrmk-
age, special laundry Instructions
any are needed) and fiber con-
lent. are the Important facts that
mould' be on all informative labels,
Aa 800n 08 all consumers demand
WI informaUon, manutacturerl
will "see to it" tbat label. are
.ttached all of 1helr producls.
L.IquJcJ Ammonia
U.e of liquid as a
aource of nitrogen fer fertlliz\nJ
crop. I. increasing. '
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Then he plowed tho garden. One who followed thc plans? "Plannt!d
aide of it was atlllost dry enough economy" has been called "soc(al-
bll.t olber was pretty, wet Jsm" by John Flynn In the Road
but ,y-Ith ,more and more cold .Ahead and he pretty well proves
weather probably It will not hurt his pOint. What Jtrnd o( planning
It lo plow It wet. It Is ' past tbe do you want and by whom? It Is
new moon now so It Is time to almost certain that we cnn not
Plant tbe abov' p I ant II . Llpbtwel"ht Animal. . 47 MULBERR'Y STREET
LEBANON" OHIO u- escape some sort of IIlannlng.}, Animals" that" are losing weigh I
whenever we can'. Peas, cabbage. ) ks h h
let'tuce and onions w111 stand quite . .:.. ' .....!..t:: -:.:: .. :-::::::: ;::' :' :' :' :::,:":,:.:.:":-:":.:"=::" :":-:":-:-:-:-:":-:::.:.:-:::" :' :" :' :'
a bit of frost and some day when
t he' ground fa too wet to on
you wlU look out and there they
are up and growing unless It hap-
pens 8S It has to me that I look
out and they are all uP. scratched
uP. by a rew Dusy-booy hell.,
That Is 'my problem now, how to
proteot them wben 'they first come
up for atter that the henl! uu not
bother tbem, but that flrst day
when the pea Is lJuliDed out of tbe
ground by the sprout the), dellght
in ptoltlng at them and loratchlng
out.
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Uuw.o WOI't1 Ilout "now and ...d .. )' iii
cu.a 11l1n. .hlli' Lbe lUna "'! ... ,,11.... 01'
we IJIUl ex .. ecL Itt ,,,luDn "ut
the long, mild WJuter WIth lou.
of raIn, it Is Llresome to bave aome
more 01 tho "lUlle.
>.Iodu,y w.uen 1 callie by Wat.unll
nil lllell' big while sows' were OUL
In the pasture lo,lowed ' by dozenll
of IItlie fat pigs. Tlley o!ttln
used to have sllee&l lind lliowos In
that llell1 uut Uldro ao Ilot seeUl
to be us many sheep around .bdre
lUI Lhel"tl wero lOr a. l'e\ years. We
bav.en t ali'y. r .ces ure hOlulUt;
up quite well but (lsrnaplI the dug
Quee40n has so'metwng to do
it. One of our neighbors lost some
sbeep . by dogs ,o,)g 11&0 and
now they )lave sworn lO kUJ any'
dog tllat comel on the place, Til
thing about that that 1 obJoct to ill
that they have left dead Ibeep ly- '
ing In tbe IIJ1d even their own
'dogs have been e_UhF; on them.
It seems doubly untalr to batt the
dogs iD and ' thel! shoot tbom_ Old
SmOky d008 not wander too far
from home these days and her teeth '
are so bad that I doubt If she could
even eat a dead shllep but 1 do bate
to bave dead animals of any
kind lying around.
The Fanq Bureau tl ba.vlng a
meeting at Ule, Springboro ' H4gh
ScbOOI. Martlh 29, ', 1950, at 8 :00
p. m. with an addresl on .A: Fal1ll
Program" by TheOdore Andorson
and a panel dfacusslOD. It doesnt
say whether that II a government
farm progrnm or whether It fa a
pla.n for ,rotat1Dg cropa and for-
tlllzing but sin c e government
farm prorrama are In the all', I
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WORLD'S FIRST
PIPE LIn WAS
. '
A. BAMBOO POLH'
The ancient Chinese
many discoveries,
but one of the most unusual
was transmission of nat-
ural gas.
Centuries ago, the Chi-
nese drilled wells 2,000 feet
deep for gas, carried it
through hollow bambo'o
l?ipes, and burned it
brine kettles to make salt.
2,000 Ye .. later
In Ameriea, George
Washington recorded tQe
discovery of natural gas rin .
a , West Virginia deed"..of
1775 which describeCl a
"burnjng spring." ,But, not
until 1821, in Fr,edortia,
N. Y., was natural gas first
used. Here a 27-foot well
supplied gas to light a
hotel. Half a century more.
passed before the first real
pipe line was built. It
served the city of Titus-
' ville, Pennsylvania.
Use of natural gas then
spread rapidly through
Ohio, West Virginia and
western Pennsylvania. In
the early days it w=ts rarely
consen'cd or
people left their burners
aU day. ,""'='
. Bif1IIof ..,.11dustQ
10 recent years, expan-
sion of the American nat-
ural gas industry has been
tremendous. New gas fields
were discovered in the
Southwest, and now nearly
260,000 miles' of pipe, in-
cluding large transmission
lilies like Texas 'Eastero's,
serve 86 states.
Today natural gas is
I,roooced, transported and
used with skill and care.
' AJoJle. it supplies more
than 14 % of aU energy in
the UDited
Like clockwork-that's the way a natural gas
pipe line must run. Operation of miles of
valves and machinery requires perfec:t; tIming
the time. That's why in your co1llnty and
in every county where Texas Easoom is a
citizen. the men who run the 'Inch Lines work
At 8 A. M. - Dinner for breakfast. i.'.
--"" ' There are no one-a:hift days
ih the pipe line busliness.
Dinner for breakfliLSt is an
old story to the nisrht crews
who keep the Inch Lines
running while their
neighbors sleep.
TEllS
around the clock. At the st:' tion near you,
the lights are on aU night, every night, as '
pipeliners work the "dog wah:h s" to maintain
the flow of essential natural gas energy. The
work they are doing for the nation is reflected
in the progress of your county.
For - early risers
Wcuthul' makes special cnnb
f !:; ' pipelino!". Hu
'I P before a:iwn :Ultl"
1'10:' :, :, ithout slcup
('c)ld waves, slOL'ms or
(Jo(ld. any em(;rgenc ,hI:!
is rendy to :\""'('.
I.ks!:;.
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Owne, and operator of the Big Inch and llHle Big Inth pipe .. 1&
... presented In community life of ten .tates wh .... Ita empl",", 11ft'" .....
Home oRlee of.ThaJ Eastern is af 3061W1am St., Shr.reporf,loilWllna.
Neo,..r.xa.'alf.rn ' I. at UIANON
PAGE SIX
WOMAN1S WORLD
Plan Your living' ROQrns With Eye
To Both Friendline'ssandComforf
By Erlta Haley
L
MNG ROOMS are just what they
say: room for living. Is yours
planned to be enjoyed by every
member of the family, for . reill JOY,
comfort and friendliness?
Tweed Fashion
For a room mea nt for
living, aU lhese aspects a. e at first
importance. Does , the room iovi.e
you in to stay as you fire t step in
to it, or does it urge you only to
loo.k at it in a detached sort ot
way?
A comfortable living room Is tuU
of friendly t>leasint colors that give
you a sense of rest al)d peace. It
has chairs that Invite you to lounge
and relax. It' s ' a room or which
you won't tire easily because It
has muted colors that you can Jive
with a long time.
It's easy to furni sh a room such
as thi s 11 you let common sense
rules guide you. Do plen.ty of think
ing about the rOOm belore you jllmp
into decorating It. Just as a good
carpenter has .a blueprint of what
he is making, you, too, should have
definite idea of what the room is
to look like when it's finiShed.
'You may have to sp. d u week
or two selecting one or two com
10rtable cha[rs, but when you think
of the years ' of comfort they will
g\ve you, the time is of no import
ance. ' .
The room should retlect yOu and
your Interests, too. It you like to
have people drop in and spend an
Soili a /ill;"8 room problem" . . ,
Important fallhJoD trendll are
'seeD In thllI' callual Sprlne eoat
of oranre red thin wool tweed.
Ncte the paired lI.kln pockets
wblcb appear to melt rlcba Into
the cod as weU all tbe deeply
IIleeved bodice fastened with ,
lold bUUODS. Tbe allaroUDd bell
Is made of DaVY leatber.
first, but then tire .of them quick.
ly. Too many colors will make the
room look busy, thus.tirlng you out
after ,)/OU -sit there awhile:
ev.ening in good conversation, this ' No oolor or no thought to rolor
can be shown in the comfortable will give you an unpleasing fee.llng
conllersational arrangements y"u' ve at indefiniteness and caD make you
planned. just as eager to get out of the oom
It you like it to be a place to as too much color.
r e;l d and relax, then have enough II the living room is large you
end tables, good Chairs and lamps can easily use some pattern. Too
. that make this pursuit easy. much pattern will clutter the' room
Use DO More TbaD and wlll give a teeling restless-
'lbree Colon ID Room ness and crowding, hsst ",bat )'OU
"But where can ,I starU" Is the want to avoid.
quelllidn mOllt .people otlk .when When conlldertD,. .oolor, never
IItart talldni 'about decorating. w use plenty 'of neutral
such as beige or tan, white,
etc. These will balance the
detinite shades and give the
room color balance. These colors
might be employed on the cellini,
woodwork or rull, wherever they
are malt needed. They are not
ofteD ulled on furniture upholltel7
or drapes, except when color bas
been used on walls or Door to
. create certain eHects.
Create Pleaalq Effect. .
With These Decorative Tip.
Just .s you avoid clutter' with tlie
proper choice of furnitUre, you ,can
do the same with th!! furniture and
other trtmmlna.. ,Some of these
tiPI may surprise yo,u, but they've
been tested for suitability.
atart with color, sinCe that I You can' mix light and dark
lood, lolld basic pol.nt. woods. All the furniture does not
The .colors may be chosen from have to match, though It should
favorite picture which you bave give a pleasing Irppression. Mod
in the room, or a -p1uce- of ca.n be used
you ' fancy on the drapes; a pot of wltb Victorian Or Ch.lnese. It the
flowers, a china platter, or some. room Is Early American, better
like that. keep It all that way, eyen to your
Every room should hr ve one main choice of chintz for coverings,
color, then a secondary one which Expensive materlaJs bre not Deed.
blends with the first. The thIrd ed for drapes or covering. In tact,
color is usell In small quantity, It's much 'better to buy good ' qual.
merely for accent. Ity, appropriate cotton in place of
You wouid do well to Ilh(;ose muted silk or satin that will hang limp,
colors since they' are easiest to live and dull. '
with year atter year. It too bri!o Avoid too much furniture, It's
liant, you D1ay like .them a lot at far better to rule out a piece that
is not absolutely utilized in a room,
B" SmarU
I
than it is to fill up space. WaU or
, tloor space can sometimes be more
I-. _____ ___ _l decorative if It's empty, than If It
Del.lcately Ol'llate, rich 10 their
'oU 0' ,old, brilliant and IIclnlll '
IaUo, wiijJ simulated preoloDI
Itooes, tbese are tbe effects
created by cOllame jewelt)' for .
Ibe lealOD abead, Very Dew,
too, Is the Idea of weariD' a
rlDa &bal repeat. the deslp of
Ibe earrinp aad ' necklace .
FroiD a DeW eolleotioD coma.
Uda perfeet example of .be 0_
r.eu.., IIUUIJ 8Uand aboter
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uses a picture or piece of furniture
'Just because you have no other
place to put it.
As' soon as an upholstered
begi ns to show wear. slip cover it
with some harmonious material.
Cha irs or sofas \\lith poor lines
should be hidden with covers, too.
Do n,ot display all your treaeures
in the. room .as it will keep you
restless: anti give a clutter ed effect,
Place 1hem In a chest and show
them otf one at a time by creating
a center of Interest. Each collecti on
or piece Will then receive the proper
attention and display.
Desks, sofas and pianos are .best
against a wall. not aoainst a cor-
ner, They create too much suspense
when used in the corner., as though
you were tryini to hide something.
Change PreporlloDI of Room
Wltb Decorative Tricks
If you have looked at your living
room crlUcally and know what
should go In it, but ue stilJ at a
loss 'as to what can be done about
the room's fault., bere', lome
concrete help.
The room with too bllh ceil In,.
can be brou,bt down, 10 to
U JOu paiDt or paper' the cellini in
Ibe lame ooJor u tile wal1l
For tile rG9ID In whiCb
appeAl' too low. ' tile
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THE MIAMI GAZETTE W
Thursday,. March 23, 1950
SCRIPTUFI,E: Rqmnns 1 ' 1. ' 1:1; 15,
10: A<t.. 27- 28; Phlllppinn. I ; U.
20 : 4 : 22. .
4. DEVOTIONAL READING: l u la h 2:S,
World-Wide Church
Lesson for l\L.arob 26, 1950
GOD WORKS his purposes out , In
w YR that not even the wisest
or his servl;\nl s can (o,esee. A' beau-
tlful example of this Is the way
Paul went, to Ro.me. Long before
he saw that city ' he wanted ' to
preach there. AU roads led to
Rome. as they do to aU world.
capitals, I;\nd people went there
from everywhere.

World Horizon
When Paul writes to his "pen-
trtends" at Rome (15:2229) of a
projected trip to JerusaleCl and
Spain, talting in
Rome on ' the way,
he was laying out
a trip to the east
and west ends of
c I v 11 ization. the
jumplngort places.
His plan was as
ambitious as if a
modern evangc'Ust
would write to some
churcb in India: "[ Dr, ForemlD
aim to visit , Iceland and JapaD,
and call' on you on the way out,"
. . .
Voyage
P
AUL EXPEc:rED to go to Rome
a, free man, his ticket (so to
speak) reading on through Spain.
Actually that. was the end 01 his
run. He went there und.e.r military
guard, prisoner under sen.lence.
The story is all there in Acts. how
first he was Jailed for protection
from a bloodh\milry mob, then
kept In Jail on general principles
(which is to say, th.c governor kept
hoping he wouid pay well for an
acquittllll, and tinaUy appea led "to
Rome, the highest court of the
empire. Appea.ls were expensive
and slow, then as now.
But )'aul must 'ha.ve COn'II! to
look at his Imprisonment,' false
as It W3S, as a beaven-seDt op-
portunity to make Ibat Journe"
to Rome. It was a gllkdged
accident insurance. Free, he
rilIgbt Dever escape tbe pl,,&-
ters and ' rcach Rome alive.
Cbalne", thc efrJdeDt RomaD
arm y Would see that be lor-
rlv.ed-and he did.
Four pairs of eyes were on him
night anil' day. No plotter could
stick him 'wlth a dagger .or shove
him overboOTd. . So-atter some
bairbreadth escapes to be lIure-
he was delivered safe Ind sound
in tbe very city 01 whicb he had
been dreaming' alJ these years.

The Church, at the Hub
Of the World
T
HERE IS NOTHING at all in
the New Testament to indicate
that chur ch at Rome ' wall con-
Sidered, byPau) or anyone else,
as The Church, or the Mother
Church: There is no claim that it
was foimded by St. Paul, Ittn lesl
by St. Peter.
It grew, as other churches grew,
by In!tltration. Christianll who
moved to the t;1, city would
together, and there the church
would be. Yet. ! of course, the Ro-
man church was Important.
1& wa. Imllortant because It
was at tbe. bub of the clvililed
world. Paul did Dot leem- to
mlnil Ii In the lealt, that he
could work only Inside his
prlsoD, or '!oonflned to qDar-
ters.' .
W(iling from his jaU cell to the
Philippians, he mentions converts
. from the army and from the im
perial sJavell. ("Caesar's' .house
hOld" in Phil. 4: 22 does not refer
to the lj:mperor's family, but to
the retinue of palace slaves.) We
know trom- the letter-- to Philemon
that Pau)' converted at least aile
"jailbird" .named Onesimus.
'. . .
The True Churcb Is A
Marching Church
P
A UL KNEW that a soul Is
, soul. sitting In the emperor's
chair or waiting at tbe empc.rors
tahle. God is no respecter at per
sons. But he also knew tl)i1t these
Christian soldiers would not al
ways stay In Rome; that even
Christian ' slaves would be sold
down t he r'i.ver; that the rcstless
feet whiCh brought their owners
to Rome would take them away
oga')n. Great cities are like that.
Futllnl:' dolVJl Chrlstlnnlty In
Rome not like putting a ,
lingle Beed Into a sbeltered
corner of the garden. It was
like scallcrlng a handful of It
to . the breeze, to he carried
fBI' an" wide. Panl'a vlllion II
stili Ihe vision of the churob
at It. best, Tbe .rue cborcll
mat bes on, alone the bl,b-
roails aod byroad. of the
world. '
We shall never be content with
a narrow, sheltered ChristianIty.
We cannot be satlatJed With half.
world religion. Only world-Chrl.
t1anit)' matches the grandeur of Ib,
New Testament Ideal.
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PATTErlHS
Va'riety and l'un in New Design
H
EHE'S variety and fun in n
new needlework design. Lazy
daisy and outline stitcll and si m-

? AJrl( ME ? ?
. . ANOTHER
A General Quiz
...
The Questions
1. \\rhal do ' the initials C. A. A.
and C. A. ' 8 . stand for?
2. Name the oldest capital city
in the United Stales.
3. What was the former name
of Oufty Square at 47th and Broad
way, New York City?
4. What CalTlous naturalist was
l1i ckilalmed "John-oBirds"?
5. \Vhat is meant by B Task
Force'l .
6. Name t he ' three American
Presidents who were married
dur,ing: t heir t erms of oHice. .
7. Name the first great sym
phonic orches.t ra founded in the
UnJl cd States.
8. H.ow would you determine the
circumference cif Ii , circle II ' yoU
knew the diameter?
The Answen
1. C.ivU Aeronautics ' Admlnls
tratlon and C I v I I Aeronautics
Board.
2. Santa Fe, New Mexico. '
Longaore Square. The name
.was changed because of the stahle
of Fathe.r Francis p, Dully of the
Fighting 69th. .
f. John Burroughs.
5. A, Task Force Is a mlUtary
force .sent out to do a. given job
8. T'yler, Cleveiand and WUson.
7. 'I'he Philharmonic 01 New
York, founded in 1842.
8. Multiply the diameter by
3.1416.
Howl. Relieve
, a:ronchitis
CreorDubioD relieves PrtltJIptly because
il righl to the seal of the .Irouble
10 belp loosen and upcl germ ladeD
phlegm and aid nlture 10 IqOlhe and
bral raw, lender, inOam'ed bronchial
mucoIISDlCmbranes. Tell YDurdru.ggist
10 en you baule of CrcoDlulsioo
witb the understanding you muse like
the -v il quickly dlmy. me cougb
or yOu .te to have your monel' blck. .
CREOMULSION
tor (Gughs,
plest l'ochoL for these gucst-
linens.

For, Ilowol., . rnrr . plllo\\, slips. Pol
t ern 7()n.. tnlll s Ccr G lUol!rs -I 1,gx 12 an..
chC:i: c roch t.lt ul r eeUoU.s, SfI;nd ,20 cents
nome, nddrCti8 .nnd Il tl ttern
Sewln, Clr e le Nef'aJlf'tTI\(t. Dr, . ..
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P . O. Box Hi::. Old Obels t-A SUlJOD.
No,
Now "o.k II, N. y,
Enclose 20 cents ror paUem.
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Aga Kahn Sees
. U.S. Strength as
Hope For World
NEW DELHI, INDIA.-The Aga
Khan raised his vast bulk in bed
-to which .he had retired with a
slight aside. London and
New York newspapers received
by a ir mall ana deliver ed an im-
pressive ha lf hour of opinion on
the hydrogen bomb, the world
political si tuation, begum Aly
Khan (Rita Hayworth), his per-
sonai wealth and the matching of
his weight in platinum in 1954 by
his religious foll owers, which will
bring in several million dollars.
The her editary imam (l eader)
of the Ismaili sect of Moslems
said that h.e tipped the scaJes at
225 pounds tbe. last time he was
weighed and estimated that when
nis body was balanced against
platinum four years from n'ow in
his jubilee ceremonies at Boin.
bay, Karachi, Bnd either Dar es
S?laam or Nairobi, he will gain
the equjvalent of about a million
dollars in each place.
He declared that he would con
tribute the enti r e amount to var-
ious foundat ions for the better
ment of his people in countries
where th.e contributions were
mas:l e. His weight was matched .In
di amonds in 1945 on his 60th
birthday anniversary.
Aga Khan, who among many
other activi ties of his busy a.nd
colorfui Hfe has been an inter
national 'statesman, the
United States as t he . present
world's "only hope' Bnd he tl- inks
Americans should build hydrugen
bombs and arm to the teeth at
once lest some other ' nation use
the superb9mb first and ss,art a
war that destroys civilization,
"If the United States is sudden-
ly submerged by a warfo'r-which
it is not prepared whole world
will go down," he declared. Urg
.ing that America readopt Theo-
dore RQosevelt's maxim, "Walk
softly but carry a big stick," he
. added: "I beg with my small
voice for what It may be worth,
America be strong-have a big
stiok, the biggest stick of all ,"
The potentate said that a strong
United States would "keep all
other nations in order" and reo
store free lrade. .
/iJ/' On fons, lawn mowers
".), Oil
"My 'voice means
'my career. The
mi,dness test proved Camel
is the cigarette that .
'h ' h "
agrees Wit my.t
. dJA.U WARReN
r(lr1'''RADIO M .. D
RECORDING ARTIST
CONSTIPATED? READ
. THIS HAPPY LmER.
"Had tried method aCter method to
r I ieve constipation, until I lost falth.
,1'hen 6ll)V an ad about
I sturted to cat this
Kellogg cereal
and WllS
the tine resul tll l"
ABpcrs,tl12BllileySt.,
Camden, N. J. Just
one of mallU Imsolic-
ited /ctter3jrolll ALL-
BRANltsBrs.}o'orIlOI4
too, there'" hope, for .
constipation due to lack of bulk in
the diet. 'iml{ly eat an ounce of
crispy Kellogg B duily,
drink plenty of water! H notcom1l1eulll
satisfied after 10 days send empty
carton to l{\lIlQgg's, Battle Creek!
Mich. Get double your money back
,personalJ
To Women With
Backache
A. we ret older, .t....,; aDd _train. Qve...
e&ertJoh. eSce&llve Imnkla or elJ'04lure ...
cold .omed", .. 110.... d9wa kidney IUD..
tlon. Tbl. may luad maoy lol ita to oom'
plain 01 notKl ne bankorh. , I .... 01 pep a o"
bead be. and di&&ln-. Geltlo.
up nllbta 0' I,oquo.' p ... r ..,ay .....ult
from .. 1001' bladder Irrltalloo. duo &0 eoi..
dampn_ or d lol&rJ 10dl.eNl lo ....
If your d'-mforta .ri du, to tile.
doo'l "al .. t.,. Doao. pm., mUd
dhar.d c. Uoed ou.,.,...Cull;y by mlUton. for
DVO' 60 y ..... Whllo tbl*' .ymptom. mIlT
olLlD other ..... Maul. It'. am.elbl bo.
maDY DOaD. itI.1 hIPPY ... 1Ie1-,
IIolp tbe 1511111.. of' kIdney tub .. aDd 61.-
lI... b out wut.. Get DOaD. I'IU. lodql
DO'AN'S PILLS
Are'you golDS tbrougb tb'1o
"mlddleago" period' pecul Iar
women (3853 ,..an) ? Dow tbla maO
you autrer from bot lIAahM, ' llol B(Io
neM)OtU, blib-etruJ:lg. "red? Thea elo
tr, Lytlt .. B. Plokbam', Vegetllbl.
Compound to reU""e .ucb IJ)1lDPtom. r
WMI of PIoII.bUD.' . Oompauod
belpe bUild up realal.&nce .... ll1IIt uu.
annoylDI mlddleage dlat","".1
LYDIA E. PiNKHAM'S =r=
application
MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT
for the life of yaur
c&em for
Brimm. Plai til.ine,"ripl. La, ,rrin on uppe,
or . it mold. prrfc:cd,
H"rd,,,, ,,.I,,sl,,,./u,,.d "",fllrl Eyen 00 old
rubber lies. Brimm. Plold1Jne:r .ives JIIood
re.ulu (rolD lis 1'II0nthi Co ,car or 'oalla.
End. 'irluo ond hoth .. 0' ..,
Ipplicauoonhllll"a r.w o(datl.Srnp.
.lippina. roc.kin. pi la loll lOre Rum. Ea.
.orlhlo,. Talk f.orl, Eo.fo, Ih. <om(ott thou.
Jagd. " i ll pvcr lbe <OUDtn. DOW."
with Brimflu PI ri.Liner
1aI, Ie "e-At .. 11"" "IM '"''' '_"entIy
Tastelell. odorlt.s. harmless to ,OU and"row
pllre . Cln perdire(tionl.
II), : -'Now , t",. fill to At.",) "tll.
."" .... , ... S i'.U 10... lIn.. fo, o ....
(or bOlh glare. h' VOU .dru1 .. orc.
YIS. CAMBLS AlU! so MILD chat ia a c:ourto-coaat test. of hundreds
of mea ud women wbo lIDoked Camell-sDd only Camell-for 30
DOIId tbftIat apeda1.i .... makiaa weeki, aamiD.tioaa, reponed
Nat OM ilngle - of II.oal illil.'ion
cluet. .. ..w __
Thursday, March 23, 1950
'VIRGIL
HEY, MUTT,
WHY DON'T
WE SEE
THE MOON
Iii THE

WE MN!.E
EVERy WINO OF
SAHOWICH 11'1
THE WORLD.
JUST ASK
IT
HOW 00 VOU LIKE IT,
SIR? INOULD YOU BE
INTERESTED IN BUYING Ii?
' THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
IT LOOKS VERY NICE,
YOUNG FELLER, BU:r I
DON'T LIKE TO GAMBLE
WITI-i
WHAT A DESOLATE
PLACEO! I'LL BET '
WE'RE THE FIRST
ONES TO SEi FOOl
ON "rnIS BARREN
WILOERNESS!
A CUTE ONe!
I WANT C'e JUST LIKE
.. GUYS, THIS IS MY DAD . Go . ,.
AHEAD AND ASK HIM ANYTHING.
- --
Swa"llows and Martins
Will Like This House
W
HE N the purple m artins and
the swallows gQ house hunt
ing they will love this ei ghteen
room mansion with its pa inted
brick chimneys, ' cut-out wooden
shrubbery, balconies and broom
stick pillars.

Complete directions on pottern 32Q.
Price 2Sc. Addrc!! your orde r to
WORKSDOP PATTEltN SEltVICE
Drawe r 10
Bedlord 0111 New 1/0" .
PAGE SEVEN
.-.--,-
Point of View
A lawyer, whose rosetinted
proboscis indicated an inordinate
fondness for IOO-proof stuff. was
trying to elucidate Ii point in hls
summation.
"Now. supopsing, Your Honor."
he said, "1 saw you going into a
saloon," . ,
The judge inter rupted caustic-
ally, ',' You mea n coming in. don't
you" "
.-------------------
IIGoodbye 10
COFFEE NERVES/
.. ince to
PO TUM 1 no 10llgor
! utTor irritubilily Dnd
rt1tigue due t.o nervous-.
noss- nnd lil o'8 110
much plcWUlntorl"
SCIENTIFIC FACTS,
lJotucoffru llud
Lnill cllfToi n- u. druq-
Jl nr-r re .Hm 1/10 ti t. So,
II'hi lo /tinny peoplo enll
drill k coffeo or wi Ulout iU..,fTeclr-'
. utTor ncr.' ousrHIIS, i hdigos u() n
nigbl ' , Bu t POSl OM contui n.
no CUrrCi ll- 1l 0fhi liUtilat can voll.iblll COlli '
ncrVOIJ ' '' U4. illdioe&iiotl. I/ceplu41t,UI .
MAKE THIS TEST. Buy I NSTANl
PO TUM toduy-<irillk it exclusively 101
;lU duylt--jwlqe' b" . . . INS1'AN',
POSTUM-A Vi gorous Drink mado fro
E1 cnllhlul IUld Bran. A Produot o'
GOllerul Food .
Only Duffs Hot Roll ,Mix
can make Prize
Sweet Rolls Like These!
//
" ./'
Lighter, fluffier rolls, rioher golden-brown,
fresher keeping, richer tasting. And you'll
find these home baked sweet
A ProduCI 0'
AMERICAN HOME FOODS
rolls so easy to make. Just follow the simple ?". "*"-"
directions on your Duff's Hot Roll Mix
package. Um-m-m gooel! ."' __ oO!t
P.S. For prize hot roUs-IY.",i,.,' . I.-ilsl add water-that's aU.
Hadacol Helps
'textile Worlc.rs
Stay On the Joll
The great textile mUls of the Caro-
linas are booming again witb lhifta
working day and night to tum out
the nation's finest materials. and
HADACOL is doing its part to keep
folks on the job. .
Many textile workers have reported
the wonderful reliet which has been
brought them by BADACOL with its
five B vitamins a'nd four imporlan I
minerals. Two of these workers, B
young father employed by the great
Cannon Mills at Kannapolis, N. C .
and a mother, at a mm in
nearby Salisbury.
N. C., recently
told how /-lADA
COL had helped
keep them on the
job.
polis. N. C., is 30
years old and the
proud fa ther pf
two children. His
work in the Can-
non mills calls Mr. Barnhardt
for a great deal of standing up.
"I had been ill for several yea rs,"
lIald M.r. Barnhardt as he explained
how ciose he came 10 having. to give
up his work. "I suffered with a weak
stomach. [t became worse and worse
with gastric disturbances. 1 just
could not hold food ond no tood
agreed wi th me. I could not sleep
and fin'ally I became so sick that my
legs, got' weak as I worked in the mill
each , ,
Mr. Barnhardt. like so many suf
ferers, had tried many preparations
without r elicf, when he heard about
HADACOL.
"AIter the second bottle of HADA-
COL 1 began to feel and to
regain the weight 1 had lost ," said
Mr. Barnhardt. "My dIgestion be
came normal again and today I am
as well as ever. My' legs no longer
bother me. I eat and enjoy ' my food.
1 sleep well and have plenty of
energy."
Mr. Barnhardt bas taken lIeveral
bottles of HADACOL and now takes
tbe famous vitamin' anel mineral
preparation to 'help stay ' well. He
bas bad his wife take it with won-
derful results ' and has recommended
it to his friends iii the mill.
Mrs. Maggie H. Poole, 1503 Oilro-
Une Avenue, In Salisbury, N. C .
had become so ill that she was forced
to elve up her work. but loon alter
he.arlng the wonderful news about
HADACOL she WBI back on the job
and ha. been doing well ever lince.
"I was tired, and nervoul."
laid Mrll. Poole. "I IUffered indiges-
tion and food didn't agree with me.
I also had headaches. Att.r taking
five bottles of HADACOL I felt IOOd
and wal back on the job at the mill.
I had tried 110 many thin,s that the
HADACOL news wu real bleBling
to me. I have more appetite and eat
what I want to. I feel better thaa 1
bve iD lem, Ume."
Mr. Bal'Dhlldt and lIN. Poale

Vitamins and the MineralJ whldl
liADACOL contains. HADACOL
comes to you In Hquid (orm, easily
assimilated In the bllJOd 10
that It can iO to work right away_
A lack ot oniy a small amount ot
B Vitamins and certain minerals
will cause digestIve distrubances.
Your ,food will not agree with you
You wlU have an upset stomach
_ . You will suffer tram heartburn.
gas pat n' Band
your (0 a d wJIJ
sour 00 you r
stomach , and you
will not be able
to eat the thmgs
you like tor fear
at being in misery
afterwards. Many
people also suf-
fer trom eoostipa-
And while
these symptoms
may be the reo
sults 01 0 the r
causes, they are surely and certaln
ly the signs of lack of B V.itamins
and Minerals whlch HADACOL con.
ta ins. And if you sufter fr om such a
deficiency di sorder, there is no
known cur e except the . administra-
tion of the vitamins and minerals
which your system
. It Is easy to understand, therefore, .
why countless thousands have been
bene Cited by ' thls amazing tonJe,
HADACOL.
, So It matters not how old you are
or who you are . _ it matters not
where you live or If yo.u have tried
all the medicines under the surt, give
this wonderful preparation HADA-
COL a trial. Don' t go on suffering.
Don't continue to ' lead a miserable
life. Many persons who have suffet'-
ed and waited fo,: 10 to 20 years or
eveD longer. are , able now to live
happy, , comfort able lives because
HADACOL supplied the vitamins
and minerals which their systeml!
needed. Be fair to yourself. TCIl1-
porary relief iil not e.nough for you.
Give HADACOL a trial I
Insist on genuine &DACOL.
Don't be misled, Accept no substi-
tute.
We are 10 firm In our bellef Utat
HADACOL will help you that we 8ell
HADACOL on a moneybaclt guar-
antee. H you don't feel perfect17
satllfJed alter using HADACOL ..
directed. just, return the empt)'
carton and your money will be cheer-
fully refunded, Bothing could be
fairer.
Sold at aU the leading drug stores.
Trill size only $1.25, but save moneT
-buy the large family and hospi1ai .
aize-onlY $3080.
H your druggbt does not have
HADACOL. order direct from The
L e B'1 a n e Corporation. Lalayette.
Louisiana. Send no mone)'. JUit your
name and address on a peDDJ' po.&-
card. Pa)' postman. State whether .
you want the $3.10 hOSpital eCODoln7
size Dr the $1.211 trial sfu. Remem-
money refullded QDo
lOll an nUded.-Adw.
" '
,
H I E MI AMI GAZETTE, WA
1II IIIIIIIIW:! II!I!,ill!lm!lll"h IIII" 11'lllllIt JII! jlll l.JiHI'" /? J) .1. J A I Ipl! rec'elveti
:: TWIN THEA THE Lla6J ..ifie
.- RATES: One cent per word,
- , , .... Warren , ' 0 lint 'I ,
= Oh- =.. rrill'llmum charge, 25 cente,
,Waynesville, 10 Thrae Ineertlone for the price
= == of two. Forme c'oe. W.d"'... l1ulldlng, Way nes vill e, Ohio,
, Cl osed on Tuesdav and Wednesday day noon. until 12: 00 noon, EaSlern Stnndll rd
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. , - SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M. 'rlnw, April R, 1950, for fu rnlshl n,::
s;;; ' MONDAY nmu FRIDAY - 7 P.M. == DO!'l'1' f ORGET TO CAll. ,II ! lubol' li nd mllle rlll is nu eS811J'l'
E'5 S us for ins urance. All typ es of 101' COilst ru tlon o f nn Ele ment ar y
E3i THURS FRI SAT ONLY = insu ra nce at . a. savings. . Call , elloool Add lt.l on to t he pl'esenl
. . = Fra nc is , Gene Brown, phone IJlgh (' hool buil d ing II ' cording to
= ..0 :t4 26 , ' W 'II
= .... - aynes vi e 2472 or call co.l- Iklll \\'l nl;lI li nd Sneclflcatlons pre ..
= From the World of A 'ow westenrn
o
== lec t, Wilmingt o n 2 1 t 1. ' J)llr ed hy Eo C, Lundberg nnd As.
60 Million Years Ago! ( ' ;Wl\I S B = 80cjllle!!, ArcbUe ts a nd Engineer!!,
:.::; See Prehi storic Anlmsl4l _ In - = WARREN BRADDOCK ' 111 ('l l1l1all , Ohio IIIU) wi ll be Pill) '
== UNKNOWN COURAGE s Top Soli, Hauling, Sa'ld, Gravel I!('\ y ollened and r end nlom) a.t
ISLAND E2 Excavating With Back Hoe, thal lime a nd place,
OF THE WEST = Dr,a"'lIne and BulldoiEer , S!ppall'lLte prolJosads w1l1 b reo
(Ctneoolor) ===
HOUSES FOR SALE
r.ovely modf' l'n 'l'wo-Ilelil'oom
white rl'lI me bome, hot wn lOl' 1",,,1.
Also IIl I'REO PII ' illne n windows, gu
r RI(O SIII'lI bs unll IrF' eH In ba ch ,
Large loL, Ill'll II t (fllily I/)I' ILI (,1
'Pl'lc('d II t $R7fitl
'r hrcr l'OOor wen r OnRll'llf'l ed
cemPllt blOll l, hOlt S." Oll l blli lt l
Ings. 2 on Highwny 741 R,
, ,
or Spr ingboro 0 1l 0.1 l.nlUi 1' 111111'
Pl'lcr d nl $4900
Uen ll ti ril l Ill'olle n >'
Homl'
Cnll :
Fl' lI\1k lln
DONNIS PH ELPS
He\1reAen I itl ve
RUSSEL HORN
REA l/vo n '
Rout e 2
NEW HOUSE
Nc w
- VIWt1nl - PnH'H' ss ititi
\' I'ry II 'fl ROtlllhl o ,
ROY, E. SMITH
Rout, 48 North 0'1 , Route 73
Phone Center vi ll e 7056
P VIRGINIA No 'Sel' lal But a Waynesvtlle.. Oblo celved for any " ne or number of
' GRElY 3 Reel Comedy = i Phone : W .. yu, .vllle' 2191 I;rll ncbes ot work or IlII on the Gen - ---'-____ __ -
el'II O Contrnct ; li pan the Stfl OID Try Gazelte Claaaified Ad
iI MON ruES == DANK n UN ' GRAVEL- Loade.I, li ming, Ventilating and Temller .
('hone 964Wl
27 2t . . : at DavJs Furnas Pit, ' 50 oents atll rp Control ; ullon the P lumbing
:z= II ni l and upon lhe Ete ..

\\,ho \\' aI's d ie raub i ll til e THREE cubic yard, We als o daUver , A,RM trl cnl work, The malerlal pr o-
ITAGE & SON, Pllone 2091 . tf
==. F'lI lI ll lesl Pi cl11re I II Ten to he uset! , time fo\' complel'
, nys Leo, th e Linn
00,00. __
ion of t he WOl'k a 11 d l h e com
CLEAN, ,_== WANTED-Typing lO do In my pete ncy ond reAponsl blllty of bId.
ADAM' S RIB AND home In the e venings, Phone 2'NS, deI'S \\;i11 ,'ecclve be ..
I NTERESTING X- 3- 29-J6-31 forEI a wnrd of cuntracts,
KATHERJNE .
'HBPBURJIi
SHOWS 7X'E 1\ A II prQPosa ls s hall be made In
LUl l BER - All klnds.ln all l en (' onrol'ml t y wit h t he Oenel'AI Code
gtbs and Widths , Kiln dried, of Ohio lind s hall .be on bidding
Reasonable pri ces , An </ rders, 'whi ch 8'hRtl be obtained f rom
lllrge or small will be dellver etl , the AI'chl tectB and sholl bo e n
WEEKLY


-=
NE' ws :.Ind MOM Cal'toon

Hog HouBes AC\" IAMB, Pllbne

- W:lynesvlile 2101 ,
,Ii
'Attention Farmer$I '
STEEL and METAL Prices
Are Advancing
Check Your Fence
Needs ,Now' Before The
Price Advance$. '
"' OR SALE - 70,3 acre fa rrp,
7 room modern hOll se wltb ' oil
fur nace . . Y.. acre lake, 58 aerell ot
a\falfa , Plenty or wat er, Locat d
til miles , from t hird and main,
I'H)' l On, !lobt , !\ . WII Ron , I",ytle, 0 ,
X- 3- 2 ..
POR SALE - 194-1 Plymout h
(' oacb, Rad'lo, heat e r. Harold
ORbol'll, Mai n St, Phone 2594,
- ,3-2-9- t6- 3t
' Fpn SALE- One' pair men's 'rol ,
I r l'lnk Skll lSS, , l70e 7, Pbone 2.7-13,
X- 3- 29_1 6-;-:h
FOR ,SALE - c oldspot Re(r lger ..
ator, 1948 Model, 26 pound freeZI'llg
('upuel t .\' . 8.7 cu. fl . Cecil Palme ,
Rooks Road, Centervllte 7383,
. X- 3-2. g.16-3t
clofled In a sealed envelope 11 110
llddressed t o t he "Cle rk of the
'[loRi rd of EdllClnUoll, \\ ayne Local
School Dist rict. Waynesvill e, \\ ar-
ren C0I1I11y, Ohio" til II! br
endorsell on th e Ot \l !; ide of t'lui '
en velo pe with lhl' IHUli e of t he bid.
Ilpl' nnr! t. he Rtnte ment (T'ro(l l) f\nl
fill' th e (Jenel'l1l ('olltl'n r t) 01' othl ' r
R(l cr- It lr t l'lll.
The IImwlng" nn.11 s peclricali on9
for t his wor k wi ll be on fli p II I
the () frlce 01 the le rk of t he
nOlII' d of E,llI clltion lind l be of,
l iC' p of the Al'r hl tect>l , 11 I .. 0 01'[\e1l1
PI:J re. itll'lnnntl 2, Ohio, 01' may
bl'l proem' d at Ine oW e or the
CASH FOR DEAD STOCK
According to size a nd condition,
All Stock r emoved pr omptly, ,
Hone8, $2, 50 .' COW8, $2,60
Hogs - 260 C"!t "
JANES RENDERING
Phone Collect
Xenia, O. 1712 or
WDmincton. O. 2362
- Try Gazelte Clusified Ad
0-,- ______ ,_ I
WEEKEND
'"

,
.
Kahn or KingAn
SLICED HAM Lb.
CHUCK ROAST
Good. Lb.
LARGE TIDE
OrDUZ
73c
49c
25c
DOT
i
PROTECTION , , ,-
Sail t brough m e wit h t he
ass urance t ha t your finanCial
troubles wm be protected by
a regul ar dtpOSlt In your, sav
Ings nccount
The WAYNESVILLE
NATIONAL BANK

s .. I
WII.... "Ja." CGmee Fro
ID almOit eYtrJ JOur , IDee 1900.
arelll b .. provided more than half
fit the UDltecl Stat .. cotree .upply,
AlthOUlb the .lan. name for ' the
drink Ie "Java... Uj S, Imporle o.
cofte. from the Ea.t Indian Illand
fIJI that name u e relativel y IIcht .
Iliabe.' Ra ilroad
Jllilroacla operalin, in
nllb hilber alUtudea Ulen in an,
otbu etate, tile blrhe.t for an,
NDcIard ,au,e ratJroad belD, On
'the ColOrado " Southern r ailway a1
ClImax, whe ... the el evallon 1. 11,
319, reM ebove R a level.
- Try Gazelle Cbllslfied Aci
We Have a Good Supply
Of Fence On Hand, But It's
Going Fast.
:FOR Plymouth
ae nll'er A-I condition, Delmar Ber t.,..
. , X- S 23 .. 3D-4,/j
Ar c'hlteclR, on whkh wi I bl' reo
CJ11io'cii a depos it of ' $2a,() O ror om
IIlet e' A n Il d
SpAl:ltl etl t lonR u"d 10,00 fOI" M,' -
"'"1 nlcnl li nn Sl'ol' lrh:lI -
tlons, Docume nt s will he for '
\\' [lrdell to bidders lipa n request ,
Collect. The full amount
of tile deposit tor one set of dQc,
uments will be l' et'Jl'nea 't o ea, b
Actusl bidder and a ll otber deposits
'w III jle refugded ( with
not exceeding t h" 1.1 ttlnl cost o(
repr oduotlon of the doouments)
LOST- BlaCk Suede Pocket oook upon return" barges primold, of
In viCinity ot Metbodlst Church. 1111 documents ' In good (' ondltlon
Thlll'l!day night, Personal belong. wJthln 30 da,y" after the 1\ a I.e of
IngB, glasses, key, etc. MO. 7800: opening of bids,
FOOD STORE
__ .... __ THE NEW
FAIRLEY HARDWARE
Wayne.ville Ohio
PATRONIZE YOUR HOME TOWN PA.PER
BABY CRICKS
, 'Immediate Delivery
Hatches M()nday and Thursday
'STARTED CHICKS
1,2 and 3 Week Old White Rocks
and New Han,tp.hire.
GET . YOURS WHILE THEY LAST
,
,Also Ubiko Chiok Starter
Hodson' Hatchery
Tel. 2345 Waynesville, Ohio
T.lechron
DECORAToR
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NO MOIST 1IC"''IOCIC
H
1:-
1111, II"IIIHI lite ..... cleek _y ......
CftMei ,... the ... or IIvIle ,. ..
cOllvHt!etII' monn.r. S.lect _yo'!'
DECOllATOR with .... , .... , .....
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mith Elecb1c Service
Dayton' a nd, reverse obarges, MI'!! , Pe rformance Bond In HIe amount
Wilbur Foulks, Waynesvi ll E' Rout", of 100% of the contr act Will be I'll"
Iwo, X-It, Qllh'ed a nd Bid Bond In t be Rmount
of '10% of t he proposal mllst nc o
WANTED-Ironlngs to dQ In my compa ny a ll bids,
1I0me. Mrs. Gladys Fr ye, Beros ;
l rom high Bc hool. X-3-2.9- I6-3t
Sl'I.i d Board uf Education, re-
serves t he right . 0' reject nny and
'---;---- - .. 'bIds t endered Rnll to \ \' 111 " 6 In"
WANTED - A pl ace to live III fortnRlltieA.
WaynesvillE', House, ILpalt ment ' ,
w h R. t have you ? .rohn DroRlli / ' By order of UI P Board of
Waynesvill e Locker Pl a nl. Uoh. LoclI l School Dist ri ct,
9 .. ] 6. 2:l Wayncsv!lle, Warren Cunt,y, Ohio,
WELDING-At my fll r m, --a:rri
Lee, Exper t ' pl ow work \\'il '!
h,ard r od facing. 3-,i1 6.23-30-4.;
Ry: John Gons,
Tly: C, W, DarnhllrL, Clerk
Mar ch 9- \6 - 23,-30
- , Try Gazette CI ... ified ' Ad
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' HAVING INSTALLED, A
MODERN SHOE,
REPAIR OUTFIT
I AM, EQUIPPED TO
QO A-I WORK
Your BUline.. WDI Be
Appreciated
..
Pricel S .... t .t
132.00
For 1 H.P.
WANTElO-Mll n with ell'r fOl' full
time HlI.les work, l.lberal ..
blon, boh uB nnd dmwlng aCCIIII II I.
For' per sonal In',ervle,,' wri te (' - 0
Miami Gnzetle, L: \II' Li s Clrcultbllon
Compnny,
Charles R. --"F ...
OHIO
CEO. ' B. ,BLANDFORD
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, R. R. 2 LEBANON, OHIO
:: Ya MILE NO RTH R I DOE V I LLE
, VelllDteer FiremeD
It II a.tlmated lb. t there are
arOUlld 750,000 Ameilcan volunteer
lremen. Compared with perhapi
100,000 funtlme profe. slonals, Uia
vollUlteer. 1ar,ely Ifrve the rur.1
dl.uJete, ' Imaller ,town, ' and com.
mllllltl .. ;, They r pond In man) '
metropolitan .ubur b., however, in
dudln, eome of New York'
LlvelaGel" Products
,l Ave ' WIre and Progressive, An
otl'ga.nlzatlon secon'd' to none, I
SlJ'lIctl r sellers o,n t he best all',
I! market In the '
SiERVICE SATISFIES
For Dally Market Reporte:
,WH IO Dayton, 12: 50 E,S.T, DIal
1300; WLW Cincinnati, 1240,DJa l
700. r. PrQduction of' livlltock pr oductl
takes nearly 90 per cent of the land , NORRI'S' BROCK COMPANY
and 75 per cent of the labor farm-
used to ral se tht tood w.
, Tbe & ads work
fine but don' t expect them to re o
cover IORt opportunities ,
!S1'Uf,_
1111a weed, leafy IPur ,. I, bti-
llel,ed to ha ve come from RUl llie
abt)ut 1880 .
Fresh ,:Dressed Hens
sac Per l:tound
Smoked Pure Porlk Sausage
4Sc Per
Waynesville Plant
WANTED
REAL
BUYERS WAITING
cspecia ll,v Frrr ,Farms
FOR QUICK SALE ' CALL,
Roy Smith"
Broker
R1. ..J 8, 5 mi. South r, (
, Cent e rv ill e .
PHONE Centerville 7056
Phone CemervWe 7417
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EYES, EXAMI'NED
HOURS:
9 10 12; 1 10 5
Except Afternoon
DR. E. WILKIN
Optometric E'ye S pecinli st
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RES. 129L
SAND and GRAVEL MORROW No. a
BLACK-TOP DRIVES
TAR and ROAD OIL
LAWN .nd FILL DIRT
READYMIX CONCRETE
EXCAVATING anel DUMP TRUCK STRVlCE
About Town
azette
ITEMS OF INTERE8T
ABOUT YOU KNOW
Servinf 1850
,;
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
, .
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950
,
1I1r. and 'Mrs. I''--Id La..:..L W C WI'TII WAYNESVILLE METHODIST
Mr, and Mrs. Oilbert Frye Ilnd Mr. S, uu eo WU SUPPLEMENT THIS WEEK , men OUDty ' ."IU CHURCH $'PECIAL 8ERVICES
and Mrs. Earl , .J!,;llmhart were Du. to the fact that we na" T ' I Sunday mornlug, 'April 2nd at
among those who attended Farmen Oler Best Speech' H' ld Coo t the 10:80 worsbl'p hour, there wl.ll
few large ad. thll week, anel 0 0 n J .
, Week Ill: Columbus. I11III11 not h.ve room for everythillfl ' be a\ servlce and tecep-
Mr. and Mrs. WllIlam o..:-e In the regular llaue, we will ha'" In tion of members tntp the cburch.
had IllI Sunday evening pesta, Mr. CllZ a Imall lupplement which W,I,II eo,," stitute Special music by the chOir, o.nd
and Oharles Moyer Ilnll JIll', taln, among. other tll,n,., the ,.. ' aermon by the mlnlster.
. and Mrs James Clark of Gel'IlllUl- nanclaJ' report of the BOIlard< of At 7:30 In the 0,11' choir
:town, Obto. ,GRUEN of the Wa"nea.Ur. INTERESTING PROGRAM .WILL of 16 voices will- glve the Easter
Mrs. D. C. rudge. MltJ. Stanley WILL BE , PR',E8! ' . School, , cantata 'Vlctory Divine' by J.
H. Baley. Mi-.! Jesle' ," BE, MORNING TrtlIIWl. walcott.
Mrs. Roger BroWn and Mrs. Bertle ,TO WINNER A'ND AfTERNOON Soloiats, , Soprano. Wss Ma,ry
Mills the iDs poCltlon Of FHA CLUB TO Ann nurton, Miss Ru1h . Earnhart.
LecBbu'rg Star Ohapter. , The winner or the coUntY"Wlde BOX SOCIAL.,' 50-50 DANCE Wsrr.en COWllty Woman's ,Mn. H. C. ;Hodson; Contra\to, Mrs.
'l'b South Way n e Ad-vlsory historical contaat The' Waynesville FHA club .wt1I Uan: Temperauce Union will ,bole! Robert Bernard; Tenor, Mr. Har-
Council held . tbell" regular meeting Bponsored by tl'raJl!!ls 'Dunlavy 8polllJOr a community box their IIII8t1tute on 'tuesday, Ian Earntlart, Mr. 'Work-
on Thursday e'venlng at the h'Ome Sons ' of the American and .' 60060 dance Frida) 11th at B&,ptlat Ohurch man; Baal. Mr. Don' Oahrls, Mr.
o. t Mr. and Mrs. RhodeB' will receive a hand- M h 3 in FrankUn, Ohllo, lIIoniw .. f!le88'OIl' James Jonett. Mr. lJOn Workman:
, . arc . 1, 7:811 at ,
wlt.h MrB. Earl Hock,ott 8S guest of some jewel lIrec18tOlr , Oruen 'lVrist auditorium, be8lnnlng at A. M. This Is a very nne cantata and
the evening. FollQ\ .ving the bus. watch. according to WWIaln M9.son The Countf Executive Ule publfc Is cordially Invited to
":/' . Auctioneer will be
1nes8 Mr. S. BIllI con. Phillips. BAR presldent. pleaeed to aunounee that Ohio'" bear it.
Thl
hl8h sollhom,o, re, lOc > '
tbe discussion on "Farm p,rlze haa . been donated" by Mrs. Either 'M.
be chaorged to those who' wf*
and HlOme Safety." Jewelry !loop 8Jld The and Illata corre .. ndlng
"'-ld . " &I:tell,1l the dance onlr ...
GOOO :FRIDAY 8ERVICE
The pleasant' BOCial was also..... en Lamb as an , Incentive t9 , MIlS Ruth: C. Duncan,
very much enjoyed. and deUCllOU8 the young men' In the Junior 8Jl'd ,
iEv
8J70
n
e 18 to state heatlqUaners ' In Colum-
were served by- tbe senior classes of tile nine htlb this evelLlng of fUJr. are as gu.ests.
host and 'hosteSb. schools In Warren CO\lllty. The Other numbelrB of Interesting
The Good Friday Union 8ervlce
11'111 be J1eld In the 1\1etbodlst
Church from 1:30 1;1. m. to 3 p. m.
WIIG'neavllle Farme rs' Grange 13 Winner of the CUI11lty contest wlJl Mrs. Hiram George, preaeated at botb
wlll meet iil regulal' Besalon on Sat- compete at Dyton 01'1 April ulb teacber in 'the Harveysburg 8Jld afternoon 8e88lonl,
'was abse.nt from her Cl&llS88' .-. "- -
unIay eVening :a,nd following tlie tor the oPJK)rtunlty, of rellN_1 _.. WOIDn urpd to attend
. . nal era! d AVa. last week. o""ng to
bUSiness period; a fine program of state 01 0b10 at the nado ..., .. ,.. anel every OW' Intereated In under.
The Episcopal, FrlendB and
MethOdist churches
tbe busines8 hO\lBes
to close servfces. .
poems, music. "braln.twlsters' con. SAR'conventlon In May at AtlaJldlii' llM.a. .lanllng tha WCTU work 18 cor-
teatB nnd. a dlt.cusBlon on "Should' Cit,.. Mr. and Mnt. Wayna,. dlally lDvlU!4.
ANNDUNCE IIRTH
, Children Be PIl.d For Worklng Stuctenta jnt8N8ted In IlperJllq IlUntly l>t DIlytoll'. were the dllMil/.l A JIOWld 4laner to WlUcb -.ell
the has been ar- and In biatory are ul'led to enter dunng the end 'of Mr. one 'wtlJ cotrtrlbate ' ,De
Orval 8I,1d Ro.Be. of
W&J1U!8vlUe, lLoute :II. are announc.
ing the birth of IOn, Orval Ken-
DBUa. &tMIBJDI Valley HOspital,
'March 14. '
ranpd by tba commtuee. twa cOmPetltloa Oratloll8 are reo paMntB. aDd Mts. Will art1Allfl , and table aenb
LIttle Nanoy ,Settlem;yre of near qUlred to II"" with Am .... can his Rev. Jamoa Baoer 1s will be serTe!l I ,t noon. The wom8\l
Oroconta, 'Yaa a SundJI,y tory around 1tevolUtlolIII'f war. revival services at a church b&' the !lhiu'O" 1I.fU serve bot coltee.
and 'Monday guest of her ' grand period. Speech .. ,JDay be from mlngton. J:n' i
Mr. a.net Mrs. L. C: Bt. rour to mlnUl" In lellith anll 114.... and Mrs. oIlIIIse n .
Jphn. ' must be melllOrbeCL their SOD DaDD.7 .. JI : (1m , orUun.
" ......
....... 1ft .004 aource
"" h C. .
Mrs. J'. P. Mra. D. C. Frt.'nklln.aDd I ;r..ebanon high: orclay fro.m the Jorc!aJl ri .... "" . .... WI
lUdge and Mrs. Melvin Banta at- achoo" bave to lend Mab straet into the HENRV IA. MIiLCHIUt
tended a luncheon 011 Saturday at lUi 'entrant "'iIle county contest, Brooks propert,.. Rent R. B,lclber of R. I, Wayne' .
the homo of M1'8. 'Sar8h TUrner .. baye the aevel!! blgh ichoola 'Mr. and Mrs. ' Clifford Doat81''' le, blo, 4 eel March 25. at 6:3G
eBburg fol' the 1944 Worth" 11 n 4 e I' eouni;r Superintendent their cbUdl'en: Cheryl and ' Dr ' n Otat On! Relt Bl:>me. Day
I3be wu a kind loVlDg mother aI-
Wl,Ys willing and ready to belp
thoae In slc!Qleaa allcl trollble. She
wlll be greatly mllsed. Dy relatives
Matrona of the DIstrict ' n __ Ha.tfIeld. of w,re tbe 8UfJRU SUn4a,. or fl, Ohio, It th, ..., of, a. PI'
and honoring Mrs. Fromm who IdDe IICIIOOla Ie entltled to have DOBter', au. anel . e"n '" III '15 ;.n,
and fJ1enda. . ,
We ca.n rejoice tn, tbe met that
...tter haviq Ilveil a fuU life,
br' work liVe Is completed. She
baa that better
wbeni IQmnr and pain
waa lliattlct Deputy ior .. 7Ml'. ODe reprMllli'tatlve at UIe' ClOunt)' Doster. e ";fa torn. )\'GftlDber 18. I8!!'
!M188 Jean Hartsock w .. bOiit.eaa eUmtnation In La...,. on April 8. :Mn. 'Rub),e baa ' ... V Va."earl "."
to the Young FrleQdl I1'01lP 0Jr , Prancla 'DuD1a"" 8AR fnp a mll\1or In
8181&7 ' eftDJDg. Tb. balllnea ... recentb" fonllld. )Jeacenduata widenent , .at \:j 'ihJlclllA*

jo,e4. after the boate.. r'
refre8hment.. be Qf !.he l..ollett far__ I
r. ,..... alte la forevei' .. _,unll'
" ,
n C ett of De1tmlt.
Mr. ,oeorp Munger and' Mr. the ' S&cJ'9ta1'Y, BuDding and contned to lila Ilome by
JWbOf1 Radcllfr of Tu8cola. . OUa.. bulldlng,16 BrOi.4ft.,..
n"Jlnacke of We lILlIa ' you
gbria. at home. two lI0II8, Oh,mH.1 A ...., d. out life Is cut:.
homa. were gueats of Mr. and Mrs.
GleDll: Bor!1en dUrIng the
week. having been ea1led here by
the death or Mrs. Borden'a mother,
Mts. MiDDle :Munger:
Mr. Alton EarDbart of Paulding,
, Ohio. was a week end gueat of By ;JANE FITE
hJs parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,A. ' H. A. group of Harv't!yabUrc High
School Itudenta 11'01 be &tarred tn
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Miller. 14188 a mbl8trel ''The Showboat of 1950"
Beth Wieltfall and Mr. JimlDy at the achool au'dltorlum Frlday
visited the "Calumet Farms" in eveDing at 8 PI m. Kennetb WilsOn
Kentuoky on Sunday. a mei:nber ,of tbip years grac1llaUng
,Mr. and Mrs. William Strouse class, will appear Iii the role of,
were' evening gu,eBta of InterlocUler, and special aelectlonl
Mr. and Mrs, lac,, ' young tn 'Wlll Inelude vocp,! 1010a by Miss
ClnclnnaU. Myrna Miracle. The entire-
Mnt ... George Daubert V(U1 be under the dlrecUon of Mrs.
of Pine PenD8y.lvauta. an-' Edua Bogan. director o,f mUlle In
M.ra. Sally Wrlgbt and Mrs. li'Jor-
eilce FraIIt ..attenaed the funeral
Bervices for AlbOll 1J8 Haven at the
Neeld J'uDeraI Home. Xenia, Sun
day' aftemoon. Mrj DeHaven, a res-
ident of the New Burlington com
mUDlty;'- waa weU lmown: In and
around the vlllage.
Tho Adult ;BIble Clas8 of tbe
Jonah's RUn church: met at
home Mr. and Mre. Howard Oro.,
ham Tueaday evening. Will GUllam
conduoted the Devotions and Mrs.
Lena ClUk and :Mrs. A. S. Conett
had charge of tbe progrsm and
BOCI8.\ hour.
"Wilbur Shldalter Ja reported to
be seriously ill with pneumor.ia. at
her country hom!! near WUmlngtqn,
!IF. MI1l. B. .I. Hill euter
of ObJo. IIId W. JIdd tbe IUDlhlDe of your face;
Ralpb or WSYJ18svWe. Vile mAla yOur kind and willing
HIs fUneral wu held at tile , hluld, ,
Stubbs Funerall Home In Wyn"8l- Your foild and earnest care.
ville, March 27, at 2:00 Our bO,1R8 la' dark without you;
M. with Rev. Fox o!flclatlDg. We mlaa TOU every where.
He was burrled at Lebanon, Va..
LAURA REEDER
Sunset eVlln!ng Btar.
And on, call for me!
And JIUI1' thero be DO of
tJle
'Wmlen 1 put out to aea.
lIut such ,a tide as loving seems
, asleep
Too full for Bound and foam,
that whlllh drew from out the
noun.ce the engagement of thelr tJi;i' HarTiI,.sburr;
daughter, Elsie. to, Alton. EamJuLrt, Three high
"I1,noll'l ta.lJled the local Brldge Club, '()f,
which they are memberB, to a 'party
aud eveDing or caras at th'elr home
III Mt. Healthy Saturday evening.
boundles! deep
Turns again h'Ome. .
BOn ot l\1r: and '1\Irs. A. B. Earn" students Vion 18OOn'" rat4ira at,the
ot Wn.ynoBVllle, OWo. . Mlas MIami Music Featlval beld recently
Dliubert IB graduate of FIndlay at 'Were Mla8, Myrna
Findlay" teaches Rae Miracle, .,oprano soloist who
. solence an.d mathemaUclj in the sans "Morn1ng," Mlal IJoster,
Haviland-Scott Hgh . School,., Havl' 'clarblet" soloist' wIlo plai'ld "Nac
land, Obi o. for the past ' folil' 'years. tume" "and Howard Doster, blirttone
Mr. Earnhart, ' a NaVy veteran of eo1olBt who played . "Olen Eden."
World War n attended Cedarville MIIIB Mllracle ' Is a lIenior at tJie
College. "'and' waB from HarveyabUrg bigh scbool and both
'Oblo State UnivetBity. an'cl Is 'now J'anet and Howard Doster are mem-
by the County bera o.t the ' high
Farm Bureau, ' 'Paulding" Ohio. school band pl_,. under the
dlrocUon of lint. Edu,& C. BOlan'.
........ "7- ", , The Crusadl'rs C ..... tbe Moth-
Bow, 8hOu1d . r8J9n be 10 , odlst met at the home of
It woo, ,tt tha' 1hJD.., JoaId
llQ'ODI Ibould' roIWd III a __ and M'ra. Charles
oj 101\",1 to eUmmate __ I nncla,. Gveninf for tlrelr
moIIture: then 'han, tbeml ", a ' meetlDc and JK)Uuck dlDDer. The
limier unW' b,J, u.GUIb to Ina. I:,'rlillll,.' were,uslated In.h'Olpltalltlea
lion oD tlie Wrolla.use-wl1b a ' lIIIMf.. > by Mn. Elvie Smlth 'and Mr. -ane!
. erate SroD. Remember, watar .- ilns. Clls , . ' G ... . :\11'&...
rqoo 10 ." Itt it 4r7 ,.
8JUI tbe ,bave to' IprlDkl. H. Mrs. Ets. ,Ele!red Tiel-
Mila VlrdDla Taylor, and
l"ro&ecUoa 'or Bop
Keep bOil from COmbII ......
With pneumOD1a"tblI winter b1 bed'-
dIDI them down In a ,ood.
,place fl ... ' tram clratt., .,..
1JIa!varatty of' DUDoII awlIIe' ape-
oSa1IItI.
Mias laDe lI'1te attended the din
ner and, committee meeUq/ Of the
warren CowitT CaDcer .Punii DrIve
.In Lebanw, Tu-.4ay eveDlng.
The Wome'na Soclet7 of Cbrlat1an
'Service will 1I/01180I' a food we at
the Gr&D18 Ball, Satarday, April 8.
Funeral lerYlcea were- held at the
BcbllentKoore. Funeral Kome In
Duton for lin. Ida Howe, 78. who
puaae4 &W8J' at a oo&pltal In Dar
toll; I'rldq 1IJ.OI'IlIq, A former
1' "laldat err dala ClDllUD1lDlt7, abe 111
II1lI"Ylft!ll by. IODt 1IanT. 1rltII
wllom ItIre .... ber home, aD4
.sater, I'nt- Bo'IlIIIla or Ill&!' Bar.
1IIterm., WU lJl tile
.... CIIUttr.r. oorwsa.
Twillgbt and evenJng ben
lAnd after that the duk!
And may thl'n, be . DO, sadDeBB of
farewell. '
I embark.
,Mrs. Edna. C. Bogart and daugh-
ter Barbara were gueBtB Saturday
of her motherj rs.. Nina. Coml)-
.ton of Mason. For though ft:om out. our ,bourne
. of TIme an.d Place
Mrs, Blanche Carr enlertil.1ned ITlie flood may b,ear me fa.r.
with a ramUy dinner at her home, I hope to Bee my PlIot face' to face
Sunday In compliment to' 'When 1 have crosee! the
daughter MI1l. Maste.rs, and Laura Reeder Osborn', d,aughter
her grandllaughter, MlsB KAIrnno.J of Jacob Reeder an C1Sarall ' Ells-
Raye Adams of Corwlnr who were abeth Pope Reader. passed away
celebrating tbelr birthday aDl\lver. at ber home. near: HarV!!J!sburg,
aarles. The guests, were Mr. and Ohio; March 18. 1950, a.t ibe AlO
Mn. Ramonll and th,elr of '76.
chtldren of Corwin, 'Mr. and Mrs. She was bol'n near Centerville,
Everett G9rdan famUy of Xing Ohio; on Octo'ber 14, 1878. Five
man. MI8S Carol Adams and Lean- slaterl and two brothers have pre-
ant NUl or Mr. and Mrs. ceded bel' to Ilhe ,great be,,Ond.
Emel'llOn Masters and son" Jerry
Il}ld Tommy.
Mr. and Mrs. Oharle8 Gordan,
Mrs, lAUra Sbldaker, Mrs. Osee
Harlan, and Mri. :A. S. wore
callere In Dayton. af
ternoon.
Rev, I. P. Thor.nbury . attended
&elslon. or the Southern Baptlat
Theolol1ca1 Semlnary ConterelLC8
held to Loulaville. Ky., last week.
.The Gleamers CI88S of the
l'I'lenda Church were entertalDed
On December . i9, 1891 lbe 11'''
unJted in mBLITlage ' to Franoia
Marlon Osborn at
She lea.'Ye8 to moUl'U her 1088,
her husbaud, two daughte,rs, Elale
Surface and FainlhUd, four
Ions, Oarl, MorriS, Chari,.. and
DlIs; twenty"two arandchUdren.
fifteen great 4I'FandchU6ren: ODe
elater. Cellndll Oaborn. LelltallClll,
Ohio; and a brother John
Centerville, ,01110.
to a pgUuck dinner at 'the bome patPlDg will E1c1recl Tletmerer,
of Mr. and lira. Maynard Hackne7 Mrs. vlnJlnli, BU'Ol4
Satunla)o ...mq. The procram Tuoker, Waitei' KCC&rreD. U:rs.
.eluded II"OUP Iiolipl. Edna Bogan, ancI 1111. .TaDe Itt&.
lin. Mu1aD Ets hae been apo lIi88 .Tanet Dueler. .IA Jlel_
po1Dte4 claalrmaD to heacl the local BartIIodt Hobert DIIater d
-mpe'1D In tile fWU1 arms for teDde4 tile
tile WIirNa c::omao CaImV 8001.. Il.ta Sa IJld., ..... tile
A-Whc IIiI. .. ,. &Jia. ....
FIVE CENT
CARD' OF THANKS
/We \Ish 10 thank our H'lenos
and relaUves lor tllCir j{llldllel! s
ankJ. sympatpy sbo\vu us dllring
the lOBS or my wife and our -
motber. Wo espeo1aUy wis h to
thank tbe don orB of flow'era and
cards; Rev. Thomas' Blw:kmore
for his comforting wo;ds and the
Stubbs Funeral Home fOl' t1u!i lr
efficient serVice.
F. Osborn and Family ..
CARD OF' '1 \'IAN I('S'
Most sincere thanks and deep
appreCiation !lre extended to rel-
atives, ' frfeml/l Ilnd neighbors for
tbeir klrulnes8. sympathy and
lovely , fl,owet'!l and cards received
during the p&llslng of our mother,
Minnie l\fonger. to Rev. Chiles' for
his comforting WIOHII'! and ' 'tho
Jobnson Funeral Home for thefr
efficient servI008.
-Mr. and MI'S. Glenn Bbrden.
, , '
Uncle Sam Says
Waxed ,
J'urnlture ,that haa bild too
Ileav,' app1lcatklDa Of wax or poUlb
'fltbout IUftlclent rubbln, anl\ pol.
lIlI1q .. thm and 'holda. dirt and
cIuIt.
1
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ni1:.\ ol Phila, \
Amencan
mlllia&J:L.
PAGE TWO THE MIAl\lI V'l"I.c..J!;
r-----WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS---. THUMA:
I Costly Fi gure
Coal Operators Hint at Price Hike; he.
a privl1le citIzen, "is one Qf the
'Britain Faces New Economic Crisis; palil man tn
F d I T R d
P P I Figures lcnding themselves t,a
e era ax e uctlon oses uzz e many artifices. the gentleman Is:
suing thot statement, Rep. Ro)' O.
(EDITOR'II NOTE: Wboll ."Inlone are o"p ...... , In the ... Ih.' are Ibo or
lV 'era Nlw. paper lIDloo'. Dew a ad no' uece arll, 01 Ibt. new.paper.)
COAL:
The 'Payoff
The "payoU" In the recent coal '
strike sotUement was coming more
quickly than was usu'al'ty the case
in tbe setlling ot these disputes. The
eost to the consumer of John L.
Lewls' power over the operators
anI;! his union was to be felt very
loon.
ANNOUNCEMENT came in the
form of a statement by spokesman
for the salt coat Industry .that there
Is now in preparatlbn a 10 to 40
cents a .to.n 'Increase on. the price
at coal.
When the United Mine Workers
lon, strike against the Industry
waa settle.d recently, operatora
forecast a rise In prices.
However, discussion of the price
hike Indicated there would be , no
blanket Increase. Rather. the boost
would vary accordlne to the flnan
olal situation aDd contract com
mltments of Individual firms.
One oUiclal was : quoted as say
Ing:
"11 It <the Increase) only amounts
to, 10 c e n t a a ton, the retailer
Jhould be able to absorb It. But it
it goes any higher, it will affect
the price of coal to the consumel'."
It seema logical tho t the retaUer
could assume an added cost of 10
cents a ton-pI,lt the questio.n was:
Would be? Except for competition,
which would bardly be. forthcoming
In the way of a price tight, the reo
taUer could pass on any cOlll price
hike to 1he consurqer.
BRITAIN:
Another Crisis
Great Britain truly bad fnlle.n on
evil Umes. Barely escaping one
financial crlsl!! after another, the
word was that the nation was facing
another financial-ecQDomlc crisis in
185O-+just .as she .d.id in 19f9 and
1148. I,
THE PA,'i had passed wl!CJl ArneI"
lOans coUld say to such news: "So
what-what baa that. got to do with
UI'" For the fa: s tha, because
of . ' U_S.Britilh economlc:fInanclal
ties stemming frllni the early Frank
lin D. Roosevelt era. whatever hap-
pened -Britain epQnpmio!llly 01'
financially could be expected to hap-
JIlIn the U.S" "
Accused
Dorothy Kenyon, na",ed by'
U.S. Sen. Josepb McCarthy (R.,
Wls.\ as first on bls list of
aUe.ed "rellow-iravelers," or
Communillts, in , the de-
partment, wa. Ill1ted, al a $12,
member of the ec.
bomlo and lIl}olal counoll of tbe
U.S. commlallon' &0 the United
Nations.
ACHESON:
Rapped. Again
Tall, debonoit' Dean Acheson,
U.S. secretary at state, was under
fire again. He was .charged. among
other accusatloos. With trying to
"shllt the blame" In defending the
alleged loyal tysuspect cases Sen
ntor .McCarthy (R.. W.is,) has been
airing on capitol hill.
SINCE ACHESON made his now
famous remark that "I wLU not
tum my back on Alger Riss." fol-
lowing the latter' 8 convi ction of
perjury In QUestion ' wi th . treason
charges, Acheson has been more or.
less on the pa,n as accuse.rs of the
state department deUver their verp
al blasts.
This time, McCarthy charged
three key state dellartment aides '
as hav.lng shown Communist symp-
athies and demanded investigation
of a navy clvillan scientist whom
he described as working on "top-
most defense. secrets." I
The charge that the state
ment harbors men and women :of
CommUnIst leanings or 8YDlpathlel
is not a ,new one. It has been crop-
Pi1lg up for the ' past several years,
and on each occasion . the depart.
ment IndilDantly rushes forth with
a denial
Woodrul t at Mlchlga'n tii\ll'ed it
out this way:
A PRIVATE CITIZEN to match
the at living now enjoyed
by the Presiderit would need an In.
come of three ' to three anI;! ' a halt
million dollars a year.
Mr. Tru!TIan has take-home, pay
or $110.000 a year out of his salary"
$50.000 or which Is tax-trce.
He has 42 facilities tor travel"
35 automobiles, airplanes.
his dwn yacht. the Wllliamsburg"
a private PuUman car and "vaca ..
tion retreats" In 'Key West. Fla. ,
and Maryland ..
Hc has an estimated staU or UGri,
persons at an 'aimual cost of '1, .
491,:)40. He has a travel allowanclI
ot $33.000 to $40.000.
Then Representative Woodruff
listed the costs at the yacht, thll
President's personal plane, . his
private railroad car. a destroyer
escort for the yacht. secret service
.and White House guards, White
House sal ary costs for a staU ot
225.
THEN said Representative Wood.
I'UU: "By comparison, Presidedt
Roosevelt ,In 1945. had a staff of
53 costing only $256,431 Bnd
dent Hoover's 5taU totnled 37 at a
salary blU of $127.200, 'Present
White House salary costs, he .ald,
amount to $998.254 annually.
That ' was 'an impressive list of
convenIences and privilege. and
special help. certainly;,' rlvaijn, in
many Instances the best that . an
Indian ,Potentate could boost. Yet,
democl,'a.cy comes high. Bnd tilere
was little lJkeUbood that a resume
of whnt the .presidency costs the
people 'Would . raise the blood
)ll'essure of many American. tal[.
payers.
ELECTIONS:
Certainty & Doub.t
A graphic contrast between
choices by electorates 'In Commu
nist and other countJ;les was
\,Ided In the Russian ' and Belgian
elections. In Russia. there was 00
choice.
Premier Stalin was the Number 1
candidate of the Soviets. and he
had no OPPOSition. As head of
Communist t icket, he was shooting
for as nearl)' 100 per cent at th,e
vote as possible-with no
votes t.o come.
Stalin and associates campalgned
,on a pledge of following a polley of
peace. Tbe Russians elected a new
patllament of 1;302 melAbera. 1
W A YNESVrr ,I.E. OHIO
PEACE AND WAR
Red Cross 'National Blood Program' Called
Just as Important Now in .Defense, Security
As It Was as a Survival Factor iii Wartime
By General ,Georse C.
M
ILLIONS of Americans lire ta-
mUiar with the natlon-wide
blood donor service of the Ameri-
can Red Cross during 'the war b.e
cause most of th'em made a per-
sonal contribution of their OWl)
blood. They knew that their donn '
Uons saved the lives at many sol.
diers and sailors'.
Few however. are ' aware ,that
wartime service has been revived
. and expanded by
the Red Gross.
Now It Is clIUed
"natlon'al
blood program."
It Is ' proba bly
just DS ' important
today lor. our de-
and securltr
as it WIIS during
the war wben It
a major fac.
tor in the survlv
al of more than
97 pel' cent 'of all wounded Ameri.
can servicemen.
Since taking up' my new responsl
billUes with Red Cross In October,
I have visited a large number of
cities from coast to coast confer-
ring with Red leaders. I found
In most ' regions the blQod program
of the Red Cross aroused
Interest and made a greater appeal
to the Red Cross workers than IIny
other activity at this time.
They felt thai the), were mall.
a very Imporlanl. contrlbu.
tlon Co the beallh of tile people
and were eslabUshlDC tbc or
ganlzcd framework to meet any
creat disaster lll stantly and , ef
fectlvely ID. thls phase of reUcf.
A national military emergency
might 'possibly require more blood
in one week than all o.ur require-
ments during one year of the late
wnr. In a great emergency, volun
teer dQnors would come forward' In
the nqmbers, but without
the ft, mcwork of the system now
being progressively established. the
contributions of these volun teers
I
ImmllDe serum a
blood derivative' used to mod
lIy or prevent measles, II belnc
used here' 00 a two-l'ear-old
gIrl following her exposure to
the disease. !\Iore thaD two mil.
1I0D vials of serum bave heCD
distributed since 19U by Red
C'ross .to physfclaos tbrouChout
the' Didion, ' ,
Another blood derival!ve is said
to be invaluable in treatment of
shock, burns. and' ceria in kidney
and liver aliments, apd there still
Rt;e others now In u.se or being clin
ically tes\ed fOr future availability.
Most of this -fractionation to dllte
has been done with surpluD war
plasma teturned to the' Red Cross
by the army and nllvy. 1n one case,
a sbip that' had been sunk in Jl!anila
Bil Y' was raIsed and the
aboard was -found to be In salis-
lac;tor)" con,dition tor this fr.a-clion-
ation.
,But tod'oy this supply Is about
exhausted. ThereIore. , the national
plood program Is b1!ing stepped up
to meet Olis special need.
It Is estimated thai a donation
ot one pint of blood tram ODe
out or every 25 Al1lerlcap adulls
will be rcqlll;rcd e"oll )lea r to
meet the nation's nornu,l de-
mands for whole blooil aDiI blooil
fractious. -
The realoo WU 'that In any such
erili. there \VOl no Ie but 1be
t9 'WMIIl. Br1u.1! could tunl for
THAT'S NOT ;;URPRISINa.' tor
certainly neither Senator 'McCarthy
. nor anyone else expected the state
department would admit iuch a
cOndition existed, even' H it did
. exist. To do 80 would admit either
IN BELGIUM the situation
qqJte dltterent. The I.sue - WI.'
ShOUld King Leopold m returned, . Iliiiii......
to the tf1.rone?, FHty.even per cent
People have 'a$ked me why the
Red 'Ct oSS dges not require p\Jlt
fOf-plnt replacement by the
ent'l frleild4 or family. To demand
nJliacement in kiod, rather than
replenishment, or to make 'any
charge whatever for blood which
hi. been' donated voluntarUy would
be . , departure from thf: basic Red
C.rolS princIple of beipl9' people
.olely on the basis of need.
help. . ..
The problem, as .Brltish leadera
viewed It. wal that although Brit
&In's production Is about al high as
it can 10 In the future, It doei
. not yJelcrenough exportable goods
to meet pressing British problems.
ONE OF THESE , Is the need
lales to the United 'States
to earn more. dollars and solve Brit
alJ;l's current inability to pay tor the
.goods she must get from the United
States.
Another Is conflicting pressure on
Brlta In to ship goods to otbe.r credi.
tors as ' a means of paying on lluge '
debts acquired in wartime and
since.
! Possible solutions included nego-
tiations with creditors to elise
pressure on old debts ap!1-as was
'inevltable and expected-provisions
of further loans from the United
,.
TAX CUTS:
A PrQblem
a lack of proper security eUorts on
the part of the department, or a
wiUingnes. to wink at any employ
ee's loyalty H that employee hap.
pened to "stand In right" with the
proper officials.
'ATTLEE:
Doing .Okay
To ,the surprise of most observ.
ers, England's ao:calJed
Labor government had , survived
two major tests of strength In par-
liament.
FOLLOWING the" election. In
which Prime MlnIsteJ; AtUee's
Labor' party won a bare majority'
of parilament seats, 1t was predict-
eli that the vic tori margi.n was so
slight that the ,overnment might
'crumple-,that a new election was
practically inevitable.
. In the ' recent teat-action on a
CYnical observers of congi-esslon. Copservat/-ve Plotioo to beat down
a1 taxcut maneUVering might be <the. 'cabb;l,et's hO)1slng pronam-
forgiven a what?" reacUon to Attle'e made a cOlUllderably .trong.
announcement tha( while ' Deroo- er showmg than on a prevlous Issue.
crats .had thrown out Presldent THE LAB0R VICTORY' was
Truman's llrilitatlons O/l excise made possible by support trom. the
tax stashes, they promised to d,lg Liberal taction, a development at
up revenue, to. ba.iance the, odds with popul81' lpecl11atlon as to
losses. , ,' where thi! Liberals wOuld go ' In
TO THE 4AVERAq)1: tiucpayer . parliamentary teats. Many top po.
that must ;aeem ' to bll a senseless lltlcal ooservers predJcted that
business. C What was the point in the Llbetais stand ,wtil) the
abolishing ' cine type Of taxes and Conservatives a g a 1 n s t Attlee;.
levying another? taxes 01- program of ' nationalizatiOn.
fected . aJmost every one In the no; but clo:
tion. and the substitute for Ii slash er observcrs of the British pOlitical
there,tlghtenihg' up at tax loop:. ' scene had pooh-poobed the Idea
iholes and "such other taxes as may that the Llberals would", ever be
' be deemed feasible"-would most found standing With the Conserva
aHect a majority of taxpay. tlves. And, ap,parenUy, these prog-
ers,. nostioators , Were correct.
Toat "other such tUxes 81 ma:v ' While It had appeared that the
be deemed feasible," was the ' Labor force. were to trlm down
clincher that cut aU any relJat tax their nationalization program be.
mJgbt obtain a caule of the close election result,
In the excise levies. these nllw Victories might reshape
President Truman has threatened the pattern of Intent. For example
to veto the eXcise tax cut H the ' ,fouoWin, triumph on the housin;
10111 of tbil revenlle is not balanced bsue, Health Minister Bevan,
b)' lourcel. :With develop- who.e adm!nlstera the
ments a. : they were, It appeared hnuslnlr program, declared :
certain there would be lio ex- ''Uti! ',over'nment'l program will bel
ctae taz reductlonl before Jul7 I. In.''
QUICK COFFEE
Giass Stove Perks Water in 50 Seconds
Among many other lmJlOl1tl\nt
tbings COJlllected with coHee-mak
Ing Is speed 01 operation, with
Ulen alwa,. casting about for
methodl to huten the procel
Now, new glUI I, a tr8JUl:
parent stove that heats a1r or bolll
water for eolfee-and it will Itart
water perkinl inside 110 .. condl.
The ila.. hal a . tranlparent IIdD
that coDdllotl elect.r.1alQ-, bat , no
sllis enou,h to make the ,la .. hot,
up to 660 degreel Fahrenheit. The
skin II a Il)etaWc oxide only about
mlWonths of an Inch thick.
ThIs bit of gla.. magic Is the
latest development of domin, glal.
works, It 1. caned E-C gla .. , m_
In, elactrlcally conCluatJn,. Heat-
er. DUIde of flat panek of tblI
,la.. are belq lIIed to keep babJ .
ahlcb warm. 1m" oUau' tbIJiIa
of the voters saId he should, a fact ..
whl,,1i have been comforting'
to Leopold, Inasmuch as he bad
vllwed to abdicate unleSS ' hll re-
ceived 55, per cent of the vote
However, the victory at the poUs
didn't mean Leopold ,wal back on
the throne. Parliament would have
the last worCi. as the election was
only advjsory-belng , designed to
show parliame!lt- how the people
felt abQut Leopold. The election was
tumultuQus. with r i9ting and fight.
ing marking the:balloting.
LEOPOLD had di' wn the III will
of millions of ' Befglans l)ecause of
hi s capitulation' to ijle Germans in
World War II, although rus suppoJTt-
ers pointed out there' was little else
he could bave done.
. The crux of the election was some
151.000 invalidated ballots. It these
were CO\lOtlld, thll' would give
Leopold only 54 pet cent of the
votes and he would have to act on
his pledge of abdication it he failed
to receive the 55 per cent he -had
' mentioned. . '
'.
. FigbtsTax
Fred N, Aoker, ,Cleveland,
Oblo, at&omey, II testJn. the
vaUcUty of preseD' federal In-
come tax schedule. "hleh be
deeiares are "oonflscatal")',"
Acker admitted he ha. not ftled
any returD 'or paId aD:V direct
taxes for several ,.ean, aDd
"Javlte4 the . ,0 v e I'D m ell t
char.e." .
CURVES:
In or Out?
The matter of, whether mUady',
curves were to be played down or
accentuated In tbll 'prinll" fash.
Ions was a lubject 01 no little can.
troversy amon, desllD8I'L
One .chool .' of thought waoted
eurves concealed-The other would
have tbem displa1ed to the belt ad.
vantage, The IUbjeet wa. Important
to the American male who, In the
end, would be mOlt concemld be-
cause pq,. mod or it.
To help ..-cad his recovery.
.. small patient" .. ven a .r ....
fullioll with blooi made available
&brouCh the national blood pr.

could Dot be processed and made
inl}nediately available to save the
Uvea of the Injured.
There 14 on1r one known source
ttom wrucb this blood can be ob
talned, and that Is from thl! veins,
of livin/:, people.
I found that there were 30 region
al centers of the national blood'
program' in operaUon. ,. Blood was
beipg made available 'through
centers to 1'.550 ' hospitals locatlld
In areas embracing more than 40
million pcople. Mobile units had
visited sOJlle 1.100 smaller com-
munities, and about 640 Red ' Cross
chapters were participating in the
work of these regional centers. All
lthiS' had been accomplished' In less
Ilban two years' tlJne. .
' ID of pellce, vallt quali .
Some people ask )Vh;, the pro
gram must operate on a nation
wide . ba,all .. :Th:e . ans\Oier 1111 ilmple.
A major disaster would require the
Instant Shipment of large quanti.
ties of blood from' one section of
O$lea 01 blood are needed for
people under.oin. majOr .Beror.e leaviJilr Rochelter,
.ery; for .accldent vlotlms, for N, Y., to se$ up blood center 111 .
ehl1!1
blrths
, for people auf(er- the" cJrlver of a Blood
iii. from anemIa or otber blOocl i' mobUe confers on the rO'Dte tq :'
.'cUaeaie" Besearc,. iras already I be ..... en wltb a Il.ed'CrolS nune ,
llllcevered the 'ac&; lJiat ODII aDd volunteer I\lolor Servlce
. driver.
. ot ,blood 'ormerly , I
op1)' persoD' oan pow the copntry to another. Only ana.
lie !!toten' dOWD Into fractions hookup, to use a radio term,
1IfJHeti" ina, provlde ol treatment would facilitate ,this service to the
,... '. dosen or nlore cl'sel. I
While ' the. whole cquntry Is ndt ' A 'frequent question ' Is "Whether
by the, network of Red, "thla program Is not a torm 01 BO'
centers. every com daU'zM \bedloine. ' Soclali2ed mecli.
murut;y 'now receives from cine implies comp$ion. It al50 1m.
tbe p1'6gram the blood pIlei control There
frac'tfoqs, or derivatives, . which , It III qeltber' ln tJje Red Cross progral'/\'
prcivtdes. " ", whlcb ' Is' 'based cffl ' a'n' ent irely
I l;!llve learned that one of these ' unteer and - Is not Stt .
has been diJItrlbuted .. \to under the. to government'
e,very 1)f thee union to prevent . co trol. .
or modify measles. I 11m ,told that - Up to the pre'sent the major
ilt thll dangel'S of campi! and ce.ntered at
cationa which sometlm.e. American Red Crosl'nafionalb'ead.
.ucb al pneumonia. ' QuaI1ers, but thll proce\lure bal
type. of lleepln. slclmes., mJddie- only been followed as nece"ary to.
ear lotocUon, . and heart ImpaiII- ,et the pro,ram under way ' .
eL I ' .... d
n1 0 Ii. adual II now,
Lut 888,lI32 viala at thll beilig initiated which will transfer
slerum _re aupplilld by Red CrOll the major burden of d1recUon and
too tile nation'. pb;y.lcians. . :fInanatn, to local
II rremendously Impressecr
"I .-n trernendouify Impressed With til. progreu of the Red
Cross blood prollram, I am intensely interested in this program.
It is on. of the rno,t important of the Red CrOSi' modern. .fforts
it is of vital importanc. in Jh. lVut of majG' I am
'1o llnl" that its national importance is not' ,.t f.a1a, undwshlocl.
'"It II inlpiring to ... 10 much intenlity ol.efforn. Cl .. rely
l:tolt,ntalry WGJ and at the sam. ti ... II", .... IG f-" IUcit CI _11
public appreciation ofwllat til. W 'Oou ..... ...,..,.
'"
11ae le.der III tbe !lail'.llaltllllilld
Thur:day, March 30. 1950
Illp re"", dlstn .. of MONTHLY
FEMALE -
COMPLAINTS
Me fOU troubled bJ (llamu' 01 f.
male ruocttocal Il"rlodlO
aDcca? Does tbla ma". you 8uller
fro Ol palo. teet sO 11,,",0118, \Ired-at
sucb ttmea? Tbell 8tart taklD8 Lydia
B. Plllkham. Veaotabl. Compound
about ton days before I.e) , rellevo
l unh symptoms. PlDkbam'. baa a
lIl'aoeS 011 one 01
100mon .. ma.l Important O1Il4n,/
.TrU19 tlJe woman', frlood I
1 YOII E. PINKHAM'S
HAPPY DAYS NOW-
NOT CONSTIPATED
"r feel happier, lIolUl/fer noiv, not
eonstipnted I EatlngrOUr ALL-BRAN
dQes80 mIlCh for mo What wonderrul
relief, after 80
and
2,
'IIIall1l tm:!OIICill!d
lellJ[ro'lll AuL.o.ru ,
UllBrs, 1 you
from constipa t ion
due to Inckol dietary
bulk, try eating .an -'--..=.. ...
01 crispy Kellogg's ALL-
B RAN daily; drinieplenty of water I If
not compltlt!lv sati/lned nfter 10 days,
sead empty carton to I(rllogg's,
Balile Oreek, Mich. Get OOUDLE
YOUR MONEY BACK I
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
J.a _ .... oIdi\. otr ...... 4 atrala, OY_
aert-Joo. u ....v. amoldDI or .IPoeu,.. Ie
eoId IIOmltlmeo 010.. down Irldoe" luoo-
110... l' hi. "1&' I..., m )' lotlmL l<I ""-
pI.la 0' na .. I'l1 ba. Ueb 1_ 01 pep .... 4
_IV, b""'a .... ... d: <lh,l_ Gottlna
up nllbto or r ...qaeot -"po m17 .... ub
hom millor bl.dder. Irrltatloo" au. to cioI4,
..... pn_ Or dl.tIr72tnc1 t.c .. tlo....
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__ 400', try Do.. PIIII. a ",U4
4I,.,.tI ... tlMd ..... _fully b, ",11110111 tor
0'" 60 ,ura, Wbll. tb ... ')''''P'''IU I!Ia7
on.a otbtnriM oeeur, It' . .",ulnl bow
m...,. dm. 1)0.... II .... upp, .. 1101-
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/lu.b ' OU' ....... m.t Do... 1'1111 lod. ,1
DOAN'S
. On.' application
MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT
for the life of your. plat
.t ,UlU plaeea are loun and tllp l U hutt orelll
(orIPSla.nto: perma!'l:ol cOlllfon with Ip(1
BnmmJ PI'.$u Liner Imp. , La. 1"1(' nn uppe.
or and i, ,Perfe .... ,
H",..,,,, or 'ttSI;", ji/4"d """fort RYen 011 old
rubber aca. " i\lel .oocl
r'Hwtt. fro .. lUI mooch. to a yea, or fUDl:et
I men not! bocher df cempor.';
applll::at1oouhar I" . t few hounord.,.
... . ... f()c;:ldna r late', l nd lore E
.ny/h,nll ; Tolk fr<:oIy . RIll", ,becomfort
I.ndll or peopl, .11 Ibe ("Ouoln uo.,
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..., to t .. llio. Tlght.n ' .... 1 ,., '
Taueleu. odorlel'. to YOu llid_ fOu.
plate,: Cto bercmuvc:d as perdirl iooJ. U,era
..,2 No." I C4" fal ""lIb"" , Alo"., 6.c'
......"nl" . $1.2' fOf line. (or pnt pl".:.z.z,
Cor bc),1i . "', 'Out dru, .1011:.
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'RID YOU. ,HOME of
IN$ECTS
PreIS tllllIutt_ alKlllil

.a cloud or .erosol rOI
kil'ls Hics, mosqui.
toes, roaches, Inll, bed
bugS. molh! Ipd lliver
ftsh. Leaves no unpl_
lot odor and II harm
!I!U 10 humans an4 petI
"'ben '.11SCd u
Sold' It drug, hlrdwaM
ID", rarm lupply atOll:l.
'OI4CCO &
CO.OIATlON lIeMOND, VIRGINIA
Thursday. March 30. 1950
Here are some -win
ners. in the' seventh an-
nual "News Pictures ot
The Year" competition
sponsored jointly by the
University ot Missouri
s c h 0 a I at journalism
ond the Encyclopedia
Britannica. More than
3,009 pictures w ere
judged in the interna
tional competition, rep-
resenting the ot
594 photographefs from
32 states. At right,
"Bull's Eye," by John
Rammell, Decatur, III.,
Herald- Review, won tirst
prizel in the sports di.
vision. Below, "Catter of
by leonard Me
Combe, lite, magazine,
. s h 0 VI 5 the champion
swimmer making a turn
while training. .
THE -MIAMI GAZETTE W A OHIO
. U. S. Milk Industry
I Vastly Transformed
Cost of Product Rise:!)
Less Than Other Foods
Since the turn at the cenlury the
milk industry has undergone a
transformation rivaling that of the
airplane, Dccording to dairy IS ci en-
tlst and historian Dr. J. Lloyd Hen-
derson.
Dr. Henderson. coauthor at' "The
Market Milk Industry." a standard
t textbOOk whoso la lest ed.ilion. will
I be released this spring said "Our
research since the war' s end pOi nts
I
up the fDcl that although la bar and
equipment costs have kept pace
with rising scales in other indus-
tries, the <:.ost of . mi lk and its pro-
ducts has r l.sen. less than that 01
any other food .. In tact. milk, from
a nut ritive point of vicw, Is 1ar !lnd
away the housewifc' s best fo.od
buy."
Costsaving RcientWc advnnl:es in
PAGE THREE
ERNS
Irsh Beautiesfor Decoration
croehc JUstruru<\ns. s titch lIhis t rll
tl0118\ J"cqu nd f.lnfsh-
Uli: aitecllons.
SEWING CIRCLE NE EDLE WORK
no Sooth w.n. 8 t . Cbl cll,. 7. UL
End ose 20 cents lor pnttern
NO
Name ..... . ............. . . . I ,.
Add...,
"FOR PROUD
BAKERS.
ESPECIALLY"
News Pictures
of the Yea.r
milk processing and startling eCOD-
omies due to improved distribution
practices have been responsible fOl"
this; Hcnderson points out.
The industry shed no tears as It
buried the fa miliar lOgallon milk
Gilt Suggestion
IRISH r os e decor a tions are
crocheted in pa le pink set in
a cobwebby o.f spark
Ling whit e to trim a pai r of guest-
r oom pill owcases and dr esser
sca rf. Nice shower gift Id ea-and
ma ke several pa irs i n different
colors t o r eplenish your own linen
me pro",'"
You'" '" ulh wi'"
ot oetion h_
. Clobber riO pro ...
tho ",illln9 boW , "OUJ
" 'flied w"."
be U I b' euih rise to
co"e o'el novOI In
light on Thcrt". .
oven . I --.I
,ou, Gl I', btl IIn-
Clobbe\' .'
double actlOll-
"Wind-Blown Foul,"
by Daniel M.
Moher, 8angor, Moine,
Doily NeVIS, won third
prize in the sports divi-
sion. . This was ot
the pictures trom small
er doilies that scored im-
pressively in t.he
tition, encouraging spon-
SOf$ in the ' beliet that
emphasis onphoto.jour-
nalism is seing felt to
on increasing degree: .
Warren lee at Acme, who captio.,ed this photo
(above) "beat" in Shanghai," won fif$t placa over 591
rivals in the !lews. event picture competition. rhe pic-
ture shows the street execution at Communists by a
Shiln,hai policeman. At right, "A Slight Breeze in Chi
cago,' by Tho.mas t. also 'of Acme, shows the
Midwest metropolis ' I,Mng .uP to its 'as the
"windy city." . . . ..
. Here, at left, is a picture
. which the judges agreed "had .
everything." Entitled "Flight," it
was II, Varner M. Gould,
Kalamazoo, Mich., Gaette. It
won MCOntI ...... In ... HWI di-
f tH
Thl exccillint berd of caitle.
rrin:lng quietly nnd contented-
ly Is sym bolle of va.at mm. 10-
dustry which blls underJrone
sucb a t'rBnsformation In Ibe
lIast two decades.
s upply.

5400 consists 01 comp lete
The Questio.ns
can and converted 10 huge insu- 1. Who was the tallest Presl-
lated tank trucks tor mUk dent of the United States?
from the larger farms the pro 2. How many judges are there
cesslng plant. Savings In ha.ndling in the United States Supreme
due to this change have only been Court?
matched by. the improvement in
sanitatlon and quality of th.e pro- 3. Who was the shortest Presi-
duct. Henderson said. Every-other- dent of the United States?
day delivery, now Pr.actlc.ally stan- 4. What United States newspa-
dard practice major cities, plus per is often called "The Man-
the use of retail trucks of aimost chester Guardian of America'"
double capacity. also helped keep
\h.e housewUe's milk budget in line. Ii. What is the literal meaning
The !lash- pasteurized, once out- of Mardi Gras? . .
lawed by health authorities, has
been so improved that today every
milk company.of any size Ilses It .to
eave expensive manhours and pro-
duction space.
,6. Which ' has the largest area
Canada or Australia? .
7. Name the president of the
C. I. O. unio.n_
8. Name the president of the A.
,--.,-----------'1 F. of L. union.
Check Cows' Feet
Older People PnlH II
Ifs So Kind to tile System
Thousands of older people prai8e
Nature's Remedy, II TabletB. AD
IR at night brings morning regu-
larity 80 thoroughly. yet without
perturbing effects. All-v,egetable
TrUJku eM dif!eren-a big dilrer-
encelll '8 are composed oflO natural
vegetable ingredientB. That's
they're 80 kind to yoill' system.
The Answers
1. Abraham Lincoln, 6 feet 4
Inches.
Nine.
Madison, 5 . feet 4
4. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
5. Fat Tuesday.
'6. Canada, by approximately
100,000 square miles.
7. Philip Murray.
Try lR.at our expense_ 25 tablet.
only 25c. Buy a bOll: at any drug store.
Try them. If not completely satis-
fied, return bos with unu.sed tabletB
to us. We will refund
y<llll' money plus
Allbough one would hardly
ratber Ibe Impression the
Holstein ' oow (above), cow.
are like people In more way.
than .one-one sure one
'that wben their feet hurt. their
production lags. Farmers can
help prevent loss of pr,oduo-
tlon from this source by pulod
10 aentlon to the feet of their
(laHle to chflck for foot infec-
tion or other ml_
CE'een_
Mew Dairy Element Seen
. --
AI Aid More Outpult
The anlmal factor-inlr
aeulous dalry element which
up the growth of farm animals and
pG1.Iltry at leIS to the
.. now in tanbage production and
ahould' be readUy available to can
lW11ers wlthln sbon time;
Official:; of ill. chemical
PQny prodll clng the element whlc\!
Is accomplished by . ter
mentatlqn, promise feed eJJLIClcrll"J
that will r priCsent a ' significant
new . advanc.e in animal nutritlob:
The fermentation APF, as the
teed component Is known. has I
Vita!llin B12 content approximately
40 times that of good fish meal, the
outstaridlng natural source of APi
which has beeD widely used here tOo
fore in ' feed mixtures. This VlLi.,U,UI
compound is one of the most effec
tlve known for clUck,
en and hog feeds.
Will Help
to Manur.e Propelrtiel
Adding superphosphate ) man
are Dot only increases Itll
100d balance, but helps it val
uable nitrogen that 11Iighl
be lost, according to Prot.. C. J.
Chapman, Un!\>eralt7 of
&IrOnomlst. He .ay. it
added before tbe manure
tbe &ld
Mat .. G flOOd fnalla"-fim,,o .at I
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1111 II
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THE M
Eatabllahed 1850
, PAUL A. SCHERER ".""." .. " ... """ . . . , Edltor and Publ'llher
CECILIA J_ SCHERER .. .. .... . .... . .... . : .. Secretary and Trealurer
Published Every Thursday Morning
lIt Wnyn svi llc. Wuran County, Ohio
Enterell ns 3 co11(1 cl nSR mnlt II r at
the postofCI ce nt Waynosvllle, Ohio.
SubscrJptlon Pel' Year. In advance, in Obl0, $2. elsewbere
METHODIST CHURCH LYTLE ,METHODIST CHUROH
B. E. Baughn, Paator R. B. Coleman, MJmster
Church School, 9:30 A.M.! Mr. Unified Service, 9: 45 a. m.
Harold Earnh'art, Supt.
Worship Service, 10:30 A.M.
Youth Felowshl1p, Sunday, 6:30
P.M.
FERRY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Byron Carver, MJnlster
Bible School, 9:30 A.M.
Morning Worsblp, 10:30 A.M.
Prayer Meeting, '1:00 P.M.
Young People' s Meeting, 7: 00
Evening ServIces, '1:30 P.M.
.WAYNESVILlE CHURCH OF .
CHRIST
M. H. Cotfey, Minister
Bible School, 9: 30 A.M.
. Morning WorshIp, 10: ao A.M.
Young Peoples' Meeting, ' 6:46
, P.M.
ST. EPISCOPAL
'J,'be Rev. Samuel N. Keys
,
und!l-Y: Holy Communion, 3 n_ m.
Prlmary church. school 10 :30 n,m.
(Ages 0 through )
Adult. Wors hip, 10:30 n. m.
. .'
UTICA E.U,B. CHURCH
WJ\llam Shannon, MInister
Sunday School, 9 :30 A.M., Mrs.
Jame9 Garrison, Supt.
Preaching, lat. and 3rd. Sun-
days or .. month, 10:30 A.M.
Eveni ng Services, 7:30 ' P.M.
81'. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Fllther R. H. Krumholtz, Putor
Masses, 8, and 10 A.M.
EvenJng Service, 7:30 P.M.
Prayer Meeting anI} Bible Study
WedneldaY, 8 P.M. ' CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
:..oe PartJnctOD. MlDftter
MT. HOLLY METHODIST
T. M. Scaff, Minister
Worihip Semee, 10 A.M.
, SUD day School. 11 A.M.
Bunda" Sohool, 9:30 A.M.. E.
A. Earnhart, Supt. WAYNESVILLE FRIENDS
First Day Scbool, 9:30 A.M. Worship Service. 10 :80 A.M.
Evenlnlr Service, 7:30 P.M. Meeting lor Worablp, 10 :30 A.M.
D
Raral
Bottle Gas
'Sales'
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Service

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IJl8tallation and Gas
Spring VaDey Hardware . Co.
Zll_ . .
Valley, o , Pilone 37371
;$1.64
"8 E L CN E R S
SUNOCO SERVICE
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THI:: MIAMI GAZETTE, WA ESVILLE, OHIO
MAHCII 30, tiP; . )
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You'll enioy everysl-,e
of KROGER bread
,
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The' !.UPERSOFlloaf with the TENDER-SOFT (rust

Try this new Super-Sofl' Kroger Bread. Each slice is super-
soft from the tender soft crust to the last soft crumb. And soft
it stays for .days and days.
It's so soft to t ouch you know. it's So g09<l to taste
y()u'll say there never wa$ a bread quite like it. Such tender-soft
crust there's no need to trim it.
\
, Compare it .with other breads! Compare tile price, too! I t s
an amazing value-- you save from 5 to 7c on two loaves of ne\v
Super-Soft Kroger Bread. Try it without delay. Enjoy it today.
, .
Til". ""Nlcry foil., TIt. Editor'. Do.,,,,,,,,." MotwJoy "'"' ffiHy, WVCL" 00:00 JIm.
, '
SAME
lOW
PRICE
SAVE TO 7' ON 2 LOAVES
Ili'dtXJO,l

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to the ,last soft slice

1
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, I'
Flrestontt 'Tires
'New' and Reeapped -- $8.95
$2.00' Trade ID.
. .
Lubric:atiDg Service Accessories
5;301a t. 9 P. m,15'11 ,$ 'i m. 9 p. m.
, ' '
Bob'Servts
Texaco
ROOFING
Of All Typ.es
Btfob ' and aab ...
toe SldIDS. Slaeet metal. work
01 all tlDdt. Local Ref ....
C81. AU
HOWAJU> W .. HAAS
..... a Wa,MlYllla,
Phon. Waylleeville ...
Waynesville
Dead Stock
Boraea, ".SO eo"., 'I.IiO
Hop - 26c c:wt.
Aec:ordill&' to Size
and CoDditlOD.
can
Xenia 454
AMBUlANCf
PHONE
2111
' OUll DE-
doe. not I'est upon
a FEW FAMILIES served over 1\ '
period ot a FEw. YEAllB, but upou
experience of MANY HUN.
RElDS of over , a perla,,"
. ot MAliY XEUS,
IDel)tndabill.ty fa the at
reputation" aad IS ESTABLISHED
ONLY BY GOOn FAITH RJI4 PER.
FORMANOE.
McCLURE SERVICE IS 'NEVER
DISAPPOINTING. ,
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THU){SlJAY, MARCH 30j 19jO
'lI,_u"a_lI_
Dry Ridge
A farm Diary
,By D. J. Frazier
IIIal'ch ,.7, 1!J50.-Al1 night the
ruugh \uu'oh Hhook tUe will.
UOW $ II.IIU r'ol Ltled the doors, Any-
tiling tJlat was loolle !Junged lUlU
ratUeu, It roared and sang lliru
the "Ires IUld the t1 ees and it Is
sUIl blowing a gule. If it doesn't
blow III another 1aJ.n It way dry
the ground enough to start work.
Ing it, We Would like to plar.t OW'
oats as soon as pOlislble but Rot
today in this wind,
H II l'lliulllg again I4l1d the WlllU
111 fU1l1 blOWlDg, "II4I"CIl Wtlliotner,
.IIU 1Iio!ll &.badol's .JI!>ClIl ill lull u.
..uu .. aaruw8s.
I II, ... e L aUvle' Is ode, ...... e
,111.l1o e 01 P"UIIIOuS' 111 llotlJ.er, "Tile
.11...._1 ,1 euaus LO L .. no.Ubr.
\'ViiS .hel'e e,er , . ttm8 the
l)e01lla II ere 110 l10luged WIth lID-
1I0nant IJ,ucsllons. Allother Utle,
be '1',1I1e \.0 btop the
Is I'IOW," What IS It Ulilt YOU
w.liont tile governwent to do tor
you? Jsn't thele some other way
to do it? We naC1ll't , signed .Ul'
farm program for th1a year untu
Saturday wb.en they sent a man
around to lIee us. We now aan get
paymenlS, for terracing our land .0
prevent eroalon. Perha'ps Is
more sell8(l to that than buying p0-
tato. that no one is going to eat,
at leaat wben tbe soclallBta take
over the land at lome future, date
there will be more ot It. to take
over naturally In the meantime
it we accept government b.elp we
must accept government supervl-

THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYNESVILlE, OHI
slon, but where IS' it going to stop,
Do we wnnt freedom or do ,we
want freedom trom responsibility?
Do we WlUlt to work for ourselves
or do we to work for Ule
gO\ erllment: Terrac1ng i8 good a nd
we are go.l ng to accept help to do
It but ou&'ht we not do It t or our-
selves? If we let him get hlJl foot
In thi s door, what 18 the, next brush
be try t o sell us?
NEW HOUSE
New Four Room Houso - ' Two
Acres ot Ground- Near Oregonia
- Vacant - Possession - Priced
Very Reasonable.
ROY" E. SMITH
Rout 48 North of Route 73
Phone Centerville 7056
SERVING

Our t""eraJa lift plan.
ned bl order that aU
rituals od ceremoni.
al. may be ttfmlv.l,
o\)serve4,
, Stublos
funeral ]f{ome
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-
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VERY. SPECIAL . ' ONE WEEK ONLY
Solid Brass HilnicaDe Lamps
WITH FROST!) GRAPE CUT CLOBES AND
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BED LAMPS $1.98
_11 _"""'_ .. _0_ .. ___ n_
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Yesterday It wus really warm In
.t he sun und , I believe that every
elll' In the reg.on wus out on tho
blghwn.y, 1 drove to Oinclnnatl,
As usual, cve,ythl .. g 18 a few days
CUl'Lher there, Tbe jon.
Qulls In fhe (arm yards there are
in bloom while ours are just in
bud und the trees ha.ve 0. more'
f U:Gzy look. In spite or the .tac:t
tbat everything started to come
out in February t be bad March
weatber bas beld them back 80
that everythlDg Is co'mlng out at
about tho normaJ time. So we neod
not have worried.
" lu",' 01 1l01l.11 In
Lbo lOlli' tl n utUl'uay und hOlle to
plum t he rest t nttl \ ojtll!. aomotime,
ow j( 1 can Just Kilep Lhoti e .be ... "
OUL Ul thew at tbe cruclul WU'
III", 1.1', ; , 'I.I",LItl 1 cu.u ..... v u ti u ... u I
011. 1'1 l' UUB, A. lIu\.l\\ l' and some
JOIN aWE CROSS
and yourl never have tD
worrv aLout a hospital bill
'WaKn,ow!
I oul of every 3 families
will have a hospital
\I arID ua. II IIIlU we 1I1laU t ...
huvo uIIlmrugua lJOrllaps, ' l{ .1 were
buymg a ucw pillce llle Jirst lbln!;
J. II Quid do would be to jlllWt IU&
some rhublU'b, aud
1\ Il t ruwlJerry , bed. I llave blac
l'uf Pbontes, those Ivere here when
we came 110re but 1 hllve J10' been
IIUCCUliB1Ul ' I
n
gening he red (IlleS
SlArt tl, 1 lw. 0 1,lauted red
rUllts several LUnes II' unout lUOL
J tuink uerhaps I didn't get tbeIll
In the grouud early enough and
fulled to waler tbem wilen dry I
weo.tber come. 'I' hese thinga that
coma year aLter yeu.r once they are
slarted are such a. plell8ute to
have.
101'0 shoe'p wore killed last
Wo exam.ueil ' OU1' dogs tor wwL
In heir leeth tOlWd none, tho,
as .,
lying around"l Jan'' see tho.
proves IU\Ytht.Dg, . . How lOU teu
wbether wool ,came ott a uad
s heep or a live 01101 Thel'O
no prool of any k.ind that oW' do,a
wel'e there but they werll
acuUBcO, shot, two ot his dog.,
a lilUe whlhe bi tch though' there
11 young hal grown part hOUlid anll
lYas .&10 wool in their teeth and AO
proot other thlill that thoy sald
they saw a. browA and & wllite
dog leave the place and come ID
our dlrectroD, but they were too tar
a.way really IdeDlify the dogll.
The dog warden should' make sure
that all dog owners have their _
licensed for it is a bad i08&
yoU have sheep killed and , It 18 .&
10B8 that we aU have to pay when I
the county has to pay for the sheep.
It is bad you have Ideal aheep
ralslI),g' land ' but can't , keep aheep
on account of d068. 1 not like
to see eUher doksor men
damned on clrcum,stantl 1 evldell (. e:
Let' s get rid of flnlicensed dogs
and take ' care 'ot innocent doga
but get the killers and make 8Ul'8
that we are getting the. right dOlS,
IlDd get aU dead stock out of the
fields and Into the fertiUzer plant.
NOT NEW - BUl" NE.W.
I'Q04 Iln'a II IMt
7"'. Nt 100118 WOJ'D UII1
.... b'l
I-,t 1& to 111 - we'll ,...
.tore tIIat trbDi IIIDAI't ...
... It IcIioa lUre awl
HOSPITAL IILLS UKE THESE ... __ _
f ,
NEED NIVIR HIT YOUR ,POCKETBOOK!
lospifal, bills oftcn 'amount to thousands of dolllrs. ' Most persons can90t
afford such bills, Can you? Wirh Blue Cross you can afJol:d the hospit.tt
care you necd"without worrying about the cost!.Dlllc, Cross, the
sponsored, non-profit plan, safeguards your wages unll .. less roan.
69; a week protects your entire family,
PROTECT YOUR FAMILY AND YOURSEU'
Everyone in America should 'have Dlue Cross! You sho,:,ld be; a member (If
Blue Cross!' YO\llo(ten hear people say, "1t won' t happen to me : .. " and
then 'it does happen to, them! Nearly, everyone has to pay a hospital bill
evcarually, Why take a ch:> l'cc? It's so casy to prepay hospiuJ bills through
membership in Blue Cross. And now, here is your oppartunity to join,
. ' , .
Mall tit. application in tltl. ad,' TODA1'!
HOSPITAL CARl CORPORATIOII
th. HOlpltal.SponlONd Non-Profit Plan of HOlpltal Car.
CIN,CINNI.TI DAYTON SPRINGFIELD
bill TH.IS
No' matter where you work, what you do for a
living, or how many other5 work with you
if you cannot get BLUI CROSS where you work,
ioin Itere'and nowl Iveryone who liv or works
in, southwe.tern Ohio can ioin BLUE CROSS now
, 2 weeks only!
WHAT IT COSTS
Single Contract $3.90 every 3 months
Family Contract $8.90 every 3 months
(Covers ' ",und, wij. IIIl1d 1I111111.,oIrritd 19 yrs,)
I.ess, than lOe per day the entire f:l mily!
ONlY IlUE cRoss PROVIDES SO MUOI 'ROllenON fOil SO ' unu
WHAT IT COVERS
Blue Cross goes all way .. .. pays ydur bills, big litde; fer
nil services' whefl yOIl receive, care and trc::uml:nt as a bed,
patient in any member hospital AND a room allowance' of S 5.00
a day, 70 days' coverage: per year for each member, ChLidbirtl.
covered after nine months' family membaship. Blue Cross 1'.I)'S
tile. bill for all hospitalized diseases, injuril:s and conditions r,w.!,'
lor fh"""k distam Jf!u flOW ,,'alit,
WHEN YOUR MEMBERSHIP BECOMES' EFFECTIVE
As soon as your a.pplication is a.pproved bj' Blue C(OSS you wiil
receive (I) your Bluc Cross membership certificate, (2) )oltr Illt l':
Cross identification 'card, and (3) a billing for ),our 1I1cmb, ",;- ' f
fcc, Yoar protection will begin June 1.
, If YOII wolit for II finn tIIat offlB Ilu. (ross, join where yell Wal k,
FILL IN APPLICAtiON - MAIL I' IN TODAYI
I Want to become a BlUE (ROSS Member! <: .

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_J 'BIBLE
r '! ) I
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.1 I . SPfAKS .
THE MIAMI, W
I - WOMAN'5WqRLD
Consider Face, figl re Defects,
But Let Them 'Defeat' You
By Ertta Haley
Five tours
Dead "
failored Is
Tops in Summer We,or
Thursday, March 30, 1950
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<onlains magical TOR/NOt
Fina. Ouicker . Beller '101 and 20'
'SCIlIPTURE: Matthew 21 :l l8;
Pet r 4: I 2-JO; ? :II-I?,
DEVOTIONAL READING: Roma ...
8 : 111-18,
F
ACE A.ND FIGURE
ti cs are common, but It :I C}-
trcmely doubtful ' they look as com
mon as they real.ly are tor women
have at thei r disposa l the ways and
means or enhancing their good
points and mlnil1llzing those whiCh
are sli ghtly out of Hne ..
I SolveGroo';'ingProble-m I
By Rl ohard IIIU Wilkinson I'
O
BADIAH LITTLE was dead.
There were plenty who would
be gUad to hear that news. The)'e
wene a great majority o( others
who didn' t cnre a rap.
AMD OUt
. Trial and Triqrnph
Lesson for 1950
I
F YOU HAD BEEN on the top ot
the city wall on that fj rst Palm '
Sunday, watching the crowds roar
ing into Jerusal em, and some one
had told you that all the stioutlng
was for Jesus at Naza reth, you
w 0 u 1 d certainly
have thought that
his success was
a ss u red. Here,
surely. was a King
who had n rrlved!
But before the
week was out you
would have seen
this same J esus on
trial f or his ' life; .
and not a voice Dr. Foreman .
r !lised in his defense, The same'
dustythroated molJ on thot Sunday
Ehouted "Hosanna ! B;essed Is
He!" was ' shri eking on Friday
morning, "Crucit y him!"

Flowery Bci:ls or
Bloody Seas?
There 15 a popular notion float
lng around to the effect that God
gives good people an easy t!me.
lt is not always put just that way.
But when a man who has been
good (or thinks he has, or has tried
to bel, runs into trouble, he asks
r ight away, " Why mllst this hap
pen to Me?" The truth of the mat-
t er Is better expressed in the lines
of an old hymn:
"Must ,I be ca rried to the skies
OIl flowery beds ot ease,
While others to,ught to the
prize, . I
(lr s a j led thr ough bloody
seas?"
Jesas was Incomparably tbe
best who ever Uvei);, yet his
moment. 0' popularity were'
sboJi, and he , was DDally tor-
tured and 'Wed by the lead-
ers of church ud lllate, amid
the JeerlDI' appro".1 0' maalle.
of the people.
He blmself said tbat any tollower
01 bls must be willing to take up
his own cross, "In the world you
will have tribulation," be' said 10
his dlselples. .
....
AU Tyrantl
Hate the
T
HE MORE GENUINELY Cbrjs-
t1an the church 'is, the more it
is likely to run Into opposlt.lon
There are several reasons for this.
For one Udnll. the church stands
'or love, arid the generosity and un.
.el:fjshness, the sYIn.Pa thy and
even the .acriflce that .go with
love and are by It. But
"what makes the world go 'round,"
-the world ot the politician. the
money-mljtker, the spaial climber.
the warmaker, the world of the
powerthlrsty In every sphere-:-
what make. that world go 'round
Is 'pride, sel1Jsliness, shov,lnll-
ahead, Mef1rstneslI. The, seUlsh
and the proud do not take kindly
to love of the Christian sort, indeed
1hey dcsplse It as a weakness.
Bat the church, w.ben U is a
&rue church, alands ap for Bu-
maaity even when It haa to
.tand alalallt Profits; ,aDd tbe
man for whom Prollt Is the
.Iul law ' a. U'e never ander-
. alands tho attitude of the
church. Then tlie clJnrcb Iwhen
1& Is a real one) alway. IItnd.
'or the people a,alDI' the Ty.
whoever and, wberever he .
may be, even when be Is In
aome clJurcb hlmaeU.
And consequently an tyranta
the church: 'lbe Roman em
perors bated It and persecuted It
'till they found they could UBe it
(wblch, ,b.r the way. was a bad day '
tor the d .urch). Mohammed, a ty-
nnt of lortl. bated the Christian
church and would bave totaJ.I,y, de
atroyed It it he could.


"IF WE SUFFER with blm we
shaU also teign with him,"
laid St. Paul. But when 'and how?
'!'be end of the ch'lrcb' s struggles
eould come In either, of two ways.
One WilY would lie for the 'church
to give up Itruggllng against the
world. Let the church become a
club tor the sociable, let the church
ralse no voice of prot est against In-
,u'stice In society, against untruth,
violence and greed ; let tne church
alve in to the world, In short, and
ahe wIll have no further trouble
from the world.
But In Uaat case she would
be dead. "oother way Is ror the
church finally to overoome the
world, The trilun]Jh 'or the true
oburcb Is tbe lIame as the trI-
umph of divine Love.
That Is the :future to which the
Bible bids us look.. When? We do
not know, But the Kingdom comes
"one heart at a time," and with
eve", lOul the churdl wins from
the wor14wa7 to the ChrIstway.
tho vletory of Love draws nearer,
A good example is seen In the
slim silhouette so popular this sea
son. As any designer can tell you,
the slim look Is some'thing tha t is
more of an achievement lhan it
Is actuai fact. That should con',,- a9
good Ilews to the girl whose f i, ,I'e
is more plump than sleilder
Faces don' t bave to lrok as . quare
or round either, as nature made
them. With the right collar and
hat effects, even these conlour" can
be changed without covering them'
It's a good Idea to be just a\l
aware of our rl erects as of our good
poil\ts, for that Is the slartlng polnt
of dressing properly, When you
know what sta nds ' 0 11 ea'ch nlde t
the benuty ledger, you cnn use ali
the tricks availabl(l to pl oy up
the good, and play down the tal,r
or poor.
Knowing your tace and figure
detects should 0 01 give you a c' m
pJe.'C about them, When you have
properly concealed or played them
down, you can forget all,out them
secure In the knowledge that aU
haa been done to make them least
obvious. At the same . time, you
have accented or a Cor
responding good detail of appear-
ance so that Is what will Impress
your friends and acquaintances
when they' see you. '
Choose fabrl cs and styles with
as much care as you would mak.e
an important decision affecting any
phase of life. and you'll be better .
dressed and more oonfldent In meet
In.ll the public.
Seallon's SllhoDette
Helps All Figures
The 'lYillowy effects which this
season's clothes strPve to create
will help tbe woman wbose (ig.
. ure Is plump, be ' she short or tall.
Narrow vertical -lines are used
than wide horizontal ones,
There ' are side drapes which will
c'atcb !ilterest and thus draw It
away tram a mldllne that is not
above reproac.h_ .
Those who are taU and naturally
slender may wonder where nrlp for
them can come. The an around
pleated BkJrta are popular and made
Fashl0118 may change, but
personltl ' daintiness oontlnue"
to be ImpDrtnnt as evor to Good
grooming. To per-
spiration, use bak'i ng Noda In
your bnlh in t.he proportion of
one-bnlf pound to a tub of waler.
It )' ou prefer a shower, appl!,
moistened baking soda ovcr
tbc cntlre body a nd tbM wash
It 8\ ay under the spray.
to order for thOSe with natural
slende'rness. They may choose rrom,
the boxy silhouettes, . lao, or the
very wide, gored skirts which are
just coming in,
That' s not aU . the goad news.
either ! The t wo-piece ra shlons, be
they tn !loreel suits or casual baiera
fashions, wUl give e.nough horl
zontal lines to cut the tall tlgure
down and give if more of the aver
age look.
No attempt should be made to
hide slen.derness. Tha t Is the
sUhouette '01 thc season. If you
bony ' arms, look to (uU dramatic
sleeves to eofter! the angles, U tbe
neckline Is angles ra tiler than
curves, depel'ld the wide collars '
to do the r ight job.
Hals can add or detract to the
height 01 the figure. For those who
are taU, there are sailors a-nd wlde-
brimmed hat s :, wblch minimize
height, Those who are sb.ort and
flln figur!!d can seleot:> .bat on .
wbloh the trimming Is perched "lib
sp that longer Unes will he
achieved.
Sbort, full figured girls can choose
the single breasted nita that live
the illusion of slenderness. Those
who are slender Bnd tall wlll like
double breasted rashions that pad
the figure ,
Coat Styles Solve
FllUre Problems
Those who are short and heavy
may well a tip from the ex
perts on wearing coats proP!!rly.
The advice Is this: never wear
your coat or jacket open' as It will
draw attention to the inside tJgure.
The long, unbroken front of a ' c!,.,sed .
coat can do much to give thc \lIu- '
sian of slenderness. .
The easy ' coats, the half
belts and dullfinished fabrics which
help to give the slender sUhouette'
are widely aVBil able now. Short
slout figures shouid make a speCIal
eUort to shop for them.
Thick, bulky, textured fabrics a' )
ta boo on large ' figur es, The sheer
fabrics whicli ,are. now making
tashlon news come as a big help
, for those who want to cut, down
their. size, "
If a neckplece Is to be worn with
the coat, have It dart at ' upward
angles rather than strai ght across.
This not only slenderizes the fig-
ure and sllhouet'te but also the face.
Bloused backs, full ' circular skirts
and large, dramatic sleEves which
, are now being seen on coals are
el!peclally c!eslgned for those who
Obadia h was a mean old man
who lived mone on a farm 10 miles
west of Fail'vlew_ Everyone .hated
. him because he

drove a s b a.r p
Minute bargain a'nd fore-
t' Fiction mortgages
. ____ --' on the minute,
That was the
.Itur.t tion . that conlronted Owen and
me When we drove up to invest.l-
gatE!.
Preliminary Invesllgation re-
vealed the following racts: Obad-
Iah bad been killed by a, rock
thrown through a window neat:'
whllOh he was sitting, reading. We
knew he had been sitting there
r eadi ng bct: ause Moses MprTl s, a
passed by In the early
and the light In
Obad:J.ah's window, and
Obadiah .sluing beside it, Mose:,
had gone up the road looking for
a cow thai had strayed. He found
the cow and started back and no-
ti ced thai Obadi.Dh bad shifled his
posillon,
Somelhlng aboul the wily the
old man looked aronsed
cur losUy, and he wenl up close
!llld saw . blood on Obadiah' s
temple. Moses went on home
al.1d called the pollcc.
We corrobrated th(s by lalklng to
neif:hbors who had heard Moses
calling the cow, and by di scoverJng
f ooiprints and hoofprints outside
t he window, ond by the fact that
Oscar J9nCS, another neighbor, bad
come by While tlJoses was looking
In the window.
So we discounted tlJoses as a
possible suspect , and went to ,york
on lhe, others who had hated Oba-
diah. There was, ,for example,
Roscoe Norbert, who lived a mUe
a waw, and who had been helping '
Obadiah with his haying. A neigh-
bor had heard Obadia h and Roscoe
quarreling over wages that very
day.
S
O WE CALLED at Roscoe's
. and struck a I nag.
Roscoe hadn' t been home aU nlght.
That looked bad, or good, depend-
Ing. on ,,!hat of the fence ),OU
were on. I sent Owen to hunt up
Roscoe; ' and' returlled to Obadiah's
farm. ' ,
, ,Qu.ite a crowd had gathererd ,out-
Ilde. Lights (rom auto.moblles Ulu-
mlnated the house and grounds. '
Among the cars I , noticed Doc
Orlan'S tittle coupe.
He was Inside, and had already
baUD his investigation. I
"How's It look?" I asked nlm.
".Let you know In' about an
hour." He glance,d up and ret urned
to bls work. I scowled. Doc was
ulluaUy
I went back into the bedroom_
Doc: was stuffing things back into
hls bag.
i'Been dead about flve hOurs,"
be' said. '
"How?'
"Some blunt Instrument," .
a., Smart I
i are tall and thin. The bulky tweeds
and othel' roug.h textured fabrici
Obadiah wa. a mean Old,
'lhaD " everybod, h.ted hlm .
r wiD soften the angular fi gures.
"The rock, eh?"
"Could have been."
Play up sleeves because It's
bee n praollcaUy ' ceneratlons
IIlnce &bey've been as drama-
tlo .s they, a,e today. Sketohed
here are two examples 0' our-
reDt lIuccessea. The separate
blouse the left makes use of
fine pleaUnl to create truly
dramatic aleeves, the kind that
are born ICI bloom wUbont a
lall Jacke .. 0' coarse. Today's
permlUleat pleatinC In eur so
mUy materials makea laanllry
IIIId cleaaIq DO problem. AI
the rll'M, developed .. ahf'flr
wool oII"IlI, .. oae 0' &be
:r0ldlafal ....... .. &lie _
Tall people frequently look mas-
sive unless they're carfoful In the
selection ot clothes. This effect can
be softened with wide collars or
revers, large pockets' and a femln .
Ized silhouette" Avoid toomascullne
or too tailored eUects In clothes.
Draped ' lines will soften many
angular figures perfectly, and there
should be no difficulty in (inding
plenty of these.
just then Owen eame In. Be
bad a .'laD, rawboned lDdJvldaal
witb hIIn. "This Is ROKee," be
1.ld.
Clwen came in again with Moses.
Moses looked important.
"'Moses," I said, "Jl:ou're a first
clalSS liar. You 'mur dered Obadiah'"
Moses' jaw' went slac;k. "How do
Choose Blouses, Skirts figure that,
TC) 'Hide Figure Faults "EU7 as pie':" I said. "You
For those who are UJln, Oat .tuted out a"fter your cow and
chested and narrowshouldered. the ,atolPped by to talk to Obadiah:'"
blouses which are deslgnetl to be ablllut renewing a mortgage, per
worn tucked outside the skirt are haps. or something else. Anyway,
ideal since they cut the figure at a YOIII got mad and slugged him with
better place, Fat' naa;yow' shouldel's, tbe .tove poker. Then you propped
the best remedy Is the blouse with him up by the window, li ghted the
horizontal lines across the sleel/ es. lamp and put the bOOK In his hand.
The short pe<l sa nt pullovers Ilre "Then you went outSide and
not for anguln r people. Longer tOl'SO I healved a rock through th'e, window.
effects are to be sought , ' when you came back with
It YQU are taiJ , do not wear skirts y01I1I' cow you saw that Obadiah
too loose or nellner should ' dumped, and you went up to
you wea.r them tight aJld Rklmpy, wbich ls when Oscar' Jones
,The midcalf length balances the carne by."
figure well and prevents the skut There was, of .course. blood on
from riding upward.. the poker to prove that part of U.
Draped sk:lrts ara excellent for but it was What the doc said that
the tall figure, especlaUy it they mo the real lead. Dead five
have the peg type pockets. The.e WeD, five hour. ala the IUD
IConriP' IW .. fIIt.ma ..... eouadI
a:r::.r : I
... V ........... .
..... IIeew. tIIa& ..,.. tile ....
... eanuIIl " ..........
are especlaUy COOd If the hips are 1hUUa" aDd mean old man
bit too wide since the)' .are ... Oba.,lab wouJcIJI't burn o1J
b, the IIdri tn.tlDlD'- Use IUD WI. out.
Crisp Shlrtwalster
T
OP favorite in .eve ry summer
wardrobe-the cris ply t ailored
shjrtwai st e r that's so ve rsatile.
This one .lIas comforta ble yoke
and sl eeves in one, two ha ndy
pocl(cls, 1.I neatly ti ed bow,

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rn tcd pn ttcrn f o r :i lzes 14. 16, 18, ZU;
42, 4q lind 40. 1:, 4. yardS of SDfllCh.
SeJl d t od ny fcr " our cop y ot thc
and summer , F' ASHION; p o gO! 01
snlOrt . e(ls), In He",' Styl CfJ : s pecfnl (nbrle
fl eWS : h ln 151 fr ee pn lle r n
pr lnl ed Insi de I he 25 eenlB.
SEWING "mCLE PATTEJl,!'l DEPT,
5$0 S'oulb ",.11. 5\" Cblc".o " DI,
Enclo 2S cents In coins. lor eacn
pat\un d oell' ed,
Pattern No. , . . ......... SI1o ........ .
,
NDme ;
I\ddr"ss . _ .. . . ...... .... .. _ _
'A leo h" 0 lie S
are SICK .PEOPI.J!: In arc. M ne td
of tr .. nlmen' . S .o G dny.
hOSI.ltnlh:ttlon follnwetJ b,
" ",' ee-k" of nf'C1e ll"' ''l tnnlc.
.,rell e r l hed by our Lleefl.e4 Ph,
oltl ns. No rhur R" e far ...
YAte eon.oUn lion .
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gum I"xotlvc. TIle !lotlou Of ..
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And si:lf'n tlet8 6UY chewlol! m nl!:cII
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drug coun or - 25 or only . . . . ..
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At Famous .Spa
HADACOL, HAS SPECIAL OFFICE
HOT TO HELP
IIIRS. ',JENNIE WEBB
Hot Sprlngs National Park, Ark,-
(Specla))-Health is a major topic
ot conversation .1n this world.famous
Spa and more and more conversation
turns. to the marvelous, health.giv-
ing blessings , being brought ,to so
by HAJ!)ACOL,
Many people also sutfer tram ,can
stlpalion. And while these symptom!>
may be tJ:ie r esults of other caJlses.
they are surely and certainly
symptoms and signs ot the lack of
the B Vitamins and ' Mlnerois con-
tained In HADACOL. And it you su[.-
fer from 9uch' disorder: there is
mediCine. drug or treatment thaL
wID cure you ex'ept the admlnisira
tion of Vitamins 'and Minerals -which
your system tacks.
Realizing the Importance of Rot
Springs as a health 'center, Dudley
J . LeBlanc, Founder an!! "Presldent
of LeBlanc Corporation, make.rs ot
HADACOL, estgbllshed an In
Hot Springs to advise sutterlng contains nO,t only one.
folks on 'how HADACOL can benefit but five, of the B Vila mana; , I:lA,OA-
their systems with Its wealth at D, COL contains not only one, but four
Vitamins and important Minel' lI la. of the I?eeessary Minerals. It comes
In this HADACOL office In' Hot .to you an . liquid form,
Springs are records of folks who lated In .the bloo,d stream 10 that It
have 'ound improved health In a cl\n go to work. right away. You can-
bottle '01 HADACOL. That Is one be IHilisfle,d with just temporary '
' teasonwhyper capita .8IesolHAD- HAD.ACOL attack. ana
ACOL in "Hot Springs are amon" I cures the, source of such dett,clenc7 ,
the highest in the country. diseases. '
It Is eaS7 to understand, therefore.
Take for instance Mrll. Jennie why countless thousands , have ai,
Webb, who shares a new home ,Rt ready been benefited by this amaz..
237 Cones Road i,n Hot Springs WIth in, tonie, HADACOL. DO
her daughter and soninlaw. Mrs, substitute-Inslat DD the ilonuln"
Webb has a host of friends through HADACOL' .
out AJ:kansas who \l/ere thrllled to 50. it ma'tters, not who you are
know that HADACOL helped her in it matters not where yoU live : .. or
a wondexiul recovery aUer several If you have ,tried aU the' medicanes
years of illness, under the sun ' give this wOlldertuJ
flere is Mrs. Webb'. statement: preparation a trial. DOQ't gil on sut.
"I started taking HADACOL in the Don't continue to, lead a
early tall, buying two of the econ miserable life, Many persona who
omyslze ,bottles of HADACOL. I have sbUel"Cd, and waited tor 10 to
had been feeling weak and rundown 20 'years. or even lbnger are able
,for several years. I suffered the! now to l!ve ,happy,
horr.ors of gastric disturbances and lives again because HADAt:0L sup-
Indi gestion. I had to be very careful plied the Vitamins and Minerals
in the selection of focXl' would WhiCh their sl!.Stems lit\I!'Oeti. "f:G; falJ'
agree J'!le. 1 had tried so man.)'. to yourself. Give HADACOL a tria ..
remedIes WJthput benehcll1l resuits We are so firm tn 0111' bell el thfit
and had just about given up, hopes HADACOL wlll belp yOU thaL WIS
f feeling well again. Fi:lends urged sell HADACOL on a money-oaclc
Me to try HADACOL. I hllve never guarantee. U yoU don' t feel perrect.
regretted their advice because 1 ly ' sat"lStled atter using RADACOl..
lOve telt better than at any time In as di rectcd. just return the empt,f,
"ears. I dt gest fOQd better nnd do cnrton 'and your rh'Oney wnl chew-
tot have' indi,estit>n. I ' have more (ully refunded. Nothina could ,e-
nergy." fairer. '
Mrs. Webb was suffering a de Sold nt aU the lending drug store.,
;clenc
y
. of B vitamins and ' ImpO/i Trial size only but save
,ant Mtnerals. which HADACOL money- buy the large tamlly and
contains. hospital aize-only .a.5U.
A l,ack of only a of It your druggIst does' not blvt'
B VItamin. and certrun Mmerals SADACOL, order dlrect .trom The
will cause digestive disturbance ... , LeBlanc Corporation. Lnfayette
'lour food will not agree with you. Louisiana. Send no mODey. Just
. , You will have ,an upset Itomach. oome and addre on penny post-
You wlll luffer from heart burna, card. PI7 postman. Btate wheotber
"oa. pains, and lOur food will lOur you wanl the hOSPital econoMJ
on your stomllch. and )'OU wID Dot be size or the fl.25 bial Ilze. Remem-
..ble to eal tbe thinp JCIU Uk. for ber. mone, cheerfull), refundecf tID-
fear 01 beJn, iJI m,t'1Sr1, .fterwlltdl, ill.. lOU are JOO,. ... AdY.
Thursday, -March 30, 1950
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
CUEVJIOLETS; will i ncrlflce : WI . lnc"
wheel bnsc, I lfwtoll ChU8td S, cub: .1 :.I- LOR
.wk e 2 .. t on c:hult.4is, cob , cub
over .. nnlne. d7.lnuh wbeel bnse . ehilsvls.
enh: SfI,Ut.UIl, J"on.
. flr ... nol oull, .hardln bur If. _ _ _
BUSINESS &: iNVEST. OPl'OR.
ELECTRIC- SHOP
Fully equipped tor n il types motor fC!pnlr.
Largo slock o[ molnr new and
ui od mOlqrs. 1\1$0 2 serv ice Irucks. Wrlto

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CLOTHING, FUltS, ETC.
ALL Woul t;ebuol swe;Lcra 10 l)ri}!h\
cOlors. 54.\l5 to $7.05. Wr lto lor ulrculur.
Ohio l-' t nnlt nl Compnn y. Columbu!l . Ohio.
l.' WO l" eu"u.., tlerltln n pups:
3 mo old : AKC r eglslc" ' d : $.10 e"ch.
Wrlta Curti. lJarrow, n . n. 1, WJnc:het"er,
Kentucir:,. or phone
For S" lo: QllaliWEII II" ' " Bull doG PllP-
/In 1 01 bl oqdl1n from wIn.
nlng s toek . .PI cture. 0 .. fCQUesl. 1\.11 AI{C
reg. ' .. r", hl e)" , Kcnneb. 10"
FARM & EQUIP.
WIde
MUURe. 1&.111 . trucks. Good condo
.. UR.lph l-" OAtOft , OhiO. Itt. 3
l1ELP WANTED-I\IEN. WOl\fEN
ATTENTION! sn le

orders. Dondnr In t oP. t oe. bil Het walt2,
lox t rot. rumba, wil l t a ught throull h
40und recordS und photo poses to chil-
dren {HId a clulla. E'Xllcr icnrc llnncecR90ry.
.... voro \:o t rom 5150 lo 5200 pe r week.
Wr ite or phone '.,don !:I , .alo. 61121 E ll .
.. Q.loveland 3. Ohio. Expros. 1
LIVESTOCK
Rt::CIl8TEIl E D Gu.., n ,. bult Ired b,.
.Frnncbcstor Royal Ace, $JO\JO: nnd Slerl
Ingold Courteous KJnl $DOOO : 0111 01 cows
with A. R. records. Reosonably priced.
O,.r.' Guern.e,. Farm 2KOO N. Cnl. ,ul, ..
Rd.. Columbus , Ohl.. Pho" ..
' Olt SALE: WIscons in HolStein s owo
.FreBb a nd close upsprl"gers li t the right
prl.co. 11IT tlenrd, 3H W. III.. Itl .
' 1. W.,1t Milton, Ohio.
MISCELLANEOUS
POCKET .tloo" Exc bn nr . Mon 10 books
nnd 250. 10 In pos loge
paid. IrOOK. EX IIi\ NGF.. Mabrlo ..
Ave., l'1TTSB ItOIi :.t1J. PENNA.
UEA.lJTlt- L Klt IO
3 for 11. Send nogaU\IN. with rmtltt U1nce.
Will is Sbook. Jr.
Sew,.,kl,y 3, C f"nn, ,. lvn nlll.
IT
(Hnr dlal-3cyll ndcr pump/ Zcyllndor
175-1: 0 1. Innk. :lulu YPC hossls :
p erfect condltton, n300. W. . \\' acbs,
O hen. Ohio.
"THE DOLI. It r , l lIl BOOK" S ve
costly doU r,cjlolr expenses ; t;l o il you r.
aclf. Onl N (molley Qrder1 .
nullll'." 1 8r .. Gru nd lt RI, fd .
TRUMENTtS
S,\ vi\! - 'fill .,
Sl'EOtAI. DAltG IN lt I!:COIH ' OF,.' II
Th ly net 110911 (ot 5 lICW records wit h
our rdcr uf 5 or .-nor" new rct()rcls ti t
790 coell. rcloll . . T hJs spt!clal Ilet ne;
qun l nt"d O[(H Is !llv n oil "
lI nronlced or moncy bno k bll*,". W '
('orr ,}' vr-r-y kn" wn record . 8'1 wltlJ
ordC'd we po>, C. O.D.- pORtlt A
. O\Vd toda y.
l '! J 'lV. Thlrt' t. D , lr1n . Ohio
TRAIJ.ltlt COMb bom .. op n (or
tlon. Sec the omuthll: ncw Andcr!on with
e ;ICctus lvc fen1ures t h nn :tny
IraUer cOBch. Including hei. \t:d (Ioor onll
cOrllplele b o,lh, 2 211 fOOl .
Al so d 27.foot
Coz)' Home. T nke pnymen IS . .
E .toft Mdld and Troller S. I
11117 DI"le n .. ,..;;Wftmlllon: 01110.
SEEDS, PLA."NTS ETC.
PEl tENNIAf. SPEC IAL
20 Mixed Chrysonthemums Cuohlon
.h Koreou spoon - 51 .50
II Full Ast"". MieITeelmD8 Dnls y M Ixed-
11. 10
tI Ve ronlcos Corter
g '
Pl nntA s hipped at proper pl nntlng time
Karne"- "Ftpwerlnr Acre. NurserT
II." 3110 Gon .. ".. Ohl.
WANTED
IIIS K JOCJ\&X-Exocr lence D" RadIo,
\V" nJs 10b on spme R ndl(l Networ k.
. J.hn Sciortino ..
Z41$ ,Corll nD4 81, Obl o", .4" .. 01,
Keep Posted on Values
By Read ing tho Ads
CONSTIPATION ,
PAN BE
Wf% i llvlte YOli 'U lenr n how ma y
cdnsUpu ti otl nnd CORIlECT
lhe dOlTl lI lIC cnll scd b.v l oxnl l es . A
pt')8h:llrd with "your n nma und
\vlll bdu" )IOU lull lnCcrnlot!on with
out obllnn lion on yOllr po rl.
l' lJnlTY OROSS " P itOn VCTS
Dopl. D, 1'lalnlleld. N. J .
LEAUN TO DANCE
By Phono-Reeords-PbqlO Pose.
In The Privacy 01 Your Home
Mothers . live your .hlld on oppor
tunl t y you might h ave ml sscd. Chll
dren II yr.. and up ore ctlglblcbln t np,
toe . ba llet "lid ba ll room. A ULTS.
YOWNG OR OLD. .It on !be
oldo)l n eS beco'!,So you CllI1' t ollord to
I.om how to dllnce. Rnt". ",1t1t1n the
reach of on . Lea rn the waltz, .fox .. trot ,
rhumba . t Ol>, "tc. GllUlS
b
& WOMEN
- To keep In trlm. to"j). nllet . uero
ba tie, 1.1 a exer cise. .JUst
think ono compl ete d onee lor ontv 13.
-3 complete d unces lor $7. Where
the cost 0' n p r ivate les son In some
dAncing . achoo1s would (\ycrnge fr om
& to A. per lesson- not' n
dnnce. 1U8\ P<'f . le889n. Don I wa lt.
Send your or der In t oday. Poy post
mon upon de: Uvery only.
JORDAN DANCING S:rVDIO
am E II. Ave .. CI .... I " nd n, Ohio.
8p<!Clallze<l

I
chtldren'. U
pi rio. I Ii. gralD
tablet .... uro
l
ill!= li!a:. ,aecur .. cY,_'? ...
Ii 68&, aa"o.-
13--50
Order 800te'.
Qua'''' Chick . Nowl
A",hi _ .prlnl' rushl T.ke ouI-
YIInap of BOOI.. o\lCl1aoclln. chick
of .... Choo pOllr dellYcl1' d ....
SDeCDI No. J - ,o0 hnhb, bl'Ollet
cilcb oalr SU . . . 5.,cell ..... bUl"
.....-. Sped&! No. 3-'00 .turd,
CI!kkI. _DIUd .11 hn.,
::
No- I No. Z rl.OO .
m
dallll '00 1-- S ....... . R' !
bleb J 10 IJ ., .... old.
Wrile tor c:o.pI_ price

U ....... DIA
VIRGIL
c
'b
, . S
T S
o
W
N
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
"I WOULCN'T SO WAStY IN- TELLIN'
HIM IT'S WitONG 10 FIGHT. BECAUSe
THAT'S JUST \MoW" YOllE. DO'."
f:.' ',1 "I' .
:1 i '!I I
S8UCKS, ONLY
FOUR DOLLARS.'
GUESS I'll. I4AVE
TO HOLD UP
SOMEBODY ELSE.
,IALVIN, DO YOU Io4AVe A 7"
)tXJ DON'T CARE TOO MUQf AeocJT.

PAGE SEVEN
U':'NO MORE
UPSET STOMACH"
Do you su Cfer
heartburn after
mealst,.feel logy?
... uncomCortable?
Theu read t b is
heartening letter
fromawomuniYho
found her way to
betterdiqestiollund
better health:
"Oeforo 'switching to POSTUM,
1 sulTered both and nervous-
ness , But now my nerves are quieted
and my digestion much Improved. No
more upset stomach after drlnldnlt '
POSTUMI"
SCIEHTlFIC FACTS: Bot h coffee nnd tea
contain caffoin, and caltein is a drug
which in many persons tenda to produce
harm/141 stomacil aciditl/, lIS well as ner.-
ousncss and alesyleBB niglitB. So while
mnny people can drink coffee or tea \
without iII-effect, others can' t-and thla '
mny meun your
MAKE THIS TEST: Give up COflee-gl . ' 'Ie I
up tell-drink POSTUM exclusively
Cor 30 dllys-and judge !Jy results I
Remember:. POSTU M contains no I
enfielD or other drug-nothing tbat can '
possibly cause indigestion, nervousness,
sleeplessness! Ask' yourgrocertoday lor
INSTANT POSTUM-A Vigorous I
Drink made from HenlthIul Wheat and
Bran. A Product of General Foods.
Grandma's Sayings
l'HERE AIN'T NOTmN' like a
good sense 0' humor. It's a gem that
puts a sparkle in your Cil ye and
brightens the hearts 0' the tolks
around you.
U pald Ibrl,. A",.U. Willburoa. he
..".. . .
LOOK,IN' to Improve yOUl' plea 'n
cakes? Then look for Nu-Mllid.
"Table-Grade" NuMIIJd Is better-
than-ever , spreads easier and fa
plumb full of that sweet churned-
tresh Bayor. Try the new NuMaldl
As l1ne a spread aa mOlloy kin bU.}".
.."..
HAPPINESS 18 like a butterfty. U
we pursue It too bard, It'll allus be
jest Qut 0' reach-but It we try
waltln' quietly, most likely 1t'llllght
rla:ht on U8.
" pald Dd. w,n, LoblID4. JIor1d&O
.."..
.lES CAN'T WAIT to tell the news
about new Nu-Maldl It'a Improvedl
Spreads casler. TILlItes milder 'n
sweeter than ever, And ''Table-
Grade" Nn.Maid's a brand
Dew package, specially made to pro-
tect that good tastin' "Table-Grado"
t aste!
*$5 wUl be p':;; upon' publication
to the first 'contrlbutor or each
accepted saying or . Idea. Addrcss
"Gr andma" 109 East Pearl Street.
Cincinnati 2, Ohio.
"What .....111 I tetl her DO'!J 1I1Ie
to !mow where
Grade' Nu Mald Margarine comCII
rrom?"
Co";'. De .uillrtM c...
I I ' ! ' :, I I i I.
TWIN THEATRE
Waynesville, Ohio
Closed on Tuesday ana Wednesday
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
MONDAY 'J'ImU FRIDAY - 7 P.M.
THURSDAY 30 FRIDAV 31
' cn , Dugs Ullnll Y Appears - S e I n.c k Car8on,
Oorls Day and . K. Sakall In
' MY DREAM IS YOURS
('fechnl olor) AIRO: Warl'er o.rlOOIl
SATUROAV 1
Elvon l-lighbl'olVs ' an This One - Yvunne, De Carlo In
THE GAL WHO TOOK THE WEST .
('l'ecbnl '0101') 'Whh bnrl es Coburn Al so : Stooge tomedy
SUNDAY 2 MQNDAY 3
Howls nnd. Screa.ms from CI'owds All Ovor' U.
A Real Comedy Hit - No Dull Moment s
MISS GRANT TAKES RICHMOND
L.\ll' lJI e Bal,l, Wm_ Holden. Ja.mes Gleason
Also: Bugs Bunny and Warner News
: _GIl" "lit ftItau II:
I
",- NO IIrvtW
", ... was'"
", lull p .... the I
t.utton paint
IUt. a prohulonG
", AYClilable IA 7
..... __ ,.,.. ...,. r- .-!!II .......... 1
n
...... tilt _ .. ,_
... ., ......... II I., .. I" .. _\1-.... , '!I"I'"f'
' .... ,_ , .. _-n_ ,..., .... _ ... ' .
.......... tilt,..... .. ,... .. , ... , ... " .a
............ .., It .... ..:, ........... "ward
A"
ILLIRONZE
PRODUCT
-(I famous name
in the paint
busir' ... for
over 50
AT 8ErrER PAINT AND HARflWARE ST_ORES
, .
NOW AVAILABLE AT
Smith' .. Electric Service
THE MIAMI AYNESVILLE, OHIO
RATES: One cent pel' word,
minimum - charge, 25 eent .
Thr In .. rtlonl for the price
0' twe. Forml clele Wednee-
day noon,
DON'T FORGET TO CALL
us for insurance. AlI types of
insurance at a savings. Call
Francis Gene Brown, phone
Waynesville 2472 or call col-
lect, Wilm ington 21 t 1 .
WARREN BRADDOCK
Top Soli, Baullng, Sand, Gravel
Exoavatlng With Bact Hoe,
. Drag-line and Bulldozer
Waynesville. OhIo
Phone: Wa)!D!.vllle 2191
BANK RUN ORA VEL- Londe.1,
at Davis Furnas PJt. 50 cents
cubic yard, We also, dellver. AllM-
ITAGE & SON, PbGne 2()91. tr
LUMBER - All kinds,ln all len-
gth8 and wldtbs, KUn dried ,
prices _ All -orders,
largj! or smull will be delivered ,
Hog Houses , ACY LAMB, Phone
Wayne8v]IJe 2701 ,
FOR SALE-'4l. Plymoutb 6-pas
senger Delmar 'Berry.
X-S-2S-3Q-:l-6
IIIOTICE
will be received
Board of Educatlon or
\ 1I)'lIe Local SellOol DIstrlClt.
Wll3'lIesvtlle, Waneu Co 1I1'lt y.
Ohio, at the orrlce of the Clerk
of tbe aoard ot Education, Hlgb
School Building, Waynesville, Ohit),
ulltil ]2 : 00 noon, Eastern
Time, April 8, 3960, for furnishing
all labor and mutertals necessa.ry
for constnlction of an Elementary
Sllhool Addition to the present
H:lgh School building accordlng to
DI'owlngs nnd Specifi cations pre-
pared by E, C. La.odberg artd- As-
sociates, ArcWtects and, Engineers,
Cincinnati, Ohio and will be pub-
lil:ly opened 'lind read .alolld at
that time and place.
SeJ)M'ate prOPOll8Js will be re-
ce,lved lor any une or number 0;
branches of work or upon the Gen
eral Contract; uPOll the Steam
Real lng, Ventilating a,nd Temper-
ature Control; UPOIl the Plumbing
ILnd ewerage: and upon the Elec-
tri ca l work, Tbe material pro-
posed to be used, time ror complet-
Ion or the work and tit e com-
petency and responelbUity of bld-
dElra will receive conslderfltlon be-
fore a.wllrd ot cuntracts.
proposa.]s sba.1l be made' In
wltb tbe General 'Code
pf Ohio and sball be on blddlng
forms whiCh S'haJl , be obtained from
the Architects and shall be en-
closed In 8 sealed envelope and
alldressed to the "eJerk or tire
Board of Education Wayne Local
Sllhool District, Waynesville, Wsr-
WE;LDING-At my farm. Bill
Lee_ Expert plow sbare work Wll'l rEIn County, Oblo" ,uld shnll be
endorsed on the ' olltslde of the
hard rod faCllng, 3-16-23-30- 1-
FOR SALE: - Dodge 2-door
Sadan, 'good condition. Pbone 2954.
3-30
envelope wltb' the name of the ,bid -
(Ion and the, atatement (Proposal
for the General Contmot) or other
sl,eclflc term. '
Tbe drawings nnd spectricotions
fol' thla work wlll be on fil e n I
the office of the Olerk of the
Board of Edllcation , und Lhe of-
(ice of tbe Arcbltecls, 114 Garfield
Place, CIII 2, Olllo, or mny
bIt procured at me afrlce of lbe
Alrchl{ectB, on which will be r e-
Quired It depoRlt 'Of $20.,00 for com-
pl,ete Archltecturo,1 Drawings and
Sllel'lriClltlona nnd $10.00 for Me -
chanical llnlt ,Speclflca-
Lions. Documents will be for-
warded to bidders upon ' request.
Express OQllect, Tb& full amount
of the dellQslt ,tOl" one Bet ' of doc-
umenta wUJ be remrnea to eacb
actual btdder and all other deposita
will" be (wltb deductionll
not thil Hctunl cost or
reproduc.tlon of the documents)
u1)On ret.urn, charges prepaid, of
aJl documents In good condi tion
within 30 dllYs atter the date of
opening of bids. '
, Performance Bond In tbe' amount
of 100% of tbe contract will be re-
quired and Bid Bond In the amount
of 10% of the II1'0PQsai must oc-
c()mpany all bids,
Said , Board lit EducatiOn re-
1E,I'ves the right .0 reject any and
aJil bids tendered Rnll to wll.lve In-
formalltles_ '
,.By order ot the Doard of
Uon, J..ocal School District,
Waynell'vllLe, Warren Cunty, Ohio.
By: John Gons, Preliident
By: C, W, Bar.nhart, Clerk
March 9-16-23-30
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1();1l
HOUSES FOR BALE
Lovely model'n Twd-bel\.room
white frame home, bot waler )Ieat.
Also large pRcbmen windows, ga-
rage , Shrubll IIna trees in bllck.
Large lot. beautifulI 10cllJed
Priced ot $ 7-60 .
Tbree room Vi 1\ , constructed
cement bloel. house, out bulld-
2 no res, on 741 S.
ot Springboro Good [ .. Inn VIlIlI41
Priced at $11100
BeautifUl pl'operly ror
Home ,
Cull:
DONNIS PHELPS,
JtelJr Ke'Dl lti ve
RUSSEJ.. HORN
H8ALTOR
Il est
Frnnklln ROllt o 2
Phone 964W1
- Try Gazetle Clu.ified Ad
CASH FOR DEAD STOCK
According to 8ize and condition,
All Stock removed prolllPtly_
Honea. $2.50 - Cows, ,a.50
Hogs - 250 per owt_
JANq RENDERING
PHone Collect
Xenia, o. 1712 or
WDmiqtoa. O. 2382
- Try Gazelle CIu.ified Ad
WEEKEND
,.

Kingan. ,Celo Wrapped
WEINERS 49c Lb.
Old Falhioned BOLbGMA
39c: Lb.
LarKe TIDE or DUZ
2 For 49c
D-O'J
FOOD STORE
Phone 2541
Try _Gazette C1 ... ified Ad
1I_1Ii ___ n_ . ilai'Mrnt
NOTICE I
Wayn4!lviUe ..,.d Corwin
Communitiea
, Am To Do
HIGH GRADE SHOE
' ... REPAIRING
Our Work Wru Pie ... You
Prices Reuonab"
EarJr Ne. YCII'ir
N.. York 11ste reached .econlS
plac. In the nation' In manuractu ...
In. in 1810, and In the decade 1830-
becama the 10remo.t Itate In till
YIlu. of mlnufactured product.. It
'hal Itea4ll7 malDtilned Ita nlUonal
leaderlhlp ever linC', Th, .tate hat
been favored .reaU,. in commerce
and ln4ultr,. in ita ,eolraphlc poIl-
Uon a. weD al in Ita a,rlcu)lural,
twllt ancl minerai re.ource., and
Ibe water ,power ot Itl _Itreaml,
- Try Gazette Claa.ified Ad

PROTECTION . ,
, ,
Ball through ' life with the
a.IUJ'aDce tbat 10ur financial
troubles ' will be protected by
a regular eltl'081t III ,.our .av.
In8s account 'at: -
The WAYNESVILLE
NATIONAL BANK
l ____ ._._ .. _._. __
LAND BANK LOANS
ON FARMS
terms assure rep:1ynH'nl
ability.
4% will save vo umoney.
REFINANCING - ' fH JYINej
IMPROVING
"
through
Lebanon ' N.F.L.A.
5, Old Dank Building
Phone 448
. t.-- ,
,
THE N
rw
,
PLOWS or CU .. TIV A Ti';
.......... -, gOtdM or IOWI! t""lt;
... ....... low .. ",. CHON -
_ MASTIII ottachmll'l' to 'Mob I' ta IY'
.......... Doa_of.t'.chlll..,h. PQ.... . ..
.......... T ...... to ... Sw p, ond ,.,Qn" oth;;
......... ,.... ... '-
PriceS Start at
, ,

For 1 H.P.
Charles , Thompson
BABY -CHICKS
Immediate Delivery'
Hatches Monday _nd Thursday
STARTED 'CHICKS '
I, 2 and 3 Week Old White Rocks
. ' and New Hamp.hire.
GET YOURS WHILE' T8EY LAST
Al80 Ubiko Chick Starter
Batehery
Tel. 2345, Waynesville, Ohio
Live Wire and' 'rogre ve. AD
orgaulzatlon aecond to DOD"
Stl"ctly Bellers on the belt all-
market I,n the CClUDtry
8ERVICE THAT SATISFIE8
F.:OI' Dally Market Repon.:
I .. eream .. WHIO Da,ton, 12:60 E.B.T, Dlal
' ID Scotland; ''ice cream" 1300; WLW _Olnclnnatl, lUO, Dial
b7 boWD, 10r 30 to 10 ' 700. '
mbtur. , of ..m11k:; l"'li, Ind COrD -NORRIS' BROCK COMPANY
lour. Thb mIldure I. allowe4 to - . , '
frozen to.
The L08t & F ound ads, ,wor.k .lIore llberal ,HcIJn, of lI'alD II
tine b1!t don't expect them no re- flHd8d to keep .cod milk pro-
cover lost <, C1uciDJ at a prodt. '
. . I
-:'. __ a_u ____ j .... ,. ... *ir.a __ __ ..
. NIC-L.-Ly-yi-SAnERIES FreshDre8sed Hens
,
26 MONni GUARANTEE - AcId Water Once A Year
LUBRICATION
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVJCE
, 24 HOUR WRECKING SERVICE
MAIN & MIAMI aTa. PHONE WAYNE" 1M'
, sac Per Pound " ,
,- ,
Snioked Pure Po k Sausage
4Sc Per Pound
, WaJllesville'
Plant
HARVEYSBURG, OHiO "GEO. B. 'BlANDFORD
_ _ ..... d.. 7 Hi1s:lfii1liil

WANTED '
REAL fjTATE
WAITING
Especially For Farms
.FOR SALE CALL
Roy -E. Smith
Broker
Rt. 48" 5 ',mi. , South (If
Centerville.
PHONE 10M
R. 2 ' LEBANON, OHIO
Va MILE NORTH RIOGEVILI,.E
Phone CenterviUe 7417
1lIIlIlIlIlIlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlllllllllllllllllllllllllll!
" EYES EXAMINED
HOURS:
9 t9 12; 1 to 15
Except Wednelclay
" ,
DR. t WILKIN
Optometric 'Eye Specialist
OHIO
l
+-- _____ IIII!I __ .1.1 1. _1_ .n. __

Armitage &. SOD
SAND and GRAVEL
BLACK-TOP DRIVES '
TAR uad ROAD OIL
LAWN .. FILi. DIRT

WAVNECVILLa .1
lIUANON OfflcJ 471K
It ... 1.L
MORROW No. I '
READY -MIX CONCRETE
,EXCAVATING'" DUMP TRUCK STRVICE
UPPLEMl: 'r
THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYNE
MARCil 3CJ. 11)50
STATE OF OHIO
. -
. JOIlEPHT. F'ERGUSON, of State
Bllreau of In,pection and 8uperl/ilion of Public Officel
FO'r City, Vlliage, ElCempted and Rural School Dlltrlct'
Question Cor er

$5,000.00'
Fmaucial Report of the Board of Education
' "A ... ,.
Am.iowt Pol' Aaimal ' Healtb .
For Flaeal Vear Ending DeC3mber 31, 11149
Wayne Local School OIBirlct. County of Warren
P. O. Adclre8s, Wnynellyllle. Ohio Pate, Mirch 18. 1960
I certify the following to be correct. C. W. BARNHART,
How. to' Control Swipe Erysipelas
QUESTION: !!ow II e r! 0 u s I. other dl-....: It II very ballling
In Scholarships and Cash Prizes
Clerk of the Board of EducR/liall
Iw10e ery.lpelal7 aIld otten not run true
1'u "aluatlon
Tax Levy'
1 'U7a,4'9.00 -'NSWEIS: The Infection h.. . type, A labora
Bi farm YOUTH
School Enrollment
Salaries and Wages
SCHEDULE
BALANCE JANUAR\, 1. 1949
General Fund .. .. .. . ... . . .. . .. .... . . . , . ' , ... , ... .. .
:Bond Retiroment Fund . . .. . . . . .... ........ . . .. . ... .
lo'und .. .... . . . . . , .. .. . .. . . ......... ... ... ..
. Dulldlnl!' Fund ........ . . ...... . ... ......... . . .. . ... .
Total ... . ......... . .. . . . .. . . . . .. .... . .... .. . . .... . .
REOEIPTs
.General Fund . . . . . .. . . . .. . ....... .. .... . . . . ,. : . ...
Bond Retirement Fund . . .. .... , . ........ . .. .. .. ....
Lunch FUnd ' . , .. .... . ... ... .. . . . . . . ; . ... . . . . . . ..... .
Building Fuhd ..... .. .... . . . . .. . . . ......... . .. ... .
Total .. ... .. ...... .... ..... . . ' .. . ....... .... .... .. .
'l'>tal Receipts and Balance .. . , ... . , . . : ..... .... .. .
EXPENDITURES
General Fund ... .. . . . ......... . . .. . .. . . . . . ..... .. .
Bond Re'tlrement Fund . ... . .. . ... . .... .... .. , ... , . .
Lunch Fund . ... ... .. . . , ..... . .. ... , . . , . . .... . ; . . .
Building Fund .. ,' . . . .. .. . .. ' , . .. . . .. , ..... . .. . . , .... .
Total .. . . . ...... , .. .. ... .. ...... . . .... . .... . .... .
BALANOE DECEMBER 31. 1949
Ueneral Fund . ,., .. . . .. . . .... .... . " . . .... . .... .. . .
Bond Retirement Fund .. ... ... . , .. " .. . ..... .. , . .
l,unch Fund ... , . . . . , .. . ..... . .. . . . ... . . . ...... . . .. .
Building Fund . . ... ... , . . . , . , . ... ..... ..... . ...... .
Total . " . , .. .. .. . . . , ' ... . , , ., . . ... . .... . . .. . : . . . .
Expenditures and D!llance .... .. . .. . . . , .... .. .. ,
I, SCHEDULE II--RECEIPTS
GFJNERAL PROPERTY TAXES-LOOAL LEVY
Classified Property Tax ... . . . ... . ... . ..... . . .. . ... . .
Taro] Property Tox . .. " .... . . .. . ;. " ... . . , . . . , .. . .
FOUNDATJON PROGRAM
CIL8h Received .. . . . . . ...... .... ... , ........ " ..
Deituctloll fOI' Teachers Retirement .. ......... , . ..
duotlon for cbool . .. . ,. ,
Deductloll for County Bqard of Eduoatlon . ........ .
Total Foundation Program .. .. ... . .. . . ..... . . .. , . . . .
Inter B5t rrom' Sta.te all' Irreduolble Debt .. .. . .. . . . ..
Depository lnterellt . .. . , ... . ... . .. . , .. .... , ....... ...
Tuition rrom Patrons . . . .. ........... . . ... .... ... .. .
VocotlOnol Education and Rehabllltatlon for Deaf.
BUnd and Crippled CbUdren from State and U.S. Govt,
U.S. Tl'eaIlUI')' for Veterans School .. . . .. .. . ....... . .
State Aid for Buslne.8'll PurcbaBes .. .... .. . . . . .. . . . . . .
Contribution LuncD. Sales and Slate Subsldy. , . . , ,'. , . :
Miscellaneous-Interest on Sinking Fund Investments
Otber .. , . _., . .. . .... . . _ .. ..... .. .. .. . .. ... , . . . .
Total Heven Ue . .. . . . . . ... . . .... . . .... . .. . . .. .... . .
NON -REVENUE
Aocrued Intereet all. Bond.& Sold .... .. . ... . ... . ...... .
Salee of Property ., . . ........... .. .. . . . ............
AdJuetment.. by TraJiafer of Funds, .. . " .. .. .. . . . .. . .
Total NOll-Revenue . .. . .. , ... " . . .. , . , .. . .
'rOT AL lU.'CJ!:It'TB
Trautera. to SlnlrJng Fund _ ..... . . ........ . .. , .. . . . . .
Total Tranllllctionll . ... , ... ... .. ... . , . . .. ...... .. .
SCHEDULE III-EXPENDITURES
ADMINISTRATION .
A-i to 14 Inc. Salaries, Adm. Ottloers, Employees
,Total Personal 8el'Ylco ... . _ . .. .. . .. . . . .. ..... .. ... .
B-1. Office Suppllei . . . . . .. .. . , ... . . , . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .
Total .0tber Purposell ... . . . . " . . .... .. , . .... .... !
Total Administration . . . .. , . . ... . .. ... . ........... . .
INSTRUCTION
A-15 to 29 Inc. Pel'8Onal Service ......... .......... .
B'4: Text .. . ... . , . , ..... ,., .. .. : ..... , . ... .
B-6. Other Educational Supplies . .. . . . . . .. .. . . .... .
1).4. Replacement Educational EQuipment .. , _ .. ... .
&6. 1(epal1'6 Tduclltlonal . ..... , ,... ,
GIB. Ex-p 118e .. .. ...... . ................. ..
'rotAl OUl er Purllose ... . . . ... ... . . . ... , . . . .. . . ..
Total Instl'Uction . . ......... . , .. . I . . , , , .
0-5. School Llbra.ry Dooks , .. " .. .... , . . . ... ... . , ..
Total Llbrarle .. , . ..... .. .. .... ..... . , . .. , .... .. , ,
"RANSPORTATLON OF PUPlLS
A-3S. ... Service . . .... ... ... , . . : ..... . . . .... .
'2. MotaI' Ve hicle . upplies " . ..... . .. . .. . . . . . ...
E-... Jtepllirs Molol' Veblcles .. , .. , ... . .. , .. . , .... .
.1<'-6. Rent .... . . " .... . .. . , .. .. ...... , ' .. .. ... . .
: rolal Othe.r 1>urposes ,' ................. .. . . ...... .
Total Transportation or Pupil s ... , .. " . " . . . . . . .. . .. .
P Due LUNCHES I'
A-37, Personal .. . ..... . . . ... . . .. ... .. . , .. .
LUllcb Supplies .. , .... . .. ... .. . . , .. . . . .. ... ...... . .
Other .. . .. .............. , . . , ... " . . . " ... ... , .. .... .
'rota I 0111 I' ....... . . .. ... . . . , . . , .. . . , . ... '
Tola I PU.bll c LlIlH' hes . . . . . . . , . .... . . .... . ... .
OTI' PT: II I' ' 11 "RY I
A - ' 1. l e. l lllt't . .... . ............. ..
Tot I 1'1'1'1'(' 11 11 1 Sel'vl h, . . '" .. . ..... .. .. .
II ill'emen I c ontl'lbutioll' C;;. , . . . . .. .
1' G. Emplo)' PR II ttrement olltribut.loll .... . . . .. . . .
I' r'on, '" J'O: " 'rl or EclIlCIlt!OIl olltl'lIl)ltlOn .. . . ... .
:rolnl Otll 'I' PUl'llOSt>H . ... : . " ..... " .. .
'I'olal Uthel' All xlllul'Y Ag<'ncles ...... . . . . . .. . ...... .
OPFIR ,I 'I' ION OF l-'; BOOL PLANT .
' - Il! to .j 1 Il\ c. Persona'! Sel'''I 'e .... " .. .. . : .: . .. .. . .
Jl.!J, F u! ... , .. . . . . . . . . .. .... ..
. U- l !1. JanltOl'1I ,' uprlies . . . .. . .... ..... .. .... .. .. . .
jJ- J:$. Oth'el' ..... . . .. . .. .. . . . .. :: ...... .
I;:-H. \\ ate\' '. . .. . . . .. .. . .. . . .. .. . ......... . . .
U1U. 'lrit' lty .. . .. .. .. . ....... : ........ : .... ..
1-:- 11 . 'I'ele[l:lIoll" .. ... , .. .. . , .. ... . .. . .. ... . , .. , .
10:- 17. Adyel'UAlng . . . .... . ... ....... .. , .. , . .. . .
Hu"flHg . . ... .. ... _ . . .. . . . ....... .
Othel' onl.f'lld and Ollen Ol'del' Sel' vlc:e . '. " .. .
... 11 . I nsul'R,D('P . . . .... , . . ....... ... . . .. . . , .... . .
1'otal Other Phl'lloses ,.. . .. ' ....... . .. . . . .. , . .. .
'I'olal OPt'I'QUOU or School Plant . . ........ . ..... . . . .
OF SCHOOL PLANT
A45 to H Inc. 1'f'rlJo)lsl Service . . .. . . . .. . . .. , .. .. .
(;- 1. i\laterlal s, for Malnt. Bldgs. and Grounds . .. . . .. .
(:2. Materials or Mlllnt. Equip. !l.nd Furniture ..... .
/J- 6. Heplacemelll Other Egulp.ment .,. .... . . .... . . ,.
1::-2' JtepRlrs Buildings . . . . , .... ' . ... , ... . . . . ,
RePlllrs .Other Equlpmeul .. .... . . .. .. ....... .
'l'otal . Othl' t Purposes . .' . . . .... . . ........
'rota.1 Maintenance of School Plant .. . . . .. .. . ...... .
Total Opel'lLtioll ' and Maintenance .. . . . ... ..... . . . ... . ,
Total Current School Cost . ...... . . . . .. ...... . . . . . . .
H1. Uonds Matllrlng . . .. . . . . . .. , .. .. . . , .. . , .. .. . . .
Interest on 1foIlds .. . ..... . .. . .. . , ...... .
Incldent!ll Expenses .... . .. ... .. ... , . . . .. . . .. . .
. 'J'otal Debt Servlc'1 . _ . . .... . . .. . .. . .... '.' .. . . .... " .
UAPITAL OUTLAY .
1- 3. New Blllldlngs . ..... .. , ....... . ..... .. ....... .
1'4. Landscaping and Playgrounds . . ... .... .. . . . ..... .
16 . . Equipment ror Old School Buildings . .. . .... .. .
'II!. Motor Vehicles . .... . .. . . .. ... . . . . " ... , .... .. .
1 11. Othel' Architect Fee .. .... ....... .. . .. ....... .
Tota.l Capital 0111 lay .. ... ............. ,. ! ... : . . ..
'I'otal \ilxpendlt.urell .... ...... .. ..... . . . . ,., ... .' .
Total Transactions ... ...... . .... ... .. .... ....... . .

tluh . ... . , . . .. . .' . .. . " . ............ " .. . : ." ... ... .
Lahds ((,;08t) ... , .... , . .... . . ... ... . ..... . ,
HlIlldlngs (Coat) . .... . . . . ... .. ..... . ... ... .......
\';qutpment (Cost) . , .. . .... ... ......... .. ... : ...... .
,'otal Alllet! ... ..... , . .. .
1.IAUILI'l'II!lS
llonded Debt ... .. . ......... ...... ... . .............. .
Total Llablll ties .. .. . ...... . .... ..... . ...
EaC"1I AINt. ....... . ..... .. ..................... ..
13.4 mills
676
82,02'1.63
, 10,978.81
3,244.87
342,93
199.500.0(1
206,891.01
U21,l13.15
16,428.60
18,564.80
0.00
166.106.45
882,997.46
l30.513.tlB
12.884'.89 ,
18.694.62
0.00
162.092.87
I.S78.tO

472.75
199.6011.00
200.904.50
362.997.46
40.825. 7 ,I
40, 25.74
58.408,03
3,764,01)
1.287.32
1.686.30
6Ut6.n
816.32
411'1.62
l SO.Hi
1.325, '1
9.113.10
a.si6.7il
lipread all aver the naUon 10 the fQ'- '. tory examlnatlon
IAit 20 yearl. . ... c '" n b. made,
In what form dot.t however, to help
It appear . , tell It eryelpel ..
ANSWER: It take. I. V e r a -I III Felent
formll. There i. an acute type; &lid , QU!lS or ION :
a chronio type. A,lIo, the cIIH... . W hat C I n &
dou not limit ltaelf to lWiDe. The awIoe raller do to prot.ct hl. all-
.. me ,.rml c.an 10fect turkey.. !mall !
and hum&n belnp. AN8W1m; 1. Keep neWly pur-
QUJiI8TION: What are aome chaNd.nrlne alWay trom the mal"
Indlng. 10 acut. form' . 'herd tor at taut three weeki.
ANSwm. Common .ymptoma '. 2, ' ICMP a .ht.11) lookout tor lar,.
IA awtne are Iud jo1ota, or thJcJlene4 .arl &mon&,
den deathl, rtd . 3. Ilave a veterinarian
aplotch. on the aamlDe the herd Jmmedlately It
k J Il, . oreneu 8Wlpioloua .ymp,toma a.ppear.
and archiKI beckl. QUIl8TION: What about vae-
QUIB TI 0 N:, elnatlOll!
How doe. t h. .ANSWER: In locaUtJt.I where
ohrontc form dlf the dtH... II prevalent vaccina-
\er from the acute! Uon .... wille, .tandard practice.
ANSWER: The o.hroDlc .ymp- How.vel'. IInce lb. vaccin. J, a
toma are lack of pm, lamene,SI. llvJ.n&' culture of the 'causatlve
I18:tcby lou ot .k1o, bob tails and 'prm, and II also highly lnfectioUl
IUIthrlttinelll. to mu, It Ihould be adm10lltered
QUESTION: Can .. producer ' by ' a veterinarian,
rely on theM Iymptoms! NOTE.-Due to s:pace Tlm.ital iolls gen.
ANSWER: N9. Swine erylipelas enll quatlonl cannol be handled this
resemble hog cholera and colulllll.
Twine-Tying Baler
Speeds Hay Harvest
. Made "BayWt" Work
Pouible ill Welt
BOYS AND GIFILS WANTED
FOR 4-H CLUB MEMBERS
Pll.rer:ts. li' e would li ke yOlII' gfrl !;
and boys from ] 0 \.0 20 to Jol n II
4-}f, Club. lnter estlng proJects' will
be held and there will be Illll for
all.. Get ' in touch wllh Lee
nlan. presJdent, or J anet ' Ichener
of the Wayne G. C. P. 4H Club.
- Try Gueltte Clauifiecl Ad
Contest
FOR BETrER FARMING AND BEITER
FARM LIVING IDEAS
' 12 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS .74 CASH PRIZES
HERE'S ALL YOU DO
IT'S REALLY EASY TO ENTER THIS' BIG $5,000 SCHOLAR.
SHIP AND CASH CONTES'r
SIMPLY DESCRIBE YOUR ' iDEA FOR ' BETTER
OR BETTER FARM LIVING IN 0) WORDS OR LESS _
THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO IT!
ANYONE FROM 14 TO 21 YEARS OF AGE INCLUSIVE CAN
WIN. SUBMIT AS MANY ENTRIES AS YOU LIKE!
DON'T DELAY-GET YOUR ORDER BLANK TODAY
FROM YOUR DEA(LER
WA YNESVILLE LUMBER and SUPPLY
YOl/R HOME TOWN BUILDJNG SERVICE
Phone 2281 WaynesMiIle, Ohio
COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
........ _ ......... .

18,564.80
1.368.77
139.483.73
Over the. vaat ar 1 at the plalnl
.tatee where 1MB'. unprecedented
mows catue4 sutrerilll . at
both ' live,tool!: and buman belnel,
madlinel llke th. one mown above
are belbmlnl to be more appre
WESTCHESTE R HUNT
16.157.19

462.14
16.62!.7!
16.622.72
166,106A"
2.775.401
2,776.40
132.43
182.43
2,907.1:13
63.516.55
".038.13
2.077.30
279.25
278.87
1.923.96
elated. . .
. Not 10 the actual M11lft opera
tione, wbere10 crain tOr ,tarvin,
cattle anti food for hum.ns were
dropped 1nIm airplane.. but 10 the
prel.imlnarT at
without which the ha,llft would
bave been Impoliible.
--- . .697.31
72,113.86
224.51)
224.60
PICTURE JUST A MOMENT YOUR WALLS LIKE THIS
4.290.91

1.559. 71
Tbe machine sbown here turned
out up to_ 7 bales 8 mlnlJte durlng
the haying season of last year. add
ing this tremendous output to the
st!)Ckplles of grain from which tile
hayllft drew Its supplies.
HUNT" - Beautiful Horses, Beautiful Dog. + Lovely People - Moderately Priced
and 'Set By Famous Artist STANFORD BOGEN - ' And By My Exclusive Method -
Refinish YOlllr Lower Walls, Smudged and Spotted, Into Lovely Art Works .For A.
Little As $5.00 Per Room (THINK OF IT ALL). Posl Card Me, or Can 735 - See
These in Color and 100 More At Your Home Where Closest Prices Can Be Made.
316. 00
3.532.11
, '1.823.02
'lbus the mBchlrle helped to pioo
vide the thousands of "bombs'/ A01
baled hay with which filers saved
the lives ' of starvlng cattle 10 a
great rescue operation:
STANFOR'D BOGEN
47 MULBERRY STREET , LEBANON, OHIO
. 5,055.65
13,589.37.
49.60
13,638.97
1, ,694.02
Just a few years 8g0 ope.ration
hayllft wO'uf4 have -been impOtlSlble.
It was not t1Jltll this machine was in
tl'Odu.ced In the carh' 1940'5 thnt
--......... ----...... -.----------------------------------....
. r .. rlll rs e.' I;ldplil tI;eir hay !nto
I twi nt'ti ed alilomalicrl'lly
a.nil .ou ll
1,287.3:: I
1.6116.il ll ( . Tomatoes Important I
6.137 I .
6.762.6. While the average former knows
. the v!llue . t;Jt II garden and alway's
5..t40.0!l sees 10 It tho t he tl ns ample, garden'
, .ft:ll planted t o run his famil .v t hrough
:1.655.62 the year, a re st ill some men
a:H.olP who glean their living f' om the soli
Who don' t bother to plant a garden . .
] ,28351i The aim in gardening. at all. is to
129. f, supply , the household with vegetn.
65.37 bJes- s!lmmer ,and winter: and the .
252" I farmer who does this Is always reo
3.103,.lIO paid' not only with 511ved and
, to convenience of'having supply 1mme
dlalely at hand. but also by the
1.0;'4.110
] ;(tll ,6S
1.6"6.70

'1,673.J
185.06
R.3SlA8
.

3. 33.943.31
7.600.(11)
3'65.(; I
12. 84.:19
6.807. 87
90,;iO
St'I ld , In .. tl l Ha ll
(J:1e smUl 1>:111 IS l"ti malc'l tt:
contain til sLx' 1111 I I! 011 . pores"
or seeds.
-----_ ..
(II a u'atu'.'
tt eceill i nLllcal<' Ihat most
homemakers prefer ,to buy II me
dium slze potato. .
The ton'! .. , ,S HH . _ ,lg the m
versoli lp. or l' egelalJles to prepare
foJ' the table nnd returns Ul e ' most
for th'e garden spRce So.
mtist lie toma toes. Proper!) ,
h.mdled. ha I'vesling St R\' t Jul y
1 and tomat oes may be had fresh
unt il wec!;s aft er frost. or
for about 120 days : Ai one .and one
half servings a d.ly. the fr esh to
mato amoun! Rhould bt' about three
ahd onehall bushels. 8S a serving I
{or rive pel'Sons is ,that nt>eded
can a quart. 8 busht'f Clln"ing 17
Qua rts.
For the remalnillg 245 days. the
toma toes must from CDns and.
allowing two senlngs weekly. 70
quarts are needed. or nve
more. The tot al b.ecomes eight and
one.half bushels. 510 A
correctly. t.ended . pla nt yields 10
pounds and 50 plants are needed. Of
these. ' I a shOll Id be ea rly I Bre.k
O' Day). and 35 late (Rutgers).
Other crops may be I\'orked out
as carefully based on family likes.
2.409. H ". N V' t f Altalf
4.976.23 ;'" .1 ew ane y 0 a
981.02 .... Officially Haloed Talent
16,266.18 I ' . lIalla v.rlety
162.092."7 'nourlahin,' value of home.procelled . The promlsmg 8
162,092 . .57 food.. known as In ,south
A. tamU, alzea and nee4a val')' a. ern Oregon variety trl." , haR been
200,904.59 much al IDdivldl1al tilt .. , the .ar. officlally nallled ITa lent alfalfa by
2,000.00 den Iboukl be a. variable a. aD7- the Oregon state college experl.
118,000.00 cOUld be 7laua a .arden be- ment .tatlon committee on new
10,000:0(1 CGIIle. Mach e IDdividual matter crop varietles. Ind seed Incre ....
319,40 . 53 that 'lb eed Oat for each must be I ar. now underway to IllIure early
1Ddl.....u, worIaId aut. J' commercial of the variety.
1".000.60 IIcnrevtI' tben II a ... Talent was the name
1915,000.00 9Olft4 tbat b paen1 b III honor 01 wIIere
t84.40U9 .,_ pt, .. Sere Ii an t11aI' ,.were
1I " n lil t: Ori nkCT!I
' l ne hundt'cd hellS 111 good pro
ductlon will drink six gallons of
water per da y.
...
.. AliI Cows ' :
SeI'Cl'al speci es of aphids
are knoWil as "ant cows ," The
ant s cany them about and protect
them. consuming B secretioll of
Huid which they yield .
Uncle Says
Have you ever a\opped to Ioul),ae
the realOnl wb,. Cbrlstmat Day bla
lucb a tremeDdouo 1I0ld on you anil
)'out famllyT Of eo.ne there'l tbe
real 8lp\f\cance of tbe day, and the
tree and ramU, reunion, but back
.f these laappy events la a .eeUDc o.
A'el, aDd Hcurlt,. Bafet, aad H-
e .... t,. are linked wltll ftDancial weU
flrm lIDClerplnDlnp. for
Yer, borne. Beplar I,.tema&la AV'
..... oat II ".... lIla.me preduce
Afeb and Heurll,.. Tlte belt war to
A"e decllvel)- .... I&"e before y.u
lpeDd. 'You e&llllo 'tIIls vel7 Ibm. b,.
lllpiq ap Pa, ..... Ba ...... Iaa
for ,UnUed 8aa ... 8&\'IIIp
BODd. "bere ,0. w ..... or e .... 1IIIIc
III ttle B ... .... ..
".aII U ,.OU a1'e MII_ple,".
t T ,.:.,'
M "CrrI'Jls"
Lackmg p!. osphoI'U5 In
lhel r l e CtO. c:.ltle "Pl ay den-lop nu
trltlOns l the most com
mon or whIch Is kt1(I\' 11 AS ""rPt>ps , "
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ITEMS OF INTEREaT
ABOUT FOLK8 YOU KNOW
Mr. 1liL'tI. Mrs. Jolin J . BlJnke
celebrated their wedding annlveJ;'
sory on and were guesta
at the Ruth Lyons Fllty Club.
tnep.ds .b'eard ana saw them on
tlle radio and televtslon,
Cballter 10'1 0 , Iil. . wlll
rneet JJt rOgulllr session on M.onliay
even1ng, Apl'iI 10, eight o'clock.
DUl'in.g the business session fllJ"o
ther plo.ns will be made tor the
Inspecelon to be held, Saturday,
evening, April 16.
,
Serving Waynesville Since 1850'
t
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR .wAYNESVILLE, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRil 6, 1950
J'hny Weislnuller
Will Perform
In Cincinnati
"TARZAN" CHOSEN GREATEST
SWIMIMER OF THE
HALP-CENTURY
STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
INvrtED TO ANTI4JCH
!YELLOW 0., Allril '1.
-HIgh school stude;nts and teach.
ers Ctom Waynesv1llle have been
Invited to join fn the acUvlties of
Scientle Day at AlIltloch College
April 22, Dr. Allyn C. Swinnerton.
physlbal scloll'l:e head and cb;air.
man of lhtl annual event, an.
nounced today.
FeIJJ:urlllg the thelme' "Frontiers
Cincinnati Red s t
Opening Game
April _11th
WILL WIND UP CAMP PERIOD
APRIL " "BARNSTORM"
THEIR WAY HOME
of Slien.ce" the all-day affair will Tamp&, Floria-A real "preVUe
Johnny Welamuller Is coming to 111'CIUd. e sclentl fl.c le,ctu-s, demon'
""- hi C has been lined up lor followers of
v',ll'cnnatl, brnglng s own revue, straUons and toura o'f lIesearch pro.
the "Watercade, ' the maot coatly jects.' the CI.nclnnaU Red8 who 11ke to
11 I f d t t take aj prellmin&1')' look at their
co ect on 0 Btage an wa er ac s Stullents and teacher's from Oblo
I d ball club before the regular seaSOD
ever Il8semb e . and will jol.n In n.plorin.
f ' d Id I [ .,.. .. gets underway with the tradition .. )
The 11m an , sporta 0 0 behind the scenes or Antioch re-
b Am j Clncillno.tl opening ,ame on April
everyon&wh'O haR een an ,er searCD projects sucb as the FeIB
lean kid In the past two decades, 11l8tJtute for th .. study ot human 18th.
a.k b'n nrelDlere showing of New York Yankeea, World
m es . ... ,, ' ana the KettertllC
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COUPONS AVAILABLE
BIIllngs for BlUe quarterly
fees have been IIIRu ed by
Care COl'}}orntion to all memb I'
enroled through t he communit y o/'
Waynesvill e, Tbls quarterly pay-
ment will cover memJ!ersb\p fees
tor the period from April 10, 195().
through July 10, 1960 ..
Membership In Blue Crolls Hos'
pltal Care will be made available
to everyone who Uves or works in
80utbwestern Ohio from AprIL 1
through April 16. Apllcat lon cou-
pons wUl appear Ill' dally and week:-
Iy newspapers throughout the area,
and apllcation cards will be avall -
"ble at many banks and drug Rt ores.
Further annOuncements will be
made thl'ougli radio and prea!!
noUces.
Mrs. Earl cblllrmiln of
the Red Cross drlvo here, reporls
that she Rnd her helpers had made
U76.00 t heir ,and that she Is so
vory happy that they have now reo
celved $600,00, .Mrs. Conner Is, so
very gTatefuJ to aU her
and 101' j lontrlbutlone. So many
here are employed In other clUes
where th\IY are required to give,
and this greatly lessens the amount
whlch our county hasror aliy
h'ls frat tour at the Oar foundaton for the study of photo- Champlozm no lea .. &1'e Icheclu,led
den from AprU e18b.th . to t":elftb. syntbeals. for aD exhlblUoll same with the METHODIST
I d d It Reell at Croel.ey PlI14 Oil WedDell CHURCH uDsoplllat ca.te, elll! e " Special demonlJtralt!ol18 In
r.-early 20 years as the treecllmb rooml and 1aboratorlies or Alltloch'a day, April 12, the before the n. B. COLEMAN, MinIster
I lDo' or' league,' begin It ling for 6 E te S' I S' 1
Ing (fana.n, the greatest sw m science hall will sb()w famous' scl- ... a. 'm. as r unT se erv ce
emergency. record' holder of all time was tin etltlc dJscpverles ' or the pas\ as keeps. Conducted by t.he YOutb' Felio\\,shlp
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frye aDd ally forced Into tt public appear- well 88 present.dBY' scletlflc reo In a.ddltlon, a g&DIe with' the col Call to W01'8hiop-Organ
Bons hnd' ll8 Saturday even:lng IUP- IInCO ' 88 a result ot hll oruclal se- orful Philadelphia PI:IUlIel, the N8. "The Story 01 Jesus"- Don Welcb
per guests Mr. and Mrs. John Set lectlQU last month ' by the nation' s Uonal League's Burprlle 'entry of Hymn-Hymnal164
t1emyro' and chl1dren of near spOrtawrJtefS as the "Greatest RE8rtAURANT WU.L 1949, i8 carded the Redle, home Scriptllre _ WinnIe Jo
Oregonia. Swimmer. of Ufe HaIfCentury," CLOIE FOR 8HOR,T TIME lot the tollowin, afternoon Oil' tStout. Joe Smallwood
Miss Mal'Y Jane Anderson of Johnriy reflJsed to make the \.Our Stop and Ea.t will Aprll.1. Prayel'-Don Heu'derson
Ohio Wesleyan Is her "'1th hUi musical water and stage "1'.mpul as an ancJlIlt R)'Dln _ "Christ. Arose" _ Youth'
.... " 910sed from April. 10 to 14, .
spring vacation with' her parents, revue unW hie producer, Noel Monday to FrIday. LatJn I .. e once IIJd aDd to 110 Group.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderl.lqn. 'ShermaL', proved thl!. Water tIIm, at aD the Re6a wUl be pull1q !JeaiJlng _ "Calvary" _ Dorothy
cade b_A a collection of acta 'that JOHNNY WEI8MULLER, p1ctured " ---- ltaIl.,. trom their tralnla- baH WSlscm.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Burske had.... abo- In one of hi. many Ta--n' L. HERRICK
were "real" hea.dllners, that each .- .- .., here ucI' hea4I". North ..... r4 on Poem _ 'Three crosses and a
a8 Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. polel,' apperaa the CIDClnnatl LEBANON ATTORNEY _ .
o Du b - .ld WIl8 sure or enrore demand and .. 1. th. lODe vOJIICe F1achback
eorge .n ar.... son of Spring. that each would be entertaining Garden with hll "Wateread." lAlDert 1.. Herrick was amoq BoIo-"JJe Still and Know That 1
field, Mr. and Mrs, WJlllam Strouse April 8 thru 12. ....uccessfuJ In the Lub Senu'. 8II1Id wUI 1fIIUl
and Mrs. Leah M'Ilis. to all spectators. .fie thinks too OhIO Slate Bar examln1LUau 1114 up a blahly lIuco.UtuJ..8l1rtnc e.amt /Am GOd,"-Toby Ball.
Mr. and Mrs, E, F. Earnhart had lDany wate!! acts baY.'e appeal edt!: wUl 1llustrato hls ' f!Ulled lnat'ruc . was Sworn In Thursday by the perlo4 011 Aprl S &lid "banaatonD"
as Sunday dinner ' 8l1ests, Mr. and part only to swimmers or to I tlon. "At Ease I .. the Water, " .reacl r1hl., JusUce of Lhe, Oblo Supreme I;I.ome willi lor
Mrs. Charles B. Earnhart and kids or to baUet lovllrs. and followed by mUllons. A do.zen C un glDl81 in AtlaDta" \.4 ........ , 8. c.: Duetr-"To Boll the Stone Away"
Among the wurld'tamed acts In 0 " Iluth lCarDhart. Armette Tinney
daughters at Trotwoo Ml"i ,and I other atal'S, water and d I v I n-g, T e Ow J ebanoltl nttorney Is a Raleigh, N, C,; Va.; - ,
Mrs. Karl Bal)b and Bon. Mr. Dean the Watercade, for example, h s strnght nnd comedy acts are in lP'adaiate or DUke \.In(\'erlllty, N.C" '. oanoke, Va.; Bluefield, .W. Va.: YCMltb BaDedlotfon -
B bb t "The Grea.t Alhotl," lfle mlAl,': W 0 clude" , ' _A Cbarleston, W. Va. ... llowl.... y,,,,,,,,, Lee Ram.b,., Organist
11 , 0 .PalntervJlle, RlBo were H h b U nd or 1he Chase College of ... .... ,.-
afternoon guesta. stMlds .on on'e finger. e as, een the pall' of games In ClDclnn&tI, FoIowlDc thJa lervSco, breakfast
seen 1n every plctW'e magazine IlDd Both III tbe ,vatu 8Jld on lh< ' n ('inclnnati, A World War " . the will play a week end will be lIerved III the basemellt by
Dr. Ernest Rosnqle of London, fs the bl-hellt.prlced 1I0veity aC,t . 4 AquanyDlP'}a will perronI' v' 4mn Herrick .11 l1880cl'l.ted ,wltb the .......... ....... f8 Opell to ,any
Obi
' S d ., .1. ,.. II I 'g bath I b _.... 11 card In Indlalla appearlor iii: Rich. .---- .... ....
0, was a . un ay arternoon todftv He'. but one of a dozen ,mart ... .... .a ur.L1 " 'htll'otbel'-Jn\aw, Carl A a ...... v , who _... to colDe. No charge
t t Dr .... h -. in It .. --..... 1 tllmes ..' ,... mond OD Frd&7, April 14. a.nd In. "aM.
guee 0 and JUI'S. H , E. Hat Btarrlll" e<n-e numbers alon'8. g su s .. ' u_ .... ng C05 former ProsecutlnK Attorney, W ... , b t _11#_ .. _
awa'" - Produdeil. . ill ' . t"e 1 ft._to _A_ dlUapO)1a Saturcl." and Sunday, 11 au UU<>&M06'
,. In the MARl and in the dlytng' th If oftices at bo16 -... -, "... Ch h Scho-' Spe
......,. country to , ' uanymphs. . the 16th &lid 18th. L m, . uro ... --
Miss Gladys Rye of University tank Johnny IIlinleU will quickly bf.llOlL ClIl ..so mel1's quartet. . .
of Mr. R7e aDd abO"; t.IMI .uok. by whclh he m&de Mall 0 are belng aa Jlerr1clr. la, m.arrteC ... r u.. ' 10:10 .. m.-Wol'lbfp Hour-Bap.
Mr. Chari .. Rt&. ot 01&k
t
men ,....w, aa ... a' "dlU! 01.......... . ........ of
were w ... eDd ,gueau 0 r ' recordl tlian ..,. rival. BrieDy, fie en', W. re .. "m, prom . a: ,,01 . SIncere appreelldOo (or the ID .......
parep.ts, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rye.- '-::::.:::.=. Anth ' b th Oh I
M d ... . W"" t.. J-AME8 R. JOHNS FUneral se,-vtces will be hela lovely tloW8J'8; card!, frUit and ems yeo r.
r. an . ....ra, . <!J. S rou .. w4l
r
e PASSES AWAY 'HERE at th'e Methodist Lytle. oth,et" tavora dUrIng m,. recent Euten ,Sermon.
among the guests on Sunday, when ;- _ . TuesdRY at 2: 30 1). m., oRe-v. Bel'- . HAPPY HOI)R CLUB llIneea.
Mr. and 'Mra. Whtte of . Johns, 74, passecl away ' nard Baughn ofHclating. Entertaining the Happy HOUT
M&son, entertained with a IamUy at the home of W. BODt, Ralph, Burial .wlll be In! Mlam1 Cem- Club at the Far Hills Party HOUle,
dinner, h'OlIorlng tbe birthday an near Wa.vnelvUle. etery In charge ot Stubbs Funeral Wednesday, AprU I:!.
r;ivllrsary ot their little daughter, He Is survtvecl by a son Ralph, Home. Mrs; FrecI (JoD':
LeiLh MargareL 8 grandcblldren, 2 creat grand. ===-_-,.,,--_______ ..L ___ .:.....______ ..,-_
M1'8, Fallis PaIne entertained on chlldren.
SatUrda.y afternoon and blld aa
guests, her second grade Jlup11s.
Sh.e, was aSlIlsted In the entertaJn-
ing by Miss Dorothy . Day. An
Ea.oiter egg bunt and ames were
enjor ed by the cblldJ'en, and maliy
pictures were taken of the troup.
Delicious refreshments we r e
I
served and eo.ch child received gifts
and Easter
Mis. A. H. Stuobs will open her
bome on Wadnellctay. April 12 for
tb'. Ayril meeting of the FrIendship
Club, witb Mrs. Braddock
and ' Mrs. Reba Bmddock. as co'
hostesses.
Mr. aud MI'lj . A'. lI. ER.I'1lhart
vlllited In GreenvILle on Sunday.
and Ml'B. M. A. FlJlkerson
nnd Mr. and Mrs, Ed Gl\lllnnd were
hosts and hOlltesBes to theIr Ad
"Isory Councll and their fam,tliea
on evennJg at the Grange
Han with ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold
"Van . Pelt of Spring ValeT, as
guests. '
The usual .8slloo was
. )eld, and Mr. Fulke.rson coo-
duded the discussIon the
Hartley BIll. Mr. and Mrs. Van
Pelt then , entertained everyone
w:fth their travel
P .. T. NEW8
What's Cooking' 10' ,Wayne'sville?
'BANANA NUT BREAD
In by Mrs. Stanley Baney
'% C ,shorteDiDr
1 c
.PInch eall .
1 laap. loda. an'd add to sour mUk
2 c pastry tJour (eitted)
c . nut meats . chopped
3 m:;:e4 jananas
. "'":)
1 %, ti . sour mOt
Add.. Oour and crushed bananas ,
altern1ltely, Dut meats last. Bake
at 360 tor 1 ' bour.
Buy a Waynesville Cook Book
at Opal 'StubbS or EvelYn Wat.k1ns
Cor $1.00 and Bet 99 more good
r!lcpell' Uke thls on'e. Help yoor
scbools! , Help your towlll
. ChUCIrens Society ot ChriS '
lion Service of the Methodist
churcb enjoyed an Easter . Party ,
at the cburch on Saturd'ay. after-
1l00n. wtb a JlrOgraIU ot religious
Inatructlon, baaket makJ.nc, color-
Ing Easter egb an,d gamel. . Jle.
freehmellta were servecl during
tho period. .
Those who charge ot the
childr!tn !lore Mrs. " Earl Conner,
Mr. La Mar . Earnhlll't, veteran Mnt. Ralpb Mn. Harry
instru.ctor . ot ' the veterans ctll8sS
c
henk, Miss Drwmnond,
at 'the High School. building, and Mr.. GleDD A1exaDcIer, Mn. Bay
the (oUowlng students: Mr. Otla ,Conner, Mra. Walter Whitaker,
Herringtoll, Barton Hobart Mrs. Charlell, Lola" Mn. Nola
John80D, WlUatc! Ledtord, Ma,. Van Ambuq ID4 Mn. BaJ SlIl1th.
nu.d Hagemeyer, Ralpb. Satterth ' M d .. - Lo d .. -
, ...... , y .. , au ... ,
' wllllte, WUlfaln AsbUIT, Wlllard Jennie Da\1l ana Mr, BID DaVlll
Furnall, Audrey ThomaI, atteDded _rvtcee South Park
Hurst, Ike Gabbarcl, an4 Thomu lIetbodllt cbUlCb 011 SUDdlT morn.
BradbDJ7. The . claal ree8Dtb' had Jq and .. w UttJe CbrIItfne Dam,
as their peet apeaker dauchter of lIr. IIlIl lira. ClareIIce
Mr. Dcnr 0 . Sr." .maoapt\' of 3. J)al1l, baptlle4. They were cUn- .
Lon4OD Farm8 at I'o.ten. Der lUeet.I or Mr, aDd lira, Davia,
J'afr. Robert Butta.. !a uul eveIlfDS CUeita of Mr. and
laC hJa .pl'iac TacaUOG frOm lira. eecn X, DaYla" when they
, ItucUel at IIIamL aD4 .pent the lDeIebra&ed tire blrUada7 UIDI91e'r-
week ed with bIa frlenc1, I(ra.: -.r7 01 the!' UtUe ....
Don Luteu at Oldo atat. 'UId- 1m. Sa ooa
veralt7. Lubu duriq IlIII -raJ..., at IIIaml Van.,..baQltaI,
aprIq ,neatIoD" epet .. tft'.,. .... .11..", a.e OIl
with IIr. trutIDII at IIIa1DI. .11 , .........
Tba.nJtlt.
lira. AaeD&tb
NOTICE OF APPOINTM
Admlnlatra .. r
Etaate ot nora BUaaD R&wb.
Dee ......
NoUce Is hereby given tbat C.
Lee Hawke, wIlo.e pOst orflce ad-
dress Is Waynesville, Ohio, baa
been' duly appointecl as AclllliDlslra'
tor ot the or Flora Susan
Ha.wke. late of Waynellvllle, War
ren, CounV, Ohio, deceallecl".
Datecl ,thla 28th clay ot Marcb,
U60.
RALPH H. CAREY
, Jud&'e of tb. PIobate Court
Warr,n County. Oblo
O. L. Schllllq, . Attorney
Published Aprll e;1320
..
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
. Admlnlltrator
Eltaw of Ella B. Cook, Deeeasecl
. I.
II laenbf "Veil tUt' Ern.
est II. Cook, wbol' poet ottlce' ad
dresll Is R. Jt I, Ohio.
haa been duly appOinted as Admin
istrator at the Gttllte ot Ella n.
Cook, . late or Wayue Township.
WalTen Gounty, Oblo, deceaaed .
-Dated tbla 30th day of March,
1950.
RALPH H. CAREY
Judn ot the Probate Court
YOUll'C A . Young, Attorneys
Publlahed April "'IS-IO
, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
AcSml"retratoi'
or lobll C. Ih.'!!'u, De-
NotICe U iMreb, ctV8Il that C.
Lee , Ih.wlre. wllDee poK oWce ad
dreU Sa W.,.e.TIlle, 'Iau
,bMD c!ol, &a A4mIDia-
trator cl u.. of 30ba O.
Hawke, late or WaJDUvUle, War.
ren Cout,., Olllo, 4eceaaed.
DltAcl thla 28th clay or 'March,
1.&0.
BALPB B. CADY
1\aIp" tile ProIIate Cout
O. L ............. AttoruJ'.
PIMIIW &RII .11-10
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
MethocUat burch, 1:30 to 3 p.m.
8ervlce of Prayer and LltllJ'gy
Iecl by Rev. Sam Keys of the 1Ip1s-
copal Cb1ll'ch.
Tba "1IM'eu Last Worda" wm be
tbe theDIe of adclrelll8s by repre-
.&ntatjvell at Episcopal Friends
and Methodist Ohurchell.
SOlos-M1ss Jean Hartsock, Mrs.
H. C. HooBon.
. blgh aehoo) choru8 will sing
alSo.
MIs8 May w))lght with Mrs.
Charles atten'ded"a Chris
tian Bclence lecture nt Memorial
Hall In' Dayton .on Friday night.
Mrll\ OUve Curl returned on Fri
day froID. attendng the State W.
C. T. U.
. Mrs. Lee Mason. of Mason. on'd
her lIOn' Mr: Leroy Mason, ot Ev-
erett, Wuhlngton, called on Mrs .
Alice Clark on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs, RDBCOa Furnas nod
little ' son WllUam were dinner
. guests of friends Ilt the Home all
SUDdQ'.
Mrs. Martha Cox, of 1ndlanapolls
callecl on her Irlend MIss Minnie
DJOd&OIl on Sunday. .
M1'8, G. E. Rhein of Springfield,
wal the d,lnner of her ,aunt.
MISS Margaret Edwards on Monday.
..... fa 'ewelr7 Wear
ba 100 I'l'eDcb women
wear pnelaua plaUmun. palladium
_ Iold Jewllr7 compared with the
lime ratio 01 wolDen
..... IIdom tblm.elve. with COl'
.........
...........Tabes
-.caue . of Ibm
... tuba make .oocl Ulht. over
booIrea.... cornice., and c:ablneta.
... ... lame Huon, they make
.... naclba. utbt. over becIa, aDd
......
PAGE TWO
NEWS ANALYSIS------,
Billion Dollars Cut From ECA
By "ouse Foreign Relations Group;
,1ruman Plans Speaking Campaig,n
gDIToa'8 NOTIII. "bla oplaloa. a'" ",r oed la lb eollmn., 'hey are th of W ter'ft Hew.paper Unl '. De a ,.t, ADti aet aee rtt' tbl. newa.,ape ... )
FOREIGN AID:
Billion Lopped
Whether It portended a more
realistic vlew toward European re-
covery or was just Sympto-
of a seasonal purse-tighten.
ing ettort on the part ot some con-
ere8smen, there were major head-'
linea in the fact that the , house for-
eign affalrlj committee lopped a
bllllon, dollars off foreign aid re-
quests for next year.
' Slashing a proposal made by
PreSident Tr.uman, the ,commJttee
went on to recommend that the ex
isting gap in foreign rellef be filled
with U.S. farm .urpluses.
THAT WOULD make lIense to
mOlt Americans. except
those so energetically and ' enthusl
utlcallY commltted to foreign aid
without any Umit 'or restriction.,
th.t they br.nd 81 , n.rrow lIola
timists .nyone wbo argues that
U.S. _lfare ought to be considered
alone with welfare ot other na
tIonJ.
Easter Seal Child
81Jt.ye&l' old BIISHU MlDer,
ColDalbu, Ohl the 1950 Ean-
er Seal CbUd Hleeted by the
National SocIety for Orlppled
ObUdrea .nd' Adults, feed. a
horse oa a aelahbor'. farm.
a-U, ba. had cerebnl palsy
.moe birth.
P.ul G. Hottman, foreign recov
ell' adm.lnlstrator, w.s unllble , to
"1 immediatel7 what effect the
torelln aid pl.n .lash would have.
Ha old he would preter to study
the' proposal and certain what
Idnd of fatm surpluses the ,overn EASTER SEALS:
ment hal in Its bins, and whether Help a Child
Europe needs , them.
HE SAID he alre.dy knows these', The generosity of the American
inc:lude wheat, cotton and people during the 1950 Easter Seal
tobacco. A house committee m&n- campaign, ' which ends April 9, wl,ll
her also name4 these three and help brinl .new lite and hope to
.dded corn, oatl, barley, tats, olls many Crippled children.
and !Ialry products. No mention SIX-YEAROLD Russell Miller
w.s made of tb. huge surpluses of knows that. as does his family, for
potatoes and eggs whlch America Russell, who has had cerebral 'pal
.lao has on hand. ' sy aince blrlh. Is now able to start
Hoffman, who most llkely would walking by hlmsell-because ot the
eud 1111 opposing surpluses in lieu of \help and treatment he received
cash, would be ' hard put, It ap- ,through the auspices of the Na
peared, to make the 8 vel' age tUonal Society for Crippled, ChIldren
Amerlc.n belleve that war.rav: and Adulla. He was chosen the
a,ed Europe couldn't use, or didn't "Easter Seal Boy tor 1950" be-
need, lIuch Items .s .gp, potatoes, cause he typWes the thousands of
'corn, tats. olla and' dAiry products: ,crippled, clllIdren who have been
There are IDaIIT American tamilles .imilarl7 helped through thls or-
".re at ,hom. who would .be g.nizaUon. '
deUlhted If they aver had a .uff!. Thla yeu'. Euter Seal, 'wblch
dellCi, of any of these Item., ')'I11boUze. the conqueR of handl-

b)' crillPlilt cbfld, Ihowa a

RED CURBS: r .mall bo,. abandcmtna bls crutche.
,
and atartlDa to walk b1 hlmJelf..
Coadoft Urged RUSSELL 11 handiome
j tecleral 1u.Uei with brllht and ' frSeDd17 .y... He
b.. ..mlcC' eoqre'ii Ita ,81' to and dOft av.,.-
willa .. uUia8 I. da, chOru. duplte ilia handlc.p.
CommUDiat IeIl.laUoa. HIDe 01 At homa he 11 accepted member
which. 'the department .ald, of the f.mIlJ' and' doe. not ellpeict
'JnfUct OD . llUDed .or receive any special pnvUeges.
II'OUPI ,Without Jutr ,'trfal." . But. If It were Dot tor the CUld-
THUS the nation '11 treated to .nce of medic" speclallsts, the de-
tIle lMMilal paradoX' at havin, the at hJa that he
reatricUona of its own CODItitution WOuld w.lk and play .gain like
prevent All .ct,(on 4eslll\ed at pre- other children, speclallze'd and,
aervlng and that con- other Easter Seal .emcel he re-
ItitutiOn. ' celved, RiuIeJl's re.ulUng rapid
Aa an example, Peyton Font, as- prolP'ess certainly , would never
aI.tent to U;S. AHomey' General taken place,
MCGrath told the ' bouse un.Amer. The .American people were ' re-
lcan actiVities committee "It 1s I)y minded that during, tbe Easter Seal
no means certain" that con. 'lale. no job and no contributiOn
atltutionaUty of such ,legislation would be too small to do, Its share
could ,be upheld. . in helping crippled children wlilk
I AS 'ALMOST every schoolboy again.
knows, the 'constitutlbn wa. kicked
around ,plenty during the days 1m. PRES!DENCY:
medlatel7 preceding World War All Ab' d!
n on the ;'pretext that such viola. oar
tiona we.N ' 'tor tlle "safety of tDe President Truman was getting
natio!)." ,. I , . ,eadY to hit the trail again witb
It seems ' regrettable. then, that his gospel of the need for electing
a little leeway _ couldn't be t'aken .and reelecting' Democrats. It was
by ,these same when It beUeved hls spring and fall cam
"'afety palgn tour would match the inlen-
of the .when war again II, lib of his 31,500-mile "give'em-
operil,y talked and envisioned. hell" campaign of 1948.
RENT CONTROL: '
Soon .toGo?
Federal rent controls woUtd
be a of the past. If a partlc
ular action of congress , could be
COllstr\led ' as an, It
was so construed by everYone in
Washington. .
CONGRESS gave ' tbe President I
broad hint 'thllt there may not be
'any rent controls alter June 3D,
whe.n It sent to' him a money bill
that included funds , earmarked to
payoff employees of the rent con-
trol agency.
'lbe senaie completed legislative
actlon on the 'measure-a 783 mU
lion dollar deficiency bill-to pro-
vide extra money tor varlou. ted
eral agencies for the year ending
to June.
INCLUDED in the measure was
four mUllOll dollars for the office
of hOUSlDg expedItel' Tighe E.
Wood . ()f that amOunt, more than
two' and one-half mllll.on wa. to be
UHd to pay for the terminal leave
til employees. 'lbe other , 1.25 wal
tor operaUng expenses tor whlch
Woods had asked s.e mlWCl,III.
UOPOLD:
Sloma & Strife
The future appeared ruaged tor
exlOng Leopold of Bellium and
almost a. rugged and surel7 as un-
certain for hls troubled countrY'.
'l'be ftght to restor. Leopold to the
BelaIaD throne, wblch he abdicated
when, til. German bordes overran
Belgium. had become bitter one.
'I'he monarchists won a victory at
the poD.a 011 a referendum on ru-
.... tlOll of the monarchy.
PLANS were fOr Mr. Truman to
J?1t the road . eariy in May for , a
rear-platform speaking SWing tbat
would carry him into Washington
state about May 11 tor the dedIca-
tion of Grand Coulee dam, It would
i.vtnd up with It "fighting polltlcal
talk" lh Chicago stadIupi the night
of May 15 at a giant Democratic
rally. ,
The trip will include "offthe-
cuff" talks to crowds around the
railroad track. to and from the
west coast. and plugs tor ' Demo
cratlc candidates and Fair Deal
tneasures.
For . the fall campaigning, an
even longer. more intensive tour Is
planned, tor then the. Presi.
dent will go into a score or more
states to slug it out for Demo.
era tic congressional c.8ndldates.
MR. TRUMAN'S amazing' suc.
cess at this type ot polltlcal war
fare I. the chief reason. surely,
why he ,ha. decided to engage in It
again. Admittedly no orator. the
President, nevertheleU, did luffI
clently well (or himself In the 1948
campaign to make ,It seem logically
gOod .trateq to' pursue Ilmllar
tacUc. thlJ time. .
British a.t 1-29'.
The first of American armed aid
to Gre.t Britain wa. between ''10
and 80 B-29'. wbleb were .tarled
for Enlland in cvemonie. .t An-
drew. FIeld, W.shlngton. D.C.
KentuckTl Sen. Vlrgll Chapman
represented the .enatil armed aero
vic-. commlt1H at the ',exerclael.
Defense Secretary Louia JohDson
declared that the flrllt four boinb-
er. wblch took oft "wiD ,be toDcnre4
b, a IIOwlDI volume , . ,j
THE MIAMI
SECURITY:
(;ries of 'Foul'
Presldent Harry Truman and
Gencruls George C. Marshall and
DwJght D, Eisenhower hove no up-
p1:chensions about the securlty'stat-
UB ot U.S, state department per-
sonnel.
The Presldent declared there
was nothing to a rumor that U.S.
Cblef Justice Fred Vinson was to
replace Dean Acheson as state sec
r etary. and lhe two generalll de-
clared that U,S, Ambassodor ,Phil
Ip C, Jessup was practically be-
yond reproach from any angle, but
particularly so as ' regards any
'taint or
ALL THESE manifestations of
support' of Acheson and Jessup
stemmed f.rom charges by Senator
McCorthy that many state depart
ment personnel were Commu.nlsts
01' lea'ned strongly toward commu
ni sm.
Jessup hot 1 y ' denounced Me'
earthy's cl)arges as "utterly irre
sponsible-a blow at American for-
eign policy," and an actual aid to
world comm"nlsm. Generals Mar
Ilhall and Eisenhowel' supported
J'essup. Marshall. he said, was
"shoclced and distressed" by the
attack upon Jessup's lntegrUy. EI.-
enhower said no one who knew Jes-
sup would Question "the depth or
of his dev,otion to
principles of Americanism."
Under questlon!na, Jellup, dur-
ing his examinaUon admitted that
he appeared as character wimesl
for Alger Hiss. former .tate de-
partment attache convlcted ot 11-
ing when he denied be h.d slipped
out .eeret U.S. documentl to S0-
viet spy ring.
BUT at the end of an hours-lon,
.esslon of Capitol hill, Mcc'artliy
still was insisting th.t If n.tor.
could get a ' look at the complete
flles on Jessup, "the importanc. ot
tllkllig .ction" would be
strated. McCarthy was not pero
mltted to CrOSS-8Xllrtline wltnellel!.
As for Acheson, lI4r.
Truman thoroughly demoli.hed ru-
mors concerning the former', re-
moval and dec1ared, insteael, that
Mr. Acbeson was rUnnin, the .tate
department "admlrably,"
POTATOES:
Again & Again
Another ' chapter in the dk:zy
roun!l ot potato price 8UPPOrts was
in the maldnl If the n.Uon'. fann-
ers planned .crlpt were completed.
For, according to reports re.cbfII,
federal alP'lcultural deparbnent
he.da In W.shington, tarmere were
a pattern of proc!lIct1oD
that would create aDother potato
IIIrPIUl and add tq an aireaQ '"
IUPPI7 of liveltoCk and feed arainl.
ACCORDING to an al1'icUltunl
department aurve7 of. .proc!ucen.
March 1 plantIDI pJaua lDdlcatecl
potato acteap which - at 1 ....
avera,e lIelda to the
produce IK mIJllon more bushell
more than the ,overmnent goal of
335 ml1llon bushell. ' .
Such cr9P would mate It nece ..
ry for the ,overmnent , to
addlUonal mIlllOlUl ' of dollars to
buy up .urpll.\' IUPplln to support
arower prlces. Potato prlc. sup-
ports .lready b.ve COR the govern-
ment about 600 mfiUon do11&n
since 1943 and have led to' demanda
tor inore rlald ' contt:oll 011, future
crops,
SO UNREALISTIC was the fed-
erai program of polJto price
port that the cries, of eondemnation
and have result
after 'aU. For inlltance, thl! .enate
bad been ,considering a catch-a))
farm bill \1!hl.cli, among other
things. would deny pdqe supports
to potatoes grown outside stric\
quota in 1951. '
. PubUc indignation was under,
standable. The pattern ot subsldIz
Ing expanded potatq prqcluctlon
with evermouritlng surpluses was
'the' mOR 'blase tax
payers to become irascible about
the Illtu.tion.
' Ingrid!s Daughter
'rbfl exclaslve photo, t.ken
.bout a year aco, .hows Pia
Linditrom, 12, dauchter of In-
crtd Bercman .Dd Dr. Peter
L1Dds&rom. The picture was
takeli before her mother went
to SlromhbU to make a picture
wiOl the Italian director, BOb-
erto BosscUIIl1. Pia II tbe ab-
Ject ID a IIUter cntody a'ruC-
cle between IDIrI4 Qr.
Lindltrom;
BERLIN:
Up to Reds
If tbere II rlotIJig or violence
in Berlln during May 2'130. while a
Red )'tIUtb r.lly 11 being: held, tbe
Cornmubbtl thvmselves Win have
to shoulder the blame and .nswer
for the , accounUna. Tbat w.. tbe
word at John J. McCIo;y, U.S. hlab
commlnloner for- U.S,oQCcup!ecI
Germany. He declared he law no
need for extra troopJ, but "we art
prepared for trouble. even thoucb
we are DOt IMIdna an1."
!latioD Will
More 'Green Pastures'
Grass and Mechaniz'ation
More Vital in Later Years
Prospects are eylqent that Amerl
CEI'S farmlands will ' grow greener
in the second ha.l1 ot the 20th cen
tu,ry.
Outstanding In fa rming!s past 50
ye:,ars and bound to play vital parts
in the ?ears to come are the new
importance of grass and the mecha-
nl.oz!ltion ot the far(n.
to eXperts on the sub-
ject, grass is soon' to rank as a
prime contributor to the health and
we:alth of the United States. Farm
em who will turn to the use of grass
as real crop in ItseU, will fin4
Scene. like thI. win be more
'hroll,holl'
America .s f.rmers tarn te
alra.. al are.. cro,. Rere a
field foren harvester, one of
tile Dewer develo,menta III
mechaulaed farmlnc, '0 h 0 ,
IIDd blo". rra. into a truok
keepJnr pace with tbe traotor.
that It prevents erosion, builds ul'
the soil, Improves the land ror
crops that ar e to foUow and Pro-
vldels greater profit through more
economical feed. I '
Because theY.,can now g.row more
with less work. farmers Uti
When prcpal'in& both the
a nd whites of eggs for a reCIpe,
time. work. water a nd egg may, be
saved DY bealing the whiles, 111'St ,
and then, with the unwashed beat-
er, the yolks.
---
With cut back in vogue,
here' s a cleaning tip; Tacltle the
dust that's collected . in aU the
l'revices \V,ith a baking-soda past e
a nd a stiff brush.
. Left-over egg whites should be
liS d promptly. a nd kept covere?
In n I' cIrig r aLor wh ile they a wait
use.
Order Your ChIcle.
From aOorE'5 Nowl
chick orders in to Boote's
rishl away. Choose your own deliv.
ery dates! Started pullets 2 to 8 weeks
0Id ... 2wk livability guarantee.
Choice of breeds, U. S. Approved,
Pullorum-Controlled. FUI truck de>
livery on srouped orllen in Dakotas,
. Wis_, Minn'; Netic. Dayold
, chicks also available. Write Eor com-
plete Ust of prices and ha\dlill8 d.lCI.
.,n-ltbll HATCHERIES, lie.
pv--.----
April 6, 195D
ns, In just 7 day .... In one .hort weelc _
roup nf people who thangcd from therr
old denliCriee.to.Calox Tooth Powder
.,ed 3890 bri!!ttrr Iwfl by IdCl1lilic
Why Dot chanlO to Clloit yourHU1 Bu,
Cllox ,today, , , 10 your 8'
" reelh can Illrt lookln, '
,6r{,hler tomorrow t '
(SHOULD A MI. OVERl
40 STOP'
,
Change to IANO-
Ibe Sal. Cigatelle witll
plnntlng more and more acres ' in Not. filii.... NIIf... ..II'
gree,n pastures. They are usin, Sano'. lCieotific prOcess cuts
more grass as rotation and cover aoe conleOllO half Ibac of ordioary
crops and tests have proved to . cigarene Yet .ldllful bleowol
them that gras. in rot.Uon with makes eYet')' pu!' a pleasure.
corn. and cotton vastly incre"u' TOBACCO 00" ft, Y. ....... ,._ .. _-.,,.,..,-

..
Th.e makin, of ha,. and gra.1 ... '
lace 11 the basls of erassland fami-
ing. ThIs I. a trUe product ot the
20th century. ExperUnenta ltartecl
abouit 25 yean a,o are just now ,.
tID, wtdIspread acceptance ..
farmlers find that ar." allap ..
MCCIIld only to arum, ill a IOC!4
' .
C= ___ __
I' .:l " HADACOL 11 Ioocl 101' all r.' DII .... ' 'Her cbeelll were pate
bringln. ftv. of nature' s B and Ihe cried' lotteD. 1 atarted ....
and important to the JolUI dfIA.DA
and old alOOt. the ' an after
COL folk. received the ioocl newl three oMhe lar.e
,+h., amon, the eountles. thoulal!d. IconOl1lY ,size j)ot r--
tie. .he 's now wbo, had been benellted b7 BADA healthy, Da. aD
COL ws. II lady of 8 , map excellent aPPetite
who felt like he was 18, and. beauU and ,her dllJlOlI-
ful tittle girl onl7 three :rearS' old. tlon I. pel'fect."
, Mrs. Edmond Doucet, of Church AU' h r e e' 01
, Point. La" IS 85 year. old . havlng these people'were
, thousands ot friend. In Ute Dic,lur'l suUering from
j . .
Cultivator' Heeded
In Control of Weeds
0(
Chemical sprays are not ;yct
ready to replace the cultivator In
contrqlllng ,weeda, I!.ccordlnl to Dr.
J. C. Willard, agronomiat ,n the
college at agriculture at Ohio Unl-
veultJr. .,,'
"No chemicals so, far available '
for use in crops Will ldll , .u '
weed., ... Dr. Willard said. "U, we
use clbemlcals ""tbout cuJUvaUon
, tl remove the; weeda left
.prayinl. it wUl be onlY a s,hort
time before we have fields whleb
are .11 weed1 ' before, but the
weedi will be different and of IdJul8
barder. to 1dlL" "
IntroducUon ot new chemlc.
evel7 year malt.. .praJln, more
of a ,.pecl8J1lt'. job, be pOinted 0IIt,
c.utlonln, farmer. 10 beware 01
the fITbyn1lht oper.tor,
SleeJliDg Sicbeu MIllACI
To Uvestock II Recounted
Eachl aummer and fall Uveltook
owners an warned ill the 10Il
which ma,. be takeD 01 anImal. b7
l1eepIDl Ilckn .... Louea from tbla
cl1Ie ... , .bhoed a atanllnI toere ...
ID IMT an4 11M&, and filum for
the paM 7.ar II1'e apectaCT to allow
but uw. dkllDe When flnan, c0m-
piled. ,
'1'be . ere the dI.e, .. ,m.,.
haft - tNer" -wltb more .
and. In Inore pIa ca .
eSQue Evangeline slIctton. of lack ot JiI vita
ana where she mil'ls and the
was b,orn and' bal' minerals whlcb .
spent ,all of he!, HADACOL cbntalns. IIADACOL
11 f e. The s e Solines to !you IIi liquid form, eiisUy
friends arc asslmll.nted in the ploOd-.tream 10
to know that Mrs. ' tbat it cnn ':0 to right 'away
Doucet feels bet. It Is ea'sy to understond, there1ore;
tel' no" than at why countless thousnnas have Deen
any time in two by, 'amazing tonic.
years and gives A lack of only a small amopnt a!
the credit to B vitamins and certain mineral.
. ' will cause di gesUve
"I had bee n ' f" Your food 'wlU not agree
YQU . ' .;. You' wlU: have an upset Sick tor .lmost stomach. , _ You will !luncr from
two years and \ l. t1eartbLi'rn, gal' pains ond ,your food'
was with w,lU sour on your stom'acb and YOIl
.nces and bloating. 1 lIi'as run will not be able to eat the. thingl
bad lost weight nnd bad to . you like for tear of being IJI milrel'J'
most ot the time. lo!!t afterwardS1 Many ',people also 'sutter
and felt tbat was no ,hope for from conatlp,atlon. And While thelle
. symptoms .,ma:)' I?e results ,ot
I ' ',' other causes, Jhey are surely , and
, Mrs: DOllce! had. trled many prep. certalnly the ' .ym:ptom. 'Bnd aliIf.
. ratlons IIPparent benetfcial of lack of B vJtalJl.ins, and rwneraa
results when she heard the ,lorloua wbich 'HADACOL And 'If
news about It(U)ACOL. you iiuffer from a ueb III
,.. disorder, there Is no known cure ex- "Alter taking several bottles of the of PIe vita.
HADACOL 1 felt like a new pcrson," mins and mineralll which your
said Mrs. Doucet. "I eat anythuig 1 tem lacks. - , ,
want without III effects and sl!!ep It Is easy to understand. therefore
well. I feel mUCh , stronger." why countless thousands hllve been
N:eville ot Roule 1. Box 101 belJefiteli by tbis 'amaling tonic,
B C d L is lui
HADACOL. , '
.' ar cncro. a., a succe!!s So, it matters not who you are
farlner ' who bad worked early and , _ it mllllers nO.t where you live
late at all kinds of hard work and .... or If YOU have tried all the medl!
' , It ' wasn' t so long qines under the sun, give tbis won-
a,o that he won derful p'reparatiQn 1\" trial. Don' t, 10
dered if lHl on suffering I Don't continue to' lead
ever be able to a mlserable li!e, Many,. persOna ",he)
work way lil!ve . suttereq ,and tSlr ,10 W
again. He had' 20 yenrs, or even longer, are able
tried many medl. now to llve bappy. COmfortallre 'UVea
again because HADACOL .ulilpll8tt
cines, but feU the and Mlnerala whlcb
tKltUU', .. .needed . . B. fall' tcIi
y ltADACOL a trial. ....
In our benet
.'iknACOL yOU that w d1
lion. mODeyb.ck guallo
utee. 10u feel perfectb'
satlsfl,ed .,.fter U41n" ..
directed" jUlt return tile empty aaro
tab" lDd' your mone1 wlll bo oheero
.. full,y, ratunded. No.h _ "- . ,.. falrel'. " ".....,... ..... ...
Bold'" at aU the leaaing'h, storei.
eot:lldJl'tl Trial liz'! ant:r bid live moDq
10>111'.,_ -
bU
1 the large 1am.!!y and. l!osplW
,'I
u . .. bav,a
I iff,::r- _
&!dd ab'mdt ... Jwl::r

.. 'FJI' polt-
.=
......... Bel'JUl.llD!I
1Q\tOP.eWI1lalli .zeIund .....
.. are ..
...:.
Thursday, April 6, 1950 THE MIAMI GAZETTE WA.YNESVILLE, OHIO PAGE TllBEE
Will the "miracle of .
last Easter" be repeated
this year? Most Amer-
icans will reca II how hlst
year Shirley Ann. Mar-
tin, IIyearold SyraclIse,
N. Y., girl was reported
to hoye te.ors to
flow from the head at a
.broken statue of St. Ann
whene"r she kissed it.
The reported miracle ot-
tracted thousands of de
and afflicted people
to Ih. Marlin home. In
photo at right, Shirley
Anne holds the head of
Ihe stotue.
last Year's ttEaster Miracle"
This picture of a stot-
ue of St. Ann was made in
the studio at a television
sta'tion during .0 .brQadcast
April 14, 1949, iust otter .
Shirley Anne ,ltissed
the statue. Tears can be
seen on the face of the
statue and, in shadowy
background, can be seen
the face of the little girl.
Though the tears dried up,
. the Martin home remained
for . some time, a center
for thousands of devout
pilgrims, including the halt
and the lame. Many were
wondering .it the "miracle
at the tears," which hap-
pened around Easter time
last year, would be reo
pealed Ihis year.
E-ASTER
--,-
orshi'ppers Annual
ce in Garden of the Gods
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
BUSINESS '" fNVEST. OPPOR.
An outdoor cathedral 110 majestic that even the Creator might
have chosen it, is the scene of the 30th presentation of the annual
Easter sunrise service in the Garden ot the Gods near Colorado
Springs, Colo. These exercises in commemoration of Christ's res-
urrection are solemnized in the presence of 30,000 worshippers al
well as in the hearing at a vast '
.
Established arocery und Mell ts. Choice
locaUon well l us t- movtl\q mer ....

tact I. Thorn ... Sebnld. aooJlor.
lown. Ohio. ('hone or .
OAltAGE anel IMplement
System Impl ements. Fra nchi se
fa
of the alr which joins the
service from aU',over the "odd.
Box fUJ, Tbom Iowa.
INSTRUCTION
The lIervice thil year will be
beld at 11 :30 a.m. MST Instead of
the usual 8:30 a.m. This bour
make. th1! service an actual aUD'
ri.e service, as the sun the
WOODWOltKERS. Jlobbl.18. :l5c mOlls you
full seole plans nod Instructions oJ #22
Sow. La the. 6ln1 Muchln.: or' #21 .JIg-
saw: or #4 Ship Model Plnns. All 6Oc.

at exactly 5:33 a.m. and.
by the time the service has been
completed, tbe golden lIgbt of an
ear1.Y Colorado sunrise will have
bathed the towering Umestone
abatt. and the majestic n 0 'vi
capped top at Pikes peak in r
Soolb. IIIDDUPoU. 8. MI ...

,low of beauty. '
The cbarm ot the Easter sun
rise lervlce in the Garden 01 the
Gods II immeasurable. Acoustical
ly the amphitheater Is perfect.
The music and sermon carry clear
Iy in the crisp Colorado air. lit is a
beauti1ul sight tQ see these thous
and. ot worshippers to-
gether to llsten to a story tiwldreds
at years old in ' a natural outdoor
church located in the heart of the
Rocky mountains.
Predominantly . Musical
As 1n p,evious years, the Garden
at the Gods service will bl! pre
dominantly musical. The Colorado
Springs High School 300 mi:
voice a capella choir will be fea
tured. The choir. under the direc
tion of Frank Gilles, Is composed
of eight volc.e parts from bass to
soprano. These young people are
nationally famous. having won
first place in national choral so
ciety contests several times.
- The Mnslo Itself wUJ be of
deep religloUli sl,niflcance and
esiremcly IDte resting froln a
teohDlcal standpolDt. The fea-
tured numbcr wUl ;'e "In Jos-
epb'l Lovely GarlIen", a tra-
ditional .SpaDlsii Easter lIoelo-
4y arranged by Clarence Il)lck
bI.on.
Another interesting numbl!.r will
be Bach ' chorale. "Jesus Price
less Treasure" wbile the most
. stirring of the offerings will be
"An Easter Alleleula", a 14ilb cen
tury melody with words by Charles
Wesley. These young are
one of the finest features of the

The Reverend Doctor J<IOO R.
Skeen. pastor of the First :Baptist
;burch of Colorado Springs. wUl
. ,
The t.bree orosse. represent..
In&' .Jesus _4 Ute iwo tblevetl
who dlecJ wtth him make ' .
pectacul.r baok,roUDd In the
Garden of the God
the past 1'1 years. This year, bow
ever, it will be done by Miss Arline
Lew.is McKinney, a young lyric so
prano in her late ' 2Os. Miss Me
Kinney also Is featured on another
tamed dedication wben sbe sings
"America the Beautl1ul" for a pro-
gram Which highlights tbe poem
by Catherine Lee Bates, who was
Inspired to write the immortal
words when she viewed tbe Pikes
peak region trom the slopes ot the
famous mountain.
Founded In 1921
Organ music by Mrs. Verda
Lawrie supplies the background
music for the serVice, for tbe vo
calist and ' for the postlude. The
services are sponsored by the Col-
orado Springs Ministerial Alliance
headed. by Rev. G. O. Berneking
and 'were founded in 1921 by tbe
now reUred A. W. Luce who for
many years retired to the Garden
of the Gods'as his favorite place of
meditation.
Be wal seated at the foot
of 'ODe of t.be poeat spectacaJar
shafts 01 Ilmeetolle when bI.
Bible feD C!PeJI to a palap bI
Ute book of 101m wblch read:
"Now 10 the place wbere ' he
wa. eruolfled t.bere wal a' ....
den, t.bere kid JellUS."
The simile at the bappenlng in
the Garden of' tbe Gods gave blm
the Idea of holding an Easter aun
rise service there. Some '100 war
ahippe:rs attended his first gather.
Ing and that tline ' tbe ser
vices have grown to become one ot
the foremost in the nation and
bave brought religious cons 01 a tiOD
to thousands of listeners throughout
the 'Vorld.
Later, the noted Dr. S. Parkes
Cadman vis.ited the spot wbere the
services are regularly held and
said: "There Is no more approprl.
ate place on the globe for holding
an Easter sunrise service unless
one were to go to Jer\lsalem to
find the place where the first
Easter occurred."
Dr. Cadman's opinion as to the
beauties of, the .Garden at the Gods
bas bee.n sbared by the millions
from over the world who have via
Ited it aince it became a part of
the park syitem of the city of Col-
orado Sprln,s In tM ear):y years
of the present century .
The Garden was part of the
public domllln until 1879 wben it
was bou,bt by Charle. E. Perkins,
deliver the sermon. t the Ie ce raUroad lyc.oon. He in
"Cbrist the Conqueror". Dr. Skeen tended to buDd a home on It. but
wtll point out bow Christ Uved and on more leisurelY inspection, de
woNted among 'the enemies! of the cld1!d that ' no work of man sbould
soul. of men and ' bls own S()lll, and destroy the beauty at the Garden.
that no enemy could resist his His children later ,ave It to the
Personality and 'alth in God. city.
The Celorado 8prblp Vlvll!
l'Iayen the Irenl'-
ractloll ., ChrIat tile
.nodlfl Iflmce.
"His . frIends 'bUrled bln2 in Nataral. Charch
borrowed tomb, but at the end of Natur'e. a few million years ago.
threeda),. he laid aside' the gal'- carved 'out a natural church which
menls of death and stepJled for- II more magnl1icent iIIan any since
ward to conquer .death nnd the erected' by man, The BPectach! of
grave. Today we 'oln .together by . these thousands ot peoplb massed
the to celebrate his together in this natural valley lis.
and. to proclaim KIn" tening to the voices of the capeUa
of Klrigs and Lord of Lordls to , the choir reverberating trom stOn1! to
glory ot God tbe Fatber E:temal." stone while the towering red Ume.
The .mlDJster who win deUv atone rocks are silhouetted against
er this ,year's sermon I. a blC, the glorious sunrise ot nid, blue
.vUal maD. l. rame4l In ,t.be and g9ld. is a colorful. incredible
Plltl!s re,lon a sIght. Nature lends' a truly relig.
talaeer, flshermaD n III bl, lous significance to this Easter sun
,arne InDIter. Thoughts wb!eb rise service held deep in the heart
he brIAn &0 this se.rvlc'o are, ot the Rocky mountains ..
those of a m.n really thinking The geological history of the
IA oar present .roubled world\ Garden of the Gods il simple. In
One of the favorite songs of the prehistoric times, the same earth.
Easter sunri.e serv:ice II that at shaking movements that formed
the meadow lark and thnlsb, tIlt: the Rocky mountains caused an
tlng jlD;loili the red 'IlndstOne upthrust of Uinestone which ex
rocks. But In addition to song tends underground from Canada: to
there b another that b "lever to Mexico. l!0wever. it is only in 1:ge
be forioUen .. the exalted "Open Colorado Springs Garden of the
the Gates at ,the Temple:' which Gods that this llmestone segment
hal been malllLflcently by the up t b I' U 8 sbowl predDminantly
Bernard Vellsey for above the
The. Indians Worshipped There
Th. Garden of the IGods, spacious garden of overturned lime
.ton. ,rocks, was reveredl by Ih. Ute Indians as a plac. for
tII.if god Manitou, lang before the coming of Ih, white man. Th.
big rocks, accord... to the Indians, are barboric hosts of iianb
wIIiclt tllreatelled .... ir in prehistoric Ii-. MaaitO., ..
...., 10 the In.... caused the glalb .. 1M ...
..... .... sts acco .. III tUm to tum to ....
LIVESTOCK .
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MISCELLANEOUS
A PRES8 OF TUE TOUMB
From Ketchup deles come, no Iusl.
no muss. Mr. Hon. nea t. cJeon. annUar,.
and BU.
Bu 'tn, Fale.llu, N. Y.
SELLOUT EIqal.Ue Oold.Enarn"ed hleh-
er priced Compacta St.OO each
b
boxed.
SQunre or round. Prepold or CO SoUa-
facUon &\lo.r. Irwin Ley" 61 O'ab.
BrGo",. fI, N.....
lOB8 lil Delrl>ll. Send m!! 11.00 and
will .end you a 11 0 of hundr!!d8 of .JOBS
open In Detroit. RODEItT M. SARVER.
A21&-#%1 Ell", GraDd A"enae, UlllI) .....
Park. Mloblean.
NEW Orleano POllmarll: Leu.rs re-
man!!d. forwarded. 2Sc Mch, your stomps.
Slx scenJc or comica l postcards '1.00.
Moiled freel 1114 Tebooplloal"., N
Orleans . LIl. .
MENS 50clui. four p oi rs for $1.00. i Glve
!lil.e nnd color wnnted. not _first QuoUty.
J. )1. DarhOlm
l
Jamel Sired.
Dor In,ton .N.
PERSONAL
'11/0.000.00 CONTEST
D.A.V. SERVICE )<' OUNDA'I'ION
So yon cnn enter J o"Ucr the only 38
nulhenUc (jll-ln words to get- scores from
1323 10 1350 which 15 1 show the
used
M. E. /SavoIe
18A7 E. 112nll Rl .. Cloveland. Ohio
REAL ESTATE-BtJS. PROP.
FOIt Nal. or n.n!: Ono Grocery s tore lind
care fully equip.: liviD" !lullrters Inc).;
Full pn rtlcutnrs: Bos lUG. Fellsmere, Pl .
SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC .
J'EItElNNIAL SPECIAL
20 Mixed Chrysanthemums Oushlon
English Korellll s poon- II.50 . .
5 Fall Asters Mlchaelmas Daisy 1II.llIed-
. .1.10
II Veronleas Carler Inlce--ll.15
5 Ha_t" LUies-Sl.05 .
5 GUlnrdla&-SI.05
Plants shipped a t proper plnntin, UnI.
Kara FI .... rla' A.r .. Nar .. ".
Bo" 850 - O.n.... O.h
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 'InCllldln1l Red
Steel r."Jlmnt varteUu. bJaclt
r aspberry, blackberry. Boysenberr,y. blue
berry. ,ooseberry plants .. ClIrrants, "0_
vlnes
ii
8spnnigu!I! rhubarb. Fruit trees.
D.... I Z "cr. CaDltl Wliielto.l,r, 0 ....
Buy U.S. Sovings
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St.Joseph ASPIRIN
WOIILDS LAIIGFST SEllER AT ID '
HEARTBU'II?
Acid taste in mouth? That awfol
gassy feeling? Then-trY .. sWitch
to POSTUMI
For the latest Bcientiftc facta re-
veal that, in many persons, caffeln
in both coffee anll tea tend, to pr0-
duce harmful IItomach acidittl, as
well as nertJoWltle.. and SI66plll.'
night. I While many people can drink
coffee or tea, without jll-eil'ect, 'l'MII,
other. can't.
So if YQU suffer heartbul'Jl, indio
gestion, sleeylessnes8,makethis teSt:
givlI up coQe&-gi1l6. up tecz-driM
POSTVM 8rlclusi1l6ltl lor 80 datl.-
iwlg,,. by resultal Remomber,POSTUK
contains no caffein or C!tber,drDc-
nothing that can possibly cause indio
geStiOD, nervousneu, aleeplelsnea I
A"k your I'fOCIlr today for INji'I'AH'l'
POSTt1M - A Vigorous Drink made
froID Bealthfol Wheat and Braa.
,
WNU-E 14-.')0
WHEN. SLEEP WOI'T
COME 'AND YOU
.
'FEEL GLUM
. Try nls Delicious
laxative
w-. 1'- roll _01 ..... n ..... -feel
badachl' andJUJlt awful becau. 70U IMIIMl
. luaU .. e-do thIa
ClMw nDI ... IDlft-deJICl1oU8 ebeWtDI-
luaU .... Th. HUon at nDI-A-KDn'8
apeclal me<llCllle .'IIfto1laII" \he ICOmICb.
Tha' II, Ie d_" tift whUe tn \he _-
aClI. but ODlv wbm fU'Uler aI1ID& III U.
... clIpatl _ ... wIleN J!III waD' ..
ill .cL You feel IIDe ap.Iu I
ADd lol.nUat , ebewlus ma".
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THE MIAMI GAZETTE
Eltabll.hed 1850
PAU L A. 8CH ERER ........ .. ...... .. ....... .. Editor and Publliher
CECILIA J. SCHERER . : ... . . .... ............ Secretary and Trea.urer
Publlsb.od Every Thursday . ?Iomin,
at Waynesville. Wnrren County. Oblo
(18 second clus matter at
the postotrf ce at WaynesvlLle, Ohio.
,
Sub8crlptlon J;lates-,1.50 Pel' Year, In advance. In Ohio" $2. tHlewhere
. . .... -.
EASTER SUNDAiY
The anniversary of Christ's resurrection from the
tomb is here again and all of us, regardless of religior, .
race or color, should attend the church of ollJ' .. cholce on
Easter Sunday.
O\lf forefathers fought and died that we Illay have
freedom of religion, freedom of thought aOO freedom' for
the pursuit of happiness.
Easter should mean a great deal to us all, remember
ing that Christ died on the cross that we may live, and
then arose from the dead thre'e days later, and this we
know as Easter Sunday. ' ,
So let's all go to church and worship Him. He died
. tor us. .
, .* .. .
Easter Sunday is also a great day for kidcties -
with their bunny rabbits aAd colored eggs and Easter bas
kets filled with can<.!y eggs arid green straw. Easter egg
hunts will be plenti,fu) this year - nice weather p'er-
- and all the folks will come home for the
traditional Easter h-am.
.. . . ..
.-ld don' t forget the h(dies with their 'new Easter
bonnets, suits and shoes.
MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYN ' Il.LE, OH 10
By JANE FITE
"The Showboat of 1960" was "re-
sented at the school auditorium.
Friday evening. The ClUlt starred
11 group of ' elgh til gra'de and' high
school students with Kenneth' WiI
80n as the Interlocuter. Speolal
selections n tromball'e,
solo. "When Dt!Y Is Done" by
Johnny Downey ; trumpet 8010.
"Sleepy Time Oal" by Walter HIl
derbrecht, a medley of voca l solos
by MYrna Rae Miracle. tap danc-
Ing by Betty Anne Bogan. and a.
clari llet oslo, Oust" by Janet
DOster. The cast appeared under
the direction of MIs. Edna Bogan.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Welsh .were
lIerlol18ly Injured Thursdny evening
when the n.utomoble In whlcb lli ey
wore riding collided witll' 1\ semi -
trailer truck between Springboro
and Franklln. Mrs. Welsh Buf
fered fractures of both legs. bro
ken ribs. and scalp In.ceraUons.
Mr. Welsh a
knee cap and broken ribs. Their
' condltlGns are ddscrbed as "fair"
by attaches of the Middletown hos
pltal where t,bey were taken fol
lowing the accident.
(rbomas Welch Is til Ilt his bome
on Main' st.reet.
l\lis9 Mary Luu Moore . tea.cher
of the suth grade. wal! absent from
her claBBes sevl<ral days last week
owing to Ulness.
Mrs. Jennie Bell of SOmersville.
was a guest during tb'e week Qt
.her brotherUn-ln.w and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. TUcker.
RonnJ.e. young lion of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond " HUII" Conley, fa
Rerlously III at his home noar
town.
The Bible Class at the Mete
odlst Church met at the churQh
parlors Wednesday evening for a
potluck dinner. The membel'tl, ap
pointed Mrs. Bertha to be
their prealdent and Mrs. ElUs
as tbelr treasurer. Following .
bu.lness meeting, Harry S. Tuck&[
took charge ot the program wbltlb
Included readings from Human fn
terest news and . Quiz games.
Marina Etz was a guest during
the week end or her grandmother.
Mrs. Florence Ets of payton.
MI'S, Ill-e Donald80n l1a8 been
C6uibt ..
. as the census ('numer
at 0 1' for tile ' lIIuge.
Jolin Ha,rvey and R. J. or !Jay'
tOil wero guests' Satul'day evening
of Mr. And Mrs. Willton ' E: lz .lIntl
rnmlly. ,. __________________ .-..;;..-___
METHODIST CHURQH LYTLE METHODIST CHURCH
B. E: Baughn. Pastor
Mr. and 1111'8. Wm. Ross and
rs. Ross' mother. r.,rs. Elfzabeth
Penny Bud Mr. Jake Christman were
the guests Saturday of Charles
R. B. Coleman, Mlntater
Church Sohool, 9:30 A.M Mr. UnlCled Service, 9: 45 11. m . .
hl1stmnll who is III nt hlH hOID'3
In Norwood.
Harold Earnhart, S.pt.
Worsbll' . Senlce. 10:30 A.M.
Youth FelowshLiP. Sunday, 6 :30
.M.
The members of the w. . C. 1'. U.
will meet at the bome or Mrs'JFERRV CHURCH 0' CHRIS;'
Beltha Glordan, Thurs day afternoon. Byron Caner. Minister .
J . W. Snell of Perrlntown was bl Blble School. 9:30 A.M.
t he vl\la,ge Saturday aftel'nootl vi s. l\Iornlng WorshiP. 10:80 A.M.
r I
Prayer Meeting, 7: 00 P.M.
Itlng r Gnds. Young 'People's Meeting. 7:00
The B. Y. F . at the JonM's Run "' venfng Services. 7 :30 P.M.
hurch. met at the home of Freddie
IlOlI DODlnie Wall . Sun'day
Mr. aind MII:f. Gall Gilrdon a.t
tended the motion picture .,roduc
tion . "Nnney Goe!! to Rio" IIhowlng
at tile Murphy Thc!ut!r In Wllmlng"
tOn Monday evening.
Sever al persons from the village
atterlliedl th special meeting of the
AdvlJlry Council at tnt! oll"e
Branch Church. Tuesda.y evelilng.
Prof. Williams of the 1 nlverslty of
ClnclnnBlti was the guest RPenker.
WAYNESVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST
M. H, Cortey, Minister
Bible Scbool. 9: 80 A.M.
Morning WorshiP. 10:80 A.M.
Young Peoples' Meetlns. 6:"6
P.M.
Evening Service. 7:30 P.M.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
WednesdBY. 8 P.M.
MT. HOLl V METHODIST
M. Scaff, M-lnlster
Sunday School, 9:30 A.M" E.
A. Earnhart. Supt.
WorsbJp Senlce. 10:30 ",.M.
Evening Service, 7:80 P.M..
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
'ril e Re\'. Snmuel N. Keys, Re to :'
'llndn.y ; Holy Communion. Il . 0 1.
PrlmllrY buroh Bchool n.m,
(Ages 0 t hrough 8)
Adult WorRhl(J, 10: 30 II , 10.
UTICA E.U.B. CHURCH
Wllilam Shannon. Minister
Sunday Sc.hool. 9:80 .\.M . Mrs.
James Garrison. SUpL
Preaohlng, lBt; and Std. Sun
days of each' month. 10: 80 A.M.
Evening Services. 7 :80 P.M.
ST. AUGU.STINE CHURCH
Father R. H. Krumbolt!. Pastor
Masses, 8 Ilnd 10 A.M.
CAESAR'S OREEK FRIENDS
...e. PartillCton, Mint .,
WorshJp Se"lce, 10 A.M.
Sunday School, 11 A.M\
WAYNESVilLE FRIEND6
Firat Day School. 9180 A.M.
Meeting for Worship, 11.1:80 A.M.
\
Mr. and MIs. Howard Graham
and the'lr Miss Katbleen
GrahRm the cllnner gUest R
Sunday of A1bert Snider allli tam
lIy of Wilmington.
(I'he Cruaaders Cl lUl s of the M eth'
OIl1sl Cburch will meet a.t the ho'me
of Mr. n,nd Mrs. Robert Branden
burs M.d Mr; and Mrs. Walter Me
CRrl'en tor an Easter Breakfa.st
Go to ChurcbSunday
next SundlllY morning'. at 7 A. M .
Followi ng the brenkflUlt t.he group
will attend ('hurch al\(l the special
Easter ]program.
Mr. and Mrs. James Doster. of
Dayton. were guests Sundoy of their
parents , Mr. (wd Mrs. Herber t
DoSier. und . nnd lIulI. J . P.
Thorbu ry.
A gr(ltIp o.f In.dles met at . the
home of Mrs. Lee . Partington,
Tuesday evening to dl scu:ls plans
to orga,nlzc an United Society o[
Friends Women (()r tb'e local memo
bers oC the Frlendos church.
MI' . . :md Mrs. Ben Beckett ha4
as theIr guests Sunday thei r 80n
Rural
Bottle Gas
Sales
-
and dll-tlghterinlaw. Mr. and
1\1 \'S. John Beckett Sr. and their
sons of Franklin.
Ask . About our Plica o'il
'Fund Furniahe. 'Flannel lor Finland
lnatall.tiCi)n . and Gas
' Many gentlemen,. too, will be' sporting.. new' ,,,.,, ... ,-,,,... .
hats and shoes. . .
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HIGH WATER
Once again our old enemy, high water, has hit us.
Schools are closed AGMN. Can't something be done to
remedy this? Sev.eral times this year the same thing has
happened. LET'S DO SOMETHING.
CARD OF THANKS
1)'0 the many frlendl. relatives.
nelgbbon. cHents; antl. orgllllza
tlonl, I "Jab to my thanks
lind apPrecJat;lcni for tbe
elUds. Dowers, books. ' magaallld.
and otber gUts. also for the weI
oome vWts,. clUing my sta.y
Ilt Betbesda Hospital.
Carl
IENEFer IY' THIS
GOOD NEWS
COMa'IHATION
YOUR1HOMi ..TOWM,;'ANl
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TRY a.ASSIFIEDS
"THEY GET RESULTS FAs'r


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FOR COMFaa,
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SCHIDULII
Tunl at tase, without driving
nr";,, . . Enjor deep.cushioned
chairs, pleasant ventilation, lors
of leg room, timed sched
ules. And, Gc:} ;ountl farcs lire
me Jowest in
WIA YNESVIU. TO:
Detroit, MidI. ...""....... $6.95
As ,.rt or It! WOl'hJ'-.... drive aJd 1IIII..,.."lleptl oMfflre .. a'MI-
Iilotlt'ers; tile United l'ItittGfts .. 1 Cblldren!s Bmer,e .. ,.
Fumt (V_D) fta bee .. provMltf S'dPli.femel11ary food-, slloes Inti
Z;.Ll' nftMS tb. childfen of PMtat'l," "Irrii$h sehMl ,iris .lIe
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Save to" on ' Round Trips.
Waynes.m. DRUG STORE
PIIaae 2121.
ROOFING
9' . All Typ;es
Jnwlated Bi1clll aDd ubus
to. SlellB,. IbMt metal work
of all kJnlla. Loeal llaI ......
eel. AU work IIW'aJltlec1.
HOWARD W;1fMS
Route 'Warnlhllle, '0.
Phone Wa".lftllla _
Dead Stock
tuG eon. .....
Hop - 160 cwt.
Aeeordl. to SIM
and Coll.tltlan.
Ciall
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Spring Valley Hardware CO. '
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Spring Valley, O Phone 373'11
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CANJ)tJ)ATE FOR
REPRESENTATIVE .
To The
OHIO GENERAL ASSEMBLY
LEBANON, OHIO
FOR A SECOND rERM
Republican Primary Election. Tue.day, 'May 2. 1950
, YoW' and Support WiD Be
World. War II V.ran -Pol.
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AMBUlANCE
PHONE
2111
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TirE TIME SA VlNO OF TFlN
OR FlFTI!;EN MINUTFJ8 18 Borne.
times IlS Importnnt 89 lite IheIr .
AHBULANC1il SERVICFJ should
be IMMEDIATEl SERVICE. Ilnd ' In
thIs field, It meanll MeCI.URE
SERVIOE.
MeCLUR!
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THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950
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Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary I
By D. J. Frazier
. .
_n_a_U_II _ .-..:,
April 3, J950,- Holy Week. Prep.
aration for Easter. Tbe time when
Christians tolLow the footsteps or
'OUI' LonL throngh the IURt ' week. or
Illy lite on earth. We reread the
story IUld think otl ts mealllng for
today. l'>{ore churches obse/'V'e Lent
;md Holy Week every year but I
dou bt that In'dlvlduals keep Lent
with' sell-denial and extra devo-
tion nil used to do 80. How many
forego movlos and pl\.rt les? How
many practice selfdental by fasting
even In tbe mild form ot going
without cluldy or There
Is a sort of general feeling that
thore Is llttl o value in' such tblngs,
but the hlstody -of religion and Its
Jlsychology abow that there ' Is
someililng In OUI' human nature
t hat Is helped by tb'ese seemingly
fooll sb things. Ami ae our enJOY-
mellt of brlgbt spring weatbel' ls
enhnnced ' by hllvlng endured to
discomfort of these cold dark daY8
ollr jpy nntl understanding of
Easter \IJI gl'llfIIter by tl,l e
Ileevlng of a good Lent and espe-
cially Holy Week and Good Friday.
sa do not forget the union servIce
, lit t.he Methodist Cbur h, Friday at
one-tblrty. (U l should not be
plel18e do not sar that Bhe
doosn't practice wbat Iibo preaches.
I wil l be worshipping with YOll but
at my oUl e r 11111' h In l)nyton.)
Woe bad n. day or t wo or good
weather but once ag:iln it 18 ruin
Ing alll}. cold. Tbe gt'I\I!S III begin -
ning to look a. grt en. It 18
Interesting to see how mllcb greener
It Is wllere we md,llured It: I hoped
thnt we ' ,,' auld be able to go nIl
over tbe pastures but It was 80 wet
BOme of tb'o days they bad' tbe
s preader gOing that they could not
get to the JllI;Stare - tbey bad to
sPJ:end it where tbey 'Were going to
plow a.nd It dl(ln't matter bOlW
much the ground was cut up.
Ruth's calf arrived Friday af
ternoon, a nice heifer calf, plalr.-
J e/'soy color to sbow the Jersey
In It and wi th a. pink l11)se to BIlow
the Guernsey in it. '1'hat sbows
ulso In 'the shn,pe ot Its head and
long stralght nose, A good J er sey
has a dl8bell-In taco with a. som.e-
what 'tumed up nose but a: Guern
sey's nOse is stralgbt. , A Jersey's
xrose and tongue are black so
wbllo Betsy Ann is not spolted
like most Guernseys, shows
both breeds. Ruth is a. Guernsey
Jersey cross and she was bred to
a Guernsey by artificial lo.semina-
tion.
A big fox 8Qulrrel Is running up
and doW1\' the ollt locust tree, and
stopped to rest on all old ,fungus
th'at sticks out like a shelf. Tlle
birds \hlnk It Is sl!rlng eves It the
THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYNESVILLE, "AGE FIVE
weath r does not act llke It. . Yes
terduy 1 WII8 waked up - by the
..obn cborus. 1 rather enjoy their
eVlllllng song but that noisy morn-
Illg choruB III one or the things tb",t
I WIOuld be just as happy without.
'l'lIere were some bluebirds down
by the fence and tDe red btrds are
I:ere' In full roree. The white duck
and her brown mate were havlng
a lovely time down .on tbJ) :Ittle
pond, fl apping ilielr wings and
paddling around at a great rate.
The grlUlll looks somewhat green
but 80 far It Is bardly more than
green paint. But these are all
signs ot spring. .
LEGAL NOTIC,",
NOTiCE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPAR'I'MEWr OF HIGHW'AYS
Columbus, Ohio. ILprl 1, 1950
Eltglneer of Sales fAlgal Copy
No. 60-110
UNIT PRICE. CONTRACT
Sealed proposals wtll be
aU he olfce t he Stato fllghway
Director (}f Oblo, at COlumbus,
'0 1110. until 1,0 :30 A. M .. Oblo St.an
dlll'd Time, Tuesday April 25, 1950,
for Impr.ements In:
PrQPosals Nos. .L [U 5 Inclusive
offered as one projl!ct and will
be awarded as one contract.
PROPOSAL No. l
Clinton c ounty, Ohio, on Sectlon
5,94, State Route No. 133. In Marlon
and Vernon Townships, by apply
Ing a bltumlnouB treatment, Item
T"S2.
Pavement: Wldtb 16 feet .
Length 17,266.6 feet or 3.27 mUes.
PROPOSAL No.2
Warren; County, Oblo, on SectlO'll
Our runuall ..... p1ID-
ned ID oNer that III
rltuala ad Olrl .....
.11 may be tfftelh'tIr
observed.
Stubbs
Funeral Home
TELEPHOll(E 2291
WAY NEsVIL,LE, ' OHIO
Platform ROCKERS
Blue Veloor and Wine Tapestry Covers
Only '$34.50
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WALL PAPER, PASTE, AND SIZINC
E. BULBS - NU ENAMEL
KEMTONf;
Furniture & Appliance Co.
1'I.PHONE 2422 WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
What was tbe most beautiful sign
of sprlng that yoo ever saw? After
the Dayton flood while It was still
cold and dark nn'll ClOudy' like to-
day and t he streets were still piled
1I1gh with mud Dnd tbo sllewalks
slimy with It, I walked dOWn Main
street and Ulere In front ot the old
market house WIUI a farmel"s mar
ket stantl piled high wltb frsBll
green lettuce, bright red radishes
8iIld frosh whltol onions. It was
one of the most beautiful all'll
spring like sLghta' I saw. Ii
'Yould Beem strange to movo to
South America ana nave Elaster in
the fnJl. It is 80 bard to IKlparate
the resurrection trom the spring.
that I wonder wbat it Is ltke.
I t seems more natural. to hear the
littl e cllildren sing:

Ington Township; DY applying a bl- -
The little flowers come trough tho
grouneY,
At Easter time, at Easter time.
They raise their ,head and ' look
around,
tumlnous . treatment, Item T-32.
Pavement: Wlatb 16 feet.
Length 3,690.4 feet 01' 0.68 mile.
PROPOSAL No. 3
Clinton County, Ohio, on Scctlons
3.81, '6.05 am] 9. 8. Stllte Route No.
380, In Chester Township, by. ap
plying a bituminous treatmtnt. ItelJl
T-3%. .
Pavement: Width 18 feet ; Length
11 feet.
Width 16 foet; Length 20,856.0 feet.
Total Lengtb 32, 083.2 foet or 6.19
mUes.
At bappy E'lstertime. PROPOSAl. No. 4
And all th'e flowers say Clinton County, Ohio, On Section
'Good people. blesa this boly day, 6.94, state Route No. 730, In Union.
F9r Christ Is risen, tbe angels say, Adllms anel Vernon 'l'ownslrlpR, by
At ba,ppy Eastortlme. I1I.lnnIVln,P' a bltumlnolls treatment,
Item TS1.
Sale", Dreu for iu4a PlI.vemen.t: Wldth. 18 feet .
Sc:oteb Ute, a n.w fabric whichr.. Length 24,288 feet or 4.60 mUes.
Ileeta llJht Uk. a road .lp, CaD be PROPOSAL No. 6
obtained In tape form to attach to CUntoll' County, Ohio, ' cin Section
chJldrlJl'l jacketl to mOe aD701le 7. 91, State Route No. 360, in Wash
vlalbl. to motorlltl. It Ie evlR.D I'ngton Townehlp, by a:pplylng n bl-
It'. an .dded .ttr.cUcm to JVUDI
liar.' lumente. It CaD be cut in fum.lnou8 treatment, T32.
delljlll of interelt to ebool cb1ld, Pavement: Width 16 feet.
too. Length 18,686.6 feet or 3.62 miles.
U. B. Mea' COIISUJDpllOD
Pl'Oposals Nos. 1 to 6 inclusive of
tbis projElct to be completed not
late I' Lhon August 16, 1960. .

uiNii;' 'ohitiMies- '
18y OF WIWUFt '

r __ . ___ _
. 's
. FISHERMEN NOT
NBID 1D WaM
&ADtieS TH/.Y6M .
I EVERY .
Ie MUST CARRY lit lltfHtIJI-
nCEpr LIWDOWNEH
AND TENANTS
ON
THEfR OWN
PROPERTY
- -

/Jun/tnj
Phone, Hem. 1275
Per c.pita meat eonaumpUon III
America in IIM7 1'1.' 155 POUDda.
the blpe.t in n rly 40 year.. an4
1'1" dlltrlbuted '1 follow.: Pork,
'70 pouncla; beer. l1li.2; veal, 10.7,
ud lamb aDd mutton, 11.8 .
. The mnlmum wage to be paid to
all labor employed 011' thls contract l--'---"'-am-es-=-.. --II ...... ---.----"'----.... --,-.. -.-.-.. -----I ft.,.,. ... 01 PIah
shall b ln accordance with the It. waftl. meal II a .......... A Btu (BrltIab 'l'bermal UIllt) S. eb.cD with vartoUi
NEW HOUSE
NeW Foul' Room HOUle - Two
Acrel! of OreBonb
- Vaoant - POSBeSBlon - Priced
Very ReaBoDable.
ROY E. . SMITH
Rout 48 North of Route 73
Phone C.ntervill. 709
"Schedule of Prevailing because mo.t people '1" conte, ualt of b.a" mucb the JdDda crI lab Indicate the ba ..
Wage Rates Ascert.8llned and De- to' keep tinl w.mtl. \&nUl Glq.. cSePH 18 alt 10r eomblnation alv.. the
tetmlned by The Depa.rtment at In bacS tDCIUIh. But wb7 DGt trt..... me....... lemperatw., A Btu "18 71.1d of 11th, often prOllllc-
dlIJItl'i&l Relatlo tAt . &be ....... ", .... t requINO to nile IDa .. much '1. 300 to 500 pound.
State Highway Department' Im- a ... ..tif JIM ....... ,.... fit ... _ chINe" par acrre in .malI terUlh:ecl ponds.
.om. crlllbed- ..... _ MDiaaua ... A JINDd ., coal pro- J'Iati wuaUy re.ch lelal size th.
in accordance with Scc- .UId He what........ ..... appralmateb' 11.0lI0 Btu'L .eo0n4 year after .tocJdna.
tlons 173, ]7.4, 1"4a, 17-6 and -...,..-_.-__ -:-_-:::--____ ..:.-_------____ ___ ........__ -.:. ______ _
17-6a ot' the General Code o(, Ohlo.
The bidder must submit with his
bid a cera.ttled check In the amount
of $2,463.12.
Plans and specrttcations are on
flIe Ita' depal'tment of blghways
and the oftlee at the division dep-
uty director.
The dlrector reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
T. 1 ..
1 tit .. ' "", 3. fn,1'ss
.............

, State Highway Director.
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PAGE SIX
WO,f.1AN'S WORLD
Closet Space Should Be Utilized
Wisely, Clothes Properly Stored
By Ertta Haley
,1l.XODERN HOME .real
i&Y.l ize the necessity for pbnty
of good closet space; Indeed. If
tMY don' I. women will soon tell
!them there musl be plenty of it.
'Not only do. closets take care of a
of Items for protective'
:but also 'to get items out of
..od thus prevent c1utter.
Closets, like . room.. be
.planned with 8J much care as a
'bedroom, kllchen or living room,
:u they are give their best servo
dce. Before you decide to tear down
a wall to get more closet space,
check to see If you're using wbat
closet space you already have as
eftlc:lently as possible,
Many aids have been introduced
to closets to make them more prac,
tieal, and these may well solve the
prob'lem of proper storagll, wltb
out necessitating more space tor .
the purpose.
Close\8 are no longer catcb-alls.
With current trends, this little room
is bell;g made into a thtng of
beauty. Decorations for the closet
are matched as carefully as tor
a y room exposed to public view.
Color scheme, can pe planned to
match the room to which the closet
is nearesl tr you don'J want them
to match the room, at least select
.lome mode of decoration which
will barmonlze with the room to
which the cloht opena.
Accessorle. may be madp at
home If you have the time and in
cllnation. Otherwise, Wey may be
purchaled with much the same
thoU&ht as you would buy other,
accessoriel for the home, with a
plan aDd purpose. . ,
Budget the Items you '\Vant stored
in a certain closet,' then layout iI
plan as to where each should be.
Then you'll be well on the way
Smart Suit Dress
For busy dllY., noahlng could
he ,smarter than this broWD and
whUe nylon suit dress with Its
batwing sleeved jacket that hili
a ahouJder sprcad oClllar , over-
laid. wltb white pillue, repeated
oil Ihe cuffs. Tbe clender skirt
IIhowl! the current trend. BrllWD
patent III used for the
space' available for sbelves, this
is by far the best solution .
. Any apparel of this type should
always be protected by boxes or
bags since closets do collect dust
as any other place In the house. On
shelves, they are ready to Into
easily. Label boxes for utmost effi-
ciency.
Sbelves such as those just de-
scribed are also Ideal for bat , box-
es, and these offer the best solu-
lion for kHplng headgear in as good
condition as possible. However, If
you do Dot feel there is sufiicieD\'
space tQr blankets as well as ha,t
boxes on the shelves in the closet,
It'. now pOsslble. to ,attach hat racks
'lor shelves to the backs or the dobrs
. of the \ ' ., ,.
, ' Frotect ha.ts stoted on racks with
1;. zippered or plastic covers madf!
fot the If Hats ,lite In con
stant Ilse, then only those used
seldol'll Deed protective coverings, .
ci! Shoe, baas may be placed on the
1;Th lower ' halves ' of the doors, while
tliI hat radel, and shell/e. can 10 well
;,i above them.
'.!t' '
Seasonal ClotblDc Needs
'i: btra Closet Space
U you have a small closet which
________________ ;;::;_ will take care Of ' only essential
clothlni for , a season, 'then you'll
have to atore clothing from another
ward lettinl the moat spaCe
use from the litoraae , space.
Type of 810race
DepeDdl OD Space
and season elsewhere. D5In't b. to keep
aU clothln, m a smaU closet .lnce
everythinl wID sutler from the
crowdin" Includin, your dlspo.l-
Armed with a plan of what the
closet Is to hold, you'U have DO
pro bl'e m decldlna whether you
have , shoe'-bal' or II shoe
chest. Most shoe chelta wID , bolll
as many pairs BI will the bags, but
they . do take up floor space whlcb
you may not' Solve prob-
lem simply by havina shoe bag.
attached to the liack of the door
or the wail of the closet.
U blankets and flat apparel are
to be stored In the closet, these are
best placed In plastic, zippered bags
or boxes , which open easily much
like drawers of a chest. U you have
shelvel above the clothes rack, or
tlon.
There are several way. of atorlng
out-of-.eason clothing, and the
meUJod you use depends upon your
apace ebewhere Ifl the home. It'.
best when hung In specially pro-
,tective motJlproof bags, but this
.. ' not alY'ays posalble. ,
YOI,I may Jlave room only for
flat boxes. ' Perhaps you have a
chest. You'U get more room out of
each or these If the clothing is neat.
Iy cleaned, laundered, and presued,
then folded to take al little room as
possible. ,
Clean clothlnl Invites no moths,
so prepare the clothing carefully
fot storage with whatever cleanlDg
'I
process Is necelsal:)'. Moth-proof
' bags and chest. are of no use If
'-____ ;;...-:-______ -' the c/othlDg 'Is not clean before
a. Smart I
The .plrlt of tbe aew foot- '
wear III .Uerl1 fernlalDe and
aopbisUcated_ Plotured bere
a" two curtenl deaJgJIII thai
*11) &he """;" 01 materlafa
aow balDC uaed. Aa &he lef& I.
a basic ...... e decorated with
varl-eolored leavea aeron &he
... , The leavea, beside. ctv-
me eoler COD ..... a OD &he vel-
vety willie' . sud.. also offer
.... GODInia& " .. ,&lie lealb
...... rIPt. ......... creal.
..................... eeme ..
............ 11 .. ,ertI _.
...".. willi ............
..........
storage.
. If you have, cardboard bOKes that
are not dust.prodf, wrap the cloth-
Ing In dark tissue paper. dark blue
or black muslin cloth, or' store tn
plastic covers such as are made
for keeping pUlows and blankets. It
may need airing bef9reuse. out the
clothing will be clean and pressed;
ready for service.
When several boxes .are used,
label the" boxes as to contents. If
you snould have to extract some-
thing before the seasop is ai hand,
you won't have to plow through
everything s,tored.
are Aids to Help
Keep Orderl,
If you have s time digging ties'
out ot a welter of clothes In the
closet, there are ' several different
types ot racks available for keepln,..
' thele tn order. Rack. will take
from a dozen to several dozerl ties
and require onl1 several tnches
of .pace, .
Uae the".e racks on waU or door
.pace, where you have room for
whatever IIze fa required. The-'
rack. abo keep UII from aJIppln,
bJ c:lamplD. them lecureb,
ID p,llce of tour to aIz banters
for the .. me Dumber of blouse ..
JOII IIIQ now ncure 8 rlIek Wbleb
wtU .... 0IIb' be space ...
SCRIPTURE:
24 : 1. 12.
. DEVOTIONAL READING: Jobn 20:
1'-23.
Truth About Easter
L_on for April " liSt
"UP THIS WAY," wrlt. ,s frlelld
in a great city, "the hats and
the bunny-rabbits have run away
with Easter." The (act Is, the
world has stolen Ealter and made
something silly out of It. The world
will not believe the
truth abo,_t Easter,
yet the world wants
a holiday.
Ute Man from
Mars, visIting our
planet at Easter.
time, would have a
hard time guessing ,
what the fcstIval
mea n s. Rabbits?
New clothes? A Dr. Foremall
day oU? The returll of spring? Not
at all. nothing of the sort. Bunnies
and ha ta are gay; . but the right
word for -Easter Js not Gaiety; it Ia
Glory.

God's
E
VEN IN churches you will not
always hj:ar the whole trutJi
about Easter You may hear that
II is t1-c fe,gti va 1 of Retu rl)ing Hope
or thnt It symbollzes new life, or
thai it stands for the triumph 01
faith over despai r, or that It ex-
presses our belie! in immorto Uo/,
In a WRY. all these ideas about
Easler are true, but if that Is aU.
lhen we have not yet got do,?,n to
thu truth a,bout Easter.
TIle fact is- the tact which gives '
a solid ground for aU these other
facts-lhe first Easter was the, day
when God raised Jesus <:!hrlst from
th ... dead, It the day of God's
Victory over death, when the gates
of death swung backward and the
bars of death were broken.
The trutb aboul Eas&er fa
that lIomething happeaed on
that day that never happened
before IUIII never will h.,peD
a,aln. Beeallse lIever before
had tbe Son or God rl!len ID pel'-
80nal &rlumph from Ihe crave,
and never wlU ' thaa haye to be
done over aenln.
e rd ,Throngs
Eager to Hear
'Noisiest' Band
HOU,YWOOD. CALIF. The
qash steady jingle Is
d'l'ownirlg out the cowbells, door-
bells, trolley gongs, nging
anvils, bicycle pumps and tuned
fJitguns of the world' s noisiest
orchestlra .
Spike 'Jones, the comic band-,
leader wUh the concave face, has
made music depreciation an art.
And how this clanging, banging
and squealing pays off is a wonder
to behold:
On tOlur last year, Jones' outfit
commanded $120.000 for 16 days
at the 'fexas state fair, They got
$12.500 a week In big hotels at Las
Vegas, Nev., and St, Louis, Mo.
The smallest stops among a hun-
dred dties guaranteed $3,500 a
night, or 60% of the gross, The
except In the largest
spots. was $5.000 a night, College
towns got off with a flat $3,500, In
Milwaukee Spike dre)N 5,000 to
the Colis..eum at the .staLe fair
plU'k.
Spike's recording of a single
numbel', "Two Front Teeth," sold
1.100,000 copies in six weeks.
RCA Victor sent hil'\l a golden
record, framed, and an extra
frame :for the second golden rec-
ord RCA expects him to win with
s ale's of the reissue of the sam'e
number .
.Jones has just signed with pro-
ducer Harry Sherman to make a
comedy western, 'Spike'S seventh
!11m but his first as-the
The '1948 tour, 125 one night
stanlls, grossed ' over $1,000,000.
Spike' s junket In nearly
ma,tched that figur e. although the
"took it easy" by staying
longer, in some cities. .'
This is big business lor a
who started with a washboard and
'a $10 at cowbells. The revenue
isn't aU gravy, however. Spike
tak!!s albout 40 peop,le on tour,
augmenting the band with singers,
acrobats comedy acts. They
travel in a chartered trai,n of two
pullmans and a ,baggage car.
Spike estimates traveling ex-
penses at $700 a day.
Ii it were not for tliat fact, Jesus Salaries come out of the gross,
might have been remembered a. & too, and Spike's side men are ex-
longdead Jewish teacher, a bope- pensiye. They have to be good
ful but mistaken and defeated musicians to kick a piece around
teacher, a name to be found only the way they do.' Jopu' travesties
in encyclopaedl!ls. But the truth may sound like uproar to the un-
about Easte:r is - that Jesus is not _ but, they are very care-
dead. his were not mistaken, ,fully arranged.
was no't de.fea.t,ed. his Name Is His ' st-vle is com, but it's s118r ' p.
above every man! He Is the Chris '",
tian.'s living Lord. His most steadfast admlrel's' are
sophisticates - ' not hillbillies.
His Power. in US
T
HAT STRANGELY TWISTED
man Klerkegaard called Chris
tianlty "God's attack on man."
You could not get that idea from
the New Testament. '
Marvelous all It Is, Christian-
itJ is Qod offerlnc &0 man
aiL rise on of our dead
lelve., to clo ' 'or u. wbll& Will
coald never bave done for oar-
selvell, Wjla_ ha. this &0 do
with . Eaate\-r 'Jast thlll: That
wbeD the ,ApOIItle Paal want. 10
elQllata what the power la
whlcb Goci eela at OUl' dlQtOlllll,
wha' It I. Hke and wbat la will
do. he \ella all It II the .. me
power with wbleh God raised
()brllt ',om dead, (See 1
Cor. 6:14: Ep/l, 1:19.20; 2:6;
Phil, 3:10,
You see the truth about Easter
Iii that it Is the day when the Chris-
tlans celebrate the , most tremen-
dou. act God ever per-formed on
this planet, or rather that day when
God brought to a climax the whole
mighty acUon of the coming and
the 1i!e and Cleath of Christ. And
that is' the ,power which Is avaU
able for the Christian.

,A Christian "
Is Supernatural
I
F ALL YOU WANT of God Is to
have ilfm do something 'or you,
then you are rather like a baby
wbo keeps for some one to
bring him more toys ' .' . but he
a bllby. If your want ' of God
Is to ' have him do something with
you, in you and through you, then
you are like a child who really
wants to grow up.
Among Spike's fans are conduc-
tors Arthur Fiedler and Leopold
Stokowskl. -
In 'Boston the entire member-
ship of that , city's Jiymphony
orchestra attended Spike's
cert. Fiedler has a copy of every
record Spike has made. In Austin,
,Tex., Spike's cbnoert'was a bene-
lit for :the local symphony orches-
tra. ' .
Spike Ukes io take a classic,
play it straight ror a few meas-
ures, then scramble the whole
thing with blasts from the auto-
mobile horns, plltol shots, burps,
hiccups and sirens, For some rea-
son, "Dance of the Hours" made
him think of an autom'obUe race.
&) be Incorporated one, with a
Tchaikovsky's "Nut..
cl'ackelr Suite" became the "Safe-
crackeli Suite"; "Morpheus." not'
,yet is based on "Or-
pheus.'."
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K.ep Posted on ' Values,
By Readln. the Ad.
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ASIlME 7
ANOTHER
A Quiz

The Questions
1. Who first made trousers pop-
ular for women?
2. What is the meaning of sedi-
tion?
3. When and why was the Mex-
ioan War fought?
4. On what parts of bis body
d'Jes a dog '
5, Is principal lob of
a co-pilot on a bomber?
6. Who was the first United
States President to be , born a
citizen of the United States?
7. Which is bigher the Empire
State Building or the Great Pyra-
mid of Egypt?
8. Whic.h weigh,s heavier, eold
or platinum?
Tbe Answeu
1. Marlene DietriCh:
2. 'Language or conduct directed
against public order, thl' stir-
r ing up of such disorder, teJlding
toward treason.
3. 1846 and 1848, to determine
the boundary line between Mex-
ico and Texas,
4. On the pads of his paws and
on his nose and tongue.
5. He watches the instruments
to see that the plane is perform
ing properly, r e tracts and lets'
down the wheels. works the wing
flaps and watc1"!es the propeller
pitch,
6, r. rartin Van Buren.
7. The Empire State Building;
1248 feet-the Great Pryamid,
485 feet . !
8, Platinum.
Toasted fresh and sweet -
for folks eat Kellogg's Com
Flakes fast as we make 'em!
They're your bargain in
IIfJOdnas. Get Kellogg',
Com Flakes.

j6
t ' " III
,I, Them Today With
(. I'. n (

",
' 1' A41IV .
RED' STAR
DRY YEAST
Crisp. "ellcioul yeast raised rolll
are qultk and easy ta prepare wirh
this special R.d S'ar recipe, You mill
011 Ingredients In on. bawl. No
kneadln; or shopln; II necesSary.
and full flshi; time take. only 30
mlnu'.s,
Try 3b mInute rolls todDy with
Red Star' Activ. Dry Yeast, YCII'li
10.,. Ihem. And. remember, uae thl.
wonderful yea .. In all your recipes.
Thunday, April 8, 1950
Now She Shops
"Cash' and Carry"
Without Painful Backach.
M .. pt old .... au- eDOl atnlD, _
eu.tlOD, .1_1' ..... ldlll or .lpoftN C.
, cold .... 1110... d IddQQ' ,_
tI..... Tble "'IIJ' I d .. folka to .....
plaIli .1 Dapla.1 backaebe, 1_ oS I"P aDd-
.... ..,. lI.,.d .- ucl dluln_ a.ttl,.
up IIt,bloo or ,_ .... , ..-- "Q' .-It
'rom oaIDor bladel., da, to oaId.
clamp._ .r cllete". IDdJaeretloaa.
U ,our dllleolllforta a.. dua to u..
eao..- d.D', .alt, tr)I Dou'. Pilla, mOol
dlUnltle. t/ .... all_fut!:r by "'UlIo .... far
.ver 60 ..... Whll. tb_ O)'1IIpto .... ....,
ofwa "tber,.l. oecIU', "'. ...... al bow
.. a"7 tim.. 00.0'. Ihe \lapp)' "'1"-
halp tho U mU. t .. bee ",dllu...
1I1i1b 011' _ ' 0" Doau'. PWa todQ'l
DOAII'S PILLS
, .
5,0::1;/&/ I
.\ - "..
.,
, KAY .oo,u IAYI. Red StorSpeclol Actl.,. DIY
Yeast will k"p fresh for IIIC>nth.-rlllh, on your
pontry "'.If-y.t It's reod, lhe Instonl you wan' It.
The Christian i.s a supernatural
being, As C, S. Lewis "puts it, we
are riot' God's little toy soldiers,
we are intended to be hIs sons and
daughters, '
Hut I. Ihe Chrlsa Is Ule
"first-born .inong many breth-
ren' then here In t)1\s IIf,! those
Who aceePI him have acce.'111 to
the same powu tul
ID him. And .t tbe end of lite
we shall not be arrald, know-
Inc that we belong to the 118me
God wIIo railed oar Lord 'tom
&he dead,
TIL.'HON' O'IUTo. Mrs.
Ethl!l James: "My chroat ICts
""orkout all day 10Dg, I
nadle the 3D-Day Mildness
!fs1: arid changed to CamelL' ,
agree with my throac-
diier taI1e 10 aoocIl" I
ANNOU.,.C'. George
AnsbJ:o: "Throat irriIation
cenainl, doesn't 10 in my
job, I smoke only Camela.
They're right for thr'oat-
alway, . cool and mild. ADd
have die flavor'"
COSMnlC
. YOR Madelind
") talk to of
'hoppen_ When Ii ' ke,
I haft to chirur-:o my
throat. Camel is my eiga.
rette.c,me1J
The glory of Easter Is rfot iome-
thing merely to be remembered or'
.uni about; It is to be
experieneed The lame God wh'o
c:OnQuered death "liveth aa vic-
tory throuih our Lord Jesus
Christ."
\:op:rrtibt .., tile Inurn.tIon.1
01 .ellllOlll JI:dueaUOII on beball .. 411
deMminaUDIII. .. 1 ..... , ..
W1IV r tuNa.. .
I .
YES, CAMELS' ARE SO MILD that in a of hundred.!
of me;. and women smoked Camel.t-:Gnd only C,mel.t- for
noted throat making weekly repOrted
Thursday, April 6, 1950
'tt)U SAID SHe
WOULD TALK
'AND SHE AI"''T
SAID AWORO
, VET .... i-AIW:Rol
I'D LiKe "'10 GO 10 THE
OANCE BUT IW\
AFRAID OUR 01.0 NEMESIS,.
DAN WILL BE
HE. ESCAPED
FROM JAIL.
AND HE MAY
BE OUT TO
c
'h
'S
T
S
.
O

GET US!
" SORRY LAOY, JlUT YOu'RE A
tofA\IE.
'1Q 6ET OFF -rttE IRloe.s PATH!
THE MIAMI GAZETTE W
Foul"-in-One
SEND HER happily off to school
in her Morning Glory pinafore I
It's darling used as jumper, SUll-
dress, or without bib, as a skirt. ,

ButlOD-on bib makes thtl 110 uaeful.
Pattern '1.:14: tranafer: "utUn. cha rt fa
alsea 3. " ,8. .

Our lmpro ... d pllttem-vhu&1 With
eaey to-.ee charta and photos. and com.
ple te dlrecUon.-makea needlework ell oy.
Send 20 centa In coin, .l'our name. ad.
dr aad pattern number to . . ...... ..
.... Iar Clrcl. No.al.eu" Do,
0, lie .. 11740, 80, 111
O. II .. IS! , 0 .. Cbel a Sla,I ,
New "erk II, N. y,
Enc10 20 centa for pattern.
No,
Name ............................... .
Address ..... . ... ... ..... . .... .. ..... .
Budget-A method of worrying
before you spend instead of after.
Allmony ...... When two people make
a mistake and one of them con-
tinues to pay for it.
AdverUslD, - Something' w hie h'
makes one think he'. longed all
his life for aometbin, be never
beard of before.
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PAGE SEVEN
Wce. Snacks
"Rice Curls" is a ncw snack
food prepar'cd from groUlld rjce. r
It was developed through r esearch
by the U. S. Depar\mcnt of Agri-
culture.
FREED FROM
CUM PING LAXATIVES
"Thanks from the bottom of my
heart Cor ALL-BRAN haa done
for me. No more medicines or constl- .
p'ation cramps since I
started 'eating ALL-
BRAN every dayl"
Israel Baum, 3601 W.
Roosevelt Road, Chi-
cago 24, 111. J ual one
of manti IJ.nsolicited
lellers fro m ALL-
BRAN lUers. If 1/011.
suffer from constipa-
tion due to lack of dietary
this: eat an ounce of crispy Kellogg
. daily, drink plenty of
water I If not compktelll sat isfi ed after
10 days, return empty box to
Kellogg's.!. Battlo Cree!',. Mich. Get
DOUBL!!; YOUR MONEY BACK I
Are JOu rOlnl thrOt1Jb tbe
"mlddle-D,." period peoulla. to
wam.n Je&rII)7 0.- tbta make
JOU au4'er from bot IIubM, feel 110
1I<!MH>tU, bllb .. truIII. tlrec1t TbaD do
trJ Lydia B. Pinkham'. Vee.table
Compound to rell e.uch 8JDIPtomal
Recular UH of PlnItbalD. compound
helPII bUlla UP _la\allce aplnllt UIIa
aDDoJ1Dc mlddl ...... 4latreel l
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S r.::=
One application
MAKES FAlSE TEETH FIT
for the Ilf. of your plat
lf ,our plalet are 100 ... and .lip or burr refit
them fodanle"perman.o, comfon wid. .ofr
Brimm. PlutiLioer .uipL La, .tripoo u_
0. 10.. . bite ",.,d ic mold, perfecil,.
It_Nl .. , o,fllJtiw,fiI_." .. ",fo". B ooo 01"
rubber I> eo, Brimm. pl .. d.Uou sin oad.
telulu frolll ,Ix 1II0alb, to , CII or 101l,ct.
Ends fo."" .. lDet' ODd bo.ber o( rempo....,.
.ppliarioa. Iba, lute few houn orcla".Slopa
oIip"ln roddo. plate' and ... re "mo. Ear
.. , ... ra,. Talk fnel' .... "" thecaIDfoft tho ..
and, 0 pea&>lc all .... ft the CIIIOIAU? DOWpt
with Bri ...... PludUoer.
...., ........ 11............ ' .... ,._....,
Tuceln .. ocIorl ............ 1O ro ...
plaru,c.Abe ICIllcrre4u_clJrKtIoaL u:....
..,.. "1'1_ I .... .., .. 1'11_ ...
._ ..... for Uaei (or oaallWa; tz,2,
for hoda p AI r-r draa-.
I
TWIN THEATRE
Waynesville, Ohio
Dosed on Tuesd:ty and Wednesday
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. 'SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
MONDAY nlRU FRIDAY - 7 P.M.
6
7
To Fulfill MIUI" Requests, Here'.
I
ABBOTT and (JOSTEI..LO Again !
IN
THE NAVY
EASTER SUNDAY end MONDAY
APRIL
1950
8
ROD. OAMERON For
Weltern Fanl In
RIDERS
OF
SANTE FE
ElXTRA; Chapter 1
LOS'r JUNGLE
O. K. w1tb ItA TID, All Amualn& mianoul
StOlT with . Humor. '!'or AJI
INSPECTOR GENERAL
( TeehDleolor)
n.utNT KA TID WjA.LTJIB 9L111ZAK
iMRBAllA: BATES
Added: \1l1here&1 Ca.rtoon and M ...
i 0. ........... ...
1- ' .
, .I .,. No bru .... 1, .. :" , , .
.,. No .u...
.,. No Midns'
.,. No WOIte1
.,. Ju" prep the
button and pal",
.... ,
'" Avoltcaltt. ... 1 co .. '
.................. ..., ,.. ..... ..,."AItII
. __ ._*___ .. ....-_ ......
....,. ............. ..,..It, ..-I t ........ .
.......... 111 _-_I ,...,.-.- ..... .
................... ,... .. 1 .. ".' .. .
......... "'" 1IIf" _,.... - It .....
.'
iLLIRUNZE' .
PRODUCI
. famoll' name
In tho paint
bUlin .. for
ovor SO yoars
AT BETTER PAINT AND HARClWARf:
. NOW', AVAILA8Ll
....... "' _ ..
. '
.
Smith Electric Servi
S.F)ALED RROPOSALS Will be re.
oelved at the office of the Cletk
of the Board ot Education of the
Wayne Local School DIstrict, War-
ren County: OhiO, at the High
. Scllool Dullding. near Wn.ynellvlll'!.
OhiOo, until 12 o'clock noon of April
29. 1960, for the purchase of honda
of said School District, In the ago
gl'egate amount or $4.0.000.00 dated
tbe 1st day ot Aprll . 1960. and,
bearing Intel'esl at tbe rate ot Three
(3%) per cent per anuWD, payable
semlannually" Issued for the pur'
of the Inalallatlon of a heat
Ing plant and other equipment in a
concrete block sciJooi building, and
under aUlhoiity of the la.wb uf Ohio
ond of Sectioa 229326 of the Oen-
era] Code of Ohio, and under and
in accordance wtn a certilin Res
olutlon of the Board of Education
of alllld School District, passed du
tba. ard .,day of April, 1!f60.
Said Bonds are ot the denomina-
tion and. mature respectively as
followa: >1
Bolld No l-U,OOO.OQ-Mature De-
. cember I, 1961.
Bond No. 2-$l,OOO.0Q-MaJure De',
cember I, 1862. , .I
f
Bond No. S-,1,OOO.0Q-Mature De-
cember 1, 1963. "
Bond No. 4-l1,uIlO.0Q-Mature De
cember I, 196t
Any one 'to do so may
present a hid or bids for aald bonds
based Upon their bearIng a differ
ent rate of interest than specified
'In ' the advertisement. pro.vlded
however, that where a. fractional
Interest rate Is bid suph fraction
be one-Quarter of one (1) p'ar
or multiples thereof.
Said bonds wUl lie Bold to di e
highest bidder, ...t .the time amI
place above mentioned, at not leks
than ' par and accrued Interest.
Bids may be made Upon aU r

.. ---........ I11!1!.... - ... any number of bonda of thIs

All' blda must state the number
__ ...., __ .. _ ............. ____ ... .. ___ 11 of bonda bid 101' and the gro A
.} amount of bid aud accrued Interdst
Immediate Delivery ..
Hatches Monday and Thursday
STARTED CHICKS
, .
2,3 and 4 Week"Old Whit., RooD ,
" Hamp.hi,r
to date ot delivery. I
All blds must be Ilccompanled: by
a certified check or bond draWn In
favor of the Board of EducatiOn 'cit
the Wayne Local Sch'ool vlstrlct.
Warren County, UblO, in the 8Um
ot SlOO.OO.
The Board o.f Education of said
Scbool Dlstl'lct reserves the prlv
,lege to reject any and all Dlds,
Bids sho1.lld be sealed and en'
cloned . "Bids tor Equipment
Bonds."
\
Board of Education o'f the Waype
Local School District. Warren
One clnt per word,
minimum . charge, 25 cents.
Three Ina.rtlonl for the prIce
of Forml olole Wedner
day noon.
WARREN BRADDOCK
Top 190Jl, Band, Gravel
ExclllvaUng With Back Hoe,
Drag-line alld Bulldozer
" Waynesville. OhIo
F'hone; Waymlvllie 2191
BANK RUN ORAVEL- Loade'},
at Dlllvis FurDa8 PIt, 60 cente
cubic :Vlll'e!. We also deliver. ARM
,ITAOIll &; SON, Phone 2091. tf
LUMIlElR '- All klnds,l,:, a ll len-
Widths, Kiln dried .
Rel\ BoIJllble prices . All orClers.
large or small will be delivered .
Hog Houses AOY T..AMB. Phone
Waynesville 2701.
, FOn AI,E-'H' Plymouth 5- pss.
sengel' A ] condit Ion. Delmar Derry.
X- 3233D-4-6
WELDING-At my torm. Bill
Lee. Elxpert plow ij hare work with
, hal'd rod faci ng. 3- 16.233Q-4. (

FOR SALE-Model T COUpe. 1926,
new tires and tubes $50.00. Two-
wheel traller_ Phone 2694.
X--4-6' 19-20
TWO YEAR OLD Spottell Polull d
Chinn. Boar. Ellglble to register .
Waynesville ' 2982: X-4.n
FOR SALE-Qne pure breo Hamp.
shire ooar, 40 Hampshire pigs, 9
weeb old. ' 'Two-whl1el Sol 0 c II
trailer. Corner cupboard, Everett
L. Sears, 1 mlle west of Waynes
ville on Rome 73. Pbone 2242.

FOR borse, saddle.
bridle, oheap. Elwood Klllwortb,
Ellis-Lincoln' ROnd, Waynesville.
X-4'6

FAJRMS 'WlANTE[)-1 bave buy
ers fell' all sizes of farms. uone too
smaiL or too large. You lIa,ve tried
the rest, now try t he best. For
reference ask someone who baa
dealt with me. If you really want
to sell, contact Ben E. Cline, Broker
Spring Valley Phone 36881.

GARDENS PLOWED -- WAynes
vllle 2t8G. <;.,ne Gruber.
. 4..6'1 320
FOR S.ALE--'-Two 9x12 woo) rugs,
gooil Condition. Priced reasonable:
2784 Wayftesvllle. X-1t
FOUND-Black kid gloves. Owner
may hvae by identifying and
paylL'I for this ad, MiamI Oa,zolte
office,.
Uncle S .. Says"
Beire' ...... 1 ... reeo ....... : "I
will 'Itan Wa7 taklD. ,adYaD.,..e
tile .ate, aare way ef .. v .... b)' , ......
....... Iq 11. I. SavlDp B ...... 'ftIa,
e .. e habH 1 wUI adIIere '-, come
..... , may ... . 1Ma" tile ._ of
tile 2_ eeataQ- deJa, b,.
'.r tlile ,.,.D Sa""" PIaa Wlaere
,.. ".It .r, if lI8lI_plo,.8II. tile
.... wbere ,. .. ban.
'Ia "II ellen ,..n, 1 .. '- be Gao', GET YOURS WHILE THEY LAST County, Ohio.
April 6. 1950.
'. ,..11 wW .... , tbe han ... of " ,_
. Also UbikolChiok Staner '
, .
Bodson . Hatchery
Tel. 2345
W.yn vlll., Ohio
-.- -
NICLL YT.E BATTERIES
25 MON1H GUARANTEE - Add Water Once A Year
LUBRICATION
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE
24 HOUR WRECKINC SERVICE
itlers' Garaae
MAIN A MIAMI IT
PHONE WAYNE 114'
C. W: BARNHART. Clerk.
April 8-1a;20
lYe". ..... es&e4 'CHIa,. You ta-
.... will be 1IC1Ire wIUa 11 , lay.
.... Be... v. !. ,. .... y"
PRI

HOUSES FOR SALE
Lovely motlern Two'bedroom
'whlte frome bome, bot water heaL
Also large pocbmen window!!, ga
rage . ShrUbs and trees bnck.
Large lot. beautlrully loclU ed
Priced at $87(;U ,
'rhree room well construoted
cement block bousI'. out build
Ings. 2 acres, on Highway HI S.
ot Sprlngbol'o Onod vllluA
Priced. At
Heniltlful f\rQperty for lleSl
Home .
, Call ;
DONNIS PHELPS
RepreBerltltlve
RUSSEL HORN
RF:AJ.TOR
Frlln lin Roul e 2
Phone 96'1 W I
- Try Gazette C1allifieil Ad
CASH FOR DEAD STOCK
According to size and condition.
AI! Stock r emoved promptly.
HorBee, $2.50 Cows, U.50
Hoga - 26c per cwt.
JANES RENDERING
Phone Collect
Xenia; O. 1712 or
Wilminaton, O. 2382
- Try Gazette Clauuled Ad

I .
WEEKEND

EASTER HAM,S
Also Diabetic
FOOD STORE
Phone 2141
Try Gazette Clauified Ad
a_a _____ ;cac-
NOTICE!
Wayneeville and cOrwin
Communities
Am Equipped To Do ,
,HIGH . GR,ADE SHOE
REPAIRING'
OUr Work Will Please You
Prices Reuonable
THURSDAY APHII. (" \ <)1;0
.... aced RaUD.. for CO".
Abnoat any fralP or eraln JnUl-
auch .1 c:om or oah will bal
uce the rationl for both mllkln,
cow. and frowln, heifen. .Tu.t to
milk. ,.ure th. berd f. ,ettlne
enOUlb pho.phoru.. It m1,bl be
,004 Idea to add 100 to 150
of Wh.at bran to 'a I,OOOpound
mlzture of com and oah.
- Try Gazette Clallified Ad
.... -.-.. ---
PROTEOTION
SaD througll lite with the
aisurance that your Unanelal
troublea Win be by
a regular dtpoalt III your Bav
Ings aocount !'t:
The WAYNESVILLE
NATIONAL BANK
........
LAND BANK LOANS
ON FARMS
Long , terms assure rel'aYIll(,l1 t
ability.
4% will save yO umoney,
REFINANCING -- BUYI NC
IMPROVING
throtl,l!h
Lebanon' N.F .L.A.
Room S, Old Bank l1ulhli llg
Phone 4..J8
-----_...:._ "'.-
THE NEW
ALL
PURPOSE
PLOWS or C;ULTIVATES
No,.. '1ft01' ony tard ... or law" ta ..
- tho.. 0 """--'
MA$fEII alt "",. 10 It .a,y
.. ,.,..... ...... Do.,," of 'OW.r Mow.,-.
SIdde lor, TroV.,. low" Sw OM Many
.............. "... ,., ..... _ ............
Prieea Start at
132.00
For 1 H.P.
Also Available iQ 2 and 3 H.P.
FREE DEMONSTRATION
R.' Thompson BLANDFORD
I " R. R. 2 LEBJ\NON, OHIO
HARVEYSBURG, O,HlO Y2 MILE NORTH RIDGEVILLE
_'_n_ - - _._,-,_ ... -.... - Phone 7'U 7
1II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWlllillilllllllllllllilililllllllllliliIllllllllllllll lllllllllllll llilim
. ' ,
WANTED
REAL
BUY.ERS WAITING
For, Farms
FOR QUICK SALE CALL
E. Smith
Broker
Rt. 48. 5 mi. South of
Centerville.
PHONE CenterYiUe 7056'
Live Wire nnd Progressive . . An
organIzation to uone.
sellers on the best all-
arouDd market In tbe " coUDtry.
'THAT SATISFIES
For Dally 'Muket Rep,ortl:
WHlO Duton, 12:50 j).S.T, Dln.l
13QO: W,LW CincInnati, 1240, Dial
700.
' NORIl'" aROCK COMPANY
_lIIlIIllllllllllllIIlIlllllIIil!lIIlllllll!llmllllllllllllllllllllllllIII
SAND ..... GRAVEL
BLACKTOP DRIVES
TAR and ROAD OIL
LAWN _d FlU. DIRT
.... . cONCRETE

I
EXCAVAnNG ... d DUMP TRUCK
1_ _ .04 4.,. __ _
Vote FOR the
Issue May 2
ir-
I
About Town
ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS . YOU KNOW
In the

Wnynesville Metbodist
cbllrcb on ILturdl1Y a1'tel'nOOD, at
3 : 30 0' Ibell. R v. ll. D.
1l1!I'fOI'II\,(llL tbe V",'Y bOa.utltoL cere-
mony II' hl ch unlt.eIl III mllrrlage
1\118 Ann FlLRlne Rog I'B, daughter
of Mr. and, Mark Rogers. and
Mr. Dllnaway, son of Mr.
8,nd M!'So. J ohn Dunaway of
bora.
, I
I\lrR. R. B. Coleman was organist
lh!l ercmony.
' JI] I .doubl e 1'1111; ceremony woa
,1\101'rOI'mort lit tit IIHu1' In It "et
tlng of [lILlme and flowers III [lRsle'
f1hades.
" 11'. Wllrd Lelsz ot Springboro
.. l'I' ed hlH friend !IJJ bel>t mnn, ILfld
the g'room's sillter, 111 Iss , Peggy
. Dunaway, wns l be bride's oll ly at-
tendant. woro n. belp;e wit
with IJI'0wn (wces'sorleR {I nd 11, yolo
IQlv em' lIntlon corsage.
'Tilo b,lde. who entered wll h and
WIUI g' lven In marriage by her
fat her, ,waR l,tlractlvcly gowned in
1I.n orlglnnl model cape suit or grey
ma.iz Ivool. with which slll:) \vOI'C
IlIIVY blllll nccessorl l s ILnd whIle
orcbld corsnge.
1' b ceremony was witnessed by
t he lmmedlate families, t be br.lde's
mother IvenJ!lng IL, navy suit with
nuvy llCOe$80r les lind the motller
of ,lhe groom cbose a. beige l1uit
wlti, brown accessories, each 'om-
IIHIll nUng th II' COSLllmes with or-
sag s of nhlk l'osebuds, MI'I\I N.
L. Rogers, tile bride's grl\ndmolhor,
Ivoro ' blnok; willi red rose corsnge.
(oUowing the eere
e
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
"UNCLE EZRY'S
HAYLOFT JNMBOREE"
TO PLAY WAYNESVILLE
$
azette
Servihg Waynes,ville Since 1850
t
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO, T,HURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1950
1
r
FIVE CENTS A COpy
Great Need For :New . School Is Felt Here
Ar rangements , huve been mrille DUJ'linJ,r the year of 1946 (5) On MAY 2nd you Will be
by tbt' Wayne townsblp and t he voters of tilll' school district were asked to vote upon an additional . CT . ', .. I II _6) m II J)J}
Wllynesvllle Volunteer Fire Dept. caJled, UPiOn 10 vote tor a. bohd honel Isslle ot $140,600.00. -No .. - l
fOI' th . of the big isslle In. lhe amount of $202,600.110, (6) When this bond lesus of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown and , . 11 ,
horne talent st ag sbow, "Uncle lhe funds to be used for the ' colt- $140,000. 00' WIl.8 proposed Ion d daughter, Miss' wCllle Brown, of , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde CamJ:>bell
Ezra s Hayloft Jamboree." It will s trucUon or a. new fireproof school placed on .tbe ballot, the bids for Dayton. spent Friday with Mr. and family of Mt. Orab, 111 r s. EI!l11'
be given on Friday and Saturday, bUilding addition and (',onslructlon of the new 20 room Bunnell a nd chll dr an of Lebnnol1'.
April 21 and 22 at W'aynesvllle Brown's sister.
the nec saary Bite th'er efor, bulldl ug had not been Browu's sister. Miss Bertha Drown,. Mrs. ItIchard Hnnes nnd cblldl'ell
HIgh. &! bool alid Ito rlum. d b f X
Tills bOllll Issue wrlS approve (7) The bIds have now een r e-, Mrs. Emma McClure of Frnnk- 0 anla, Mrs. A lice F U1'lDn11
The HRyloft Jnmbore IR pnt- approxlmately SOo/v of the , cehad and It la found that' 8P- lin, WI\8 calling uU frlenrtR hpr e of Beavertown, wtue Suuday dIn
d I\l.ter popula:!' barndancG The construction of $lIB n.e Ilroximately one.ha,lf ot thi8 amount on Friday. uer g11 1' SlR of ) 1 r. II lId 'Irs. Blly
tYJle programs. nnd lIsef\ all locnl has been' delayed, Ii... wil l be sufficient to complete thll 1111'9. Woodrow OWl1ns and two GlbE!On.
II matcnr talent who will comp I e r .. I..... ddltl d I b d t r M d "l Th R '
cause nmount 0 mon"y ra - new a on an on y on a 0 children', ot Springfield, spent Sun- r. an .. re. omss lin YOn
tor (' [l811 nwards nud rihbons. ' fl It.. thl III be Id YOU t S d I 'f 'I
WIlli found to be InsUI 0 lUI . .". s amount w so q)' aDA MoDAay wIth her mother. spen lIn IllY IV tb j , I', . anI! II' I'S,
IK no /lge limi t. build I\.n ' llIicqlate bulllling to .__ WlILL BE TAXED ONLY ON THIS "'rs. Lucile Armitage. . Wslter Callanhan and famil y of
Mrs. Stella Conway. ' a h tad AMOUNT t 'l ,,-- 1 CI I tl
comodate t e preBen n r , ra 8 nK YOUT wo.&e MrB. Leah MUla apent Easter at nc nna .
RIOhfll director. h1l8. arrived lind t' llrollment it the old grade soh . , proximately one (1) mID or ,1,00 the lIome 0( her lion. Mr. William Mr. and Mr!l. James WUdmnll' t f
shl) will hold tl'yonts for talent on bulldJl ng was sold. per thousand tax va1ua.tJOD. strouse and, wlte In Lytle. Ja.ckson, Ohio, were lI'eel( enol
Monday" Tuesday and Wednetlday, HERE ARE TltEl Thi s money will be used for the " Mlarr Gertrude Chandler of Nor-( guests ot their parents ?II r. :l11.d
April lR and 19 at t he Met h- Tn E CASE.. ' purchase ot additional land .. equip- wood, e&\Ied on her aUDt.. Mus Rut b Mrs. Ernest
odlkt cbul,<,b In at (I ) We need twenty (20) ment and 'the building. Chaadler , Saturday ev.eDin. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn MelaJ(l'Iel' t
7': 3(1 p. m. c1 ll1onal rooms. ACcORDING TO STATISTICS Dr. and Mrs. Gale Rusllum', M.r, and 90n Jack of Lewillburl;, Mrl'.
TINY TOT POPULARIT.V . It ' we .cohtinue ,to use t" THE GRADE SCllOOL ENltOLt, and Mra. Robert KerelleY and chU- Mflmle Zinke raft of DII)l1.011'. MI'.
CONTE'ST old grade schoof building It wi . MENT WILL TO _N' dren or Dayton, and Mr. WilBOn and Mrs_ .Arthur' Klslnge r, MI'.
ONE PENNY A VOTE, Tbe be necpssary to make extensi t CIlEASE FOR 1'HE NEXT 10 9priqfleld, vtatted 1111'8. Bob Boman and son Michne' ,
In this rlev.r contest rtWlII' rs tor Whlcb mDnles rece;:::, YEARS. , WE MUST BJI) PRB- tnk 1oIUIt... Min Karg;uoet Ed- Mr, Ralph Kbln,er and (rtf-nil of
are boys and girls of Waynesvi ll e bond l!ISU81 caJUlot be PARED. YOU CAN DO y.oUll warda. art....,." n.,:&on. lpent Bu,nday wl.lh
community under s ix years of ago, (3) In the 'school year of 195 jPART. . 1.1181 Glenna Marsh of Darton. and Mrs. 01. H. KIs lnger.
and they w\ll have vote bo.x.'Cs 62 the old grade . 8cb'ool bul.ldI . VOTE . FOR THB ISSUE. -litnt the week. en-d Wltti her llra. Alice Furman, Mrl>. ' Hlly
placed a,round town In tbe leading w1\J arcomodate only tbe THE \VA \"NEBVILLE pA.R.EN'I'S cou.-m Mrs: Luelle Armltace. GIbson W!8re supper guests '
m r ehant's stores. thr.' f' (:ll grndes. . ASS'N Mr. and Mn.' Robert Eastmllon, dll eV8l1lng or. Mr. and MN\. (, lRr
The conteRt olosos at 00 p. IU ( , ) ...bnt are we go\.: g to d'" Tlcrnard Bwpn, ot Sprinfield, were dInner guestl enee Crawford.
on !'\urdo.y A (lrll 22. Tli.e plcturos tub tbe surplus ohlld'ren. , . DJrotby Day, S .. c Y at the Home on Friday. Mr. and 'Mrs . . Rnymond 'OSOOl1l1
or t he TLny Tol B will bo In a ltore . i ot Xenia, Mr. "li d Mrs. Ralph Dill
window and ell b cIa)' the ltud' ANNUAL FIN",NCIAL REPORT OCt.L LEGION' POIT NOTICE OF aALE OF 1I0HDa
and
lWln of Spring Vttrey, W'(>r('
Ings or, llloBe In the c,on taat will WAYNE' TOWN.HIP , -.AC QOAL ' 8ElA.LED RIlOP08ALS wUl be 1* Bunda), dinner h"' ellts of ;>Ofr. 111111
be tbere. W ...... n COUI.\), O"ID elved at the office .of tile CIeri. Mrs .. Errerson .DIlI. '
For th. FI_cal "ear " . )sborn a,t 8ec<lnd Vlee Com, ..r the Board. oC IIltIweatIoa. of till
cember 81. ;040. . "tier ' llalph PeteTl ' dIiIU.. r.t 8daoof War
POpul.tlD" 2SHJ' the la!!t 16 to. ftimk; .. , *' ta
mony, II. receptiOn (or about sixty W"YNESVlUE ROTARY
relattve8 nnd (rJends wall held .lIt "
lhe 'Far IUIlII Party House, wnere .
ls ll J t , la Ile . Y
' nu.tt and Ml.s . { -,., a.t. fn lJ!.
r . , a:ry School , al1dltorlum the WatneeV1U8
trona presided at the heB.llUfuJ lWllIl'y Club wU\ rece.lve Its char
ten. table which Wl\1I srranged wIth ter and ' bold a. dlnne.r for mem-
byncJntb8 li nd greenery. Jonqllll berB and their wl "oll and visiting
'I\lao l\>a, O 11 . lid tb.roughollt the
rooms.
'1 he beautiful threetlered wed-
ding ' nke, topped with a wedding
RIIJflJel', weddlng"'"rlngs and hat.
WWI Rerved , with lime 'punch.
guestl. .
r.tnllY' Rotarians from nelgbbor
ir.g to\i'ne ,and ('llIes ' a re exPected
to
CARD Of" APPRECIATION ,
1 wlsb 10 thn.nk my monr friends
[or the curds and Dlany flowers

:r \fiftJ_ k aIPL. IOek N r M

615' s membership to l11L : ' IUl OC! ooD 0 r..) Morgan Sundu.y,
tile Year ' 1949 ' ' ." .. ... . '." $7,520,4'" The membershll,18 WAre dellverr.d 6. IU(),. fOl' Ute purch4le or bondl , Wllhur fIodd of Dn,yton,
Tax Valuation :' .... , . Hl.OIUO to
l
Columbus by lAlginn Auxlliary or nJd School. Dllltrlct, In the ag On 1\fr. nnd MrS!. Grorgp BrIlnon
Tax Levy .... . . . . . 19.34 Mills Hfghway Patrolmen nuendlnl srecate amount ot (In' Monday evening.
Investments Owned .. . . . ... Nont- their anL'\lal meeUn In a of $40,,000.00 as previously. Mr. ami 1')1'9. Henry Rnd
W:AYNESVILLE, . omo wide roundup. advertised) dated the lat of family of Beavertown, spent 91\t-
Marcil' 31. 1950 April, 19: 0, and" bearln , interellt urday evening with Mt. ",nd
hereby certHy the followng r eo 8UNDAY VISITORS at the rate ot Tbree per cer4 ,Alfr!'d Morgnn find famil y,
port to be .correct. per annum, payable sellU-l\.Tl1Iually, ThoHC ,011 thr sick list :U' P )'1' .'
MAYN
ARD F. WELTZ. FROM DAYTON Il8ued for tbe purpOBe of the In
Earl Marlatt, MI'R, Dora Morgl\H.
Townhslp Clerk Mias Ellizabetb PrJbllt, ?fr. aud sWlaUon 01 a plant and
r- RE .CEIPT8 . M' _. August D"er,lnger, Mr; and other equJpment In a cOorWlrete MrA. . o\nlla 1.11 all.
.D , Mr. nnd MrR. Clarenf'e Cr awfl1l'tJ
Mr. and !\f1S. Dunaway left Cor
II s50rt. honeymoon', u.fter w11lch
lhll)' will r side 0 11 Union rond,
1I 0 llT Franklin.
General Properly Tax ,, $11,586.00 Mrs. John Probst and children, block school shop building; and spent Saturday wlt b 7Ifr , AI.d 'MrR.
shown 10 dllrlng my I'e"oltt II1ne8s. Salles Tax .. . . . . ( , .. , . . . 336.00 Mary Ann, Johnny 8.Ild Mike. Mrs. under or the lawlS of Ohio Crnwford ' lind . daughtor
Wymer L. Drake Gasoline Tax ' . . ', ' .. . .. . . 4,400.00 George August anll children. Roll- and of SecUon 2293-25 ot the Gen Donna or Xenia.
'j' he bride, chn..rmll1l; dn,ughter of
Mr. llOd Mrs. ' l\fal'k Rogers. al-
lended the Wa,ynesvllle Schools
lui!) Dayton .Art InsUhlte. lind the
groom. n. gl'sduate 'of Springboro
hIgh scbool , Is no,v engaged in
,farming.
Miami Chaptor 107 Order . of
East ern Star will meot .I n speCial
soaslon. on Sl\lurday evening. eight
o'clock, ror the annual ', Inspection,
Elizabeth Ellen ' Carey. ' dep'
IIty gra",d mnt ron of 21,
wlJl be t he Inspecting officer. Tbe
ofrlcers I\l1d a, few guesta wl\1 en-
joy a dInner at the Far mils Pa!ty
HO\l!!o at SiX o'clock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Glholt Frye wHl
opcn t b' lr homc on Tilllrsday for
the April tn<letlng of tho Wayne
townshi p [armel'lI ' olub.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Admlnlatrator
'Etsat e of Flom Sllalln Hawke,
Deceased.
EDITOR'S WIFE
HAS BAD FALL
,Tuesday morning II' hlle prepar-
Ing to come to the Gs-zette, omce
Mrs. Paul A. Scherer, wife of the
Editor. fell on the roadwa.y near
her home and fractured two bones
In her right sboulder.
e restct that Utls . acclde'!t
crIpples our help 8.Ild that 80me
news Items hsd to 'be
somewhat a.nd , othera l eft alit ,
completely,
NOTICE OF .:.?POIN'rMENT
Admlnlatr.tor
Estate of Ellla B. Cook, Deceased.
Notice 18 bereby given t hat Ern-
est E, Cook. whose post office ad
dress Is R. R 2, Wayne.sville, Ohio,
bas been duly apPOinted a.a Admiu7
ot tho I!lstate of Ell& , B.
Cook, late of Wa.yne Township,
Warren County, Ohio, deceased.
Tax " '... . . 694.52 anne, Larry, DonniE, and ,carol Ann, eral Code of Ohio. and under and Mrs j Lawrence Vng lind chll -
Cigarette Tall , .{ . . . . . . . 111.37 .Roy Scherer and J'ack Hubley, all In a.ccor4ance WtD a certain Res dren left IRSt for
MIIacellaneous Recelptb- ' .'Of Dayton, were SundQT dtnnet oIUUOD of the Board of E4ucaUon Arizona.
Hall Rent . . ... . .. .. .. .. 36.00 gUesta at tbe !lOme ot Mr. and 141'1. of said School DIstrict, PalSed on Mrs. Ada. Dakin. MrR. Hily GllJ.
Fire Contracts . , . . . . , . . Paul "- Scherer. The chUdren en- the 3rtS day of April, 1950. BoOn. Mrs. AlIce Furman. w,ere 8Un-
Total Misc. Rece1pt s ., 1 6.00 ' joyed an 'Easler egg hunt OD the tioSnaldanBodDds lore of the denomll1a per glleRt" 1081 WedneKday of :.\flfI.
17 311 0 mature respectively as-
Total Receipts .. . ... ,. ,. ' . ' lawn aDd some of \.be grownups Morrill LewlR al\d family.
follows:
PAYMENTS partiCipated In a gllme of Canasta.
, Bod No l-U.OOO.Ot>-Mature De
General Executive Servlces-
Compensation 'of Trustf'pR 1,5<10.00
Compensation. of Clerk , .. 598.65
ExPenses of Trullleefl
and Clerks . , . . . . ,
Gen. Exec. Servl 1'1\
'l"own Hall-
Main. and Repn!ir ' . . '," . , ,
Total , Town ' Hall . ... , . .
Fire Protectlon-
PurchWle o( F'll'e Equip,
Otber Fire Protect. ExP.
Total , Fire Protection . .
Total Pay. Car , Fr'd , . .
Health-
Taxes 'Wfthheld for Dist.
265.01
2,393.56
I
I 169,9R
. 169.98
148,7)
. 356.66
504.37
3,057.91
SUM'MAR\' OF OPERATIONS
BY FUNDS ,
cem er ,
Bond No. 2-fl,ooO,Ot>-Mature De'
cember 1. 1&62.
Balance, Jan. 1 .. 1949- BoDd 3,-,l,ooO.Oo-Mnture De-
Funds , . . .. .. '.' . 7.373.46 'cember 1, It6S.
Gen'l Tw,p. Fund,I . .. . . 6,648.88 Bond No. 4-U.uOO.Ot>-Mature De
Bond Ret., Sink. Funds 62.00 cember 1. .
Total of all Funda ... 14',084.28 Anyone derllrlDg to do BO. may
Receipts During Y,ear- present a bid or bids for said bonds
' Road Fund ... .' .. .. ... 11,772.98 based. upon their baarln a dtffer-
Twp, F'\lnds . , .. 8,169.20 ent rate of Interest thaD specified
Ret. Sink. 'Funds 1,675.68 In the advertisement, provided
Total of all Funds . .. . 21,617.86 however, that where a fracl/onal
Total Receipts and Balanoe- Intez:est rate Is bid lIuch fractloD
.Road Fundi ' . . .. . ' .... 19,U6.48 aball be ODe-quarter or one (1) per
.. 818 08 cent. or multlplel thereof.
B d f H alth 9'" 3S GeD'1 -. Funds .. . 1 .. , .
oar 0 e " . , . ..... Said bODds will be sold to the
P
R II r 'Hosnltal Bonil Ret., Sink. Funds 1.737.68
oor e e - .., - h1sheat bidder. ...i; the time .liod
Burl 1
""'-e' s s 4000 Total of all Funds , . .. 36,70U4
. a"",.., n e place above mentioned, at not les8
By MRI. HILV GillSON
Mrs_ Therlo Jones made II. houlle
to house canVAS here las t lI'eel! In
the Interest of the can cer fun!\- ,.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Young ent rr
ta.lned to a family dinner
Sunday.
Mrs. Hllrvey Burnet Bud 1\11-. and
Mrs, Walter Kenrick fltt ended the
funeral servIce 0( MI s Edna Mc-
Ewen at Unglesbee Funeral. borne.
Franklin Saturday afternoon and
the burial at Springboro cemetery.
NoUee Is bereby given that , d.
]..ee Hawke, whose post otfice ad.-
dresa Is Waynesville, Ohio, hl\5
boon dui y apPDlnted 8S Adlutnlstra- ,
tor or the, Estate of Flora. Suun
HAwke, late ot Wa.ynesvllle, War
ren Coun't>', Ohio, deceased-.
- Dated this 30th day of Marcb.
19G().
RALPH H. CAREY
Judge of the Proba.te Court
young & Young, Attorneys
Publlahod A.pr.ll 61:1-20
NOTiCE OF APPOINTMENT
Adml'"atrator
Toml Poor Relief : .. . , : 40.00 Dut1ng 'Vear-. than par 8.Ild a.ccrue(l Interest.
,Rlghwa.ys- Road Funds . . . ,.". ,. 12,176.63 Blda may be made upon all or
Road Man. and Repalr- Gen' l TWil. Fundls, .. . . 6,661.lt any DUmber ot boDds of thla Issue,
Labor and Materlale . , 10.056.13 Bond Ret . SlnlL Fonda 1,470.00 'All bldl mUst state the number
Road l(a.cb and TooIB. 2,U9.60 , Total of an Fu:ods .. 20,806.77 or bonds bid for and the gross
Total Wlh",ays . . .. .. . . 12.175.63 Bat. Dec. 31., 1949- &mount of bid 8.Il'1l accrued Interest
Cemeteries- Road FundB . ... .. " ., 6,970.80 to date of deU"17_
Other Cemetery EXp.. 99.00 Twp, Funlls . .. 8.168.89 All b14. must 'be IIoCCompanlsd b,
Mrs. Susan Saylor 'retumed t()
her bome bere with Mr. Rnd Mrs.
Harry Grabam after spending the
winter with her Bon and Wife, Mr.
a.nd Mrs. , Henry Saylor and ' chll'
dren In Da)'ton.
Mrs. Mice TomlinSOn of ' lIen I'
W,ayneavIlJ.o: was In x.;.ue Thurs -
day, takln8' the ceMus.
Mr. anel M'nt. Therle Jones and
son MUton were' dInDer gUests or
Mr. and Mrs. Nult n .. nr
Centc"llle Easter Sunday.
Dnted this 28th ' day of Ma,l'cb,
1 96(). .
RALPH H. CAREY
Judge of the Probate Court
Warl'en County, Ohio
G. L. Schilling, Attorney
Published Apl'll 61S-2()
LEGION HOLDS MEETING
HERE MONDAW NlqHT
State RepresentaUve 0 e d ric
Stanley' spoke at the Legion meet-
ing Monda _
\ Tbe local post ... aponaorillC a
LegioR Junior Baseball team. allO
a 10ft ball . team In tire LebaJaoa
:l.eIIIUo
Estate of Joh:rt- c_ Hawke, De-
ceased.
NoUce is bereby 1ven C.
Lee Hawke, wlol111 POlt offtce ad-
dress Is WlLJIMI8vme. Ohio, ' baa
been 'duly 8lpolDted as AdmlnJs-
tratQr of the Estate of John C,
Hawke. late of Wr.J1lIIsvUle, War-
'ren Ohio. deOeall8ll,
Dated tIllII 28th da, ot March,
1960.
RALPH B. CAB.EY
Jl14P 01 tile Probate Court
O. L. ScllUUq, Attol'll87.
Pabll.W April 1-11-10
,Total Cemetertes . ... . 99.00 Bond Ret.; Sink. a certJrle4 cbeelt or bond drawn ID
Mlle . .. " .. . .. . . , . .. . .. . 427.62 Tot&! of all FundI: . . . 15,895.37 favOr of the Board or Eclueatlon of
&.1 ( l
General Sppplle8 ,. . . . 608.77 OUtlltand. Warranta, tne Wa)"lle .Local Scboo} Ulstrlct,
Memorlal Day Expenses 26.00 December 31, 19.9- Warren County. Ulllo, ill the IUID
Deductlonl. by Co, Auditor: Road Funds ... .. ... , 8MO of '100.00.
For Jm8'Otions . , . . . .. . . 33.40 Jl'otal or all F'lnd8 .. , 31.70 The Board or Educatlon of Mid
JI'o" WOI'!t Comp. . . .. . 65.39 nat In Depository, School Dilltrlct reserv.es the prlv
Buteau of Iospection . . 38.88 December 11, , ,lege to reject aDJ aad all bldl.
Total MIBc. . .. ... , . . . , .. ' 1,099.06 G_.. 7 ..... 1:0 Blda aboulcl be , hILled and en-
"_ J'uDdB .. ... . ... .. ....... ...
Total Pa)'1lleuta .. . .... 17.465.98 ,,_ _-' 8' 1"'. D, daned ''BI'' tor Equipment
' RECEIPTS ::,. '';;8 Boa48."
General Property Tax .. 1,676.611 " "IT 0'1 1Ioanl or EducatiOn of the
Total ol- aU F'IlD"-.... ' 1",.. _..... ,,_0.-. __
Total Receipt! ..... ... 1,875.68 _ UIIItrlet, Wal'Nll
PAYMENTS OUTaTANDI DlaT CcaaaV. <*10.
Int. OD Bolla and Notes . 270.00 General Debt tor .' ... 1HO.
Bond anti .Notea ReUred 1.100.00 AIIPU'at1II anti 10.100.00 " 0. W. MlUUIAB.T. Cler1r.
Total Pa)'lDenIB .,.. . ... 1,4'10,00 Total 10.8".'" PUbIIIbtI .t.tdl 1'. 10, It:
Mr. Guy Burroughs. the mall
m&D, visited bls ' aunt t\l1d II ncl..,.
Mr. ' alld Mrs. John Welsh of Ra t
"e1lbuflf. at the Middletown hol'-
pltal MOJItlq eveDing. The), wel'('
In a bad wreck air 'Rilute 73 marll
thaD a ",eek ago. Mr. Wellh
Improving muob taster 11tan Mrs.
Well1a.
Kr, and lin. Charlel Tbomp90n
uti Il .... Ora Brlclrel 01 Colnm'tI1s,
.. re BllDct.,. ""nine dblller 1{t18sls
01 GOutlnR, Mr. Slid 1\(",. J.
. 1 .... :
.. ..

PAGE TWO
.------WEEKLy NEWS ANALYSIS --1..--,
Accused 'Spy' Ridicules Charges;
Johnson Says U.S. Defense /Okay;
Britain to Cut Purchases in. U.S.'
(EDITOR'. NOTEI .... ''1.'.'.' .r ..... d t ....... IIIIlDI Ih.,. ar. til of
Wlllie)'n Ne,n pa per "aloa'. De....... ,ata aall .t' ........ rn, .l Ibtl DewaD .,.,.)
LATT/A10RE:
"Pure Moonshine"
' Named to AEC
Owen Lattimore, mustacbloed,
mUd.mannered United Nations em-
ployee, wai the big news of the
CommlUl.ist expose which Senator
Joseph McCarthy had inst igated
and of whicb the hlghllght was Ma
Carthy', charge that Lattimore "
was Russia's top spy in the United
and that be was in the em-
. ploy of lbe U.S. state department.
IN AFGHANISTAN on a U. N.
mission, LatUmore"wh'en informed
of the cbarge, cabled a press asso-
ciation that McCarthy's "rantings"
, were "pure moonshine."
It appeared that MclCarthy was
out on the shaki est 11mb ot bls po-
Utical liJe. Loudly asserting that he
would base his entire case against
the ltate department. which he
charges was infiltrated with Com-
mlUl.iats, on the truth or falsity of
the Lattimore case, the senat.or
appeared to be off on the wrong
" foot at the start. '
Lattimore was working tor , the
U.N. , not the state department.
He had not been connected with
em for five years, the state de-
Thomas E. Murray, mecban-
leal enflneer who holds more
Ibaa 200 patenta and Is all im-
portant figure lo the auto alld
biUlkln1' worldll, ball bee D
lIamlld by Pres ldeat Truman to
, lIucceed David E, Llilenthal OD
lbe U.S. ..&!JUlIo enerlY oom-
mission,
, partment said. Hia lawyers hung a
libel lult threat on McCarthy, con-
tendlog that McCarthy named
Lattimore as the "lop Red Spy" In
a private session with newsmen, DEFENSE:
he was outside senatorial 1mmunill'_
LATl'IMORE expressed pleasure How Adequate?
that McCarthy WaS basing ' his The people, themselves, w01,lld
whole case upon him for, he said, have fo decide who wal right In
when he retllJ'!led to Washington J the cO)ltroverS)' on how adequate
and testitied, McCarthy would ' are our naUonal defenses In the
"'aU flat on his face." event of another war.
there wa, much con- , Two highly important gentlemen
troversy oyer whether FBlfllel In the detense setup ' had disagreed
,should be opened' to the committee . on the status 01 American defense
s tudying McCarthy's charges. Me- strength.
Carthy contended the pI:oof be . General Dwjght D. Eisenhower,
needed were In these flles and lo supreme commander 01 Allled for-
other Wes. FBt Chief ces In World War II, bad declared
1. Edgar Hoover argued that the publicly that he teared United
tiles should not be open hecause States defenses had "lallen below
of the bad ettect It mIgbt , have on the danger point."
"many Innocent and the THE ' GENERAL:S REMARK
fact that it destroy FBI Ule- 'stirred a wave of apprebenllon In
fllinell In mill)' waYI. many Qu.rterl and let .orne con-
BRITAIN:
'leis luyllll
'Gre.t atlP\llatlq
plumed to cut pureba_
from the United States and ' other
doUar couotriea lIT' a. much al 2S
per eent In the period from .July I,
1lIII0 to lune JO, 1JII1. 91 thljI ae-
tloD, the IOvemmetithoped to cut
Its annual ,old-doUar deficit In
baH b, mld-Inl. \
THE DESIRED GOAL eould be
"ached onb' under the roUowln,
condJtiona, the ,overnment said:
1. ' Continued lood bilalne81 'In
the UniWd states. '
, 2. Tbe Ud Is kept on wagel,
prices and dividends In Britain.
I , BrItish productivIty goes on
with no sharp Increases
In eo!!t$.
. ' Exports to dollar markets in-
crease .uWclently to offset the cut
In the value ot the pound last Sep-
tember from $4.03 to $2,80.
Ii. Gold-earning to South
Africa can be stepped up. "
6. THE DOLLAR NATIONS dem-
onstrate readiness to accept im-
ports anCi to Invest capital In Ilon-
dollar areas.
--JAPAN: .
, Treaty Urged
With Gen. Douglas MacArthur
and U.S_ roving Ambassador Pbll-
, fp Jessup agreed on the dellrabili-
ty of the move. strong pressure
was building up Inside the Truman
admlnistr,atlon for an early peace
treat,- with Japan. ' ,
THERE is con!llct on the Issue.
grellmen on a ro.d which
le.d to .nother ' look at milltar7
bud,et perin,. '
J But. ,LoW. Jowan. U.S_ ddenae
.Mnltal7, dldn't aane with Gen-
eral I!llsenhcnrer. a loa, con-
ference with Presiclftlt'l'luman, he
emer,ee1 to a.sen th., 0Iir DatfoD.
.1 defense. are "lUfflcJeDt ,
(unto the needa of the moment. ..
/ JUit what Mr. JobDJon meant by
wa. not but It wa.
qufckl7 apparent there could
be read Into the ')tatement a con-
clullon that ' we are late "at 'the
moment" beeaUie no war bal been
declared. But thOle jUDipiDl to con-
clusion would immedlate17 querr.
.ufficlent are these defenses
.t lome other moment-say In. the
next six months, or next year-U
war should come?"
JOHNSON SAID he ' had not dis-
cussed the sJtuation with Eisen-
hower since the general's sta te-
tnent concerning detense and de-
clined to discuss specific quotations
trom the Eisenhower speech. As-
lerting that he was in no "contro-
versy. with Ike," he p\linted out
that the pI'esent qeferse budget was
put together by the Jolot chiefs of
staff, at wlUch Eisenhower is cbalr-
man. , .
General ' Eiserihower ' bas been
to tell coneresl wbat he
tQ.lnks of the 'current defeose setup
and Johnson .ald: "When lie
pears before congreSl I don't want
it to appear that I talked with him
and tried to Influence h1tn lo any
',way."
NEW 'BRAIN':
Great Things
It is a group principally within the Flctol')' workers may become ob-
state I!epartment which seeks an lolete In the future it a new m.e-
earl.:v ' treaty, wblle many others chanica) ' brain-resembling a pin-
belJeve 'that the treaty project ball machine o,n a Jackpot r,m-
ahould 'be shelved la order to pro- p.ge-will . do what Ita Inventor
long indefinitely the , present Amer- claims it will. "
ican controL THE DEVICE, described a'. cap-
Added Itrength was given the able of operating an entire factol')'
,treaty proponents when Gre.t without bwoan .Id, is designated
urged months ago that a oWclalb' iii. the magnetlc-drum-
treaty .hould be completed. dtgital-dlfterential , analyzer. ' The
AS be expected, the Rus- Inventor, S1-)'e.r-old Floyd Steele,
.Iana had to put their oar In. Me.. calla It M.ddld. for short. Wh.t
, cow lna1ata that there be a bl,- ' Maddlda can do wa. demODBtr.Wd
power veto over aU treaty terms, at the Qpenln, of tbree-day ' con-
but the trend In Washington seems ference on comPutlni ,m.chlDBr7
to be for the westem powers to at Rut,en wver.lt,- coUe,e of
proceed b7 ,themselvel U RUilia eJllineerin,. ' . .
IbouJd retuae to join In UDder ae- Steele, who til also an aeronauu- '
ceptable condlttClll8. - " cal engineer at MaDbaHan ae.cb,
Tbe .rapanese tre.ty til seeD by CaL, .ald 1IIe machJne W.I , the
proponents as one line of acUon 10rerunaer of the eomplete17 .uto-
the UDited States could tab to . matie factory-where ,ooda will be
atreDgthen Ita poaltion III tha' quar. producecs without help form the hu-
ter of Ule rtobe. ' man band or the hwoan brain.
SQUEEZE PLAY
Reds ,Knock U.S. Dollar Down to'4 Rubles
Tbe RUlliana hid come up with
an economic .queeze pl." .nd the
U.S, wal In Ita protests,
Moscow had .et a new 4-tOol ruble
ezeh.",e for the American dollar,
The UDited Sta"lea chu,ed the Dew
ezeb...,e rate wa. "completel7 WI-
JuatUJeCi."
A note deUvend III MCIIOOW de-
mtnde4 tllat the former ..... D ..
raW of rubIN fIN " ...... !
the American embalSY a,e rellored,
Moscow .erved notice l,aat in Feb-
ru.al7 ' that, effective I, the
U.S. emba.11 would h.ve io p.,
,I for tour rublel. ib. effect at
this, U.S. offtcJala Id,' would be
to Increasa the coat of operatIn,
the embua7 nearb' mJllIaa
dol181'll DOt a too-
ImpartuaL ..... illllto tile actioa
was BDOtbe ..... ..
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
'l'bundar, AprU 11, 1850
BIG THREE:
GOP Advisor
John Sherman Cooper . Kentuck,
Republican. former U.S. senator
and now U,S. representatlve to the
United NalioD' general assembly,
was signally honored by the n.-
tlonal Democratic admlnlslratlon.
He was chosen by U.S. State Sec-
retary Dean Acheson as one of hi.
principal advisor. during a
ot major r;neetlnga In London In
which the western nations will
chart strategy in the cold war.
THE MEETINGS will consist of a
session of the l2naUon North At. '
lantlc: council and separate conter-
'ences of ,the "BI,g Three," AcheSon,
British Foreign Minister Bevin
and French Foreign Minister 'Schu-
man. All the ' mee.tings will deal
with various , aspects of the strug-
gle of the western powers to build
up their strength a gainst Soviet
communism In, Europe and ,",sla.
Selected. too. as aD ,ad:xlsor was
U. S. Ambassadorat-Large. Philip
Jessup. who was accused , by U. S.
Sen. Joseph McCarthy ot having
an tor Communistic
causes, a charge J essup hotly de-
nied.
The Cooper appolntmimt obvl.ous-
Iy was designed to Improve rela-
tions between the state department
and congress a nd to build a back-
fire against RepubUcans who have
been assaUing Acheson ana hli
policies.
, WHAT THE Al'POlNTMENT
would do to Cooper's standln, In
his own GOP ranks was somet.hIJI,
which only the future would de-
vulge. It was logical to asswoe
there woUld be Bome GOP Ital-
warts who woUld teel that Cooper
had "sold th.em out" by acceptm,
the fro m Aehelon,
wben they were trying their belt
to get Acheson out of the lovern:
ment. '
And with Cooper a potential gub-
ematorlal candidate In Kentucq
In 1951, It would be loteresllilg to
see whether his connection with
Acheson and the Democrata would
ImperU" his chances In that state, '
sbould be elect to make the race
for governor,
TRUMAN:
Won't Open Files
President Truman as refused
p,atl,y to surrender federal loyalty
We's to congress In the current spy
investigations, but he Wal e.t'b-
llshln, no precedeJ1ta. Neither waa
be In .ny hazardous' posltlon.In In-
dlc.tin, be would tanore conaru-
sloo&l subpoenas commanclm. him
to lUl'J'ender the file .
In fact, 10 far u could be ai_
talneel no Prelldeat of
the United states ever bas honored
IImllar COIllJ'ealoDal auJpoena,
SO, It would aaem that COllIN.
could "Atme and IIteW all It plealled.
but It wpuldn't pt the me. It waD
eel unti1, Prelldent Truman' chanpd
hla mind. Neverthelell, foUowln,
annoUncement that
b. would not surrender the ' fUel,
the .enate &rouP . Investl,.tIn,
$rles 01 communism In the .,ate
department promptb' tasued lub-
pOenas for the records.
The President'. ac:tion. In a way,
would provide lort of an "out" for
Sen. Joseph McCarthy who touclled
ott the" atate department spy huot '
with charges tbat Russia's "top
spy" was connected with the de-
partment and that .it was lnflltrat-
ed with petsons with ConunlUl.ist
sympathies. .
Cl:IALLENqED to produce prQot.
McCarthy countered that evidence
to support his charges was locked
In federal loyalty files and In the
WeB of '\tie FBI. With both tiles
clo.ed to him and the investiga-
tor., McCarthy might still be lo a
,tecMieal pOSition to continue his
chatges and claiming that official
action in high echelons was pre-
venting him from proving them.
. Off-Season
HumaD P. Lubn, Detrol&.
of the AmerlcaD Leo
"OD pabOo relaUolII oomml"
tee. presents a toF to Preacb
bo, WbD maaa, .. a smUe de.
.,Ue the br.ce lie
lDaR wear a. a renlt 01'. broil;
en TIle to,.. belli, dlatrlb-
aW .,. 80me 01 U lalla d ..
'Da'" by Amerio... chIldren ....
ooUeoted b,. .... ADaerlca.1 Le-
.... .or EaropeaD cllU4rea.
SUBMARINES:
May Be Scourged
AccordJn, to a top U.S. na"" ex
pen, the feared submarine meanc.
In the event of 'another war m.1
DOt be 10 fearful after all. Re.r
Admir.l C. B_ Momsen bu de-
clared th.t he .... reallOll to be-
Uev. that a development is "jUit
ahead" that would lII.ble the
UnIted Statu "to drive submartnu
011 Hu. ,. AdaiIral IIOmHIl ..
tIW "fDYIIltor CII tU Momaen IUD&.
... III ........ flam aubm .....
Discovery
Tom Paine's Picture.Found?
S TAT E COLLEGE. PA.-
What he believes to be the only
known painting of early Amerl-
clin patriot Thomas Paine has
i>l!en found by Dr. Harold E.
Dickson, tine-arts proleaaor at
P,enn State.
The portrait ot the 18th 'cen-
tury revolutionist - author was
dc)ne by John Wllsley .an
AmerIcan p'alnt'er. It was paint
ed in lao!!, a few ,.ears before
Paine died. , ,
WhIle gathering materIal for
a book on Jarvis, Plckson re-
ran across references
tel a documented portrait oC
Paloe. But 10 years of search-
Ing down blind aUeys faUed to
pr oduce It .
In a republication review of
his book. Dickson wrote, " It
this picture should stiU eKist ...
Its discovery would be an 1m-
portnnt one."
Two Athens, Pa. women al-
most immediately informed the
professor that they had the por-
trait. Dickson examined It and
Its certl1icate.
"This well - documented and
unquestlonably /luthentlc: ' por-
trait of Paine by Jarvis can be
given rightful r ecognition as the
last and at present the only lo-
cated painting trom Ille at one
who played an effective role In
the founding at our nation," be
said.
Atomic Energy Set
New Toy
For Young 'America
NEW YORK. - 'Parents may .t'
flrllt feel a little apprehension
ooout a , potential toy tram Santa
for Junior; but there ill no cause for
alarm.
It ' Is true that there is a toy
atomic energy set on the market-
but Junior can't make an A-bomb
wii:h , It and it is described 81
wholly peaceful plaything.
111e kit-complete with a Geiger
cOlmter that .ctua 'Y works - is
Just one of the thousands of glltter-
log new playthlogs toymakers h.ve
cooked up for young America.
lin spite of the atomic energy
outtlt, the .ccent for the most pan
on the peaceful arts, the t01-
makera .. y.
eyeD .0, the run-totIn. cow- '
bolf and, lUI ranle-rldinI relallo
Itilil holds forth .1 10UD1
.:a'. No. I enthwllaam. , Accordlnll.:v,
the:re'. a record turnout 01 new
1t;,1e. for the 1NO cowpoke, 1naJ,ud-
f6ld-plate4 platol that "'"
puffa of real power amOb
wb,en the trllaer til pulled.
Jrarm toys" come into their own
wilth cbild-alze 'tractors cut a
M'I'OW or b.uI a w.,<!ft. ,
Jlf junior wanta to up to be
a barbel', there's a practice Idt for
blm, too. It come. with cUppera
and a raZOl'-that Won't cut-aDd
a Ilhavln, mill.
" A new wrinkle ,for' bubble-blow-
In., drlnklnl d01ll is a rubl,)e.r-
tip,ped plastic straw. JUit prell
,the doll' . tummy .nd 1& ,obbles
down a glas8, of water neat .1
you please.
For the eIectrlc there
.re refinements galore. One new
thrill Is a complete circus train
with cages and "animals, ready to
be set up into a multi-ringed circus
after the freight cars,are unloaded.
junior atomic . laboratory
Iq'esses the peaceful side of nu-
clElar .research. the tOimakers Sa7.
Time of Planting
Loss Curb Factor
Earwonn.OtherDamage
To Cr9PS Avoidable
Earworm damage to field and
sweet com .and to other vegetation
can be reduced by the time of
pl anting. Early tomatoes and string
beans and alflllfafoliage, partic-
ularly in the late summer, arc also
damaged by earworms.
In this research It was soon ob-
s'erved that dnmage 10 early plant-
ings by the earwol'm wns related
to the thne, or plantinll. This led to
a' series of studies on dltrerent
varieties of fi eld nnd sweet corn
to determine the opt'imum lime of
Bere a far mer Bets to work
plantln&, the proper
a practIce that caD curb ear-
worm damage to field .nd
sweet corn and other vece-
tables. '
plantlng for least injury by tile
Inscct.
Recent observations have shown
that the criUcal stalte or Injury Is
the silklng date. It was learned that
three-fourtbs of the eu.rworm eggs
laid on corn sLiks were deposi ted
on tresb silks before the silks
started to wilt.
Dates of planting field ' corn lo
the mtdwe.t tllat are recommended
a result of thl. research are
1!fa, 1 for flel4 corn; May 1 for
Iweet com requiring lon,
arowlnl lOalon.; May 1518 for
v&rieUel of sweet com ueed1n,
medium aroWing .... on.. .
IPC. New Weed Killer.
Showing High Promise
The new alphabellc81 weed lrlD-
ar, ' 1:PC, th., w.. hwoorouslJ
a. the eventu.l luccellor
to the lawnmawer in prell relea.e.
bec.use ot jts l1"all growth control
possibilities, Is In reality showln,
tremendous promise II a selee-
tive erasll killer in a v.rle\J at
erops.
Virgil Freed, Buoclate agrono-
mist for the Oregon state' college
'agricultural experiment station, re-
ports this to be the case altar ex-
perlme':lts with the weed 'kLiler.
Conceding that work' with IPC as
n lawn, grass growth regulator Is
.till Ih its earliest ' experimental
stages, Freed ' points out that IPC's
'as a weedy grass killer In
seed crops, ' vegetable
crops, strawberries, orchards and
perennial grasses are advanced
enough ,to tab the chemieal nearI1
al valuable 8S 2.4-D.
I -
I Grandma's Sayings
AIN'T NO TWO WAYS 'bout It, the
surest way 0' gettln' lot s 0 ' things
don'e Is by aUus a
little.
10 atn. R. O. M, R/ dld<. DoItOll. 111' ...
..,.,..
AT.WAYS did thlnle "Table-Grade"
Nu-Mnld was jest perfect-
now t hey'vo gone and made It evon
bcttel'.Yosslr - thc now Nu-Maid's
and smoother spreadln. And
It's got a line .new package that '
.eals In "Tablc-Gradc" 1llLvor.
..",.
TIME IS INVALtJABJ..E-fer. ODCII
It's losl, It kin l1\J found again
-cven 11 wo happen to bave tim., .
to look fel' It.
plla at ... 000f.1 o. n ...... PL-
..".
TAKE IT FROM ME, a top quality
margarine really shows up In your
cook In' nnd bakln'. That's why It
pays to use "Tablc-Grado" Nu-Mald.
And what's more new Nu-Mnld la
lmprovl\d - smoot her sprelLdln',
beltor t4sUu' than ever!
*$5 'wllllle Jl:- PUbU'caUon
to the ftrst ot, each
accepted say!ng or Idea. Addresll
"Grandma" 109 E\I.lIt Pearl SLreet,
ClncinnaU 2, Ohio.
Cow.toon
''Sh&'. b_ .... rlnr It Met IlnC8 '
.be aw th& IIleture or lIure nut
lIl .. NIl-Mald on. raaltare or Nu.
Xalcl 'Table-Ol'I4e Kal'prlae. to
.,.... INO,.,. __ 0..
OrJIyDuffa
Makes Prize
lIDt2011s
, like these !'i
. IIj
" /
'['he set Includes a geiger counter
that gives off villual and Bound sl,-
na18 when uranium or other radJo-
active ore is near. There's aiso a
screen all which the
:vo
d
un
l
, can study 'at:oinic I. . Fertilizer'll B. ar-.ln
ra" 0 ac v:e materIal dlslnte"&rat-' I.. __________ ___ --'
;lnl.
The Idt is etocked with ' r.dloae-
th'e mlne.rals and Instructions 011
, th,e use of atomic energy lor con-
!lbrllctiVe needs.
Barber, Tr Enthusiast,
, '
Glva, Custom.rs S dlln"
:BRtVARD. N.C,-If you drop in-
to Jolm Smith's barbersbop you
can .tet a shave or ' . haircut all
.but you may wind up ' plant-
Ing trees. '
E. Ford, forestry special-
fat for the atate college e:!(tenslon
. y,s th.t Sml\h Is so , In-
te;r ed In ',ettlng tree. "planted In
county' that be ha.
olllt.lDed tree ".eedlinl appUcation
bllilb from the ' 10c.1 farm a,ent.
Smith dlatrlbutel thele blanka
UnOlll cu.tcl!)eI's. In hla shop.
( SIIIce he ha. ' beeD In buslneu for
atl,O" 40 smrtia hal: . raarlT
Ide. of whlcb cullomers m.,.
Idle lend for tree JllanUnI &nd
,doem't waste many applica-
UQD blanlu. _ .
I'
lllill,ANII' lip
011_.1. Ea lo,'at.
IUCBMOND, bull ....
lOt Into the atala entomoloatat'.
In". and IOrt CII melH4 up the
w111D1e 4etan.
O. T. French dlacovered that .. 4
wllell he duated off .om. of
Id. sample ' e..... IhowIq the
metamorphoeia .... IUDe bill-
adult luna bui'. carc
Dibbled; was badb'
IPRICES FARMEA TOIlAY I
, How much you ,et for a dollar
I you IIpend today as compared with
' wbat YOU could bave lot back in
dependa on wbat you buy
that dollar.
U.S. bureau of I.bor
Ibow th.t bulldJng, matenala that
could have been bouibt tor ,I b.ck
In 1826, COlt $1.89 tod.y. Food tbat
would have COlt $1 , In those
d.ylt now costa 10U fUn. It. doUar.
worth of tutlles at 1926 Jilrlc. lev-
ela, today COlts ' $1.3'1_ Fuel and
lIJhUn, matertall co., '1.80.
Bemoti-Control Switch
Convenient for Farmers'
Farmer, DOW ean : turn their
Lighter, flum., rolll,
I crisper crusted, fresher keeping,
tasting ___ yes, Duff'. Hot
RoU Mix gives Prize results.'And
,home-baked rolls are 80 easy to
make with Dutra,
Everything', i ...
JIIIf odd water---fltgf" 0"1
A ProcIocI ..
M12IICAN HOM! fOODs
farm yard liibt off and on from A I
.. halt-dozen plice,s with a new. reo C 0 hoi. A "
mote-control multiple mtch.
A farm electrltlcatlon .pecJallat .,. .ICIt PEop ... ,f. ..r ...... .
....... 1,.1 th. th .1 '1"P" ,,. ..... I\l. I .. a ..
-.. n. a. e heart of 1hla na" .1I",illlU U'. , Ir , .. u .... C;
control ... a nla, which " ........ tle. , ... - ...... ..
wt11 ... - th ""'t ."IIrI ... , u ......... ---
....... e..... on or otr from u ........ N ..... q. Ie, Mllllel " ,;:
polota al dellred by muna ........... ..
'=ecl rr.eb:
eupet
CII IIImple IJUSb-IIuttoD .1ritcbel, It Til. L IE III TIT U 'I
II AId the UDlt .. VIl7 .... IIIk ... .... ;! ...... to open. aDd MIl to I!'il _-
.
Tbunda,., April II, 18sa
KENTUCKY .DtVI 5JON
AMERICAN CANG-ER
ceQ'" I?"" HI " '11
liellAR1HEliT OF HFAI:.TH
" ' ANO ,
/ .lOUISVillE lEhlrUE
, .\ " f
,, ' 1
-
t(Cancer Detectives
Here, in the photo
at rig h t a thorough
physical examination is
made of the patient,
with Dr. Robert H. E"g-
lish removing a biopsy, .
tissue sp"cimen, fro m
her tongue. The sJ!ci-
men is examined micro-
scopically in the mobile
unit's laboratory. With
the' patient in the proper
position (in photo im-
mediately below) a tech,
nician inserts -on X-ray\
film b e for e saying;
''Take a deep breath . ,
hold it relax .
thank you;','
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE, PAGE TJIBE&,
ee Iy
.. ictur6
. st.9r
, -' ';: .
In the never-ending
intensified war on can
cer, the mobile unit ot
the Ke ntucky chapter of
the American Cancer So-
ciety tokes expert diag-
nosticians, using the lat-
est equipment, into the
rural areas of the state.
Shown above, the mobile
unit is parked at the Bell
cpunty health depdrt-
ment in Pineville. At left,
fluoroscope study of the
patient's a b d 0 min g1
cavity reveals the be-
ginnings of cancerous
growth. Since cancer 0'
most types is curable,
the nalional cancer so-
ciety recommenils peri-
odical exami-
nations. In the photo be-
low, a biopsy is removed
from the side of the pa-
tient's face.
Sana
And SElnsihla
By Rlohard HIIU Wilkins aD
GAIL WATCHED TOMMY Ber k-
ley and Rita Young disappear
down the 'moon-fl ooded path to-
ward the beach. His arm was about
her waist and Rita' s rE!d head was
very close to Tommy' S blond locks.
Tears . blinded Gail' s vision.
"That's wha.t you get," sbe thougbt
bitterly. "tor being salOe and _en-
sible aU your life_ FOlr b'elng vir-
tuous and loyal. " Loyal! The word
provoked a laugh. Loyal to what?
To Tommy Berkley? That was
r idiculous. Y!>u couldmt be loyal
r-----....... to a man who
3
-M,nute
Fiction
dJdn't know what
you were up to.
Or at least it lost
'-____ ---1 It s eft'ect.
Gail turned and
started back toward t be lodge. Two
months ago she had co-me up here
with folks tor the SlUmmer. The
day after their arriva I Ilhe had m'ct
Tommy Berkley. They had danced
pnd Tommy had looked down at
her and saId: "You' re not pr etty
or beautiful. you're gl olrious, which
Is rea lly a weak word to express
what 1 mean."
Gall had known then why all her
me she had been sane BlDd sensible.
It bad been tor Tommy ..
At the point wbere tbe patb
skIrted the tennis courts before
coming to the lodge st eps,
Gall 'Iaw a figure and stopped.
catching ber breath.
"Hi t here, Gall. I saw you walk-
ing down this way and followed."
Even the help of moon-
to etch out the features of the
man Gall r ecognized the voice. It
was Clark Davis. Davis was t all
and good lookipg anli dark. He
was consi dered wild. bad a rep
utati on. Mother s wa rned their
daug!lters not to go oUit with rum,
thougb they didnt say why.
"Clar k I " she for ced a l augh.
"You fr ightened me at first."
"NERVES STILL
STEADY AT 60"
Switching to Grain Drink
can Help Young and Old
"I t hought my
ehaky nerves
were due to get-
ting older. But
my do ct or
blamed the caf-
fein in coffee
and
a swi tch t o
POSTI1M. Now
my nervous-
ness is com-
pletely gone and
60 much better W
1 sleep and f eel
Are "coffee nerves" making you up-
comfortable! Jittery by day?
Sleepless at night? . Many people
-young and. old aUke-:-have. found
the answer in Bwit ching from coffee
and tea to POSTUM.
SCIENTIFIC FACTS: Both coffee nnd
ta contain cajJoin-n drug-a nerve
stimulant I So while many people
can drink coffee or tea without ill-
others suffer
digestion, s leepl ess nIghts . Hut
POSTUlot' contains no cnffein or oLher
drug - nothillg that elm pussi bly
cart86 sleeplc88ness. indige8tion, or
ncrvpusnc88 !
MAKE THIS TEST: Buy l NSTANT
POSTUlol t oday-drink exclu-
sively f OJ;: 30 days. See if POSTUM
doesn't help you, too, to sleep bettr,
feel better, enjoy life mor e l ..
INSTANT POSTUM-A Vigorous Prinle
made f r om Healthful Whent and
8r an-100% cajJei,,,"! ree! A Product
of General FCoods.
O,d., ,"ou, Chick'
From BOOTE'S Nowl
Send your chicle orders io to Boote's.
right awny. Choose your owo deli ...
ery dates! Statted pu11m 2 to 8 weeks
old .. 2-weck livability guarantee.
Choice of breeds. U. S. Approved,
,fulJorum.CpntrQlled. Fast truck ' de-
livery on grouped orders in Dakotas.
Iowa, Wis., Minn., Nebr. Day-old
chidc:s also avai labl e:. Write for com-
plete list of prices and hatching dates.
n-nl* HATCHERlES,lac.
"'11111 .
, .' - ' ._ I'
St.Joseph ASPIRIN
WORLD S lARGEST SF.l lEP AT 10
frl-tL.
QUICK and
TASTY MEAL
. Van Camp'.
New O,'eans Style
Red Kidney Bean.
Van Camp's .. . Van, Camp'a
only puts up this de-
licious dish-choice red
kidney b CllD8 in a tlauco
the t is "old-world" in
Ravor; not too sweet nor
too spicy. hut JUBt
You' ll say they' re differ-
ent ; the best ever.
Ready to-'-
"Sorry." He came close. "I
lUess I' ve been fr ight eni ng you 1 ... -------------'"
ever since you came Ul) hue. I
wIsh I didn't."
A path of molten gold streamed
across the lake. Tentatively, Clark
Davis slipped an arm around her
And When .he offered no
he stopped and swung
ce him. "GaUl " he 'cried
h"" r s lv_ And he took her
TEST YOUR COOLING SYSTEM
Remo.. radiator cap of )'our car, place )'Qur
finge, Insld. th. ,aeliator fiper neclt and lUope
It around-Jf an accumulation of 011 IIIUC., dirt
and rust <efulll your coaling 'Yale... ... ecla dea ...
Ing and flu.hlng now.
hia arms. She ylielded, gave
h:e. lips in a ,ong kls.. When
..... over she broke away. sud-
LET YOUR LOCAL %-4 DEALER
Z-4T-FY YOUR COOLING
'Ha,dacol ,Is ' Praised
At Famous Spa
denly, unaccollntably, regretful,
ltUilty. ashamed. -
"Don' U Please I I-I think. we'd
better go back."
But Clark DavIs dliln" under- -
ltand. He couldn' t undudand:
He seized her wrist lind Jerked
'her up close to bJm.
he laId tensely. " . love you!
Do you bear! I want you-bave
wanted you s lnoe the, first day
you arrived here. And' ,ou
want mel"
"No. No, Clarki You don't un
derstand. I was a fool to come
here with you. Please let me go."
Q
UICK FOOTSTEPS sounded '
. along the pebbles. A figure
out of the eloom. Davi.
CIUtt'. feel wen. oat from
_ar blJD. Be feU Jlroaa1q.
felt a' heav, hand on IIdI . ahoulder.
H. .wuna around, I IIW Tommy
Berkl4i7. AngrDy b. Iwore and
struck out. But Tommy Sidestepped
the blow and drove home a hud
til.t. catchinl Oav'- the ear.
foUowln, it wltb a lecond blow
to the jaw. .
Clark', feet went out from undet
bim. He fell arolnlri,.
"You cSlrt)' dD,I" Tomm,. IBid,
eoldl, brutal ''You ouRbt to be '
hun," Theil b. turned to Gall,
where .be bad JUnk to her knee .
a. belped ber up.
TIler walked Ilonl the beaeb.
Tomm)""1 arm IUpported ber. The),
at tbe foot of the path.
' ''lib. cSlrt)' do,," Tommy .ald.
"Why can't a man Ilk. Davia ac
cept the fact that there are lome
,oed lUll left? Wb,- doel be tiave
to think tbey'ra all alike?"
''abo Tomm,l" She ImiJed, dab-
bill, a' her eye "It-WI all rI,bt
DOW. I-I wal foollsb to bavi eom.
bel'e wltll bIJD. U 7QIl. come
aJont-'"
Sa ptaned. ''Laelr7 thill, tor
botb 01 U& IUta aneS I .. r. alttln,
. - tM 1111 beyODd, the POint.
WIleD we beard FOU out we
thauJbt .......... and abe
weat ba* to tile lilt road.
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HAD'ACOL HAS SPECIAL OFFICE IN
HOT SPRINGS TO HELP SUFFERERS
I
Hot Springs National Pn;k, A-rk.- the B Vitamins and certain Minerals
(Special)-Healt h is a major topic willcause digestive disturbances
of conversntion in this world famous Your food will not 'agree with
Spa and more and more conver sation you. You will have an upset
turns to the mar velous, healt h.giv- stomach . You will suffer from
Ing bl essings being br oui:ht to 10 heart burns, gas pains, and your
many by DADA COL. food will sour on your stomach, and
Realizing the importance of Hot you will not be able to eat the things
Springs . as a health center, Pudl ey you like for f ear of being in mi sery
I. LeBlanc, Founder and President Many people also
of LeBlanc CorporatioD, makera of from constipation. And whil\! tholle
flADACOL, established an office in symptoms may be t he results of
flot Springs to advise suffering ot her causes, they are aurely and
folks on how-BADACOL benefit cert ainly the symptoms and signs of
theil' lIystems with its wealth of B the lack of the B Vi tamins and MiD.
Vitamins and Important Minerals. erpla contained in HADACOL. And
HA1JA'COL office iD Dot if you suffer from luch a disorder,
Springs are records of folks who there is no me4icine, drug or. treat-
have found Improved health ID a ment that will cure. you .except the
bottle' of HADACOL. That II one administrat ion of the Vitamins Dnd
reason why per capita sales of BAD- Minerals which your system lacka.
ACOL In Bot Springs are amoDg t1ie . HADACOL contains not only on
h.ighest in the country. but five of the B . DADA.
Look at the record of Mrs. lllan COL contain. not only One, but, four
Waers, of Hot Springs, who started of the necessary Minerals. It come.
taking HADACOL only two months to you In liquid form, easily assimi-
MRS. JOAN WAERS
lated in the blood stream 10 that it
can go to work right away. You ean-
not be satisfi ed with just temporal'1
relief. HAD A COL attacks and
cures the louree of lucb defle[e'ney
diseases.
It 11 ealY to understand, therefor ..
why countless thousandl have al-
ready been benefited by this amu-
ipg tonic, BADACOL Aceept De
lubstitute-fnlilt on the genuine
BADACOLI
So, it mat terl not who yOIl are ,
It matters not where you live .. 01'
if you have tried aU the medlclnu
under the lun, give We wODd'erfai
preparation a tril!.l. Don't on snf-
feringl DQn't continue to Iud a
miserable Ute. Wan" peraonl who
have luffered and waited for 10 t.
ago but DOW hal her and 20 1ears, .or lVen lonrer., ar. abl.
other relati vea and frlendl taking now to live happy, comfortable Uvel
HADACOL with the same wonderful again because HADACOL luppUe4
resulta. Here II bel' ltatement: the Vitamins and Wlnen.1a wbiclt
"I started takin8 BAD A COL their .ystem. needed. Be fair ..
about two monthl ago with wond,er- yourself. Give HADACOL a trial.
fli)' relulta. 1 was ruil down and luf- We are 10 firm in our IJelief that
fered with indigeltion and gastric will help you we
disturbances. Food didn't agree with leU HADACOL OD a money-baek
me. 1 Will ne"ous. After taking guarantee. If yoa don't feel perfect-
IlADAOOL I feel Itronger, eat what Iy aatilfied after naln8 HADACOL
I want to without Indigestion. 1 jUlt at directed, just return the empl7
feel better an the time. 1 have trled carton and JOur money will be cheer.
mall1 remediel before' taJdng HAn- fully refunded. Nothin, could be
ACOL, but BADACOL bat don. me fairer.
mora Iood than all the mediclnel 1 Sold at all the leading drug ltol'lL
bav. aver taken. W, huband allO Trial liz. onl, , 211, but AY.
toGk .. mllf -
and beadaebea. B. II a ,oar drul'&1it doea 110' bYe
&oda, du. to BADACOL. BADACOL. order dirtct from 'l'IIe
...... n1atiftl and frltndl Col'JlOratloa, Warette.
BAD A, COL wltla fiDe '" Sencho mODlJ. ".
""IU'''''' . DUll. 011 a
Waer. .... ntterlq de-
Gf B Vltam1na ucl Imor- ,.
... BADACOL
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PAGe FuUl( THE. MIAMI GAZETTE, :\ YNES\II.II:, OHIO
Tll UnSDAY, 13, 1950
THE M lAMI GAZETTE
M I .. and !\In. Charll'l\ DOllter lind Mrs. Cbarles Price wbo ' bas been
convalescing at the home of her
husband's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
. E.tabll.hed 1850 .
- E and Publl.her Clarence Pri ce. following a major
daughters Janet .aud Do rbara
and Mr. and MIs. Winton Eli IlI'id
lIelr I'u mlly hnd thell' Ea ster din'
ner lit the Wi shing We ll In Centel'
. c&utllt PAUL A. SCHERER.. . .. ...... .... . . . ..... .... dltor
t nd Treaaurer operation. 11'111 return wltb ber
CECILIA J. SCHERER ...... \ ........... .... 8ecreary husband and daught er to their
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, :Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith or LYTLE METHODIST CHURCH
Bianchell ter . are announcing the METHODIST CHURCH n E . Daughn, Pastor
bome on Main Street sometime
Publlsbed Every Thqrsday Morning this week.
at Waynesvlile, Warren County. Ohio
Entered as second class mlltter at
the postorrlt'e lit "aynesvllle. Ohio.
Subacrlptloll Rates-$1.60 Per Year, in Ildvance. In Ohio. $2. elsewbere
OUR
Let'; face the f acts. Our 'children must go to
s hool to get an education, and they hav.e a pl ace
large enough to accomodate thl! ever-tncreaslIlg
her ill the grade school. The old grade school
wirll not accomodate them in . so there IS
only solution - LET'S GET BUSY and GET THE
NEW SCHOOL that we all know we MUST have -
we CAN' T l et the children . down - only one dollar
on each thousand dollars tax .valuation - that's all it
will cost you LET'S VOTE FOR TME BOND
ISSUE on TLlesday, May:!.
By JANE FITE
About t.hlrtyflve members or'the
Community Helpers Club and tlf
teen other women from t1J:1s vl-
crnlty went by cbartered busses to
Cincinnati. Wednesday to attend
Ruth Lyons "Morning Matinee" and
the "Fifty Club" regular broad.
cnst features of station w:r. w.
At the "Fifty OIub" Mrs. Henry
Murphy presented MIss Lrons
with an Angel Food cake she had
baked containing thlrtytwo
.She requested Miss LYons to dl.
V1l de the cake among all of the
WLW television stars.
During the program. Miss
Lyons interviewed Mrs. Glady!'
Hook snd presented her with a six'
teen poup-II ham. Barbara Bogan.
aecond grade student or th'e Har.
veysburg School also IlPpeared on
tho program and sang with Miss
Lyons, "If I Knew That YOII W re
Coming I'd Baked a. Oake." ,
Am9ng priZe wInners for t he
"Merry Mix Up" were. Mrs.
Florence Frost who received the
hat, and Mrs. Etta. Brooks who
waa given tbe purse.
The Harveysburg schools were
closed. during tbe broad-
cast of the "l'11fty, Olub" and fa<:'
ulty members and studente went to
the various home In the vlllage to
- see the show.
. - The Editor.
\, ILlter McCarren' for a seven
o'clock brenkfa,s t . Easler morning.
The group la ter . ohurcb
services and Easter pageant.
Mr. and Mrs. 'H. S. Tucker en
tertalned with a !amtJy dinner. at
tbelr h'Ome Sunday. ThOBe present
Included . Mr. a,nd Mrs. James Parkt
Illld their daughters of Cincinnati)
Mr. and Mrs: John Syrerd. of Day-
ton. and Mr. a.nd Mrs. Richard
and famJly of
ton. Ohio.
.ord has b en received bere
that Mr. and Mrs. Jobn E. Wel sh
who were Injured recently in all'
automObile accident. 8I'e recover-
Ing saUsfactonlly. are
stili conffncd lit the Middletown
H08pltaJ.
Mr. and M.r8. Todd Bunce had
aa tbelr gueste during the week
end. the1r BOIllnlaw anll daughtsr:
Mr. and Mrs. Harley CartwrlgJlt
and family of Athens.
.(I'he WomeDs Society , of Obrls
Uan Service cooduoted a food snJf>
at tbe Grange Hall Saturday morn
jng.
Mr. and Mra. Glent. Cook and
family of Franklin were tbe guests
FrIday evenIng of Mrs. Cook's par.
ents. Mr. IliDd Mrs. Ben Beckett.
Tbomas Welcb remal08 III at hta
home.
Mrs. Sadie Reason of Wa.ynes
VllIe WII.!! a' guest during thl! week
end of Mrs. Laura Shltlaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Collins. of Cen
tervllle. were the gue8ts Sunday of
Mr. Collln8 mother. Mrs. I d a The OrusaderS' ClasB ot the
Methodlst Church aBsembled ho,rOOlllns.
. home of Mr. and ' MrS!. Robert --------7""----
Brandenburg and Mr . . and Mrs.
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SQUARE DAN'CE
SATuRDAY, APRIL 29, 1950
. Public . Invited -
WAYNESVILLE GYM.
8PONS'PRED BY
The Wa",emJle HiP School
Aaumna. Aaaociatioa
Earl Du,aa'8 Orchestra
TICKETS 600

IENEFIT BY THIS '
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COMBINATION
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Mrs. Anna Volz Is now.employed
118 II. substitute ten hel' I n the
Clal'kllvllle Schools.
td"th of II. daughter Thursday eve R. B. Coleman. Minister Mr. Unified Service. 9:.(; .a. w.
"'" Qhuroh Sohool, 9:80 A.M.,
'rhe l1ater1l1\1 glandparentll. '1:1_ Id E h t S t
. .l'uoro arn 'll.r. up.
" lUll! M I'S. Clyde J.ev\c' y of t II.. Worship Service. 10: 80 A.M.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Hoover. of
Wa.ynesvllle former of tho
village. attended the Elaater PII
gea.nt at the cburch.
Easter morning.
v lnge. plan to Btll.Y lit the . nt.llhs You,h li'elowsbUp. SundllY. 6:30
.ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
' 1 h l1 e l. Sallluel N. KeYA,
lI oly Communion, R .11 . m.
Pl'lmlll'Y . <"IIUl'ell school lI.m.
e for Rovel'al days. P.M.
aud Mrs. 1{owal'd t :l'ullnm
lertalned with a family llinnerJ FERRY CHURCH OF CHRIST
evening In Ilonol' of the Byron Carver. Minister
Bible School. 9 : 30 A.lIt . .
(Agcs 0 through 8)
:, du ll Worshi p. ]0: 30 a. m.
Mr. a.mi Mrs. Herbert Doster
spent Easter wltb son nnd
daughterln-Ia.w. Mr. and Mrs .. CIIf
ford Doster nnd family of Spring.
field.
thdny anniversaries or Mr. Morning Worship. 10:30 A.M.
ham and their grandson. Don- Prayer Meeting, 7:00 .P.M.
nle Wall. Young People's Meeting. 7:00
UTICA E.U.B. CHURCH
Wllllnm Shannon. MlnlBl r
S Unllay ::lobool. 9:30 A. M . r.i1'B.
./lIrn6s Uurrlson, Supt.
The homD of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Evening Services. 7 :30 P.M.
. nnd 'Mr8. W. C. wel'e
guests Easter ' Sunday. of MI'. IUld
Mrs. Cbarles Hnrtml1n Ilnd family
of Sprngboro.
Mrs. Suslo Gilliam returr.lld to
tbe of Mr. and Mrs. ' James
Rader here Thursday e'Venlng f.ol-
lowing a brle! visit with Mr. and
Mrs: Harry Roberts of W\llmlngton.
Mrs. Metla Brown. Ml's. Neva
Doster. and Mrs. W. C. Drown w re
shoppers .In ' Middletown Thursl\lly.
W. P. McCarren of Walhoundlr.g
spent tbe 'week end at hi s home
here.
Mrs. W. C. Tlch'ener was are
cent guest of Miss Mae Wright. at
the Friends' bome In Wa,yneavllle.
Campbell was the scene of a bas-
ket dinner In6t SundllY when a
group of their fri ends and rela'
tI.\' Cs came to belp M:rs. Campbell
celebrate her birthday annlvelsIHY.
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Mrs. Laura. Sbldaker ws.s bostes8 '
to the Civic Lengue at her home
Saturday evening. Mrs. 0 8'ee Har
Ian assl8ted the hostess In present
In:g the program. I i I:
Mrs. Han'nah WaIJ of Wllmlngton.
was' the week end houseg;uest of \.
her SOn and daughter,ln-l aw', Mr. 1
and Mrs. George WaIJ and BOnS.
. Snake.'
Mrs. Laura Shldaker entertained Sna sand IIlh have ears but
Mrs. SadIe Reason. Mra. A. S. Col Ulue' eara bave no outside open.
lett. amI Mr8. OS80 Harlan to in . The,. mosUy thl'oulh
ner at her home Suoclay. vlbratlona In the around or water.
:Mr. a.nd Mra Lenord Hansen
and tamlly 01: Hamilton'. were \ I.e""
gueate during the week end of Mra. \ The weed. leafy spurge.
M
Ueved to I!avp "orne from
Hansen's pa.rentl!. ?1 r. and ' raJ ; about ]880 .
Harold: Gilliam.
Rev. and Mrs. J . P. 'l'hornbur.y Fer Farm SUCCUII
\"ere Easter guests of ' their SOD . One ' of the e.sentlal elel ....... _ . __
In:law and daughter; Mr. and Mrs; a .uecessful 'arm Is 8 satisfu ....-..
James Doster of Dayton. bom .. life
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w..... Fer filiI lttf.rtMtllNi .. n4ly ""8M MAD'IOH
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METAL CO.
1125 E. First St .
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' . Dayton 3, Ohio .
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Firesto'n, . Tires
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New' and Rec.lp,ed -- $8.95
$2.00 Trade 10. Allowance
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Lobricatiog
Ope. 5;30 . t. 9 p. II, S._,s / ;30 I. II. t. 9 p. m.
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Of .An
InBUlated BrlCD and abo-
t08 8ldln,. Bbe.t me.tal wort
of aU kIDde. Local , Ileferea- ,
ce.. AU work I11U&Dteed.
HOWARD W .. HAAS
Route a WQlleevlll., 0,
Phon. Wl(Qn.."m. ..
Waynesville
Dead Stock
Bo ...... lUG Cern, 'i.so
Hop - 260 cwt.
Acco1'lFlq to SI.. .
and CODdltlon
Call
Xenia 4S4
IeYene ChU'lU
Xenia Fertilizer
WAYNESVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST .
M. H. Coffey, Minister
Btble SchOOl, 9: 3.0 A.M.
Mornlng. Worship. ]0: 30 A:M.
11oung . Peoples' M eeling. 6: 46
P.M.
Evening Service, 7 :30 P.M.
Prayer Meeting snd Bible Study
Wedneaday. 8 P.M.
MT. HOLLY METHODIST
T. M. Scaft, Minister
Sunday Scbool, 9:30 A.M.,
A. Earnhart, Supt.
Worship Service, 10:30 A,M.
Evening Service. 7:30 P.M.
E.
Preaching, 1st. and Srd. Sur.'
days of encl'.' month, 10: 30 A.M.
Evening ServIces. 7:30 P.M.
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Father R. H. Krumbolts, Putor
Masse8. 8 and 10 A.M.
CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
..ee PartinctOD, Mllll.t.r
Worship Benlce, 10 A.M.
Sunday Sollool, 11 A.M.
WAVN'ESVILLE FRIE,NOS
First Day School. 9:30 A.M.
Meeting for Worship. 10:80 A.M.
Go to. Church Sunday
Rural
Bottle Gas
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Spring Valley, 0-
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CANDIDATE FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
To The
OHIO GENERAL
x
CEDRIC A. STANLEY
LEBANON, OHIO
FOR A SECOND TERM
I
Primary Election, May 2, 1950
Your Vote anel Support Will Be Appreciated I
World War II' Veteran . P I Ad" \
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OUR FACfL[TIES /\RF. FLBX.
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THURSDAY, Arnli.: 13, 1950 ' THE MIAMI GAZETTE. WAYNESVILLE, PAGE FIVI::
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Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
By D. J. frazier
. \)11'11 10. Is over.
It IVII M 11. old bl eak allY nnd' the
rlllW"I'S 0 11 ti l now hnts
luull 1I (old II nd Hun. .My daffodil "
,I"Y 1'1'02 n I'l nt 0 11 tho grounu but
I 11 0 rloW'erll, 60
called at-oun.11 hero. lit tbe COMl-er
LEGAL
NOTICE TO CONTRAOTORS
STATE 01' omo .
DEPARTMENrr OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus, Ohio, Aprl I, 1950
Engineer or SlUell Lepl COpy
No. 60-110
UNIT PRICil CONTRACT
l:!ealed proposals will be received
aU be orrce ' of State Highway
Dlrectol' .ot 01110, Ilt -ColumbuR,
Ohio, untn A. M .. Ohio Stan-
da.ld Time, Tuesday April 26, '1950,
fol' Improvements In:
Proposals Nos. 10 5 Incluslve
are offered B.8 one project and will
be o.warded as one contract.
PROPOSAL No.1
Clinton County, OhiO, on: Sectlon
5.94, Stllte Route No. 183, tn Marlon
anI! Vernon Townships, by apply-
Ing 0. ' bituminoull treatment, Item
T - B2. .
Pavement: Wldth 16 feet .
Length 17.266.6 teet or :1.27
PROPOSAL No. 2
Warren' County. Ohio, on -Section
0-4.6. State RouU\ No. 183. in Wuh .
Ington TOWnship, oy apDlylDg a bi-
tuminous treatment, Item T32.

!
e.._ '
. ul' 73 II nu Fourth s ll'oet wore like
II patcb of sunshine on 0. dark day.
' I' ho weatll I' was co.d lind raw out-
Mill o bllt the ' hurcnes were mied
WII.11 \\'orshlppel's tlud even ball
wcathel' cO\llcl not ' dam)l('n the
Easter 8pUit. This. the
HlIlI Is II hi nlng feebly lI.nd t he blrd8
lire busy 11 ting 118 tbough IIprlng
II' IL!! here el' en though It III RUII
('0111 . my wJndo'w I buve seen
110 mnny birds in toe last few days.'
robi ns. bluebirds. cil'lckadees and
I'en a n Ock of juncos, morn
ing UI 1' , WIl S l1 big [Ilt I'e!lblrtl out
her In I . bush anti 'u f1i ckor up In
til olt! 10CUIIl. 'Phel'., if! almost. nl-
wrtYII n blnck and white wood-
J)Qcke1' ut the suet , either a RG-
"ail ed hairy woodpecker, or its
!!mnll ol1l1 ln, a. clowney:. There are
Pnvement: Width 16 feet.
Lel lgth 3.690.4 feet or 0.68 mUe.
PROPOSAL No. a
This will b.1 your la_ . opportunity to ioin
I LlUlce and , t.bere was I\. IIltle
brown creeper going up nnd down
the small 10C'llSlS In front of the
Ollnton County. Ohio, on Sections
3.81. 6.06 and 9.88. State Route No.
380. In Cheater TO'WDslllp. by ap
a bituminous treatmtnt, Item
T-32.
Pavement : Width 18 feet; Length
n.827.2 feet.
BLUE CROSt5 for at lead a year. Get
at your bank, drug .tor. or newspaper today I
house. or COU1' se there are crows
:ljud even 1\ blus jay. A. sparrow
iVfll! looking for 0. nesting pin e on
I h porch flDd t ht'ard some s Oll g
tI \fUl' l'OWS. 'rhe boya t ell me they
t<n,w Dlnfl h out in the flelll catch-
I ng uli ce. I hllPe II be wi ickll to
mi ce.' 1 like t hE:! birds.
Width 16 teet; Length 20,866.0 feet.
Total Longtb 32, 083.2 teet or 6.19
miles.
P ROPOSAL No.
Clinton County. Ohio, on Section
6.34, Stllte Route No, 780. in Union.
Adams and Vernon TownBhlps, by
applying a
Item T31.
HOS'.IAL CAlli CORPOIATION, Cincinnati 6, Ohio
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SlUes
J !il L\\-' l>y, tue . popel' X.,lua
t rying to mal, 0 !llu li S 101' a Ue-
t..aulon IIOnl to; li. fe llae. S.
Why 'ouldn' t tW\.) 01' lhrre or our,
CUu ll t ea go 10geUler. <l lIti get Bome-
tiling lonll y Blaha .ll l ( 'rue ' hu."
111'ogl'UDI 10l' wno do not tlt
I lito I be IIol'mal ; mu6J'n I." ds to
be gone ovcr and Homethlng IlOlle
l.Lbolll It. 1n XeulII , lbey say they
' Iliwe lIO 11.IIICO 11110 I
lilmk lila tho Uppt l t floor or Ule
olu j ail wherl) they. '1111 IIt lil bear
Pllvement : W1dth 18 feet,
Length 2U88 teet Gr . 60 miles.
DlVjrSIOIN .OF WILDLIFE
I' thing tha.t ' aOf,S on IUUOlIg the
OIUI' l' otfendera. Is 11. vel'Y good
"lIle fOI' t bem. in -our cou n ty tho
It '8 belL L' Ullin It woa bel ore. I
v the plao lU Degtn 18 In our
IIcllools. lilrst oC all we lI'eed a
u:: llcher ot llelJlledlal Reading "' ho
' ouid SO< "l'om school to schoql to
PROPOSAL No. I)
Ollnton' County. Ohio. on Section
7.91. State Route No. 850. In Wash
Ington TownshiP. II bl-
tumlnoull treatment. Item T32.
Pavement: Wldtb 16 teet. '
Length 18.15815.' feet or 8.62 miles.
Propo.a111 NOI. l' to I) Inclu81ve ot
tbill project to be completed not.
ll\.ter than Auguat 16. 1960.
The mnlmum wage to be paid to
all labor employed on' this contract
8hull be In accordance wlt,h the
"Schedule ot PrevaHlnl!: Hourly
Wage RAles A8certalned o.nd De,-
t!ltmlned by The of (n
dUlltrial Relations to
State HIghway Department ,m-
In accordance with Sf!C-
tIoJAJ 17-3, 17-4. ) '/-4a, 17-6 and
of the General Code of Ohio.
The bidder must iubmtt with hi.
bid a ceratfled cheek In the amount
or '2.463.12.
Plans and specrtlcaUonl' are on
file in' the department of blghwayl
and the office of the division dep-
uty director. ,
The director reaervea ' the rlgbt
t9 any aDd aU bid.,
T. J. KAUER.
HIhwa, ' DIreCtor.

--raell' t hose \VII<. can not koep \Ip
\l u ll the regullJr .,,"\lgram. Much or
the tll oublc. fltar ts In the early
grades where lhose who' can not
IOIlf1l re.,ij tJy our modem
me hods. fll'lI t geL Icft behind. They
Rill' t here "". IlDout twenty
1)1)1' cent oi' t h c blldren ,vhl) havn
refldlng; . dtflcultles nnd vI.h a. l
t(' Ihcer WII th 0. class fOl' t, or
more can clevotu specall time to
the laggai-ds even it had the
s llee-1al training to overcome their
lurrlcUlUes. Reading ts the buls
of the enUre 8chool conne Rnd if
are not ,lItarled tn the
I
,These chlldr"- who 40 not fit Into
,Irst two ;}'ears Inere Is troub e - ..
(1'010 Ihen on. Such a special the retular IICb'OOJII Cl811 learn a
teacher could spend tlme II\' first creal d.... a.nd caJl become uaetul
Oue school and .nen another and citizens, otten after a , ..... or 10
wher e this hallJ been Clone tU ,Iley j&Il' come
'back to the reg1llar claaa.. aad
hel' or repeatorB haa gO.l1e d9
wn
, .. _ good but after bttlnc .hoved
Then thcre. are those wbo are slow w........,
'. around till the,. ate flDalJ, let wt
or \vho. have other dWicultieB. of BchOOl .at slxte.. or beture
'I'here Is no place thelD "In .
can fit aD7wbere and become lIO'
. of course special tt1achers
tentla,l dellnCluentl.
and ungraded rooms coat money
nnd th81''8 are translJOrtatlon dU Then we need a fa.rm schOOl for
Iflc\l ltl o/ll and they IIrB often op- those bo'l WhOldo not 'flt In. Wbi
\Posed by 'parents wh'o wID not ae. walt untu they 40 Bomethlnc bad
knowUi!.lge that tilelr chU4ren ore enough send th'8m to Lancaater.
utrCere.nt from the others but one The boy wbo qults IClbool at aIX
or t wo' repeatel'8 cal\' use en-ougb teen or before enlells he baa ex'
of the regular teacher'1iI lime cepUonaily ' wlse parentll II
to leacll ten more IlDrmal children. capped. There are not ellO\I8b jobl
I
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for these 7Ounptel'8 and thone that
thel'e are do lead any Wbere.
These boys are UIIetuJ on the farm
. but there Is oothlnS for them to
do whell the, are not work.lng.
Most of the bon their age are In
Ichool and 1Ir Bchool Ile
UvlUee so there I notbing for them
for rfl()reatlon ,but to go to tbe
beer Joints and rooms and
bang around the oider ones. They
. . \
becOme resentful . are eallY
ma.rlra tOr gang.1eadera and oftell
get trouble and that III why
places like LaDca8ter ' are a 0
crow-ded that tbey. have dlrrJeulty
trytn" to do anythnl( more tor
these tba.u Juat liMp them
In a Junior prl8O&1 unttl their .termll
&I'e np. We n"d something
than tb':t and we could have It if
enou,h .people "Wante4 It.
AlalUlJlIUll Oveaettes
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ritu ... ucl
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RflAINS PROTEINS'
You can do,abener feeding job wirh the greener, more appe-
dzinghay produced by electric drying in the RlOW_ Controlled
ciJ:Ying with forced air from a motor-driven fan reduces
weather hazards to minimwn. Handling is completed while
. .
the hay is tough and pliable, valuable leaves art retained. There
is little chante fJf sun bleaching, hay cures with a fresh green.
color. High percentages of protein' and carotene' are retained
eYery year regardless of weather.
Air ducts placed along the mow floor permit the forced air
to circulate freely through the hay. This keeps the bay cool
until thoroughly ' cured, doing away the danger of spon
taneous combustion, 'cause of so many bsrn fires, The same ,
motor may be used to operate a hay hoist as well as t.he blowers
for mow-curing .
FQr detailed information 00 electric hay ' nnishing and the
various tilDen and control e<fuipment available, ' consult yout
County Vocational Agriculture teacher and the farm
repre.ntalive of your electric service company.


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PAGE SIX THE MIAMI GAZE'M'E W Tburlda" April 18, 1 ...
WOMAN'S WORLD
Both Sho'rt and Long Hair Styles
Need Grooming for Real Beauty
Copy-Cat, Fashions Fun to Wear
Keep Posted on Value,
By Reading the Ads
By Ertta Haley
W
HETHEJt YOU WEAR our
. hair long or short, the beaut y
of your 'colffure depends on the
real care nnd grooming you giv
to those tresses. For some, short
styles Ilre becoming lind youthful
while tn others, slightly longer,
more ourly hair is best, In the 1i-
nal analysis. however. how your
hair looks to others deliends not
so much on ' the style you wear it,
but rather on Its sheen, cleanliness
.nd orderliness.
Fashion, this season, allows op-
portunity to change your halrliress.
Though shorter hai r Is still fashion-
able. there Is indication that a
]ongcr, more curled hairdress Is
on the way. However. no matter
which trend ' you choose to follow,
true hair beauty depends upon the
' health and cleanliness of the actual
ha jr.
Unless you have real problem
hair a minimum of care will give
max'imum results . Brushing, which
takes a litUe efIort, wUl give your
hair a sheen nnd gloss such as
nothing else. A Weekly shampoo or
a shampoo every two weeks will
keep the hair full of Vitality and
prevent it {rom becoming matted.
Hair cuts and permanents, when
indica'ted for your particular type
of hair, will do the rest. The daily
and weekly care suggested above
will then help you keep the hair In
best possible appearance daily with
the least possible effort.
There's one thing .about balr care
which pays bie dividends: be faith-
S.l,l&' bllir lIy/. , .
ful about Though you may bave
an attractive style and good per-
manent, don' t neglect the dally
brushing and shaping to the head
which will train the bair to fall In
exactly right places.
, t
Brush Ball' Oan,.
For Bellt
Hair will not get exercise unless
you put forth the effort. The scalp
needs stimulation, and you must
provide thl.& wJth brushlng . 1t y,ou
want the tresscs to have vitality
and glow .. Besides, you get
Into a dally brushlng habit. you
won't give it up readily.
A good plan includes a five min-
ute brushing in the morning, and
then 10 !1linules in the evening.
Use a natural bristle brush of med-
Ium stiffness for ' best effeots.,
When you get rhythmic strokes
Into brushing, this little beauty
rout ine goes along rapidly. Direct
the movement up and out from the
scalp. A ' little hall twist of the
wrist as you complete each stroke
helps carry the brush to the very
tip ends of the hair.
It's an advantage to use your
brusQ, too, for smoothing, . thus
letting you help . train the hair Into
Curl Short Hair '
The wispy hairs In the neck-
line lectlon which to be
covered with long page-boy
or nowlng eurJs have be-
come a with IIhort
balr styles, UnleilS tbese little
ends curl into the tIne of tbe
coiffure, and stay there. they
can spoil the loveliest balr-dCl.
lIf1dJrct.-sizcd spin curlers whlcb :
come with hflme permtlnept
have been speolally
for tbe whplellt short
solve &be problem.
poured through the hair: RInse
hair In clear warm water.
This type of rinse sMtens the
hair. B fact which you will appre-
ciate if living In a hard
area, and belps get out all the
soap. Your own natural hair color
will gleam and shine since there
Is no mineral '.fUm dulllnil the hi gh-
lights. It also helps eliminate the
tangles and snarls' which so often
cause you to tear the hair and
give you unruly lines with which
to cope while dresslnll the balr.
Bow to Rave 8acces.
In Borne Penn.nenb.
Pick a day and time of day when'
you're not ico tired to live the
permanent adequate time and st-
tentlon. If you fee] you need help,
be aertaln your helper will be os
tree from other cares and taskl/,
just as you.
Give yoursell the pre-permanent
shampoo. Use no rinse except
warm water on the hair before the
permanenf:--
Follow directions tor b]ocklng
the hair and making the curls, so
they aren't just scattered hit and ,
miss over tbe head. The resulting
wave w:ill look more pro! ssi onnl
when the hair is properly blacked.
SCRIPTURE: AmOI. .speclallY
e: 7-7- 15: 8: 1-31.
DEVO'rfONAL REI\DING: Paalm 42:
1-8.
Rugged Prophet
Lesson for AprU 18, 1950
D
ON' T MAKE the mistake of
thinking that the "minor"
prophets of the Old Testament were
less bnPortant than the "majors."
The 12 men whose writings end our
Old TestameQt 'are In no wa:)' less
Important thim Isaiah, Jeremiab or
.Ezekiel. They are called "minor"
only because their writings cover
fcwcr pages. First -!.n point of time
came Amos.
000
Rnnch-Ihlnd. Preacher .
A
MOS WAS NO city preacher, In
fact not a p,reacher at all . He
would not even call himself a
prOPhet. He was II ranch-hand trom
the back count ry, more like what
we would oall a hand than
a former on his
own. He had no.
presitge. no back-
Ing, no social or
oUieial pOSition. no
money. no h I g h
education, no na-
tional rePutation, in
tact none of the '
things that make
us "take notice" 01
n strange speaker. Dr. Foreman
He had no lecture bureau, had no
IUllcheon-club, he could not even
Wre a hall.
But tbe Lord bad s poken to
him and be knew U.
determincd that the wealthy
people who crowded tbe tem- .
Jlle yard In Betbel sbould henr
him. No doubt tbe mere
of tbe maD would aUract .tten-
'Ion.. In hili rough working
clotbes he would look as ouwf-
place In 'hat well-poUsbed
crowd as a ' huckleberry Ia a
po of milt, ,
and Daughter
ADORABLE, cool looldng pina
fores in the popular mother
and 'daughter faShion. Each but
tons down the back, has tiny
I shoulder rumes and ample pock-
ets. Trim with colorful ric rac.

Pll ltern No. K571 1& D aewrtle
Flower' Designs
Ar,e Fun, Easy to Paint
As his voice, tratned 'In the wide Paint Gay Garden Flowers
open spaces, rang out over the
crowd, a lew people may have LARGE FLOWER designs for
]augbed at first. But a circle of re- cupboard d a 0 r s . gracetul
spectful silence would g row borders and small motifs are easy
around him. Indeed they liked what to paint with pattern 285_ The
be said. at first. designs may be traced and .used
. 0 0 in many different ways. Color
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,uide ' and directions are included.
Roll-Call of Doomsday, pn. or oaltern 28S sa Ilk. Sead ordet
.IF
OR
three ' of to tWOR1tSDOP PATTERN
yea for four . , . Dr .... r 10
I will not turn aw.ay the punish- B o.' BIIII, N.o:oo h;k,
ment thereol," he began . . Damas-
cus was capital of Syria, for gen-
erations .their country's bitter and
' alJ too successful enemy. So when
Amos predicted a crash for Syria,
you may imagine the appiause
would be loud.
Then, one alter another , as Amos
points his finger east. norih, south,
the lightning of God's curse is
called down on enemy alter enemy
of. the nation of Israel. Fire. hur.
rlcane', dcfeat and disaster are lore-
told for every ope, '
Watch the timing of the wave
carefull y. If you try to hurry the
wave, ' the hair may be curly
through the first shampoo or two.
but then waves re'lax and you may .
not feel you're getting enough good Too Clo'se Home
from the permanent. EVERYTHING Amos had said
Give the neutralizer plenty of was true, and 'came true; every
time and opportunity to do its work natlon whose downfaU he predicted
since this Is the chemical which collapsed just as he said it would.
makes the permanent wave. But that was. not the main reason
The shorter the hair. the longer he had tramped all the way" to
the wave wlll last. Y:f you have Bethel. He had some things 'to say
very heavy holr. It's a good Inea to the very people' before him,
so th omething about themselvcs Dnd
weight of hair does not pun their own country. So w"en he had
down the eurls. audience In the palm of his
, M&ordi"., 10 /MiM &olfloln's.
th.e pattern of :rour coiffure. If
there is any stiffness present In
the hair after it has been sham
pooed and let, brush out the curb
before yau readjust them with
comb. In this way you help the
hair look more .natural.
Shampoo Bair
MeD Necell"..,.
There's no hard and fast rule as
to when the hair must be sham-
pooed. It the hair is oily, if It t.
exposed to dirt. it'lme, soot, etc.,
tt will probably need more fre-
Quent .hampoos. Beauty experts
,ay the I?est rule to foUow is to
wash the hair when It nee(ll it.
With 10 many good shampoo" and
rinsel 011 the market. ' you don't
bave to walt for a barrel full of
rainwater to bave the eSlential
Ihampool '
Start the shampoo . with a warm
water rinse. TIP. removes the .ur-
laee dirt .nd make. It ealler to
.pread the Ihampoo tbrou,h the
bair, Two IIIclaing. are usuan,.
enoulb to ele.n the hair weu, but
three aN neee .. ..., if the balr fa
t ace lvab- o1l7.
U 10U have DOt tried a creme
,rInH for &be "'11' after ..
... ,lIN'D be deIllbted with feild&., A
IIIUlII aJIlOIIDt or tile preparauaa Is
..... will WUID 'Vlwr. '*'
Proper brushing. IIhampoolng and hand: just as they were gloating
other dally grooming will help you OV6r the terrible fste 01' the na-
keep th.e wave looking nice for a tions they hated, Amos dropped his
long time. . , bomb on their complacent heads.
"Thu!I saltit " he Lord: For
Select StytH That
FI.,tter YODr Faee three transgressIons of IS-
The current trend Is toward RAEL, yea for four, I will not
turn away the . punlshme"t
slightly longer. more curled hair. thereof." The rolkall of dooms-
The halrdresses for Spring. how- d.y Includes every sInful n.-
ever, . will be sleek. whether long "on. God b.s no pets; he piays
or short. MOlt of the lon, balr wlU no favorik:s. ,HII laws are the
be molded to tbe head with flat, aame for aU men. N.turally.
forward turning curls. .
Shor\ ,tyles are more .. fluffy with IIIraelltes could well believe
that God the 'los of
high curle, waved bangs or aU over their enemies. But tbelr ownT
cur] arrangements. In high fash- That "' a dJfferellt story.
Ion styles, the back of the head Is
slde.swirled. leavIng a flat look Amos plunged from being the
with no curls. The front Is then re- most , popular sidewalk preacher
Ueved with flat curls or deep of his day to being the besthated
waves. \ . , man in Israel. In fact. because he
You may feel that some experl. dared to name the king liS sinner '
mentation Is necessary 'before you nUmber one. he 'was accused of
can actuaUy decide on s hair style. treason, a capital crime in any
Do this with eomb and brush when country.
your hair ts durIn, one of ita ealllly - -
managed days. Then, when It's time "One Man With God
to cut and Ihape the ' halr. you'U Is. Majority"
have some Idea of what It'l to look AMOS WROTE OUT hla proph.
llke, ecies at some later time Bnd
For the fu]] round face, sweep they have tieen handed down to
the hair upwards In a soft bunch us. with all their fire and force,
of curls to lenathen the features. In the book tha t beara his nalnl!.
Long, narrow faces can be We lIban see In later lessonl
ened with ban,l and .omewhat flu{- ' 80me of his ,re.' mesurea.
fy side treatments, . What ..... d. ont here II thll:
Heart-sh.ped fa.cel eaR wear Trutb Is somellme. popular,
balr in aln10lt any Ityle. but Iince itometimes not, but the IIv1Dr
thl. type of race fa rare, YOU may llUWer 0' '4raUi .... not;blnl to
have to relort to trlca for the d . wUb tile .Dambl!r of people
other type. of fa eeL wile beHeve n. or wbether It I.
Have the h.1r 1t3'le m.teh both pie....... or wltb tile prel"r.
your .,e .nd 10ur fllUTe. The rna .. tile ma. wIIo PI'IICIabnI It.
ture woman who leeta to be poised U It Is God'. truth. It wlll ltv.
and well Il'oomed wW have UttJe. even U the 0017 man "hel believes
or .hould bave UWe to do with It fa bani.Iied, as AlDOl "ae. to the
OuffJ rinllN fb'In, aU about her Illent wildeme ...
bead. B7 lbe .ama token. no teen- I 'ICo rl&bl 1!7 Ibe Inlehilu.taJ eouaan
IbouJd leek after lbe lleek. Rltt'II0U8 Bdueatloll Oft 1Mb.., Df 40-
llClieo.Wbaed u-e- would .. Ret..... ...
011 OJ. . r.'1
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Handl.,. like pu..,
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SEWING CIRCLE PATTE;RN DElPT.
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Enclos. 2!1 ceQ,1Ii In coll1a for .ach
pnltern desired. ' . '
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Ric. I(rlipioo.
Add marshmallow
miduro, got 24 piooea
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Smoother Perfol'lllance-Dauble
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Cut-away view ,how, th. 10.aoo ohm ..... 10. which.
... nnll1 Initial vop .. ttlnga "nd ""kef ,11._
advantages posalbl Doublo life omdor """"I condl-
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b G. e ' HOCF buill aired by
Francheste r Roya l Ace. 13000: " nd Ster .-
inlold Cou r teous King IDOOO: out of Cl OWS
with A. R . reoor ds . ReBsonBblY priced.
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V eronicas Corler Inke-St. 1A
II Hutn L l1lcs-SI.OS
II G\1l urdlas-$1.05
P i on'" s h ipped at p<ope, pla nllng time
Korne. F lowerln, AOTea Nur sery
liDS 130 - Ob i .
l'LANTS. Incl udi ng R ed
vorleUes . R ed. block
"'I pb.r r y. blackberry. blu
berry. g ooReberry pl a nts. ,-ur ronls .
vi n es, D. pa raguB, rhub:l r b. F rul l t ree .
O.. ,'a Za n1t r , Cll Dll l Ohio.
SITUATION WANTED
WI DOW la d,. r oll ned . SOUle d de. lre.
f or a wJdo\Ycr or emplo.v cd
couple. . 1 r i o Eaer, J: OJ S. CAve St .
JtrJnee&ol'l. K y .
P'lanning for the Future?
Buy Savings Bonds!
.CLABBER GIRL
The 1l1I/,'III:! /'rill'/er with
The /tIJ/IITl1 ('II Double AcHon
... . .' , It ".\l I INU
VIRGIL
THE GAFFER
\mOE AND WOOlY
1'" OROER ro FINO OUT
MAr-t'I SHEi::P I'VE
GOT,. I WISH )oU'D COuNT
'1l4EM AS I DRIVE "THEM
THROUGI-f TIofIS GAP, '

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THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
MiAN I't lMAT'
.. 'RlClIlY A.WOAYf
NO". AMnlf tw
./lII.VV ,.,
PEOPLE AS OlD AS )ot)(/ ARE
SHOULON"T BE AllOWED OUT OF
TJ.IE HOUSe. VOU BELONG IN
'll-tE OLD FOl.KS' HOME!
65 66 '7
68 69 70
71 72
C3vllllM ..
SEE NEIlE/ VOl,) CANT
iloIAT WAY ' MY
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o
pAGE SEVEN
We're in like kids about
BANANA
No creamlni, no egg-beating - OM
eaay mtx1ng th1a Kellon -qulck wa:t.
1 cup K.llogg'. 2 I.a' poonl bo'"
AII B,an ' lnil powdar
y.. cup milk % laaspODn bel...
.1 <up ma.h.d, Ing . oda
fully-rip. 'I. t.o. poon 1011
bananal 'I. <up . ugar
1 cup .If d flau, " 1 19111
'/4 cup .0" . hort. nlng
1. Combine All-Br an. milk and ba-
n anas tn mixing bowl.
:z.. Si ft flour, bakIng powder. soda.
and salt toget her In to same bowL
Add sugar , egg and shortening.
Stir only until combined. .
.. Fm greased muffin pan :r.. fulL
Bake in rnoder aLely hot oven
(400F .) about 25 mln. Makes 12
t asty muJllnB.
amtriea'i mastl_
DUI natural I UIII
_ 1 lor di ets .1
hlsuttlclent bulk-
try lIowll .. tocl""
Personal
To Women With
Nagging Backache
AI ... pt older, _ aDd eI.TaJ... 0'_
aertloD, uce.ive Imoki nc Dr elJH*UiI to
eGld aometl m.. 110... do.... kidDer fun.,.
. tI .... Thla may lead mau" folloo to oom
plain or 'baWDI backachl , 1_ of !lOP am..
auu. budach ... ed dlulm... OettIJIll
ap .... bla or rraqUeDt 11&11&,... mar ...w,
rrom ml o.Of bladd. r Irrltatlo .... due to 00111.
dampo._ or dI. t&rl' IDdl ..... tlona. -
lJ "our d tl. oomIorU are duo to th_
ea_ don't "alt, V)" Doaa'. PU'" a mild
diuretic. UIIId ouc_full" b" mlllloDi fa,
on' 60 yaa ... Wbll. theM oymplomo mq
often other .. t.. occur. It'. am.etol hoW'
many ti m.. DO&ll'. trI... h . ppy
bol p 16 mil.. of Iddn.,. tub .. . nd rut.eno
II""" out .... ta. Oat Doaa. Pm. today'
DOAN'S PILLS
ITS GREAT TO BE
REGULAR

Makes The Difference
Thouss nds o f mode rn me n aDd
women in all part.!! of Amer ica have
t urned to Naturo's Remedy, PH'I'ab-
lets for dependable, yet gent le relier.
wheD a laxat ive is needed. They
kn ow t hat t he aU- vegetaJ;:!Je idea is
so right. They lind ' an PH at night
produces t horough morning regu-
larit y wit h DO perturbing effects. It'.
80 k.ind to t he system.
, Tr,Y PH at oW' espense. 25 tablets only
26c. a bOl< a t aD)' dn.B ltore. Try
t hem. U not completely IIBt iafied. retum
box with untilled tablots Co
ua. We will fefuad YOIU
moaey plua poetap.

One
MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT .
for the life of your plates
If )'Out plates are loo.e aDd dip or hurr relit
'hem for iDllaD!, perm'Deal comfa" wid..ofc
Brimm. PJu d uDer luip ... . uip oa up_
. bi.. aad i. mold. l>erfeciJ:!i
H .. ...u.. o''''''"',fiI'''''' .. ",f'ri. EYea aD ole
. rubbe, Ilet. BrimDu PbtiUIIU ai""s.
_ulh froID .Is Dlallw to fe&l' or 10D_.
BDda (arnu me ........ hochu of
8pUadoD ..... I ..... f-bolll'l Dfde,... SIr.

UDda 0 oyer elM CIOIUIIIJ _ ...
.. IIIlBriJiall P1udu...
t.y ....... n .......... ...... wia......
T.._._ <!4od-.1IMmJeM f!> ,.,0 -_fOV
.. "'clJncrIoD .. U .....
art "N_ , _ .., 1If " .....
.r--J:;' _1IMi to. - p\uIt;'l.2J
fDf..... AI_draa_ ...
8P4Y
T. KILL
APHIDS
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PAGE EIGHT THE MIAMI GAZETTE. VNESVILLE, OHIO
addifieJ Acb
i TWIN THEATRE APRIL ' R:ATE8: One pel' word,
I minimum charg., 211 oenlL
OHio
Qosed on Tuesday and Wednesday 1950 d_IY_"_oo_n_.______ _
!iii SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M. WARREN BRADDOCK
M0NDAY nmu FRIDAY - 7 P.M. ;; TOI"
= Soli, Hal1llDl', 8an4. Gravel
H = Ii 16 'as Eixcavatlng With Back Hoe,
,I .. == 'rIM HOLT In H' - i - Dro.go-llne and Bulldozer
..... "..a1 A. Tret.t - Your .... vorltell , - - ... WaynesvIDe. Ohto
i ABBOTT and C09TIDLLO Go, Welt In = Deat ,Strle Battlel I! Phone: Waynelvllie 2191

;; i MYSTERIOUS I- RUN GRAVEL- I,oaile'],

RIDE 'EM COWBOY = =:;;! = nt DavIs Furnas PIt, 50 cent.
!! = = Chapter :I LOST JllNGLE Si cubic YBrct We allo deliver. ARK
THURSDAY, AlPRII. 11" F) .lio
HOUSES FOR SALE
IAVely modllrn Two'bcdroom
white frame home. Ilot wnler heal.
AIBo large .. nohmen windows, ga-
rage Sbrub" nnd trees back,
Large lot. b Rntirnlly 10COJod
Priced Ilt $8750.
Three room well construct ed
cement block out bui ld-
lngs, 2 Kcres on Higbway 741 S.
ot SpI'lngbor;' Gonel Loan vnln
PrIced lit $49(10
Henlltlfnl Il eM!
Home
Call :.
Franklin
DONNIS PHELPS
. Heprpslmll tlve
RUSSEL HORN
REAI.:rOR
Phone 964Wl
]lollI-a 2
w. C. T. U. TO MEET
The W. C. 'P. U. mel.'tllllt will
be ,held A.t t be Melbodlst l' htlt"ch
Instend of nt 1111' homp or MI"R.
Adra Drotldock. F'rlds}' lirt rnooll
li t 2 oc1ock. EverybOdy hw II C\d.
- Try Gazette Classified Ad
=:: AlJio : Pete 'Smith 8hort 5S Aleo: 0-1 Ct.rtoon ' ;;; & SON. Phone 2091. U
II ill !LUMBER - All klnde,in all len --T-ry'"""':"G-az- '-e-tt-e-C-la-81'-il-ie-d-A-d
a 17 . , ths nd wldtlls, Kiln dr,led.
f;'ROTECT.ON
I
., == = ' Rellsonnble prices . All orders,
You'lI Walk. Away FeeliD:g sw.n J"rom Ttlll = ' = 'large lor small wll\ be
<==! urama !::E! - Hog 1;OUS08 ACY LAMB. Phone
"!!!:i DOCfOR = == Wa.ynosvlile 2701 ,
OLElNN FO::
D
c:' COBVIlN _ }I ' OR SALE-Modol T COUpe; 1925.
GLORIA DEliA VEIN = hew tll'es and tubes ' $60.00_ Two-
= troller. Phone 2694.
AlIIO: MOM Cartoon an4 Wamer New.
=== X-4.6]3

F'ARMS WlANT11ll>---'1 hove buy

Ijrs for 11 sizes or farms. uone' loo

0 too large. You hlwe trIed
. a. ....... featins:
ill' No" ruthl
.,. No _VIII
.,. No mbins'
.,. No ..... '
.,. J .... p .... tha
buHon .nd
Ilk
"--11 ......... ..., Jell' ..... .. 11'.....
...... , ,lie __ Ie ,.'" ,olfttlll' IIK.!-"'''
An
ILLBRONZE
PRODUCT
NOT NEW - BUT NEWI
And &OOcl newt! It lUt
. ,ear'. I1J1t loota worn UI4
lhabb,.t
Sad it to us - w.'U re-
ltore tIIat trim, Iooll.
mu. It look 1IU awl
tile rest. now try the .best. For
refer ence !18k 8OJDeone who has
,denlt with me. If you really want
to Mil . oontllct Ben E. Cline. Broker
Spring Vnlley Phone 36881.
-11
t:.AltDENS PI"owr.:n - Waynefl'
vi ll e 21 r. . 0<'118 Ol"lIhor .
4-6 13- 20
FO'UND-Black kid !>Iovel'.- 0,;:;;;:;
may hvae ))y Identltyln'g IIlupe lind
, pilylr.g (or thl8 ad, Miami Gazette
offl:ce.
F'OR SALE - Saby scales. pIny
I pelJl nnd pnd; hi-chair pAd.. boWe
' warmer to be used In car. large
SlIver lone radio, 1\11 In . per,
red condition, II Iso pleel' of Un
, ole'urn , Mrs. R. H. Klier. Third
strl!et. Call 2491. X-4-1S20 27
FO'R SA T..E ' :"'" Beagle puppies. A.
' K. C. registered. S months old . 2
males, 2 feinales.Ed,\-in Rur[nce,
WJ\ynesvLlle, Ohio. Phone 2917.

,'11
FOR SALE-Fresh row, rltst aU.
lownshlp line,
\-G,ad. WayneaVl11e. _ X-It
W"AN'I'ED-Carpenter work by ex
... ' perlenced carpenter. : All types 0,(
DEAD STOCK WANTED
HORSES $2.50 COWS $2_50
HO'GS .25 ,CWT
Also Sheep, C"lvea. Colt., et: ,
Romoved Dalty
CALL COLLECT
Wiyminalon 2362 Lebanon 439
. JANEs RENDERING
Try Gazette Clauilied Ad
WEEKEND


SUPER RENUZIT
aDd FREE'
PROTEC-O-MITTS
$1.29 .
Alao 'Diabetic Carmed Fruits
D 0 1T
FOOD STORE
Phone 2541
_11 __ , .. _. __
o
Try Cazette Clauilied Ad
san through me wltb the
assurance your financial
troubles wUl be protected by
a regular d!poslt 10 your IIIIV.
Ings account at:
The WAYNESVILLE
, .
NATIONAL BANK
1 ',' .

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LAND BANK LOANS
MADE BY A
FARMER OWNED
ORGANIZATION
To Fit the Income of Your
Farm
Time-Up 10 33 Y

-FOR-
Refinancina-. Buyine. 1m -roving
INFORMATION ON REQUEST
Lebanon N.F.L.A.
l.EBANON, OHIO
Phone 448
ELLIS, H. Sec' y Trolls.
i,.,.,+1ItNM1 Is .., "ualll' ....... tltol
,,,.., ". .. ,lie ,.. ..... us.. .....
CI famous name
'n the paint
bUline'l for
ov.r 50 yean ,
___ ...:.:..___ -'--___ new and rePILtr, aiao ' block. ---...... -.-.... ......
.... t .......... ,. .... I .. ,.,.IY .a
Ivr ..... -, ..... - It .......
. . '
AT 8E'TEI PAINT AND H,AIUiWARE STORES
NOW AVAILABLE AT
Smith Electric. Semce
. ..
BAB" CB'ICKS
Immediate Delivery
Hatches Monday Thursday
..
CHICKS
2,3 and 4 'Week Old White
an,'New Hampshire.
GET YOURS WHIlE
Also;UhikoIChiok.StUt ...
BodsOD >
rei. '2345 , . ... Ohio
' " I" :
NICLL nE BATt.ERIES
25 MONni GUARANTEE - Add \Va Once A y';'; "
, LUBRICATION j
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR .
24 HOUR WRECKING SERVICE - ".
MAIN MIAMI aT" PI:fP'NIl \yAYN, .. 114'
..... ....
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' brick. Cement work. Leonard Peters
IR R. I, Waynesville, Ohio.
NEW HOUSE '- ... - ,. X....:..... 13-20-27
can pure hog
New Four Room Bouse - Two ]2c per pound. See W. E.
Acres ' ot IO'JIIAnl,on' or may be seen at
- Vacant - Possession - Priced X--4-11!
.Very Reasonable.
, ROY E. SMITH
Rout 48 North of Route 73
, .
Phone Centerville 7058
2628.
FOR SALE-Double Simmons mat-
trelll and ,apriup. new. Mr!!. C. E. ,
MacInniS, Sc'otcJt. Acres. Route 1.
Wa,ynesvllle. X-4-1320-27
f
.-.F-:._._t.,."",",._ ... _ ....
" "." .
REMO'DELING
.'. ... J, - ' ", '
: ;:)::,.'01-' .. 8UILDIN:G?
T :.
CHARLEs R. MEHAFFiE ii' clevotinc ' f':'U
. 1 f
to CUSTOM CABINET' MAlKiNG and BUILDING.
"If It'. To Made of We'll It." Service
includes aU types of REMODEl.NG, NEW HOME CON
, . ,
TRACflNG, KITCHEN .. etc. job
too or too small. cheel'fullY, giv.en.

, .
, C . B.M.IAFFIE
. ,
St/ . A OHIO Phone 2476
- I
NOTICE!
WaYne-ville and Corwin
Communities
Am EquipPed To Do
HIGH GRADE SHOE
,
" Pric:ea Start at

FOI' l H.P.
Available in 2 and 3 H.P.
Our Work" WID You FREE .DEMONSTRATION
;ric .. '
Charles R. Thompson 'BLANpFORD
, HARVEYSBURG' OHIO " R. R . ,2 LEBANON, OHIO
, , . , 1(2 !'!tILE NORTH RIDGEVILLE
- . - .. ..IIIAiIIIRl- , Phone CenterviUe 7417

WANTED
REAL
,BUYMS WAITING
Especially For Farms
. .
.FOR QUICK SALE CALL
Roy Smith
Broker
48, 5 nii. SQuth of
Centerville.
PHONE Ceaterville 70M
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,
Live J Wire and' Proll,l'ellive. An
organisation second to none.
Strtctiy lIenljra 011 tho beat aU
arouild market In the country .
SER.VICE THAT SATISFIES
'Fo'I' 'Dally Market Repott.: ,
WHIQ DaitC)n. i2:60 Fl.B.T. Dial
IMO: WLW CinCinnati, 1240. ,Dial
700. .
NORR BROCt< COMPANY
___ IIIIIi ... ,.. __ . __ d _ _ ____ -. I
ITUDENT8 HOLD' - \ ea.clr ot JOIID Gomber
. DISCUSSION of J4tchfield. and' Setb' Hoak. of
:'COLUMBUS, 0 .. April 12-Four All are seniors In
membertl of tile Rilnil Home Eco- except Gom
Ciub at oltlo tim. Is a :JUllior. .A. slmllar
Yenlty sJudeat "experts On dlBcuBslon with memo
ro1qlcJ:tabJe cIJ. cUlslpn' by tor
"racI1o .farm ,edItor, at noon
ftiw. . .Aprll 7. oyer the. unlver-
alty'. ,taUoa. WDSU: The group HOLO MEETING ,
dIRUIe4 ,D&tlcmal farJll Pollct . lD Warae TOWJllblp Boud oC
nlaUOa pcitatoea. will meet Baturcl&)". April
Thciae partlelpat'olr t:do P. 11". at til .. TOwn.blp
SobafeI:._ o ", ... towIlj W.n'8Illt .... _, 1Il W.,...YIIIf
, Annit & s TELEPHONIl8
'. . WAYNE8VIL.LII 1Ot1
age on LEBANON OffIce 478K
RII" 1ltL
SAND _ GRAVEL MORROW No. I
liLAat.TOP DRIVES
TAR ad ROAD .01L
LAWN ... FILL DIRT
. ' READY-MIX CONCRETE \
EXCAYAnNC .... DUMP TRUCK SmVlCE
Vote
If
About Town
ITEM.S OF INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW
, 11'11' , :ll1d :\11's, Gil berl Frye open'
cd their "(iDle 011 'Thlll' Rday to tho
Way lI e TowlIs hip I'armers Glub
for theil" rogular monthly meeting.
A Illrge grolll) of members, wllh
tbelr famUles, and the following
,l:lIests, MI'8'. A. Z. Hartsock, n ev-
erend and Mrs. 'R. B, Coleman, Mr,
nnd ,Mrs, H. R. MoslI and Mr, and
i), F. Earnhart enjoYed a. de
liclous, baked bam dlnn'er sCI'ved
Ilt tables whIch were Illtrllctlvely
armnged with baskets at bloom-
IlIg pansy plants.
The busIness sessIon Wfill con.
<lII Qtod preslden.t, Mr. ROBcoe
l'ul'nas I1ntl the speclnl topIC of
the a "How to M a k e
Frlenda" was ably dlocullsed by
II' S. John: Settlemyre. Hel' papel>
was very Interesting and nnyone
, could follow Bome of Ihe sugges
llona giVen. , .
, Mrs, A. Z; WRS Intra'.
(Iucot) as the guest Kpeak I' and
gnve [t. Une revlQw' of bel' tr'lI) tc
oGormany and t he many places sh:!!
-vIsited while Few people
hnve the, oPPol'tunlty nf
:this 1rip and eVeryone gl' emly en
joys bel' s\,ory of Adventure.
Alter a very pleasllnt and tn'
terest1ng day tbe clnb adJoUl'nel1
to meet In May.
111', and , Mrs, Job.o RDry Hage'
meyer are Cl ujoylng a boneymolln
in Florida. following tbelr ma)' rlage
In Richmond, Indiana 011 Sntur<lay,
MI'II, duug-iller of
:Mr. and l\lJ:ij. John lIall, lind Mr.
e
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
NOTICE TO ALL
We w.11I have ta call attention
to the fOlict that we must' make 'a
Tuesday Noon deadline an' all read-
Ino, matter" of the lack. of
help, so your paper can be, pub-
lished on Thul'lday, as it Ie sUP'1
pOled to be. Your cooperation In
this matter Will b. Ilreatly apprac
lalnd. Any matter 1'.celved after
the deadline will be pubilihed or
left out at the Editor', dllcretlon,
CARD PARTY
pn Friday evening, April 28 at
8:00 1>. Moo , the St, MaryB Club
will. Bponsor a card party at St.
Marys Parish Houss. EveryoDe Is
welcome and you may play bridge,
canaBla or five hllndred. Tllble
prlzeB and door prlzl!II will I)e
awarded. Rerreabmentl, will be
II n'od. Come :\1\(1 brhrg yoTir
frler;ds.', Admission IA 50c per
person. 20-27
ENTERTAINS AT
BIRTImAY PARTY.
Mrs, Susie Evans entertained at
a birthday party at the home of
\her son l.1 r. lind Mrs. Colenllui
'Morgan In' DaylOn on TlleRday, for
Annahelle nora nnd Mrs,
F1osl\lte Others who en
joyed the occasion ,weQl Mro, Rob
el't FurnaS, Mrll. HarrIet
and MillS Lucy Einrey.
Hagemeyer, SOn. of Mr. and Mrsl--------------
Cbarles Hag meyer, were attended
by Ml'. and Mrl\, Will m 'oades, slll-
tel' and hrothel'"ln-Jaw of the
bride, Tho brldo wore for 'bel'
IIIlll'l"lage. nA attractive
_ .willi blpe
ber attendant cbose Q
wJth leopal'd 1rtm. Illach
mented their costumes wIth ca.r
,sagcs, a pink rose nnd a recl
, natton. ' '
They returned to the' b'ome
ttb groom's brother and slster-In-
llaw, Mr. and Mrs. James Hage-
:meyer in. Kings l..fllls where forty
Jl'rlendll nOll rel atives were enter-
tabted tor 8 reeeption clurlng the
evenJng.
A:. beautlfll three-tiered wo'ddlng
alte was served with Ice cream
10 the guestsl '
Mrs. Hagemeyer, tbe ' former
AlIce Jeanette Hall, Is a graduate
oC Waynesville H)gb School. The
groom also is a graduate of
WIwr .. .HIgh School and IB
qmplyed lit the Oregonia Bridge
Works. Upon their return tbey
wl11 resIde at the home of Mr,
Hagemeyer's parents where they
have, their , apartment rcady for
' '
, The bl'lde was recently honored
with , a lovely 6rldn,l sh'ower given
by . Mrs. Rlllph Wbeeler at her
:home.
r MI', and MrR, RttYlpond ConDer
are nnr.ounclng thf' engagement
lUg[ a(lProo.chlng marrIage of tbelr
daughter, MIsS! Sarah Edltb Con-'
nel' to Mr, Everott Dha,steen, Ion
of Mr. amI Mrs. Hany Challteen,
or Miss Conner, a grad,
uate of Wa,YncllvlJlo High' Sohool,
car.'I1 Mrl Chalteen, a graduate of
. Frail.klln: Hlgh" are both etpployetl
' jn the oftlce at the
;Corporation, .
M.r. and MrS', Fred Hook had 8S
lSunelay afternoon callots, Mt, and
MrIt, Fred Ames alld cblldren of
, :Ila.rUnavllle,
.r. and 1\lrs, Ollbert Frye and
SOt.1!, Mr. and Mrs. ,. John Settle-
moyer and cblldren imd Mr. and
Mn. lI'Nak; Swartzel were Sunday
cllnner gneata of Mr. and Mn. Ted
M,'lntlre alld children near New
BurllJlgtOa!.
Mr. and ),fn. Fred Hook will
Ql!letly observe their 50th wed-
dlng annivenaJ'Y, .t their home
Frlda,y.
CINCINNATI LOSES
OPENING GNtIE
The OIDclon .. tt , lled. Ioet their
first game of the II8IlIlOD to Obl-
cago Wedn dal by. of
9 to 6.
The weather wu Ideal for tbe
opener and 1IlaD1 Wara-YIII. 1Ju.
,aaela ID8I1 were Sa .It ......
LEGAL NOnCE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SIJ' ATE OF OHIO
OF mOHWA-\'S
Columbull, 0&'10, April 1&, ]9 0
UNIT PRIOE CONTRAC # ...
Sealed proposals will be received
at the offlee of 'ijle State Hlgbway
DIrector , of Ohio, at OolumbulI,
Ohio. untl110:00 A, M_, Ohio
Time, Tuesday, May 9, 1960,
for improvements In:
Proposala NOB, 1 to 8 Inclusive
are offered aa one project and wlll
bn awarded as one conl rtlct.
PROPOSAL No, 1
Warren County Ohio. on Sectlonll
0,00, IUld 6,90, State Roule No.
63, In (furtle Oreek 'J'ownsblp, by
applylng a bituminous lrelltmenl,
Items and T-32.
Pavement: WIdth 18 feet , Length
29, 32 feet 01' 5.66 miles,
PU.OPOSAL NO.2
Warren County, Ohio, on Section
7.39 S\.ate Route No. 122, In Clear
Creek and Wayu'e Townships, by
ap!lylng a treatment,
Items T-30 a.nd T32 ,
Pavement: Width 16 feet, Length
20,750.4 feet or ,3;93, mllell.
PROPOSAL No. 3
WaJ1l'cn County, Ohl':', on Sectlons
1,&7, 3,69 (pl,), and (8,03 Butler-
,'lIIe), State Route No. 132, In Har
Ian fl'ownshlp, by applying a bi-
tuminous treatment, 'Items TSO
and T-32, "-
, Pavement : Wldtb 18 feet. Lengtb
15.417.6 feet.
Width 19 feet, Length 2.966,8 , U.
Total Length 18,lI74,f feet or
3.48 miles. '
,Proposals NOB, 1 ,to ' S inclusive
of this projecl to tie completed not
thrin August 15,
'The mlntmum wage to be paUl
to all labor employed on tbls con-
tract IIball be , In: accolodsnce WiUl
tbe "Bchedule ot Prevailing HourI,
Wage' Batell Allcertalnlid and De-
termlnetl by The Department 6f 111-
dUBtltial Re\aUons applicable , to
State HIPw&y Department 1m
lll'OVemeDta In accordance with
Bectiona 17-3 IN, 174a, 176 and
1758; of the Olllleral Code of Oblo,"
The bidder mUlt nbmlt with
hie bid .. certlftld check In the
1Ull000t of S2,071.18.
PlUs tuI4 'apecltlcatio\111 are on
rno In the departme1lt of highways
and the office of th'e dlvialoD dep-
uty dIrector.
,The director reserves the rlllt.t
to reject an, and all blfa.
T. J. KAUIIlR.
81ate lUIbwQ' DIrector

Issue ay

DlI az
te

aynesville Since 1850
OHIO, TH'URSI?AY, APRIL 30, 195
Garden,
This fast muv1ng c.omlcai hOllDe'. :'
W. C. T. U. HOLDS ANTIOCH COLLEGE TO
MEETING HERE HAVE DEMONSTRATION
talent prodllClI.OII, which wtU Books A 'nothe
sbown Friday Il-nd S'aturdal, , r
The W, O. T. t, held theil' April YELLOW l'lFRINGS, O,,- G iger
at Methodist ohurch counte1's, mOdels or (lIl1osaul's. al-
on Frlqay afterlloo11. The meeti ng t emJ)ts u.t motloll and a
was o'pened by si nging (' L Would living tllrt;J heart 1\ III b aIUOIl!;
Be True" and Mrs, Atba Furnas the special demODstl'lll i ons on yiew
conducting the devotions and bav. at A tl I
21 and 22 at tbo Hl'gh School Audll" l Great 'Show
totlum bas n,s Its very ,
CBSt. Joe Kelly, Bernard Ba1J&,hD,;
ncle Eny, Wllrd Pummel:
Hicks , Red Jones; Lulu Belle,
Geanlce Wilkerson: '
Tlruley. ,
OIA", CREEK RODEO EXHI
BITION SCHEDULED TO 'I
RUN THRU APRIL 23
, n OC I Col ege on clem'e 1)" '
Ing charge or the pl'ogr,lllll, Afler Snturday, April 22.
DANCIDRS-A lull
of square dancers [rom Wll.VlILe&,J he time at tbe
vllJe High Includes RnthrUIJhll!ll lluICul GardeDI3 April 20 when
the regular busln ss session, 111 1' s. , Prepared especll ily lor Itlg-h SCh',DI '
Jennie Bradley hnd a reatllng from students und Llleh' l neher' 1"1' 0111
' Jhe Union StlgDal and Mrs. Atlla Ohio and Indillna, this year's pro.
Furnas lUlU. Sn ra Dl'addock en Ii.
gram on "Frontiot's of . ' clence" will
' read nrtlcles au: "The Problem of include milts desi'I'l lng ll:e CO,I-
Nllrcotic Drugs," Mrf! , ,Olive 0111'.1 trlbuiJoll!l made to 801.
gave an accoun of the . enUflc knowledge by Antioch Odl'
County' Institute b:eld at Fl'Ilnklin lege. SubJ ert s mnge from atom'i!'
April 11, Tbe meeting cloRE' d energy 10 Ihe 11)",lflrlnl hart a,r;d
l'a-vld Hartsock, CO,Wgtrlll, wild
netto Tinney, DRle Onll ln, John stee1'8, and 'lons of western
Dye, 1\lay Bmlt .. , Peter' Keyes nud , arrive for the oponing
Dorothy Wllaon, the Indian C,reok Rodeo, scb:ed-
Quiz Kids ""ill represent the
Waynesville 5th. and 6th
with lbe Union Uenedh-ti nn, lung. '
Home lalent the
Wily11e!JVlIle Dlll'ber hop Qnart t,
a vocal duet ' Doris ' 1111,1 Dllvl :1
Brewn,
''Dear Ie'' .
Tb!! Tiny Tot, , nlest will
have lovely photos ' dl-iplayed In
Hymah's wlncl(.w nJ!d vot .
jtl:rs 111 tlJl;l merchants s or
Votes cQst 1 cent eacb un,d '
contest clos s SU1 ul'day, Ai dl 2
at 4. P.!\t, All tiny ' tOt'l III ha
on the ata!!e Satul'l1!lY I it't.t It
IIlIver CUPII wi ll he n Wllrd , I .
willnerS llIlel lbey \\'111 to crm'ul',1
'Tbe P , tnce and t' J r
ERch t iny 101. 11111 'I el''' '' '' 1"
Uncle Ezry rer.nrmbranr".
- NOTICE CF"'!':ALE .... r=
SEAL:";l row '1'''\'' '\ "
celved at th
at satel SchOOl W, tl'i t, In II! liS'
gt'egllte' II.mou,lt of
stead of $401000.00 as -Pl'eyl.lIIsly
advertised) dn:ted the 1st da.y of
April. 1950, alld beJrlng Interest
at the rate T.hree (3% ) per cel_t
por annum, payable seml-Il.nnual y,
issued for tbe purpOse o( the In-
stallntlon of a heat ing pl ant tlnd
other ' equipment in a concl'etr
block school sbop bundlng, and
under authority o. the la.wb of Oh ' o
and of Seetlon 2293-25 of Ule Gell-
eral COd.c ' of Ohio, and under and
in accordo.n.ce w[n a certain Rel!-
olution of tho Board of
of saJd School District, pa.ssed on
the 3rd day oC , April, 1950,
Said Bond8 of the denomll1!\-
tion and mature 1'Cspectl veIl' as
tollows:
Bond No' l-$:I ,OOO.Oo-Mature De-
cember I, ,1951. ,
Bond No. 2-$:1 n t11l' De-'
cember J, 1952,
Bond No. De-
cember 1, 1958. .. '
'Bond No. 1)e-
cember I, ,1954"
Anyone de'I! lrmg Lo do, fl O InILY
present a btd or bids for MIt! bOnds
uaBed upon their bearing IL II lrfer
ent rate of Interest than speclrIed
in tbe advertisement,
however, Unit ' ",here frncUonal
Interest rate I.s bid sucb fraction
,ehali be oue-quarter of one (1) pet
cent, or' multiples thereof,
Sald bonds wll1 he Hold to Lbe
h,lgbeBt btdder, ...t tbe lim (lr.d
plact? above mentlonal!. ,ut not les9
than par and accrued Intercst.
Bid. may be made upon all or
olny number 01' bonds of tbls.. lssue.
All blda must state tbe number
ot bid for apil the groslI
amount or bId an'll accrued Interest
to (late ot delkvery,_ '
All bids muat be liccompanled by
a certified check or' bond draWn In
favor of the Board of Educ.:atlon of
the WaJna LodIlI Scbool JJlstrlct,
Warren County, Uhlo, In tbe lI'lID
of UOO.OO.
Tbe Bo&N1 of Education of 8ald
School Diatrlet reseneB the prlv.
tlege to any and all 1)lds.
Blds' be BeI!oled and en-
'Cloned for EQUipment
of tbe Wayne
DIstrict, - Warren
----------------------- ,
wlll ' III1'o Ho!e sf'l Ice In
JA;CK, who thrllla
)f l'H. QIIV llrl and nl'. I'lmnm
1; -,11 ,)"':1';; a.ltend (I l it" 01lnty
" ', . 'j'. L. III' "li ng 111 [t'n1 \1k llll
on 'J'ue'day,
,Jncob JOI-cl nn' niHI ,'vI r!!. M !Ll '
, leUa Pennf'Y of PelldletO'n, IndlallH.
were dlnnel' ghests on Sunday o(
Mr, Jordan's 1\\llI t. Mias
WIlIIMDB.
1111'S, LncUe Ar mltllgp ntt neled an
Enst I'n . tn I' n ,,"ti oA' In
nil fi'rld l\Y 01' ning,
, : I', 1\ P" CH i\ ' 11 II InlC 1 :11
dlnnel' 01 ')11 sday of :\ 1,,$"8 I! nl"
'I 11 :\1 ' rn c 1"1'
Mr, I 'raJllllIll" or Wllmhll::lon,
, iI'" 0,1 l ,iR '1l'It, Gar
nel' on Runday,
)1,', :UlI\ ... .. ,
,bI l yl )11:(> Uh'
lO I un th ApIII .2:\.
Otto u., , of a. iir ll.1 H' 0'1111 It., on
ea and oldltera alike IoIolth h
ull Whip and Re.pe a late
' y 'h'. d;!ughter 'l'ex'e I" the In
(",n:ek Rodeo al Cinc innati
Garden April 20 thr!lugh 23,

1'011eo nnt! \'r. r i,'Ly (l,"j
A
lI :1'.':: Its ' '
those \ ho ott!!llt] I i:c ' i. '1<1 " ' "
HOSIl it al. He welghou I! Ibn ..
oz. 1'he gl'nndpnrents 11 1 1\11', Iw(L
Uon (.f IIl 'a to appellr il l li lo Mrs. Eo rl Young Il nd Mr. ami l\frF,
big ArenA. Ed'I' llrd Bunnell , bolh or Lytle,
The Rodeo i s on e hllJlti oll type
show with the nuUon's top we'lt
ern POl'folmOl's. 'l'b shOW
fast wilh all the tbr111 s and spills
0.( a CODtcst show, 11111 ,,-lthol1l till!
delllY c'Il-used by a.l,prenliat ;,wd IIl-
O-'IfJerlenced haDdl! of len f0I111d at
the contest type Rodeo, En"11 flf' r '
t<tmance i 8 conducted 'I'll h lhe
precis ion of n helped
I",\th drum !'Oils and marchIng
rhytbms found only ill a go dol -I
ci rcus band... The Cowboy
Rose Steele and her "Dog Town
Revue" anti Rudyno[f' R Ballerina
Horses, (nil fo rmerly with RLng.
ling Bl'Oth rs ) ndel mcye of tllc
Big, 'lpp atmosphere to t h I a
pro.lrleiand attraction.
ArlzoDll ja.ck land Texie tbrill
crowds eVQI'y\\,here with ' thair
trick and fn,ncy I'oping, but ' the
big tbrllL of Rodeo Is tllO
B,teor wrestli ng "Bulldogging"
the most dangerous of a ll cowboy
swrts, (rom the back
a. fust I'lInnlflg horsn to lbe hOl'ns
of I be steer' lind throwing Mm.
Tlokets '1'111 g,o on sale April
]0 at , tb(\ Gibson Holel ann tbe
Garden:' , Prices pf ticketB (01' Re-(
served seatB. are $2.50 and $2,00,
Acbdll1si()n $1;00. Th.o
Rodeo slarts Ap,ril 20 and runs
through tbe 23 with mlltinees Sat-
urday and Sunday. MBII orders
are being acccpLed now at
OlnclDnuti Garden, 2260
Avenue, CincInnati 12, Ohio. They
will be promptly mled In Ule order
111,.' whl oh t hey iI,r,e 'received,
By JANIE FITE
The re"cnll y OI'ganizecl
Society of lhe Fr iends Churc.h met
tbe- home of tbelr pn.stor and
w Lfe, Mr. and Mro. E. PartJng1.oT"
Tueijdlty ev .. r,lng to elect It R offi
cers for tbe year. ThoBO
were l\frs. Edtth Lukens, President,
Mrs. Flora , Partington, Vice P res -
dent , lIfabel Terry, 'Secretary, anu
Mrs. Mne Cook, Treasurer, 'rho
next meeting Is to be beld ILt the
bomo of Mrs. Lukens, ' 'rIlC$ua-y
May, 2.
The Willing 'Workers lass of
the Frlenus Chl,ll'ch met at t il 0
bome of Mr. and Mrs. 'r. Parling
ton MQndaY eveDlng. The
was caned to order by the class
t ca.eher, Ml's. Uarj9J'le 'Starr, The.
group e\ected Its new officers fOI'
the year with the following to
"Berve Donald Barton, PTesldon1.
Frelda Ca.mpben, Vice, Pres'idene.
Anltlli Campbell a! cl Bernadine
Hackney. Treasurer,
Plans weI' discussed for lui,,
Ing a box 80clal nt tho Grange Hall
May ]2, a1ld ' havlng the mcmberB
or tJle Gl eamcrfl C1RRR as Invlteel
gu st s. '
'Miss Myrna Rile Miracle, a mem-
ber of lbe !-In!'veysburg Hi gh
School Senior chl ss f1. f1p ellrprl AS
(, '1lest soioillt " R,t a banqlfet gl veil
by tlto Wnl'rilll Coun ty Agricultu re
SocIety, In LcbRnOil. Wednl' sdilY
evonlng, }[Jss lit Iracl cllose u.s
bel' selections, "1'11 0 You Again"
"1'1D Fa.Jllng In Love With Som -
one" nnd "1\ PI'i1 howers'" Sl1e
wits aocompanied at t he Ill ano by
Mrlj , Erlna Dogan,
""r, and Mrs. Den B('cket t ' batl
as their 'guest Thursday aftellnoon
their daugbter, Mrs'. G.\enn Cook,
of Franklin'.
\Mr. and Mrs, Wllilam .Wetzel
had ao tbelr guests \\Tcdncsday,
fl'he 10caJ order of GI'ange met theIr BOn and daughter-In law. Mr,
at the HaJJ, Monday eve- and Mrs. Richard Wetzel of Dayton,
ntng, Miss Mary WlIIeman, War' Mr, and Mrs. Frank Shutts who
ren County .Home ' Demonstration ' have been spending the wlnt('f
Agent WII.8 the guest llpeaker. In- months at thr 'home of Mr, and
eluded also On tbe program wel'e Mrs, George Plymire In Fort POl't
vocal selections by Barbara Bogan Rickey Florida returned to lhelr
and a group of plano selecUonR by bome In the vlUage TuescIay.
lin. Edna .
1.11', and M-rs. W. P. McCarren
, 8e"eral women from tbts vIcinity have returned from their wlnlQr'
attended the WlU'rQn Count)' W. bome In 'Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
O. T. u. In Franklin, ;'Amulng arncle'" a rarce
rru..... three acta. la to be by
'"
lredon . peelsl xpel'lmnut!l
S I lI P ill h' Ology. h ml!lll'Y.
("holfjgy, phYHlcs, ene;l neerl ng <l.ll cl
genlogy labolnl ol'lI>S.
NOTICE TO ALL
PLAYERS
A II men anti boys are tn
LCl'csted In so,tball. are ul' g:ed to
meet at 'Vayne Park Sunday, A pr:i
23 at '
P.-T. A. TO
MONDAY
'rh WiILyn .. sv1H& Paernt-Teach' r-
!ISO -laUon 11'1\) hold a meetlll g
Monday eveni ng, April 24th at tb
Hlgh ' Scbool AUcltorinm,
Lh e lnJls 01" Hllrveysbul'g
A jgh !;chool, al the scbool II-ucli-
lo,' itlm F'!'Ic1ay evenillg. April 28.
" MaI'Y Dell Boga,,' and Clive De-
bnal'd Jr, , Ill be starred in the
lelul1ng roil' S. Other members of
the cast InClude:
: .'
lXH'Othy Adco,x. Donna .TacobH,
James Wiseman. !\fary Ann CarneR,
Robert Hildebre ht, lind MyrnR. Roe
MiraCle, '
(fhe production will be (ll1'ect d
Mr$. Gladys HOOk, 1\ member
of lhe high achool [ncuLly.
, ,Thomas \Vel ch, who has bel' n
s('rlously IIJ , is reeo\' ring satiS-
factorily,
,The MethodIst Cburch has 01"
ganlzed n. chq1r, Its first In several
yeal'S, The ch'olr, 'wblcb consists
of t h" members o[ tlle
CLUBS, III directed by Mrs. Fldml
BogaD with Mrs. Lu ny MeCllrl' II
:1S lhe pianist.
, MI'9, Metta Brown spent tilt>
week end In Wilmington, ' a8 t hE'
guest of h l' mot.her, Mrs, Mluni ...
Cllnel',
Mr. und Mrs, Paul McKntgbt and
family of Dayton, ,wer,e the week
enll hOllse guests of Mr. MuKnlght 's
1lI.otll(>l, Mrs, Myrtl e ,M.cKnlght. .
, Mr, and Mra, OI}Ulde ,rolles an;1
family, who ilal' e been t<!sl ding hI
th ileck etl dw lllll g 0 1\ l\f II i II
s treet, llJovcll i'rolll t herp to a
home neo I' C:larks vllle, Stllllrday"
Winton Etz l' utC)rtalned a
gruup of chlldrcn at hOI' born a.t
urdny In hon'Or . of her daughter
Kathy, \\'bo WIlS celeb'rating her
s lx.th blrthclay ullnlvel'BIU'l', T h "
afternoon W(lS s pent In 'pinyinI';"
,tll'I OI\ !I : gumlls ,afll'I' whI ch lit e
hostO!!s sel'ved delighHni ren'eah-
ments.
Floren 'e Etz of URYttln ,
" -liS th gll s t Saturday of h(','
son :lI1d daught er-lu-law, MI' . :1 lid'
rs, "Vinton Etr..
John E. \;Velab. who was Injured
In un nulOll)oblle ac '1,lent several
week,s , ago hAil benn relebsed . {1'01ll
Middletown Hospital. He ' Will re-
Ulain at home of h.ls son In Uti ca
until Mrs, Welsh is able to
to their bome In the ,village,
Mrs. Pearl Jones who was taken
111 . Frtday morning Is rec:overlng
_
(Mr. and Mr" Fred Sljerwood,
Mrs, Florence Frost, Mrs. Clint
'l'aylor, Mr. and ' Mrs. Lawrence
Starr, and Mr, and Mrs, ' 1"1</ 11111
Tleitm.eyer attended the Reflnbli
can Banquet at the Go.lrlen l.,lImh
Hotel In Lcbnnon.
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robel-t Uran,I<'t;-
burg had 811 their dllrlng till'>
week Mr. Drandenb\JTK's motbE'r,
ot South IAbanon.
I '
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PAGE TWO
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r4-
U. S.-Defense Setup Challenged;
:A Denial
U. S. Stote Secretary Dean Ac!be-
son branded all falsebood.
mants by Sen. Josepb McCarthy
that Owen Lattimore-whom Mc.
Carthy has caUed 0 Soviet agent
- was the actual director at Amerl
can poliCy In the Far East. AI).
s wel'lng questions Bt ' a press con-
Progress Reported in ECA Field;
Truman Signs Crop Increase Acl
ference, Acheson added that: '
(BDlTOR
I
8 HOTE l WbeD opinion. art'!! ex-r"e "a 1ft Ultle eolamb.J, they are tbolli e 01
"' 'era New. p.per 1).loll', we anal, And Dot ntlClealarJly of lhl. new .,m1Jer. )
I, Lattimore n eve r was 4:m- t
ployed by the s\,ate departrileh"t. , , .
DEFENSE:
Charges Hurled
Olarge. tbat the govenunerlt bas
been . "ragging Its feet" In organ-
izing t:lvil defense against an A-
bomb attack and in telling Amerl
cana bow to protect themselves
have been burled by four big city
offiolals. '
Io{A Yo'R Elmer E. Robinson of
San Francisco minced no words In
.sserting that lederal authorities ,
have ''fumbled tbe baU" 91' olvUlan
detente, He urged that 8' pollcy of
total defense be Inaugurated imme-
diately by the federal government.
Federal planners blIVe laid that
local oUlciala will bave to assume
primary responslbillty tor civilian
defense against atomic warfare, '
the government'l role being tbat
ol . eoorclinator,
THAT MUST have .eemed an'
ItAod to take to oWclals wbo have
'DO knowledge of atomic' bomb et
teet. or ot the first steps to
. <towarel protection if .ucb bombings
cur. Sa.rely publlc leaders were
within the bonda of reason and logic
wben they demanded that tbe gov
emment channel to them in.
lonnatlon 'on how to provide pro-.
tecUon againat atomic warfare-
information which only the federal
Iwemment possesses, if an,.one or
any group does possess It.
The govemments attitude leemed
a callola one and hard to reconcUe
with all the .care teclmiques prevo
alent In connection with the possi
bility of another war In wltlch
Abomb or the H-bomb would be
the mo.t frightful weapona.
fOREIGN A,ID:-
Some Progress
l .
As the economic coopetatlon 11(1-
ministration stll'rted third year
of operations, plan coun-
tries were being urged to take two
steps of paramount importance to
make themselves ' independent of
extraordinary outside aid by the
Ume ECA endl In June of 1952,
COUNTRIES participating In the
Marsball plan were to be told that
the,. should Intensl1y efforts to sell
more products to the United States
and other ' bardcurrency areal.
':!lCA pointed to that alone meana
of clOSing the dollar lap.
I In that connection, the aaeney
' coaUnuecl, the U.S. could .. by
foIlowinI lnereaslnll7 Uberal 1m.
P.Orl poUciel and commerctal pol-
des leneran,o .0 that trade
rIera do not prevent J!!uropean
CIOUDtriea trom7 Increa.11l1 doUar
andnp. In tbla country.
AS to' ,European economl.c unIIi
cation, ECA stated ita 'belief that
the emblllbment at an etrectlve
IEuropean payment. unlon la 01
erea' Importance. Ellmination of
pubUc and private re.tric;
\t1oaa alao were laid to be a con-
. trlbutln, factor to economic ua.lf1-
catlon.
As a re.ult ot Increased
. Uon .and tinanclal and political
'Hot' Shirt
Defense (;00.11 JoJut,
.oa. (r1gbti talks "cold war'! I
ID a "bot" shirt ae be lind
Presl4ent Truman dlsc1l1lll de.
rense "rateD and . aa.tJ.Com-
munJ.t aotlvlties at the "liltS.
Wblte House" In Key
Fla. Secreta.., Johnsoa.'.
recalls the "Solomonla-ah.hJl
quotation. but enn It I
w.. topped by one the PreSl- t
denl freqaently do_ad r 0 I'
plalarel.
CROP BOOST:
A Compromise
In ani manner likely to, affect
the farm vote-with the congres-
sional electl.on. not !lo man .y
montha Truman
showed an unwonted disposition to
compromJse, rather than' come out
fight.ln-g against anything he didn't
like, liS he has done .0 frequently
in the past.
THE PRESIDENT compromlsed
on an agrlcultut'lll bill raising ac-
reage limitations on cotton and
peanuts for 1050 and modifying
prIce supports for Irish potatoes
next year.
In slgnit)g the measure after
long study, the Presldeot noted.
accordlog to the presidential press
secretary, Charles G. Ross, that
"the good features outweighed the
features." And with
that profound utterance, the bill
was signed Into law.
The President acted after undef-
aoina heavy pressure froql. grqups
urging approval or veto of
joint resolution: '
The lecUon affecting potatoes
Ialocka out price supports for po-
tatoel in 1951 unle81 marketln,
qUOtas, are then in effect. AddJ.
tlonal leglJlatloll would be needed.
however. to put luch quotal Into
operaUon in ISSI. .
THE MEASURE as approved
authorized an inerease of 1.11 mil
Iloo acrel ,in coUQn acreage thia
year and a 60 per cent increase in
acreage ot peanuta planted tor.. oU
production. The previOUS cotton al-
Will 27 mllUon acrel.
It would permit peanut growera
-principally in Texas and Ala-
bama - 100,000 more acres and
would permit excess peanuts to be
grown for au without pena1tles (Ill
certain condition .
2. Ae (Acheson) Isn' t sure he ,
ever met LattImore. I
3. contacts wIth the
state department have been limit I
ed to a tew occasions.
4. According to his informatlon, l
Lattimore never had a desk at the ,!
state (lepnrtment. .
Lattimore, a Far Eastern expert
and 8 protessor at John Hopkinl
. university. had reac;hed Lond.on
from Afgbanlstan, from whence be
was returning to answer Mc-
cha rges. In London, I:.a.,.
branded the McCarthy
charges as "unmitigated Ue8."
McCarthy, meanwhile, was In a
hosp\toi alter a fourbour senate
speech In which he said he would
produce a witness who would
swear Lattimore' 'was a member
the CommunJst party. He told the-
sena te he hal documentl to provl!.
that Lattimore was a Soviet laent
who was getttOg instructions ' trolJ1i
Moscow as lon, ago al 1936.
Lattimore was mO.lt Important
to McCarthy. for the senator had
declared he would rest bII entire
case ot CommuniJt leanlna' in th.
Itate department on the outcome
ot bls charg s against Lattlmore'i
And, unless the coul
produce his witness and bU docu
ments, the ease bODed down to on
of the senator'. word againat tha
at Acheson and Lattimore. . with
the public decidln, as It pleale4
about Wbo was ,right. i
FLYING DISKS:
NovY Says
It there are, or were. any flylna
saucers whirring through space,
the United States navy hall nothing
to do with them and knows nothing,
about t4em. The air force said the
same thing.
THE SERVICES also denied that
they lire developing secret planes,
guided missiles or an;ytbing elae
that could be mistaken for flying'
saucers. .
These deol$ were issued after
two published reports traced the
!lucers to navy and air force .....
cret" projects.
An air force spokesman deelared
"the armed 'forces are not
ing anything that could be traced
to being the basi, at reports of fly-
ing lIaucers."
He laid the air force position WII
the same I. it .was la.t Decembw
it announced-after invelll-
aating 375 reportl of flying saucers
- that they were "mllinterpreta
tiona of varlou. conventional ob-
jectl, a mUd form of l1;Ia
or boues." In other word. ..there
alD't DO .ucla thing" as a flyinl
ucer.
A NAVY SPOKESMAN denied
with equal vlaor that the navy 15
developini .uperapeed plane. that
have been I'potted al ".aucers."
atli.biUzatlon. . ECA said, commu JAPAN.'
nlIm .haa been placed' on the de-
Said he: "The navy not ex-
with, or doing research
on. any type of plarre or guided
missile that resemble. In any way
a fQ-ing saucer."
So. that should be that. However.
It . would be dLWcult to convince
many Americana that ,there are no
flying saucers, and if a troubled
citizen, seeking. subconsciously or
not, a momenlary reUef from his
woes and purdens. thinks an object
in the sky il a flying saucer, no
particular harm has been done. In
it may do him some good.
fensive in all participatlni coun- Bible Mark
1 Believing that Christianity and
HOGS,
- the Bible are the dykes that are
boldlng up the flood of communism
' No Props In Japan, the American Bible
For the tirst time within the past ciety Is beginning a campaign to
eight years, hogs were being bought I en d Bibles to Japan .., Bibles
and at major U.S. market. printed in the language.
bas
'i- ll'IIJUtllO . R totat ot 2,'189,9158 BiblQs
dealera admitted It was dLWcult to
DOlle any difference, .
. PRICES were steacb' to 25 cent.
hlgber. What dId that mean? Was
it an indication that federal . agrl
cultural planners could have been
wrong 1111 these y.earsT It were
the cue, there probably would be
DO admission ot it.
In fllct, one U.S. department ot
.griculture spokesman hailed the
event ' as a "normal market." It
'wall "just a matter of supply and
demand, " he said, as if the de
!partment bad been aW,are and
Ihad considered that venerable law
' ever since the government went
' into the farming business.
. FARMERS and traders, however.
held varying oplnJons ' as " to what
might happen when the 'mlU"keta
opened tor first time since hog
price ,upPort. were allowed to cile.
Some felt growers would become
I and flood the market wit!J
hOil. Bllt. u was reported.
happened..
Antl'IUpport adherenu,
theleu. could draw Uttle conaola-
tIoD from the fMdent. tor farm
.leaden bad mad. it clear viiorou.
efforta would. be made to restor.
hoi price prop.-
SUBMARINES:
"
ht Whose?
Cloaked with all the color and
trappIDp of mratery and IUlpenae
j .... the report that a naval oHlcer
bad made IDIU-ument contact with
'''one or more" unidentified 1Ub-
marlnel ' abOut I' miles oti the CaU-
: fonda 90aiL
OJTIClALLY. 1he weltarn .. a
IroDtiel'. wbiah ordered the hunt.
reported "r ulta and comment
Deptlve." It added the search bad
II .. 41Icontlnued.
among the Japanese, but It Is fe)t
-and this sentiment is abared ttr.
Gen. DOUJIlas MacArthur . that Iin't
enough. 9 I
GENERAL MacARTHUR
alone in that opli:ilon. He has ask4\d
lor ' millionl more. And Dr.
Murata, an oWcer of the Ja1latn
Bible SOCiety, said: "The eyel of
Japan .are ,fixed on two boolu. One
[s Du' Kapital by Karl Marx. The
other 18 the Holy Bible. Japan is at
the crossroads ... . \
To usher in its program 'ot Bible.
for the Japanese, the American
Bible Society this month it spon
loring a huge signature book 01
donors for the purpose of.
funds with wltlch to purchase .and
send' 'the Bibles. Every persoa.
who contributes one 'dollar or more
to the pro,ect will be asked to sip
the donor book.
WHEN the campaign comel to
an 'end, probably this fall, the buae
book. bearing the Signature ot ev-
ery dOnor. will be . fotwarded \0
Japan where it wW be
In the omen of the Japan Bible
Socie.,. a. a token at triencllhip
from the people at America to the
people of Japan.
Boy of The Year
D.vld auno. who _
leete4 "Bo, or The Year" .r
tile Bo,.1 (Jlabl 01 Ameriaa,
hold. the pJa4lue .wardell bIm
and ...... klaa from his mou.-
er alter arrlrinr III Hoil1WOCId
for .. &hree-4a,. toar of film aDd
radl. 11114101.
Ad ', " p,." GERMANY: '
....... I Crisis Impend.
Did Ada"m bave a daulbter, DO ., Aecordtn. to l1. til. German mitt
mention of .whom III In the Bible' CcmmJasloner John .t. McCJ01. a
Dr. Guido Kiach. noted Icholar. "real cri.Ia" ,ppeara inevitable in
bal declam that a BOO-,.eu-oJ4 Germany. McCloy uttered th.
Latin manulcrlpt. claim. that' Ad wamin. in talk betore a cOIl-
am had a daUlhter whole aam. It8U iubcommtttee. 'He told
wa. never mentioned lD 8IJJ' ver- house group that SovIet preasure
lion of th. Old Te.tamellt. Dr. la arelUlt ofcODfidence. rather than
Kisch laid the manuscript, oldelt 8117 ".enaa of lnterlorl.,. or tear 01
and moat acCurate veraloa kDowD attack" b,. weltent forces. "The
aa "Blbl1cal ADtlquitle.... mill" BUIIiaDa' feel their ItreDltb." be
Uoaed a dlqhter NoabL aald.
in Prison
Can Be 'Funny,'
One Girl Claims
,J Build This Cozy Home
For Wrens
NOTRE DAME, IND! - LUe l!l
prison? " .
Aw, It's not so terrihle. But that
dEmends upon whloh ' side of the
. you may - be: However, lUe
in prison CRn be very funny, ac
cordJng to on inmate of Stateville
pr'ison at Joliet, III. I
'The " inmate" referred to Is tall
blonde of 21 with a slow smile and
.oft voice. She Is Jane Ragen, and
wby IUe In prison may not be.
tough for her , Is due to the fact
th,at she Is tbe daughter of Joseph
Rllgen, the warden at Stateville.
She Is a senIor at St. MarY'1 eo.!-
lelfe htre.
'There's nothing really unusual
about her home IIle; Jane asserts.
A pollee guard or two outside the
Bpaftment, meals cooked
and served by convicts, wardens
and other minions of the law as .
frequent house guests-but nothin, .
unusual.
"It' s just ordinary to us," lay.
tho girl who has lpent bel' Ute lnj
prJson. I
Jane and her brother, Bill. a 20
,.e:ar old .tudeot at St. Ambros.
colUege In Davenport, Iowa,' were
born and brouaht up inside prl,on
walls.
IIlother Wenl a. Bride
With a straight tace, Jane ex
pla:lns, "my mother went to p;olson
as a bride." .
For the last 15 years, the Ragenl
have lived In their 10 room aparte
l
ment in the administration build-
Ing at StatevUle. Previous to 19911,
Ragen was warde,9 at Menard
prison In ru.
Not thaI living Inside prison gates
put a damper on Jane's childhood.
Shi! nnd Bill played cops and rob
ben in back of the prison with the
neighborhood kids, with just 81
mu.cb zest and more authenUcity
than most. Thclr wooden guns were
Jiandmade for them by the con
victs. ,
'I'he conVicts' were . goad to the
' children, Jane recnlls. Bill, in his
prescbool days. had one favorite
whlJ dressed and undressed him
eac'h morning and evening. No one
could touch him.
The day this convict was to be reo
leased on parole, Mr. and Mrs. Ra-
genl took a short tTlp. The convict
requested leave to stay on In prison
,mtU the Ragens returned. For who
would dresll BIU if he wasn't there?
Proper M\lk Cooling
Necessary for Grade
Warm Milk Excellent
For Bacteria Breeding
MHk be cooled properly In
order to be clnssed as Grade A. ,
Unsatisfactory cooling can mnke
good pasture, a beaitby herd and I
observance of aU henlth and man-
agement rules look mighty sick.
To presllrve lj.uaUty, milk should
be cooled to '50 degrees or lower
loon afLer Jt Is drawn. MUk is
cooled In one ot three ways on the
tarm: by water, Ice and mechan-
ical refrigeration.
Electric mUk coolers are thermo.
.tatlealy controUed and use from
25 to 30 KWH per month ' to cool 10
Farmer llels tImer to oper-
ate an extraagllator on con-
ven&loDal mUll eooler.
. gallons of milk per day. Even they,
however, might be Improved.
One a ttempt to do this is ilIuI'
trated in the accompanying photo-
,graph. It sh6ws a farmer setting
a . timer to operate on extra agita-
tor or a conventional cooler. By
meaos 01 this special equipment.
he starls bu'ildlng up the ic;e baok
In the cooler the minute the milk
cans are Immer sed. Thel'o Is no
waiting, for the escaplna heat from
the mllk to set the coollrig mechan-
ism in actIon. .
Small Acreage Fanners
Practice Conservation
Jane, who is majoring In Engliah .
andl minoring in JournaUsm at St. i
Malr7!a college, lays her main amo, , operators are begin
bltton. I.n adci1Uon to worJdnl 011 a nlQg to ebanae . their ' beUet that
newspaper, I. to wrIte a book about 60U, conservation II ' a luxury they
life in prison. It will be il comed,.. Can t ,afford. .
E:Xcept for the time that Jametl Thousands .mali farms are
Stel wart. Richard Conte and Lee 1.. now practicing allout soU conser
Cobb were dinner guelu .of the . vatlon with excltlna r4!lIults.
aallens durlnl the tumin, of "Call Back In the 1930'., I farming
North.lde 7'17" at Stateville, Jane magazine recaU., farmer. were
laYl prllOn life Isn't too excltlnl: told to cut down on corn and .msn
No 8peol&oalar Bl'ealul
There baven't been any Ipectacu
lar pri.on breaks .. far b.ck u
Jane can remember.
'There have been a couple
n. attempts, but and I werel
alway. in Cbi,cagq, ahoppinl. when
they happened."
The only time Jane can recaU
cominS near a prison was
the night at dinner ber mother was
an tableclotll
Ihe had seen that day. In Chicago.
Onet of the walters, a Texan wbo
wall In prison because of an aH.lnity
tor Other people's belongolngs. bov.
ered over the table, listenini clole
ly to Mrs. Ragen. . .
Finally be leaned over confiden
tiaUy and said, "WeU, now, Mn.
Raf:en. If you'U Just let me out for
a d,ay, ' I'll be glad to get that lable
cloth for you." "
, totrs. Rlgen relused the oHer. But
it ,ave Jane the Idea for a comedy
on Iprlson Ilfe. And, when you thinkI,
about it. it'. not a bad Idea. .
Mlllinc Trash Balkets
New. 'York'. 'Iilnest'
NEW YORK.-Wbo'd steal wire
travh Seemingly a good
Question,. but New York has the
araln. The Idea wal to keep more
oi the land in Irall and most of
the rest In hay cropi most of the
Ume.
After ,giving .00 conservation. e
try. thousands of oJjeratorl of
amall farml bave now concluded.
the ' magazine finds, that one canl
raise more of everythjng. . Some;
have doubled production in just a
tew yeara under .SOll conservation I
practices. . I
I BroUers Need Water l
ail.wer. More than 316 such bas Broilers need water to put
ketll have been stolen from the weight. ' Laying hens need it tq
,treets. maintain satisfactory egg produc
TII:Ie pollce. red laced and bot tiOD; And they need It all ,.ear
> under the coUar, said it bad them round-winter and summer.
bea'L In. yeBrs p'Bst, poultry watereri
. Tlhe city, in a bur8t at tldiness. required almost constaot attention
put out 4,800 Ibiny new during the winter. Often the battle
basket . They were blg-34 against Ice was fought Iteam.
high, and heavy-45 poundl. They ing kettles 'ot water. I
were to stand on crowded Itreds: One method of overcomin, WI
'l"be poUce watched them al . U problem il presented in ac.
tbe,jr were aned with emeraJdL cOmpaf!Yinl illustration. It
Stpll the,. ! the !nitallation of a. heat lamp
"][ alk wbo would b. over a common type of waterer.
wantlnli baaketa, laid oUlceI' . The warmth produced II aufficienJ
ADd I tell, myaelt-hahl Apartment to keep the water tree of Ice al
IaouM superintendenta. weU II to Prevent Uttar from be-
"So I acout ar6un4 behind apart. comlDl wet around the , waterer.
meat houle. ,and what do l lInd!
Cats. Laundry. Milk
but lelill onu. bouCht ani
pat.<J for. Not our b81k.... Not
iaJdIj. IIIW bair of them." I
Tilla cm let of tip. trozp
aJdjwalll detect1Vul r
" tpwnen take .m. Wje
'.. to burn leav . If
BJ'*' .wbe burna lelve. III "eb-
rda'rl or March' .
fsnclera .re dolrir It.
1IUI!lteta would makt wondltfld
Dry Silage Sometime.
Contain. Few Vitamin.
DrJ wblch bal been IUb-
jeeted to 10na-eODtlnued. hip beat
cd fermentatlcm. baa UW. carotene
of Vltanun'A content lett. iIl It. Car-
oten. UlUal17 Ii "adlJ' naede4 to
supplement the other rations.
Th. farmer wttb ."eI'al aUoa
10 fW IhouJd mn .even! a,.
aheael at wIMrl the kem.1a haVe
flDitbed 4eaUQI \0 avoid
up tbe Iilo-flIIIq Wilb eora that iii
..... ttIe dI7" .. It .. blowa ...
Birds fine Preferences
T
HE DEPTH of the house, the
width, size of opening , con-
structions and where located are
aU important to different kinds of
birOs. Pa.ttern 277 gives actual-size
cutting guides for blue birds and
wrens.

Price of pott.rn Is 25.. Order dIrect
from-
WORKSUOp PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer 10
Bedlerd Hili., New Y.rlr,
. MAllY lEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
At ". c-c oId,r, eU'_ a.ad .tralo . oY'"
rtiOD, Imolitlol or 'eKpC1J.N te
... d IOm.tlm .. 110.... down Iddnej 'UD.,.
&100. Tbl. rna,. I .. d ",ooy 10111:1 to COlli-
plaiD 01 .ac.IDI bl.klcb 1_ 01 pep .... 4
a.I..,.. b.adaob .. aDd dl .. 'D.... Goul
up at,be. or '."quo.1 P .... IIM maF _u1,
'.om ",I bladder I."LIIIIOI\I dll. to cold.
cIa",p._ or dlelll"3' IDdllcnlloD"
U FOW' dllCOmlorll a.. duo to lb_
...... don" .. alt., tI')' 0.,...', PIIII, a mild
diuretic. Uaed IlIe_lull,. bF mililolll lor
I.e. 60 F ....... WbUI lb oymploml m.,
oileD .. occur, Imaclne bow
.. 0., lim.. DoaD. aI.. lapp), ",11111-
help lb. 16 mil,,!, 01 'lId " tub .. and rutara
n ... b Ollt .,La. Got DOlO'. PUb loci.,.
DOIl'S PILLS
RID YOUR HOME of
INSECTS
flnlllllt blttt_ and tho
bandy dispenser eJecl'
a cloud or aerolol r08
which kilts nies, mosqul.
toe.! oaches, anla. bed
bugs, mOlhs and silver
fish. Leaves no unplcllS-
ani odor and Is harm-
less to humans and-pet.
when used al dirwted.
Sold 1\ drua. bud .....
. . and r&llD luppl)' .tora..
'OIACCO IY-'IODUCn & CHIMICAL
. COIPOIATlON IlctlMOHD, VIRGINIA .
7DAYI
1U, In jlllt 7 daya., In one shott week _.
a croup of people ,.ho chanced from tlielr
eld dentifrice. to Caloll TooJh Po,.dir .. e ....
aced J8'J(. tetth by eclenti6c
Wht not chucC! to BIlJ
Calol: tod.y 10 your e
teeth Clll etart IooklDi .Jc=::t! =.
l)rijlltt,.lomonowl .
,
CALOx.
... .. NP ......
McK_ a: Bobbiae lac.. Bri4&tPort. Co_
Tbursda,. April ZO, 1950
RIFLE SAFETY
It is I1ad and dangerous policy tea shoot at. rocks (above) for the
obvious reason that the bullet moytricoche,t and fly off to injure
someone. In the aotion shown in photo at right, the boy is, court.
ing death or injufY by jUR!ping a fence while carrying a gun. This
,S one of the important of .011 '!don'ts" in safe rifle-handling.
Bullets can ricochet from water, too (below).
, ,
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE, OHIO,
ee Iy
ictur
stor
a race of
rifle shooters, toke to the
spirit early a_nd eilch spring
'youngsters get busy oiling
on their .22 rifles in antici-
pation of another season
of fun with a gun. Captain
Jack Lacy, famed marks-
man and gun, tester at
Winchester, always empha-
sizes the need tor safety in
gun .handling. In this series
of photos of "do's" and
"don'ts" on rifle safety, he'
was assisted by John Poul-
son and' Steve ,Pachl (small-
er of the two boys). In the
photo above, Captain Lacy,
. is stressing first "do'
-treat every gun as if it
we reloaded. At left,
"rou9h-housing" or "horse-
play' when' holding a gun
is a most definite "dan't,'"
The practice of shoot-
ing at 9 I ass insulators
(above) on telephone or
power lines is another im-
portant "don't." Too, it is
unlawful in practically
every state in the union to
shoot from a public high-
woy, , -
By Rlobard Bill Wllklnl!!l.
"WE 'could .eD Dunr." Sylvia
.ald. joe stared at her.
'You don't mean thatl ..
Dusty thumped his taU on the
floor and pricked his ears. There
was, he hoped, a postllblllty of be-
Ing taken for a walk up the slope
behind the house where rabbits
frequently ran and offered no end
or excitement.
Sylvia laughed nervously. "Of
course I don't. I was only ,oklng.
We Wouldn't lIe11 Duslty for a mil-
lion doll ars." She reached doWn
r-----... Bnd twisted one
of nusty'. flop.
ping ears around
her for efinger.
....,.____ Dusty lolled hIs
tongue and 'slghed
ln contentment. Next to chasing
rabbits. there was nothing he
lilted bettcr than having hi,!! ears
twisted. unless It W91 hunting a
glbve or an old sboe (lr pocketbook
that either Joe or Sylvia bad hid-
den. .
Joe lay awake that nlgbt and
thought about what SylVia had said.
He relt guilty and asbamed, but
when you haven't enough to eat
and you own .ome property that
v.:pu1d bring an easy thousand dpJ-
la,. on the open market, you can't
belp thinking about
. Sylvia', aUDt bad IriveD them
Dusly tbe week tbey
left ror HollYwood. was sev-
en weeka old, pure bred
Springer Spaniel, bla(lk as co . 1
and lntelllgent ., .wo ordinary
hwnlUl beings. .
The next morning Joe decided to
go down onto the boulevard. Some-
times on the ,bouleva rd be met
someone he knew and would get
t alking and perhaps get a line on
something. He put Dusty on bis
leash and out.
Joe turned down Vine street.
Just below Selma, some children
were playing on a lawn. One of
them was crying. Joel stopped to
see what the trouble was. A little
girl had lost her rag doD. It was
somewhere about, but he couldn't
find It. Dusty licked the litUe girl's
hand. She cooed happUy and patted
bi. head. The other children crowd-
ed about. Joe ' unsnapped Dusty'.
leash, held the little girl's skirt to
bis 1I0se and said: "Go flndl"
he'" let .... _ 71p pa went
boaadlq __ y. Tw. mlDDte.
later .. cam. baClt:. b.ldlQ III
bIa mouth Ole The 1il-
lie rtrl clapped .her bancl ..
"Smart laid II volee.
Joe turned. A ear bad .topped at
the curb. A small rOUJ:ld man. with
a friendly race had emerged onto
the sidewalk. Joe nodded. "Pure
bred Sprlnller. They're all amart."
I "Are they'" said thEI little man.
Bta eyel tWinkled. "IWke to leU
him"" Joe said nothing. He felt a
queer prlcklin, at the base at his
skulL "Like to .eU him?" IBid the
man again.
"How much?" .ald Joe, not look-
ln, at him.
"Nine hundred."
roE thought of Sylvili. She Wal
, probably hungry. She'd be bung-
rier tonight The only alternative
wa. city relle!. A man lib
"8_ mach'" .. Id Joe. Dol
IeMIq a. him.
, .
pride. He remembered the bug
Sylvia had liven Dusty before they
left. He thoullbt of the way Dusty
nip at their toea when .. they
were lettlDl drelsed Itt the mom
I In .
I
i!e ,hOok his bead. ''No'" he
laiIL "Nol Not for twice that
amount." . .
The rotund man laugbed. "Then
bow about hJrlilg him? You, too,
o! course. We're maklna a picture
Ibat require. a cute do" who wID
,0 find thlnp that have been bid
den."
loe up hi. beld. "\Vba""
'''I'IdU It over." .. III &lie
........ m ... 'P., lIIId tie III
ta, ....... , DI, .ard." Be
..... "80pe. aldll" InnH
,.. wI&II ilia. DIlle hlllldred eI.
Ier. 1".., ,'. 1NriII two &II
..... ., ...... NeYer ....
.............................
.... .. __ ...... 1118 Q .,
- .......... y_ call
..................
loe' ... _ tile ud
wat.elled 'tile blaclr
..... Be. Pacoct lDe. i_l'a.
...... , Daat;. Dale,
.... eipeotu_. Be
wdI aomo 1DOh. .Joo
PAGE THREE
Wilson' s Cotta,e
The coltage where Woodrow
Wilson and his bride s pent their
honeymoon is still with
newlyweds a t Arden ,. In the moun-
tains of west ern North Ca rolina.
8igh Mountains
There are 125. mountains over
5,000 feet above sea level in North
Carolina.
Cool, FlaUerlng
N
EAT and pretty and ttie easles,t
kind of sewing is this cool,
comfortable dress . A' narrow belt
ties softly in front. the scooped
neckline is especially flattering.

Pa ttern No. 1885 Is 'n l ew-rile perfo-
ra ted pa ltern In s ize. 12. 14. 18. 18. 20:
40 anel 42 Size 14..... ya rdl of 35-lncb.

The I prlna and Hummer FASHION 11 "
comolete oa tl e r n maj(szlne-It' R IIlIed
with fa bri c new . "aoy to mll ke st yles
decorn ttng t ips-fr et! pa tt ern orlnte" tn.
. Ide th e book . ce nU
SEWINO CntCLE PATTERN DEPT.
650 Soa'" WeUs 61., CIII 7. UI .
Enclou 2:1 cV\\JI 10 cow (or each
pattern des ired.
Pattern No .. .. . She . ;
Name
Mdr,," ......... .. .... . . .... ...... .. .
OUSEHOlD

If mustard spots wasbable mao
terial. remove by working glycerin
intO the stain and rubbing lightly
between the bands . Then wash tbe-
in soap and water.
Leftover meat may be ground
and used in a ' salldwich to pack
into a lunch box_ 'To stretch the
meat. add a chopped, harcl-coqked
egg and season with salt and pep
per and a little onion
pulp; moisten with mayonnaise.
. The action of unprotected metal
cu'rlers and bobbie pins causes
pillow cases to wear out quickly ..
To save your linens tie ' a 1f/ide.
oolorful ribbon around your hair-
pins .
To vary vanilla ice creom,
marble it with crushed peanut
brittle before you store it in a
refrigerator tray.
fa- -the flO!{K
of.tMnl '.
Orand breakfast IIIdlll dlMJ
Here', the "power" of COI1I.
Taatea por.oufully goodl
Critlp, 8weet, 'freshl Your
in KOOCln_
Kellogg'. COm Flakea.
MOINa INOWsllt'.
:INow ICan SLEEP"
"Coffee nervu ulllld
to keep me I.oIIsiDIL
aod turoioa. But
.iooe Iwi tohioll to
POSTUM . I Ileep
. ouDdly-and friend.
bave oommented 00
my improved all'
pcuranco. t!
SCIENTIFIC FACTS: Bolb co1Jee and lea
contain caiJoio-a druo-a _ "'muhl"'-
So. whi le many people caD drink colree or
tea without ill-efTeov-.:..ot be... suffer D_
ouenellll. indigCfltiool 11100\>1_ Dip'" Bat
POSTUM COOtaiOI DO caffei u-"" ....
lhat can llOuiblll kUflllOU 4WOA:.J
M"KE THIS JEST: Buy INSTAN'I
POSTUM t,.oday-theo drink POSTUN
elelusively for 30 days-and iudQt bI/ -
.ul.ul . INSTA.NT POSTllt4,- ,A Vic-
orqu8 Drink made from .Healthful WIMa$
ani! Bran. A Produot of GeDeraI FoocJ.

QUICK. and
TASDMEAL
Van Camp'.
Pork and leans
.. Tomato Save.
Choice. plnmp, whelle beaJII
a
uuce Jlweel portE ...
'witb JlalWr .hrouBh .ni
tlJrqag/l. Only Vaa Camp'.
. origin.torot _ell pork
IIId Leana give. 1f1 10
much good eating a. web
little ooet A;Dd effort.
Only Duffs Bot RoD Mix
can make
Sweet Rolls Like These!
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LIP'" .... roD., ricber aoIcl-bIuW., '
fnIher I!Icher tMIiDe. ADd :raa'll
'&lei dao taate-....... boaIe-baW noet
1OIk.1Gq ........ Jan foIlowibo",pIe
.dJNcIIou OD RoIlIIiz
PAGE
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
Eat.bll.hed 1850
PA'UL A. SCHERER ......... . . . . ......... ... . Edltor and Publl.her
CECILIA J. SCHERER ..... . . . . .... .. . .. . . Seer-etar), and Treaaurer
Published Elvery Thursday Morning
THE MIAMI GAZETTE,
00 n o'
EXCELLO
,POWER
at Waynesville. Warren County, Ohio
Entered as second clalJs matter at Law' n
tbe at Waynesville. Oblo,
'Mowers.
$85.50 UP
Subscription Per Year. In advance, in Oblo. U. elaewhere
B'AI R D" S
, GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Lytle
MI;THODI8T CHURCH LYTLE METHODI8:r
B. E. Baugbn. Paator
CHURCH . 1IIIIIIII.IIIilIDlllm
ll. D. Cpleman, MlDiater
Church Sc11oo1, 9:80 A.M.,
Harold Eamb'lLrt, Supt.
MI'. Unlfle.d Service, 9: 46 B. m.
ST. MARY'8 EPI8C9PAL
SQU,ARE DA.NCE
'SATURDAYt APRIL 29, 1950 ' Worshlp Senlce. 10:80 A.M.
Youth Felowabl.1p. Sunday, 1:80
P.M.
FERRY CHUI\CH'OP' CHRIST
Byron Carver. MIDlater
The Rev. Samuel N. Keys Rector .
'Sunday: Holy Oommunlon: S a. m.
' Primary church school }O:30 a'.m.
Public Invited
WAYNESVILLE, GYM
SPONS'ORED BY
BLble School. 9:80 A.M.
Morning WonbJp. 10:80 A.M.
Pr&1er '7:00 P.M.
YO\IDC People'a MeetIQ, 7:00
Evening Services. '7 :30 P.M.
WAYNE8VILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST . '
)l. H. Coffey, MlnlBter
Bible School, 9: 30 A.M.
Momlnc Worahlp, 10: 80 A.M.
YoullC Peopl .. ' MeeUng, 1:.5
P.M.
EYenlng Sarvice, '7:30 P.M.
(Ages 0 through 8)
' Adult Worship, 10:30 a. m:
UT'CA CHURCH
'WlIJlam Shannon, Mfllister
Sunday Scbool, 9:30 A.M" Mra .
. James Ganlso.n, Supt. .
Preaching, let. and 3rd. Sun
do.ys of eact.' month, 10:80 A.M.
Evening Services. 7: 80 P.M.
. -
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ST. AUGUSTINE CJiUACH
Father R. H. Pastor
Masses, 8 and 10 A.M.
Pra11lr MeeUns and Bible Study CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
WedD81u.,.. 8 P.!I. I Part! U"_' .
MT. HOLLY METHOD''''
T, II. Bcaft, KlDIICer
SUnclay Scbool, ':30 A.II., Eo
A. lDaruhart. Bupt.
WonbJp Semce, 10:30 .A.!I.
. Eveni.n'C 7: 30 P.lII.

..se _ ....... t.r
Worablp Benlce, 10 .I..K .
Bunclay Soboo", 11 .I. .
WAYNESVILLE FRIEND&
First Day School. 9: SO A.M.
MeeUng for WorshIP . 10: 80 A,.1Il.
VOTE FOR
EVERETT BOA.HE
Morrow, Obi9
REPUBUCAN CANDIDNI'E FOR
. . STATE 'REPRESENTATIVE , .
PRIMARY ELECTION,. MAY 2, 1950
Your Support Kindly Appreciated -Pol. Adv.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Admlnlatrator
Etaate of Flora . Susan Hawke.
Decea.aecl.
CI ""I _DIN CO. .
\ -.
'Eva a (ow
Can't Make 'liis
Kind of
Bsie says, "SofKurd Milk is ex-
clusive wi rh Borden's in Dayton.
It.'s the anly milk that stays fluid
during digestion . .. unlike
homa!;Jenizod soft curd
milk which c a a g'U I ate s
"clumps" in the stomach. Be.
cause So'f-Kurd mil k remains
fluid, it easier and per.
mits the body to retain mote
calcium and phosphorus than
any othe:r milk."
"Borden', Sur Kurd Milk t astes
b.tter. toe. " Elsie adds. "There
ia cre(l:T1 in drop!".
T Qke a tip from Ellie-
Swjtch to aJlpurpCIM
Iordlm', SclM(urd Milk
todG'(. A" your gro-'
car, BoreI.n driver, CIt
cal Hemlock 1275. .'
7JOn/tIlS
219 E. 5th St, .. t
Notice ls bereby .given that C.
Lee Hawke. whose post office ad
dress Is Wayneavllle, Ohio, has
been duly appointed as A<1l1llni8tra-'
tor of the Estate of Flora Susan
Hawke. late 'ot Wo.yneavllle. War
ren County, Ohio, decel'lled .
Daled this 28th da.y at 1\1 arcb,

RALPH H.CAREY .
J'ldge of "the Probate Court
. WlU'ren County. Ohio
G, L. ScbllllDg, Attorney
Publlahe'd April 6-18-20
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Fairley Bardware
PboDe 2441 O.
The Waynesville HiP School
Alumnae Asaociation
EarI ,Dupnta Orche.tra
p. M. TICKETS 500

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Administrator
Estate of Ella B. COok. DeMosed.
'Notice Is. bereby given tbat Ern.
est E. coOk, whose post oUice ad
dresg Is R. R 2, Waynesville. Ohio,
has been duly apPOinted a8 Admin-
Istrator of the J!J8tate of Ella D.
Cook. late of 'Vayne
Warren COunty, Ohio, deceased,
Dale.1 this 30th duy oC March.
950.
RA LPH H. CAREY
. Judge of the Probate Court
young & Young, AttorneYIl
Published April 6-J3-20
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Admlnl8trator
Estate of John c. Hn.wl'e. D .
cea.sed.
Notice Is bereby given t hat C .
Lee Hawke, whol!8' post office all-
dress Is Waynesville, Ohio, 'has
been duly ns Adminis-
trator of the Estate of John C.
HaWke, late of Waynesvllle, WIJr'
ren Ohio, deOe\lged.
Le ... lD Juvelry Wear
Dated this 28th da.y of March,
1960.
BALl'H H. CAREY
Judge of the Probate Oourt
G. L. Schilling, Attorney.
Published April 6-1320
Nlnetynlne in 100 French women
wear precloq. platinum. palladium
or ,old Jewelry compared with the
ume ratio of American women
who adorn themlelves with cos
tume pieces.
CANDIDAn: IF'OR
'fiVE
To 'file'
OHIO GENERAL Y
CEDRIC A.
LEBANON, 01-110
FOR A SECOND TERM
. ,
. Republican' .,rimary Election, .Tuesday, May 2, 1950
. Your Vote and Support . Will Be Appreciated
I
World War II Veteran -Pol. Adv .
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FLOOR
and
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Wall Paper Steamer
, .
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Phone: :Wayn .. "llle 2834
Barvey. Ohio
APRIL :!O. I 50
with ,a'il tliese Features!
7f Ii., a cu. ft: - All UMble (opacity .
1ft .. 0 lb. fr.e.', Locker ..
.". 'A lushel. Acid-Resi.tin. 'r h'n., Shelf for Super-Cold
Meid Storo
Jt IA lush.1 Acid-Resisting C,itper
'* 5 Full-Width Shelves for .I,xib'e food Storog
* TaIl IoIlI. Storll. - Av,o""ic ,,,,trior ligh,Pun 'oflll.l .... 4
(obinlt - Acid.lltsi,,;". rood (alii.. , ,,", - 5.11".1". S.IIOill"l '-aiel
Yolt Muhanirm- (ullom. I'nltdioft Pion.

tit tk4 p,'tleel
. and only 10rc dow..-24 to foy
. 'BAIRD'S
General Merchandise
leYTLE
Karat
Bottle Gas
Sales Senrice
Ask About our Price on
Installation and Gas
Spring VaDey Hardware Co.
Spring V o
, I
Phone 37371

OUR FlACII.ITLES ARE FlJEX
Iil N'O UQ' H 1.0 meet any
family prererence. .
Wllether n lIervlco til ,beld In' the
cburch. n a. fum or clly
Of In our funeral hom,,' EVElRY
DETAIL IB CAREF'UIltLY PLAN.
NElD AND NOTHING 18 OVER.
LOOKED
McCLURE
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THURSDAY. 'APRIL 20, 'i950

J Dry Ridge
., A Farm Diary I
I ' Uy D. J, Frazier
.:. ,_ . __
A, d il 17, J 950.- 1' he sun sbln'
Ing. 'I'hp "' UII s hone, ytlflt l'tlIIY
. 'I h.lt i ll nl'l ' j ' til lunU or '
l ' l\l'I>t l, I' Lhat lIe' h,t ve b(' n ha l'.
Illg. I t ,' ol\ l,I y wltrm bl l \I'llI'm
(u)oll gh to utitll(' .YOIl r r l Wee II .
Illg Ollt ,or door!:! . It Ii! s llI' IJrl alll /i
how clry Il i s , I'm' wit h 1111 1I111 \' h
\'l owly w)j lUll ' und ol,d wll It
1'1111'1'1 s, It li S thou , 1I
It h\d be n wet but all It Is
almotl L t.wo w ekl;! I;!lnc.} we ha.l
thllt hard \' uln.
Slillt.lay was a I<)"oly day III
the 11ft 1'110011 I drov, down to tllEi
Olrl St oul camp to loolc lit n,
seodlng we lind lIluIl e ther e. El el'y
pa rldlng sllot nlong t he river. and
neal' the woods was OCClllll cd , Inri
the f1shc rm n were a ll Ol! t . ' f he
rh'e l' was it. clear blue gl'e n lind
they suill that Uley 'ould see tbe
fish but that thoy were not IHUng,
POI'haps lhf!- ' fIsh could 80 rl' Ulem
too.
We fillRlly g Ot Oil\' Ol\(S :l owed
11l1t tb 'I will not elo anyl'lIlng
weaLher like p this
wlll b' ons or 'tllObS year s whell
We do not h,Bve any F,PI'lug wcllih I'
just wi n,ler lind then s umlL1cr . '1'he
51111. fol' I' willie tbis
looked HS though we II ere having
tl dust storm. 1'h6Y are
(Ids morning so that mt:ob will be
gained ,anywiIY.
'We llRve a new dog. For
cnll duys w opt1ced II. young black
hepll erd bitch lIanglng IU'ound,
ApPlll'ently 80me on had loft her
II Bre as lbol'o was u scarf by th!'
Bide of the t'ond nnd al.e sLllye'd
by It of tbe time al waYI:I t om
ing ,hacl k 10 it uulU t' \Hri.ll y we saw
that who ev r left her W:t ll nnl
omlng bncK tl O we oon' , c\ hel' ' up
anti caught her and fed b r. Sal
urday we wore, talking to one or
t he neighbors and he sold f hnl hr
snw Preopl , 111110 11 .1 bel' fl'om
a.n 111llomoblle very ('a I'l y . olle
mor nhl l/. , he IR. n pretty thing
nnd II. natural born dog but
why will peoll i a uo lhat? Rhe 'IIIB
fountl a home but line might JU!l1
as eaSily 'haVe taken 10 tho woods
and Bome du.<y bnve beCOme n !lbe P
killer. 'l' hl) - flUIDIII:1e SOl'iety ' BUp-
POfts the Ani mal Sheller In Day
ton fOI' -stl'nY dogs 'hlld til I:ounl y
dog atcQ'cl' will alwnys come af-
t er nny ul!wun.ted dog . . , I !,; RW three
dog!! ' thnt L did not r ecognize go
a rOss oui plnen fhiR morning. I
went Ollt Ilnel tried to n .l';oocl
look. at them but I c'ould not get
ellollgh to be 811\'e. 1 had
the field gl.llsses and [ SAW that
,two of t hem somewil8L Uke ,
collies but withollt nny white 011
them And Lhe ,third looked some
whnt like C,I]' DllCl1 except tll'nt
it WIlS n little Rbortel" Iljgged unci
tho 'spots 'on l 'ts back were
ROJlle or thelli hAve
been lI.n'd' II hall 1\ th!ekeJ'
tllil. The ' llhief I'ea On . h:>wever
t hnt I know it waSn' t llnck. Is Ihat
'he WDS up lit Ole house tied. There
was anot her sheep killing lifter the
locnl ' oneR 1)lIt Ulut tlmo waR I1f
t"' two or O\ll' hall 'lJel' n
lei lled n:ncl thE' otber One was ti ed,
fl O we kl.ow ,tl1nl. ,Vl\S'D' 1, 0111' .Iogij,
I hear they lI!1d a lot trouble
In Montgomery Coun.ty with A llnck
of Qwnerle !I- dogs, Dog/! that 'lome
ono hnd taken out somewhere ar.'II
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THE MIAMI GAZETTE. WAYNESVILLE.
".,...-'t.-A .....,
, I
. .. :;'.1 ....
. - ' . rd' made fot" betng r.e
henn .... tlii8 awa 18 , .
.ITo 1heoc1ore 1. .. "'e,"'"" n ' atural gas.
. d BOuree 0.1 e.a 6 '"", , .
'most uSeful ou you do
, Inch LiBes_are pJOud
..
,
-" I,,,., .. 't
, \
, . . ... '80 useful. you have
spurring ClnSePlllfitHl: earn for them is put to work
t
ural gas producers to,&901d'" , ,
na :ti of vOOf energy b
finding neVI' SUPP es ., ere found is owned y
Benefiting tbe useful work
hundreds of farmers and other lDI,lt - ,
yoU,8re doing, ' . pasS through the com-
Helping Communities:, on tba .. taxes we-paY
munities of 80 belp tbese commumtles. ,;. .
. , on the pipe and ,machinery , . r ghter than air, you pun,
Incre,s;n}!" NtltifJntll Wet/ltll: is
f
bt in our economy. The Y w cars and radlOS, glass
a lot 0 wetg v h lp ne ,
al hundred i . ustries. J.OU c. eed to live better.
aever 'tu e all the thmgs we n
china. paint and furm r, t' n's industries helps
' .1. f k do for tbe na 10
Emp,oymen .. the YO':'obson the pipe lines you
" . A d of courSe, you make l . . 34 commumtleS lTi ten
create DeW JO , n, ate the lncb Lines 1 n
0.. 1.200 men and women now oper ' .
....... uires lots of operating
i lOt1l1 rrllde.: you to work r:
PPliCP
in r.ommunities
EOlInrg.u, . .,u.. Whenever possible. we buy our, good cust.omer for .. he
...... < aJll '---des everythilng else, you are a
..... ' .. '-h UDtIIIL """"'
..... .....xu helps to make. .
....,....... ,EASTERN .
j oJ. "I
PAGB PIVr:
, '... , .... "rii
f A th_ ...... is equal to about 95 jJub!: !::r b!.t1DJI fnr . , ' .,,; .
..,.. _ ... ...lI .- do a de.J''' CIIII",UII - -, "'-- - ...
eighty 11e
amoont 0lIl- - , , ' :'- "
.. .. ,; .. =.; .. __:;: :jt
:.
IIDS'EISTERI
) , ,I
:TRANSMISSION,
I \
Owner and operator af the 81g Inch ond LIttle Big 'Inch, pipe' line II
represented In' (ommunily ,lIf. of ten statel: wh.,elt. 'emp'oj ... :u. and work.
Home office of TelfClI Eastern is 0'306 Milam St.. .
T 'I r ) ,
-' Nearest Eq,fern Stillion i: UIANON
, left probably. ; If you, have dogs. or
cats to get rid of, I sl\Y again,
DON'T. TURN THE14 LOOSE ON
'1'HE HIGHWAYS OR. ON ' OTHER
PEOJ;'LE'S FARMS.
.Anglo ,In ono or hls nl'llcl41B
the ather day was talking about
readIng dltfloulUes 11\ chlldlen. He
Ues In lh,e UBe 0'[ too much silent fasler and , qulQker tllUJ;l tlJ6
'reading In the early grades with - old WII>Y. Tbe eye.minded
QUt sufficient testing to ' make sure tliat Is those wbo' remelllber
tho.tt bey It re really rending. !'lome thllt !lnO, Illl e In j r
people wb)" US? lht'sP m'eOloll ll I1Ijnlls, I'end Cll lllly, ThQY Ntn 10(111
If so many cun not leran .them .. at It word u'nd ,r ecognli!e It. wJth li t
'1'he renl30n , for that Is, that the sptilllng ",lt Ollt letter by I tt el' b\lt
some people . arc. ea'rmtnded
lDl18<lle-mfDded 'an'll '
C1o\ll.bltl () ,the dlfJ,erent kinds 80
that they need ' 'the pbonetlcs and
r ending alond. When I was. study-
tng cduc(lti,on the USo, of III
r,ea.dlng and ' the IEmrJIing of
Ing by , writing It instead or
Ing aloud were Itwo new
OUr funerala are plp.
ned in order tbat aU
rltuall aDd ceremcal
ala may be effectiv."
observed.
Stubbs
Funeral Home
, TBLBPBONE IItl
WAYNESVILLE, 0810'
H,ARY STROLLERS

$9.96

WALL PAPER, 'PAS1E AND SIZINC
,
C. E., BUUIS - NU ENAMEL
KEMTON
WayaemDe Foroibft I. AppliaDee Co.
WAYlfESVILLE, OHIO
tbat were being :p')Jsh.id and con-
sIdered great new disco verIeR- but
time hRS sli'own' tillat they cannot
'be used to the elleluslon of
SIIt'!I\1ng lind 'ol'al reorllng. ' Ch
dren need drill iD Qoth, ( worlced
011 ' ono of our bo,ys who wns a.
'VeFY Pool" apeliet one yenr arid.
round t}lat , when he WAS- d
ol'ally, the , old way be
Improvtld. '
, .school b\1II III r.'gIS Ilnd , school
bolfda are upperm09t 1n the
thougbts of Waynesville. people
right noy( but wbllt goes OD within
the hulldlDgs all (IYer tile ' ClOUD ty
Ia :the co.ncem of all IJ"elp
l'ep&atel'8 to ad you haft
lDBde the first to
down
UNCLE EZRY'S
Hayloft Jalllhoree
, .
Uat JS DIFFERENT
'BRING THE FAMILY
faJlesville Hi SchOol Auditorium
CURTAIN 8:13
!I'ONSORBD, BY
WAllE TIP. ad WAYNESVILLE
,MIrED EIRE DEPARTMENT'
PAGE SIX
Leftover: Ham and Eggs
Make Interesting Dish '
. For Supper, Luncheon
Y
OU'LL BE GLAD to have ham
leftover from your Easter din
ncr ' as well as
those hardcooked
eggs tram the tra-
tion al E a s t e r
hunt . Bot h
help make
menus in-
If you

a few glam'-
s touches to
them.
You can serve juicy pink slices
of ham in sandwiches or with salad
as long as you can slice them. but
when you get doWn to the smaller
pieces, then you may be looking tor
luch recipes as call for diced or
groun(,f ham.
Ham a ]a KIDr In Toasl Cup.
(Serves 6,
3 tallieapoona butler
1 lallieipoon diced ODiOD
tealPOOD sail
* teaspOon pepper
4 lableapooDI noar.
2* caps mUk
1 cap diced, eooked celery
Z cap. jaUeDned cooked ham
I sneed hard-cooked eu.
teaspoon Woreelterlhfre
lSuee
Melt butter, add orUon and cook
until tender over low heat, while
stlrdng. Add and nour;
blend. Add milk and cook I1ntil thick-
ened, stirring constantly: Add cel-
ery, ham, sliced eggs and Wor-
. cestershire sauce, reserving a few
egg sUces to garnish top, Heat and
serve in hot toast cups.
Toast Cupa
S thlD sUces bread
3 tablespoons melled lIatter
Remove crusta from bread slices.
Brush both sIdes 01 each slice wUh
melted bulter. Press into six, th.ree
lnch muffin paris with two points
each side. Bake In a moderately
bot oven (375') for 12 minutes un-
"1 ligbtly ' browned.
Smoked Bam-Pineapple Pattin '
. (Berves 8)
I ClIPS rroUDd leftover lIam
cap dry bread crumba
teaapoon rroDlld clovea
, teaapeoD salt ,
1 tablespoon tiroWII _rar
2 erp
G sllcea .,aDDed plDeapple
Combine l1H!at, crumbs, leason-
mgs, sugar, arid well beatcn egg.s.
Mix thoroughly. Form into six nat
patties. Arrange pineapple slices
in a shallow baking pan. Place a
patty on eacb ring. Bake In a not
oven (325) about 25 minutes or
until browned. .
RJbbon Err. Salad
iSc"e!I 6)
l! bard-cooked ercs
French drenlnr
Z lablespoooa IIDIlavored reia-
tin
% cup cold water
% cup bolllDr water
1% cap!!! ulad dreuln,
Z teaspoona minced onloD
S tablespooJl8 lemoD .Ialce
* teaSP!",D sal& .
% cap cllopped panic),
Separate yolks and whites. Force
the yolks through a sieve and moist-
en with Frencb dressina. Pres. the
yolks flrmly ontO bottom of gressed
mold. Chop the whitel. Soften lIela-
tin in cold water and dl.solve in
boilln, water. <::Ool. When sirupy
In consistency, add lalad 'drela-
lng, onion, . lemon Juice and sail.
Pour about balf of this mixture
over yolk and chW until firm, Add
cbopped par.ley and egg to
'remalnlng gelatin mixture and pour
into mold. Chill unW firm.
Cream saalle, alrlpa at bam
and bard_keel ercs se"ed In
.... t cups make a la.aty
aDd dellclou at.. wben ae"ed
III Wa wa,., ,.ou'd Dever pen
leftover. were bel... _d,
LYNN BAn:
Pep Up lAIIObes
WIlli Varlel,.
Tuna risb iliad for
I. nothinr new, but when. )'ou add
to It lome brolled bacon, )'ou give
it a welcome chanre of flavor.
Swi.. cheese paired w.th th1nlJ
Ilieed dried beef and .liced tomato
will travel wen If made into a lunch
bOIl aanchricb.
U \be .aDdwicb 1iJUn, Is ralber
dr,., &1" B aucculeDce bl' dlppin.
In an eli-milk mixture and. try
1\ for I'reDcb Fried .IDdWlctiel.
WOMAN'S WORLD
Pattern' Uses
Helps Fit to Own Figure
By Ertta Haley
Add other ' II!&Tlen" to_both
ham and egp to ellh.Dce their'
flavor ' and these pro-
tein loods when preparlnr them
IDto Jnucheon or lIupper dlabes,
LYNN CHAMBERS' MENlJ
Hot Tomato Juice
Ham a la King in Toast Cups
Carrot Strips and Green Beans
Pear Salad Beverage
Chocolate Pudding
Recipe Given
Ens Slurred wltb Crab Mea'
(ftlBkea 12 Iluffed erls)
6 lIard'-eooked errs
I teaspoon dry mustard
* teaspooa saU
I eup naked' cr.ab meat
I cup chopped cele!:y
! tablespoons chopped rreen
pepper
'" cup mayonnaise
SCRIPTURE: Amoa,
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DEVOTIONAL READINQ, Jereml.h
18: 1-8.
Nation Going Soft
Lesson tor April 23, 1950
A
FTER the fr aternity dance one
01 the "brothen" shot another,
t or no good reason. Well. there wes
a reason at a sort. Toe killer was
drunk. on liquor Ule fraternity had
bought and served
him. His excuse.
when arrested, was
that when be WDS
"tight" pe was trig
gel'" hap,py." .. A
promlnfilnf motion '
picture s tar di
vorces her husband'
:for . c rue 1 t y. It
comes out at tht!
trial that he was
mean anct thaL , 81\ hi.
meannesses I(ot wars!! when be s
drunk. One wonders: Old know
him very well betore she married
hlm1 '
. Every day the carry re-
ports of cars thet "wenf out f}t cnn-
trol" with serIous or fatal results.
Cnreful rending of the litOI')" 100'
often bt'!'11!. out theCact that. the
boys .h\lq visiting r. nightsp,ot
or twd before-! tbe C'rash,. SurvIV01'S
will tell the police Ihey couidn't
have been drunk, tbey ba;i only had
a few be.ers. Well, you don't have to
be drunk to let a car get out from
your control. This writer personally
has observed a driver who had had
exacUy one beer run a' cor tight If
the pavement in broad sl,lllllght.
o 0
Paprika Gets l\lonotOllouS,
eut eggs into halves crosswise: Doesn't It?
Remove yolks, mash lind mix with
remaining ingredients. Fill whites; A SEX CRIME is comm1lted by a
sprinkle with paprika. middleaged man whll sheds
Baked HawaIIan Rasb tears over It afterward and cnn
(Sc"es 5) Ilardly remember tlnything about It.
3 tablespoonll hutter, melted "I never would have done it if I had
3 oups dloed leftover cooked been sober,; ' he says ... A girl I.
smoked bam . found murdered In a men's room-
T
HE WAY, in which you wear
your clothes Is just as impor'
tant 35 the styles you have ohosen,
Unless you are comCortable in 8
dress, blouse, suit or coa t. the mosl
tash.lonnble garment will not givr
you .the poise and grooming yo
should expect.
. Many women avoid expensive
alterations on clothes by makln"
thell' own, nnll tn this "1ay they car
achi eve both fashion and correl' l
fit . wltb the least amount of ex
pense.
which life hard to fI1
Without extensive alterations cal'
readil y be clothed with clothet
lewed at home. provided you kno\\
just how to alter . plltlerns to make
them fit,
So much ease, comfort nnd feei
in'g ri ght can come from clothes
that fit accurately thnt once you've
treated yourself to' a well (ittecl
garment, you'll never be satisfied
with less. Not only will clothes do
more for you, bQt you'll' enjoy
wearing them as well as showing
thflm off to best advantage.
Clothing which fita pertecUy al
10 hilS the advant&ee 01 wearing
better, but will reQuire less care
and atientlon than ' illfltted gar-
ments simply because they wrinkle
less Ireadlly and need les8 frequent
cleanlng and preSSing.
' When you take measUrements,
remove any' bu1lCy pieces ot ap-
parel so that you can arrive at
S I
. lnghouse, a nice girl too.
caps d oed cooked Iweei po- . your true measureme.nts. It you
laton Nobody waa drunk-tbey had wear a certain foundation garment.
% cap flDell' choppe4 oDion oDly been lakin, a few 'drinks have this on when you .whip out
1L I . I ' A 27-year-old woman w ..
711 eaapoon u , . the tSipe meallUre
" te abet aD4 k111ei1 duriDr aD arr.
aspoon pepper Keep the measurement I on , a
u. I I.... ment with ber .llteMU-IaW, TIle
. (. enp pneapp e ._ee handy card so that you may al-
a allces cal In half pootlnr, Il was claimed, :was ways bave them on hand, 'IbIs
% cap broWII sacar acddental. Tbe,. lI&d been bav- , card should be kept UR-to-date
I tableapooDa. "ldter ID, aoine frlendl, .. beers ID a . wJth measurement checu
Comblrie three tablespoon, melt- De ..... by lavern "r.r a couple 0' I 11 i 1 I i I hL
ed butter, ham, potatoes, ' onion, bonra" before the .booUD,. you' .re ,a n n, or ,os ng we g
lealonin,s a n.d I After they got borne. there WII I Mille AdJultmeDts ID PaUel'll
pineapple Julce; an argument. One woman ,at her I Bather thaD at Seams .
mix lightly. Bake husband's revolver out to' scare the Essl!Dtlal line and Ityle In a pat-
In eight- other woman, and the first thing I tern cian be changed or lost only
inch Iquare bak- ahe knew, she was being arrested by ahortenlng ' and lengthening at
Ing dish In matier- for murder. Her husband told the' waist or hemilne. Therefore. Y9u
..
__ ate oven (350) I pollce that when sober Ills wile was I see many alterations can be made
. 3() minutes. Re- , "deathly seared" of guns. within a pattern Itsel! without
move from oven; ' top witb h!llved (Beer, the brew.ers' ads tell us, Is changing the Ityle. You may
pineapple sUces; sprinkle with the frlendl, drink; It Is the drink of have fit plus style ,with internal
brown sugar; dot wIth two table- moderation; "Beer Belongs." It pattern adJustmentll.
spoons butter. Broil untD pineapple does, indeed, but where? Poss'lbly NevElr be misled by .seam, pleat
is 'lightly browned, about seven that . unlortunate killerwoman had and dnrt allowances. These should
minute'll. what the ads told her.) be cui:, pinned and sewed as d.l-
Baked Tomatoea and o rl)eted on the pattern or the cloth-
U.rd-Cooked. E,p The Truth About Liquor In, win 'not have proper fullness,
(ServH 6) WELL .. U\is cou1d be IItrung slendemesa or other featurel which
I medlam tom aloes, peeled make for good stylln,. '
, out to the length of Severai co.l-
8 Ilices llread Eve- ... you need so little as a
8 hard
. umns, without h Ii I f trying: The U
-cooked elp, .Ueed . half an inch .- the bodice of B
above Items are not from some Ul
I capi Cheell4! Saace dress, don't try to "et the oecel-.
trl ked b chamber of horrors conducted by
&00< a ps eoo aCOD aary extra room by faWna to Ilasb
,panle,. I the W.C.T.U., not from a lermon by
Cui each tomato Into three slices saine Anti-Saloon league preaeber,
crqllwlle. TOalt bread IIgbtly. Ar- but gathered from newspaper items
from a few daya' paper. in city
.liced egg whfch certainly Is nO.t prejudiced
on eacb Bllce o.f against
toast, cover witlt The .rutb alloa' IIqaor oaD
a slice of tomato I Dever' be fearDed from tbe ad-
and bake In mod. verilsmr parH, It caD lie bc1tcr
oven (350
0
) learued fram lIIe columna.
15 minutes. Pour Better yet, If you want to kDOW
\.: hot cheese 'sauce Ibe' tru'll aboat It, ask Iho law
oVe.r tomato and yen, doclors and mlDisters you
return to oven to know. AlIlt . the lawyera It tbeir
heat until sauce busiDess would be brisker or
begin. to bubble. Remove' from alower If Uquor were Dol iD ex-
oven, garnish each .ervlce with latence. .
bacon Itrlps and add parsley. Ask the doctors wbether steady,
drinkers have .stronger or weaker
P1Deapple Na& Cake , resistance to disease. Ask the min.
(Servea 6-8) ,Jaterl if they know 01 any troubles
cap 'batter in their due to liquor.
1 cup (And If even church people ha ve
S elrlr yolks troubles witb It, what about people
1 cap crashed, canned piDII> with no relllion?) .
. apple 0
ellp nutmeats, cbopped
14 rraham crackers, crumblecJ
% cap pineapple Jolee
oup beaV)' ,cream, whipped
Cream together butter and sugar,
Add eg, yolks and contin)le cream-
Ing unto well .. blended. Add pIne-
apple and nutmcata. Arrange al
ternate layers ot, crumbl and pIne-
apple mixture in loaf pan, leaviJlI
crumbs a8 top and bottom layers.
Moisten with JUice. Set in refrig-
erator for 12 hours. Ser:ve in Ilices
with whipped .eream.
ClUcken and bam -are navor
matn for IIIndwlche Enhance th.
navor by spreadi", the bread wJth
a Thousand lsiand drelllo
For .omethln, di.tinctl,. d$ffer-
eIIt, try usln, a Icrambled ell rill-
ing In noontime landwlche.. Color
and flavor appeal are rtW!ll the
landwlch. by addln' lOme chopped
,rHn pepper 01' chopped onion' to
tbe ell'. . ,
Peanm butter Is an old favorite.
but It takes on Intere.t when mixed
.with ebopped arIap cucuml!er
bit of plmieJIto for color,
Drink and Doom
TT 15 NOT TRUE that ' 11
.& were, abolished from the
earth. all the troubles of mankind
WOUld. vanish. Man has too ,much
meanness In him. A sober ,Bcoun
drel is one of the worst. But It II
. true Uiat liquor lends Itsel! aU too
eully to all 80rta of troubles. aU
10rts of sins. When Amos thunders
.,ainst the evlla of hi. time, drunk
elUless Is one at. tl)e sins prominent
on hla Ust.
Remember .ba' ID AmOl' Urne
lIIere w.. DO wlllakJ, DO brtt.
d1, no dl.tllled Uqoon, MIl'
"mUd" stut, lIIte wIDe. Every
deDUnclatioD of drink iD lIIe
Blhle I. directed .P.... wba'
woald n_ be lIaOed Drbt wIDe
beer..
ODe tbinll .Is aI-certain nOw 'a. II
""81 In Amos' time: A nation thai
1D.law OD havin, Ita Uquor Ii nOl
lbe nation God wW insist CIa .avlng
when Ita da,y of doom arrlw ...
,copr,rl.bl .bl the Intern.UoIUII
ul ft.1 .Ioue e:duc.Uon 011 baMlt at 40
ProluUont denomtn.tIoDl, .........b.r
WNU ..... IUI I
10
the ,alment. II you try to Ifet the
room Itrom the learn allowance,
the leam may puil open. ,Wl\en. you
repair the dama,e; you wiD actual
ly be makin:g the garm'ent so Imall
it cannot ever tit properly. .
Clothe. which are made too
roomy lire as poorly ritted as thole
which Itruggle to keep on your fig
ure. When you place the tape meas
ure ar()und yourself. do not pull
. tightl;r on It, nor let it fall too
10Qlely. It Ibould be 10 comfort
able' you do not really feel It, and
thil Is the way the finished gar-
ment ' llIIould be on you.
Aecurate measurln, and ' cutting
of the !Carment will lave , both pa-
tience lind material. There II no
need to make the larment a
larle lUI the cutlin, to make allow
ance fOlr erron in ' lew\ri" for you
will on1:r Waite material b.l' bavln,
to off.
One. 'the pattern I. .elected ac-
eordin. to the rnellurement., 'au
mQ' bane It to,ether aud try It
make an ineJqlenllve mua-
fir.t and work from
fit.
Tllek Patteras.
& .. ..
bodice II Ihorier than
li1 one tuck
t lbe pattem. In tbll
hama m.,. need
ad Is all), aco
Burlap Fashion$
Oasual shoes and matehlnr
purse fashioned of lIorlap and
slmu"lated leather were Intro-
daoed aa SUD matel lor warm
weather "'ear. The rouch lox,
tured burlap. rlvea a textDred
effeel "hlch III both novel aDd
new In the fasblon picture.
complJshed by laying paper under
neath the pattern so you can make
a dotted Une IndJcatlne the taper
Ing.
To shortcn sleeves, lay folds
straight across to take up the extra
length. If the sleeve Is very long,
make one tuck 'above and cine be-
low the elbow,
Shorten the waist by folding the
desired depth between ..the under-
8rm and the waistline. Be certain
to make the adjustment on each
piece of pattern.
Skirt pieces D re shortened In the
same way as the walsl In this
case, have each part at the skirt
shortened the same amount, Dnd at
the lame ' ppsltipn. This is
ularly Important 110 that pattern
notches will matc:h, and so that a
gored skirt will fit weI).
When you are adding length
rather than lIubtracting it, use the
slash technique. PIn the pleees to
a paper strip, or baste them to ex-
tra paper 11 . want to ule the
pattern leveral times.
Maldn, slashes to give width or
length and to phi to an
extra piece at paper, may result
In ,your lOSing the pattern pleees.
It the Pllttern II not leperated and
simply a slash made without pin-
ing to extra paper. you may not
get the required amount of extra
8S the pattern Is .apt to
slln . during the cutting.
For a large arm. add the extra
width along the edges. taperlng
Irom armhole to waist. If much
extra width Is needed. cut pAttern
on grain line, separate evenly and
pIn to paper.
Make WaIst and Rio
Adlastments Carefnn,.
For nanow hips. take off a little
at the hipline on the side .seams of
the skirt. Make certain that tJie
line II tapered' to the hem 10 the
skirt will tall properly. ..
If only a little additional material
II needed at the hlpl, the adjust-
, ment may be made at the side
leaml. taperlnq of! at the
and hemline'. When mOre than 'a lit-
tle Is needed. an even amoullt can
be allowed alonr the side leam 'of
the skirt from hlp to hem...."
Properly fitted 'waistlines
qui red so that clothe. will be com
fortable. For heavy waistlines, sdd
width ' to 'both back and front of
the garment at side edges. Taper
the extra width to both the upper
and lower halves 01 the garment,
When the figure Is heavy above
the waist, lay the PQttern over
paper and allow enough for easy
fit. The adjustment for thl, Is
.. ferent from adding extra width
for a full bust, since this adjust-
ment Is made at the tront only.
The heavy waisted figure needs
extra .materll!1 both hi back and
tront .
. II the back Is round and full .
slash waist lengthwise from mid
shoulder straight down to' walst-
lIne.. Loy ali paper and pin. Slash
across the fullest part of the ba ck
from center to .back to the length.
wise slash to give enough ense.
Cut the skirts from the waist to
' the hem as neces-
lary. .
Narrow shoulders can be ad-
justed by taking In a tUck from the
shoulder .down as far as
If the relt of the figure II large,
slash bodice and skirt lengthwile
enough to give extra width.
Row to Make Special
Palteru AdJ1!ltmenta
'If you have diftlculty tittlng
necklines properly, leave the neck.
. line with extra material and trim
thll off when you are tlttln, the
material to the figure.
.For the bUilt which come. rather
low, adjust the waistline clana on
the plI.ttem, brinrtnl narrow ,dlrta_
to the .rde. of tile walat rathe
than to the mJdc!le.
Make armbolee cornlqrtable b,.
having them cut while materlll Is
on the ftpre. "J:beil cut aI_ve. to
ttt Irmbolll aff.v the acUuatmen*
II mad ..
'Dlunday, April ZO, 1951
Ilt Lastl
1'he big bUSIness mlln h;d dIed
., and gone to-well, not to Heaven.
Hardly ' had he set tied down for a
Dice, long smoke wRen a hcarty
hand slapped him on the back.
Jnto !lis ear bdoilled the voice of a
persis tent salesman who had Ire-
hounded him on earth.
"Well, Mr . Smith," chOrtled the
"I'm here for the aJr
pointment."
"What . appointment?"
"Don' t you remember? Every
time 1 entered your ofIlce on earth
you told me yoU would see me
here."
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Try this Delicious
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ftalldaJ. April 10. 18se
L WAS WI"'" GENeRAL .
DURING"fl.lc CML
WAR. IT WAS ROUGH!
c
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s
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b
,
YOU'RE LUCKY YOU
AT VICKS8lJAG
DURING THe SEIGE!
SAY! YOU [i)'ON'r
SEE ANYnlING/
! FOUGHT AT
CHICKAMAUSY!
OHIo,."
, ,
THE MOTORS
KONKeo
PRICE' m A LlTTlJE ... ,GH-
BUT OUR CARS ARE' USr:Or
.. 'F GRE'GORY WANTS TO
'Up' HE KtlOWS TO
I
Pleat, or
There are 600 miles of horse and
niklns ,trails in the Great Smoky
Mountains national park.
All ODe
Mrs, Newlywed: "Darling, ' I
know something is troubling you
and I want you to telJ me what it
is, Your worries a re our worries
now. "
Mr. Newlywed: "WeQ, dear,
we've just had a letter from a girl
in Chicago, and shes st,Jing us for
breach of l,lromise."
A man will a lways go to bat for
a girl with curves.
I SAVE LOT OF STEPS 'BY
KEEPING AN EXTRA CAN OF
PAGE SEVEN,
HOT
RASH
Are 'OU goIng throl18b the fUDctloAAl
"mlddleag,,! perIod peoullar to
women (38-52 yeal'l)? Does tw. make
you I" lYer from bot ft ....bee. feel 80
nuvou blgh-strung. tired? Then do ,
try LydIa 8. Pinkham'. Vegetable
Compound to relieve such .ymptoma I
Regular use or Pinkham '. Oompound
belpa build up reelatance agaUult tIWI
anlloylng ' mlddle-age dLotress I
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
MINISTER GRATEFUL-
OVERCOMES CONSTIPATION
"I am a retired minister and very
grateful tbat , eating ALL-BRAN
overcomea my constipation. I shall
boost this good break-
fast food every chance
I get." E.H:Harmer,
726 Lincoln St" Sno-
bomillh, Wash. JIUl'
om of mallll u1\IJolil>
kl/era from ALe,..
BRAN mera' If you
need help for consti-
pation due to lack of
bulk, simply eat an ounce of
ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty
waterl If not complele/u satisfied after
10 days, return empty carton to
Kellou's, Battle Creek, Mich. GE'l'
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACKI
Announces Radaeo)
SENATOR DUDLEY J. LeBLANC
The continued Incre.ling demand for HADACOL, on. of tbe trulJ
mat dluoverlee riven to the world by Senator Dudley I.
LeBlanc, has made it necie.aary to decreale the ration allowanee Oil
BADACOL from .is to two boWel. '
"We placed the Urnit at two bottlel to customer only after
eViry other alternative," aaid Senator LeBlanc In Lafayette, IA. Th.
demand for HADACOL hal inereased 1000 per cent in tbe past year.
"When I HADACOL I read every available
, medical and drug book In order to use the very finest ingredient.
regardless of cost. I read 011 page 284, U. S. I;llspensatory, 2Srd edition,
that 'Theoretically Calcium Glycerophosphate should for many purposes
be superior to most other calcium laltl because It represent. botb
calcium and phosphoric add ill a soluble combination.'
. "Little did I realize when I made Calcium Glycerophosphate a part
of tbe now famous HADACOL formula that In time tbe demand fol'
thlll Jrreat medical discovery-HADACOL-would 110 Irreat that we
would use up the' entire available supply in the UnIted States of this
product."
Yes, in HADACoL. Senator LeBlanc envisioned the that
would bring bless.ings to folkll of all Perhaps others could have
the same ingl'edients In a for him to
For instance, he uses Vitamin B-j;
a kilogram, which fa less 'than half galloll.
ingredlentl of
costs at the. factory
, At the present time It ,Is difficult to predict how long the shortage
of RADACOL will continue. It is betnil' merchandised in less than
a third of the 'nation and Is belllg denied to all foreign countries becaule
of the production bottleneckl, '
. SenatOr LeBjanc the first candidate for Governor In Louisiana
to advocate the Old Age Pension. In fact, It Is said by some that he
was the first publlc oUiclal to talk about IIpecific Old Age Assistance
'In the ,United States. ' ,
His heart hu always beaten In sympathy with the cause of the
down-trodden, and with tliat very thought in mind he developed. medi-
cal fOl'mula known as HADACOL that, la now sweeping the Southland.
People are linging the praises of HAQACOL everywhere It III lold.
Senator LeBlanc has s'erved his people In public li!e faithfully and
well, In private li1e he bmngs to you a service which is appreciated bJ
suffering '
And, as he has so often said to his enemies and to those who op-
posed his Old Age Pension: "Let me quote you an ancient mandate Of
God Himself:
.. 'Honor thy father Slid thy mother thlit thy' days ma,. be
long apon 'and whieb the Lord thy God ginth thee.'"
So It is that' there Iii '. man who hall worked untiringly for the I
causo of the common man, tho' infirm and tbe sickly, by hili put
activities in behalf of these people you have the' asllurance that what .
11. hall ' produced hi HADACO,L he bellevell to be the best for you tbat
money can buy_ '
So, If ,)'ou have been' lle\Uy for. long time and you c:aI\'t find the
caale, then you owe It to yourself to tr,. HADACOI. Why DOt be wi .. !
Don't be satisfied with temporary reUef. Get after' the eaule of yoar
trouble. And, al 80 often, It'l beeaule ,on need thlll health
buDcUng, nerve and tislue repairing BADACOL formula. Millions ,of
people haft benefited b, it. ,So don't :VOIl think that Y01l owe It to ,our-
.elf to ll'in thl, nat medicine a ehanee , to belp you' R.member the
name BADACOL! Remember tb. man who diaecm!red tIIla ' rem.cbl
Remember hll aetlYlti .. ln behalf of the poor, tit. humble and the nted,1
DoD't delay. Start uaing lI4DACOt-,oll &lid J01II' family-todaJI
W ..... _hur .... ento.en to Ita patlenee
l
anel ... a'"
.tlt .... 1 1It .. ........ BADACOL! a.._.,... ...... II IIGthlag
tllat .... _ lIIaei. IMIt wat It eoaI. lie de WorM ... eohl for .....
ad that. "ltat ,..n an 1.llat"" '
TrIal die onl, '1.25. Bat if JOU .... 10 fortunate .. to oblalJl ,th.
larI'e famD, or ho.plta! 11M. we urp JOn to .... mODe,_nl, p.&O.
W N ' SO flma In oar beUer that BADACOL wW,helJj ,oa that we
MIl RADACOL on Dlon9-baeIr rurantee. If yoa don't feel "rfedl,
.. tlsfied after Qlnl RAD4COL .. dlneted. just ... tun the .1Ilpt)'
carton &lid 10111' 111011., wUl be cheerfuU, refunded. Nothlnr eoald be
fabe. . .
dOH IIOt _ .. RADAOOL. orcltr dInct from TIle
LeBI.... a. LafQItte. Loalllana. Sead DO 1IlOM1. 1111' 10
.... acI dl'Hl OD 1I8IlDJ' pod cud. p= postman. State whlthu
,.. .... , the ".10 econOI1lf ... or 1.!1 trial .IM. .......
_ .....,. nflllided ..... JOa an J " .. tlsfled.
PAGE J:l GHT flif MIAMI GAZETTE. WW
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. TWIN THEATRE
: 1 IllmI11111,m
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. II RA ES: One cent per word,
Waynesville, Ohio
APRIL I minimum char",e. 25 centl.
Thrt'e In.ertlon. for the price
of two. Forml clole Wedner
19
1!!!!..O day noo_n. __ _
aosed on Tuesday and Wednesday ._
OW P M SUNDAY 2 30' PM E5 WARREN BRADDOCK SAT. SM S: 6 . ::
MONDAY mRU FRIDAY - 7 P.M. 'rop Holi. "aullng. Snne! . Gravel
--'------------ ------=:--=: JlJxCCllvating With Back Hoe.

21
At Work! A Bea.UIUc Onel
WIth TbrJlla
SCENE OF THE CRIME
= n 5. Dragll ne and Bulldozer
=:::; One oC His Belt v 0l lh1102191
2i!;S = OHN WA YNEl In " one: e
::: TALL :: IIANK .RUN GRAVEL- Loade' l.
::;;;::; = IN mE =..;, at Davis Furnas Pit. 60 cents
= I'ublc ynra. We a.11I0 deliver. ARl\(
T nSDA'r'. AJ'J ' JL :!U, 1')5u
HOUSES FOR SAL.E "Old at 40, 50,
Lovely modern Two'bedroom .. _ rr '. You're Crazy
white fl'arno home, hot watl'r heat. . 1 ...... olII ... _.".'10.'1.'Y
Also larRa pachUlBn windows, ga.: '1 :"","1
k
nlDQOw" ft lhllU \.IU" IMJ .... ) v .. 14." Tr
I'ag Shl'lIhR lind II'4'ell ill bllc . wbieb /DO", ",oil ""II w.,,"oa eaII he"III
. OItft.l: TAblBY . or I
Large lot beuuU(lI lly located _ da.1 ....... . ....... Dceo. "'" ...,. DOc.
, -- 'MIla' l1li GrIII_.'IO'W.- .
PrJced at $ 750.' hf .
Three room well constructed
cemellt block hOll se, out bullrl WIl .. L CARE for c hild. days. III my
11Ig'1I. 2 On HlghwlIY -; H S. hllnl t' while mot her wMkll. IIIIH.
or RIlt'lnI{IJUI'O 1;" II d 1,,' lLn VII 1111" 11 1I 1'I 11fi t )' . Pllfl iln 27' I. 11
1" ' lcl' d II t 9J10
Ben \I! Ifl1 I IlI' ot'llII'1 y fOI '
Home
Call :
DONNIS PHELPS
ft 111',' Hulllltlve
. !eli l

I
I
!
VAN JOHNSON' GLORIA DE HAVEN
= == SADDLE ==.i .IT.AGE & SON. Phone 2091. tf
== Franklin
- = WI t h ELLA RAINES -. LUl\Il:JER _ All kinds. In all len-
RUSSEL HORN
ItEAI.WIIl
HOiILO !!
TOM DRAKI!:
Chapter 3 LOST Hi NGLE = gths and Kiln drJed .
= Fox Cartoon ' ReasOTlllbl e prices . ALI orders.
= large small will be delivered .
----- U I: ;: Hog HOllsel! . ACY l.AMll, Phone
211 i;;;; = Wllynesvllle 2701
l ' holl O 064 \VI
LOST - Pul'ker wrist watch, lost
In Wa)' nesvll i a Sulunl uy veiling
or: Saturday Dnn Hendel'Hon.
Pbone 2982. 1 t
PROTECTION
Tailored To Suit MUlllcal.
Best Tun .. In 50 Yean!
ES == -- . ________________ __
:; :: 'i '
= 5! :: ;: what have you. John Broski. co John. Pl10ne 2705.
SaJl tbrougb life with the
assurance lllat your flnanolal
troubles wl:l1 b" protected by
a regular dlt'osll In your eav- OH!
YOU BEAUTIFUL 004-
= Ei?: 2= == lIynesvllle Locke.' Plant. 4-20-27- 6.4
. ;.
Jnga account at:
J NE }lAYER MARK STEVEN.' := h.::z= =::
S. Z. SAKALL
- =-=
= = fEs
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FOR SA.LE-Model T COUpe, 1925,
new tires and tllbes $50.00. Two-
wheel t railer, Phone 2694.
, X-4.613-20
DEAD STOCK WANTEI) .
HORSES COWS $2.50
HOGS ,26 iCWT
... tII ... , ..... :
,,- Noltru ....
,,- No MU'"
,,- No
No wastel
", Jult pre. .he
. ltutton.1td
.. k. Pla lol",fI
", Ayal .. It In .., colon.
........... -..... ..., ..... iIIIIr .... "
...... ... e._-" p... poI .. II., PHit! .... "
.".,.0. ...... " .. 1I1H1111, ...... , ..... !lte,.
,..., In. , ... _-_I rtM, ... _ . ... e
....... . -. ,lie ......... , ..... I..,..." .
III, It .... -' ... 11 _ It ... .,11
An
ULBRONZE
PRODUCT
a 'amou. name
In . the paint
bu.in.u for
o'l.r 50
AT BETTER PAINT AND STORES
NOT NEW - BUT NEWS
ADd .004 nn. . 1( lal
y..... IUlt 1001E. WOrD and
.babbyl
SeII4 It to ua - we'll n-
.to,. tbat trlIII. looIrl
mah It lOok lib Dewl
FARMS WJANTElD-1 haye buy
fot' 8.1.1 sizes ot tarms. non-e too
Bmnll or too large. You nave tried
the rest, now try the best. For
reference IUIk IIODlBone who bas
/l {'all IIIl th me. It YOII renlly wnnl
10 Rell. oontnct Ben .E. Cline, Urok"r
:illl ring Valley Pbone 3688].
4-6.] 320 27- 6' 4 -11
PLOWEn Wnrnolh
vill e 21gr; . Gi-nEl Gruber.
461320
FOR' ALE-Maple baby l' l'lb with
drop s ide nnd spring . $10. Cull
254.\ , Jlln& Lamb.-, X-it
..
FOR SALE- 1'wo reglslel'B,1 b(' agle
pups out or Hay' s 90ldle li nd
Scheu' EI Bi ng. 1 Illule, 1. female.
Both st1lrled. Max E. Hay. Waynes
vill e. Ohio, COT\vln R. R. 3.
- 27-g-4
FOR SA.LE--Two beag!!' pups , 4
.DJontbs old. out of Hay's Freckles
and Wolfcreek Bang, Not sta.rted
or registered'. Max E. Hay.
X--4-2027-g4
FOR SALEl - Baby :;cales. play
l)8n and pad, blchnll' pad, hottl e
1.0 be used i n l'Jlr. lnrge
81ze Silvertone Iadlo. a ll In per
(eat eondltion . also piece ' of lin
oleum. Mra. R. R. Kiter, ThIrd
street. Call 2491'. X-4-132027
Alao Sheep, C.al\lea. Colta, et::.
. "emoved Dally
CALL COL.LECT .
Wi)'lllinaton 2362 Lebanon 439 --------'----",--
_J.AN.ES.R .. EN.DER_ING_ , LAND ' BANK LOANS
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.WEEKEND


1 Lb. JAR PURE
STRAWBERRY 37c
PRESERVES
ROUND 69
STEAK, Pound C
SIRLOIN 65
STEAK, Pound C
Extr. Nice
Al.o Diabetic: Canned Fru'u
DO
. a. " . _._ .... a_
-0
MADE BY A
FARMER OWNED
ORGANIZATION
To Fit the Inceme of Your
Farm
Time-Up' to 33 Ye:lt'S .
Interat-4%
-FOR-
Refinancine, Buyine, Im;troving
INFORMATION ON REQUEST
N.F.L.A.
LEBANON, OHIO
Phone 448
ELLIS. H. &TU RM, See' y -ThIn.
FOR' SALE - Beagle puppies. A. .. __ ________ iI4iAo F _MlAl'1IiilnlolliRiA'__ -
NEW HOU$E
New Four Room Houae - Two
K. C. ,egl!;tered. 3 montbR old. 2
males, 2 females. Edwin Surfaoe,
wo.ynellv111e. Ohio, Phone 2917.
X-4.1320-27
Acres of Ground- Near Oregonia -------------
NOTICE!
WayneeviUe and Corwin
ColDinanitiq
-A
NOW AVAILAlli AT
( ... . work by ex ,
, - Vacant - . Possession - Priced perlenc.ed carpenter. AU . typeR of .
Very Reasonable. work. Jllewand replllfr, also block, HIG' H GRADE SHOE
Am Equipped To Do
. Pricea Statt at '
Smith Electric Service'
STARTED CHICKS
2, 3 and 4. Week Old White Rocks
. Hampshire.
GET YOURS WHILE THEY LAST
AlsolUbilcoiChiok Starter
Hodson Batehery
Tel. 2345
Wayn vllle, Ohio
. brick. c,ement work. Leonard Peters'
: R. R. 1. Waynp.!lvllle', Ohio. ' , R' EPAIRI'NG
Fw 'l H.P .. '
Abo Ayailablea., 2 3 H.P.
ROY E. SMITH
132.00
Rout 48 North of Route 73
Phone Oenterville 7056

or BUIIDING?
to
CHARLES R. MEHAFFrE ianew devotl. full lime
CUSTOM CABINET MAiclNtG and . BUILDING.
"If It', Ta Made of wood; We':U Build It." Service
include,' aU types of NEW HOME CON.
TRACTING, REMODELING, etc. No job
too big or too small. Sm.-tine cheerfull, given.
c. R.
Fourth St. OHIO , . Phone 2475
Our Work Wt1l Pleue Yau FREE 'DEII)NSTRATION
Qarl: GEO. B:BLANDFORD
. tt R. 2 LEBANON, OHIO.
HARVEYSBURG. OHIO' \12 MIL.E NORTH RIDGEVILLE.
- ' . ... '-ILI Phone ,CenterVl1Je 7417.

W4NTED
REAL
BUYERS WAITING .
Especially For
. FOR QUICK CALL
.
Roy E. Smith
Broker '
Rt. 4 R, 5 mi. South pf
Centerville. .
Live Wire and Progresllive. An,
organllatlon seoon'll . to none.
StrIctly seUera on the best allf
. around market In the country_
SERVICE THAT SATISFIE8
For Dally M.rket Report.: .
WHto Dayton. 12:1i0 Fl.B.T, Dial
1300, WLW Clnclnnatl. 1140. Dial
700.
PHONE Centerville . 705& NORRI, aROCK
..... .. .. =- ===:!-. .. . f
NICLL YTE BATTERIES.
25 MONTH - Acid .water Once A Year
LUBRICAnON
COMPLETE AUTO REPAlR SERVICE
,- 24 HOUR SERVICE
Itlers
t

MAIN a MIAMI ITa.
ROOFING
Of AIJ Types
Insulated Btlcb &D4 Ube ..
to. Siding. Sheet metal 'Worlr
of aU kluili. Loeal , Were-
oe.. AU IUlraDteed.
HOWARD W. HAAS
ROUIe a Way".."",., O.
Phon. Wayn..,,"I. 2111
Dead Stock
HorNe. IUO ecnr.. alo
. Rop - llie owl
Accordlnc to Siae
and Oondltlon.
Call
Xenia 454
. 0_1_0 __ _ _ _ ... _ . ___ ...
I
. Armitage" SoD
SAND ..... GRAVEL
, BLACKTOP DRIVES
TAR ..... ROAD OIL
TELEPHONE8
WAVNE8VILU "1
LEBANON OffIce 4731(
RII. 128L
MORROW No
. LAw.,N .... FlLL..DIRT
READY-MIX ClONCRETE
EXCAVATING .... DUMP TRUCK STRVJCE
Vote . 'FOR
About Town
ITEMS OF INTEREST"
YOU KNOW
I
I
Mrs. Oook entertained
on Tuesday afternoon of the past
week honoring the sixth birthday
of her little son. Tommy. The af-
ternoon was spent In playing
games and all were 8brved b.nil
, day cake ,lU1d Jce cream,
Those who heiped Tommy eel'
ebrate his nnniversary were Mrs.
Fred Braddock Ilnll chldreD, Diana.
and Robert 'Mrs. John Gons and
daughter JUlie, Mrs. Benton ' Hoak
and Anna. Marjorie.
Wanda and 'Linda. Janice Brown.
Mrs. Raymond Bailey a.nd eon.
Vernon.
Mrs. William Sawyer, Mrs. J,
O. John, tanle)' B ' ley,
Mra.. J. P. Fromm. Mrs. D, C,
ltldge. Mrs. Jesse Prendergast.
Mrs. Bertie MlUs. and Mrs. E. F.
Earnhart attended the Inspection
of New Burlington Easter Star
chapter on Monday evening.
Mr. John J: Burske, who hn.s
been confined at Belthesda 'Hos
pltal for and treat-
mont Is now convalescing at his
MIlas Marilyn Burske, of
Green' University, arrived
bome on Saturday to spend a few
, bours with her father:
Mrs, O. R. Unglesby, Mrs. R. C.
e
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
ARTHUR N', GREATHOUSE
Artbur N. Greathoule of Fort
Moyers. Florida. died April 17, 1960
at the age of 68 yean. He was
b()rn July 27, 1891, He 18 i urvlved I
by b.b wl fe, two II. "ild
__ l _L 0.1 1. Drt" MeYers, a.nd 0.r.'8
slater, Mrs. Clyde Wharton of
Lytle OhIo, His fllneral wu held
at the Stubbs Funeral Ho.me MOD'
day April 24. 19.60 with Rev, B.B.
Coleman offlclatJng. He waa bur-
ried In Memorial Park cemetar)'
In DaytDn Ohio.
Mr. and Mn. Fred Hook. cele-
brated their 60th
vel'aary at thelt home tD
vllle on April 21 wltb tbe .fOliow.
Ing guelta prelent for the day:
,Mrs. Helen Allen, Mr. and Mna.
Henry Horner. Mr. .md Mna. F.
Howard Geaeaman and graD4-
daughter Qayie Geesaman. )fl'. IUId
Mrs. Frank. Hook. 8r., Mn. Leo
Amea and N'orma,..'..)4ay. J4r. Pond
Mrs. Everett Mo.nce. Mr. anel Mrs.
Bill SUiltb and da.ugbter Oberyl.
and P. J. Prother$
Issue May 2,

ml azette
Semng Since 185'0
;
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO, APRIL 27, 1950
t
FI VE CENT, A COpy
TOGETCOMMlSSior. WAYNESVILLE ROTARY GETS CHARTER
IN-REGUW , " " .-,
'ARMY
Appointment wlU . be
UpoD grUU&toIl (n June. .,
. III the Univel'll1t1'. Alz: R
"
Moler Mr. M. A. Mrs.
JenDlei Cooner. Mrs. Alma Peter
SOIl, Mra. Gleim Alexander. Mrs.
Glenn AleDDder. Mra. Allford.
Mrs. Harry Schenck, Mrs. J. P.
Fro.mm and Mnt . L. C. St: John
recently attended a. district meet-
ing of the W. S. C. S. at the St.
PaUl Methodlat church In Dayton.
, ,
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Sherman Mathews.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Math"tlWs
spent Sunday afternoon' with their
UJlcle and aunt, Mr: and' Mn. Fred
Hook.
unit thele four boW the
Thompson, cadet co ;
Wpoctwortb. cllet ' major; adt!
and Muse-kamp'. cadet
ShOwn above is Cap St ubbs. President of the newly organized Waynesville R.otary Club, I. '!,'
receiving the Charier from Governor Vern, on Charter night, Wednesday. April 19, in the
ligh School Auditoriut,11 a1 Waynesville. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Butter
worth had as Sunday ttt
nner
guetlta Ml'. and lin!. James .
ancl MIs8 Mattie Hess of ,
Valley. . Mr. and Mrs. Robor t
T ............eIdMri!nt JEa8D .... 4 Dee
Aan had .pent the week
end with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mn. ButterWorth. ' .
Miaa Judy ' Conner with M18a
Pbyllla llWI881 o.f Toledo.. enjo.yed
a week end' from their studies nt,
0illlo. University. Athena. an,d were
gueRta o.f the fo.rmer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray, Conner . .
M"", Bert ' Sheeban of n e a
RldpvlUe. was taken Qulte til
duriq the past week and waa re-
moved to. the MiamI Valley HOB'
pltal In Daytonl tor
and treatment.' , '
Mr. and 1.!.rB. A. 'H. Earnhart
bad as week end gUestjl, MlsB Elsie
Daubert pf Havlland and Mr.
Alton' Earnhart of Paulding. Mr.
Milton Sheehan. of Centerville.
also was a Sunday dinner guest.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Earnhart and
children. Df Mr. and
' Mrs. Karl Babb. and aon. Mr. Dean
Babb. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Earn-
and children nn!! Mr. and
Mrs. LaMar Earnh!U't and daugh- ,
tel' were afternoon callers.

WAYNE TOWNSHIP
VETERANS RECEIVE GAVEL
T'l"be tow'1&htp ,Ve,terans
Post No. 616 were one of 16 that
were prelented with a gavel for
attalnmg their Quota of ' member
sb;1p at the Spri1lJf Conference,
SundaT, AJpriJ 28.
aln.. '
Jow llftbe 80n of ;Mra. Marl.e The only RotHry dun nl hus1ast\c Rotarian 'lind President the WJlmlngton Ro.tary Club, was
,T Jo.bns. R.R. 2. WaYllfla 'l llle In Warr('.n Coull'lY in o' el' 20 . eSI'I' of t!Je Rotary Club. \\'bo "Growing ROtary." Mr. BjUlgbam Is'
_---:-____ _, WaynesVille Reja!'Y " h "", ./ spollsored the Wl\ynesl ill" Rotary a m 0 s t forceful' and bumorous
NOTICE OF SALE OF aON I received lis "I!raulr 'tv dnesllll Y Club. speaker.
SEALED PROPOSALS- will b8 April 19 \he hi h sf ,h'>Ol aUft! {rhe very Ilble mastel' of cere. District GovernDr Vernon BUl!l&- .,
calved at the otl'lce of' the <; t<.rlum at WOYlfeSvil :e. OhiO. mon:es fOI' the WIIS AI Bons- hardt" of Barneevllle. Oblo, besldlis

'NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STlLTE OF ,0RlO
DEJ>ARTMENIl' OF, mGHWAY8
Columbus. Ohio, AlII1J 15, 1950
of \he Boar.d of Odell f ' om s\>e'1'1l1 to . 11K 1111" enberg. Editor of 1 he Fl'anklln presenting the Charter, spoke' on
Wayne Local Schpol Dtat ....ct, \lIeij IV re and pl'(>>;en:"d R()j !l ry Clier. \"Sharlng "
rllD County, OblO, at pitts a.nd ' 'mbney. F' e';e -al 'pust District Governol'1:l All 1n all the evening wall a,
School BuJ1dlng, n_r W .\' , J and other d.lgnllarlel! w l'e "resent g l' d at suooeS8 an'd We the
. I Oblo. unU) 11 Noo Pl.!!lJlS of the I)an- - ,. W m Rqtary 01 b wi h t
. 1.50 ror 'Le or bonAe lJuel.' which . 1-\1 "'IIIW \' e!'Y Intorestlng taJks.
1
k
nesy
, .'. s . 0
S l
-A ft--'-wiI1 be' reoelvecl u. , UI....... ...... U 1 ...... 1 f h G' I " I , tban 0.11 wbo present. and
ea ........ u._" at said School DistrIct. In the ag- .... ,es 0 t I.' ti e V\ nY' Ol;- n'he wele'oUle lIddr ss lJy HIlI'old those wbo .could not att.end. all
at the ottlce of the ere&ate amount of ",.GOO.OO (In" ' vJll p high RcboDI chon's I Martz. pllst PreHItIf'nt of Frunklln they did for . us to get. this ' cluh
o.f .Ohio. at atead of " .0,000.00 as previously several nccom Rotary Club. wa f;! very well stllrted.
ObJo, u.ntll 10:00 A. M., Ohio Stall -.lvertlled) "_6_" the 1st dav o' panlod by the harp plnnD. 1'hey Rented and enthl1slllsllcully ,
U60 .... .......,. 'J cL Gnp Stubbs would like to , bave
d."rd 'rIme .. TueadaT" M.J, ., ' A rIl 191i0 and bearing Interest !ire to be cDmmended on theil' fine elved. all the members possible attend the
, 1 provements In' P,. t I ;
or m . . S In luatve at the rate of Three (3%) per ceLt presen at onB. The Rotary addl'('ss delivered by Dlstrlot Rotary Conference In flay-
,Proposalll Nos. r to. c per 1UUUllIl. payable aeml.annually. The meeUng wns Qal.lpd to order Robert R. Bangham, Past Governor ton. and Monday. May ' 'j ,
are offered aa o.ne project an.d will lNued for the purpose of, the In. by Dr O. William R very or the lli9th Dltsrtct , lI\ember of and 8.
be awarded as one CODtract. Itallatlon of a heating pJant and --.--,-' -----------,..----------------=--__ ..:.._-'-____ _
TEEN AGERS HAVE CARD OF THANKS ROBERT
PROPOSAL No.. 1 other 8QUlpm8l1t In a concrete .
W.arren Co.unt7 Ohio. OD aecuoDa I:IloeJt aclIool sho.p bullcUnc. aud T SUCCESS
0.00, 0.8. and UO, Btate Boute No. UDder authcn'it7 or the 1&_ or Oblo. WIm mEIR DANCE
63 In rrurtle Creek Townabip ." and of Beotloa U.326 of the Gen-
, , d
applying a; bltumlno'\l.!i . tre!'tment, eral ' Coda or ORllo, and under an Waynesvt"Uc Teenagers voted the
want ' to thank all the friends
who sent the lovely flowers , cards
and fl'ult during my recent Illness.
Sincerely.
Beas
Items T -,3() and T-3Z'. In accordance wtll a cer-t4n Res dance last ' week a huge success,
Pavement: Width 18 feet, LencUa olutloo o.f the Board o.f EducaU.on 'rhe dance. sponsored liy St. Mary's
, o' t I- ' d 8-"'001 Dlltrlc passed o.n CARD OF THANK' S
29 832 feet or 5.65 miles. ......... Episcopal Church. W88 held in St.
. th. 3re1 da, o.f April, 1950. Mary's Parish House. Some thirty 'We, of the WR$ne Township and
PROPOSAL NO.2 , Sald Bondi are of the denomma.- teenagers attended from 8 to 11 Waynesville Volunteer Fire De-
Warren Coupty, Ohio. o.n don and mature r4!IPecUvely 88 P.M. to learn sq.lIa_re dances. meet
7,39 state Route No. 112, In Clear 'oU-a
.' U". their friends. and gobble popcorn
Oreek. and ' Wa-.. Townahipa. bJ Bond No. 1-*1 000 O"-Mature De- '
-.. v- and cokes during the Intermission.
ap{ll;lWlg a treatment, cember 1, 1961. ,The host8 an - ra.
tems T-30 and T.:s2. ,BoII4 No. 2-U.Q,OoLMature De'
Pavement
: Wldtb 16 feet, LeDgtb 52 Charles Starr d Mrs. Charles
partment wish to express our sin
cere thanks to ail who contributed
to tbe succe!IIB Df our sbows last
E'rlday and saturday nights .
cember I, 19 . R. MehaffJe. Plans for the future
20,760.4 feet Dr S.93: mUas. " Bond lifo. a-,l.OOO.OD-Mature De- i' EXPRESSION OF THANKS
camber 1: 1953. wit be formulated by the YOllng I wIsh to expres8 my sincere
PROPOSAL No.. 3 , Bond No.. De. people themselves. , thanks and appreciation to. aU rel-
Warren Co.unty. Ohio. bn camber 1. 1,M. 'I'be neW Parlsb HDuse at Sl. atlvea, friends and organizations
Robert El,lenberger Df Waynes.
died Wed.t April 19 at ]0:30 Ajf.
ot the age of 3 years and 6 months.
He born In W-aynosvllle Al1ll't1st
1946. He Is survived by his
parents. Elmer arid Floren'ce' Ellen.
berger and one sister Nora. His
funeral WIIS, beld at the Stubbll
Funeral Home on Friday at,-IZ:OO
P.MJ.. with Rev. Coffey
He was burrled In Miami cemetary.
CARD OF THANKS .
We Wish' to' tbank DlIr mnny
friends Ilnd , tor , theh'
' beautiful cards all'd bouquetR and
gIfts on our wpddlng an
nlversary.
Mr. anr Mr&', Fred HDDk
1.67, 3.69 (pt.), and (3.0a, DuU.... ., 'I I t'" ung bDYS
A:D.7 o.ne '(0 do so. may _ary s a ,aerv ng ue yo er tDr the cards, letters and flmvers
\'Ille). State Route No. 182. In Har-. present a bid or bids fo.r said bond. and glr1s In the too. wbich I receJved during my \llnets :J, ' Jl
Ian 1l'ownabJp, by applying 8. bl- baaed upon ,theli' bearing s. Two. ' chapters of tbe Girls Friend' at home and at Good ' Samaritan I
tumlnous treatment, Items T-aO ,eat rate of IIlterest than specilled 'ly So.clety provide activttles such Hospital. /Mrs. WJlbur F. Cluk oml1
and T-S2_', ' In th'e advertisement. provided as sewtng and handlcra.fts for , tbe , Waynesvllle: Route 2. jMl'. Milton Sheehan, Dr Cenler.
Pavement: Width 18 (eet. LeDatb bowever, that where a fracUonal girl", ' One group, Bupervlsed by ville" called Dn his '
16.417.,6 feet; ' illterelt rate Ie bid such fractlon Mrs. Charles E. and Mrs. 2. OffeQ'lng to belp supervise Mrs, Alice Clark ' on j3un'day morn-
Width 19 feet, t.enBth 2,968:8 ft. aball ' be. o.ne-quarter of one (1) per Samuel N. Key&. mlaets on the first ocda'aion'ally. Ing. April 23. '
,COMMANDER LUKENS' ,Total Len&tb 18.87'.' feet or c'elii. or m'ulUplea thereof. Monday afternOD!l ' of eacl) monlll 3. Providing badly needed ,eqlllp ' Mr. and MrB. Robert Ballard and
APPOIN"rs: COMM'TTEE al 8 8 mUes. , Sald boDda will be sold to the at 4, Girls age 13 to 15 are ment, tools. lumber. paint, sowing Mrs. Leah Gebhart ot MIamisburg,
Commander Lukens of the loc .PropoealB No.1. 1 to 3 hlehelt blelder. ..t the time eligible for thil group. The second materials. etc. were Sunday afternOOn Visitors or
.American Legion POlt. appolnteel of. this proJeot to \Ie completed not place ab9ve mentloned. at not, leaa gro.up Is: compoled at girla aged 10 In addition to these oommunlty Jes'1
1e
IJ. Garner.
Com4r waiter Evant and l!ld later t)lan August 16, . tban par and accrued Interelt. to, 13 years, It meets the first the new PariSh HDuse Is Miss Ruth Chandler attended a
oli the CODlJIllttee to cb!J088 boya IThe mlDlmum wa,. to be 1l.s11 Bid" be upon a.U Dr Tuesday afternoon' of each month being used for many Chllrch act luncheon on Saturday of Alpha
fo1' BoJa State. One boy , wUI be 1
0
all labof emplOJed on tbla oon' any Dumber of bonds Df thl. Issue. at .. P.M. under the direction of Mrs. IvlUes too. A Uursery and Cburcb PJil Chapter. Delta Kappa Gamma.
chosen from HarveJ11bul'l and o.l\e tract shall be in: accordance WlUl ' All blda muat state the number Joseph M. Silk and Mrs. Keys. Schoo] provided there for child at the Engln-eer'a Club in 'Dayton.
bo)' wm be choaen from waynes" the '''Schedule of Pnvall1ns Hourly or bonda. for and the gross Mary'a Boys. Club Is being ren up to 8 yeara of age ea.ch ' The Friends Home folks have
viDe, hl&14i " Wage Rates AacertalDed and, n.- of bid ,and accrued Interest reorganised and "rIU provide re- Sunday morning during the 10:80 A. ' been much intrigued the past week.
GRANGE 10 HOLD tennm8d by 'lihe of Ia to date Of !Sellvery. crea.t1on and trainIng In carpen- M. Church, ServicE!. ,watching a amy robin who !Jas
ALL DAY MEJrrING, dUltlllal Reiatlons appUe&ble to All bid. must 'be accompanled by try and .manual uts for boys be, The St. M.ary's Club for adults discovered his refiectlon In the
There WPll 'be an all !Sa), meet- State Hlpw&)' DepWtment a certlfled 'cI1eok or bond drawn III tween tbe ages of 10 and: 14 years. meetB there on the second Sunday brlgbt cbromlum on the wbeels ot
Ins IpotUtQnd by the Grange provementa In acoorcIanee wUh faYO!' of the Board of EcluaatiOll of Bo1S activities wm be under the nlgbt of each montb for recreation a teachen. car parked In front of
Home EoOnomletJI committee at the ,Sectlo.lla 17-1 11-4, 17 .... 175 aDd the W.,... Local School llllttrict, dlrectlon or Mr. R. Me- and refrelhments, to bear guest th'e home.
Grauee BaU on Weeln8adar. May 17.6& of tbe General Oo4e 9f Ohio." Warnn CountJ, Ublo. in the aum baffle and L1I. Col. Josepb' M. SUk. speakers, and to help the He Is o.ut to get that bird and
3 with a baaket luncb at nooni. Tbe btdeler mut .l1IIlDlt wltb of '100.00. , Meetings win be 'I,eekly on Tues Cburch's work.( , keeps pendatently at It but the
lID the Dr fo.ur' hJa bid a eerW'Jec1 tD tU The Board or Education o.f aald. from '1: ,30 P.)I. , Several out- The Woman' e Auxiliary meets most thing is to Bee hIm
of' the ClOunt7 CIUlC8r committee amount or ... 0'11.... , 8cbool DIetrIOt Nile"" the prl'f InlJa are planned for the boYII duro tbere on the secDnd FrIday of each dart Buddenly beblnd the
wtU be pt'8IIeDt an4 ,teU of tbelr PlaDI &lid epeciftcwllo'lla .... OD ..... to reJect .,. aDd all tllda. Inl summer. month. Tbla Is an o.rganlzatlon for 'Ill mucb aB to.y "I'U Ret ' YOll
work and abow how to make can- fUe In the Of blIIlwar1I IIIda IIhDUl4 be .. teel anel en- Au boys aud glrlsl ln' thc oommun all Christian women who wlah to this t.Jme sure" but he alwaYR
eel' padL ' and the oftIae of URI dhIIIDa..,. 6Dne4...... for EquipmeDt Id, .... ardlesa o.f arfil BIlJ.ye the Ohurch. the Community. comea back looking dlsappolntpd
AQone . ha'riq old tableolothl. t7 4Ireat01': ' BaIJdL . latlon are Invited, to. jo.ln thele the Nation. and the World. and goea at It apln.
eheetl IIhfrte or other 110ft white u. , Board or EdacatlOD of tile W&JDe, c1ube Parents l ire welcome to Other Church 'and communJ.ty HJe mate alta close by watching
- mated.t I1dtalt1e to .. .. covela T1ae cUnotor re...,.. tIM! l'IIIlt Loeal BoIaool WarreD mit 'the meetln,l a114 may help groupa may use the Parish House him aud looking as If she credited
for II&t8. __ .... them; aleo to reject U7 ana III ...... Ohio. by: b)' mak1ns u'raDgements wlijl the blm with more 18Il8O aud wi8hlnIJ
JODI' on tJanac1, tJabDble, etc. I. UtJl8, April .. 2110. . il liIDcourqlnr children and Rector, The Reverend I\&muel N. be would come on and help with
tnU ' '"'' .. for ..,.0IlII .... BIIInnr . C. w. B,_RT, . )eOPlt to Key.. the Deet banding.
........ ' PaItIIIIa Wo-If. , PlabllllUld .. pIl .... ft.
PAGE TWO
. THE MIAMI WAYNESVILLE, ,OHIO
---WEEKLY NEWS I
Candles
Need Claimelto Kee.p Ol's Abroad A If you feed
a radloactlw!. aose to hens, wby
Man LiVes Two Weeks on Wa*'
SEA'ITLE, WASH,-A jobless
,ranslent told poll ce here of ly-
Ing helpless In a boxcar for two
week. on a dJet of candle WOlt.
The man. Frank Zehnder, 48, of
HOUlton, Tex.. was taken to a
hospital In a critical condition.
.If Continent to be Fully Guarded;
. Berl.-n Stocks U p for E'mergencies
C.Drroa" NOrl!l, ""0" .,1.10 ........ p ...... III ...... eolam .. tbo,. .re tbq t
W tera Ne".pa,.r 'Va' '. alWI a.Jat. aatl a aeee rU, 01 Ibl. new . ... p.,..,
EUROPE:
Jllit in Case
'lbe demands of the cold war are
becominC steadUy more vast and
lnI\lItent. )'irst and continuing Is
money-American dollars to stem
the tide of cotrimunlsm' and protect
!taeU-so the theory goes-by pro
tectlng Europe.
NOW IT IS MEN Europe wants.
American Gl's to garrison the con
tinent. A permanent garrl.son of
AmerJl=an troops in western Europe
-even German occupation
ends-Is vital to the Atlantic poet.
defense, severa1 European experts
believe. .
THE EXPERTS Quoted' argue
that American troops would pro-
ylde on-thespot leadership lor
Europe's defense forces; and would
serve as a reassurance to France
"it German troops eventually are
too powerful In the western Euro-
pean defense.
At preaent. as the pact aDiance
fOWldll out Its first year. its 12
memJler powers bave about 22 di-
..ulon. of varying strength and ef-
feetlveneal Am,ong them,
The normal' complement of a cU
-wtalon II 11.000 men. 'lbat means a
total of 330.000 potential fighting
mea reacly to meet aOJ' attack up-
DO the pact .Ignatorle.. It also
means lllat eadl pact . Ignatol')" II
leu than two divIJIOllI into
th8 overaU plan to protect them-
Mlves,
Under IUeh a setup It I. COnceiV-
able that mJpt have to
boIJter the defenllve llne: but the
-tuP anew the question:
IIoIr .lneere IJ Europe In effortl
lit rehabilitate and protect UseU?
BERUN:
Fear Crisis
In the event of a crill. weh a.
Ulat prec1pltated b,. the Russian
blockade 10 IMII. Berlin was reacl3',
The weat ba. Itoeked the eftT.
blDl with enough food and coal to
.,j make a mockeJ:7 of an,.. new block-
ade. ..
In the 11 montba since tht Re4J
lUted the blockade of the city, a
ateacl3' dream of tum. truck and
barge traffic ba. pUed up what IJ
Mt to be .deQ\1ate aupplles to meet
llII1' , emertenc,..
When Ruala clamped down the
blockade, In .D effort to impose It.
0WIl polillcal ' conviction. on Ber-
lin. the City had only an avera,e
of six weeks luppUes on hand. Now
. the basic Itaples are In about .Ix
montbs lupply and In aU probabU-
tty will continue to increaae
furthe.. ItoCka are added.
It was felt that the Ru lana,
aware of thl. woce .. , would be lei.
foolhardy thaD to aHempt another
blockade effort. but even 10. no
one WII taking any chance. be-
cause ot the unpredictability of
Soviet action and of the old truism
that "what hall happened once, can
baI)Mn again."
HIGH COURT:
ACc(ised . Must Talk .
I A ruling . of the U.S. lupreme
court II likely to serve a. a power-
. Iul stimulant for those accused of
Communist IYfllpathles and refule
Ito talk.
The court refused to grant a hear-
fug to two HollyWood writers con-
victed of contempt of congress.
'!be action let stand a decillon that
congressional commlHee. may cOm-
Pel withe lies to sa,. wheth,er the),
are Communists. TIle vote was
I to 2.
. By Its ,"ctlon, the high court re-
med to Interfere with a lower
court decision boldlng that congress
may Ilbrldge either the treedom of
speecb or the freedom to remain
allent "wben legislating to avert
. what It believes t!J be a tbrea t of
substantive evil to national wel-
fare."
'lbe hip court banded Ciown 'the
opinioD but dJd not explain ' Its
reason. It took the action In brief
order layln, It would not hear the
appeal. of screen writer. .Tohn
Boward Lawaqn and Dalton Tnun-
'rhe,. bad been il!!ncUn, Iince
last AUlUSt 11. Lawlon and
are each under sentence to .erv.
" 1' III jaB and to pay a floa of
tt , TIle" bad been tree IDlder
borul.
'ilia court'. crier. noted tba'
tlce. Black aDd DouIias IavoNcl
....... of tile a.... aad tllat
Juatfce CIaa took DO pal1. .
LaWlClCl _ Trumbo weN two of
It prem.lfteGt screell fIprM wile;
NfIIHd to tell a lICIIlIHUIoaal cOm. '
. mUIiIIe . wllelller the" Iia4I __
"...;, .... fIl tile CammUlll&t
CUlM & cOuN7iERoCLAlM
Chills Charges
BrIe. Gen. Conrad E. Snow.
of tbe .U. 8. state depart-
ment's loyalty board; tesWles
before the senale subcommit-
tee InvesUratlDa .ohar,es of
communism In, the .tate de-
partment. Be chillC!d oharrea
by Sen. .Jo.eph MCCarthy (R,.
WII., told proben ui'at
he no ... ., DO CommUDllta fa
the
VACATIONS:
Why England?
For the American tourlJt plan-
nln& trip abroad, Engl.nd can't
be beat, according to Farnham F.
Dudleon. . editol'-In-chlef of We.t
.ern Newlpaper Union. a new.paper
I)'Ddicate.
DUDGEON visited En,land .om.
weeks ago alona with It other rep-
resena-tlvea of new.paper .yndl-
ca.te.. pre s. IIsoci.tiona anll
perlodlcala. The hOlt on the f11,bt
over the Atlantic and the trip
tbroup Enaland and SeoUand was
the Briti.h Travel auocl.tlon.
whicb Is enga,ed In a camp.ign to
attract tourut trade to the Britlah
lales. '
The 'Iyndic.te chief reporte4 that
"Enlland deflnltely IJ the pIae.
to ,0'" for the Amerlean wbo 1II(ants
a memorable triP abroad . at a
modlcum of cosL Thl. II true, be
laid. because of the many place.
and thingS In Enaland that are .0
.1ose!y tied In with our own hia-
tory.
"Right now. England Is a tourist
paradise." Dudgeon saId. "E.pe-
daIb" 1a this true because the
Poudd devaluation has added . 10
much more purchaslbllity to the
American tourIst dollar. For ex-
ample. one may stay at abnolt
any of the picturesque Inns or bo-
tels for .. Uttle al $21 to $23 a week.
I '''tRANSPORTATION facilitiel In
both England and Scotland .. re ex-
cellent. even If the e<!ulpment fl
spmewbat batte.red from the war.
The British are eager to make
Americans leel at home. and one
gets the impression that this I. a
sincere hospitality, not motivated
exclusively by the desire for
American doUars."
Tbere la 'little n.eed to remind
Americans of the particular charm
and beauty at the 'Britlsb and Scot"
tisb countrysides, with their lakes.
moors. beather. famed resol't spots
and historic building. end land-
marks. because ,they are known,
even If vicariOUSly, to most Amer-
icans. .
"But seeing them .t first band
Is an altogether thrlllinr and mem-
orable experience." Dudieon said.
RADAR:
Day' &. Night
The countl')' WII Informed during
the week that there ts at. least some
Insurance .,attlst another . "Pearl .
Harbor" in. the event an enemy'
should attack. That Insurance is a
radar and clvman-alrPlanespotting
n.etwork that Is now far enouib
along to provide protection,
The annoUJIcement .150 reported
that alarm SYltems have been m-
staUed that can flash an alert to
air force interceptor sqUadron.
and civilian waming centen with
In matter of .econdl. All theae
mOYeJ Ilml)b' are preparedness.
offlclals Itresled, and do not ' In.
dlcate IlII1' Deed ' of tlleae detenle.
II lrnmJnent.
AIr tore. officlall .ald more
than 200 centers now are
up: aDd mu:r more will
IOOD be In operaUon. The centers
are .eleetell bi oftlclals weh al
lQYerDOI'I, m.yors and ebl.,. of
pollee, Headq\W'teioa WIll be 10 key
cltI.. .nd aomeooe wfll alway, be
aJ1able to man ,the wamtq' ap-
paraM.
Could Anti-Red Bill Win Congress' Okay?
Could bW to coatrGl Commu- .etton OIl It. 'lbat forec t of Dem-
at.t activUlu In the UDited statel oc:r.Uc IntentiOftJ burned majorltl
wID .pproYal cd conll'eu7 There la.der Scott Lucas, of' DUnolJ. He
... acmut about the promptly retorted that 'FerCUlOD
quuUoa willa cla1m and counter- \ft. "Just talkin, poIlUc.... .
oIa1m IIeJq But 1'8l'1\II0II told reportera be
lleDator l'.rlUlOD at.. 1IIcb.) .... COllvincecl the .dmblIatration
ablmed ... COUld Una up topoheaV7 Is pa ..... of the bm and
IUIJPOI't for IIUCh meuuN. but th.t the dltficu1ty WI. In lltUnr
.aicl ... apected the .dmlDIItra leila. le.4en to brlq It .. IDr
..... IHcIen would 117 to 1IIoek' actIaD. -
uncommon bens and uncommon
hens .they were, Inasmuch as
had been given doses of radJollctive
calcium and they laid radioactive
eggs.
THE poultrydepartment Iclen-
tist set out to learn what hapJilens'
to calcium from the atomic energy
commission 'at Oak Ridge and fed
minute single doses to two hens
and dally doses to another two. He
kept them under close
The hen 5 suttered no ill etfects
and got along apparently as weU
as other hens until they were
lillJed at the end of the project.
With the aid of a. Geiger counter.
the experimenters found:
THE SHELL of an egg laid by
one of the hens 15 minutes after
the first dose contained enougb
labeled :calclum to make' the count-
er . tl l=\{ , but none .of the material
was in the yolk or white of the egg,
Radioactive calcium showed up
on the shell, yolk and white of an
egg laid 24 hours later and the
white contained 70 times more of It
than the yolk.
Zehnder IBid that he and an-
other man got Into the boxcar
to get out of the weather. but
his teet froze and the other man
brought food to him when he
could I!l0ve. no longer.
"But he took oft one day, ..
Zehnder said." and I was too
weak to get out ot the car. The
boxcar doorl were closed, but
not 10.cked, and it was beUeved
that wal the realon no one
heard Zehnder', caUs for help.
Hunger finally drove him to
eating some wax candles that
he 10und wltbin hls reach In tile
boxcar, Zehnder said.
Railroad men, finally coming
to use the car. found him Inside.
Forgotten Dreams
IVIay Be Recaptured
By Electric Shock
BALTIMORE, MD.-By a new
PAK IS TAN: t,echnlque of electricaUy Ihocklng
Peace Move the brain. faded and forgotten
dreams of individuals may be re-
The" Indian parliament ratlf1ed created.
the new India-Pakistan pact and AI an example. . a 14-year-old
with that approval there .ppeared boy was undergoln, brain lur,el')"
bope that bloody communal .trUa under. local anesthetic. The J\lJ'o
on .ubcontlnent mlgbt be end "eon took tine wire carr:r1nc a
ed. . :mall char,e of electriCity and
Prime Mlni.ter Nehru. In IUbmit- t(lucbed It to " certain area of th.
tIng the pact, .ald be wal laU.fled ooy. expoled brain.
It would halt a drift toward eatal- "I .ee two men .Ittin, In .n ann
tropbe. "We have .topped ourselve. clilalr." the youncster exela1med.
at the edge of precipice and' The electrode wa. removed, 'l'be
turned our back to It." Nehru 1.ld. men In the .nn-chair vall1Jhech
THE AGREEMENT guarantee. Tltlen the Wire WII touched to an-
the security of the Moslem minorlt;y other area. Th1I time the bo1 vi
In HIndu IncUs. and the Wndu mi .I'oned . "a man ftptlnC."
norit;y In MOllem Pak!itan. It alN Dr. Wllder G. Penfield, world
permits the unhampered lI\1Il'at1oD' famed brain .urgeon, told Johns
of both mlnorltie. acl'Ol' the bor- Hopldnl doctor. tb'at the electrical
ders of the two domJn1ona. cliLBr,. bad aeUvaietl tlreama til.
The move was an IdeallJUc. ODe bOy bad' .tored .way. He told
and b.1l the blelltnp of the civil Ic:lent\lts now are abla to tum
hed world, ' But whether It .. ould memorlel and dream. "on and
work was a problem that would oU" during brain .urlel')".
It ill trouble hemispbere "diplomats. Each part of the brain has a p.r-.
OUT OF INDIA were comJn..... tlc!ular .funcUon. He explillned that
porta that the announeed-and prob- throu,h electrical .timulaUon. .el.
ably .ineer_Uort to .boUah en.tlsts are findlDl v.r1oua cen.
calte 10 order to brln. about 1lDit;y, ten that make UI act, think-and
was encolJllterin, more dIf1ieulty dream-a. we do.
than w .. expected. ReUgloul , COD- lOr. . Penfield ,.ve leveral eaae
vlctlons. customs. traditions and hllStoriel .howinl that when the
practice. of centurlel are DOt elt!ctrode cau.ed certain re.ctioD
Blougbecl oU 10 In patieDt, the .ame reaction re-
currecl wben the electric chara.
w"s applied to the lIame lpot a,ala
A New Hope ana .galn. .
Olle w.. that of the bo,. and blJ
A new bope lor .tuntec1 cblldren drums.
-8 promise ot speeding the .h 0 w electrical
of undernourished boy. --ami . of eertaln areas can
-is beld out in the drug aureomy. cause 1011 of tho power of expre ..
cln. The "Iolden drug." it ""U .1011 by speech (aphasia). Whll.
said. may, prove !l powerful growth Olle patienf was namln, objects.
stimulator. ' .ijJmulation wa,e appUed. .
THE ANNOUNCEMENT ' wu Of one object he laid. ''Ob, I
made .t the national convention of lmA)W what that Is. That II wbat
the AJrierlcan Chemical society In YQIl put In your Ihoea." .'
Philadelphia. w her e . delegates
learned that already the drua baa
"increased the rate of ' growth ot
bOIS, chickens and turkeys by u
much as 50 per cent. Ita eUects.
delegates were told, "tar exceed"
those obtainable with all)' known
vitamin. It Is bemg tested now on
undersized children.
Bald the growthaccel
era,ting action ot the drug "may
hold .enormoul long-range slcnlfi.
cance tor the survival of the bu-
man ral1e In a world of dwindlin,
resources," because it may prove
of tremendous importance In ex-
tending the world', meat supply
and reducins the cost of produc-
tion .
Television Boo'ms

Te1e-fIJIoa prothleUa t
rear .0MI'4Iq .. IIDclInp .,
iIW CeDfereaee .... ,.. totaled
.... l'I7 u mUll ........
pare4 WUIl 1,__ Ia", 'I'IIe
abeY. era ... IlJatratM ... ..,.. .
....... enwtla ., wi . ...
.................... Til.
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.,.... U .1IIIIIIIa.
BUSINESS:
Many Idl.
Aeeordlq to V.1. Commerce
Charle. ;sawyer, buJ ......
11 . ,oocI-Wt there 11 too much lID"
empio7Dlent. '
BB ADDED. boweYer. that It IJ
danproua to let apecUta fllure
.s the daDpl' point In uaemploJ.
Brltllh Flr:m WI"I
Drlw. for M .... ,tlroduon.n
LONDON.-A hundred 'Cllnadillq
fa rimers' wlve. Il)et In a villa,e 1Q
189'7 to lWap jam and preservlnC
recipe Tbey had DO Intim tion of
the. . fact then that .they wqe stant
ing a world-wide a .. celatlon. J
However. the Utue at
St0l1.e)r Creek. Ont.. wal the beglil
nin, of tnet Msoclated COUDtrl
Women of the World wltb a currerit
membership of mlilion. The as
iodation lerVes . a. the
tlnm body the network of farm.
women'. organhaUons all oyer the
wodd. .
Major theme of the British unit
II IDore prOjiuction. Stoney Creek'.
Idell of poouDi knowled,e of jam-
malting. b'uit Preservmg. home
bandicrafts. borne and
farm hal. been retamed
and enlarged upon. The club. are
.UU nonpoUtlcal and nonseetarlan,
. P,lirt of the wide Brltlsh .lcbemp
ill It ' marketing committee to ad-
. vile cottage gardeners In lellin,
tlJe'lr products
being too Imall for inclusion in th
Goll'emment marketin, scheme,
Tl!\ere t. also a produce arutid
whicb in IH7-48 brought
extra pounds of potatod,
81.000 frult 10 De.
pl. clubs aDd. ala ne. rabbit. dubl.
fte prJ,de of, OW Brttiab
lutes . ,I. ,1lenman colle,e.
ltJlMid ID BerlrablN couatl hOUle.
The of &be feder.tlon.
educational actlvlUea. It oIfera
eow.\au bl evet:rtbln.. from trW-
.!IRftJD. .10 elanleal

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u.. ".,.. t It wm do ID ..
WaiIaI ....... 'I
.. Cot8wolda tMr fi.-.r.,
to ......
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=
BrIta1a IDitltatl.. aN
to II ClUJ of
ment beea.... "people will ,et
paateIry'. wbea 1& 11 naabed.
a. alao .... tllat JIll department
WI. not drawlq up' 8Q pia to
ailmbat 1IIIIiIDptgJmtIt.
Light Bulb System
Vegetables
Speed Up Development
In Backyard Hotbeds

Tbunday, AprU 27, 1958
The hillhillies who had never
bee n on iii train before had been
drafted a nd were on their way to
camp. A (ood butohe r cam e
through tho tra in selling bananas:
. The two mount:lineers bad
never semi bananas Cl nd each.
bought one. As one of them bit in-
to his banana the b'a in enter ed a
tunnel. Flis voice came to his COm-
panion In t he darkness.
First Hillbilly : "Ha\' e you at
yours y et?" .
Second : "Not yet. Why '!"
F irs t: " Weil, don' t touch it. I' ve
et one bile and gone blind."
Burn 2S-watt light bulbi In I
backyard botbed and you'll eat
your own 'early JUDe peas next
May.
Alcoholics
are SI(,A' PI1! urLe: 'In .rcen' need
of flrop'" t rel1 hn e"t. 8 to n daYI
ho"pUu ll ln lion required. foll owed b,
" weC'! k 8 nf ' nr c:c lUH1 tonl ol
I1re " lbe d by' ' .,u r Ll e enltd ,th,. ,
nlnos. No eft n r lt' t' fur hOllkl .. t ur uri
\I:tte f'ft".uitn1io'h.
That advice lor home gardener.
comes from Robert L. Zahour.
Westlngbouse lamp engineer. Such
miniature "greenhoul\es" warmed
by 10w,pOIver bulbs vege-
tables to the table ]0 days ahead
01 regular seed plantings outdoors.
FIO\ver seeds storted In hotb'eds
are brought to bloom one month
earlier, he added.
The 25watt bulb 1$ best tor hot-.
because higher watt ulle bulbs
are more apt to crca te hot sP9ts in'
'SeedlIap -cocI41ecJ In electriO
hotbeet. liIIe Uaeae barl7 Yep.
&abies to &be table 10 day. earl-
Ier and no .... to I MOIIIIl
a moatb earUer.
the .oll. .tuntln eed II'Owth 01' 1
aeorchinl the tender roun. plants,
The COlt of' a bulb-heated hotbed
.vera,et only three-tenth. of a
cent per plant for electriciv dur.l
In, the entire .lx-week. "alOll Inl
United Statel. the en&1-;
neer calCUlated. ThIs is 80 per cent
1ell than the coat of loll heated by
elec;trle c.t>le and 0JIly haU the
COlt of manure. whldl re-
qulrea loil preparation ' .uch II
dlaglng iI)to frozen cround. depends
upon fermentaUon for tu heating
effect In a botbed. .
The LEE .,.STITUTE
IUtl ltd .. Cln Cl lnnn U II
Ohlr. - Tnl f9 phune ...
WHEN SLEEP WO'T
COME AND VOU
. FEE.L GLqM
Use Laxattv.-
REMOVES WASTE NOT GOOD (GOD
\VI .. , .. )'au c t .1"el'-'fl!8l JUlltawtut
becauu" l'OU need a , - do ..
"='0"8 do - oh"w ruN-a-'U1ft.
I'DN-A-M:INT la wonderfully $1Uferentl
Doctors ""Y many ot ..... lu .. tlvetl .tan
their "lIuahlo8" aotlon tUD a __ . I ... t
In t .. " .h'w ...... Large dOl .. Of euch 1aK-
at,lvea upset dlgelltlon, Dllah away nolll'-
\shin\( rood you need for health aDd ,
enel'\lY . .. 'OU teel weill, worn ou,.
But geotle ra:N-A-.. ,NT, taken .. no-
oroln.oded, worb chleJIy to the lower
bowel where It rerao'.e.oDI,. wa.Ce t
.ood 'oodl YOll .,old tlu\t w"ak. Urecl
teei1nl. Olle n:tH-.. .. un and feel 104
.Dne. full of lltel 50;, or 01111
I
"NO' LONGER.
SLEEPLESS!"
cu.pa.h
Faws C,"" DrIB
IrItp lIatwllltJl.f
Can't sleep? ..
TOIl and turn? ...
Get up In the
morning reelinl
more tired than
when you "' ent to
bed! 'then
you'JJ find real encOUraKBlnent in this
letter fn,m, a man ill Peoria, Dlin_:
TelDl 'Hybrid' in Swine
Applicable to Offspring
"N ervOIllll).ea and J/';pleiil night.
t we.re my two reasons for switchlnl to
'lbe term hall come to POSTUM-and you Can tell the world
mean lIuperior producing ability to that drinking I'OIITUK instead of coft'ea
the com arower, It Is nat\u'aL . qll1eted my nervea and made J/eep
therefore, that the terms ''hybrld better, thus improViag Pllerai
healtb.' . . , , .
hog" and "hyllrld boar" ahould
Interest com belt pork producers. SCIENtiFIC 'ACT.i Botb coffee and
It seems ' qulte cle8l': most agri
culturlsts are agreed. that "hybrid
vigor" eventually will Increale
greatly the eUidepc; of livestock
production. Informed breeder
however, believe that there are not
yet available adequate depend-
able .ources ot boar. for produe-
bogs_ - . .
, '.
FUrthermore. t.bl! narpe "hybrid"
In the ilccepted sense ot -the term
lJiou1d. be reserved fOr 1he Utters
produced- by the market!hog tllrm-
Orcanlo' IIIsllt LOll
tea contain drug-a nen.
Itimulantl So while maDY people eaD
drink coft'ee or tea jiHft'1IIlt,
others auft'er nervousneaa, Indlgeadcm,
sicep_ nights. But I'08Tll;
no c:aftein or other tut
can pOllllbly cauae nervoumall, tna ..
g_ion, ' sleepll!ll8llal r .
_I THI. JUTI Buy JNlJTANT P06Tt1II
todaY-drink POSTtIltI excJUllive1y for
30 daY'. See if POSTtJII d08lll't belp
you, .too, to J/eep better. lee)
'enjoy life more\ :lNBT,\NT PosTUW-
A Vigorous Dnnk made from Health-
[ul Wheat and Bran. A Product ' 01
denerJ/ Foods.
Thursday, April 2'7, 1950
The veterans often
obtain better quality mo .
teridl for less m 0 n ,
through careful shopping.
the Veterans Loan-asso-
ciation in Canada fi-
nances the pro tJ rom.
Shown at right, a V.LA.
luperYiSor, stonaing at
left, is helping a yeteran
contractor to select hi,
woods . which are' to be
used in the he is
building.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYN.ESVILLE, PAGE THREE
With housing costs
remaining so high as to
keep home ownership out
of reach at many
the build-your-own-home
ideo ho.s begun. to sweep
aoross Canada. Most of
the home-builders have
had little or no experi-
ence, but tliey pitch right
in and with the aid of
specially prepared plans
Dnd loans ' manage to do
the job in adequate fash-
ion. This Ontario family
(photo at left) hos joined
the scores of ' Canadian
veterans who are in ' the
build - your own house
program. They are plan-
ning an house with a
room for baby Nancy.
" ....
This evening closs of
1950 vet builders ,(above)
being instructed by V.L
A. luperYisor Rob e r t
WQOde is one of 12 or
ganized in the western
Ontorio centers. The vet-
erans or. 'given ; encour .
agement in the form of a
loan and they need to
give proof only of their
ability, their will
to" work and spar. time.
photo at left shows
the Simpson -famil, at
Roseland, Ontario, work
ing Oil" th.ir home. Simp-
IOn put th. foundation hi
hlm ... If, leamed how to
cinder blocks and
built the wal" with his
wife actin. as' hod man.
Falix
Retir ..
The Questions
IT'S ASPIRIN AT ITS BeST
,stJOS&ph:ASPIRIN
'.'WOAlD'S ' tARGEST' SelLER AT .IO(
1. What Presidents of the United
B, Rlcbard BIU WUklnaOD S tat e s were ,related besides
W
HEN FELIX BRENDLINGER Theodore and Franklin D. Roose-
. velt?'
retired to private llte be ' ..
ceased to be a "figure" In May. 2. Name the
l
Prov-
field. If you took time to analy:te Inces 01 North America.
the reason. the answer was simple. 3. WI:lat three parts of the 'world
For 30 year. FeUx had lett bl. are mos.t densely popul ated?
1Iome on Pleasant atreet at .exactly 4. l!ntJ! recently wh.at country
In the morrung. walked a s upplied the world WIth natural
tel' mUe to the railroad statlon camphor?
_----.... boarded tlbe '1:48 5. What is acne vul gar.is?
Nl Makes Mnq lep/lriIJ s. &I,.
People caD hardly believe what won
derful results Nature'e .Remedy, .
Tableta bring the firat time they n,.
them. An Nt at night brings morninc
regularity 80 thoroughly, with De
perturbing effects. It leavea you feel-
109 invigorated. alive. .
3
MI
train for Lon,.
, nut. view. and Ipent
Flotlon the day .In that
____ -' distant city at
desk In the Insur
ane. oMee. ' of Bootlb, Gm and
Dyer. Every eventng be dlsem
barked from the 5:52 train and ro-
traveled the quarter.mUe to bIa
Pleasant street bome.
Mayfield citizens were used to
the light of Felix walking briskly
to and from the railroad Itation.
SomeUmes .ome one would ask
bIm to do an errand in Lo:ngvlew,
and he' d alway. obUge. Fre,quently
he would deliver choice' bits of
ne,,!s to friends imd acquaintance .
Booth. Gill and Dyer had fe)f thetr
clients two ' large Iteamshll? Unes,
and Felb: could tell when th.e boatl
arrived In , port. or when they were
delayed by storm. and wlnen im
portant personages were
from abroad.
!J'here were r. bundred and
line thin,. tbat Fells could
and did do Old acble.,ed for
him r. certain reoopltloD.
After he retlre\'l, FeUx cealed
10 be a ncure. Be wam't aD
'especlall, lma&IDaUve PC!rlOD,
.er were hll aelrbbol'll.
The neighbor. knew uncoln.scloul
I:r that FeUx waf no longer dlUer
ent from any of them. FeUx Iaiew
, toO. It trolibled h1m. It Iburt. It
made bJm lonesome. It mide hln1
wonder. to develop
In blm an tnferlorlty complex.
Felix tried bard to find 'pleasure
In 1)11 retirement. He pla,nted
,arden and bought lome ' chickens
and .occupled bIa time as ttlUch as
be could. But It waf a physical oc-
cupation. and this ,ave him plenty
of opportunity to think. Evemtually
hi. thlnktng changed to brooding.
alld the broodln, nourlsh.ed the
I!'owln, tnfe.rlorlty
Feiix's wife noticed the change.
She tried to talk to blm, to leam
. the aource of hla moodlne'ss. But
1 FeUx cOuldn't explam It. He felt a
little aehBmed, and didn't want to
talk.
Anotber monOl passed and
Jl'eJbr'. wife beran &0 0Iiak be
wal a case for Ole family doc
lor. TheD ODe day a letter ar-
rived rrom Booth. GIU and
Dyer. They waated to klllOW U .
Felbr woald o_lder c41mlnl
iii ror a few daya &0 alslst In
atra1rbteDln, out lome mr.'-
ten aboIR wblob they c1DDa14-
erect him all expert.
"The idea," Fells'. . wife 0][.
clalined. "Don't they k.now-but of
eour.e they don' t-I'U wdte lin.
and teU them bow poor
I:r 'OU .,.1"
"You'll do DO such thtngl" FeUx
eXJ:1&lined; , eyes gleaming. "I'm
ca,tcbJll. 7: 48 In the momlngl"
T
HE JOB ' lalted three weeks.
Durin, that time FeUx became
. S "lUre onci more. People Ibecaml
uaed to him aoin, back and forth
The Answers
1. John Adams and Jol\n Quincy
ams, father and son; William
Harrison and Benjamin
.",r " ..n grandfather and grand-
; James Madison and Zackary
All'lIegetable maUs the diff __ -
big differencel Nt '. are made of 10
natnral. all-vegetable laxative
menta. acieDti1ically blended.
aylor, second cousins.
TrY Nt at 211 teblet8
260. Buy a boz at any druJ.s:jn. 'I'r7
them. If DOt completely.. :t nt_
2. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick
Prince Edward Is land.
bos with un..-l tenleta lie
u We will refUlld 70U
money plu. poRap.
3. Eastern ,United States, West.'
ern Europe and China.
4. Japan.

5. Adolescent pimples.
1 SWELL DISH! \IERVONE A SOOD
I 8RAlCfASr eRISP raCE 1I0'fltDlII:t"t
t 1)0 tHE eotuCIM&! r/' . I
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ancl rull ..... 111 your coolinll ayste ....... 1 c'"-'
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LET YOUR LOCAL Z-. DEALER'
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WHILE OUR VERY LIMITED SUPPLY 'LASTS"
I
w. bugb b. "Hre dock of I 1.1"lI. wbol ... I. l.plul"' clil.
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THE MIAMI GAZETTE
Eltabllahed 1850
PAU L. A. .aC HERE R ... . .... .... .. .. ' . .. .. Edi t or ,nd Publlaher
CECILIA J. SCHERIiR . . ...... .. .. . .. . , ..... Secretary ,"d Tre.1llurer
Published Er er y Thursday
at Waynesville, 'Warren County, Ohio
Entered 1\8 second cla8s malter at
the postorti ce at \\' aynesvlUe, Ohio.
Subscription RaI98-$1. 50 Per Year, In fI.dvance. In Ohio, J2. elsewbere
By JANE FITt:
.\1158 }fary Belle fiogao, 3n Fr d
\\'all, a ll oC Harveysburg.
Osee Squires, wbo Burrered
a broken leg i n an acci dent at her
!lome Ileal' town, Thursday arter'
Mrs. . J oan Deckell Jones, wno nooll, .haII been taken \ 0 the Grand
hIlS been a pat! nt at tile M1Jlmi view Hospital, Dayton.
Vulley HOl!plWl in ' Dayton tor' sev- Mrs. W. C. Brown ar. d Mrs.. W.
"ral days . retUJ'IIed to her home, E. Frost were callers In Wil mlng
here, Saturday mornlDg. ton, . Tuesday afternoon.
An InterestJng was ])re The senior class will pr esent
Hemed at t he meeting of the Par ,t hei r dus play. "Amazing Oracle"
ant Teacbers' ASSOCiation a t tbe at lhe S ' hool aU'dJt orlum, Frida)'
lIehool auditorium, Wednesday eve- evening. Mary Belle Bogan and
nfDg . . The s t udents ot t he third ClIve DeBoard Jr. ",III appear In
grade gave a: clever interpretation tbe leading Otber memo
of "P.lnocchlo" and tbe s tudents of bers ot the 8st Ip.clucJe: Scott
t be first and Hecond grades j Oined Hawthorne, Dorothy Adcox, James
'In Ij lngiog "11 ) Knew You Wer e WllemBD. Mary Ann Carnes, Ken
Coming J 'd Baked a Cake." Tbe neth WJls on, Gladys Kernll, Rob-
spe lal n umber' lor lbe program art Hlldebrecbt, Myrna Rae M Ir
IHl R a mualcal r atUng by Elaine . aele, ond Donna. Rae Jacoba. The
\'\' ebb ot SUgo. Who la lbe pI'Oducftlon b dlrec:ted by
l e T of Mrs. RubYe Webb, teacber i\fn. Gladys Hook, Ii member: ot
of tbe flrtb grade bere. tbe high school faculty. Special
The girl s ot this years gradual' mualc for the program will be pre'
Jng class attended tbe' tea given I1y sented by tbe 8chool's five piece
tbe Warren ' County Protesslor.-al orch.estra and the doubl e quartet,
Womens' Club at tbe Golden Lamb under the dHectlon of MM!.
III 1.ebanon. Tbursday eve-
. nlng: .
aernces are being held
lit the Zton Bal}tJst churcb with
Rev. Holt and Rev. Kilgore in
Bogan.
Jo Nell, Infant daugbter 01 Mr.
'and M.ra. Carl Jones, 18 staying at
the bome of her aut and un I .
Mr., and Mrs. Olenn Cook, of
{'harge ot the serviceS. Franklin, while ber motber I s con
Mr. an'l1 Mrs. J. W. Snell or Per - trom a r ecent llInel:l8.
rington .talted frfends In the vil-
lage Sat11rda7.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Tucker were
tbe 'gueatll .turday of their 8O.n
. Inlaw and daugbter. Mr. and Mrs.
JIlIDI!B Park. and da.ughterll Peggy
Dnd Teryl , or IncJnnaU.
!Mr. at1d Mrs. John Wel9h, Who
have confined to th Middle.
town Ho.pital, following an auto-
mobUe accJdent, ,returned to t befr
Mme J,n the Y111a.ge Monday,
Fred DaIdn, -who baa been ser-
tQUlly S!J. for d_IS, was
taken f4 GrandYhnr H08pltai Sun.
mQI'IIIDg .
Mrs. Mary' Syrerd entertained
With a dinner at her home, 'Mon
day eveDiDa', , In honor of ber son,
John Byferd. who was celebra.Ung
0Jea name Be ....
Kerollne a. well u other file .. Sa
.neD uHd In portable ope!I.aama
butera. Tbay must be daaued
Il'equeutb-. handled with eare. and
repaired prompU,. wh.n detec:ta be-
com. apparent. 'lb.,. IhouleS nevlr
be 1Wed Indoofl or placed wblre
there it 01 knoeJdn. them
over. 'lb., IbouleS nnlr be used III
Ulbt17 dOled rOom. and UDder no
Ihould the,. be left
burDiIII In bldrooml after 70U
havi
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AoWItJ T_' f_ IIIIk
III 1Il10 Dr. MaDIl and Dr. Far-
rIDItOD at the Unlver.ltT or
relea.ld tile acidity tilt for m11k.
'l'bIa m.tbocI il Uled toda, III U.
orIliI:lal form.
bls blrtlrday anniversary. TRY GAZE1TE a.ASSIFIEDS
Miss Mae Harlan Was bostess to 1HEY RESULTS FAST
t he Adult Bible Class of Jonah's ::-aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii
Run Church, at ber counpy bome, a P!
Tuesday Mrll. J. P .
tlbo)'Dbury was In- charge ot the
program (or tbe. evening. The
class nominated the following or.
fleers to serve for this year : Min
E11za.beth Clark, President; How-
ard eOUolt,' Vice PreSident, and
I\:fl'llt Mary Denny, SecretllJ'Y And
fl'reasurer. .
M;r. and Mrs. Emerson Masters
'and their sons an'll Mra. BI.ancbe
Oarr bad, as theIr guests, SlIndaJl
afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.. Clay
Masters and Mrj. and Mrs. William
fJ'omma.sbot and family. a t Alpha.
MUs Dora SQuires was It guest
!!!Il.turday evening .of Dr. and Mrs.
W. E. Frost, an'd Bon Maynard.
(fbe Temperance League of Ohio
IIPonsored a presentation of "The
mo.ck Flag" at ;the Methodist
church here Sunday eveni ng. Rev.
G. M. Hunt. of Westervtlle, and
S . . P. McNaught, a .Columbus at
'of tIl'e lIQl10r i8sue. 'jlhey were
torney, the pro and cor,'
8Rsisted in tbe cllsousslon by Rev.
Fl. Partington, ReVi" C. A. Arthur,
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THE GAZE I T-l:,
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PRIMARY ELECTION, MAY 2, 1950
Your Support Kindly Appreciated -Pol. Adv.
REWARD DI$TINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE
ELECT HARRY 1. MARSHALL .
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL OF OHIO
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WARREN COUNTY ' COMMISSIONER
WILBUR LAKE
Candidate For RflPublican Nomin.ation
For COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
ATTENDED .FRANKL.IN HI GH EASTERN KY,
STATE UNIVER.SITY OF DAYTON, VETE.RAN OF
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Barveys Obi.
I METHODIST CHURCH
R. B. Coleman, Ml1l1ster
L:YTLE METHODIST CHURCH
.U. P.. Daughn, I' ttl! l Or
Church School, 9:30 A.M., Mr. UIlI(INI SE' r vlce, 9: -15 u. m.
Harold Eunhart, Supt.
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
\VorBhlp Scrvl c , 10: 30 A.M . .
Youth Felowsht. lp, Sunday, 6: 30
P. lIf:
FERRY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Byron' Carver, Mlnlsler
'I' h llov . . "" nuIPI . K 'rl! Rector
!'i ulItljIY: 1I0l y 'Olll III 1111 hill: fl. m.
I'rimn r)' II Rt'il oo l 11) : :1fI a .DI,
(Ag"IIO ' t hroug h I
.\ ,I ul l WorHhlp, n. m.
UTICA E. U.B. CHURCH
Bible Scbool, 9 :30 A.IIf .
Morning ' Worship. 10:30 A.M.
Prayer Meeting, 7:00 P.M.
Young People's Meeting, 7:00
Evening Services, 7 :30 P.M. Wlili a lD Shan non, Minister
Sunday !?chool. 9: 30 A.M., Mra.
J ames Oarrillon: SuPt . .
WAVNESVILL.E CHURCH OF
CHRIST
PreachIng, l ilt. and 3rd. . SUr.-
dnys of eact. month, 10: ao A.M.
Ev ninl: Servi ces, 1 : 30 P.M. . M: Jr. Correy; MinIster
Bible . School. 9: 30 A .. IIf .
Mo rll ing WOf9hlp, ]0;30 A.IIt .
Young Pcoples' Meeting. 6: 45
P.M.
Evening Servtce, 7:30 P.r.f.
Prayer MeeLi ng and Bi bl e Study
Wednesday, 8 P.M.
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Falher H. R. Krumif ol tz. Plul tor
MaflS(111. II nnd 10 A. M.
MT. HOL.L.Y METHODIST
'1'. M. scan, M'nl st er .
Sunday School, 9: 30 A.M., E.
A. Earnhart, Supt.
CAESAR' S CREEK' FRIENDS
Ae Partington, Minister
Worship Service, 10 A.M.
Sunday School. 11' A.M.
WAYNESVILLE FRIENDS
Worsh1p Service, 10:30 A.M.
Evening Service, 7: 311 P .M.
FJnsl Day School , 9: 30 A.M.
Meeting (or Worship, )0 : 30 A.lIt .
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. ADMINISTRATORS AUCTION
Tlie UDdeniped Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Charlotte Antram Snapp, deceased, wiD
feU au of the chattel properJy belonging to the deCedent
by?,wa)' of public auction, at the residenc:, located on
Tb"d Stre,et between North Street and Chapman Street, in
the ViJlace of Warren County, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1950 - 'Commencing at 1 o'clock
3 Pc. overstuffed livina room suite; Bed
including beds, dre ..... , washltands, tables, bed clothe.
"alilree; eIIaira; Old O ... an; Super flame oil heater clocks'
9 x 12 rugs; Floor lampsi wash:
Inl. 2 burner oil the same aa new; Tablp.
Mirr!?r., Te" cJrt; Wicket chair; Dining room t able
and 2 Wa.l1nIhoUie electric refrige.rator; Coppe(
clad coal rtllle i Apt.. size' cas. range (good); Kitchen tabl e
and four chairai medicine cabinet; 1 Dut ch cupboard; Old.
hea.ting atove; Book case; Drop leaf table; some carden
.tooll, dilbos, c:ookinl utensils, and numerous other
. not mentioned.
ONE WOOD CORN PICKER
ONE 1938 SPORT COUPE BUICK
op Oil)' of Sal
HJ Auctioneer
Ohio
and Irwin, Clerks
C, DONALD DIU TUSH
Adm. with t he wil l anhe.ed
of tile of . Charlotte
Antram Snapp, deceased,
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4'\ WAY .. I.Vllll 'Q
THURSDAjY, APRIL 27, 1950
. .
..n_._u_...-v_ - - tlmeea of pottage" made from kid.
Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
By D. J. Frazier
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24, 1950_ - Spring Is here.
Mayoo. . At leaat It feels like It
III HI we 11IlYe lb"ce 01' four nice
days. Showers yeslordny and 11l8t
nlgbt but not than needed.
'l' he .vens are lip and I saw one
. pink Ilsparalllls t1" just, I!h'OWlng.
Violets are In bloom. Pench treea
!Llld plum trees are In hloom and
the pasture grows greaner eVery
day.
Thursday 1 wellt to the Gtrla
Scout Camp wlth a nature atudy
group,: It wlla one those days when
It was WBrm one minute cloudy and
cold enough to snow the next but
they were hllrdly SOuls, Girl Scout
blurred OUt by the ,veather even
If moat of them dJd live In town:.
. Alter we nte our ' lunches the sur.'
came out and we walked dOWn one
of the raVines to a. creek
There was II. lot ot thnt bush
II. fine yellaw blossom called spice
bllBb, not the flowering CUM'8Jlt
that grows In our gardens that
so many people call spice bush,
but one wltb a smaller llower and
a spicy smell but not 80 !Strong as
the flowering currant. The hill
sides were Covered wltb 'trout
lilies or .Wl some people call them
dogJtooth' violets or adders tongue
both yellow and white. The
never seem: to grow in lha same
patcn but all yellow In o.ne place
and 011 while In, another,
I was In'lere.tecl to lIee In an ar-
ticle upholdiD, the COO4 polan of
our modern 8choolll, paraP'lllh
'teUing of the goocl work of the
teacher of remedial rea41q. But
you Q, tbat waa ID city
and they colllcl alfonl IL The
county could &f'orcl it, If enoUgh
people demUllled it. WAJIlNvUle
teela QUite lIelf sat18f1ed about the
problem <It those who can not
Quite make the cra4e beeauae the)'
teel that m,any of them can be
helped ,throUCh tile wleultural
classed. That does h e 1 p 801IUI.
Springboro has Manual tralnlDc
and d068 vel')' rood work but the
onea that neecl it mOlt .... 1' let
there, they quit before the7 . reacb
the Beventh or elchtb 11'&4" TIleD
too the DOIlreade... caD tiot do
muoh with It becwae part of the
'important worlt in tIaoM 01"861
consllts In rea4JDc plaDl alul ,read
Ing entera fJito much of It. People
inay I'et urea of t.h1a 1Mlt e .. alnce
I taul'ht in cOunt.,. IOOOl where
a half doseo or more boy. were
sitting In th. c:...... doln. noth'
Ing until thelr mteenth birthday.
w.hen they could lull, and one 01
the bo,a satd, ":A.. wb doD', they
let Us dig ditches. We could do
tbat." This . problem hu been oD
my heart and te&eblq tile back'
ward to read II one Itep
that would help but the clauroom
teacher hUD',t tJm.e ,to do IL
. Uncle Sara
THIi-MIAMI GAZETTE. WAYNESVIIJ
JOHN DEERE'
Quality Farm Equipment
SALES - SERVICE
For'the ConvenieftCil of Our Fri4md. \
WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
wean y Afternoon
Saturday .Nlaht - P. M.
WeeII; Day. - 7:30 A. M. - 6:00 P. M.
Eve ..... By Appointment
Our trained JOHN DEERE mechanica cive yo,u prompt,
-:'!
efficient aervice
We aeII only Cenuiu JOHN DEERE parts. t.hatt wear like
the,oriiina
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L.EBANON, PHONE. 555

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TOMORROW
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NEVER COMES
If you have the umimana" habit if
tOlDOfI'OW is alwa,a .GOd enough for
don't espect to enjoy that "money ..in.
the .... " feeling. Why 'the ur.e
to ve 7 Open your now blmk
-aaethiatr reaulanY . You won't have to
. Won7 about tomorrow if you do your '
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PHONE 2441 WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
'FRANCIS GENE
I DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMmEEMAN
I (Second Term)
We round one little knoU ClOv,
ered with btlgbt blUe hypatlc8.8
an'd. another wJth White ones. The
Violets were just beginning
show bere and th'ere but DOW they
are beginning color the ground.
,There were quantities ot blood
root too, BUch unusua.lIy laTge one.
ond countless smaller and 1e8s
showy things. The red bud and
dog wood. bad not begun ' to . .sbow
yet. . It ls ' nlce to have places
where these beaUties will b'e pro-
.. .. II" Yo",
G
't 0 t d V t T d Democratic 2, 1950 -Pol. -"dv.
. . ' U an . 0 e
tectell '
Every wbere you go th'ere are
DOW bouses. Roads that used to I fa .... !Iay .......
he unfrequented back roads now I eIock. .... ..
have roWl! Of ' houses on: them. It .;.1:1,
sooms too bad thst In. many cases .. MW , __ fill .......
.Iots are so small, even. though ., ..-.-de fill..,.. ...
they are away fromtbe town.. I ..c
(tm always sorry to see be- ...... II
Ing put on what used m be 80me c......-:-, ....
one's 'nice yard In and It seeDll .... , .. - 1M ........... ......
evon ' worse to build in the country lit
on less than an acre. Some of the : .... pvn ....'C ...... ....
lots do not look fifty w,de. rI", ?!
On the whole I think the bouBel TRY GAZEI IE a.ASSIFIEDS
that are being. put up now look -THEY RESULTS FAST
better tbOD tOI' II. while, probably
materIals are not qulte hard
to get.
I
1 ilm going to bave 80me goat
meat 'for sUPJIer. I mlg.bt bave
kId chops, for It WII.S II. ver)'
goat they butcb'ered. It Is
ling to see how completely
has been accepted into the Ian
guage as meaning cMld. I
remember when "kld" waa V8r)'
definitely slang and really Bome'
thlog to be resented and If you were
feeling ver)' reckless you ansWered
"It I'm a kid, you're a . goat'" aud
'tbe rest oi that cbolce bit of dog
gerel. And now It seems almost
too formal and 8tl1tcd' to lay ebU
dren. At any rate thla kid was "
goat. . M-rs. Tenant's D8D1J1 SO&t
had three kids and as she was onl1
oQulpped to teed two, one or them
was getting more than hlB share
aud had outgrown the others 10
they butchered him and we wlU
.sample it thiB evening. We have
'had it before-It taates vel')" much
like lamb. Roast Ir4Id 80undl al
mOBt BlbUcaJ, waan't famoul
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SALE ON DINEm Sm
. .' .
. Come In and . See the ' BarlliDs
WALL PAPER, PASTE AND SIZDIC
Go E. BULBS - NU ENAM'"
KEMTONE
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. '.,.mIIe Funilure , ___ c:..
WA ....... GIID
.. ather.bedding .cheme of Firemen's to put an additional
. flrem'C!ln on die.el locomotives hal been
e
t Finding Board. appointed by Presiden's Roosevelt and Truman
ave .aid the demand. were "devoid of merit" and they were
, .
Now the Fir.me.n'. leader' k to paralyze railroad transportation
to 'compel 'he railroads te) employ a wholly unnecessa.ry additional
.flr.man to ride on clii 1 locomotive,. This ,chemeis p,lain
'. ,
(,BAD'" 0' the Firemen'. bave
.u.s aationwide. atrike st.ertint With
tow - .-t raIlroada on April 28. on..
....... uetbe New York Central, Penn-
.... &uta Fe, and Soutbem.
".. claim that a 88COnd fueman
II DMd";OD 'I'oundl of lafety is .h .. 1'
h,pocday. a.r.ty baa been ...... into
tbII ..... only in an
... "" .,.k oIN1p8CtabiHty-to vidouII
ct.,... ...
Aft. canIul atudy of tnt de-
.... of tbIa UIIioD, PNaidIiatIal Pact
...... Baud lID May 21, 1918.l'epOI't..t
to PJwWent ....... that t.b.-e ... DiD
.... for an .atr. ffl'eman on di ... l
...... w..
AIIIa. _ September 19, 1949. after
..... ...., _ &be lInkm ...... de-
....... ....s Board NPCded to Preal
... t:bd: ''tMIeJ4 4.lyaiatl
_ .... kllD additioDe1ireman upon
........ IfOUIId ., .. that of
t and eooaomy 'of opIIatiaD."
.f ., .... .,.,.... ..
O'Ju .... .., 0IIII
. ... '1raMI WtlaBoud
.".>, .. ......... ....
--'I 1&1 t % I , ... _
_ . .l..:..
. fireman is need.ed for "safety" rea
BODS., Here's what the Board had to say
on tJilat point:
"1'he .rety aod on time performance
of dleH1 elerlc locomotive. operated
under current rules }Jeen notably
...
. "11poo careful analYl18 of the data
mUted on safety, we bave concluded
tbat no ulld realOOI bave been shown
AI a aupport for tbe Brotherhood pro-
petal under wblch a fireman would be
... qolred to be at all times contlnuoully
In the cab of I'OIld dleHl The propoeal
mUlt be reJected."
The rtal Je8IlOD behind these demanda is
that the union leaders are trying to make
jobS. where there is 00 In other
word a plain CUB of
Tll!erailroada have no intentionofyWd
initiO tbeIe wutaful make-workdemandl.
.-
4'The S.f.ty Reconl .of Diesels
is Good
PRunlllNTIAL FAcr FtNoINO BoARD R&POllT
Resd these excerpts from official reports
of Presidential' Fact Finding Boards:
"The safety record of DlesQis is out
standingly good, and f'111ows that
. the safety rules now IIpplicable have .
produced good reaults."
"The safety and on-time performance
of Dieselelectric iocomotives operated
'under current rules indicate that
Dieselelectric operation has been safer
then steam locomotive operatio.n . "
Remember! Theee are aot e.atement. of
the raUroade. TbClY are Jut a Ie", of tbe
many.tmlJarc:onduelonlfe&chN by 1'rH1
dent Truman'. Fact FlndLna Board whlcb
.pent montb. lnweatllatlnllhe clalme of
the uuJOD leaden.
PAGE SIX
THE MIAMI GAZE'M'E W
Thunday, April 27. 1950
WOMAN'S
Rigors of Spr.ing Housecleaning
Ar.e Easily Adjusted to Schedule
Cro.cheted Flowers Latest News
! Gay Bunny Designs Are' Amusing
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for
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Your FU'ture Buy
Sa.vings Bonds
I,,, ,.n., .... MOHTItLY
FEMALE
COMPLAINTS
.By Ertta' Haley
P
LANNING and scheduling wOEk
properly will take a bIg edge
off your apr!'ng bOWlecleaning by
making it more eUielent. True.
. 'au will still have the wor k to do
but wlien Ws Intelligently pl anned
and carried out according to a pre
arran,ed plan, the work will now
along more efficiently.
How can actual cleaning be
. made euler by takln, a pad and
pencil in band and going over the
work, room b, room? In the first
place. you avoid a. and mis,
method which Is Inetflclent; In the
.econd place. you bave aU dutle.
ouUlned and necessary equipment
provided 10 there I.s no time lost
once the actual work II started.
When you do write things down.
you have less of a tendency to aitJp
importa.nt aspect. of cleaning and
alao less Inclination to "let the
work go" whUe you Idle away . the
Ume on the telephone or over the
back fence. The wise schedule al
lots time for rest. '0 the work I.s
planned for your peak energy
periods when you can accompli sh
most. . . '
Go throuCb the house with pad
and pen'cll In hand and list every
thing to be done. room by room.
Include all work In each room sucb
II washlns woodwork, waxing
floors, polishinl furniture, clean
in, windows. pollshlnl sUver and
cleaning rugs, waalling curtains
and bedspreads, .praylng closets
and puttln, away clothes ,for the
leaSOIl.
Next, '0' over the list and notate
aU the cleaninc equipment and
.upplles needed for eacb task. Then
SIl"d hOUJ.d",nJ"g : .
you can conveniently make a llst
at what's needed and compile it aU
in a cleaning basket that Clln r ead-
ily be moved from room to room
as cl eaning proceeds.
Your thll'd step is to schedule
the work ' for certain times.
Plan DeaV7 ' Cleanln&'
For LICb& Days .
Most of us have regular duties
even though we may embark on
seasonal cleanlnc scbedule. anel
work must be planned aD these
dAyS are considered suf!iclenUy to
allow for a mihlmum of discomfort
for the dally schedule. .
On laundry day. plan to do Just
one of the ealler room a thoroughly
.0 that you can atill abide ' by the
.cbedule wblle at the same ' time
you give yourself ample opportu
nity to finlah the laundrY.
On thole days ' when you have
actual cleaning plaMed weekly, do
lome of the bigger cleaning on the
Spring housecleanlnl schedule.
Doing .the big clellning room by
room eliminate. havlna the whole
luilb p'--
house in a turmoU and makes for
peace of mind. AUowln, whatever
time you deem neceSiary when
maldng the outline will help force
to adhere to the .cbed'4_ and
thu. makes work more effi
clent. .
Gath suppUu
."old lot of time ulUaU, .pent
III buntbl, for a particular bottle
of polilb or eleanln, clotbt. Bert
I. a ballc Ult cI cleaning nec. ....
tie. to u .. al a m atoeJdn,
the 1Ia._t or cabinet:.
bottled ammClllia. JIUD iurpeDtfne.
funilture polbb, varloua waxel
(for floon, wlndow.. ete.) window
cleanen. apot remover.. ltarch;
vinePT'. rug and upholltef7 clean-
ers, as well a. soap or -cieter,enta,
bruth.l. dust pan. cloths. brooml,
floor mopa and wbatever elae YOU
Ule.
11M 'I'bIIe-Trlecl lIetlloda
"or 8pecla1
Each wom.n liIIe. her own lpe-
dal routine for cleaninl. but there
are certain ' tlmetried method.
which should be adopted b7 evef7.
ODe for tho I.e or
....... ture .atl-letl of waar dill'"
IDa the wlnter mOlltha wbea eVef7
au Sa .t borne more thaD the7 are
out. aDd it will Deed tIIorouP
eJeIiam, aad pollth"" to halon
.. IIGIIdltloD. Pamted aad lilbt
woodI WIll tUe to IIIiJd ICIIp ....
Cleaning Basket
A baekel eIlulpped "Ith clean-
Inr aldl ."Vetl many deplI duro;
.... hoc.eoleanl0l. 1&
can ea.Uy be earrled rrom
room to room and abould con-
km lucb aldl all waxe., pol-
InCl. cleailen. lpot removers,
wtodo" oleloer. bruabel and '
cleaninl elon.. These "belp.
en" "beD 110&' ID _ caD' be
lept torether ill a IUPP!T cab-
lDel .. abOWD above.
water cleansin,. rinsing. drying,
and. If necessary a licht coatin,
of wax or speelal pOlish. .
For darker WOods. a liquid cream
wax will. do both cleaning and pol
ishlng. Don't spare the elbow work
on dark t1nhhel U you want hlab
polish' and luster.
Liquid furniture polish should be
applied with a clean soft cloth.
Let It dry. then rub with another
clean 80ft untU nei pollsh l.
visible. As the last step, rub to a
satiny tWah witb a fiannel poliSh
ing cloth.
A good cleaner for painted walls
When w: orship
Is Wicked
LeSSOD for AprU 10, 1950
D
ON'T THINK for a moment you
could stand before some 1tecord
ing Angel, with a memorandum In
hand sbowlng the number of
you had attended church last
year, and expect to .
lee the angel break
out Into a beaming
smile. "Fifty two
trips to church. 52
Good Deeds I" you'
would smile confl
dently at him. But
he might freeze you
with a look of com
plete con tern p t .
"Fi1ty.two sins!" he Dr. Forem.D
might say. "Next casel"

Can It Be a Sin
To Go to Church?
Church'going Is necessarUy
good act. Worship may be a quite
wicked deed. Most people are slow
getting that Into their heo,els. l'he,
think that one act of worship on
Sunday will somehow make up for a
lot of bad behavior Monday throulh
Saturday Inclusive. But It Is not 10.
The first person In history to' lee
and to lay that worsllip ' need not be
lood and can even be very bad. was
none other than the prophet Arno .
The IIraelite. .. "bom be
"ere wbat we "onld caD
a cbureh. 10101 people; the,
were eertatnly &emple. lolD&,.
They followed the Bame rllual
tha' wa. aBed lD Jerusalem.
they offered tlthea aDd Bacri-
flce.. they kepi the Sabbath.
'hey .ttended &he lea.ts aud
11l1expenslve Be.ut,

'news in needlework Is
crocb eted flower decorations
ror household linens and things to
wear. 'I'he Irish rose and leaf
motiIs illustrated are quickly and
easily made. add beauty at little,
cost.
Plttern No. lIOIHI eons l. u of eroehet.
Inll dlrcell on!, mote rial reQu lremenls.
I tlleh WiurtralJonl and tlnllhlnll dlrec
tion. .
.
II
Send loony for youi' "Op'l 01 tile Anne
Cllbot Needlework Album: n's flUed wllb
i deal for nimble Ilna ".": four 111ft oat-
tern . .. ra Iprlnted insIde. 25 .eau .
II II II'
'1\1an1 Vses
they observed the la.ta aDd they
BaDI the aacred hymDS.
and woodwork can be made right
EMBROIDER these gay 'litt}1l in your own kitchen with the fol Yet Amos .denounces the whole . Petelr Rabbit designs on a set lowin, ingredients: one cup house business, and condeinns the wor of kitchen or do them on. hold ammonia, cup vinegar,. 4 shippers as guilty unbleach,ed muslin blocks for a
wl., Clr.I. If ...... ..,. D." ..
P. O .... ., ... C .... ,.. .. m .,
P. o. .
. Enclola ao cat. tor patlarD.
No.
............................... .
Add ............... .. ................ ..
cup baking soda and one gallon at was wrong? child's crib or bedspread. The
water. Vse a sponge or a rough moti fs are nice. too. on I , cloth. This loosehs the dirt, di s' It Looked AU Right sery curtains. small .table- o All' 'S . I' LLS
solves grease, softens wa ter and
t cloths. dressllr runners.
AnI J01I troubled b1 CllatrMt ot te
male ruoctlooa l pertOllIO dll\Urb
IOC ... ? Doel th'- mllte you IlUtrer
from palo, r .... llIO n.rwu.. tll'ed_t
IUCh tim"'? Thoo ltart taltI.DS LYdlad
B Plokhlm', Vea. tabte compouo
teO d 6 )'11 berore CO relieve
.uob "mptom.. Plllllbam', hILI
.... od IIOOLhlnl etreet ' 011 Oft. 01
_1114" ', mOIl ."'port,,'U orgllul
T,rul, the womao'l rrleod I
l YOII E. PINKHAM'S
KARSH-LAXATIVE
ONLY A MEMORY NOW
On. eppll4catllon
MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT
. for the Ilf. of your plat
II fOur pl .,.. 100" I"d tllp 0' b....
lit (or loatlol, pUm.lleat colDfoN wi.b 101r
Bdmm, Plud'UDet Ilrlp . la, "rip OD UPP"
ot .. . bir. ":ld It mold, perftl,.
H........ or UII/i., Pl."" .. ""'" ."on" a olet
",boo ... Iet, Brimm. Plos"l.ioer Ilion looci
mult. froID Ib' IIMMIrhA 10 ,cat .,r lanllet'.
!ad. (oru .. 18nl cad M)lb., o( compo ... "
lp.plicadonslha.I a hOUR orda"'l SCC!J
.Jipplal. roclti na platea .bid tore umi . E.r
.o"hiDII. Talk (.e. I,. linin, tbe <om(ort IhoD'
, nd. of people , II over rb. counrn oow ,.e.
witb Brimm. PI .. , i Uncr
la" I ...... 01 Tlg",." Fal .. 'Nih , ...... ".""'
T .. rcl ell, odorleu. harmlen 10 you and_ f our
platel . COD ., . USI'-'l
HN.UJ , (If" 1'.' 4",11"",.10 Ato,u. b ..
IlIlf F" ,,' ''' S l . 25 ((1r ti ner (or ont plare: '2.2'
ror bo tb At yo uf; drua
sa ves on soap. No rinsing Is I'e- R EAD1?R8 of tbe Old. Test.amen
I ,


. are several good cleaners where the Israelites had one of their " W -II tor Vlindowl and mirrors. 'You 'may pri ncipal temples, ' golden ,C, I 5 e' ars 0 5 a
like the old stand.by 01 ammonia had been set up to represent .rehov
with water; If you prefer., an their God. Now even though Ule M II 106 M BI ..
use a llquld window cleaner or a people worshipped the true God. CO f
.
.
spec.ial type at wax whIch Is 8.p- surely It was wrong to worship hlm , , a aeo ( 5 8
1
ny ess "SS
plied and rubbed au to give the iil the form of an animal. '
.
I !I
luster deslrecL The .form of worship was all
U yOU like woodwork lo h!lve a wrong, much further wrong than Hunqr'eds of folks, who are bene ,---;==----------'...:;.---------------
nice soft 'llnish after wash Inc. ap. any form 01 Christian worsllip I. fiting every day from taking 801. WiU. Hears About HADACOL'S Blessings
ply a cream or paste tY1)e wax today; yet AmOI 'does not condemn HADACOL meet at the Trianorr after cleaning the surfaces. Thll is them for worBllipping In this mls B.Iollldlnli in .Oklahoma City where cOQsidered good treatment for such taken way. Never once anywhere B.ob Willa, .famoul band leader. and things as window aills. does he Bay a word about the gold hll Texlis Playboys broadcast each and flooTl aince the pore. ot the en calves. And if he does not say noon for IlADACOr..
wood rire closed and a aloss Is alv. anything about a big thinlllke lold "It like all my fana are get- en the wood. en calves, still less does he have tina. wonderful benefita from RAD. Wax sbould be removed on anything severe to say about less ACOL." said Will .. "It II real lublequeDt weeitly cleanings. 81m important departures from ",ood pleasure to broadcast for HADACOL ply wipe with a damp cloth to reo form" in worship. becaule the folkl HADACOL
move
Be does no' cODdemn the peo- are' 10 el,thll'sia.tic that 1 feel like 1
Motb-Proof tile Dome pIe ror bavlng the 'wrool hymn- am .perforUlinlr real service for DarJuI' ChaD,e of Sea,oDl , bOllk. or for bvlDl a good mankind .. ..
Battilna moths Is a yeararOlmd' cbolr. De baln'& a word or . Hundreds have told Wills of the job; but most of the work comes bla .. e for DOD-attendance a& blessed benefits of RAPACOL and during a change of leasons when worship; Iudeed be come. doWD. .the foUowlnw atatement by Miss you are bringing out last leason' s 00 those who do attead. Carol Jean White. 8686 Weal Park clothes atld atorlng away winter AppareoUy cburch a&leDdance S&., Oklahoma City, i. .opd garments. Smc.- wool Is so easily ID Bethel wal excellent-tbat example:
affected by. moths, great care must . ",as nol &helr trouble. "One of tbe luckiest daya of m:v be taken with winter clothes to pre . Agam, he has no fault to find with ' lue was when 1 heard Bob Wills vent becoming. Infested. the Israelites because their "ser ten the wonderful bleningl of . is the weapon vices were up.Interestlng," Maybe HADAU()L. 1 bad lost my appetite, you have. For garments and art!. they were; but 9n the other hllnd mv energ
v
was . down. 1 luf . fered cles of clothing which ' can be laun. they were probably 'tull of color and # # d d tit
witli diaturllancel an.. indio
ere. do e mothproofing at at pageantry, something to see as
home with a thorough washjng. Let well as to hear .. 'iet Amos was not 1 took the adv.ice of Bob th t d
',
and took HADACOL. 1 felt
e garmen s ry 'ln the sun for Impressed. Further. be makes nu
several hours. 'complalnt about poor sermons. better ril!rbt off and hava felt better For garmenl.s which cannot be alld. better ria 1 .have contlnu,ed to deaned by laundering, use a pro-
!.ake HADACOL. 1 DOW recommend fessional service which usually In. What Was the Trouble? HADACOL to my friends."
eludes a mothprooflng .treatment THE TROUBLE with people. Miss White Buffered a de tor the alklni. Store and .eal 1n the thing that made wor ' ficlency of B Vitamins and Impor. f clean bags. makln,. certain the seal .hlp Sinful. was not 80me defeat in tant Minerall whicb RA:.DACOL II air tllht. the act of worship itself . . There contains. '
.U you are uBlni clolet In attic nothinc they cotild do. Amos C8Jl A 1aClIl of 001, amall amount of or ceUar for .tora,e, walb the think of nothing they could do: to the B Vitamin. and certain walll. cellini .nd floors of the the worahlp proaram" al wW UUSI dleeativi dllturbanee dO.lt wiulsoap and water. U PCI' we would .sa,. '{our f04)d will not .gre. "tb
slbl . Spr.y wltll Uqulcl moth 'pra, The trouble with those people was yollo . YOG will ha'98 aD upaet 8H Willa, f o. .,.c had '10,. b.. Itll
.nel .tore a_, the cleaned ,ar. not in church at alL It ' wa" 00 the atonlach You wW luff.r from !, .... at til. Trluoit Bdti.i a.alt ..... ;, In' . CIt, th.
menta. Co tichtl7. Almo.t alon. lli bta. heartburn., PI paln."and lOur food 1 ...... In .. 0' BADACOL. I. tile plea.re .110, Ia CaNl'eaa Wldle. WI
WIlen garro.ntl a voice In the wUdemela-:fqr DO ' _A ta: d
..
cle....... .t lead ba- one p' aid him any real attention- will. BOur OD ,our I..,mae ,8lI' lOU Wed CltJ" teIIa allCh BADACOL has .. el,..
- 'W
will abl. to .. t thin,. ..... B ....... of I." wlao.... .wal .... , ridI ...... 111 .. rIO. th. ,reele_
removed .t borne. IlDea Nlloa, IpeakID. for God. told tho )'ou Uk. fear 01 .,.Ineb mlMl'J '8 Vita .... ... llta'erali iii 1Ij).ACOL .... t Wllla'iaela ',.;.a'.I ... Ida alit-
the pain" which are mOlt Sabbath .kaepine. cburch.olDe. at ... JI Ie al uffer alII.. Let garllleDti .Ir in the b7mD-.inJinl. tlthIn, cltizeoa ., I.. . .,...""-.... an, JIOp. 10 I I warll broacJeaat. "ldell .. orIlla.W Ire. KBYE, OIIla .... at,_ Okl .. flO. eoautipatlOm ADcJ .,.hIle th.. .. weatsn ..... .tau... aU an' .,er a leueicl "Ire ... tauo...
for several bourl before .1Orin,. r.el aD important truth. . 'FDlPtoODliI ..., .,. tbeJreaulta 01 KRMG, T .... ; KWRN, ...... Ok ...... : KLYN, rBHI'IIeIt ... ""::-e,'-.. other th" , are .ural, . nd nn ... ad KWPT, Wichita Falla.
--- -- ...... IU. .,...... the umptorna aad 1!pI . . Bard work 11 ac:compUabed .... rly e"et7bod,. thu tho.,... of tJuj of B Vitamlnl and 1IIn- It matter. 1I0t wh.ro Joa live... We art .. tlrm in our belief that
more ... Uy It you art eOlinfortablY ..... as toe .... 1' people DOW
erail "hicla' BADACOL contain.. or It hal" ,.1 th. tpedlc:lne. will .help JCU that ..
C1re.a,ed for It. 51.eJrl. or UaIIIk. Wonblp III dmplJ'. DO And If Joa luffer from auds dt.. the lun, iI" thll "ond.rful .en BADACOL on mane,.back
a ,ood costuma pod If .t III .. , ap ,..th a order thelre 'le 10 known c:ure uc:ept preparation. trial. Don't .. on .uf If ,011 dont, 1"1 perfec:tl,
line. tile,- permil' ea.e of mO\'. 'pod! ute. a ute .... bJ' !D'" tho .d.nU,lilt.ratioD 01 tho VitaJnln . fenn,. Don't lead utiaflW' ifter' ullnr BADACOL .
ment. If Y9
U
a ... ba.. 110 ...... eltort. . aod the lIiJJeraJa .hlc:h lour ".tem ml .. rabla life. Man, who dlrec:teci, Jut return 'th. amp" car-
It lar .. enou,b with pIeD" of room le.UI underscored WI am e la_ . . !lave luffered .nd .. Ited for 10 toO __ your mon" wID be cheer-
at the lIeeves .Del IIdrt. poiat. If 70U are al tho very .ltar of WAOOL' eantalna not' one, aD ,eart or even lonl.r, .re .ble NIt, r.fund.d. Nothlnr could be
Bavo music wbilo 7011 God, ' in the act 01 offerlD, him a but tif t1ie 8 VltlllillIla: BADACOL now to live happy, comfortable 11ft. fairer. U thi. makea th4[I chozu ,0 ,1ft. and remember that your broth Ilontaina aot onl1 oael IIGt ;& or the ... In blc:aUle BADACOL aupplilCl U yoUI' drulPt does nat h.ft
readily, Stop 11... 01 er baa a,.inlt "GU, ,0
. &II Vita I d III .... 1. whleh BADACOL. rei dl fro---
when 70U Deed 110l1li fJUlck refirelll-I k I ......... Ib .. It. COIllft to lOU. m n. an a , o.r rec:t 1D .. _
ment; chang. 1011!' slio ... "ef7 and ma m.tter. r ... t WI your In Uqnia-'ifrm, .. II, uslmUated In U,lel.r QlUIM Dialt.i .. ," fair 10 laBl.nc Corporatio., Lafa,.tte,
bour. to "It th. feet. I>rother before . you offer the gift. tb. aa-th ... 1& poanelf. 01ft" lIADAorG r tri.1. Loutllana. Send no mon.,. "tlSt 1OtIt'
Sc:heduJ. 7GUl' time 10 Ib.t See lour brother before you lee to .1'1.,. . ,.nulae BADACOl.. n.me and .dd ..... on peIIn, pod
CaD ha .. a blth or abower God I Or else God wiD not .be at It .. e
to underatand, tMralore, DO .,liatHutel. < earel. PaJ iiOAman. Btaa. .......
complete ehaoJ. CIf-doth .. before home to I wbJ ........ tbouaanda have aI TrIal alia 'onl, 11.2&. But if 1011 JOII ""'t th. ... 10 haapltaloeono.,
r:.
atan dlDDlr or before the fam- ICClDYrllbl Ill. IDtern.C1onai CtlUneJI _... flee benefited." dtil.mea- .ra 10 fortunate .. to. Ob=:' the "III or .15 trial ..... Rem.mber,
.. - .- c' Mell,lo118 Eduoltlon on ......., .. 41 '-
.. ._ noO h I"':'i
coma ......... III lb ."..,. Plan PI'Ot .. llnt d_mJDauau. a,I.'" _ inl tonki, ADAl'U'" I'J(e ... m ., or "'I II WI IIIGII., _
to ..... tho boIIIe iD order, too, II wnu hllturwa.1 ... ft II tWJ'a 110& wbe '1111 .... .. ...... lOll to .... .ali p ,lO. ....
WI ........ JGII! .... 01 comfort.
:I '.
Tbunda,., AprU 21, 1950
Fumlture
-Korth Carolina manufactures
more wooden furniture' .than any
other stale,
Small Po,pula tloD
Portsmouth, on the Outer Banks
of North Carolina, has more build-
ings than people. Once a thriving
town of 1,000, and North Carolina's
first port of entry, Portsmouth's
population is now 18. Fishing and
hunting are its industries.
Keep PO$ted on Values
By ' Headlnl the ads
Sayings .
WE ALL KNOW tbere'. Iota more
pleasure In puttln' ftowere Into
folk I' lives tban placlu' 'em on their
aTavee, but W. lurprbln'. bow otten
'W. think 0' thtl too late.
.. .-I .... 0. .. ItoIIIMd. JA4Iau.
. .....
... .umS TO BEA$ON; It you waut '
.I06d tutln' pi" 'n cakes you cotta '
IItart with COod tastln' abortoln'.
That meJUlll, DeW "Table-Grade" 'Nu-
Mald-tbe pure, _eat
that'. more deliclOWl than ever. I
'reuirr_Nu-Ma!d'. lmproYed! I
.....
(JJDLDBEN are Jeat like carbon
CIOpl_tbat'. wby we'1lbouId all be
mtcbty tboUCbttul to .. t the rJ,ht{
fer them.
IS Pilei x... a- 1 .. -. lIl ...
..... I
WHA.T DIYA KNOWr "Tablt
Grade" Nu-Katcl 11 ImproylMll Sweet,
tutln', amootb spreadln' Nu-Maid
better 'Il ever. Not only that, but It'.,
cot a. bra.nd new package, 'llpecially
fUed to keep that mild, aweet lla.vor
NIIlIMI In. Yeaa1nee - l'iIu:Ma1d'.'
Improyedl
*15 will be p= upon publication
-to the ' flrl! coutrlbuto.r or eacb
nylng or Idea. Ada",,,
A'Grandma" 109 East Pearl Street"
Cincinnati 2, Ohio.
ow-toon
"Fire ButblD'. Pop. I waitt'. tell
the r est of . tho herd I jllst found
out that 'Tablc-(;rade' Nu-Mald
Margnrlno get, Its line navor
from fresh, paafeurlzed. skimmed
milk!"
COpra 1.'0 'tbeartam'.,UP,.ln. Co.
f;t./L. .
QUICK'and
TAS1YMEAL
'Vanc. ... ,.
Pork .... ......
.r..-s.c.
Choice. plmap. whole .,..
aecnt ... ory I.oIDato
....... ' ................. .
.,It. Jl-Hr alaroia,. .ni
...... Oat, Vaa ea.,'
......... 01 CIIIIIIII ....
......... p..:r-
.... pad -1iDI ........
1laie00000fll-,aad'"
, .,
-:II
THE MIAMI GAZETrE WAYNESVILLE,
PAGE SEVEN
DEPARTMENT
FARM MAOHINEIU .. EQUIP.
'41 H. D . ' OltAOE UI\RVEiiEi- t-
New attached blower. 3 attaohments ...... 1
u. Obi.
NEW OLIVER UG 118 Cletroc lroclor.
11,600. Del.ware Oliver Storo. In N.
Uenr7-8t Del tlware . OhIo. Phone 25'4.
FARMS AND RANCHES
INSTRUCTION
1\ PROFESSION Ihat ,,'111 give you Se
curity for IUe. ,Lea r n b arberine In )'Qu.r
.paro lime. Wrll. J. It. Cokel,. . 4Ul
Dorllol,. Cbl oal'. la. IIIlnol.. .
MAcmNER\' .. SUPPLIES
1\11 OELLANEOUS .
"IVOltM MAGIC" far " pring .oil nnd
heult h' rcJuvcnuLl on. Our hybrid ea.r th.
worms tur n \tour om009\ (a s1. Order
now. GEM CITY IVOnal ItANCII. 2 11
J.. e.ln,too. Dnyt.nn. 01110.
AltGENTINA: Send II dallnr l
le lled 1o CAlt l. Q GIRDAI., Rib. SI . 17<10.
La Pl a t a Ity, ArtO. a nd wlll receive
l en diffe ren t fui! colar POSTCI\RDS.
N E W l;tlns tlc IUnkl e. Iba rd bll!l8 I't lter:

Cn. , t\{)l') AU C'U!ltutI Ave . l . oul8vll1e It. Ky.
WRITE to (I.C.C.l International Collo.-
tlve Club
J
33 Itllh&.t7 A.ve Toronto, Ont.
Canad,A. lor lnlormaUon 08 to helps and
opportunities offered. You 'Will be glad
to Met inl or.nation now n va llnble.
KOUAOIIROME Slides of Hlslorloal
C h u r c h e s. Oulat.,ndlng aroblteclurnl
.tudles. Ca laloll. Sbeldon Film. COID-
.. any. 807 Wo.' 171b SI .. R.. III No.
Y.tll tl, N. Y.
WRIST Walobea-Men.. Swiss, pre-
cilion made, second radium
leather .trap;,. $3.118. Satlslocboo GUAr-
anteed. TEMIO. 348U HII., la.IIa
Oel,bt N.Y
PERSONAL
CATHOLICS: 300 Days Induillence gron1--
ed laoh quarter hour readlnl your Bible.
POlle Leo XIII. New 1460 pale
ollc' Bible, approved by Cardinal SpeU-
maD. With Free mals millal 14.98. Waloe-
II.', 8.ppl,.. Bn 8U. BI.1i Point. N.C
IT'. U.bollneabli. Now. for haU price,
YOQ e,n lubloribe to the maaaztne tha't.
will If\'. you deep enjoyment, -the Re .....
er'. Dire.'''. You are offered the next
a Illuea-worth a.OO-for only IUlO
(offered' to now aubacrJbera onll'.) Order
now. B.b'. 1 ...... lpll... ... 1 , US
P .... ela. H nla " Callf DI
POULTRY, CRICKS .. EQUIP:
... TOP G.ade a.,,. Cblak. 15.85 plua
pOltale. St . Run or cockerela. Seled
from N.H. er R.I. Reds, Barred or WhIte
Rocks While WYlIndotlea. Pulleta 110.85
r,
n lOb. We ahlp C.O.D. Aeo poultr, Ol&-
01. 41!8 "L" SI . Pbllo . 24. P.. .
REAL ESTAT&,-BtJ8. PROP.
Foa Sal. or aODI: One Grocery aiore and
cafe fully e<lulp. i.. Uvlnll quartera Inol.;)
Full parUcul arl: ISO. :1011. Fell.mere, Fla.
SEED.S, ETC.
8TRAWBERR1' J>LANl'8. including
Sloel realstanl varlell... Red. black
ralpbe.ry, blackberry. BoYlenbeTry. blue-
berry. IOOieberry plnnts. Curraptll. ,rape-
vlnea a.paraIlUI. rhubarb. Fi'IlIt lreelt.
OaYI4 ZOI,er. Oan .. 1 Wln_b.ater, Ohl
OUIO CERTI.FIED hybrid leed com for
aU typea of 80U and strowlnl( aealon. 211
val'letles for your aJ)ecltlc aelec:Uon, also.
cerll.!led Hawkeye and Lincoln SQybeaM
ed. Write for particulars. Farmer
prlo:-{ C. Po.en .. IIn,,". Obi
WANTED BtJ.Y
INDIAN r"JlCI_, arrow stone axes,.
pounders ett'.. odd looklnll stones with
holes drilled In them. Har.old Ea,le, RII,
Waollln,lon C. H.. 01110
.fOHN PEERET". Way Plow or 10hn
Deere Sull<ey No. 210 and John Deer 10 ,
301 plow. John Deere or Bl ack Hawk
Corn Planter\ ferllllzer attachmenl. Mow-
er Zerk tltt nil GraIn Blndl'" Gram
Thresher, McDeerlng or Now Ideal Wag-
on on steel Give full pa rticul ars. S ....
,Yoder, #,,: Roale !. FriHlerlolll!bvrc.
Oblo.
For Your Future Buy
U.S. Savings Bonds
Wortl Its ' Weight Ia Gold!
AIt,l:RIOAN ClDNCBJL-
,roda.,. ooat. ..rlb _, &e
'100,000 'a. .aH"CDt. .r I.ar. r ...
aaUllacto..,.. Bear ap I.. 11 1earl.
VillI ..... b r 110 r. n ... ' ....
IILUE ' BLOOD ' CHINCHILLA
NI!W 1tN0XVILLII. OHIO
6PfY
TO
APHIDS
o. ounce makes 6 pUODl
of spray. Kill! aChld . &04
aImllar neldn. IlIOCII b,
coatact aDd f\llDCll- Sparea
f'riendII.llIIeCU. Leav. DO
,residua. Can be
mI_ Wleb oeber I"Ddarcl

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I TWIN THEATRE
'i Waynesville, Ohio'
Ea .
Clo ed' on Tuesday and Wednesday
APRIL
1950.
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MONDAY nJRU FRIDAY - 7 P.M.

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I So TreAt Your Family To An = .
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GUADALCANAL
DIARY
With WM. Bli)NDIX
Cbarller 1:.08'1' JUNGLE
MG M Cartoon
ao . April 1 May
'l' he Greatest War Storr of All - and lit ore,
Derause ot Its auman Cbar acters
BATrL GROUND
VAN JOHNSON J OHN HODIAK
Added : Tom and JelTy a nd News
E NEW LA"t A
LOANS
l FARMER OWNED
,tOWS or CULT IVA TES
....0"'. "1IItOtt Oft, 80r4." Of law.. toM:
and III."' 0 low-COl'
M"-$TlI olto_, to _,. I, eo.,
ORGANIZATION
To Fit the Income of Your
Farm .
T"ame-Up to 33 Year.

-FOR-
RefiaanciRir. BuymC, Improviag
ON REQUE8T
Lebanon .
LEBANON, .0810
Phone 448
NIW - BUT NEWS I
..wi proftfobl CUI .... of artaem ...... : Power, Mow.,.
Sldht 'or" ',a/1er. La",., SW'.P4 MOft y ottt.,
- . ......... ... _-.. .........
Price. Start at
132.00
ELLIS. IOOd on. II aut
nit loob WOrD ad
- lballbyl
- FOR BALE ...
Few 1 H.P.
A1io AvUlllbIe ia 2 and 3 H.P.
FREE DEMONSTRATION
R. R. 2 I..EBANON, OHIO aore" Oft .Hh!bWJ''''
Vi AfILE NORTH RIDGEVILLE of Good
' Phoae CeatW'Ville 7417 . Prk1e4 at $4900.
___ u ___ a __ __ u_a_I " Beakutlful
.11orne , .
Call:
/. DEAD STOCK WANTED DONNIS . PHELPS
RepreaeDtltlve
$12.50 COW8 'UO
..
HQGS .25 RUSSEL HORN .
REALTOR
A'iao Sheep, Calve.. Colta. etc;'
Removed Dally
Franklin Route 2
Phone 954Wl
FOR SALJ!)-Two cherry drop leat
Send It to u. - w.'II N-
' Itore tllat trim, lmart 100.,
mat. It look lUll D.wl
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NOTICE!
WayneeYiUe and Corwin
Communities
Am Equipped To Do
'HIGH GRADE SHOE
CALL COLLECT
Wiymincton 2362 Lebanon 439
JANES RENDERING
tables. baby scales and REPAIRING
and BeatL Phone 2632. ., , ,
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X-4-Z7-6-4-11_ ..--:;
Work wtU Pleue You
ION',. FORGE'P TO CALL
uS for insurance. All types of
ill ur,ance at a saving ' . Call
Frn:hcis Gene Brown, Phone
Waynesville 24 72 or call 01-
lect, 2 111.
WARREN BRADDOCK
Top Soil, HaUllnl'. Band, Gravel
ExcavaUng With Back Roe,
Drag-line and BuUdozer
Waynesv1l1e, Oblo
Phone: W .. y...,.vllle 2191
I.l.-\ N 1( U UN V j,J t.- Loaa ,, J,
. lIl Davit! li'urnas l'lt, 50 centa
l' UU1() yard. We also de liver. AltM-
1'1 AOl!l .& I)UN, l'bone lW91. tl
1. IIlII:IEH - -'AIl kln\lB,ln all len-
gths und WIdths, Kiln dlled .
IteaEl ontlble Ill' Ices . A II orders,
larg13 or SIDllll wlll be delivered .
Hog Houses . ACY LAMB,
WaYnes ville 2701.
WAN'rED A plnce to. IJ ve In
Waynesville. House. aplI;rtment or
what: have you. John Broski, CO
Waynesville ....,cker Iilant,
X- 'll
1
20-27-5-t
f.ARM,S \VlANT'ED-1 have buy
ers Ifor all slzeij oC furmR. uono. toO
smull or too lurge. You l1uve tried
Lhe n lst, now try the best. For
reference uk someone who hUB
tI alt \vlth me. U YOIl renny want
W llell , oontaot.Ben El. Cllne;lJl'oker
Spri ng VlllI ey Phone 36881. 1
4-61320- 27-0-4-11
FOR. SALE-Maple baby crib with .
drop' sIde llnd s prIng!'!, $10. Oa ll
254-1 , June Lomb. . " X-1t
FOR SALE-Two regll:ltered
j.JUpS Ollt oC RnY' M 0011110 ' II lId.
BIng. 1 male. 1 femulo,
started. Molt E. HII'y:-, Wllyno".
vUle, OlJlo, Cor\\in n. n. a.
X-4I-20- 27-g'4
, 1._,
FOR. SALE-Two Magi ll 4
rnonltlla Old, out of HaY's' Freckies
and Wolfcreek Bang. l':Iot started
or rtlglstered. Mnx E. Urit. ,"Vayne!'-

FOR. RENT-Apartment, 3
light and water JUBt n owly decor-
ated on 3rd street. Mrs. Effi e P.
YOOk. 4-21-lt
FOR SALE - ]3o.by Bcales, play
pe" and pad, hi-chair pad,
wanner to pe In CRr. In1'lJe
BIze Silverlone radlo,-mr in per-
fect condition. aillo piece. ot Un-
olewn. Mrs. R. B . ICIer. Third
Itreet. qaU 2491. X- 4-1.320'27
FOR. SALE - Beagle puppies, A.
K. C. reIBtered. 3 .months ola, Z
mWEls, 2 temales. EdwIn SurfRce.
Wilynesvllle, OhIo, Phone 29] 7.
X-4-13-20-27
WANTED-Car}lentel' work by ex-
perlElftced carpenter. All types or
'\Vorll:. new and repair, also blocle,
brick, cement work. Leonard .Peters
R. R. 1. Wayncsvll1e, Ohio.

FOR SALE - Extra heaY)' break- ..... =--------.J!-...c...:.;;...--'1lL----'>or, . Pric';' Reuonable
last sot. Table bas coilcealed leal FOR SALE - Out!llde toIlet. good Ch I R Th FOR 'SALE-Double Simmons mal -
Will ,a.. John. Phone 2705. condition, cheap. Phone 22"64. OmpsOD
'1 ar es tress aftd springs, new" Mrs., C. E.
4-2().Z7:-'fj.40 X-4-Z7-6-4-1l f, ,
HARVEYSBURG OHIO Macinnis. Scotch Acres, ROute 1. .... __ a___ u_u __ I.' ... Afiszp" X-4 ...
,O._ a_I_. _ U_U_3_U ____ ! ...... __ t.--...-. u.
Delivery .
Hatch Monday .nci , Thursday
STA.RTED
2, 3 Uld 4 Week Old White Rocks
Hampshire .
GET YOURS WHILE THEY LAST
starter
Hodson Batehery
'2345 Wayn vl elOhlo
REMODEING.
, .
or BUII1DING?
R . . MEHAFFI is devotinc full .time
.to CUSTOM CABINET MAKING and . BUILDING.
".f It'a To Be Made of WGOd, W,'U Build II." service
inc:ludea aU typel of REMODELNG, NEW HOME CON.
TRAcrmc, Kll"CHEN REMoDELING, etc. No' job
too big or too amall. .EatirQaiinc cheerfully given.
FClurth St. WAYNESVIIJ., Phone 2475
Gila Reopening Friday, April 28.-
FREE SOUVENIRS FOR YOUR- CAR
FRIDAY and SATURDAW APRIL 28, '29
... RANDQlPHscon
WI '"An ',J. CABG ...
SUNDAY, M,ONDAY , APRIL 30, MAY I
First Run! First Lebanon Showing!1
. After the Rae" at the
Fairgrounds, be lure to
aee ... .
YO\D' Heart Will Race
Every Pace of the Way.
TUESDAY,
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BACK AGAIN : MAY '4
"BUCK NIGHT" A DoUar' A CarlOad
ARE 11iEY 'ru;AL 7 . .:..- FOR YOURSELf
, "Flying Saucen" and "Blondie's Big Deal" .
WELCOME BACK TO '1'111 1950 SHOW SEASON
"Mov1ea IUe Betler Than Ever"
FREE KIDDIES PLAYGROUND
AdUlb SOc Clu1dren Under 12 FREE
. . Box Office Opens 7 P. M. Firat .Show At DUI"
- Try GaZette CJuaified Ad II I
FOR vi lies S QUA ' R E D A N'C E
Pllrl'y Cook. Main street . , .
X-27-4-U SATURDAY, APRIL 29, I9S{)
FOR SALE-U37 Ford. good Lirer;;,
good r,unnlng order. prIce cbeap
for quick sale. Pbone Wllynes-
ville' 2353. X-lt
Public Invited
WAYNESVILLE GYM
SPON$'ORED BY
The Waynesville High School
Alumnae Aaaoeiation
Earl Du,an'. Orcheatr,
9:12 p. M. TICKETS 60Q
SPEOlA.L PERENNIALS now
ready, painted d!llsles. carnations.
pan81es, etc. St. John'. Garden,
Main Rnd High streets, \'ylQ'nes-
vllle. Phone 2551. X--t.27-;-6-4.p
[;:mmlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimlllll!II!IIII:liIlilllllllrmi;r,
l1l11ll11ll1imlllllllllllllllllllllljlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil1IIIIIm
WANTED
REAL
BUYERS,
Especially For Fa rms
. .
FOR QUICK SALE CALL
Roy Smith.

Rt. 48. 5 mt South of
Centerville:. .
Live Wire and ' ProgrellMve. An
orBanl. aUon secont! to none.
Strictly lIellen on the )Jest all-
arouDd market In the country,
8ERVICE THAT BATISFIES
For Dall, Market Repotta:
WHiO Darton, 12;60 E,B.T. Dlal
1300; WLW CinCinnati, 1UO . DIal
700, '
PHONE Centerville 7058 NORRIS' BROCK COMPANY
... _-_ ... _-_ ...... __ .. ';:: '
NiCLLYTE . BATTERIES
26 MONni GUARANTEE - AdII W ..... 0.. A Y .. .
. I,.UBRIC\TION
AUTO REPAIR SERVICE . ,
24 HOUR WRECKING SERVICE
MAIN & MIAIU.. IT&. PHON. WAYNEL ... 1
ROOFINQ
Of All Types
Inlulated Brlcka au4 ubu.
to. Bldlng. Sbeet metal 'WOrk
of all IIln4.. LoOal Relenlil"
eel. AU wort
HOWARD HAAS
R,oute S W.yntavllle, Q.
PM.' Wayn"vUlI ...
"A' ...... ttIO.- Cern. ,J.SO
- He cwt.
Acoordlq to 81&.
OoD&tIcm.
. Call
XeniaG4
lteftrH CJaupa
Fertilizer
I
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A
' & S TELEPHONES
imit
!aRe on WAVNI8VILLI 1011
115 . LEBANC?N OffiCI 478K
RIa. 1HL
SAND ..... GRAVEL \ MORROW No.
BLACKTOP DRIVES
I TAIl ud ROAD OIL
LAWN and FlU. DIRT
READY-MIX CONCRETE
..... DUMP TRUCK STRYICE
About Town
ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW
I
I
. 1
Mr. and Mrs. CharleB B. Earnhart
and daughters and Mr. 'and Mrs.
John Stauffer and 8O'Jl of Tl'Otwood
"\Vere Wednesday e.venlng .guests
of MI'. and Mrs . . E. F. Ellrnhart
MIss Martha Jane of
Dayton, also was a guest of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earn
bart for t he week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Butterworth
opened thetr home on Saturday
evening to the ,Cheerful Circle
grouP. A deUclpus dinner w a B
served aDd an evenng or cards
was eDJOiVed by Mr. and Mrs. 14
A. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Branatrator, Mr. and lIfrs. S. S.
mus, lMr. and Mrs. Glenn D.orden,
Mrs. Harry SJnlth, Mr. and Mrs.
JI. B, Rich, the host and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. .Jesse Prendergast
and dAughter. Maryaltee, and Miss
Katheriue Prendergast were among
tho guests on _nd'ay when. Mr.
and 141'1 .James Pl'enderg8llt enter-
tained with iii raml').y dinner at
their home in Clnolnnat l.
'/'fr. and Mrs. Lo(ydDav1s were
SuDiday guests of IMr. o.nd 'Mrs.
Cecll lIl. Da.Tls and lIOn, ' In
M1\. and Mrs. Jou Fromm were
week. end pests or Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Fromm an4 son In Sprlng
rtete!. .
Mr. and Ii.. T. Polinsky and
Mrs. J'eAle Jiyman attended the
fune'raJ serncea for the latier's
brother-Inlaw, . Mr. Sam Shallot,
In Cincinnati on Friday.
Mr. and l\lni ad Ramby accom-
panied the large group from the
National. Cash Register 18 the
.A. B. C. Bowling Tourqament In
Columbus on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Satterthwaite called
OD M'lss Cora. PfJalmer and Miss
Isa Reps In recently.
Mr. an Mrs. Mark Rogers were
8UD4ay afternoon gUests of their
Ion-In-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mn. Eugene Dunaway at their
home Dear Franklln.
Mrs. Mark R08ers
ber card club at the far HUls
e azette
Serving' aynesville' Since 1850
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR WAYNESVILLE, OHIO, THURSDAY, MA'f 4, 1950 FIVE CENTS A COpy
BOND LE .. Y GOES OVER
Announce Daughter's
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Seth E. Furnse,
of WaynesvJl1e, announce th'e en
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Sara C. Furnas to Mr. Ernest
Cook, s!lU or Mr. Amos Cook.
NOTICE TO ALL
We Will have to qan att.ntlo"rl
to the I_t that we mUlt male.
TuelClay Noon deadline on all
Inll matte!" of the lack
h,lp, 110 your paper can be
AYNESVltLE BOY
ACHIEVES HIGH
GRAD,ES
' -_.
COLUJlIBU eO. , May 4. - Tbe
lIW\ed on Thursday. aa it II '
poh'd to be. Your cooperatIon
. JlIOo(lr roU of students achi eving
scholastic ts (1\ ver
of 3.25 or better ) In Ohio. State
thle matter will b. greatly apllrec-
laad. Any matter received aft.,
thl daad.-IDe will be publlahecl,
MRS, MARY JANE SCOFIELD left!out at the Editor', .dllcretJO,, ' .'i e dllNI ....
!Mrs.. Mary Jane Burton Bconeld.,1 Ilnounc:ed
College or. Education
the Winter Is an
by Raym\lnd D. Bennett,
of Ul e CoHegl!. (A. equals
SEWING MAQlINES too; . B equals 3.00.
CAN SEW BACKWARD The list Includes, among others :
Orville L., Savage of Waynesvllle
AND FORw: ........ Lloyd M. Morris, of Wilmington,
,
. AD.J sewing machine can be
to lew backward IIiPd ,
.
Evill If It doe8 not have. a
chaQlcal. for this
Edith Berry,
8peclabst at Ohio State
Mary E. Neatherton and Ellen R.
Wbetstone of Xen.fa.
died at 10.30 a. m. Thursday In
bel' 'home here. Surviving are the
husband. LOma M.. a daughter,
Mrs. Lazonne W'a.terhouBe, of
WaynesvUle; lour sons, Robert
Burton 'of \DetniiL, Edward of
Elyria, Boward and Thomas, of
Waynesville; three sisters, I\[re,
Nellte McQlure of Kansas City,
Mo., and Mrs.. George Bro'l'n and
Mrs. .Jennie Patton, both of .Ax.
Ilngton, Va.; two brothe.ra, Syl
vester Farquer of Marathon and
James of 'Martlnvllle: four Krand-
slty, points out tbat )IOU can
clout back and to.rth y. children and
Services were held at -%: SO . p. m.
Monday in tbe daughtetB home
bere on Main st., with the Rev.
R. B. Coleman offlClatlnl and In
charge of the Stubbe
Home; Burial .was 'In Miami cem
etery at Corwin.
. METHODI8T CHUltCH
R.v. R. B. Cobman.
The chOir pve a very pleasant
surprl&e for Rev. and Mrs, R. B.
Coleman 'Thursday ' evenlDJ atter
choir pracUce. After refreshments.
the cliolr presented Mr. and Mrs.
wlth a beautrul table llUI1p
.and hullOO":
........ 0. .....
handl. '
Tblill technique Is
gOod In dlU'111ng or
washcloth.. bath tow.ls, chlI141:'D,.11
dolhea or any bUl,. torn. or
fabric. wll_ It II not n6C811181l11T1,o,
ttle m8II4 to be Invisible.
, To leW backwards, release p
sure on the presser bar' by _
Ing the screw to the left . a
times. Placl' the you
"olng to 1iBW' lD' a or
broidery hoop to hold It taut.
the. hoop under the needle 80
Wl'GO(J side C)f cloth In tbe
touch.. Ule
that YOIl wW
$140,500 SCHOOL BOND LEVY CARRIS TO VICTORY
IN FIGHT FOR NEW GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING
. ...
WHICH IS BADLY NEEDED HERE
In, one of the t votes ever cast in thi s 'vicinity, the
schOOl bond i sue ,for the new grade school carried
hy vote. With all six precincts in the school district re-
porting, the proposal had 406 affirmative votes and 16 5 votes
again t. The margi n for the new school huil ding was 72 per
cen t.
In the race for Democratic Central Committeeman (Sec-
ond Ward) Wayne Town hip, Francis Gene Brown recei ved
104 votes nnd Talian O. Lnwson r'egistered 67.
The wiil undollbtedly
ATTEND CONVENTION beer tbe hundreds at school chll.
IN INDIANAPOLIS, IND. dren who Jlaruded III favor or the
lIfr.and Mrs. Roger Brown an d bond Issue last F riday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Hllrvey HIlle at all ' over 'V((yneBvllle.
t ended the Nort11 American Con' Man)" are the grown'ups also.
ventlon of the Ohurch of Chl'lst who realize the great need tor Jl.
at Cadle Ta.bernacle. Indianapolis, new school buUdlng.
over the week end.
USE FOIL TO HELP
REDUCE WORK OF
WASHING BROILER
rr you avoi d using tbe brOiler on
y()ur l'a11l;e ' It Is too hai'd
to cleuD. Alma GarVin, extenslon
footls sp clatist at Ohio Stilt Oni.
verslty has a tip for you.
.Aluminum foil or purohment used
'on the oottom of your broiling p1ll1
ClIll be Whisk olr In a second -
.U1d much cleaning time lIaved.
If lhe ' e mli.terllUe n re not used,
s Oe. vin Buggests eolllk ing the
broiler pan In water as S()()l1'
us . OU rln ls h with it. When it
Is . Clean d, she adds, "Don' t put
dt buck in the oven until you're
going to pse It because bilS ot rood
and grease wlll drop on It -
time .you U8 t he
Wn r ealize tbe fact that Waynes-
ville has a high tax rate, but we
should never let Il faw dollars
strmd in the wa,y of our .children.

MARY JANE SCOFIELD
Mn:ry Jane Farquer was born at
Blanchester, ObJo, on February 18.
1877 and departed this We on April
27, 1960. She was united: in mar-
riage to Jeu W. Burton, who pre
ceded her In death In 19'27. To
this uDion UV8l children were pm.
Robert.A. Burton of DetrOit, Mlch._
Howvd F. Burton. 141'& George J.
Wat&rholllle and ThomaS M. Built
ton of Waynesville, and Edward 1.
Burton of EIYrta, Ohio.
WhIle stlU ,a yOOhg woman she
suffered with an accldent wh1c1l
she met 'With great ClO1IftC8 ad

, Hn; ' 1. lIl. SDk u guests. Two
!tables were In play with Mrs. SUk
aDd Mra. Don Hawke reoelvlng the
prizes. During 'the evening the
members surprised Mrs. Dunaway
a recent bride. with a shower of
Jla4.
lier tM('riW
. lovely gIlfts for her new home.
Dainty refreshments were served
folloW'lng the games.
Mrs. Marie RMfle will be hosteRs
to the Woman's .Auxtllary meeting
on Friday afternoon. May 12th .
The new officers of tbe auxilIary
will be' in cJiarge.
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Hathaway
had a 'great number of ca.llers on
Sunday and among them were:
Mr. and Mrs . S. Q. Henkle and Mr.
and . Mrs. Carrol Hathaway of Leb
anon, Dr. and Mre. Ernest Ros
nagle of London, and MJss Loretta
Hathaway of Dayton.
Mra. Glenn Borden will be host.
e8S to the. Friendship Olub on Wed-
' nesdllT' afternoon May 10 at the'
Methodist Church. Mrs .. JennIe
COnDer Mrs. Rred . Hook will
be the Q.8slatant hostesses.
'Mlaml Chapter 107 Order or
Eaetern Star will meet in regular
session on Monday evening, May S
at eight. o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Blmer Sheehan
ha.ve returned to tbelr here
after spending the winter months
at their home in Brll4enton, 'Fla.
Mra. Everett Marlatt has been
sDBDdlIlg several days with her
falhel', Mr. CorWlln 1. Ary, who
underwent a serious operation at
'$. Elizabeth Hosp1tal.. and with
bel' mother, of near CentervUlc.
The Ellat. Wayne Advisory Count
cll met on FrIday evening at the
home of lIr. anci Mrs, Kellar Hoak.
MI'II: Luther HartBock was . acting
pl'ellident over ' the business seBslon
and for the dllcul!8lon hour, many
" remarks were made on t.he Bub
ject, "BuIlding a Bound li'arm Pro-
sram," The CouncU adjourned to
meet In May at the home of Mr.
and Kn. Boecoe I'urnu, and dur-
Inc the pleaaant loclal hour; d.
UcioWl refreshments were . served.
IIr, aDd Mrl. C. Stanforth open8d
their home on i'rldq evenlJig for
the April meetln of the South
W&JD8 Advisory Council Follow
'nc the bUIn .... lIloD, Mr. A. H.
EarDhart conducted the dlscuaslon
on ''B1Il1d1DS 'a 80UDd J'ann Pro-
irrIDL"
I'oIIoWtq adJOIlt1IIIlent to Meet.
m Jrar. wltIl 1Ir ......... a, N.
an
will render special
OHIO LAKES PROMISE
BIG CRAPPIES NOW
Test nettlng operations of the
fish managemjlnt Sectlon of tbe
Wildlife 0I,,1810n that flsb-
ermen w:l1I catch cra.pple In ,re&t.
er numberl and larger Blze this
year dn O'hlo lakes and strelUl1ea.
' E. L. W1IcklUf, chIef of the fish
management section, said this week
that cl"B.llplell'-from 1 0 to 16 Inches
will be common on itrlngera.
The netting operation Is a
neces88J'y function of the libel';
aUsed fishing experiment. III Ohio
tpetermlnc BT!!wth of flsh o.nd
apprOiI/Date population
CARD OF
1 wlsb to take this opponUll'It:y.
to thank the . voters of Warren
county who 'me In t)le
primary. and to congratulate Mr.
Stanley on bls Victory. I very
mUch Vf'1IIh him the best or 8UOO888.
It has been a pleasure meeting
new people, i..nd baving as op-
ponent a maq who ' haa fought a
fall'" a'nd square,. clean camPatgu.
Thank you, .
Everet,t Doane
!At the preiser foot
leW. ' Move the hOOP Ilowl; back
and forth. 9r frOIa ilde to side.
The leqtb of the IUtch .depends
on how raat you move . thll hoop.
Mr. and lin. Bobert Butman.
of were dinner guests
at the bome on SUnday.
Mr. an4 lira. M. B. Thompson,
of CoI...bus,; and Frank Bol-
&leo 0 Columbus, called
OQ lin. Hannah. Da"ls Sunday
aftel'DOOD. ., .
We ban "W1 Hute new-s at
I'rIeDda B-. WI week 'because
a 1DaJoI'It7 of our rlUl1uy ha.ve
ben 1U with bad colda and fiu.
... . Belen TrImble, Ml\ Frank
TrilDble, , lin. Belen Hindman and
Uttle II1'&IUlkucbter called On the
Trlmble'l IUUlt. . MI. s Myrtle
---'-, Ni'W CENTURY CLUB
Twe1l1.7 members UlIWered ron
Ball, a delicious del8ert courae oaIl at the .(pm metlUng of the
was served b,. tbe hoste!>II, during H.... c.taiy Club wblcb met on
the social hour. 1'rIc!a7 at the Far BJlls Party
Mr. and Mrs. .. H. Stubbl bad BDuse WltJa IIJas Mlnne J)odllOn
as guests for tbe put week eDd.
their daugbter, Miss Yvonne Stubbs Becret"'" upreased that Miss
and bel' cla.smltes, BRas ' Gyen DodIoD.".. not ab,. to be present
Mackell and Mias Wlnteri. but 'we apprecilat.ed the delightful
a.ii of Bowling Geen JlC)lpltaUt, wlllch 'she provided.
M.,. and Mrs. lla.rrJ Alter tbe routine business, the
Wialte had alJ Sundq guesta.. Mr.. PrMident pnll8nted the program
and Mrs. Byrd Lacke" Jr, and OOIDIIlIttee. iI .... Eo V. Barnhart
Mr. Henry Hall or Middletown. . I.n4 lira I. X. Pnlton. Mrs. Barn-
Mr. and !tire. Ronald Hawb bart Satroduced Ming WOng. a
were "lD Sprtqflele! OD WedlUllClaJ ChID.. .dent at WllmlD8toD
and called. on lin. J!lmIDa McClure COU.... who in her
who waa CODf1ned at u., lIere, 'tOld IIIIIIlY . interesUng Inci-
follow1nc ID ' operaUoa.. __ or Chinese lite and Ell"
Mrs. McClure Is DOW teClUperatlDC bllIIUicl article. m&de there.
at the home or Mr. and lira. J. All.- adjov.nuDent. the memo
WUlOn Ildwardl. ben'".,. Hrn4 parfait, ca1r.e an4
Mr. JUce 'SDapP. wIlD laM IP8IIt coa.. at 1&1,_ -..nuriIDF eJeooJ'o
the put f .... IIIODtU hl WWJq. .... ".. pott.cI 'fIOM Dtiiau.
ton. D. C arrl ............... til. n. aut ...... DI wm lie at
put week elld Is tile,.. or Mr. IV BI1lII PuV .... CIa JIq
IID4 111'8. U 11; CJonIota tor a IIIart wUIa ...J'NI
diU. - .... i.
Betty Wrar,e IS fea tured In
role 01 Perry Youog rrenl
WLW-NBC'. serial drama, "PtT
(Jer Youn"l Family," aired wee
fays at 3:311 p.m .. ES1
T:I) .$ofteD Buller
To make butter or ' margarine
Ipread .moothly tearing
soften at room temperaturl
aT "cream" with e tork. Do not
mele because tbIa mak.. the tat
loelt into rather than .pread on the
bread.
men and at all tIDies upheld the
principles of 'the Chrlstian faltb. '
She was a and devoted
mother and heloved by aU who
kneW' her. . .
Atter 18 ye,ars of lonellneas, she
was again marrled to a fOJ'Dler
acqUlllnta.uce, L. M;. Scofield, ot
LebanoD. ObJo. This companion-
sb.lp brought much happiness In
the lives !>f both dut1ng those
years of union.
B6I!Ides her husband and chll.
dren. she Is aiso. sUl:Vlved by 4
grandchildren and 1 great grlmel
child.
. CARD OF THANKS
We Wish to thank the many
triends and . neighbors for their
sympathy dul'lng the Illness and
10s'lI of our dear mother. Ntbrul.
ness or Dr. atout. Tho ertiolenCl'
of Mr. Stub'bs and the conllOllng
words of Mr. Coleman.
The FlUI1l1y.
8.,... 01 1aIm_.
Accordlna to the bureau err &th-
erie. a lalmOD wID .wIm et the
rate of six ' to seven mU.I per
hour. ThiI rate of lIP8.d JI for 'UI-
tamed Iwfmmin, and Dot ,liat ..
Budden IPun.
. ,
UncIe Sam Says
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PAGE TWO
THE MIAMI WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
Thursday, May t, 1950
,..----WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS I II CHINA:
UNSUND HEROINES
S.cks for Clolilll
La'rge mesh sacks-the kind
that oranges and onions COhle In-
make swell di sh cloths if boil ed b
waler for 15 or 20 ,minut es . They
shrink duwn to proper si ze, but
most 'of lhe color will stay in them
unless a laundry bleach is added
to the water.
Plane Incident Heats Up Cold War; f::s the case since the
dawn at history. It Is the Innocen\.S
Lighthouse
G R ament Plea
's Spread who seem to sU1fer most In intern'
erman earm , , ecine strl1e. China Is no exception.
In tha't country of vast population
Court Upholds Georgia Vote System
Wives Work
Stalin Wanta Another
Borse Trade
fEDITOR'8 NOTE; Whee apl"lon. are tlSpu .-:. 'III tbe.a ea lamna" the7" U. lb t
We.itrD New.paper Unloo-. ne". analys t. alia nol atloe "rU,. 01 tbla Dewalla.ar.)1
rSTALIN HAS INDICATED be COLD WAR.
'WOUld like to talk again with
ibe top o.fficlab of the American Heating l:/p
,overrunent, presumably' on the Russia had .healed up the, Cold
.ullject of peace In the cold war war. ,
land an International peace treaty A United States air force navY
Ito close World, War II. Stalin Is evl- Prlvn teer bad disappeared after a
leeklng some additional ap- rughl In which It WIIS r eported to
peasement offers from America. have ' !lown over Russi an territory.
Prom the Rasman vlewpolna, The RussIans claimed the plane had
why oot, AU sacb previous fired upon a Russian aircraft. and
tallB bave rCllwled In an asset then had disappeared over the
'or Rassla IUId lIablUw for Baltic sea. '
the 1Jwted States. StaUn WJ- A WIDESPREAD HUNT by Amer
doubtedly III Beeillar another lean officials was launched lor the
' dose of American appease- missing plane. Erroneous reports
ment. had it that 1l1e ratts from tbe plane
When Presidents Coolidge and had been found: The fi rst reported
lHoovcr were occupying the WhIte raIts turned out to be 'only fishing
'House. they refused to Usten to boxes.
Iany Russian plea. When President But later. a lIfe r aIt was picked up
!Roosevelt took over. he rather and air force oftlcia1.9 indicated a
Starts Sixth Year
urally dlttlcult Btruggle ror, exist
ence has been intensified I)y Ohi
na's civil war in wblch the Com
munists emerged vlcto,rlous.
NOW, there II a cry tor help. A
Cliine.ae Nationalist IIroup llas ap
pealed to American labor, as an
organization, to help combat fa-
mine In Communist 'China. But
with their usual skill in that de
' partrnent, the Reds bave managed
to confuse world opinion on the sit
ualion.
The Communist has d,one
good Job of beclouding what al
,most all non-Commw1lst sources
say Is one at the worst tamlnes tn
Chirla's history, Th" Reds bave ad
mltted that the situation ls critical.
saying some 16 million people were
affected. Prlva te letters filtering
{rOlF Redheld China indl cn ted the
nun1ber was 53 million"
Tl\e Chinese Nationalists and
western 'reliet agencies and . reo
liglous organizations
seeking some means belp the
starving. hence the appeill to
American labor for help.
WASHINGTON. - The wives of
llghthouse keepers are, really tbe
unsung, unpaid heroines or the
service. but there Is a possibility
tbat congress may' do something
about It. ,
Tpe ,ho\lse msrlne and tisherles '
committee Is looking il'lto a bill In-
troduced by Rep. Edwar d A. Gar.
matz <D,., Md.). It Is sort of de
terred saJary payment me.8sure to
benefit widows of lighthQuse keep-
ers.
Why?
Because wives of keepers hlllve
been a ctlng as their assistants for
years without ever gettIng a dime
from Unele Sam, ' The bill under
wouldn't put , the
wives of lighthouse keepers on tbe ,
tederal payroll, but It would pro- ,
vide. benetits t'o widows of' keepers. '
389 Widows Listed l
I b"
High . now there lire 389 suc -
WldOW.S and Utelr average . age lsI I
70. Thomas A. Lee. secretary of
the . active retired Ugh tho use serv-
Ice employees. points out that a
civilian 1ll:hthouse wife
has been part and parcel of the
Ilghthouse lervice in all respects e
' ulckly granted the Communist conviction it came {rom the missing
overnment recognitIon. but on piape, which had 10 crew' members
nditlon that Communistic propa aboard, A ,British ship under com
andb;ing In the United Statel be mand of Captain J. Henderson re-
.topped. ' ported fihding the raft and said It
was partly collapsed. Tbe air-supply
Harry S. loollma
trim .nd m. b.. .u.rte4 bIa
IIx1b year PresldeDt of tile
United States. The Chief I!;x.
ecnUve. 'lI6 on May 8th. rounded
out bla fltth, Jear with. reJleweel
determination to wlD the ,leDla
war" with Sovtet Ruul
AN EASILY understandable ob-
,stacle. of course, was the
talnty as 'to final dlsposltlon of any
aid that mlabt be forthcoming.
Some assurance. would bave to be
made that relief g",d., went to
those for wbom supplles were in-
tended. Wbo could give that -
.uraneeT '!'he Chinese Commu-
nlsts?
, but on_sbe Isn't on the federal
Stalin promised, IUId Stalln bottle was exhausted and supply
bpt that promise .s I" ..... it poekets were open add empty.
_ te BuaaIa's .dvaDtaae lo
..... WWI World W.r D olio There were no Ilgns at Ute and
... BIINIa 1DY01vec1 oa tile no meslagea were found. GERMANY:
.we eI tile .Wes, kee""" thal B.d the Sovleta ahot down the
Innred . ' .lead.,... plane. or so crippled It by 1UOf1re A Repetition?
payroll.
.-..- APply or war ma- th.t It cr.abed In tbe Baltlcr That
lerlala nowlq lalo" R...... oa was the b18 queltion. BlJger yet An,. mention of rearming Ger
wal the questloo: "Wh.t would the m.ny makes cold chills run down
or:: United St.te. do If it were developed the backs of thole who remembe,
Ye there was w .,. U the
Redl would aaree to elve lafe
conduct to rellef m11llona into the ,
area. perh.pl tha Job of atavin,
oft Itarv.UOD ' b)' de.th for thou-
IIneil mi,ht be succealfu1l7 com-
pleted.' )lut, barrln, .ome sucb
procedure. the outlook W.I dim iD-
deed.
During foC time. who keepi the
llghthouse while the tired keeper 11
aaleep? The' D\an'l lady. Who h .. L
to , know .bout wind. r.1n, mow
and fot? Who ,eu an th. aema-
pb9re. tho wlgw., or 0., hollta
when old m.n 11 Ued ,+,,' In tbe
l
' old days. who b.d to know rum
runnln, veslel oft .bore when -
.... th.t tbe plan. Wal vicUm of RUI- how. be.ten. dismantled Relctl
Yalta. 0.. bolla oooad_. DOl la _,_fl_ w.. permitted to com. back anfl
.. ,e..ec "eJ4 Joe." Ia -- an ......... ""T plunge the world iJ\to the mOlt dev-
oIIaqe 'or promlaell. THOSE were questlonJ that would IItattn, conflict It bad ever known.
all ., wbIaII 8taIIa rep1l41alecl. have to w.lt. however. untO the an THREE TWES in th. Palt IK)
A..a tIIa& rep1l4lall_ P"' -- lW'er to what h.d .ctually happeDecl .,ears. German w.r m.cblnel h.ye
... tile Ballle _tea. to til. plaDe bad been cle.red U.P- .truck swlltl7 and ruthleslly .t the .
De.pu. the promi.IeI made at if 1& ever could be cleared up. peace of the world. B.d the Ger. GAMBLING:
o1be time o.t &he recolJlltion of tile Meanwhlle. American t e m p e U manic hordea ever won. world con- Up to Congress
itusalan Communllt govenunont, ' INW. Bttle lborter with Hu.al.n mct, lomethin, of wha tha v.n.
&beI:e 11 more . Communist propa- tactics and there will JlO d!ln)'ina qulahed migbt h.ve expected 11 pro- iueU ma., hold the Ite.,
j.aDda being poured Into the United that tb. Cold War bad taken OD a vlded in the temu 1.ld down br to aoluUon of the natlQn'i ..
States. much of it through degr.e or .0 more heat. thele conquerol'l of the French in bllil' problem and eldltence of tbe
!the Ruulln emb.SQ. than w.s at 1870. when German troope .tayed on gambllil, "s1l\dic.tes.
l
That, .t
IUI7 Ulne true before the dq. of GEORGIA: , Frencb .0U unW every peJlD,7 of least, 11 the oplnlon of senator Ed-
recognitlOD. Stalin kept h1I prom , U . V S delJlanded was p.ld. win C. Johnson, Colorado Demo-
i ... onb' .1 lonl , as it wa. Stalin', , n.t ate taya Bow the individual ma., baye crat. wbo hal urged conerell to
advantale to do 10. The countyunlt . vote determina fared under the Teuton beel ." re- , pas. an IUItIslot-in.cb1ne bID 1m-
At the Yalta conference. Roole- tlon system. Ii unique in tbe United volttngly ,by Bltler mediately. Johnson believe. that
velt wal convinced he had 80 thor- States because only two atatel use and hli aadistie N.zIl. should be done bflfore beatnning a
ou&h17 sold Stalin on the Roole- it. It II unique. too. , In that It I. Now. aU the ere.t tallt, the board nationwlde crime investlgaUon.
velt peace trea.., Ide .. that 11 ob- found acceptable by city populations planulnc. the ,lobal thlnldnl Ja THE SENATOR happens to be
Yiated aQ d1tfIcult:r. III arrivlng.t iD tbeae ltates, when Ita Ule ,ivel merllng,into one resoundinc chorus: on goocl .0Ud around. because It ia
peace ' terina. Fact lao StaUD h.d vote. in lOme rural countle. up to "Rearm Germanyl" partl)' through federalw1nldng .. t
merely -fooled the Amedcan Pre'it- 122 tlmel more welltbt than tho.e Joining thil chorus wal General that the
, he b.d dODe on oumeroul In city Jacob L. D.Vltr.. retired chief at have so much trouble cop- '
other occaalolu. But, the U.S. supreme court has U.S. army field forces. who said' in With the "one-armed bandits."
Be ball .areed to ' take a 'band iii .ald tbe II1stem ill an rlJht. lIn a" 'an addre .. In Lo*vllle. lty that federal " llcens"
rtbe\ w;ar 00 Japan. .fter lpec1f1c to, :a declslOD it retuaed to strike western Germ.nl "Would like to the fact that
time had elapsed. IIi' paymeot for down the c!ountyunlt vote in Geor" fight for us. under om- the vast at states their
that promise. we gave to ,Russi. . gla. Mal"1land is the other Btate cers. aga.lnst the Russla,fl s." If ,war I use and ope.ratlon are ille,81: If -the .
some Japanese uland . territol"1. employing this system. should come. IIlId be added "They ' federal goverlunerit slapped a "ban
and staUrr occupied those !aland. JUSTICE BLACK and Douglas can fight 11ke Relll" OD 'the macb1nel. as It hal 011 na*
at once,. BUt he took no part in the protelted bitterly against the ma- ' NO ONE disputes that. But re- cotics whitea1ave traffic and oth
:wir' 'lWlui: Japan until the Japa Jorlty opinion, which was brief aod cent hlstol"1 Is too ' gr1J;n for such ' er oUensei. Qle state WOUld,
rea!l'1 to That: unsigned. These two member. of to be received witb een I f1Dd it far e.lb!r to deal with ' the
deal hal cost Korea its liberty. the court declared the action faUed eral equanimity. Too m.ny people :lkIt-macbine probl,m.
At: tile P.4.m to plug what the., ealled the lalt ot .the worrd will remember that It THE BlL& envialonedu b7 :John-
loopholes in the court's decIsion W81 ,that very fear of possible Rus would ouUaw muufaetur. of
Pnaldea& TnImaD &\Jolt over which gives Ne,roes the rl8ht to- Ilan aUack ted France and tdevtCe8 in ,jliatel$' where
tile job ., BtaIlD. , vote. ,England to lit' by folded hand. Il prohlblted"'JlUld forbid'
,Presldena'lnuluul NOlIreel pre;. . The . majority opinion Bald that Hltldr . flouted the Versailles into ,uob sUlel. It
:inlaes
l
from '8' .Il D .. fedel'al courts have no rlllht ,ill, treatY' 'ahd '4etvednoUee-' on the' not apply. however. to aistes
JIoNevelt, bu' tile proDllaa tedere with the way a state geer world that, he was rearm , QP6l"atlon Pas
DOt" kept. '1'nIm1Ul 'oua graphically apportions va tl n g GeJ.'lllany. 'Let !'lin beien mad. lei act.
staUn frleadly aDd k1ncUr. old strength. It made no mention o,f any be the ' , a.",re. he U Johnson on
m.a, , Boosevel' had aoo racial ISlue the dlssenters aaw in serve as al), excepent .bUftj!r against the lubject pointed
him. bU he IIept .. ' case. the Russians," " , . to a fI .. ht on the senat floO; on
,romlses made .. Tnman IUI7 Two Georgia "voters .ttacked the So Chamberlain went to Berches. the qU,1Uon of ho would get the
m.ro UWI &hose lo 'BooMnlt. exl.tlnglaw. Under the system. eacb gaden with bII folded umbrella Joti elf into the nlltlon'l
Beca_ fIl Ulat. III'. TnumIII at Georgia'. lS9 counties 11 aUoted came back huggln, to his breast crlm. - '
IIOl - tile. UJadIy old IIUIII a number 'of unit votes. ranging the milerable pled.e of the Apstilan bill Ja througb
apba Ibaa III W........ six for the elabt mOltpopulous madman of ''pe.ce in our time." tile 'er e ' where
.... down to two for mOlt of The world had a bomble tute of It Wlthlfnt.' hea.rlDgI:
I ... aM lome of the .ppease- the counties. that tliId of 'peace." To rearm Wh Wifi l. ff <WOUid 'WiD 'coneresl
ment ef(Qrta .""e have made With THE CANDIDATE ' who recelvel Getman, createl a fearlul ' posli- rest olr"thtt ,politics
,BusAla. oDlT, iD eacb ease to have the popular vote. in a county that \he ,dOle may be re- 1 '. -
ian the promises made quickly re- 11, awarded au ita 'unit votes. pe.ted. " '. , " /1'[' 1'0') (
:pudiated. Evidently Stalin does nbt ' sYltem In that respect works ,. ' :I! I M I , ) . CJ
' talk or understand diplomaUc somethlng like the col- StRIKE THREAT: i',g ,. trTree-' an,J!
language. U we are to have any lege. Pld lSlU,. ' FlO'" !'" 'trlJQ '
more tallt.s with the "kindly old
man... It mJibt be well that we ,ROY AL TV Two blJ rili'1way Wilons
,end a loldi.er to do OUl' Tough Going ready to "reVIew the whdle "ase
tal1dilg. of their DleseHoglne dispute, with
General El8enhower or General ' Evez::rone bas for til lon, tbe nation's U the! ,re.
lIacArlbur "would not put our time tIlat with the exception of Eng sults werent latisfactory to the
Items in ' the beauWuIly phrased land. roy Ill.., has been having a broiberhoods, country faced
1angu.age of the dlplomat, ' but Inl Ume.Wlth the changing times major strike ..
the blunt. easlly understood wor.ds ' have gone royal privilege and pomp The argument was two ;years old
of ' the luccessful soldier. 'lbe, but, chleny to royalty, the was easx to' state. The unlonl
'would InIIiIt that ' 8Jl7 concel8lODs cash, too, haa gone. . felt that the. adoptlon o( D'iesel
'we might make be. pald for .t IUl LATEST to join the ranks of powered locomotives dlscrlmlnat-
,.gleed price. or e1Be sialln milht poyerlshed nOblen;ten a German ed against manpowe.r insisted
'have- to listen to and understand duke. August. of Coumebr that an edra man be put 00 these
1an1ua8e of the mll-Ued ast, land and Brunswick. tather of. locomotlves. wbether there was
' spoken 'by a succesaful ' soldier. , queen and cousin of a kin,. . any need for or ,
IBI4 if we try ag.m, we abou1d lbe Duke Ernst wei really up against The raUroa41. on the other haD",
prepa'red to, make ,004 GIl that \101' ,It. He was ao badly , oU. have refuled to do t!i1Il
elIe." ' 17; ihat he h,ad to JeU treasured Union le.derl iWuled to disCUII
antiques just to pay hli grocery JIIIt bow 1mmJnent a strlk. mlllbt
Thera are teacbera aDd 1m., ,,,", bllJs, Rare old rellc. of h1I family'. be or wben and !n Wbat, matter ' ft
__ la man., of OW" eo11e, .. 8D4 medieval splendor were to '0 under mllht be ealled. In.Itead. they Indl-
ualverattlel who .re inculcaUq fa the .uctloliaer'1 bammer. c.ted a revllw of Ole altuatiOD.
mbIilI of ' tbelr atucleDta the Said tho dulce. pbDo.ophicall7. Th. union W.I la stra.
,tbeodeI! ell Communlam .. au- "Of coara., I'm .0tT)' to part With tepc position. It wei free to
'l 'perIDr to u.o.e of our AIberIclUl the.. ihiJIp, but it can't' be Itrilt. at .07 time, inumuch
bel
MAA
." '!'b,e dulce WII down to blI an "ebo"-- """Vlaiona of tile
IQItem. ,'l'IIat mfIbt be an e41&ca ...... ..... .--
tiIIUIl freedom. but It II lICIt a free- Ian two c.at1e ...... nd ODe of tbem rallway labor act have been a-
dam, we Want. la war nIn. bausted.
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BanIa'" I. 81111t11. Jr.. It, .,
.aa.... Va.., tIlllmpa' Ida
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from JaIl attor fQIq the ,......
..................... aUrac&e41
_ ........................ ....
........
................. .,.. ...
JaueiI ... debt Ia tIda ...w,o.
....... _ jail". for , .........
.....". ......
, '
were -.-eIT a "reI 1Ierrlq"
_ willa _ ,.... te 'IAQIlIOrt Football fans ."ho bave been 101-
Btl Ten footb.ll via te1e-
v1I1on acreen, wlli f1Dd tb.t thIa
faD the ahow'l over. They'll have to
go out to tbe stadium now, instead of
aittlng c:ozIb' .t home and followtllg
The air force'l Republlc _ .. _..... ha frI d
d-.... r wu rea"'- out farth- ICI;UlUonllJpt.. .....-uulC. "'.. 01'
..... 'DIe onrSa fo... ....
...... .... tIIa& IheT wen
.MII _ UWI a ...... herr-
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... , ........ -.1 with wbcml he 11 OIlt
aDd farther to deal detath and COD- aM _boN wh.re.bOllD
fuB10D to 8Q potenUal U.s. enelDJ'. UJIlmOWD, the odds .re aoe-iD-
The ail' force reported that .... ... 11 '-'-01
F-8G', rUle.lau_been Increued to tIlat be, or ... e. .. aome .... "1
.awone' '
Lad., Deea "'al'll '
' Who ,ot out tho broom .nd duatt,
mop to bav. the plec pick .nd '
aplUl . for surprtae Inspec:Uon b)' t
tb. f.der.lI? Who w.. jlllt
loDe.odIe .. th. keeper!
'lb. lady, or c(!arae. accorcl1n, to
Tom' Lee. ,
!l'be proposed lepl.Uon aeem.
or lIW. coOiequence to people who
never vI.ited liglltboUie. But COIl-
ares.mep b.v. )leen Ihelled. via
the m.Us. with leUers from ll&bt-
ho Widowl.
Jlpln ... 'Spill .f F II.I
Tim. S.ld to Ii 'Inylslbl.'
. ,
TOKYO.-A lost .rt m ., bave
bad a lot to do with the final defe.t
of Japan-If storlel of feuilal artl
currently clrculatin. here ar. to b.
believltd. I
Man)' Japanese have recaUed, In
dl,cus.lon. with n.w ..
men and others th.t in feLillal
times. Japanese Iple. h!ld the
. knack of making themselves "In-
vtalble." One. a claimed decen
dant 'of the especially gifted Iples,
laid . the secret weapol) had
been used for a 100 years or more.
And. when they did use It, be said.
the .nclent Japs used It only.
among themselvel.
During the feudal day. of Jspan,
when rlvaln' lusplclon and in-
trigue amon'g military leaders were
rampant. the Japanese developed
the art of Spying to a h18h degree.
Local war lords lalwaYI bad spies' .
In the territorlel of their -enef11les. -
' The ears of captured spies .often
were sent on
The more wary of the 'spies
learned to malte them.elves "invl ..
Ible"-an art called "ninJuatu."
Japanese legend. are run of the
acooinpllsbmenu or iplea.
but people today' ac:lmlt the cl.lms
ma, be , lItOe .e,llaggerated.
Nevertheless. nlnjutsu experts real-
11 existed. The., lI'!astered art
only.fter years \If ' bard tralnlng. ,
Sanzo Kiinu..a, one of downtown
Tokyo'l beat barbers, knows all
.bout the "lost art" because be'.
. Ireat-areat-ariaterandlon of
of operatot.
that ever lived In Japan.'j \
wbat ,Sanzo, says his ID-
clent relative cild: ' -
"When my honorable anceltor
wal still ' a bOy. be first learned to
walk and run fut-faster ' than or-
dinary persons. ' He trained him-
seU to " 0 without eaeng and .leep-
Ing tor many day .
''Then m., wise and bonorable
ancestor learned t'o walk' aoftlY
and nollelea,.I, anlY\Vhere. to cllmb
perpendicular w.lla. jump o\olr
hlab fence., open and ' shut dool'l
In IUence nd see thIn,1 III .eml-
.... develoPed aD ' eape.
c1all) Iteen Hn'" OJ -bearln,.
"When mj lUnd. ' lUllelui .nel
bonor.ble .nceltar .".at on a mlB-
lion for ilia be dHl.ed
bimaeJt ta ' a t1Iht bl.ck , outtlt
COY.reel hli whole bea4 .nd
tace, OJreOpt tot lIftan boln ,fOr the
.,.... ... Hlectecl a mDOll .... nilllt
and Bealed tho outer waD CIt tile
pleee ba iDtended to enter. Ii be,
met. aQCM III the eoniclor. ba
Gattened bImaeIf ,aplnat the Wan
or jumped up and beId bla ,1IcIIb' m
mlcl ........... tile pel'IOD bJ anb-
blDl the aldepoetL ,
''IIe _t wbareftr be plealed
aDd Ulltened iD CID the bouaebOJd
of bla Viastar d ........,. WhIm
had Dbtallled hJ, InfDrmatloa,
be returned tv report It."
RIa. YOUR HOME of
' INSECTS
.... sa the button and tho
hand)' dispenser ejeell
a cloud of aerosol rog
which kills' nies. mosqul-
roaches. anI.!. bed
moth. and
leaves no unplea ..
ani odor and I, harm-
less 10 humans and pets
when used 81 directed.
Sold al drug. hardware
and farm supply storci.
TOIIACCO BY.PRODUCTS , CHEMICAL
RICHMOND. VIRGIN."
7 DAYS
CALOX
.. cn .. P .... 1l
IIcE_ a Rolablae IDe.,
PenQnal
To Women With-
Nagging Backache
Aa 'I' ... 014.......... ucJ 1InI ... a.....
awtt ...... IDIOIrill. or upaoun Ie
eatd '110.. ,11_ tla ... dowa ru.-
Uoo. TIIII IDa)' 1 .. 4 IDUS' Iala .. _.
pJala 01 !l&II1D1 lleekube; 1_ 01 ..... '
...ro. u4 dtaaI_ OIUlas
.. alp_ 0' '"'1_' .,...... IDa)' ..,J'
fro. lDiDor blNd .. inUetl",," dll8 kI ool4.
"mp_ at diMal')' I.dlacNtfau.
U Faar dbJeomlorll are dll, to th..e
.. _ do .. ', walt, lr7 Dau. PUIa,. IDIld
dluntle. Uood .u..-lulI, b, .. lU1a... ,or
D_" 60 ,.. ... Whll. tb_ I7mplOma 1Da)"
01_ otber.n. oc_. 'Il'. aiiiul ... bow
....., tim. Doan. p.,. ba"!>l> .. Uol-
....p tbe 16 mU. 01 kid"l7 tu ... a,,4 11111..
ftlllh 0'" wute. Go, DOILD', PUle todqI
DOAN,'S P,lttl
HOT
RASH
play.
It abouId be 100, road to so.
."m. but the rail' Deal pro. BIt Ten athletic cUr.ectors, meet-
where It can ca-Out mOlt _. cd public '.'11'OD. That. wbat tba
--" ." .. ceDIU8 bure.1l reportl. :red-
mJsllou more &ban 1,000 mIlel froID afa\e "DC1 lOcal ,overnmentB,
So tar occupatlaa peHOlUlei
bow. the .rt of the iDvIIlbJe ap1ea
bat Dot Ilea pnatlcecl in modem
timel. EYeD 8aDIo beU.... DDt. ...................... : ...........
b.... iIler ... ed operation radio alated, hu a total of
us 11 avatlable tor Itnffing rm,. ' W'Odr:tn. drawilla rIicord-
=.eacort huntlq cd ODe blDloq,
- IDJ III CbIcalO. Voted to b.n Uye
JOleS manr , televlalon of their -.cbooll' football
_ -... ..... Bepab11caarwtD _I pmea for tlU-uuon. 'l'!Ie .etlan
IIIIp to .... tile IIlQ' aaat tile eoafumce _,lIII0.
The Dl.oderD eJacb1a Uiht. . he ad-
mila,. probabJ, have' tIarnD
efta btl IIiIDorabl* lhat-cna"
*
....... ......,
..........................
, .
Condition ', of Land
Vital to Economy
Good Farming Practices
Aid Conservation WOlk
That the conllition of the land
and itl productivity affect the
vigor and vitality of the )'Ia1looal
economy Is B fact becomin" mOl"e
,enerally recognlud by' farm en,
buslnes, mell Bnd industrlaU.tt
alJ.ke. , "
And, accordins to W. R. Taacher,
extension loll coriaerva Uoniat of
WasbJn,ton. J). C there is a cer-
tain point in land deteriontlon
which when reached b'ecome. the
prlnolp,,1 tac\.Or In 1nf)uenclll. the
nation'l economy, . .
In the United States about two-
thirds of aU raw materials come
from the lanel for the country'.
ThIs' photo sboWl Ibe . kind ..
,land Uae and lIeveiopmeal
wblob Ia vI&aI to the oondltlOD
of the IOU.
, .. ' I
total todush'la! ptoduction, Talcher
aald. AbOut 130 per cent of an manu
facturing plants In tbls country de
pend upon the IOU for their prlncl.
pal raw qlateflala.
,..It ,tt 1!e that
a tle.menl Of the natlon'l
eeonomy' c81I' assume c'ontlnlled sur
vlval wltbo\.1t the car. ' of It; land
resourcea In .uch a way ' as to in
aure continued adequate produc
Upn. .
"
Spud lrai9eat Study
Would Cut 'DllDag81
PrellminajrJ .woric . to determlna
the polnta if! potato ba'rveltln, ancl
handlin', wllere brul.ln, 1njt1r1 oe
cura, with 'a ' View to deve1opln.
methoda for avoldln. dama,e.
wa. mrt'ed in North Dakota Ian
P\lrT)' V. Hempbj)]. a .. oclate
aJ1'JcuUural aconomi.t of Ibe
North . experiment nation.
reports:
A .urvey wa. made b7 th. Q.
periment It"Uoa. III cooperaUon
with rellonal pOtato laboratol7 10
J1:a.t Grant wen
taken . immediate), after dllJln,;
from tha picker .ack. atandln. in
the field, from lick. on the truck
at the warehoUie before imloaclln.,
and from the bins aI
tel' .unloadlD"
It wal noted that till .,arcenta.e
of brul.in. 1ocraal.d durin. aaeh
operation. After eIl'fiJl' it wal
found 11 per cent ' of th. potatoel
were brulHct plekln, 17 per
cent wera bruised, . 'alter trucldnJ
the ",celltage brul.ild went up to
111. and. blnnln. 41 per Cellt
were brulled. It ... ar Doted an in
crea.. of :IS per 'cent ma,. b. due
to the binning procell alDne.

III ra"lyble .. t IbbiJIft
av,T lUI old ....... e roof,
.... 401rD .... ablDCletJ.
Spilt Warped sIalgles ad utI
daWlJ 1I1e eelMen .... Place bey
elled .....,.therf ... .vIps
aloill ' ' btItta Df ucb co"e
., old 1Iil .... lea. Apply an "e,.vea
na.h.... sUlp" 01 alpha" roU
roafja ... 1IJae am In .b

Overhe Water SYltem
Creating Wide Interest
Tb.e Ult of overhead IPr1nItllJl.
.,.stems .ltTi,ated tannin, ba.
created delpl'ead interest in
areaa re artificial waterln. t.
D.ce"aq, to crop pl'Oduetlon.
Amana the mer1te of ovtrbHd
aprinllJer II tlIIt
lU.Illldt
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE, OHIO PAGE THREE
S.\ VINGS BY BELL _ ' Lola MIlCtlDaa .. b. lIaD,hter of tbe o.ratol'
at IDdependeaoe BaD. Philadelphia. uveUs the first of 52 repUoas of
the Uberiy BeD at a cere mOlly In WashlllrloD. Symbol of 'be U. S.
lavln.. boall. IndependeDlle drive, May lWoly I. the repOcaa wUl be
displayed III eve.1"7 .tate dorlnr the drive. . .
,our OF THE FmE INTO THE FLOOD. , An ..... denUfled alld
slrarcUq m.a. corre.t of oa. New Woolwortb
IndldJUC l!tb noor aarin, a .pectaoolar blase III olle of the olty'. taU-
eIIt b1ll1111n... .Tbe blase ealDed ellDa,b bead_,. to sweep the . e.Ure
. Brd floor with' the renlt th .. water ed to eombat l& inflicted beavy
damap .poD noors belri the Bri. New York flremCll from sevenl
Ure staUn. balUed fer more tha. all .oar tlbrlDa the Ore aDi1er ooawol.
No Uva 1Jere lost ad'DO CIne was reported inJured .
WlUT'S ON TIlE CALENDdt , . Dave .... lcllfleld. Arls la
Phaealx '.r tile ..-.aul l'OaDfOD &lie M.Ja .... , Jllall .. ". ... eelaUon,
.... a esoltell abon lUI .p-to.date clrL Heolde JOlDcd
1.-, oUllII' .... ldeata ID " bl, hro.-c1a7 meatiq ""$ IDeI.dad jlaDt
..... bene .... ,...oe. All memben II the -aueclaUOD arrived ID Ari.
. aaDa .. ear., .. 1180. II ,ean ArIsoJIa ... ac1Jn1Ued to Mae.
"". "
SHOT T() DE.\m .
ended tbe poUtlCIIII oareer of 8051
VIIarlea BID."lo In 1I01'lb sIde
KaDlIas . City recently. Slain with
hbra WAS hIli top "m'nsole'lllaD"
Gar,otta. Ttley were
IIIUed In the first district Demo-
oralio olub rooms.
HITS FEDERAL OFFICIALS
Mayor. Elmer E. Robinson" Sail
Frallclsco, testifies bet a I" e tbe
Joint oongresslonal atomlo oom-
mlttee Ibat ledcral 0111cia I I! are
"fumbling civilian delense" while
subs crulso off our ooast.
.
LEOPOLD'S SIDE ItIne
Leopold'. pro Paal vall
w., J!JY. .. the
repnt, Prince Charles, to
IIIIW .. overamelil, .eUln ..
Ia .moUoJl maohlnery thld 'lbe
1dDI'. npporte'ra expeCli' to brine
&be maDaroh back from ede,
BIIlD-CONTBOL Then ... B ....
rI.. ..... .. n' ,eaersl COD..... for
0.'.0., teO, UDoAl)'leriolUl ao-
UvUla eommlttee tIIa' eemm.
DIaDI .,.. be aDd I. belli, aaee_
OoDIlatted III tile 11.S. wlUt-
aU ..-1Il'10 W m ....... lIk. &be
IIDdt-NboD-FerpSOll bW.
Classified DepubneDt
Perplexin&
Riddle
' BUSINF.SS '" OPPOR.
'''ANt' E D : lllmi c r 1. 0 He ll our
Slo rm WIndows. "ood mn, gin for prortl
no In\l f!:htmen t r equ ired. vr r y e::I $)I' to
tital1. Wr ite lcdil
n
ror (' ompJC1C: In(orm3-
):111 E dge-
'DRY CLEANINGPLANT
By Rlchard RlU WllldDSOD
T. JEFF BOYNTON of the Union
L nt est equipment. 3 n ew t rucks. two
count y l! ent WrUe
Bos- .. Ol , PnhH. Ohl(l
armY'1 Company E. second
regiment, Massachusetts volun-
teers. wore a look of utter dejec-
tion .. . be entered headquarter,a
tent, nodded wearily to Capt. Finn
Lacey and slumped onto a stool.
JOBS w Ub lour -ter m
f or one hundrud uni ts thot must be re-
f rlgcruted to compJ1 ny S}u!clltcnLl ons.
Connce, fon wilh nutton f') truc k Ins ' of Aun-
IzaUon. Ear ni ngs high Inr r rllable ope ra
lors . Contact Bert ll a r vc y, Mtl thtws
CorpnrnUon. j\(J1 P ear Ayeaue.
'.reDo, Tel ephone MempbJ a
The captain .topped writing.
leaned back In his chair.
"She wouldn't talk, eht"
"No, she wouldn't talk," Boyn.
ton answered, He stretched his
_-----;. long legs out in
. . front of him and
FARMS AND RANCHES
l)lVESTOVK R Il II"" , I'ltrnd' '' e. No bet,..
t er l a nd for s tockrn lsl nlC In
All si ze forms n. low ns 5:15.00
fi erI!. One of best weekly cn tUe sal el!l

3
Minute studied the worn
. Flotlon toe of his boot.
"Maybe she's
not a IPY after HELP WANTED-MEN
aU." Lacey buarded.
Boynton'. blue ' eyes nashed ..
he jerked up hi. head. "Yes, she
ill J'm lure at It" .
Lacey IIhruued and gestured
with hi. ' cl,ar, "If you're .0 .ure,
wa'U bold a courtmartlal and-"
"Nol" BOJIltoa was OD bI.
feet. "DeDt do tIIat, sir. We
bavu't eD01l.... ."lllellce to
oonvlot. It wiD mUll she'D IG
free anc1 we'O lose ODr ODe
ohallCe of atopplnc tile leall:, ID-
. formaUon I. ..eHlne throD,'
somehow. Allee struthera Is
responsible. We must. learn her
metholl ....
tlHow?'
How? That wa!l the question that
had driven Lt. Boynton nearly
to distraction, had caused him the
loss of sleep and wearied his brain
from thinking. A week ago, basing
the act on the slimmest of reasons,
ne had had Allee Struthers, ar
rested, to be held for questioning
regarding the leakage of in!orma-
tlon to Confederate Gen. Johnson.
"You can' t hold her forever with-
HELP
WOMEN
DE MONS'l'RATORS AND
UNIT for
p arty pion aa l.. of Plastlo ProduclI.
whlcb I weeplng the country. Bill moo-
ey oa.n b" ma de In your aonro time. W"
are ope ning UP thts territory. Cammunl-
" ate with us 8 t once. MARGY PLASTIOS.
INC.. 'In OUn St.. St . . Loal. I, ,II
out a trial, 'Boynton," the older
man painted out alter another ATIEN VETERANS
week had passed In which the lieu- Learn 8 trade thllt will be redl!t ced
tenant bad failed completely in bls by machiner y. De nt" l LnboTntor,f ....lteh
nology presenUl 811 opportunity lor v.'"
eUorts to ' unearth lome erain of erons to own and Ma na g.. their OWl>
evidence.
"Miss Struthers i pon.. l a boratory. Appl'Qved for veterah troln-
'" Inll unger PUbll" Law 1\t6, For IuD par-
ular among the oHlcers. Some tloul n rs wrlle to : .
swear they have known her for 50 ,.f"e:::: .'
Yllarl ' and wlll vouch for bel' loyal.
ty to the
"Whloh mall:eII It all the
. more Ull:ely she wODld pooeed
.. a .py. I happeD to Imow that
all .f lIIlI. Stralben' matenaal
&IIOelto... oame from Geor ... a.
She b.enell spent ' a ,ood pari
01 her rtrlbOO4 '1D
LtVESTOOK
Idl, be flniered a package of
letter. that he brou,ht In with
"I'm convinced that in the.. Jet
tera the .irl iI .endln. out the 10
forinatlon. How. I don't know. Cere
talnl7 'abe II ullo, no code. J have
cbecked evel')' letter a dozen time .
Purposely I have permJtted ' each
to be mailed. . Events immediately
foUowln. convince me that 'aoma
bow tho.e letter. are the means of
conve7ln, the information."
C
APT. LACEY picked up the let-
ter. and read them briefl7.
They contained nothing to excite
susplclon-mera mella,eI or love
lind devotioo to frlencls in tha 1
South. 'I:
Lace,. IUddenly the
table. "By Geor,e. BoyntoDt I be-
nevI I bave it! Obvlou.1y lome-
hal to be done, and 11m mer.
0IIe da" willie ..... tbroa,b
&lie nUaa .. ..q .... . llatUea,
'a Clama 1Il1011 a letter.
than balf convinced-thou", heav-
an knowa wh;r-that ,our IUlplclou
are weD founded."
"So,"
"So we'll Ilepen bel'. Tam
ller nlll' to tile CoDlederate '
army. U u..t atepe the Ieslla ...
we'U bow aho wa. Ibe ... lH7
parlJ'. &lid there will DO 101l.. er
lie daD .. er of .Ita. ClouUDDboe;" .
"And ' It will mean Allee Strutb-
eJ'll' I:omplete freedom."
daYII later prisoner Allee
Struthera waa turned over to Con
federate Gen. Johnson under a fia,
of truce.
BE A Wl8E DUC ..
and follow the J... Blab .S-A
heaVy breed cblcks . .... 911 per hundred.
U.S. awroved b
M
the loUowln, dlltea:
__Kentuo 1.: Geo la lineS Ver-
mont. .... l' IIvabl \Y luernnt.eed. Sped
chleb JI pref ....... d. ntaO Lelhorn chle ....
PleaR dO not confus.. OIU clllcn With
oth.r "lIeap "hicks; When 1)&1t... "hleu
lI.e botched, Francl. wUJ ' have them.
Write, eall or phone your orders to4aY.
Open Sundays, '. .
FRANCIS CUICJlERY
.a.I 8. O. Pb . e . ..
SEEDS. PLANTS, ETC.
08JO CERTIFIED b)lbrld seed <!Orn for
all tl'DU 01 .011 and sellSOIl. 25'
v.neUe. for your aperltlc ricllo,o 180.
certl1fed Hawke},e and Ltn<!01h SOyb ........
seed. Write . for parUcuiars. Farmer
priced. .
O. C. Po ... 11 .It s. . A 0.... .,
C.IU .. te. Dhi.' ... ,. Pl .... at Beduee4
Prl"... on 2 and 3 y.ar Old Plant..
I .... p. W. T.lDuIUa. 111111. .....
Dep' It. R lleat... N.", 6.,..,..
WAN1'ED TO
INDlAN roU arrow h'ead Mae axu.
pounders ele.. odd looldn,. ......e. wttllt
hoi drlbed In th.m. aaw.l. E.,,,. ...
W ID,'" O. B.. Q.I
Buy U,S. Savings Bonds!
.. J ., f _\ ... '; .. I , .
St.Joseph ASPIRIN
WORLDS SdLEP A T 10
But It wasn'l until alter the war ' , .
had ended that he found tbe. an. Use Chewing-Gum 'laxaBve-'
swer to the riddle. One day while REMOVES WASTE ... NOT GOOD FOOD
going through hi. relics of .Ion,
ago battlea be came upon a 1el\er.
It was one that Alice StrUthers bad
written to ber. friend. In tlIe sOuth.
end which be bad kept for a 10\1
venlr. . .
The pap.r WBI "eUow. the IJ\k
faded. The po.ta,e .tamp bad
dried and was banlln, bl a mera
thread. .... be looked at It. U. Bo7D-
ton'a eyea .... W wide. Fer baDeatll
Yod tho .tamp wara som. alo.elJ writ-
"1Hia- tea. penned wer .. obvIolIII7
Ie .. alpbel' amplo,ed b7 AlIce
... Slrutben 'WbIcb be bad trill 10
............. , ....... __ bud to .....
THE MIAMI _GAZETTE
Eltlblilhod 1850
PAUL A. SCHERER .... . .... . ......... ...... .. Editor and Pub!llller
CECILIA J. SCHERER ... , ... '. ,-" .. . ........ Secretary and Trelllurer
Pullillill prl Bvel' y Thursday MOl'nlng
nL WnYI1f' 8vllle, Wnrren Co)mty. Ohio
Entered :,H '8t' c;nnrl oln sR ma(ter at
l he lit \"' l1ynesvllle, Ohio.
SUbscrlpHon Rn tos- $1.60 Per Year, In oclvance. In Ohio, $2. elsewbere
, .
Sy JANE FITE
. .
Tho local ordH of t he (; rn nge
lIl e t in "egulnr MsRl on at the
Grnnge Ra'! . Monciuy evenIng. The
Ilrqgram consi Rtlng of redtatlons
and musi cal selections, was pre-
sented by tlje younger members of
the organization. Thoee appellrlng
on the program Were Nancy Tay-
I Qr . 'Jlm Floyd Ellis; Gloria
Jacobs! aDd Barba.ra Bogan.
" T he regu.l.nr meeting at the Com-
Helpers Club was beld lit
tbo Grange Hall, Tuesdar evening.
Following the ,potluck dinner, each
member was tol(1 . who her secret
sister bad been during the year.
Mr. lind Mrs'.' John Welsh aro
stradlly Imn,70vlng ut t heir
foll owing Me rlous j II j urlro s su.stnlned
fr.1 an Ilu tomoblle nccldent las !
lUonlh. Mr. Wel sh plans to reo
tum to his ,,' ork. III Day ton: \VII hln
II, tew UUYll.
Mr. a.nd Mra. Todd Dunce had
as t heir Monday, Mi ss Ida
Mae Bunce. ' M TS. 'Lillie CasseD'
brock, and Mrs. Estber Vetter. all
of Cincinnati.
Thomas Wel ch who hEls ' been
seriously 111 nt hill home. haa reo
covcrtld..
Mr: and Mr a Charles Doster had
as their guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Bunnell nnel their
da.ugh"ters of 'V.aynesvllle.
Mrs. !Laura Shld:Lker had. as hoI'
guest, Sunday, her daugbter, Mrs.
Pauline Villars of Xenia.
Mrs. Osee Harlan had Mr.
Mrs. Kline. Mrs. Ruby StumP. nnd
Mrs. Emma Kline, us her dillner
guests, Sunday.
,
\'IL 1: , 01110
1 '
Wbea WLW'. "III4w'" Bayrl(le" '11trGlfUD _ to towD I
euh Saturday at 8:11 P .... 28T, driver. En"" J:.ee dOesn't .,.re &be
...... to briDe the best fa music, fun aud Fint row "Hayride"
ealea1alnen are. leli to daht, 1t1Jrnl.De DeZurIk, Erole Lee, Oanl1ll I'
'DeZarlk, KeDn,. Jud, Perkins wilib &be PraIrie Hamblen,
BDl Thall. Budd,. Boa. antJ Plt'Uant VallerBor- III the IeIIOIlII row. l
e.. _. .... _ e' . , _ _ _ ____ ...J
The Crusaders Class ot the
Church met at the
cburch Wednesday evening. ,for
t\lelr monthly meeting and potluck
cllnner. Hosts tor tbe evening
were Mr. and Mr,s. Mast-
ers and Miss .Tane Fite.
Mr, a.nd Mrs. W. C. Brown 'had
as their dUl1ng 'the
week end Mrs: Brown's
Mrs. Marie Babb and her daugh
ter MIss Georgeanna, Babb of
Columbus.
Several persons from thJs com Th W Y
munlty attende" meeting' of e a
V
.()lil 1
the Advisory Council, the hO,lDe ,J."
Mrs. Jdn Collins iett Saturday
for a two weeks visit 'at ,the bome
o.t ber 1lfIm-1nlla'W! daughter,
Mr. and Ml'II. Sterling lngals snd
'family .of 'Greenflelcl
Mr: and Mr-s. Rersbel HUde-
brecbt and tbeJr sons had as their
guests Friday evening, Mr. Hllde-
,brecbt's brotberln-Iaw and sister,
Mr. and, Mrs. Forrest Meek" of
Dayton. Tbe Hlldebrecht's young-
" est son, ' Billy, accompanied bis
aunt and uncle home for the week
end, ,
'1110 senior clll\9s play, "Amaz-
Ing Gracle" was preSented at the
scbool audlt,QrlWn., evening.
The was ' l)V
Gladys Hook, a member of
the hIgh scbo'ol faculty. . Special
music for the program wu pre-
sented by' tlie ' double ,Quartet and
thf;l "Melody "MakMs" I!-ppearlng
' under the of theIr in-
, . .
structor, ,ra. E4na BOg8.D;
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
.

WEEKEND
WEINERS
47
W,..,Lb. C
HAMS 39c
GOLDEN RIPE 29 .
IJANMi4S 2 Lb.. . C
Other CANNED GOODS
. Specials
Abo Diabetic c.aned Fraib
BO T
FOOD STORE :w
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ANT It. . .
a Food Sale at the Grange Ha1l.

s;aturday morongo
A Republican meeting was bllid
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Frost Wednel!day evening. .T e
speakers at tbe meeting were:
Cedric Stanley, ' for the
Oblo ' General Assembly, Wilbur
Lake, nominee tor 'County
missioner, and A. M. Parker, the
unopposed nominee lOT County
Auditor.
Mr. and Mrs. John S1'f.er4, Day'
ton, . were the guests Sunday of
Mrg Syfefd's parents, Mr. '
Mrs., H. S. Tucker.
Fred Dakin, ' who was taken to
the Grandview Sunday,
baa been to hlllo-ho"me
bere.
llrs. Joan -lones, wbo
has been III Is recOVering.
VIvian Hook, young daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hook, 'IB re-
I
covertng from an attack ot pneu
monlw. I
. sayl, '''Sof-K\lrd Milk is ex-
clusive with Borden's in .. Dayton.
only milk thot stays fluid
du,ring digestion . . or-
Ciina,ry .homogenjzod soft curd
milk which C -0 a g u I a te s or
"du.mps' in the Be-
SefKurd mil k relJ)pi,!'l
fluid, it d'gests easier ,and
mits, the to r.etain. more
calcium and phosphorus than
any other milk."
"Bomen'. Sof-Kurd' Milk tastes
bett.r, too," Elsie addi. "There
il' Crr.1'" in ewry dropl"
Tak. a tip from
Switch ,to anpurf!os. .
BotcllPn'. SofKUrd Milk
fodOl' Ask gro-
cer, Borden driver, or
cal Hemlock 1275.
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THE MIAMI
Mr.. Blanche Carr ' spent the Whole Wheat
,w.eek 'enll as the bouse guest or ' Breadl! ->trer a chanc. tor varl.
ber son-Inlaw and daughter/ MI'. Iy in meall. 'l'he modem bome-
and Mrs_ Everett Gordan and 'CIlD,l. maker who. Ie keepln, Up wltb til.
newer' Imow1eqe of nutrlUon II
lIy of Kingman. , mak1n, lure tb'at aU bread and
'I'ho8e from Itere who attended roUs Ihle llnoes are enrlcbed or
the district conference of the W. whole wbeal In .maldnl blaeuita.
S. C. S; at Lovela.nd, FrIda)' were, loat bnad" paneakea, ...
Mrs. M&rga.ret Tucker, Mrs. Flor-. COOkie., elnlferbread, and eake ..
enco Frolt Mrs. ' BesRle Ellis, Mrs. ahe usel! wbole wheat or el!,l'lcfl!!'
, . , - flmlr. Oatmeal I, an excel.
Olive . Mrs, Mary Levlcy, lent food that add. to the varlet,
Mrs. Nellie Sberwood, M,rs. Claudia and fooell value of cook1el. . .
Brandenburg, an.d a u' r a .
\
. car ' mil" have It,'p,,,-,
' I I ..
To the ,",ide who adds the of' to
. da)'J a.-e 'crowded with a bU,siness tir
gi(ts to sl)q'rten tbe' UmJ\ ' and .. the ,effQrt' de ,
mand.ed by hO\lsehoh' tasks ate welcome.
, . .
Your electticallift 00 a6y o'r 'on
Iber buffet 00 a Sund!ly evening, will rec'all your lood wishes
.fa', yean tocome. mixer Ot for ,the kiuhen,.
or or sandwich ariD, ,t coffee or lea
kettle will deliJbt any. homemaker on gift
. When you SO &ift see the
docks,- lamps, nelios and telmsion
display of e1earic:aI pta at
THE '"WEI
electric door ch ...... .
Your deal.lr .... .
every
Oiuibr
CH.URCH
R. B. Colemnn. Minister
Cburcb Scbool, 9:30 A.M .
Barold lllarnb'art, Supt.
L.YTLE ME11HODIST' CHURCH
B. @. Baughn, PII1!tor
Mr. Unlfl eu' Service, 9: 46 n. . m.
WOfSblp Service. 10:30 A.M .
. ,Youtb Felow8bt.1p, Sunday, 6:80
PIM.
ST. MARY'8 EPISCOPAL ' ,
Tbe Re I'. Samnel N. Keys, Recto:'
. 1I1I<lIIY : Hol y, Communi on. II n. II I.
PI'lllInry (l hurch Rchool lU ::1O a.m,
FERRY OHURCH OF CHRIST
Byron Carver, MInister
(AgI's 0 through 8)
Dible Sobool, 9:30 A.M.
Morning Worllblp, 10 :30 A.M.
Prayer Meetlllg, 7:00' P.M.
\VnlRbl!!. 10 : 30 n. m.
. Young People's Meeting, ?:OO
, F.,:,enlng Services, 7:30 P.M.
UTICA E'. U.B. CHURCH
WIIIlIlIU :-3 hnllooo. Minister
Hunclny Scbool, .\ ,M., Mra.
JIl.DIes Garrison, SUlit.
WAYNESVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST . . '
Preaclling . . 1st. IIollci 3rd. Bur.-
!luya of eacL .Dlontb, 10:30 A.M.
B. Coffey, Minister Services, ?:80 P.M.
Bible School, 9: 30 A.M. .
Morning Woreblp, A.M.
Young Peoples' Meeting, ' 8:45
P.!\f. ...
ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Father R. H. PaBtor
'M!lsses. 8 and 10 A,M.
Even.ng ServIce, 7:110 P.M.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
WedD,._,., 8 P ....
CAESf. R'8
P.rtln(ton, M)',\lt.r
Worsblp A,',
MT. HOLLY, ME:THOD,8T
T, I'd, Scaff; I'dinlllter
Sllnda,. Scb'ool;' 9:30 A.M.,
\ 11 A.I4. . .'
n'
A. Earnbart, Supt. . WAYNESVIL.LE
First Day School. 9:30 A.M.
,
Worl'hlp Service. 10:30 A.M,
Senlce, 7:80 P.M. . Meellng for' 10:30 A.M.
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ADMINISTRAf;ORS AUCllON
The unc1eniped Administrator th,e
of the etlate of Charlotte wiU
leU aD of the chattel proper-.y to .the .dec"dent
by way of public auction, at the late residence, located ora
Third.Stftet between North $Jreet an4 Ca.,,11JIlq ia
the Villap' Of Wayneav-ille, W4l'l'cn C2PI.nty, OJUo.
13, 1950 - Commencing at 1 o'el'oelc .
I
Pc., ov tuffed livu.. roqm laile; 8tJII Mp,i,uhI
Includin, be." elrelMr., wapbat ...... ,
hall beet chair_; OIcl.OrWu; oil ..... clOolll,
MWint Inbina, 9 .x 12 rap; Floor ...... ;.
in .. machine; 2burner oil .... ter the ... ,.ew; Table
1'_ Cart; WICker chai:r;
and 2 eltctric CqPP.et
c"d,coal r ..... : AP iD., .. (.rq9dh
and four. cab.,_; 1
.... toye; e ... ; Drop tabl,e; eo.me g ... den
100", dieh .. , cookiat utelllila apd other:
not mentioned.. .. ', _.
ONE 'WOOD llROTHERS CORN PICKER
. ONE 1938 SP,QRT COUPE BUICK J\q'rOMQaILE
Cub ,on O.y .of Sale C. DONALD DlLATUSH
V !f. .
l:.eINinoa, Obio"
Thonipeon aa.d ,' Antrarn Snapp, deceaoed.
Raral
8ales
-
'SerVice
A.It .. About on'
\ .
.. and Gas
. ,
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Spring VaHey Hardwa.re Ce.
Phone 37371
rrliE OF pun
SCHEDULE
III' to tbelmntcdlate
v Iclll.lty elf W,aynea:VlUe: '
'1'8Peat, OUR 8ERVlo'E mr-
TO EVERY AD.JOINlNG
COUNTy And. our -aen..
Ice Is
LOW1!lR COSTS WI'Mi IT,
'Meel4l11
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THURSDAX, MA" 4, 1950 THE MIAMI GAZeTTE, WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
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Dry Ridge
founu one nest. The great Ques-
tion there Is how many bens have
W6 and how many of
roostel's. REDUCED PRICE
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I JOHN DEERE l
A Earm Diary
By D. J. Frazier
MAY 1, 1950.- May Day. Did
nny ono hang a ' Ma.)' basket on
your door? No one did on mine
but as far ss I know that never
was 11 custom In thi s pn rl of the
,vorld. We usc to read in Miss
Alcatt' s books of the boys and
girls going out ttl gather wild
flowers and makJng May, baskets to
hlmg on the doors ot their fl'leoda.
It sounded Hke a pretty custom
we never dl!\ It. Cool and gray,
as it Is, the woods are full of wild
flowers but they say that evory
thing 1& I\.bodt two weeks late. The
peacb trees are out and tbe pears
IUld pl\1ml!, the a.pple blossoms are
, sun little tight pink bllds. After
the bumper crop last year we can
not .expect to bave 90, many apples
this yeat\ The yellow trnnspnrent
In tbe chicken yard bas lbu(\a on
it but ,then they come every year.
Wo should spray It and see If we
can't get, more good II.Pllles this
Ume. It Is nice to have them tor
they come so and make
lovely a.pp1esauce and pies, If
there ,are any left after tho boy
that feeds the pigs In tbe pen Just
beyond the tree gets through.
Every dai It 1s a race between
John and the crows as to whJch
wl\l get tbe . turkeY' . eggs. There
are four turkey hens laying but
the crows' where i he nests
' axe just as W!!11 8S we do. Our
young taxidermist Bet some traps
one da.y ani! 'one but he
dldn',t succeed In catching' nnr
more . at nest. Perhaps biS
persistent hunting hOB had some
effect,however .. as 101m bas been
getting the. eggs fairly rgula.rly
recently. Our guineas ha.ve started
laying also ' but we have :
Last week. Apl'lf 2329 WIlH Mell'
tal Health Week. I have been
Bsked to join the Ohio Hy"
glene ASBocatlon mnny times but
thIs time when I read thelr Uter'.
ature a.nd found that one of the
spec.lal ther are
to solve 'ls how ' to help with the
retarded children In our sch001&
and al so .lllose who becawie or
bl'oke,n homes or other . relUlOn8
not [It Into the noraml' Paltern, as
I have beeq talking so much about
this and ,hoplD'g Bome
one would do something about It,
I ,!cnt them my two doUars right
a way this time.
I t seems toat we had geart e%
Cl lement In the nelghbohood the
. \
other night but none of U8 Jmew
. ,.
WASHERS
.Horton - Wa. $124.95 411!S4 50
AT ..... , ....... ......... .. .. .... 'If' 't
... $89,.50
.. ... '$79,.50
.. ...... $79,.50
.. .. ... ,. $99,.50.
IRONERS'
.. .. ..... , $37:.50
, .. $ 5 9" 50
Hortoa Model 147 - Wu $169.95 $'119 50
NOW PRICED "T ......... . ...... ....... ..... , It
CoIilon Model R-200-Wa. $179.95" $1' 3'9' 50
NOW PRICED AT ....... ...... : ..... :....... . .e,
Cowon Mocle1R-100-Was' $149.95 $'1'19 50
NOW PRICED AT ............. ; . : .. , ........ ' It '
Coolon R-'101-Was $109.95 50
NOW PRICED AT ............. , .. : .... .. .. :.. ..p It
Fairley
2441 WAYNESVILLE" OHIO
snythlng ubout It untU we heard
it over the rllAllo. The corner of
HIghways 73 and 48 was the scene
of ,auother ' bad wreck about tour
o'clock In the mornlog when a
circus t ruck 'wllS bit and a leopard
escaped Mil was shot by Dr. Ii.
Williams. If he bad 'not been such
a good sllot our fo% hunters mIght
ll!!-ve had a chanCe at some reaUy
big game. The dogs treed a big
possum out back of O,Ul' chicken
Ib,ouse the other night. J don't
know wJlether he was getting
ready to go In and look for eggs
or wbether he Is wa.ltlng until we
get some baby chicks to work
It is ollt of season now but; if he two weeks now. , T.he dandelions Is sUll ' too cold to do much
gets into tbat chicken house he ' . .
tn bJoom, not even cold wen.ther: ,Isn't that ibis k'lnd of weather' Is
wUJ be out of bounds and there '
can stop them. uncommOn at thi s tinlE! of year, ' a
Is no telling ' what might happen
to hIm. Tbe mushroom b,unters went out look back through the diary show8
yesterday but they only found 1\ that It Is often cold the
' ,There Is just barely- enough as- ' , .. t '
few.. The weatlier Is too ,cold 80 ul'B of May but usualily we hav(l
pal'agus up to make a meal tor me. b d
far to eocour&g& them though we a some warm days In betweee
I DJD afraid It will be tough as bad rains enough to make them the cold Apel\ s but we have ' to
has been 80 slow growing but ,row. Tho gardens t hat a I' e ' make up for tha t warIn wcather.
thltt J 8S sure it WIll taste planted ar& slowly but it, (Conthmed on
for I have been WlUltlnC some (orl-------.,----:--.------------------
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IUOOIDI VERSA"'" IASy.rO.OPfIATI'
Stop In and , .. the n .,.,
trodor mod. I . II tilll
laving ".'
$149 ..
.:ffA RlW[el
New cars "eed in higher octane!
cars its get up IUId go.
WIth extra power at no aua price.
bow can yoll .
TRACTORS
Case D. C. Tractor with Cultivators
Case C\ C. TrOlctor
John Ouere B Tractor on Steel, with Cultivators
Farmall F.30 High Compressloned, good rubber
Baker 50 H. p. Tractor, wltj), leR01 Motor, on rubber. Ideal for
belt power. '
, Allie Chalmers 1937 W. C. with Plow, ' Cultivator., mounted saw
Allis Chalm,!rs 1938 W. C. with Plow and Cultivator.
John Deem B 'Tractor - thorouglily overhauled, good rubber
These tractors all serviced In our modern r: l palr shop, and are
ready for your heavy , farm work
USED FARM MACHINERY - Ready For Use
6 fao,t Case Combi ne Vo(lth Motor - excelbnt condition
8 foot with Motor, Cheap, run. good
I Hie Delivery Rak:! '
Harris 14 Inch Plow - used
Allis Chalm:! rs 14 i'nch Plow
one year
Dunham Rotary Hoe
Let! 330 Roughage Mill and 'S'1I0 Filler
il-ic Steel Wheel - Oliver Wagon
:NEW JOHN DEERE EQUIPMENT
6 ft. Combine - power
6 ftl. Combine with motor
No. 62. Field Chopper .
SI'Cle Delivery Hay Rake
Tractor mounted Mower
LIm2 and f.rtllizer Spreader
Manure Spreader - tr'actor drawn on rubber
Automatic Hay Baler - power takeoff.
, I
BOLENS 2 and 4 H. P. GARDEN
WITIlUWNMOWERSAND $11800'uP
SICKLE BAR AITACHMENTS .
EXCELLO POWER LA.WN MOWERS S'85 50
18 INCH . .: . ' - . -
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Even greater than famous Jongmileage
X 70. It cost us a hundred million !lolla"
to m"ke Ohio's gr:eatest peacetime ' psolino.
How can you keep f,rom try,i0l it?


at4 III mer that. aD
'rltuJla ID4 ceremODl-
,ala ina7 be effeeUvtJ,
observod;
. ANTIKNOClGI
Stubbs
FUneral Home
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it.. dOllar in 'yOur pocket p ...... ia
Ie. thin,. ,Ilia to "tab off" add 'fly
away the first chaDce it pb. .. But you caD
cUp ita wine. by depOaili.. it willa ....
account and make every
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PAGE SIX
THE MIAMI GAZE'r'!'E W Thursday. May C. 1950
WOMAN'S WORLD
Put Your Own Ingenuity to Work
Making Bridal Shower
By ErUa Haley
A
BRIDE who had been (,Ilter
talnedat a 1I0vei 'shower' was
allowing off her gifts. with more
than usual pride. She had received
IIx pairs or POt holders In addition
to a pair of padded mittens to use
as bolders; two bib aprons and
three hostess IItyle aprons. a large
crocheted bedspread tacked care
tu.lly onto a bottom spread. ot Amer
lean Beauty colored taffeta: two
luncheon sets; three bridge letl;
aDd a dozen kitcben towels.
You'll agree that It'. Qllite a start
lor ber new borne. but the
feature of the whole shower wal
that aU these gilia were handmade.
'I'hose who made the ,Ifta In
allted they'd had as much pleasure
making them a. the Cirl had wbo
received them. Some of the item.
IlBturally took: a bit longer than
others to make. but each will live'
lOll' .ervlce and wlll be cherished
all the more deep17 Ilnce there
waa thou,httulnea. put In their
maklnl.
Wbetber you're planninl to live
a Ihower or have an invitation to
one. and whether or not the ho.te ..
lpaclfles Utat the ,lfts ara to be
bought or made. you might live
' more than passing thou,ht to
somethln, tbau can be by
you.
It'l a real Joy and accompllab-
ment to turn out 80methin, attrac
aD ,.oW' lewing machIne. your
Mn, bnJ." ..
knitting needle. or crochet hookl.
Your bilplration might be lome
thin, :rou"ve received or seen. Your
lD'enulty can do the reat.
Some 01 the .lmplelt Items.
a. bib apronl or . poi holden
. can be of. a ' lensatlon,
dependin, upon how theyre exe
cuted. Your remnant pile mn ,Ive
just ijIat necesllary piece
lor aometbln, e.peclally
'. attractive. 'rf
Bere are liema
."e I. LIUIe 'I'IJiIe .
Bridge, or breakfalt cloth I with
Ilapkln. to match caD' he put to-
,ether In a minimum amount of
time with the help of the .ewqt,
machine. U.e plain white material
with contra.tIn, ttimmln.. or a
. checked or printed matorlal edged
ID one of the colorl predomJn!ltln,
In the cloth.
Size. tor clotha of thil alze may
be one of thtee: ' ' C"ll42";
cr. M"lII Mw. Napklnl for these are
uually tea .Ize. 11")[ 14-.
Good qUBUty broadcloth, musllD
or percale are lood cholcell' in fab-
ric ain.ee they launder ea!liJ1. For
more elecance YOII , rol,ht conllder
linens or organdlea. Tho latter
type. are eapec1all)-
When decoratesl with appliqueed
delligns auch. 811 flower .
Pot IIften can be &Owed. cro-
cheted or knitted. dependinl upon
H_ ....... bOIlSMOltl M''''qriu
;your part$c;ular IkW, but no t1Pe
will conlWDo much time. If :rOil
know wbat the bride', color sch.eme
II. then carry It 'oul sinca POt bold.
era are most hand)! when theY caD'
be bun, near til .. rallge, "
Many dellml ar4l. avallabl.. and
they range Irom squares to circle.
to flower pot and tea pot Ihap.es.
with appropriate decoratlonll.
Pot holders should be Plldded
enough 10 tbey wlU be of gOodi
practical use. Use heavy yarns
,..,hel:! crocheting or knitting. For
those .whlch are sewed, use several
tbkknessell. of matel'lal Inside the
llfter to provide proper Insulation.
' ,Edgings on any of the three
typel make these Items practical.
Plan to use some of the new. Ius.
cious colors to iet cular ef.
tects.
Bib and bostelll aprons to match
either the clotha or lifters de-
cribed make attractive lets ...
lifts.
LaYlIII or Simple Gift. .
.. ,. be Cltosen Fran, '1'1141..
U ,ou're lookln. for aD Idea for
en tnexpenllve luncbecm aet. wby
IIDt mike one of cbec:ked Ilnlham?
Bed and white checka take ea'llJ
royal blue edlin, tbal II .uU,y
QP1JacL AppUqu.. fa dlffenat
Push-Up Sleeves
Tiny dots of biack decor, 'e
lbill pink washallle rayon crepe
dress for .prlne. Au aUractlve-
Iy, prlccd dress ' from a. Nc.w
York desl,ner. WI! 'allhlon
turel luob, Important details 'Is
cuffed. push.up a black
leather contour belt. the new.
shorter lengtb ana coldrbnmed

SCRIPTURE, uou . t ....... etalb chap.
te .. 1.:1. 1
DEVOTIONAL READING: Paalm 111:
111.
Tragedy to Truth
Lesson for' May T. 19st.
'GOOD-PREACHERS are not all of
one kind. In listenln, to some
of them. you have the imprellslon
that what this man says would be
Just as' true If another man It;
that he la littering a .
unl versal truth that
might as well have
been written on the
IIky; 'be Is a voice.
only a voice. In Uat-
enlng to other good
preachers you have
tbe Impression that
no other man could
bave said this '" .
well al he; what he ' Of For.mo
says il distilled from hie own ex-
perience; he is not only a VOice. he
is a heart. and you bear the mau'a
heart-bea ts all througl) hla word.,
Now Hosea was this kind of prophet.
You might say that hill experience
was the text at all hla sermona.

And so They Were Married
T
HE STORY of Hosea is In cbap-
ters 1-3, (Experts In Old Testa-
ment study have never quite agreed
as to the meaning of the story. How-
ever, the interpretation which is of
fered here Is the one now held by
thl!' majority 01 scholars.) It is the
story of Hosea's marrIage to a
mimed Gomer. If it was a normlll
marriage. he loved her with all his
heart. and his hopes for the future
were as bri ght as any young bride
grpom's could be. In time tl!e'y
a ;Uttle boy named J eueel.
Then came the sec oDd child.
shades of blue at the corners add a clrl named Lo-Rabamah. ' ID
to the expense and the time it Hebrew. Iha' Dame ineana "No- .
tllkes to make the let. but thli Is Mercy ... Whal a Dame for a
up to you. . Ue &1rl! ' lJul I. It posllble. thaI
Thole who want to make more HOsea' Bamed ber lor her molb-
elegant luncheon sets can chOose er-Dol lor ber modaer. name
iood cottonll In Unen'llke' weaves "ul lor her mother'. cbaracier'
or rough textures. or linen Itself. At aD even .. , thIDa- were ....
One effectl'(e edgin, usell lace well In that bome, Indeed. II
which may be crocheted or pur. aOOD ceued 10 be .. borne. Por
chased. Either lew' the edging "beD the third chUd ... bCR'llo
on with 'fine .titchu. 'or crochet o,n Hosea pve the bo:r tho dread-
If you are a'lak\nl 80me Ipeclfica, lal um. 01 Lo-Ammt, No-(lhlJd,.
13' lor the dolU". ol-Mia ..
A dlstlncll7 dlfferent and feml- There was DO use in pretendin.
nine touch tor luncheon .ets I. the IU1)' more. The home bad collapsed;
uae of eyelet ruUlel. Thl. I. uaed
on the two ahort .Ide. o. f the dolUel. happine.. had Oed. Nc. experience
a man can have .. more bitter than
and on one aide Of the' naj:1kln. thll. to Imow that the on, I"'at love
the dolly 'la bemmed, ' it I. a
pp
1l4ed;l
of
hia life bas been liven to the
easily to tile reverse II.de wrODI woman. lit borner vaffiahed,
lunCheon sets have mats leavln, aa .ueb a woman
12''X 18-. Luncheon Ilze napkin, would. 19 care tlu'ee mother
leiS children. r
are mlde the same .ize. Sets may
be made with four. .iz, el,ht or
pIau "tUn, .
Brldel .Ute having their Unen.
monolrammed. and you mllht try
tW. up an,. item If you are adept
at either hand Or machine .ewinl;
Monosraina may be purchased and
then can be aOtched to the material
With any dealrea . color' ,in tiny
atltches.
If you crochet, .quare dollies 10
make a luncheon. t would be ex.
tremely effective and lavilh. The
napklna to 10 .Ith these Ihoold
be plain linen. with aD edlin, ' of
lace th.t loea With the crocbet
work on the doU:r. .
Closea Aeeeuortea Prove
,p..neat8 .
ahower preaenta luch
a.. closet aecealortes are frequent'.
13' well received now .tha,t do,et.
are ,ettin. such lI'eat decorative
attention:
Two or three durable boxe.
wbIch you may. alread:r bave or
can purchlle. rna,. be covered
carefully with a durable ... Upaper.
and thu. live a prellent whIch
every bride can uae. You may 1110
use glBled C;hInts or lome of the
plastic materia" on , the market
lor. coverin.a.
. Then. too. there are ba,. of aU
kind. whlcb may be made at honle
either of pla.Uc materials or
ireated cotton. Ut. chintz. Blank.
ets. plUow.. extra aheets and tow.
ela. ahoe lInlerie ball.
al well a. envelope type bagl tor
,loves. handkerchief, and Iiole are
lome that ' can be maile.
Pattern . for the.. may be
but they're simple. you
can cut them o4t of tissue. Enve.
lope types are preferred; and the
bias tape used tor binding can btl
extended to give the bag a tie.
l! YOIf want more luxurious
,types. consldl!r some ot the quilted
sallns. flne silk crepes. or qUilled
taffetas. Sorae of these may be
purchased with the padding al.
ready attnched to the material. .
Inexpensive but glamorous al'e
hangers which arc covered with
some of the rich malerlals. They
are easily attached by hand, and
you can add a note ot luxury by
sewing aachets into the hangers.
Two or three of these In a set
make a lovely let that take I but
Uitle time and expense.
Good quality purchased Turkl
towels dBlerve 10 be drellsed up
with. monol1'aml to make a reaUy
appreciated ,Ilt. Center the mono-
lI'am about two Illchea. above t.'le
lower hem on bath towell, aUIht-
., Ina .. pe.t tow. or wash
eIotba.

Borne A.,m
H
OW MANY MONTHS ot year.
later it do not know.
But one day, In the alave
Hosea saw a woman for The
price was Jol.v (as. slavea went 1tJ
those day.); ';Yidently lew' buyera
Were A hall. price lIlay'e
would not attract atteniOn from
mOlt men, H9sea looked' twlc.
.. Yel, lit was his Gomlul Where
had been. who had abused her.
ber a llAye. how many time.
had been sold and re,old, nu
one knows. Bu there ahe wal,
Hosea might easU:r have atood
and lau'ghed' bitterly In bedrag
lied face. It servea ber rlgbt. be
mlgbt. thought; The way of the
trans'l!'ellsor ia hard. ' abe made her
bed 'and now abe can lie iii It. Jua-
tice liaa been done. 't am avenged.
And with a parting' cme he might
bave ,one IWI way.
8omeho. beneath aD , h e
ahame and boo
Deatll the billeI'D'" and the
paID, 1&01 tile old lo.,e .... 11_
m. brtp'; p,a,lnc tile amal1
price aalted . be took Gomer
.bomea ..... Love 1uId.lIODqaered
evr . , .
' Lob, before ,Ch,riltl4nlty, Hoa
dill that rarely Chrlatian thlnl. he
did 'DOd to one who had done h.lm
harm. Gomer 'l'aa unlovin,. unlo,,
able; yet he loved her in of alL
. .
Sennonl From the Heart
T
HIS BITl'ER EXPERIENCE Goes
turned into a blesslnti. tor Hoad
and for his nation and for ' lal. In
our study next wt!ek we shall see
more 01. what God taught . HOBG.a
'through these experiences. , '
, .
Bnt tbO , I r II I thlDe BoSea
I.earned Wloa tlJ!t& the experleDce
Will. lessl!Di 'God's leslloD. He
could even 'Iook back on
trac.cdy of ble marrta(8
tbat God wa. lel!.dlnl' blm
all alon&" froJA ..... yU!' Or_;
God knew wbat 110'" of .o .. aa
Gomer was and... :rei
be wlslted HOllea. '10 .
God iateatled thai be lIlaoDld
throarb
Wlthoui the lr8gedY; couia nOl
have arrIved at the truth. Hlil ser
monl thencefortll cam. from the
deptbl of bt. bean. KOlea. lIke:a
the prupbeta. denounc,ed .in; like
all the propbe.... he could .... the
latal eUecla of '.In em Ida naUon:
CCoPl/rllht &h. lalamalklAaJ counoll
of Rellitioua E4uoaUoa CD tlebalf Of 40
ProlHte'nt d,aomlAaUoaa. Bel..... _
WInl r hIra.1
zs:gn for Five Needles
Cleaning Pcrcolatur Tube
To clea n Ihe ve rtical tube ot a
percolat or. run a pipe cleaner
t hrough it. Or , nil the percolator
wi t h wa ter; add four tablespoon.
ful s of sail, put fh e tube in a nd let
it pe rk for 10 or 15 minutes . If this
dull s the lus te r of the perc olator,
res tore it by boiling vinegar .in it.
or water with pieces of raw
I{
Nl'M:ING Here's
a belautiful design for your skill
and five needles! Use fine or
heavy cotton for this rose design!
, A dolly that will be a pieasure
today, heirloom tomorrow! Pat
Tray-Painting Can Be
FUIlI, p'roductive Hobby
PaiIltlJJ, Desl,Ds for
E
VEN IF you have tried
your hand' at painting trays
you will find that the directions on
this pattern will enab.Ie you to dec-
orate t aY8 equal to those you see
in the expehslve shops .
.. '.
How to ehoole the rl'M . material
lora .nd IInllbe.. and bow to t.analer
the d .. I.... are aU on pall.rn :1211. Prl
111:<- .
frORSS.OP PATTERN . aERV,lCII:
D...... 18 .
"Irk. ,
tern 7249 ; knitting directions .
. .
Our I mpr(lVfd p. willi
enSNlO-8Cc- c hn rts n.nd " hott. . und, com.
rd
and p IUero to .
CI.el. N.... I ra D.p&,
p . o. an DHO. (llll III. e.
P. o. ...
. Enclo80 ID ceDle '0. p.ttern.
No
III Heap up breaJd'ut bowlfula'
of aweet KeUogg. Com F1ake8.
They'refresher! Cl'iRnArl So
hea:o/./-tbe "powe;;rOri:om
aDd Its whole-llernel val\11l11
in iron, Vitamin B .. niacinl
A bqrgoi,. in sOod-
KeUo",e CoI'D Flakes.
MOTHER
lemon. .
Keep Posted on Values
By Readina the
Hu.ndleds Tell 801 Wills Of
Hadac.ol's ' Nllmerous Blessings
Bund.reela of folks, who are bene-t----.,....---------------____ ".-_ _
fitlJll every dll.Y from taklnw Bob Will. Hears Abou.t HADACOL'$ ' Bletling.
BADACOL meet at the TFlanon
Building In Oklahoma City "here
Bob WiilIl, famolls band leader, and
hi. Teltas Playboys broadealt each.
nootl for HAP4\COL. ' _
"It Uke alt m:r 1an, are let-.
. ting wllndezfp,l !>eltetita
ACOL," laid WIDi. 11 a real
pJeaS\lll8 to
1
broadeast for 'HADACOL
beeauui the folkl taking HADACOL
are 10 enthusiastic that 1 feel like I
am perfonninc .. ,nal lerviee for
manlilnd."
Han8,reda h,ave told Willa of the
blesaed benefits 01 HADACOL and
the .loillowlng statement b:r
BettI. ;Lou Lobb, 720 Colj.ege St.,
Bethanl', weU-kno.n alnpr, la a
IOOd eltampl.. I.
. "I .lUl ' tired, rin down ' and lOit
my appetito. I iuUe .. with pstric
dilturb,mceloi I .had tried almolt
eVUyth'lna but It didn't em to help
me. I tWt ,b'egd about the 'Wonder
fill ruulta HADACOL bad been
brin&,ing to ao many of my friend ..
Soon d 'ter-taklnl 1 "aa
feelml much better. had no patrie
and had a
ap,.titll. 1 am ' no lon,er nervou.. I
aID aUl11 tliat HAnACOL lad belJlljl
I recommend it
. Ie mJ fflend ....
Mila Lobb aaftered with .. de- -Soh Will .. fl!moaa , "atera aaale band Iluer, 10.,. te talk .llIa hla
flcIency of B Vitamin. and Impor- fana at TrlJnon Dalldlnl' aadltoriu" ill Oklaho.a Cit:r aboat the
taut Mlnenla blf1J8lnp of RADACOL la til, plctare .lIoY. MI. Betty Loa Lobb.
I contaiilil. ' CoII"e 8t., Bethan1, Oftla ... tery pnlmlalal' :roang alneer, teU. Bob how
- A lack of ON)' a amall amount of RADACOL hu her; Huncirecla af folb who are ohtainlng, 'rich
b B Viial and bl_lnra the' precloua B Vitamill. and Mlnerall ' ln HADACOL "Ialt
trill caulIII clJ.eative:,dlaturbances : .. Willa each ' .eek for hll netw,r. - Is originated ' frola
}':our f'ood will not' a,ree with KBYE, Oklahoma 'City. Oklahoma', '!'retern music Itation, .nd sellt
you . '. ' . ' You ' will 'have an upllit onr a leased wire to lltatlon .. KRI\IG, Tulsa; KwnN. Fort Smith;
atomaeh You will ' luffer from IIUaml. Oklahoma; {{LYN-, Amarillo, and KWFT, Wiehlta Falla.
heartbuirnr, ias pains, and lour food I .
will ltomach, and ,ou ',It Is easy to understand. therefore. large family or hospital lIize. WI!
win npt,. b" 'a}lfe to why countless of thousands have ' al urge you to sav.e money--only $3.50.
YOII ' like for tear 01 being In hllsery ready benefited by this amaz We are' so f.irm In our' balief that
afte.rwalrds" Many people also Butfer lng HADACOL. ' . HADACOL will help you thnt , we
from ccnstlpation, And whM these S&, it matters not wh'ci l!0u are... sell HADACOL on a money-back
lIJIIlptOI1!'lB may be the of it matter8 not where you live .. guarantee. If you don't feei perfectly
other' causes. are lIurely and or tC you have tried all the medicines satisfied after using HADACOL 81
certainhr thl;! ay'mptqms and signs. of the sun. give this wondcrCtfl d(rccted. just return the empty ear-
th. laclt of the! B . Vitam4l1 ana preparation a trial. Don't go on sut- ton and your money w.i11 be ".heel'-
Mineralll which BADACOL containll, ferlng. DOII't continue to lead a fuliy refunded. Nothing could be
And It .uffer from al\c;h a dil. mlierable life. Many p'ersona wbo fa irer.
la no known cure except have .utfered and waited for 10 to If your druggist doea not have
of the Vitamlna 20 ),earl or even longer. are able HADACOL, order direct from Th
t which Jour IYltem to ll:v
e
hllPP1, ,comfortable Iivea LeBlane Corporation. Lafayette.
apia because BADACOL .upplled LouIsiana. Send no mori.y. JUlt 10Uf
. uu" .... vvu eontalna not onlJ 0111, the Vitamins and Mlnerall .hleh
till B Vitamins. BADACOI, tllelr lIJIt.ma lIeedid. Be falr to name and adllrela on a pmn)' POR
IIOt onl, on .. but. of the )'I)unelf. Olve BADACOL a 'rllf. card. Pay podman. State "hethu
n.euU:, Minerai .. It comes to )'011 Demand the renuln. BADACOL. lOU want the 1S.150 hospital
... 111 .lIlmll,ted In Aeeept IItI aabatltutoa., sin or 11.26 trial aiu. Remember.
ao that It eu 10 TrIal ..... 0111, a.2&. But If )'1)11 mone, elIllrfull, ntundttl ant ...
.... 10 .. to -obtaI" tW lOti .,. 100" ... tlifll ..... ..
Thursday. May 4, 1950
"DON'T MIND tJ1.! I DON'T'
8ABV TALK
, .


t-IEV GAFFER,
AR6t<i'T '(OU GoNNA
WEAR A CHEST
PRrlTECTrJIl ?
This Charming Frock
Is Young; Flattering
Like a Cbarm
A
CHARMING frock with a
air, that goes to-
gethiil like a charm. The keyhole
neckline is so young and flatter
lng, brief sleeves are cool and
comfortable.

Pattern No. 1581 Ia a w-rlt. rrfo-
rated pollern 'or .Izel I!.. 14. 10. 1 aDd
20. SIze U. 4\10 yarda of _Inoh.

The .,rlnl and .ummer rASRION II..
a ho.t of Idea. for a .mart .ummer .... rd-
robe; .... d-I. fabrIc new.; fr pattern
prlnted.1nIlde the booll. Bend 16 nDta 10-
IEWllfQ ClaCU: PAft&&1f DIIDft
.. I " u. II., *J " ...
Enel.,.. II ecDta In coJu for .....
patta .. 4aaJrad.
PattiI'D ............................ .
H .... .............. : : : ...... ..
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That's TelliDr HIm
A diminutive lawyer, appearing
as a witness in one of the courts,
was asked by a gigantic counsellor
what profession he was of, and
having replied that he was an at-
torney:
"You a lawyer." said the giant .
counsellor, "why I could put YQU
In my pocket."
"Very likely you could," re-
joined the "but if you' did,
YOll would have more law in your
pocket than you ever had in your
head."

Ob,Ob! .
Barber: "Was your tie red when
you came In?"
Customer: "Of course not."
Barber: "Gosh."
SEVEN
Feels Years Younger
"81eeplcaDi,htedue
to calI'ain in ooll'ee
had me feoling like
an old woman-tW 1
switched to I'OBTIIK.
Now. with 8 hoW'll
.Jeep every night, 1
feel .- and look -
yea,.. younKcrl:'
SCIENnPlC FACTS. Botb cQO'ee aud
tea contain cnffcln. So, .. hHe many
people can drink them without harm-
othera. ca(Tei,,,u'CCpliblcs, suffor nen'-'
ouanetl8. Indigestion, sleeplC88 night&.
POSTUII cont.aina no caffeio--nolhi,..
thaI can po .. ibly you awaJcel
MAil. THIS TIST. Buy INSTAN'I
P09TIJJI todny-tUink it escluaively
30 days-judge by rt!IIu/IB/ . [Nfn'ANT
POSTUII- A VJgoroua Drink msde from
Healthful Wheat and Bran. A Product
of General Foods.
fit-IL-
QUICK. and
TAS.,YMEAL
.Van Camp'.
Pork and .... n.
.. Tomato Sauce
.. MCnt ""orr tAlalato
...\lee ..... eet leader polk ;
wi th JlafJOr ,"rough .n.
Only Van Camp'l
originator or _eel pork
aud heIDI p. yoa 10
much cood eatiD, at IUch
little ooat ofmouey
A SOmiia IRESSII& iiiiiI
I;4L-l;I .tI.l.
. ,'4 4'_ . CUll
8001e'. Assures 'Sturd, 'OULIS
Get row dalc1t and poah,orden Inco Boote'. rIDe ....,.. BooIe'. 2' ,..,. or batcItoo
IDa ape:rleace I ... we cop q...tiry birda M[aneaota U. S. PIIlIo .....
CoaaoUed. Stu...t ppjJ_ J 19 .... ka. old ...lIb Z... eek U.,.bIUI1 _raDIN. Stan"
PJ!alll l 10 8 wu. old 54' aad up. Fut uuck dellyery OD Olden 10 Dakoflll. MiD ....
WiI.,I,,-IlL. Ne"'. Wrire lOr compl ... UadDp end prica. SpecW OD '00 low.
HATCHERIES, Inc. WoriliagtOa, Mianesota
rARE 'YOU A HEAVY ,
SMOKER.?
_ ........... --... ,....,
Seo'. Ideotific proce.. cuts oiCXJio
tiae conceat to half that of ordiaary
dprenes. Yet .killful blcodioS
miIr.a eul)' pWf a pleasure.
I'LIDoIIN(J.IlALL TOUopo 00 1'
... -....... ... ""
.. ,. oocra. AJOIIf SAIIO a.MmII
IMPORTANT HOTEL IllaUICEMENT
ftAlNoe
COU ..
Df COOL. IIOENIC GUNDE1J& 'I'BB
m.oVDa. IWDI, GOLF. BIDE BOBIlEB&CK. DANCE. BID
Cqm Uve and enjO)" the refreahlna luxury of th1a WOJU..D.FAro
KOUS RESQRT. II mUes from Chattanoola. Sw1mmInI Pool.
101f. archel'7. beauty and lown Mop. America'. most beauti-
ful patio opeJl evenlDp with dueiq beDellth mrUt ald to
the famous Lookout MOIDltaiD Orc:hntra Rates $1.00 and up
dall7. Iftclucllnl meals. awImmln, and patio danciq privileps.
(Speclal famIJr and .alODal ratet.) Write to Lookout MountaiD
Hotel. LookcM 1I0IDl.taJa, Tean. Phone 3-1'HI ChattaJioo ...
OPD' MAY TO OC'l'OBER.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOTEL:-::.::=:-ra::
rACE 1:1 .IIT
THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAY
I 1 1 1 1 I 1 : 1 Illiiillll IIFI;!"III'
TWIN THEATRE
Waynesville,Oh'lo
Clo d on Tuesday arld Wednesday
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
. MONDAY rnRU FRIDAY - 7 P.M.
6
HAl HA!
ABBOTT IUld COSTELLO
-In -
WHO DONE IT?
Plus: Joe McDon.k.s Sborl
'7
Wa lt Dls nl'Y's
ICHABOD 'and MR. TOAD
(Color)
With
DING CROSBY'S SlnglnK
FOol' tbe Young In Henrt
8
MAY
1950
G .
Television's
HOPALONG .
- In -
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CALL of the PRAIRIE
b1\p. 6: Lost Jungle
MOM Cnrtoon
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PROFITABLE
BUSINESS ,OPPORTUNITY
available for reliable con-
cern or .dividual to be Dis-
tributor for Reliable
. B01Tl.E GAS COMPANY
Alto offerina-
GAS ;APIUANCES
-FOR-
Refinaneina, Buyiq, Improving ..
ON REQUEST
Lebanon
. LEbANON, OHIO
Phone 448
NO:r NEW - BUT NEWS
And ,004 new. If IUt ELLIS, H. STU'RM, Sec'y.Treaa,
Write Bo. E Waynesvine, O.
___________ .. . ,-.1'. suJt 1000 worD aDd
II' ___ alBlmElHII __ !I:II:8:I.o .habbyl
NEW HOUSE
NeW' Four Room House - Two
Acres or Ground-Near Oregonia
HOUSES FOR SALE
1.0\' ely modern TWO'bedroom
white frame home, hot water heat.
Also large pacbmen windowB. ga-
rage . Shrubs and treeB m back.
Large lot, beautifully 10cllA.ed
Priced at ,8150. .
- Vacant - POBsesslon - Priced Three room well constructed
Send It 10 UI - ".11 n-
.ton ,that trIDi. Imart look,
mak. It look lib D."I
DON' T FORGET TO CALI.
uS for insurance. AU types of
in urance a I a savings. # Call
Frnacis Gene Brown, Phone
'Waynt:sville 'm caU col-
lect , Wilmington '2111 .
---;'ARREN BRADDOCK
Top SoU. Haullnw. Sand, Gravel
Exca-vaUng With Back Boe,
. DJralr-llne and Bulldozer
WaynesvUle, Oblo
Phone: WayDIDavllle 2191
IJANK RUN GRAVEL- LOade'l,
at Davis Furnaa Pit. 50 cents
Ifublc yard. We alno deliver. ARM
l'rAGE: & SON, Phone 2091. U
LUMiiEit= AlJ klnds.ln all len-
gths l!lnd .wldtbs. Kiln . dried ,
Reasonabl e prIces. . All orders.
large or smull will be delivered .
Hog Houses . AC I.AMB, Pbono
\Vo.ynesvl11e 2701 .
FOR SALE-Two regIstered bf' Rgle
PUll8 alit of Hay'H ' Gold II' lIud
Sehen' s Bing, 1 mBle, J fl!lDll l e.
Both sturted. MflX E. Hay, Wflyn
p
8'
ville. Oblo. Corwi n R. ll. 3.
X-4-20-21- g'"
FOR SALE-Two bellgl PIIIIS, 4
rnonti;S old. out or Hay's Freckles
Ilnd Wolfcreek Bang. Not' Stlllted
01' 'MIL ' F.. Hny. WnYIIIIR.-
X- 4-20-27- g-4
!i'flR RENT-Apartment. 3
light and water JUBt nowly decor
ated on :lrd street. Mrs. Effio P.
Cook.
- -,
UHOME OF .
lE"
. will
Douglas Dick Frank lovejoy james
Steve Brodie Jeff Corey lloyd Bridr.es
l
I
.J
TUESDAY. . MAY 9t 10
- ,.--. ... - ,
Very Reasonable. cement block houso, out build FOB s.ALE--3-year-old grape vin-e!! .
Ings. 2 acres on Hlgbway 741 S.
ROY E SMITH
of Good Loan value
Priced at $4900
. - .:.. Beautiful properlY for lleBt
. Rout 48 No'rth of Route
Phone Centerville 7051
DEAD STOCK WANTED .
HORSES $2.50 COWS . e2.50
Home .
Call:
DONNIS PHELPS
RepreslJIltltlve
RUSSEL HORN
REALTOR
Franklin . .
Phone 954Wl
Route 2
Parry Coo.k Main street. .
X-27Hl
8?ECIAL PERENNIALS now
ready, painted, daillel, carnations,
DRV RIDGE panllel, etc. St. John'. Garden,
(Contlnu.ed from Page Five) Main an4 Blgh streets I
ville. Phone 2651.
we ha4 in Jan1lAl7 and February. ,..._-_ .- -
It loob to me as thoUCh all the FqR BALE- Extra heavy break
gJ'01Uldhogll forecast III whether w;e 'ut Iset. Table bas concealed leaf
shall have the sJ,x weeks extra Will ,John. 'Phone 2706.
wlDter right then or whether we
are' going to' unUl after the .
mURSDAY
, HOGS .25
Alia Sheep. Colta, etc.
FOR stove. side oveu. sill: weeb warm weather-lIDd then FOR SALE-Two cherry drop leaf
Pbone 2975. Ralph ' Allford. have it. ,8B It waa t.h1J year. But- tables, baby scales and car bed
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FREE KIDDIES PLAYGROUND
Removed Dally 'why complain about the and Ileal 2632.
CAL.L COLLECT
Wiyminaton 2362 Lebanon 439
JANES RENDERING
....... iNp It w1U not be long before we will X-4-27--6-4-11.
Tr7 41a.olvln, the aoap In bollin, b ---------...;..--
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water before addlil. It to lb. waah- e .complafnlng .the other way" FOR SALE-2 year old spotted
In, machlnl!; thl! ' lIqul.d lOap does hot wealber catch us any Poland Chin .. boar, to reg.
WASHING DONE In my home.
Phone 2625, Waynesville. VOhualeer Firemell
It sa estimated that Ille:e ar.
'1!iO.OOO Amerlcall voJW\leer
. X-5411 -1R

.. time, 10 we better sl;op talktng ister. Phone 2982. 'Oeo. Henderson.

aud cat to work. i " 1t
, .
. 0 : _ .. ,_'._.'.1 ___
- Iremen. Compared with iJerhap.
FOR SALE - Wall'lJl[JTlW!Ia:nple8. lOO,CJGO. runtlme profea.lonall. the
prlcell reduiled on neat ly all lInt volWlteerl lar,ely lellve the rural
terns 250/"" , D.E.Stnn-dlfortl. dlatric:tl, .msller townl and corn.
Immediate Delivery
Hatch and Thursday
STARTED CBIKS
2, 3 and\4 Week Old White Rocks
and New Hampshires
"PULLETS" - 8 Weelu Old New Hamplhire. and
White Rock. - Minimum Order 50 -::- 7&e .. Delivered
GET ' YOURS WHII,E THEY LAST.
Also Ubiko Chiok Starter
Bodson Batehery
Wayn . vllle,IOfllo
N,C)l 'ICE!
NEW LAUNDRJ and
0, '.
DRY LEANlNG .lCOMPANY.
Est. i 908
. .
. , . mWlitlel, 'lbey re.pond in manl
K-427-I)411- 3t - tr II
.. ,e opo tan luburbl, however, iQ.
dudln, lome of New Ycrk' i.

WJtNTED
REAL
. WAITING
Especially For Farms
PICK .UP Uld Delivery Live WIre and ProgrelOel.lI. An
R E S
"Ih organization second to nOlle.
FOR QUICK SALE CALL'
_ '- dul I."t'L d fr oy PH . Strictly sellers on the beet all'
.8 om around ,market . In the country.
.' -Sroker SERVICE THAT SATISFIES ,
T e
'd F...:I- . t For DIII,Iy Market Aepollt.:
U, 8 ay- 0 .. Rt. 48. 5 mi. South of ,WHIG Duyton. 12: 50 F..S.T Dial
'JI WLW Clnolnnatl. 1240', Dial .
PHONE Cen_ville 7056 BROCK COMPANY
W ______ ... ___ ....
NICLLYTE BATTERIES
2& MONni GUARANTEE - Add Water Once A
LUBRICATION
COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE
24 HOUR WRECKING SERVICE
Itlers
t
Gara .
MAIN & MIAMI aT PHONE WAYNIL 2141
ROOfING ,.
Of AU TYP.es .
Inaul&te4 BtJab... .. ..
toe S14lq. .... lIletal work
of aD kIada. Local , lief ...
Gee. .AD work I1W'UItHcL
HOwARD' W" HAAS ,
Route. . WQMhIII.. O.
Phone W.,.. ... III. _
Dead Stock
BOI'lIIIo tuG .. Cowl, tuo
BGp - 110 cwt.

u4 CondItin.
, CaD
Xenia 4St
...... aa.ra-
F8rb1izer
Armitage & Son
SAND ..... GRAVEL
BLACK-TOP
TAR .cI ROAD OIL
LAWN .. FJiJ.. DaRT
TELEPHONES
WAVNESVILLB 1011
LEBANON Office 4nK
. RI!a. 118L
MORROW No
READY..aDX CONCRETE .
EXCAVATING ... DUMP TRUCK STRVICE
fiNAL' HI6H SCHOOL cn NeERT ' ON MAY 17th
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About Town
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m)
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ITEMS OF
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW
I
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I
!Mr. and Mrs. Hany aUertb-
w1'Ite were Sunday l:a Uei's Ilt tile
of My. and Mrs. A. O. lillr
baugll neal' Sprlngbolo.
The Senlorll and. Juniors eu'
joyed their annual "prom" on FI'I;
day evanlilg at tb Crescent Oar
dens In Cincinnati .
Mr. and Mrs. DOn Gahl' ls and
dnugbterl:l were Friday nlgllt nntI
Saturday gues ts of tile latt{'I"s '!lar
ents In Union City, Indlann.
Mrs. D. . Ridge' lInd for wee\(
enl L g\lel\l.s Mr. li nd Mrs. Paul
Sowash Mllns[Jl' ld, MI'. nnd
I Mrs. Barl I?ans of' Dllyton, IlIII O,
were SlInday dlnn"I' guest s.
Mrs. Gilbert Frye find Mrll. S. S,.
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
HUGE . PARADE
TO BE HELD
HERE JULY 15
CIVIC CLUB TO HOLD MlO-
SUMMAR FESTIVAL
: . HERE IN JULY
Valuable Awards. To Be Given
in Three.Day Spectacle
on School Grounds
Ellis werc cohostosses 1111 'Friday 'Phe Waynesvi lle Civic Club wUl
afternoon at the home of tho fOl'ln SPOIlBOI' a tbree-dhy mid-ilumDier
er, honoring Mra. John H. Hage' festi val On Thursday, Friday and
mayal', Il recent bride. with a bl'ldal e,atuldIlY. July 13. H. and 15 to
show r . Oames ' and contests were Ile held In on the
t he dh'erslon Qr tho attcrnoon, IIna B bool groul)ds.
man'y \Isefu,} and lovely gifts were Various OOllcessloos Ilnd rides
OI)(lDecl nnd admired bY' the bride, ' will be In operation for tbl! ben-
Dulnty, rerrc!lltmentll . w4th 11.11 a' em of 1111.
pOintments In pink. and white w re On Saturday afternoon. Jllly 16
. Ilerved by t he hostesses to t J ot 2 o'clock, there WIll be a mam:
following gnest s : Mrs. loll n Hall , moth parade. with various banda
Mrs. Fritz Powell, l\frs. Harold parUclpatlne,
Cox awl son. Mrs. Cbarles Hago TICkeb, now on sale at 25 cents,
meyer: Mrs. Estel Hngemey r und or 5 for a dollar. may be bo1lllht
daught r, Mrll. Amos Faucblld. from any. CiViC Club member or
l\irs. Harold Shutts nnd Bon, Mrs. any member of the Rotaf1 Club,
ilenry Satterthwaite nnd children. or at the Miami OliMette orrlce.
Mra. Reba Braddock, Mrs. Cora. IThursday's priZe will be an Elec
Rich, Mrs. J. Ir. Slick Lt. the t.r'.Io sweeper with attachments,
honor guest. Friday a Maytag wasbe.. will be
W Since 1850
WAYNESVilLE, OHIO, MAY 1 t , 1950
, Ohioan Named Ameri,.' s
"Boy Show Dog Fancier".
ON BANQUET
Nt HIGH' SC.HOoL
FRIDAY. MAY 13
In a.n effort to shOW our apprec-
to out tine Basket Ball
for tbelr splendid recol'u and
to many of our stud<' nts who
ARMED FORCES
DAY IS SET FOR
.
. MAY 21 AT FIELD
won bC)nOr8 and' achieve. WlRIGHT - PATTERSON AFB.
:Iltlenlts In othelr fi elds, the P .. T. A. DA'Cl'ON, OH,O - There . are
SpOnsoring II. "Recogllltlon Ban. three things to Teinembel'-Armed
QUet"In whic:1l n,boUt 30 etlldenta Forces Day. 9pnday, May 21, and
'irIl1 be honOr-ed May 13 a.t 6:80 WrlgbtPatterson All' Force Base-
l\(. at the hlgb scbool. We cor. If you wapt to see Uter
InVllte. all Interested persons ally by the dozen.
attend. Du.e to limited seating \pre8ent planning Includes a
W, Will ony accomodate 20D. ground sbow of 16 al.rcrart and an
tlr'll'tI!lrAtll ma.y be purchased from aerial exhlhltlon of another dozen
ExceptionAl 1nter'elt ja ,dOli B(lUlIberry at the high lIohool types.
bas pilld off for Emmett 'J. ,
ir . 01 Cleveland. Ohlo, who _ Drakes Drug Store at ,1.25 jThe static exhibit or aircraft
fUll ' been named America's . that will be parked all, the "a.proo"
Slio,"" DOli Fancier" iD a. Following tIle banquet tbe boys near ' the exh.lblt ban gel's will ' fn-
tion conducted by the GaIn.. rec81Y8 tJJelr letter and award clude at least one each or all
Research Center, New certll.flcate1s will be preBOnted types of Plan'es being used 'by the
. Emmett.,von tile title .. weD - - ----
fl00' 1n ada and _ this Ume. Rot Bevans. weU Air Force. The flgbter group will
seroU for work trainer at POint, wl\J be represented by an F-SO, 82, st,
with ... own for hla ' " be the spealUlr- and followln. his and 86, bomber group by B--46
deevora aDd 1Ueee18 in junior IuiIJj.o talk. there win be a In tbe and B50. There wl\J .be tour types
dUn, c .... aod for he1piDe. .cboo1 I)'1D.D&8lum, TIlere be of cargo a.trcraft. the 0-54, 82,
a small 'charge for the danc,", Any 97,.and 119. One trainer, tbe .T-33.
The c:GID,1Mttltion ... Uml1ecI" *4dltll<inal IIlformation Clan be se- one hellcopter, H-5, a. glider.
)'VUIII8t.n uacItIr II wbo haWi (lUrea from M:I'8. ' 8. II. Ball, who 0-15. two liaison planes, L-6
work :1" tile chairwoman I ami 16. and a target plane, q-14,
.. eonaeetIoa with . . will he Inclnde(1 In the group on
abowa .. hJd trials. Seleeted - , II I
__ ... time were alao 8arbltll JALBERT, SIlIEPHARD c 811 ay.
Ta"lor. Seaeb, c.ur... .... 'I h. , It erla l cJ emon!l.lrnUon will
"Olrl8bowDoel'uad ... :Bow ... ' PASSJES AWAY AT 92 n ;' \' f' pilln B of t he All' National
W. Arnold. Wal1laIford. CoDD;, .. tA.lbert Shephard, 9a. passed away a. (1. thp Flll, lind Na.vy planes
l'ield Do, l'aDcler";.... t.he home of' his brptber, Obarleo to ' be Inoluded are the AMl, tbe
Bonnle Mueller, ManJtQwoc:. W ....
.. "Girl 1'1eld Dot:l'ancier.- In Waynellvllle, Monday at 4 :SO B m. "'fiF5. and tbe PV-2. Air Foree
FIVE CENTS A COPY
WIll. DEBATE ON
ALCOHOL AS BVERAGE
All citizens of Waynesville and
the surrollndlng areas are Invi ted
to the Wayne8vllle , Church of
Christ at 8:00 p. M. Bunday, May
loIth. A mORt Interesting program
If! 111'1'3ng,u which Is vital not only
to &nch Inctlvldllal bllt to the wei
far(l of 0\11' commun lly and nat ion.
The program has been planned by
the Temperllncl' Lengue of Ohio.
The ' R,lIdleneo wllJ henr tbe
and ' ''conlP' ' of pnrtakJng 01 aloo
hollc beversges. Do you .wllnt to
kee l) Waynesville dry ? Do YOll dis-
HI)pro"e of tl1e lise of alcohol as a
beverage? Why? Do YOI! wllnt to
see Wa,ynesvllJe voted "wet"? Do
you approve of alcohol 8S a
beverage? Why?
Members of the Methodist churc!b
a.nd the ' Church of Ohrlst wllJ par.
t1dpate IJi tbe program well n.s
Mr. G. MI. Hunt and Mr. f\ P. Mc'
Naught, representatl vea or lbe
T mperanoe League, w'hl) wll1 de-
bate the Q.ues Llon. A song lind de-
votlonal w!\l prec\!de the
deba.te.
miss the opportunl ty of
hearing thlll pertinent
"' hl eb i8 bei ng .Iven ,r . YOli .
SHOP IN MIDDLETOWN
Mrs. Olen Borden. Mrs. Reba
' Braddook and Mrs. J. B. Rich wcr.,
In Middletown Thursday . . Mr. IUId 'Mrs. ,Jobn J . Dnllk.e and given away, IUld . Saturday's Grand
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam StroUile, with Prlze will be a,lG-plece living room
Miss Marilyn Buske and Mr. Dale or '460.00 In caah.
Dufree of Bowling OTeen nlver ' You do not have to be MEMBERS OF WOIdENS
slty. were ra ent ' l;I'llests at the :to win tbe grand prIZe' on Sat- ci.ua DINE IN OAKWOOI)
He Is s"M' lved by one SOD. Law p'a"es In tire nprinl s how will In Ing spaco on the field, and (OT the
,renee at XenliL .. grllJldchlldrcn and ("lllde a take-off of a C47 a hungry and thirsty. four IlU'ge re-
nv. grea.t gra.n!lchlldren and ClDe C(" 15 glider, tllke-ofr of a. B'60, fresbmeut tenta wUl be 1n opera.. - " .
Dutfee home in Co]umbllS, when urday nigbt. .. 'Elpieen of . the
tbey enteJIta.lned with a dinner .,...tve Womell'S Club enjoYed
brotller, Chari., ' . fH6 and F8S. A formation take- tiOD. Admlsalon Is free to this
will bebeld off of four F-80s and a jet'assl8ted Armed Forces DOY '. celebration.
.ho dB tlteblrtbda,y cleUdlRta din... at l"OlmllOl18
,., t'
! 2 PM ubb ' (.T,A.TO) flight of an . F;-8" )'11m be Cameraa ' IW'e permW4itl dy,rIDK
. : 'oR: a I .c. BOrca."Doit1oa. . '.......... wk. -a "l'8d.
aud .M ... A. u,. Eamhutat 'Wm. Lukens, cOlDlDlUlder- of the see "ADiafo Get Gun."
f'nDeral H'OIIIle. Burial will be In of the sbow. . Jetter. da,. III lb.' ..... s of aIlutter-
Cemet"ry. . The lIatel to sbow area. WUl bqs lor It I. the only. time during.
!"rleuds may .call at the Funeral open at 10 A. M. ,Sunday, Ma.y 21. the year that pbotDgrapba may be
a, Dlstl'lcl Farm Bureau local American Legion post. hall All enjoyed the ,venin, very
meeting ' at th.e Court In named Keller as cbalMnan mucb,
Wilmington during the past wee
Mr . Earnhart . was IL representa
tlve Cram this area.
01 the :Memorial Day committee.
Others named on the committee
a.re Col Arthur Wilde. Tressler
Hardin, Thomas Wblttamore. Wm.
Sawyer.
Miss Margaret IDlIwlll'(}s hn.a reo
turne4 to t he Frlnnds Home arter
recuperating from . au illness. at
the bome ,of relatives In Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs'. R. E. Asbury, with VISITORS FROJW DAYTON
Mr. and MI'8. 'ROmney Deborc, of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elley and
Hamll'ton, attended "Gala Week' 8t daughter, MarJorie, Mr. iInd Mrs.
Purdue. University during the past Kenneth Evans of Daytbn, visited
week. They attended' many fell' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elzey S\Jnday
tlvlttes and saw the production afternoon. .
" Vagabond King."
Mrs. M. 11:. Fulkerson and . daugh
ter. Zana Mls8 Sandra, Dall
and Mr. T. W. Van Pelt attended
t he centennial celebration at the
opened the meeting and roll call
was answered by naming one or
more nowers growing 10 ygur
ga.rden,
Soring Valley Me!bolllBl Ohurch 'Followlng tbe business session,
on. Sunda.Y'. M ra;o--;ftiibnIe . Conner ""ead a paper,
Dr. and Mrll. A. E. StOllt, M r,' prepared by Miss Cora Shephard,
Rnd: Mrs. H. C. Hodson, Mr. a.nd . on "Daffodils" Mrs. Evelyn Adams
Mrs: ' Edgar Smltb, loll'. and Mfa. read Mrs. Helen Harlan's paper
S. M. Ball, Rev. and Mrs. Sl N. '.' New Flowers In 1950" and Mrs.
Koys, Mr. and Mrs. Don BaJrl), lIdll read an artlclCll on how
Langley ClI8sldy and Mr. and Mrs. to prune roses. Mra. Ruth Bpoup
A. R Stubbs t hta Rotary showed how to grow begowaa aJd
Convention ot the Biltmore Hotel, Mrs, Alma Peterson ' rt!Qd a paper
on Sundn.y afternoon and evening. chosen by Mrs,' Barger ,on /'TUIJPBJ
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCulloch Mr,S. R. E. Asbury. guest of the a -
were week-end guests of r elaUves tornoon, gave an interesting paper
in Llnton, lndlana: \ on "Peonies,"
Mr. and Mrs. \"red Hook wore' This intre.tlng program was
recent guests or' Mr. and Mrs Lec greatly enjoyed ILIld during the ao-
jAmes at MorrlAvllle. Mrs. Hook Cla1 hour dellolous
" ' Isited the church and scbool ' were sorved.
wbere she attended In ber, girlhood Mr. John Gons, who has been
days, III for a few weella, entered lIIlaml
Hr- 1LIl4 Mrs. x;ouls Fries were Valley Hospital on Friday, wbere
Bunday evening guests or Mr, and be will remaJn for observation IUId
Mrs. Meredltb and dallgb treatment for several days.
tel' In Xenla. , iThe W. B. C. B. of the Metbod!st
Mr. HartJe,. MOSB, who was cD-n: church will hold' a market 'on sat.
fined &.t (Jbrl.t Hospital for several Unlay, May 13th at the Stubbe
da78, III Do.w convale8clng at his '
from nine L m.
home. ill
The W. S. C. B. of the Methodist un three p. m.
church will meet on Thursday at- }Mrs. o. B. Marlatt feU at ,her
temoon, May 18, at the home , of bome Mar Sprlna VlI11ey durtag
]\(1'8. Howard wltb Mrs. t be put week. sutfertnc numer-
George Hendet'80n, )Irs. Don WOl'k- 0U8 Cll" IUId bra .....
man. II.... Roy Creech. Mrs, Lee MI'II. Bert 8beeJum, who recenU,.
McIntosb. )Irs. Horace Sba.ner and underwent maJor IlUl'lBry at IIlaml
MrI. Alma Pete1'llOD as "Blatant Valley' Hospital, Is DOW eonnl_c-
bost...... )I... Ra.y Colmer ' lUId bg at her home near IUdpY1lle.
'M.d, .M'. D. BaIrd wUI lead the wor- Kr. and lira, WIIUam Stroue
shtP service ba.ve cbarre of entertaiDed on Sat.un1Q eftDlDa
tIllil PMlftolllo 1rith )lr. &114 lI[rs, Xuelb WIl-
The WRD .. vtUe Garden Club lIaDU1 _ lIorro.... Mr. and lin.
beld their II.,. meeUq on Thun- Omar or LelluaOD, Kr, and
day a,fterDOOn with Dr. lDauDa Hot- MI'L Iloaah WorJmwl and IIr. &Dd
IOw.aF .. ...... at the bome or ..lin. owa Broob1dre WIIIIaIq-
l1l'i. 1tIIa Mau. ..... I'\I1'UI to .... their IutIti.
ENTERTAINS noRD
GRADE IN COUNTRY
8arbara Mliulldlne deUpfully
entettataed the members of tbe
third- at tbe beautiful' coun-
try honie or her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. RDbert Furnas. It being
an Ideal day games were played
In the spacioul yard. A table waa
placed on the porcb wbere Bar-
bara opened ber lovely IIfta wltti
much '1angbter and run. '!'be blow.
ing ot balloons waa a treat ' for
tbe ),ounptel'L
Delicious refreshments or three
. kinds of Ice cream and able
birthday cake decorated "Happy
Birthday Barba.ra." was seJ'Yed to
the toJ\o$g: Carol and Sandy
Schenk, Allan Cain. Mlrtel Janes,
Johnny Janel, Bonny MUler. jamel
Jones, Charlotte Klonty, Bobby
OI:8Y, Jane Kenrick. Bobby Wool
JaJd. 11my Brow", Jean LaRue.'
Janet . McMillan. Ohrlsty Daltoll,
Janet Conner. the IAlana. Stanley
Carrier, Billy Jones. Jimmy Tullis.
, "
and there will be plent)' of park. taken freel", . home,

.charter No. 2210 Reserve District No ...
REPORT OF CONDITION OF '
Waynesville Bank 'of Waynesville
IN THE 8TArE OF OHIO, AT THE CLOSE OF BU8INE81l' ON A'PRIL 24, 1950 PUBLI8HED IN RE.
8PONSE TO ICALL MADE BY COMPTRo'LLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER SECTION 5211. U. 8. RE.
VI,SED STATUTES
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, Includ1n8 reeeJ'Ye ballUlce. and cash Items In process
of collection . . .. ........ .................. .... ... .... .. .... ..... ... . .. .... .. .... . .. ,
United !ates GOvernment direct and guara!'teed ... : . .. .... .. ......... ....
ObllgatloDll States and polltlc.a1 subdivisions ..... ... ........ ....... . ............ : .. , ... . .
bonds notes. ad debentures . . . . .. .. . . . .... . ................. ....... . .. ... . ... . .... .. .
Corporate IItoocks (lncludtnr $4500.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) . . .. . ...... . .... .. ... .
Loans aDd diacounts ([ncluding 1Z6S.04 overdrafts) ... .. , . ... . ..... .................. . .. ... .
Bank pren:l1S'98 owned $19,500.00, furniture and flJtturea $4600.00 . ....... . .. ... . ... .... .
(Bank :premlses owned are subject to '-None )lens ' not assumed by batik) ,
RAlaI eatate owned other than bllDlt premises, ... . ... ..... .. ... . . .... .... . . . ... .. ..... . .. ... :
Investments other indirectly representlne bank premises or other real estate ....
Customers' to this bank on acceptancea outlltandlng . . . . . .... , .... . .. . . . ... . . ' ..
Ot!ier .. eta .. ........ . .. . . , ...... , .. , .... _ .. : ..... . .. . . .. ..... .. ... , ..... , .... . . : ...... . .
363.65".15
714.157.!!'!
267,768.111
40.000\00
4,500.00
443,006.98
24.000.00
None
,None
None
121.88
. .
TOTAL ASSETS ... , . . .. . . .. ' ," , .. . . . . ... . .... ...... ' " .. . , .... .. .. : .... .. . .. . . ' . .. ' ,l .847.21t3.93
LIABILITIES .
Demand depOIllts or Indlvlduols. lJ:lrtner.!hlplI, lind corporatl oll s . . . .. . ' " " ... . . ........ ... .. .
TIme deposit!!: of Ind.lvldunl s. partnel'shlps, and corporations . . . .. . . . . . ... . . ... .. ... . .. ..... .
Deposits of United Stales G-overnment (Including postlll savings) ." ...... .. , . ... . .. .. . : . . .
Deposits of States ond political subdivisions .. .. ... .. . .' .. . .... .... . . : ... . : ... . ... .. .. ,' ... , .. '
De '--'t f k . .'
SCHEDULE FOR HIGH 'Otbe;' :',':: : :.,'::: ::::: :: ::: ::: :
.. . SCHOOL CHOIR' . TOTAJ..,. DEPOSITS . ... .. ............. .. ....... ' .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. $1.6&8,268.71
1,168.416. 12
219,127.52
27,270.71
251-,264.61
Nona
2;189.;1)
Sunday May 14 the High Scbool BUIs payable, rediscounts, and other lIablUties tor borrowed money ....... . ........ ...... iNane
Mortgages or other liens, $ None on bank premises and $ None on other real estate .. . . . . . . Nono
cboir- wlll-alng at Lyt1e ' a,t 7:30. Acceptance& executed by or for account of thlB bllllK and outstanding . . .. .. .... .... . . . .. . . NonlS
1W&dnesday night. May 17 .at 8 OtlJl!r lIabllltl.es .................. .... .... ...... ........... . ....... ..... ,'... .... . .... .. ... .. 1.130.79
o'clOCk In the blgh school a,udl- ------
torium .wlil lie the final concert TOTAL LlABILITIES .. ............. . .. ...... ...... ...... .. . ....... . ................ 1,659,399.60
uri.,
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
The P,-T. A. mothers made 69 Capital Stock :
new' choir robes,
.The program that the choir put
On May 7 at New Knoxville Will! a
huge 8ucceae. People there til ought
our choir robeB so beautlful that
they were broUght In.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Adnrlnlmator
Eltattf of lIary J. De'
ceased
Notice la bereby .Lven that lDma
M.. ScofIelll whose Poat Add-
reaa .. Warn.vUle, Ohio, baa b'een
ftl,. appaIIlted .. Administrator
ol/the Jilata.te 01 Mary J . Bcoflel4
Iat8 of Warren Counti, Ohio. de-
ceaaecI.>
(a) Class A preferred, totsl par $ None. retlrable value $ None
(JRate or dividends 00 retirabJe value 111 - %)
(b) Class B preferred, total par $ None. retlrable Value $ None ... . . ... , . . . .. . . . ... . . . . . 75,000.00
. (lRate or dividends on .retlrable value 18 - ' %)
(e) Common stock. total par $76.0(10.00 .. .. , . .... . .. . : ..... . .. . . ... .. . ...... . ' .... .
SUrplUs ...... : ...... . .... . . ............... ... ... , ...... , ......... ' .' .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '75,000.00
Undivided Prl>llta .. ... .. .... . .... . . ,.............. . ..... ....... : .. ........ . .. . .. .. . . .... 32,797.55
BeIIervea (and retirement account for preferred stocll) . .. .. ..... ..... ... . .. . .. .. . : . " . 6.006.8&
------
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .. : ....... . ..... .. ..... . ... . . ..... .. : ............ .. ..
.
TOTAL LlA.DIl.lTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... . ....... ...... .. . . ....... . .. ..
MEMORANDA
Mseta pledBecil or assigned to secure IlablUtJes and for other purpOS911 . . ...... . ... ... ... . .
(a) LoaIlB as BhQIWn above are alter deduction of reaerv811 of .. .. . . ..... , . . ........... J
(b) 8ecurltletl, as shown above are after deduction of reseJ'Yel of . . .. . . . , . ................. .
State 01 Oblo. County 0[' Warren. BS:
1,847,20a.OIl
805,981.25
, None
None
' 1, Jamee IEl. Jones, cashier of the above-named blink. dl) solemnly swear that the abo.Ye statement iJI
true to lbe ,"Mit of m,. knowledlc and belief.
Dated this 4th W of 11.,-, 1960. . SWOrD to and aubscrlbed before me tIiIa and dayof May. 1850.'
RALPH B. CABBY, L. H. Gordon; Notary PubUe
Jail.: E. Jon .... Cubler
Jud ... or lbe Probate Court
w ...... CIOGDQ-. OIaiD
ore. aa.1qv. aid CJrQ' AttJI
PIlbll.W irar. U.1Ns
Correct-Atteat:
Seth .. run...
a..
Oeo. J.
PAGE TWO THE MIAMI WAYNESVILLE, OHIO

Ch
- L ITruman Tour
IT elevision
l
lang O$es Half of Nationalist PresIdent Trum:ln Isn't glvLng
, hiG rival s a chance to cl.lt ' down. the
Cot 'Screened' in Washer
PARIS, rLL.-Lnrry Tisdalo'l
cnt Is aU washed up a9 a stUT in
a makebolieve televisioh ani
mal act.
China With Fall of Hainan Island; I
Ed
.1 U d I llS he what he coiled a
. I ors rge . to Joi'n Truth Drive swing through the
'r ho tag that h:ls
been hung (In t.he Truman tOlll' hl\ s
('fDlTOR'S NOTE: opinions are ,,"'prr. 'n th ."Iu",n. I b')' nre lI.... ut 110 ne CQuled, 1l \s, no doul>t, Lhe
Uc ern Ne.w'lIAPor lJ nlnn 'a nll!W. Boaar.t.s bud Dot nrlly oj t hJs ne""PIlpf'r.)
Tlsdale's yowlg sons, Batl'Y,
9, and Gregory, 2, wonted to
p ny tclevislon. They decided
upon on :l nimal act.
NA TlONALISTS:
Half Remains
Any hope tho western world may
have had that the march oL com
munlsm in the Far East had been
checked vanished as Chiang Kaf
Bhek ordered the ' evacuation of
Hainan Island. Thus. one hall of
. Nationalist China became Commu
rust territory, and the West listened
for the first rwnors of the invasion
01 Formosa.
It was an embarras'sing defeilt,
:lor Nationalists, who, having
prevIOusly bollsted ' or victories- ov
er the found it necessary
to report in the next breath com
plete. de.feat.
Observers said th.e ' Nationalists
Ilmply "counted theLr cblckens"
belore they halched" and, that the
Hainan command dell ber!!tely Pl.lt
out false news to prevent panic
and enable prominent leaders
flee the island.
Whatever the cause,
Chlan, found blrnseU minus five '
Umles, totallnl some 1215,000 men, '
11,500 SQuare miles of territory,
and rich deposita Of iron ore, coal
petroleum. l "
.IIOST IlUJ'PriJllII, .n,le III the
NaUonau.t'. defeat, in the e,," 01
weltem mWtal'7 men, w.. tl\e
small number 0'
CommunLat Invaden, esUmated at
10,000 to 15,000. men, Chiang'.
outnumbered them alDio.t
'10 Co 1. .
SpeculaUoa w a a immediately
rampant 011 po lble eog,erBted
detense.. Further, in
BOme the IaU 01
was c.Ued the beginnlDg of the end
01 NaUonallat China.
EDITORS:
Truth
Mltor. 01 the naUcin-nttle and
b1s-bave been asked to ,oln the
areateat campaign III the world
1Oday-"eampalgn 01 truth."
President 1I'ruman, .peaking !)e..
tore the Amer(can SOCiety of' New.
paper Edltol"lS, said we must make
ourselves khown as we really are
-nol as CO.mmunist propaganda
pictures us. We musl pool our ef
forts wI\h those ot the other free
peoples In sustained., SntenaWed
program, to promote' the cause 01
fteed6m ' agalnst' thellropaganda
ot 1
'!ben , the President told the' edl
toll' Bometb,ing they knew"
but no tpt hear;
"There la' too much ' nonaense
about striped , trousers' In foreign
affair.. Far mOfe influence ill ex
' erted. by the baggy panta of the
managlllg editor."
The editors, In generaJ. were !D.
elIDed to . . 4lthough the ffi
dtvldual poUey of their new.papers
or not be pro-adrninlJ.
traUon, was high the United
Statea CouununJst
ProPlIglllld!l W\1J1 . ,
, In a nutsbell the President
. argued Soviet propaganda con
stanUy reviles the' UOJted States.
The big problem Is to teU the pea-
p!es of ' the wQrld exactly what
Americans are like.
At home the editors 'are the' all.
impOrtant b rI d g e between ' the
people world affairs
by inlonning them "well and com.
pletely," the President '
HOSPITALS: ,
16/000, Beds
The bouse of voted
$2'19.000,900 tor veterans' hospitals
and a $1,000,000 coast guard reserve
trD !nini: proJect.
The vote was startling In two re-
spects: (1) The house passed the
bill With a record vote; and (2)
the "economy dr ive"
which hilS prevailed In Washington
during the past got a sudden
jolt which was not unexpected.
As passed by the house, the bID
directs the Veterans' a dmlnlstra '
tlon to p'roceed 'with construction
of '16,000. addltio!lal hospital beds
for war veterans.
WIth veterans ot two world war.
, demanding and needIng increasing
bospital aid, .veed
to the need, but shook their headl
at the Idea 01 tying knot In the
economy trend . becoming more
popul.r a. a presidential elecUoD
,..r nean.
n took loqer, IncldentaU-r. to
pua the : mlUloD dolla1'l for the
caUl lUarel than It dld to enact the
bNpital ,bU!. That, 'lOme oblervan
point out. _auld Incitcata that per-
bapa the cOlllrenmen hay. DOt en
UrelT for.otteD their econolll)"
. drl.e.
HOUSING:
Urg. Relit Control
Undoubtec1ly the mOlt 1Dlpopular
move of the admln1JtraUoD .lnce
World War n ,has be.eIl the contin.
uaUQJ1 01 reDt controls. Now. .ev.
eral oHiclslJ have urged eXtension
of rent ccnitrols beyond their ached.
uled ent JUDe 30.
ror an their 1elpln" and, al
thouah Prelldent Truman hal ealled
for a )'euI ext8n.loa. there 1a
general feellot that thJa tIIM the
coqres. wm let the law lapa
orficial nponlng of tllis year's 'po
Sec ret
' WI' tness , 1ltical campa!;! n and wlll . hove n,
r,1'(!at bcn l' l!1g on the 1952 presiden
Lows F. ' Budenz, ailmltted
ex..(;ommWt!st Ilnd someUme.
caUed SeD. Joseph lIIcO,rthy'.
ace ret witness. testlfled before
senate loyalty tbat
OweD LaUlmore, Far East ellt
pet1, was B member ,or a "Com.
munlst ceU'" III tile Institute 6t
,Pacllio ae.auoDl: move
' Is up 10 Mr. Lattimore,
BOMBS AWAY:
tial l eeUon.
ore Inclined to 'agree
nUl l f.lve key objecllves are in thc
back of the Democra tic strategy:
1. In 1948 thc Democrats swept
10 un xpect.ed victory because of
Tr uman' s popularity. They don't
wont that popularity, slowcd down .
2. Vi sit lind talk to the mid
Western farmers and thus extend
the port-r's ' hold upon them.
. 3. F!hd candidaies who. if Olect
ed, ,will back the Truman
lst mtion. This Is telt necessary to
the revolling Southerners.
. 4. Rescue and revenge enter. into
the tour in that an attempt will 'be
made to save SQme party falthfuls
and to pl.lnish a few enemies.
5. To bring . about 8Qme disci.
\lUne within the party Itsel! in an
to put on a united tront,
PALESTINE:
Arabs Unite"
Where there hod once been strife
among the Aa:abs of . Palestine, now
there is unity with the announce-
ment that Arab Palestine .nd
Trani-Jordan have united into a
Russia Watches single kingdom. '
The Unitett Statea aJr force dls. The unity create. the Kin,dom
play of ali power, punctuated with of Hashemite J'ordan at whoae
the explOSion of heavy demoliUon bead relana 'KinK Abdullab Ibn E1
bombs, jet planes, ' rockets and Hus.elll on basis of consUfuUonal
fiamiDg (In bombs, wa. a big IUC' representative covemment, the an
celS for the .pectators, in. nouncement atated.
cludln, . promiDent buslnea. and The unification noUce wal .ent
civic le.den and Harry S, l'ru' to the Arab .tatea and waa re-
m.... . . celved In Israel without too much
It was belnC watched In other comment ' slnce Israel bad an arm
Q
uart too ' d.... .I_'_I.tr isUce agreement with the new
erl, ,an ... e I\ ..... IIUUI a , Idngdom. .
tion made no of ita hope However, Israel wal DOt pre-
that those quarters would be duly pared to accept the annex.tion.
Imprel.ed. In fact, the govern Observers a,reed that the
ment hoped the explosions at Fort millhl prejudice future talks when
Benning, Ga" would be . heard all points concerning the ulUmate
across the' AtlanUc at the moment peace are d!sculSei(
when RU8sian and American rei.
tiona were at their lowest point.
U. S. State Secretary Dean Ache-
80n, who recently haa ceased pull
ing his punches, along with other
high government oHiclal$, hoped
the display would warn the Soviet
Union that the United States was
prepared.
To his hope, he
said a lew. days 'later: " ... the
country must be strong, with de-
,fenses orgaDlzed wisely and pru
Jlnd ,with ,all ppsslble, re-
sources, for protecting qte area III
which thJs freedom ' abound ....
GREAT WRITINGS:
Bible Not . Included
Robert M. Hutchins of the uni
versity of Chicago announced the
collection of the greatest writin, at
Western civilization In a Mvolume.
$1,750.000 work, but the Bible wai
not IIIcluded.
At first readers were shocked
that the greatest work ot literatUre
In the history of man was not III.
clude4, but were qUlcktr re}leved'
by Hutchins' reason.
So, . they P'ut their cat Jhto
their Inl.lndcrlng machine And
pre.tended they were wato)ltng
an animal act. with the ma
chlnc's glass door srrl'lng ns
the 'ielevislon screen. "
. Finally, howe er, , they got
tired or the show and went
aw"y, leavIng the cat \n the
machine. Soon, Mrs. Tisdale
dumped a load or clothes ioto
thc machine, and turned the
switch.
Some moments and many
yowls later she resc'ued a dizzy
and extremely wet cut.
Story of Pied Piper
New Direction
In Rat-Plagued City ,
HAMMELlN, - The
stoty of Pled Piper Is taking a new
twist . .
The City ot thJa town are
lookln. for another Pled Piper, aU
right, bec.ule the town, which is
the tlte ot mall3' grain mil1I, la In-
testea with rats and mice. Some
OWclll1 contend that HammellD
hu more rata pel' capita than any
other , German city. :. _
Rodent ex1ei1nlnatlon la bein,
carried by; laiesi.
methodS, but health aUthorltiea
sa" no decrea.e In the rat popUla.
tion I. DoUceable. .
Accordln. to ancleDt legend, .
Pled Piper (pled me.na many eol
.ppeared In Hammelln one
da" In the year lISt and oltered' to
rid the cltT 01 Ita &:.t pllaue. He
wu hired and walked throulh
Hammelln tootID. hi. flute. All
the rate. and mice followed blm
and drowned m the River Weser.
. BUt, the le,eDd .. y., the' town
refused' to pay the piper bla aareed
reward .0 he piped all Hamelin'.
children-numberlne 13G-'-<lut of the
city in the , lame way and an were
lost, except two-one blind, .the
other lame. Every Iwnmer' the
ialry tale i. re-enacted here down
to the 'Iast detaU. .
Now, If you think you can rid
Hammelin 01 Ita rodent .population,
witli a pipe or by' ant other means,
you will be accepted with OpeD
arm.' III Hammelln-ifyour .ebeme
works. , '
You will be expected, however,
to leave the children. There .re
more 01 them now.
Claims Sprlnilim.
Sin, War, Not LaYl
Of the ' burstine bombs and
mighty guns Mr. ' Truman said
nothing . when asked what im
pressed him most.
The Bible,' he explained was not
included because' it already ill ' unJ
vel'sally available and almost unI.
versanyowned. ATHENS, GA.-Day by dar in'ore
The collection Includes 443 worka and more beliefs of ' mankind ere
by 74 authors and was sald to In. debunked-the late.t being the
DECORATIONS: cll.lde the works acclaimed' "lndls. poetical whim.y Uuat .the apring
War, or Peace peJlllable to the lJberal education Ume birds sing of love.
01 a tree mao in the 20th Century." Accordlne to the of
From action ot the United States The fust limited prinUne of 1,000 Geor,La blrd expert, they do noth
senate . lome wondered if ibis coun sets had be,en sobeduled for that inK of the kind. When birds .ine In
try , was at w.r or peace as that many patrons at $500 each. th.e .pringtime, Dr. Eugene P.
high body, decorated 10 airmen Odum liar', they are not warbling
who lost their lives in the Billtic, COl NS: love songs or maUng caUs. Instead,
presUmably shot down by Russian 7 they are voicing the truculent calls
fighters. . Billion 01 male blrdi "staklne" but ferrl
To 'spectators who gazed down On October 9, 1792, with an audl. ,torlal warning other male
upon the senate floor it was ob- ence that lead like the socIal regl birds '01 their species not to "mus
vlous the senators Werll In no mood ster, the first coins in the United de' else.
to dally, but Wed wIth a fury that States Mint struck. Dr. Odllm says the first couple
had not been experienced since a Prelent at that historical mClm(!Dt l.ol weeks of spring ,In northern zones
declaration of war against J'apan. were and Martha Washing. are p,etty much a man's world al
(W I t h such denunciations as ton, Mr. and Mrs. Alexarlder Ham far as birds are concerned. Male.
.. rlmlnal" and "barbarous" and UtOD, and Thomas JeUerson, Since 01 JIlany sllecles ' have no temales
demands th.t steps be taken to then seven billion have been minted. to call to at this point. 11he lirls are'
prevent another lIuch occuJ;renee,Since that day 157 years ago, 31,. _till vacatlonlng"ln the South, Dr.
U\e senators voted praise and ,dec. 141,346,843 pieces ot money have Odum explain. In pus way,: .
oZ'atlons fllr the' ail:men. been struck oU, with a O(.the specles that ', !'nJgrate
Numerous foreign affalra ex. of '7,131,813,414.41. , South 1 tor, wlnter-IncludJn,
P1rts tooksi,>ecial note of the state certplri swallows a'1d
department's protest to Russia, males ' head back
which said in part: 'North in tbe spring a couple of
"The cause of peace Is not weeks ahead of the temales.
furthered when the U.S.S.R. osten. Springtime is nesting tune and the
tatiously. decorates Soviet ail'men girls arrive. , .
in a manner calculated to gIve the "The males are the pioneers,"
impression, that they are being reo Dr. Odum says. "Each bIrd ' picks
,varded tor shooting down a de. out a territory when he reaches
fenseless AmerIcan plane." northern ground, ranilng any
All agreed that the prospects of where trom a halt acre to ten
a shooting war were not Immedl. ac;res, . according to his living'
ate. babits.
';Then he Bings vigorously ,tor ' a
couple of 'weeks to proclaim to
otherl . 01 his specle. that he' bas
.taked out his claim and wiU brook
no. trespassing.' . TI:iis I. to Insure
reproductive Isolation during 'nest-
'In, Urne and ,110 'to cut doWn on
c'ompeUtion for lood. ' A l bird i.n't
concerned if blrdJ 01 other .peclei
are on the lame
worrltd oDl)' about treap&I"!nI bl
b1rda hla own kind.
AIR FORCE:
Chief Retires
The fir.t Secretary of Air under
President Truman's unWcatioD
polley, W. Stuart Symlllgton, has
reUred. And, &I he departed, he
.ald the Air Force IlghtID, value
haa been elit. , . Yea woDldD', DoW II at tint .
He declared the AIr Force com- 11m thla .. lovel, ao.a.
bat eflectivene.. had decUoed In De Bnoe wearlq tile 'i]endo
the Jaat .Ix months bec.we Of. laM.' llea4 of ba1r lIrft1lle4
reclUCUoD In number but ita efIi , b,. a Bol1ywOOCl mUMp artist. '.11, DIGlor to T.k.
ciency bad mere ed. ....... ... Jealou la_bud, .
"'Tbere 1a a teDdenC7. t9 mix up war4 L. Br1ICle. abayed en her ,p If I.e,., C'ltl'
tho .. two .worda-eftecUvene .. and ....... eqUa tr,eneI to WABBINQToN. .... A 1O-".u"Old
eUlellDC7 - and lOJIie milunder. otller Iilea from her. .. ..... - .. _1ft. to th P
atandln, bU reaulted," he added. She' ncUa.... 01 bill o:n
H. hall anoUler view to exprea., to char,. 01 the lePer colony
alIo. He " .. ,convinced that II Unwort ' '" tIien. '. Wut aDd their two ch1J.
.event)'JrOUp AIr Force WI. nece. dreD an JOin. wltb him.
IUT. ODe ooald DOt overlook, how- . AnDouncIDI th1a. the departmmrt
ever, the Impo,taDc,e or ecOnODl1 Catholic clrde. eontlDue to b\lU ... 41 tile doctor. Lt. C. lie-
"liDc, the n.tion can be defeated \Vltb speculation caused b,. the HeIUJ. will run the leproa.riWD
br ec:onomic al well ., aenaaUOD 01 MoDSllDor .. ran I which lerna aU U.s. ' trusteelhip
mDital'7 dlsa.teJ!." Jaeb,)'m relusbJa III front ot th.e P.CJijc lalandl. Born In
For that reason he had .upport alCar of Vienna'. famous St. Stfo Dr. .pent ,much 01 bl.
ed Prelidenl- Truman's phen'. church to .,. ordaloed ..... , , .... lIft1tlca, m., and now Uv In
P'OUP proeram. Roman CathOlIc bishop. BaDia ' aOl., C.Ilf., be hal
He had one parting ob.ervaUon Be abruptly declined .ayIna lJe I aervIn. at county
on econolllT: He did not lee bow felt himaeU ''unworthy" 01 the or.
balanced budlet cauld be acbleved flee. Such. thin, had Dever hap.
with world CIOIIdlUau In U. state pened before In tile bIatol'1 01 tbe
tbe1 were DOW. Catho1lc chureJa. .
reserve medJel.ll
.. J8tumlnJ to .eU". dut)'
allJpmt11t.
. Thur day, May n, 1950
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FINGER TEST YOUR COOLING SYStEM
R.mo.. radiator cop of your car, place yoo,
finger Insld. the rediotor fllI.r neck ond I_1M
II around- if an ,"<cumulation c' all muck, dirt
and rull ... sulll your cooling IYII.", ".teI. dIG.
Ino and flulMng now. .
.,.. .. ..::_ LET YOUR LOCAL %.4 .DIALER
Z4I-FY YOUR COOLING
Will Reimburse Friend's
If HADA.(OL Doesn't Help!
BADACOL HBLPS SUFFERERS
OF B VITAMINS AND mON
Mrs. BeUe Wal1ace, 449 FOlm highly' nervous I co Id 't .
walt St., S. W., Atlanta, Ga., was thread n nee<lle I . n
d

so nervous that: oIShe COUld . not everything with little r::1i':t.
even thread a needle. At rught But since I hllve b takIn
' ahe could hardly eat anything as RADACOL my nerves e: ' to of!
ahe and her as can be. I couldn' t eat \:ca a...,
stomach filled Wlth gas." Mrs, when I did my stomach use
Wallace saY8 that she had ,suf puff and bloat and lill WiJ'uld,
for a ; 10[1g time and had I ' am on my seventh boW ga&of
tried many dillerent kinds of HADACOL d I f 1 e
medicine With Uttle or no better an , ee 10 mucb
A friend fiDall7 the "I h' DOd ' ,
dear old lady Co .takeBADACoL m:r
and obvioUlJy. Ille .obtained IQch with .... I Uk a fill
qu1ek and re!ie1; she feeta 1 ::ve.,
so much better. me " ,10 .. tidied number of friends and b a l
that ' DO" Ille' 11 pedormJnl a them that if it clldD't h 1
favor to frieaa. b)' recom. too I'd fa . elp ---1
meodlD, HADACOL and if haVe Co :ltor I.,df II
:;. fe COL bU clone m. more thaa
the they _nt.' or anythJnJ I have ever tatea .. So, It
.. _ _11_;""""- ' mattAlra not who 1OU, -- It
-... - .. was aufferiD. DOt here ' ...... ,
from a of B Vltamini or 111011 bay: tried J:.ve
and Iron. whleh HADACOL ClOn c:lDes under the 8UD. If 1necU-
taJnL She explaiDl proucP.Y ,that de11cJea.... f B V 1011 lUffer
abe baan't bad to .... v to -.. 0 ltamJ.u and
JlAI)ACOL. ...., r IID7 If:: live th1I wonderful
_:DthACOL haa done me more Don': nto'lecl0n lUUerIq.
I...... an 8IlYthiiur I have ev 1U ea a w...ble
Ulten,"lII\Ya Mrs. Wl!llace, who e. pet'IOllI who baVe
d
T" years olcL She has five dill. years are able
reD, seven JrandchUdren ' d y, comfortable Un.
two Breat grand children. a,aIn. Be fail' to yourself, FiDd out
Here is Mn. WaUac:e'1 Ita .qu.lckl.Y ifHADACOL can hal ..
ment: ' . ' te- ft
0
": It bas hel})ed othen
"I coulcID't 1l12 or eat until I B UId Iroa

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HADAOO
Ji, _
11. 1950
At tile bottom 'of the
mine, 750 feet down, this
huge electrically operated
shovel (right) loads tons of
are at 'one scoop into the
are cars on a higher bench
level. Note size of ' "lan in
foreground for comparison.
Huge shovels (below) move
into a blasted area and be
gin to load the copper ofe
cars. Chile gets 70 per
ce'nt of its U.S. dollar in-
come from the copper i.n-
dustry. ,
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE. OHIO PAGE THREE
Here ate first pic-
tures of Chile's ','Valley
of the
mineral frontier contoin-
ing the world's richest
reserves of copper, iron,
sulphate, n it rot e
other treasures. The enor-
mous potential of this
area will open new oppor-
tunities under, President
Truman's "Poinf FCfur"
. J:! r 0 9 r cCm.' Copper - is'
'. Chile s number bne bLisi::
:ness, a
lor-a-year industry. Here
(above) is a gener,ol vi.ew.
of the ' Chuquicamata
copper mine, containing
the world's largest known
deposit of copper are. -A
worker (left) directs the
head of a churn drill into
the shaft to contin"e
drilling for blasting holes.
Three.churn d r iii s
(left) make blasting holes
to bring down the copper
are. Portable rail tracks
are held for are cor load-
ing; In 35 years of work-
ing this mine. an entire
mountain wos, cut away,
and a hole 1 Y.t ,milts long
b.y 1h mile wide by 750
feet deep is the result.
Itls ,an open pit copper:
mine, and oyer . 80 miles
of railroad track run
along its to the
bottom of the pit. About
18,000 men were used to
cut down the mountain,
and, at peak production,
7,SOD workers are now
employed. From 550 mil-
lion to n I of earth re-
moyed, copper are hal
lIYeraged 1.86 per cent.
. Exploration has COYU_
1_ tha..- J per ant of
tile ... wheN "Vai-
l., of the Moon'" Is lo.-
cated .. the worlel ot
iN..., awaits ' w. at
__ .... 1GtfH wiU
mICIL .
l '
Keeps Apples Prilme
, Regulated Atmospheire
System Is Recommended
12-Room House Is Good
For the Sociable Birds
NEW ENC, LAN
MEl TI N(' I-iOVS E
f OR MARTlN5
AND 5W'ALLOWS
I . _,
FASYI No dciU rtqwr.... '
li ke portr
, and IurdellS
The answer to whether apples
wUl ta ste as good in Mayas they
do in September is "yes"-U tl)ey
are apples trom specIally co,nstruc-
ted controlled-atmosphere slornge.
That is the opinion ot Prof. R. M.
Smock. ot Cornell ag-
rlcultlual experiment stntion.
PI'ITTERn
New England lUeetiDg House
/f)/' On electric fans, lawn mowen
tr..), OHI
6PeAY
TO K'ILL
APHIDS
More than 100,000 bushels of ap-
ples are in 15 such storages in New
York state, the first 01 their kind
the country. "When thel7 come
T
HIS TWELVE compartment
house is for the sociable type
of birds. Set it high atop a post in
the back yard and f.ee how quickly
you will have tenants which will
more than pay their way by catch-
ing destructive insects,
Olle OUD: makes 6 gallons
of spray. Kills aod
similar sucklng nsecta by
contnct and fumes. Spare:s
frieodly iOSCClS, Leaves DO
harmful resIdue. CaD bo
mi xed with other standard

Completo d1recUons ore on pattern 340.
Price
sprays. Proved dependable
U sort of puts tho ap:ple to
sleep and It never wakens uti-
til brought out illto IItor!, tenl-
perature.
I
out in April or Mayor June."
Smock " the apples are ex
pected to be of prIme q\lalily."
WORKSIIOP PATTERN SERViCe
O..... r 10
by 39 years of use on frulCJ,
vc.sctnblcs nnd Oowers. '
Tobacco ayProdoCtI & elM.1eaI
C"lICIraU IIclllIl V .....
ResUlts of 1 0 yean; of experi-
ments' show that controlled atmos -
phere storll ge will double the otdi
nary storage Ille of Mc intosh . pro-
vIded the rooms are can
struct ed and oper'lted. Good reo
. Smoother Performance-Dauble
Life and nreater Gas Savings*
, suItS- also were obtained with De-
licious and N'orlhern" Spy when the
varieties were stored separately.
Sweet Potatoes Make
aluable Farm Crop,
MaDY North CaroUna ' farmers
who ha ve never planted "Weel po-
tatoes for market shoUld be able
to increase their farm Income this
,ear ,tbrough the cultivation and
sale of this root crop, according to
H. M. Covington. extension bortl
culture specialist ' for the state col-
lege extension service.
The U. S, department of agrlcul.
ture bas requested farmers to in-
crease their production of sweet
by 12 per c e n t. Even
it sucb an increase is planted, ,pro
'duction would still be about 10
cent the 1937-46" annual aver-
age.
Farmers who pJan , to incrC:l\se
their sweet potat.o acreage this
year to have some tor sale. should
consider market ' outlel.s before
planllng. Covington states,.
Automatic
A" hOUsehold device ....,hicb auto
matlca Uy defrosts the refrigerator
and a e llne e1ectrJc clock has been
put on the "market.
The defroster. the company
stated. eliminates the lilousewUe's
periodic. usually messy defrosting
chore. wblch are so oCten put oft
until Ibe linda time and a thick,
inaulaUn, coat of frost has Ie ,
cU1llUlated on the' freezimg unit. '
, Automatically. the defrost r tu.rns
the refrigerator off at 1 a,m, each
aay" aod ,then. aga'in automawc Uy,
switches It back on aftl!r the , !.hin
skin of .frost Is rem.oved from the
unit.
, Durin, the sllut-off peJ:'iods. mois
ture created , by the meU:ing tUm Is
circulated through the box.
With the defroster. whjch 18 a pre
clsion timin, lnlltrument, an)l eltc
tria refrigerator. old or Inew. easilY
can lie made seitdefrosting.
Chlordane Is
Cockioacli Killer
'1'be newelt and most effective
InlecUCtde a,ainst cockroache.
UId eenaiD kinds " of antll il "cblor
daM.
Two-per eem apra,...
with oU or water are for
.... ID mllll1 da'!>Ar-tmIIDt. dru.
aDd bardware Itores.
'1'beee apr811 leave
tum on nrfaj;n
.,. ... 'i'll_I:II "ome SD ctIDW'CI
Enjoy Ulese specIal advantages by replacing
worn-out s park plllgs wll" Ilew Wlde'fnp AlIlo-
Lite ResIstor Spark Plugs-the Dc'ves addition
10 Ihe com pIrie line of rcrnlar. tronsr.0rl.
avIation. marino and' model spark plUI111ll 1I0D
EngIneered by Aul\>-Llle.
Cut.owoy view showl to.OOO ohm Res istor which
permit. wide, Init(ol gop sott lngs and make. these
odvantag .. pouible. 11'. under equal condi ..
tionl al compared, with narrow-gop plug ..
EITHER WAY
Pfpe fans and "makIn's" amoker. lIoth find
amoklng Nea.ur. In , crimp cut 'rl",ce Ailiert _
America', large't-.. lllng amoklng tollacco.
CONFIDENTIAL
Ever",.". you .. ,I ....
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CONFIDINJIAL .......... ... _,
P.' ;t:: 'R
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
Elbbllehed 1850
PAUL A; SCHERER .... .. .... ..... . . ... , . . . .. . Editor and Pubiliher
i CECILIA J, SCHERER ....... ... ' .. " ..... : . Secr ebry and Trealurer
Published Every Tllursday Morning
at Waynellvllle, Warren Ohio
Entered ns second class matter at
the postotftce nt Waynesville, Ohio:
SubscrlpUon Ratea-$I.60 Per Year, In advance, In Ohio, $2. elsewbere
MOTHERs DAY
unday ' is Mothers Day - the day to honor the one
who is dearest to us and can never be repl aced hy anyone.
We all good f rJends and acquai ntances that we
think a lot of and do a lot for and they do a good deal for
us, but when it i s all said and done, nobody can take the
place of our own mother. .
We should all of LIS honor the one who is clearest
liS hy attendi ng chltf.ch somewhere unday.
............
SVMMER
As,the summer season approaches, millions of Amer-
icans .are planning vacation and holiday trips. In this
vast 3,000,000 square miles of our nation 1here are fas
ci nating and !tar away .without number which may
be visited, Those, who are forlunal e enough Htis year to
roll across the great plains and traver se the continental
divide and the hloimtains of the West will see llreas as rich
in history as any t o be foun'd in the country.
In all our this summer let LIS not forget
one thing - safety to ourselves and to others on the
highways. Thousands will be killed on vacation trips this
summer - ci let's e c-a reful and considera te of the other
fell ow - let' s not have an accident.
By JANE FITE
Miss Mary Belle Bog1ln has been
named valedictorian , and M I II R
. Gladys Kerns tile snl\ltatorilln ro,'
Ihls years graduating class. 'fhl'
girls ytUl tollow that old custom or
THE M1AMI GA2E'f
CHICAGO-Matching wallpaper and fabrics of identical pnttern .
and eolor will give a "professionally decorated" appearance to the
contemporary, truditi onal. 01 much.mixed, period home. To interpret
new decorating t rend for lhe budget,wlse homemaker, the Warner
Compllny here has brought out the hi;;tor ical
wall pnpcrs and matchiJ1J!: vat d,V d IIlluKIOut.ye and
versalile ideus enn !.Ie creat ed fOl' any 1'00111 11\ t he huuse WIth t he
more than 60 styles. Wall lind windo'';' 1)l'qLltJnls nrc easi ly solved
with the colol'ful . lllIlCI,to'lllnkh ,lIIall designs. Faln'ie uf lhe slime
,cnlm' und rl uttel'll for "lip COY,IS. lind dl'CRlli ll!!
tnlll !! add Ol'i g:i nulity, \Vlir lll\ h charm to the
Cartiao f.r Do .. GIfIIn.
fpr .. "btl .. .. ,

!JII trade
- ... ell colP,J.'

,e, tpeclll laundry tlUltruetloDl
METHODIST CHURCH
' LYTLE METHODIST CHURCH
IJ: K BI\uglll1, Plistor '
R. D. ColBmnn', Minister
Church Scbool. 9:30 A.M.,
Harolll Earnhnrt, Supt.
Mr. lJ ulrhld ServIce, 9:46 a. m.
WorshIp Service. 10 :30 A.M.
\' outb Felowslt Llp, Sundny, 0 :30
P.M.
FERRY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Byron Carver, Mlnl Bter
Bible School, 9:80 A.M,
Morning Worshi p. 10:30 A.M.
Prayer Meeting, 7: 00 P.M.
Young People's MeeUug, 7:00
E vening Servle 5, 7:30 P.M.
WAYNESVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST
M. H. Coffey. MinIster
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
Tho nov. :inmuel N. Keys, ReClol'
Sundlly : Holy ommllnloll, 8 a, II I.
I'dlll ul'Y CllUI'cll /lcbool 10:30 n.m.
(J\ IH' I! 0 through 8 )
A, llIlt \ orHhlp, 10:30 R. m. t
UT ICA E. U: B. CHURCH
Wlillum Shaunon, MInister
Suntlny School, 9: 30 .\.M., MrB.
.Il1ll1eS Garrillon. Supt.
Pl'eaehlng, lilt. Ilnll 3.rd. Bu,..
dilYs of eaeL 10:30 A:M.
. Servloes. 7: SO P.M.
Bible School , 9: 30 A.M.
MornIng Worehlp, 10 : 30
Young Peoples' Meeting,
A.M. ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
. 6:45 Fathor n. H. Krumbolt!, Pastor
P.M.
Evening Service, 7 :80 P.M.
Prayer Meeting and BillIe Study
Wednesday. 8 P,M.
MT. HOLLY METHODIST
T. M. Scaff. ' Minister
Masses, 8 and 10
CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
.ee Mlnl.tel'
W011l1lip Semce. 10 A.M.
Sunday School, 11 A.M.
E. WAYNESVILLE
Sunday School, 11 :80 ' A.M .
A. Earnhart, Supt.
Worship Service, 10 :80 A.M.
Evening Service, 7:80 P.M.
lj'JJ' s t Day School, 9: 30 A.M.
Meeting for W011lhl" 10:10 A.M.
[,
ADMmism TORS' "AUCTION" """1
,
The underaianed Administrator with the will annexed
of the eatate of Charlotte Anb'am Snapp, deceuecl,
sell all of tbe chattel property to the clececlent
by way of public auction, at the late reliclenee, located on
Third Street between North Street and Chapman Street, ia
the' ViUaa'e of Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio, on .
Ruth Alice Rader, y o 1I n g'e r
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. James
Rader, Is recovering from n sel'lous
fIIness at her
Own.. who tr7 to determine
40,.. IIODd1t1oD by lIatanlq to tht
'Gllta beart ma,. be
ltd, .",.m. Dr. W. J . Lentz of
UnIversity 01 Pennsylvania veterl
nary .ta/!. While the oa.rdllc
rhythm In man Il.ould be
even when the rate Is speeded up,
the rbythm in d011l may be
\la1J,y irregular without II,
indicating that anything la
making talks at the commencement Dr. Lentz JaYS. .
exercises whIch are to be presel!t ...r-
ed at the school auditorium the
(it an,. aN .eeded) and ftber con-
tentl are the Important facta that
mould ,be on all informattve lebelJ.
to. "lIOn as an con.umera demand
th1a informaUon, manufacturen
wID "fte to U" that labela are
attached to aU at , their producta, SATURDAY , MAY 13, 1950 - Commencin, at 1 o'clock
3 Pc. overatuffed livu. room 'e.ute; Bed room furniture
incluclinc beda, wubitanda, tablea, bed clothe.,
hall tree, cbP'a; Old Oqu; Super flame oil beater, docka,
aewinc machine, 9 K 12 floor lamp.; Faultleu waab
mit machine; 2bumer on beater the same .. new; Tahle
raclio; Mirrora, T. Wicker chair; Diniq room bible
and 2 cbaira; W"'bouae efectric refriprator; Copper
clad coal ....... ; Apt. ..... range (,pod); Kitclaaa table .
and four chain; 'medicine cabiftet; 1 Dutch cupboelrd; Old
bee ... dove; Book CAM j Drop I.f table; som. prcIen
too .. , cooking utenaila and numeroua other artidea
Teryl Park, of ClnclnnllLl, spent
several days last week 8S t he
houRe guest or her grandparonts,
M,r. and Mrs. H. S. Tucker.
lWy AbbQtt, of nea.r Centerville,
has lea.sed the' Brooks Garage on
Majn street, from the 'former
owner, Raymond Brooks. Mr, Ab
bott, who tbe business Mon'
day, operates anotber garage In
Dayton.
Mrs. Fl.onmce Frost, accomvan
led by 14111. Etbel Stump, Mrs. R0-
salia: Gordan, and Mrs. Louise Flte
and ber ' daughter, Miss .Jane Flte,
Ilttended tbe , motion pIcture pro
ductlon ... ..Annle Your G\lJI" at
Loew's theatre In Dayton . Thurs'
.
IThe Friends church a Food
Sale at. the Grange Hall, Saturday
morning. '
!l'be Senior O1as8 of 1960 were
the guests of honol; at a bllnquet
given by t.be 1unlor Class at the
Hotel Gibson In Cincinnati. Mls8
Mary Belle Bogan read the class
propbecy, Clive. DeBoard, Jr.. read
the history of the graduating ,class.
and Miss Mary Anne Carnes read
last wUl aDd testimony. Fol
lowing the banquet the group, .ac
C\ompanled by the blgh school fac
ulty, attended the motion' picture
producton "A Woman of Dlstlnc
tlon" at tbe Palace theatre:
. MjISI1 Mary Jane Moore, of Day
spent tbe wee,k end with her
mother, Mrs. Millie Moore . ..
The Wlo C. T. U. met at the home
of MrS. , Laura Shldaker. ThurBd'ay
afternoon. The hOliteBs had
of the devotions ILnd Mrs: Stella
Vance read the le8son. . .
The B, Y. F. met at the JllnAh's
RUn church Sunday evening.
evening or May 23-
rrhe students of tbe second grade
presented an I.nterestlng program
at the. school auditorium Weelnes
day afternoon. The group Ijlat' rerl
in two playlets I'MIstres8 Mnry'!\
Rose Bush" and "Little Bear In
His Cave'. Music selecelons for
the program Included "Freckl es"
"Under tbe Old Umbrella", "Dad
dy.' s Little WIld If I Knew
You were Coming I'd Baked a
Cake". The program was
the direction of Mrs. E. Rob
ertson and Mrs . . Edna Bogan.
Mrs. ' Clarence Healer and her
ramlly were the guests SundRY of
Mr. and 'Mrs, James Rader and.
the I r daughters, ' Marsha and
Ruthle; ' '
,Mr. a.nd Mrs. H. C. Burris or
Macon, weJ:e the week end hous'e
guests of Mr. an4 Mrs. Earl Christ
and their daughter Cbarlotte.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E: Frost and
their son Maynard were th'e gues ts
Bunda.y of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Eaton of SprIngboro.
Thomas Welch was the Sunday
guest of his sonlnLaw and daijgb.
ter. Mr. and Mftl. Cecil Linkous and
f amily om L4iIbanon ..
M11I. Ethel $tump was Il dinner
gueat 'Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Cline of AlphL
Mrs. Olee SqUires, wbo sUJltalned
a fractured leg, recently, Is 810wiy
!Improving at her home near town .
Harveysburg Volunteer Fire
was summoned to ex
tlngu1eh a . fl.re at the ,gymnasium
Tuesd8.Y noon. The blaze, which
IMr. and Mrs IWnald Clark al7e
announcing the birth of IL son at
Miami Valley Hospltlll 1' bursday.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Rah)h Clark or near
HarveY8burg, are tbe paternal
'grandparents,
IENEF.IT IY TH IS
.GOOD NEWS
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started 'near tbe .chlmney, causec!
little damage.
Mrs. Minnie Welch has gone to
Ft. Dodge, Iowa to be at the bed
side oC her mothel', Mrs. Ellzameth
Sherer. who I s seriously III. M11I.
Sherer, who bas s pent sevPl'al va-
cations here, Is well knOWn in and
around the village.
Mr. and M,s. !Ale Partington at-
tended the centennial celeb',(t10D.of
. .
the Spring Valley Methodist
church, at Spring Valley SUDday.
- Quarterly meeting Is to Jje In se:;'
son at the Friends Church here.
Saturday. The speakers for Ul e
progmm w11l be Rev. Lester
Figg;l ns of New: BurlingtOn lI ud
Lee Partington, paston of lhe 10'
cal churc,h. A balket dinner will
be Ilerved In the 'home economies
of the school building, at noon.
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ONE WOOD BROlHERS CORN PICKER
ONE 1938 SPORT COUPE BUICK
Terma: Cub on Day of Sale C. DoNALD DlUnJSH
RUSV'u .. Allm, with the will ' ann.x.d
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Lebano OIUo . of ttl. elbt of Charlotte
and Irwin. Clerlca An'ram Snapp, dac .... d.
Rural
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NO. MAT:I'ElJ. HOW SA.TlSFAC
TORY a. .tullertit aervlce ma)' boo
t.here wlll still l'tunain a feeling of
r esontment i f COlts are eXCBlsLve .
At the McClure tuneral home we
avoid every, needless dol'ar:....A.NU
THIS lllXPLAJAS THE PUDLIC.
APPROVAL OUR ' PRICE POUCY
HAS R,ECEIV'Ei>.
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THURSDAY, MAY t1. 1C) 50
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Dry Ridge
A Farm
, ,
By D. J. Frazier
MAY 8, J950.- And 'I'll tIJOllghl
summer had com,e, but I jus t weill
down and Jltirl'()ll 11)1 the \'I n' III tho
furnace and put In Borne 1001'0 cobs.
'fbe "un was bri ght tbls Dlornlng
but now 1here Is a baze over the
sky, nnd It 1s colli. Apple blossom
time In Warren count.y. Last yenl'
was the big yen I' fOI' appl es. bUL
U blossoms mean nllytlllng t h ro
will btl a fair crOI) again this yellt.
One of OUI' trees t\lat hlUl nevel'
bOI'Ile before Is [uil of blooDls 11011"
nnd I am anxiouo to see what i he
tIpples are llke. pl anl od It sev-
eral years 1180 for an Anoka or
some such' name, an ellrly surnmOi'
a pple, due ' to bear tho year It was
planted, by the advertisement, but
that was five or 81x years ago anll
we bave bad no apples yet, but
perhaps till s Is the year .
Our duck Is Betting ane} we IIro
boplng that lbls will be her year
nlsQ. Elich tlmc Aho hnoS hUll II
nellUul of eggs something hilS got
them. 'l'hl8 year hel' noal Is Ill' tty
well protected tram .dogs and
crows. Rat could got In Itnd I Ilnl
afraid that skunks' m:Ight be n.blo
to get In but we can t ell better
three or rour week8 trom now.
There 18 s1l11 ono tUrkey nosl tbo t
we clUl't find. I bqpe thnt If w
can' t find It that the rowl!' con
not elther.
I beor of mushroom tlndR
);l1It so rllr I lI n.ven't 'found n.IIY.
Thpse few W'lLl'm days hu n led t hem
nong but tlow Ills cold 'again nnd
that w,1l1 ' probably delay thorn.
Some old timer says that t here will
not be mnny this yellr becous
there WIlS so littl e snow last win'
ter. That might be true for things
are influenced by the soasons. 'rhe
asparagus Is delicious now but tills
will slow It up too.
Cold 01' warm this could be alhill
bi rd month. Everywllere we look
and everywhere we go there are
birds. . I b lLve seen almost all of
our old friends around the house.
. The brown thrash r was out ber
not long agO! and a mocking bird.
Tho other dl\-Y whil e driving tbnt
the woods below Fort Ancient 1
paw' a. big owl sitting on a. brunch.
We baoked up get a better look
and It flew across 'tile road where
t joined Its . mate. In . Wil.ynesvll1e
yesterday an oriole f1!1w acr08s my
path and ihe trees are full of the
commoner birds. We found a kll
deer's nest ono dn.y with tllreE)
darkcolored mottled eggs In It .
The eggs were rlgbt On tbe ground
but they were 8t) nea.rly the color
or the earth and stones that they
were dUrtcUlt to. see.
Tragedy . hit agnln. '('he cbll '
dren's beloved PUP.IIY got out on
the rond the other day and WRS
hit by a .ear that did not even
Blacken s])eed, nor BOund a warn
Ing with the hom. They al\ crlerJ
bitter I.ears hut tbe little boy wbo
anld .. Wben .my dadd)' comes
home, he will ftx him and then he
can walk. " But tbl o \fIlS beyond
daddr s a,klll. Would .it have been
ally different If tbe two year old
ba.d broken loose and stepped out
'Into tIle rand? Haw CAREFUL
ARIiJ Y OU '!
THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYNESVI
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I Have Leased the
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I HAVE HAD 30 YEJIRS EXPERIENCE AS A ME-
CHANIC AND AM EQUIPPED TO DO ANY KIND
OF AUTOMOBILE REPAJRING WILL FEArnJRE
GULF GAS and OIL and
do Lubrication Job.
Welding Firestone Tires

'I' he maple lea.vell-are almost out
\Jut ae uaual tho locust bao Ilardly
stll.lted. The woodo hllve, a 80rt
l'ealhul'Y greell look. The big
tnllliums Ilre alrelldy tumng pink.
The wild plum Is In bloom and the
l'e<lbud n.n<l tbe dog wood 10 In Ita
glory. The dandeliono are larger
nnd mol' penUful than uoual. Too-
bnd tlley spall the grass BO for they
are one of OUt showiest flowers.
1
A U tile beauUes of spring all
uround us but t.h weather 10 IItUl
uncomfortable. I was told tbat
there was a bad storm tbe otber
night. The wind blew and tba
lightning nashed. The IIgbts were
put out In many paces snd an oid
red barn at the oouth end of Ridge'
vill e ' wns blOWn down. The raIn H A R V E Y S BUR G ROY ABBOTT
illd not blow against mY window so
It WlAYNESVILLE 2834 .. , .' '1
Ie going aioDg and It "Will
lloon bo lime for tbe Urat cutting = --,- -----------.-,-.---.:.
of a lralfa . . 'rhe coWs jlist went 'by KIIot Bole. WIleD I'ue "'11lows"
at full speed a.nd the calf with itll A knot hole ,educ,. ItrenJth probe When a fule "bl0111'" lomethln.
II 1mlIl,_too much load on the elf-
mil high In the air jus t went down .ably eVID Ie .. thin I tI,ht Inter- cult or I . abort clrclllt lomewbere.
acrOS8 tbl) pasture. There come I1'OWD knot. 'l'h1II la due to the flct Loclte Ind remove the .ource ..
f h th
that the fibera of I knot are It a
the other . two cows rom teo er .. trouble betore Inlertln .. I nlW
rtlht ... ,Ie' to the ,eneral direction
side of the IIprlng an.d the spotted Gt-fiben of the .tree and. therefore,. fule IIId then be lure to uae the
Clill III coming I do not see eOlltribute litUe 'Itreneth; the lelier .proper I1IL
anything .around \.0 disturb tbllm 41ltOl'tloD of ,rlln Iround a Imot
bllt doubtleliR they had reasons of bole IbID around a knot IDWJrOWD
with Gben of the wood more IbID
tilelr own, olle startR and the rest eIIaet. wIlat atrenath ..... kDGt would
ro'tlow - JURt like people. 1lY ..
Pater Ponders Progeny
Frank NebioD U be baa bIiteD off more tbaD be eaD
In blI ........... 1 .. fatller .. DeuIe Da7. OD -4 Da,1Ia.
tbe Life of D ...... 0.,.. OVel' WLw-iUIO 8e1DdaP .t . P .....
EST. AI pater fllblUu &0 tile plsUated taor, W'I'uk' ...... .......
In iDClreaelDl.' eoDluatac IltutIDI;II wll1eb ......... lor ... ....,
. - .. . .. .. ,
CHr-Taite 1 __
AnT 01 I dozlD IWrerat IdDcIe cd
plua. IIId .el'-
tabl. CIII dIttort the lI.tor ancl
odor oI .aWk it ted to COWl ,un
before mDIdn" .IfI,e. Clb-
bl,e, tumlPl, IIId Ilmllar vel.
tabl.. Ire I frlqUeDt CAUle of off
alvon thII time of Ithe yell'. The
trouble CIll bl Ivolded b7
11v1q IUch feed after
JD1IIdnr-lllver beforL
To Softeia Uutter
To make butter or margarine
Ipread smoothly without tearing
bread. soften at' room temperature
.. r "cream" with 81 fork. Do not
. melt because this malles the fat
soak Into I'Ilther than spreAd on
hread .
iAquld ,'.mmonla
.Use of liquJd ammonlll as I
lOurce of nitrogen f <' terWi:r.ln,
crop. IR
OFI:ER No.1
INTESTINAL ILIS
THREAT TO PIGS
Several different klDda Gt tatal
InteaUoal dleeale. can ruin the
year's pig crop.
One type of enterlU, (IDte.unal
lnflammatlon) Is caused by a COD-
taglous virus, another il due to a
germ like that responalble tor
hu.nan cholera. V1rulent genua
akin to the typhoid bacUlul are
known to cause other outbreaka,
A case of DutrlUoDII enterlU ..
while certain varieties of Intestinal
parasites produce Icourlng and
wasting sickness.
Reeeqt '/eterinary research has
shewn tl,al growIng plga on In-
ll'lequatt amounta of animal pro-
t(l ;" Or on foods lacking In the
\i b ::-.ir B cc::J?!cI! are much more
prone to 41velop the chMDlc type
or enterStle commonly lmown ..
''Decro''.
SIDce trIItlq aIclt pip for In-
telltInal dlaea.Ie. often
.-wine pI'Oduceg can _ve much
mOD" IDd trouble by developing
& plan to prevent thOle dIIIordera,
In molt cu .. , it the producer
a-oocI unitary practiCei.
coupled wIth proper r&tlODl,
"necro" Ie not Ilkely to be 10
much of a problem.
BeclUN tnteltlDal dllellel in
Iwlne are dueto,1O many different
cauaea, the mo.t Jmportant fInIt
IItep, 'When ID out.bree.k occurl, ..
to find out the WI c&uae of it.
Anil, becaUle the external Iymp-
toms and ligna ot lUeh dlaeue
are 80 much alike 1t I. alway.
good planning to. cOllllult & vet-
erinarian .. early .. poIIIible.
Thle paYII ' off In two way. .:....
chances' of laving .Ick pip are
greatly lncrelled by early, effec-
tive treatment; and, once the
cause of the trouble II known. the
remainder of tl\e drove can be
protected aplDIt it.
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PAGE SIX
(l nll c mnt
A Cltstrill!C' r :.: at dl wn a t a t able
in H sma r t res laura nt a nd l ied a
nfl pili n hfs The scon
dali 7t' d m:lna/i er cull ed 0 W,l iter
a nd In- tructe him, " Try to ma ke
him unct c rs la nd, as I <I e rully as
, Iha t t hat 's not done."
Sa id t he t houg[1trul wal t r to the
customer: " P or{jon me. s ir Sha ve
or hairou t ,

NODctlal a nt , Too
" The horn all your car must be
broken," ,
"No, it' s jus t ind iffe r ent ,"
" I ndiffe rent I What do you
n1ea n?"
. "n i ust doesn' t give a 'hoot,"
WHEN SLEEP WON'T
COME AND YOU
FEEL GLUM
"se Chewing-Gum Laxative-
REMOVES WASTE ... "OJ GOOD FOOD
Wilen ,.oa enn' , .Ieep-feel awfUl
because 70U neec1 a luatlvII -40 ..
N:ILLJONa do - cbew RElf.KlN'r.
la wonQerfuUy dUferentl
Docwrs say man7 otller lauthea Itarc
their "lIuablng" action too aoo . / rl", ...
In tI.e .to ..... o ... Lar60 dose. of such lax-
atives UIl8O' dlreetlon, fluab awa1 nour-
ishing tood 'OU need for bealtb and
IInervy , . . you feel ..,eak, worn out.
But gentle' nIIN-A-IOl'fT. ta.llen .. nc.
onunonded, works obiefl, In tbe lower
bowel wbere It r"DlDY"a 0.1,. .... te
_oDd foodl You . ...old that "'eall. tlrod
feeling. U ... n:EN-&-Iol.N'r anCl .reel 1 04
Gne, tQII of lire, '5f', 50" Or only
Alcoholics
or. St K PEOPLE I. u renl' noed
or pJ;opf r t r c a tment. !l to " d q,1J
hasp lt lllnUon r eqalred. foll owed b"
R , e k f)f v ll rlautl neCOttRr",. tonics
b, t'tll r Ll cen ell J- by. !-
oj,o. n8., No tblU l tl t or book le t 01 II t l -
, ' nt 0ns ull<lU. ... ,.
. Th'e LE'E I NSTITUTE
4Ul l nd .. 0lnol nn4" I',
.. ,UEd",ond
feels Years Younger
Arc sleepless nights
and njlr vou.s ness
acting as a drag '
on your career?
makl'og you feel
old nnd worn Ollt?
Then, read tjlis en-
cOUl' aging state-
ment by a man who
feared his advancing age-until he
made,an Important di6co:oBrll:
'Nights of sleepless tossing and
turning made me feel old 811d tired
-unable to meet the business com-
petition of )'ounger men. my
doctor put the blame on 'coft'ee
nerVes' and auggested 1 switch to
POSTUM. Now, with nervousneas
gone, I get 8 hours sletlP every night
and I literally feel '"
SCIENTIFIC .. aCTS. Both, coffee
and tea contain caffeln. And caf-
f ain is a drug-a stimulant which
acts upon the brllin and central
nl!l'Vous.system. Also-in IUBcepti-
ble persons-caft'ein tends to pro-
duce harmful stomach acidity. So,
while many people 'can drink cof-
fee or tea without ill-effect, others
suffer nervousness, indigestion,
sletlplessneas, But POSTU1.1 contalns
no caft'ein or other dr ug- nothing
that can possiblll keep 11011. Gwok"
or upset your nerves'.
MAKE THIS TaT. Give up coffee-
give .up tea-drink l'OSTUM exclu-
sively for 30 days-and judge bll
results I Ask your grocer today for
INSTANTPOSTVM-A Vigorous Drink
made from Healthful Wheat and
Bran. A Product of General Foods.
II'HE MIAMI GAZETTE W Thursday, 11. 195f)
lOMAN'S WOr LD on V;dll.CS
Cy no ing til e Aus
C Vor nd De -9 I I S I 'Y
An AI mJal
Affair .
I De ermine Your Choice of Rug
By Ertta Haley
FrLtL,
By Rloha rd lIiU D OES THE Si ZE of he room a t
fcct I;hol ce at r ug ata- Ie? What
L
AST YEAR WE a ppointed Bar- U Ihe room is small1 a room hns
ncy Bridges chair man at pur fil l<lln pai nted walls and is uphol.
annua l fair' ill Burncrest. Old J akc stered ' wit h solid colored
Flet cher had becn chai rman for 15 j ust what kInd of rug should be
years, nnd there wcr e who chosen?
disapproved of I Many ot us ha ve been In a count.
ousting b I m in less number at rooms and have
3
Minute favor of young I sc:t rcely noticed the r ug. 11 the
Fiction Ba rney. . rug, however, n,ot been care-
Cyrus Gill . the fully chosen, we probably 'would
town' s leading long r emember it, f or so Important
and r fchest ci tizen, voiced the is the choice of a rug to a room.
senUments 01 the maj,ority. "Jake Wrong colors or designs on the
ran a good enough fa tr, .but J ake' s rug In a perfectly furnished room
gett!ng old and his ways a re out of can . r uin the effect. The correct
date. We gotta keep ,up ' wlth the style may be somewhat .observed,
tlrpes out here in Burncrest Itke ev- This may not seem quite
erywhere else. Barney Bridges Is but It's only because most people
young and has modern Ideas.' : are .not acute enough to take in aU
'IbIs was true enough. Barney the det ails of a room,
promised to zip up the faLr. Tbe Rug choice Is often hard 'to make
first thing he planned to do was because so many taetors Innuence
modernize the horse racing event_ the decision. There' s type of rug,
Iferetofore we'd just had races which to a large degree is in-
that were run for the honor of the tJuenced by th e si ze or the budget.
thing, trotter s, with folks making Then there's color and . design
side bets. Barney' s i dea was t o choice. Should small rugs be used,
import some famous promoter and or would waU to wall carpeUn, be
the betting opcn. pt elerable?' Does thick pile mea n
"n's beck or a lot worse to quality or are ther e other indIca-
bave a 10& 01 undercover bot- Uons for that factor? All these Bnd
ting going on wltb no lIysl.em to other questions .must be met Intel.
It tban U will be t o have open lI gently belore :vou place, a
betUng' wUb ever yone being' small or large rug on the floor of
given n ohance to throw In his qny of your rooms.
dime' s worth," One must be careful not to let .
Everyone but J a ke F letcher 0 e aspect out weigh the others.
agreed. "The only trouble with Color may be right , but there's
thet is," he allowed. " this proles- too much design in some rugs for
slonnl promoter j igger you're go- your small room. rug l]1ay
ing to import ain't known to none be deeply piled, lu'Xu rl ous llnd com
at us. l! he' s a Slicker, took ouL!" but the r oom r equires
" Pshn\v!" declared Ba roQY tol-
"The man I Have in. mind
has . been jn the business for years.
woUldn' t da re try nolhin' fun-
ny."
" Dunno about t hat ," said J ake. I
" You 'got to !\gute that last
ma n of us Is lido wad with cri mi-
nal instincts. wc're honest
enough on the surface, That'-s be-
cause we' re' smart . But you give
us a chance to pull a fast one BO'
we'U jump at it- if wC're sure we
can get away with it,"
A
NYWAY, Ba rney impor ted
chap Dana Easton. Dana
on had promoted everything fro'rn
prize fights to steambo!\ t races,
When we put the prOPOSition up to
him he sald hii' d sure be glad to
the horse racing angle of
'our Fair.
The day of tbe Fair arrived
aDd ' 1& seemed Utat .mos& of tbe
money wall bet OD a mare
DArned Romln, Pfgeon, driven
by <lbarley Colewefl. Cbarlfe
bad WOD plenty of raoes in pallt
yearl and ft looked like be "a.
coin.. to will acaln.
I sat In 'the grandstand and
watched the sulkies line up. They
made a PJ'etty sight. The' band wus
playfng., the sun shinning and
everybody was happy and feeling
festive, Dana Easton had proven
.Every one.;but .Jake Flctcher .
..... eed. ire .lIowed, "U be'
lUcker, look out."
his showma!;lship by decorating the
track and grounds and issuing silk
shir,ts and caps to .tIle dr ive'rs. He
had Ilfso hired the band and in-
stalled - a. louc;lspeaker sN' stem.
Choos, floor 10 Sill, , . ,
more color or pattern to .set oU
the furnishings. , The correct rug
will satl sty in al1 respects, and as
such represents a deciSion in.
fluenced by several factors.
Lei Eyes be Gllfde
In Color, Dl!1ilp .
Your eyes alone can be the j udge
. whether a coloI' I" right in your
home with your particular furnish-
Ings. When you go out to select
a rug, ' try to ca rry alQng with you
an exact size of what the room is
llke. View the r oom before leaving
and see If you have a . fresh, un-
cluttered view of the colors. '
Rugs may be a dramat ic point
of departure tor the Whole color
scheme of decor at ion. or they can
be a subUe background for your
furnishings. One thing It is well to
remember is the colors 01 rugs
"grey d.own" a tter several wee'ks
of . use, .even when they are kept
"lean, so they will not be qui te as
, bright as when yOU first purchase
them. This has nothing to do wJth
tadlng, since good qUBilty wool
carpeting does not faoe. .
Consider design along with color,
Too much pattern fn a room will
give a resUess, cluttered feeling

Then the race started. Around
the trliCk tbey went, six of them,
Burnside',s best, stretching out
.thefr neckS. perfect stTide. Hom- .
ing Pigeon led up to the hall. then which destroys harmony and bal-
Jaaper Bush's horse came abreast . lInce. If the room is small, avoid
of him, then Dryson came too much pattern, since the eUect
abreast of them, then Feri.us Cross will be the same.
came abreast oi them. . If wails a.nd of the uphol.
It looked like. a heck and neck stered pieces are plain. you woul4
attalr,' wblch struck me as b'elng do well to choose some patterned
mange. Then suddenly I stopped rug for the room to avoid mono't.
yellin, \ and just ' stared. Coming ony. If walls or draperies are pat-
down the strateh the tour lead terned, the best choice wQl.lld be
horses lIad. slowed down . . and a solld color, tone on tone or tex.
by cripes, 15 yards from the fini sh tured floor covering. .
tape, they all ' ,With s'mllll rooms, stay with the
It wasn't untfJ \ late that 'nIght 'plain rugs, and if you can afford
that I got all details. Dana' It. plan wall to wall carpeting. Tbis
Easton had bribed CbarlJe Cole will , give a feeling of space and
well and Jasper Bush to pull Ulelr, luxury.
horses 10 Hector Dryson could win, Texture Interest dominates in
Hector was a long shot and would rug. chosen , for modern rooms,
have paid plenty, and many of these are featured In
Bid It didn't work tbal "a";. the lighter colors, ' Most of these
Wh)'t Becaase Jake F1e&d1er have UtUe pattern.
had ftrured wbal Dalla EadoD For Victorian atTle' rooms, dark. '
was ap &0 uti bad aecreU)' aDd er colors In a loUd tone 'are most
lDdfvldaaD)' .rlbed Ibe etller effective 'slnce there la, consider.
lou racen .. ID Ibelr able pattern used. Patterned rug.
hones. are frequently chosen for Early
With all lix bribed the
race Iimp17 came to a standstill
and nobody llniIbed.
"Wbicb," lake Fletcher pointed
out. ',ust pa'OVU 1117 c:cmtenUon
that evv;r mu', a crook If be
1IdDb be 08D pt at1a7 with !t."
American room. it there I. not
too much dealen und ebewbere in
the room.
Use ...... to " ....
QaaU&fIB R ....
In rap a. III molt 1bIDp, 7OU'D
let wIuIt YOU pa, 101', I D4 W. Sa
C New, Design
I. SCRIPl'URI!: : Hosea , upec!nllY 11 : 1-4,
0- 11 -
I RIilADI NG : P salm IlI,O.
Forgiving Love
Lesson for !\[ay te, 1950,
A
LL RELIGIONS believe In God,
. but not aU reli gIons know the
God who loves. Gods tha t rul e, gods
thnt threat en and punish, gods that
sit on high and distant thrones-
yes, the history of
religions s how I
j plen ty of these,
But It Is not every
reUglon be
lIeves in a God ca
pable of love. We
C1.trlstians say that
God I'll love, but
already centuries
belore Christ the Dr. Foreman
irispired , Hebrew
prophet Hosea was saying that tho
high' God, the holy God, not only
can but does love his creature8 on
earth.

Love With an IF
B
UT HOSEA goes further than
,' this. Even the reli gIons that
the love or God do not always
unde7stand It. That there "fa
Tb,e charm of lDlay III com-
blneit' with the: richness of
thi ck., w901 RU_e Ln "'he parquet-
ry d,eslgn used (or floor cover.
Ing. Narrow- bands of frieze
form the ' gradullted' diamond
motU, Available In 21z-t n hand
9- lmd .12-foui-\\tldUas, . tbe -de-'
sIgn ' o9nrns lu.. , \,plnlds!l beige
color _ ; ,t
. vOJlltes of heaven" Is on Iden com-
mon to many religions, anolent
and recent.
The notion thot God loves those
who love him, that his love is a
large mensurc determines hllw
long tho rug will Ill st. r eward for good behavi or . that he
your bands to deterrTu nc loves good people but' not bad peo-
ple, In short t.bat I\e loves only the
QlInlity . A dellse pil e on a r ug al 10vlI ble-thi s i s bel!evll d by a gr eat
tests 1/ Its durability, Tbe more
many, but it Is not t rue, To put It
dense the , pile. ' the man' . it will In another way : Many religions,
resist your Ihumb' s making a dent
and even some persons In the He-
in it. Qua lity wool has Q spring- brew and Chr Istian religions, sup-
iness t hat let s it bOllnce b<:J ck Crom paso Ihn! God loves us wUh ',m IF.
pressul'e.
Try givIng the sur!ace of the ' ruJl Some of the more prln,ltlve
a sba rp rap wi th your knUckles, r eJlgion.'1 tblnk of Ood as lovIng
and you' u tlnd that thete's a Iit- onl y If he feels Uke It, ' If he
tic qepression, but It comes back h"ppen!! to be In the right mood.
as you can' t keep good 'wool down. There Is no &clUng when he
DepUl of pile alone does not de- may love and when not; he; Is
quality. Some of the new all unpredictable spring
n UlS combine both low and high wellther. The hIgher religions
tufts . know better; God Is not capri
Whatever the type of r ug you claus and Impulsive like a cblld.
buy, hllve it !It the room. No mat. But still sometimes even In bet-
ter how nice a rug is. If it's too ter r eJ,iglons God Is thought of as
small, It looks like a postage stamp loving with an IF. It you love m'e
in a large r,oam, and will throw (he Is thought as aar ing) I w\J)
it oU balance, For a small room, love yoU, If you are good enough to
a space or six to eight inches from love. I will love you. If you earn
the walls Is acceptable; In a large my love. I will pay you by loving.
room, the may be from eJ,ht you.
to twelve inch.ta. . .
A pad chpsen to fit unqerneath No God's Heart
the coverl,iil{. YoIill mllkethe 'HOSEA HAD LEARNED a
rug" lQnger'" by er lesson .from God. Through
pt essurei U also prev ts friction his own -Jl\\teT experience (see last
over rough spols floor. In Sunday's fes son) he knew that hi s
to these Important runc- own love for his wlfe outlived ' all
B rug pad ,nchbr s the r ug the shame she bad I:!rought to hi s
and prevents Its shifting on the heart and home. In himself he
noor. knew, as ,a living tact, love for an
carpets on the market are unl oving and unlovable person. So
now Q'lade with a sponge rubber -and so much more-God COUld,
cushior bullt right to the back at would and did love hIs unIaHhtul
,tpe ' rug during the . wea ving pro pepple Isr ael.
cess. With no need for "God so, loved saId the
lin extn pad. ' prophet. "God so loyed t)te ' world,"
D.OY Oare says the Gospel. qod's love Is not
' Rup lJa, <lOndItlOD , the bl! r gnlning I<lnd. He does not
Vse"ili carpet' sweeper -every day walt till ',' we lire' "good enough,"
to 1I1ck: up the day's IIccumulation His love bas. no .W': ln it.
of sUrfa co. dirt, thread, crumbs,' , . _
sand a'nd dust. Avoid ualng a stlU Suppose We Say No?
orfsUeCi broom on the 'rug. but oc AT TH.IS POnrr something must
caslonllilly It's helpful to lise soft be said that .would seem to go
broom, as this does not harm the without saying, only there are so
wool pile. many persons who misunderstand
Make, certain the vacuum sweep, the truth just here. God is love:
er' is clean when using It, and em we teamed that in Sunday school
, pioy twice a week on the rug, when we were small, we have seen
Don't be .upset 11 the sweeper It In mottoes on the wall. we have
picks up loose bits .of tluU from grown used t9 the Idea. But some-
the rul:: 81 this is common to aU times we twist this truth into some-
ne\v rugs. The fluff comes (rom thing else .
the loo:se p,ieces ,of yarn left In the We think, "It GOd . ls love then It
. pile aIter cutting. doesn't matter much wha t we do.
Don' t strain yourself by hauling He Is going to look aft er us and see
lli,e rugs out to beat them, be that we come out all ri ght. Noth.
.the large rugs used In a living lng's gOi ng to hurt ti S because our
room. or !be small ones used in loving F athl\ r Is ri ght here to pro.
bedroom, scatter fashion : Beating tect us." Thi s Is a mi stake.
on a Hne with a stick will loosen
the tuns and break, the backIng,
and wfIU c,ut. down' years of service.
' surfaces can . be bright-
,en cd with a quickly evapora ting
cleaning fluid, ' a synthetic cleaner
.or an absorbent powder cl eaner.
Ulle arlY these in between the
visits to the cleaner' which should
come
It'll easy, to avoid permanent
on the rug if you act quick.
DOllc" teaelte!', and tlte Bible
'as a whole' tell cit"", that God' s '
love Is uot compnhdve; tllat Is,
hlti love must be freely reoelved
becaDse 1& 18 freely offered, We
\laD say "No" If we In.ls&.
And It we do tum our backs and
run away, the consequences are
terrIble lind not even God's love
will keep If! ,from them.' ,
. It Is only the person who turns
bls heart to God who finds that
love, like . casting Out the
fear and, the eyU trom his mind and
heart. .

Iy enough, Use a clean absorbent
cloth tn, soak up lfqulds; u,se a dull
krille (,1' spatula to pick up any.
thIng Isol1d or semf-soUd, ItJter
this. initial t r.eatJ;nent, IRonge the .
'with water or a soapless' The eost
" latbt!r cll1i1ner.:' clUuted with wJl ter DEEPEST TRUTH of all Is
QUBCK and
TAS1YMEAL
Van Camp',
Pork and Bean.
fit Tomato'Sauce
Choice, plump, whole heaDS.
a 8ca:et savory toma to
8auoe ... 8wect tende/pork ...
wi lb flallor throll s h and
,brOilS". Only Va o Camp's
. .. originat or of canue.1 pork
lind beaps . , . givcs YOll 60
mncu gooll a t such
lit t le cost oCWOIIO), lind clTur!,
HUSBAND GOOI) NO.
WITHOUT IIARSH L-AXATIVES
."For my hIHl bnnd.
medici nes every
Then he begun
ror breakrast.
wOI1dt rf ul, it keeps
him regularl" Thyra
Nelson, Stili' Route 1.
Box 661, Unioo
J
Wash. JwJt one 01
man, ullSl)licitcd leI,.
Urffrom ALL-BRA.N
You, too, 1II1:V
. expect amazing re--
suits for colUltipation
dietary bulk, Eat an ounce tasty
Kellogg'8 ALL-BRAN daily, drink
plenty of water! If not complete/II
satisfied afte'r 10 days, send empty
cartoD to Kel1ogg'lI , Battle Creek,
Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
BACK!
MANY EVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF' BACKACHES
.u I" older t ...... a.d "rain, 0 .....
aerttoD, el esllve .mokID&- 01 elpneUl. to
eold IIOm, tlm .. . 10"" do .... kidney h .....
tlon. Tbl. I. ad muiy foll<o to ""m
plain 01 backacbe. I ... 01 pe p and
.n.rlY. aDd diuineu. Get t lnl
liP Illabla 0' f,.,qU. 1l1 P .... R.. may r .. ulI
trom mlDo, bl.dd. , Irritati on. dUI 10 .old.
damp .... or d l't&rl/ ladlaentloaa.
If 'ow dileomfo'la I.. due to tb_
ea_ dOD't .alt, try 00..'1 PU", I mUd
diuretic. V .... bl' mUUo .. tor
aftr 60 ,earL WbU. Lb_ Il'mptom. ",a,.
attaD oLberwl.. occur, It'. Imul.1 bow
.. allll "m.. Doe.'. III.. bappl' rtllol-
lIe1p tb. 15 mil.. 01 kldnoy tulln Ind Hit. ...
lIullt oal .u\& G., Doan', PUll ' t"day'
DOAN'S :PILL'S
ltip ,.8_ dIstres. ef MONTHLY
FEMALE
COMPLAINTS
Are JOu 't roubled I), 41SU1IIOI of fe
fuooLl OlIlI1 periodic dlaLurb
ances? Do... Lh ia make you 8" lTe,
frOm pAin, feel so nervo" . tired - at
suoh tim os? Tbon ltart taking Lydia
E. Plnkbam'. Vegetable Compound
about Len day. before to rell e
auch lympWma Plnkham'l 11M I
grand IlOOthlog 00 on! 01
1D0mCln. mOl' ImJ)Ol14nl GrO..... '
Trot, lb. womID', frie nd I
lOlA t PINKHAM'S
beln, . c:are.(ul not to wet the carpet one which Hosea partly sees.
thro"Ugh the "bae1f: lIet In sunli ght but Is fully seen 01)lY in New . ,. I
and..,ail to dry the , wool or the car. Testament. God's Iqve for &lnners . Ona appHcation .,
pet m ay begin to rot. Is costly, It fa not a Ught thing,
When carpets begl.n to look shad easUy g(\Yen. MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT
ed or streaked, there's nothin, As D08ea'a forclvlnc . of f h lif
wrong . with the It IIlmply Gomer COllt him maob, 89. the or t a a of your plates
mean . that constant trafiic over love 01 God for III, wanderlnc II ,.,w t are 100M a.d .up 0' bun refit
thele have' ...-ed the wool eltlldrea e"st. 111m .more. Thai (0' ' ..... n. , comfon wleh.aof.
'UUJ .. BnlDlDt Plug Lio.. , 'IrIPe. La, "rip 00 uppu
tufts clffterent dlreeUons, Keep . .... Is trae, D,OIIea realllN. o. 10WClI..'"'..... bil. , ld Ie .. old. perfcell"
. the In order b)' sweeping and But 10 know what the love of God
vacuum cleaner In the reaJJ:r eosts. we bave 10 stand In the .... 11t m. ala "DOW 10 rcll.{ o. 1001"
U .... t tel P uI _ ... ' -" lad. ro_ ...... Aad bothcf of '''po","
thtl pOe, .u 0 a va17. a lpe""'l In QPUcaIfOlUtblllftlofowhounor.da",s.o.,.
W,lIOlliJIille carpetlnM doe. not 1Up- the church ot God '.'whlcb .be pur- tllpl!las. r,ot .. IDd ..". KU'" E ..
'Ciprettel or QUlrl wtUt hi. own blood.' There I -:=0:::=
fIr.mIlU!. rna)' char the pOe elm be 110 hllber prJ.e than that. tridJ ...... PIutiu.a.
can be repai.red b;r cgp: eogn""
eadI with Ibarp &:=.r ' I .... '5.
tol1owlq with a lOllP- I .......... , .
alld water l,poDJ1DI. IWIiodII pl .... A',., .... 1IOn!
,.
Thursday, 11, 1950.
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
I
A u'ros. T,WOKS &: AC(,EAS,
IUIK4U /)OilOE \ "OON
.F bur-whevl t1rlve
j
You would clIlI II
o nly run 4000 ml es. P ow r winch h unt
power l uke-oU un renr. li' lIc: lnry CJQl1IJIPcd.
radio nnd Mud sriI' 7.lWX10
-8 ply. You ." " over 51 1000. Owncr died
- reol son (or . Illng.
at ro. U. M.
rhOllr ___ -.
DUSINJ::S &. INVE! T. OPPOIl.
JOii'S-wi'tt;-"I O.llC.-t; r ll.- l l! '-;;;--1-1 II
(or 0110 hnndrou. u nits th at must b e Tt'

lz.ntlon. lI iAh r Ol' rcll uble op,"'r :-. ..
tors. 'ont nci )t n t\ 1\1 " " ,[' \\'11
'r r ucklnr OrrH.rntlo n, r.fl t , ' en r A\'cngt . '
T hnn. 'J,' e l C"pbnn l: At c ml'l l.!J
DOGS, "ATS, PEl'S, E'J'C.
it,;'i';;- n lllOlt hrl' : - "leu;1:
I lI.ell I I1OLlRI.nds: cI<:lh: hLNI
.
1 .. .
F ARM 1'II1\CBINEltY. & EQUIP.
- --------.,. -
Id II.
New blowe r. It tlttDchment:i. A.I
"7.... 11. Ohio
F AIWS AN., rr nms
---''I ____ ---."""''''::-- -..,.
....: 00 ACJU:: '. Ucst u l producth e !-toil : "QOU
wel l 2 miles 10 mlllkct.
FOI' dCI 118 wrlte. Cha rl eN T .
III.byllt . Oblo. .
HAl', GRAIN, FEED
..
denn. dry quickly. Clinton oeed 0 Ia.
KonTOfl Soy bea u. . Wrllo tOT circular.
.Deale r. wnnled. Ya",er Brolber., BI.
MI . Veraon. Oblo.
HELP WANTED-MEN
INSTRUCTION
.. A P I&'7 TeobalelaD. Learn "IDlem-
",I CUllin. ," vacclnatln., debeakln" dlal-
_mnl, etc, Make from 1'75 to 1125 per
-week. Protected territory; 2 week cIa
larta .oon. 70r Interview write to L
R ..... C p."y, Ar.'''ld, OllIe.
ATTENTION VETERANS
!Aam ,rode Jhnt will never be replaee4
_ machinery. Dental Loboratory Teell-
nato.)' pre .. ntll .n oppotiUD. lty fer v_tor_
All. to own and man_Ie their own labora
Apf.'oved for veteron tralnlnt under
'!W 3M. For full p a r cular.
C. Ea D ",. Laber.'.ry lIe .... 1
II Ea.' Mar"" tit.. Akrein. 0111
MISCELLANEOUS
.Pal.'0 ... 140 snow-white U\nnlum lead
a nd 011. Money-back lunrs nlee Dol to
rub or w" sh ou., or lurn
52."" 1101. . In 5-gal. cnn l. Over million
!laUons
.. 0 W, "'.lbl.llon 8t .. Cblc.ro. III.
F lly BDrrab\ 81..... One OnJlon Coc:oonul
OU Sha mpoo tor pp. Money ba ck
lua ra nl ee. 81an4.rd DI.Ulbelor., Mall
Ord.r D.pt Bo,. 81. Fr.mIJllbam ......
AN; UOUR OR '1'WO a we"k c a n Increnl
our Income. Wrlle t or Detnlle. I;VNN
bnoz. no"l. S, 1110 .E,," Indian a ..... 1
R,e" d. Phpe nlx. Arbona.
Mtlnbera Are eolJectln.- past a ccounts
Tor I... t ho.. live percenl. J"qr deloll
write SeearU.v EDterr'lrtRe I-retenlon e"
1710 E. leertan S.b ... I\d. , P .... DI". A....
100 Napk\ , Aasor t.d color. with
. ... me prlnte<t-In Gold, only 11.110 pp . .
. o..{."i' ..
Clol I. :0, 1111".1. ..
MuaJ c composed to y-our
Sonl Poom und publishing advice. $12.00.
Recor,lIng is. "1( 11'0. OCle r expires June
:10th. Conoa. ):11 Wlld .... d. "'In.beller.
M
AII.ellon 80"JrwrUe .. : Chonee of lIIe
Ume thaI ml ll ht bring dolla.. to your
WCkel. 1',,11 Information (or 3< .time-
II:! I Sil. IIIb 8 .,
8TJ\TUAK Y, Cruclflxos repaired, re
newed ot rea sonabl e rOl ea. Send by
mBll or exp ress .or Star Art
I , HOt Eo"rl 81. . J'11I.hurJb 12. Pa.
PERSONAL
lITOM"CII .u ..... , Quick a l'lUlztnll re-
l ief. NeulrDlae ,c.leJlUfl eally lIeutrallxu
","ceo' uold. Be ' convlnc"d. Ma ll S1.OO.
N.pal Cbemltli l Co . an Norlbwe. l-
.re Sla., Delrolt 4,
UNWANTED HAIR
Perman ently e radi cated (rom any pRrt
of Iho body With Snen-Pel lhe remark-
" bit' dl, conry o[ the Bit SnonPelo don-
t a ln. no d r ull or c:hernl cal ond wlli kill
!be hair root.
Lor-Beer Laboratories
C,. G n"llIo 8t.; Vnpcoanr. II. C.
. POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP,
BE A WISE DUCK
and f.lIow Ihe quality S.A
h." vy breed chiou . :011.95 ".r hundred.
U.S. npproved by Ihe 'Iollowlng
lndlnnn. Kenlucky. Georgia lIJ\d' Ver-
mont. 05 " IIvnblllty Irull r nnl". d. SV(ed
c:h!cks If proferr"d., 011.0 Leghorn ehlck .
Plen .. do not confll. a our ehl cks wllb
otber cheap chiou. When beUer chlcka
a re holched. Frond, will hh c them.
Write, ca ll or pbone your tod .. ,..
Open Sundnys.
FRANCIS "lIfOIlERY
Mftdl 8on, O. Phon. 110
SEEDS, PLANTS, E!J'C.
01110 VER'l'IFIED h ybri d ed corn for
,,1\ 1)'1l.9 of 8011 o nd' IIrOwlnlr sensan. 25
vari etie s (or ,' out s perl rl c selection. nl eo.
c erlW.d Dnd Lincoln Sobea ns
sC!ed. \Yrlte f or pa rUc ul o r s . "II turner
prleNI.
O. C.
TRAVEL
-PLAN now to tlec MtI, ko your
va ca t ion dOIl." r Ito f arth.r. Rent be. ull-
luI npa rlmellt fn Mlnml. Writ e nud
Vb 1 So. 1mb. 8lr.el, Richmond, lnd ..
Ph.
WANTED TO BUY
I.NDIAN follcs. arrow hoa ds, i\one nxci.
ote . odd lItones with
h"I drilled In them. Hareld E"cle. BO.
W.... ID.IDD C. U" Oal
For Your Future Buy
U.S . . Savings Bonds!
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
GOSH!' A Bl.ACK
WlDOW/
YOU MADE our
YOUR WIl.L YET?
HOW DO YOll FEEL 7
.. "iou REALLY SICI( - OR V':TRYI
TO GET OUT OF DOIN'SOMlifUIHG
YOU OOM'T WANT 10 DO r"
.... WOULD '(OU UKE
A JOB FOR -A
FeW DAVS?
PAGE SEVEN
Grandma's Sayings
DID YOU EVER notice how the '
man Ilt t he t op Is most allus the
chap who's In the habit 0' gottln'
to tbo bottom 0' t hings ?
$S paid Mn. Eldanor Tlldel1. Altadena. Cal l1. :
.J.r '
WHEN IT COMES t o s tylo, yellow
N u - Mllld Is worth talkin' about.
Molded In table styl e '4
p ound pri nts that fit any scrvlng
You Cll n bet I alW!l.YB look tor
the picture of M i ss N u-M nid on the
paakage, 'causa MI!IO Nu-Mald means
modern margarine. ' .
"'" SMD..ES do to folk8 what bakln'-
powder does to cakes - fer smile.
make the spirits rhe and hearts
light. 1$ D&ld KlL n. DvrauI.1t&hob. 110.-
. "'"
WHEN I LQOK for margarine, I
alwa.y. look for the picture ot MI_
Nu-Maid on the packa(e. And folka
there'll a package that'. reallJj
.umpln'-modera 1n every way.
Seal. In Nu-Ma.ld'. "Table-Grade"
flavor: And that churnedtreah fla.o
vor make. a bill' d11rerenco In IIIJ'
oookln' and bakln'. .
*1 S will be p':;: upon pubUcaUoD
to the arat contributor of each
accepted aaylng or Ide&.
''Grandma'' Eut Pearl j:ltr .. t,
OlDo1nD&U 2, Ohio.
ALWAYS LOOK FOB SWEET,
wholesome Miss Nu-Maid on the
package when you buy margarine.
Miss Nu-Ma.ld Is l\llsurance ot
the finest modern margarine In the
finest modern package.
Older People Praise ..
It's So Kind ,to the System
Thousand!! of older people praiee
Nature' s Remedy, Nt Tablets. AD
.. at night bringa morning regu-
larity 80 thoroughly, yet without
perturbing effects. All-vegetable
ntIJI:ft the di/ference-a big difrel'- .
aneel Nt 's are compo88Ci of 10 IIilturai
vegetable ingredients. That' . why
th\ly're 80 kind to your. system.
Try M at our expense. 25 table ..
onlY25c. Buy a box at lUIydrug store.
Try them. If not completely aatia-
lied, return box witb uouaed tablet.
to UII. We will refund
your'moneyplus

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NOTICE!
Wayneaville .and COrwin
Communities
Alii To Do
HIGH GRADE SHOE
REP '1I1Htft1(--------f--;
Our Work Will Please You
Pric:'ea ReuOnable
Send It to 'DB -:- we'U n.
atore that trim; IDlIUt look,
. make It 10011 Uk. nn,l
Rout 48 North of, Route 73
Phone Centerville 7051
I' , FOR SALE - Mlnneapollsl{on97-
Charles R Thompson
well automatic furnace control.
complete; Electresteem hot water
DON'T FORGET TO CALL
us for' All types of
insurance at a savings. Call
Frnacis Gene Brown, Phone
Waynesville 2472 or call col-
lect, Wilmington 2 t t 1.
WARREN BRADDOCK
TOIP Soil, BauUn1r
1
Sancl, Gravel
JllxcavaUng WIth Baok Hoe,
' , Dr .... l1ne ancl Bulld,ozir
:WaynelV11le, Ohlo
Phone: Y/ayuelvllle 2191
BANK RuN GRA..VEL- Loaded,
at Davis Fum.. PJt- 60 cents
cublie yard. :We allO deUver. ARM
ITAGE .I; SON, Phone 2091. U
LU'MBER .,.. All kinds,in aU len-
gtbls and Wldthll, Kiln dried.
Re:llsonable prices. All orders,
large or small wlll be ,dellvered,
Hog Houses, ' ACY LAMB, Pbone
Wnynesv11le 2701 ,
FIARMS WlANTED-1 have buy
ers for all sizes ot farms, nonll too
smalL or too large. You hu'Ve tried
the t'est, now try the hest. For
reference a:sk someone who haa
with me. It you reaUy
to lsell, oontact Ben E. 011ne, n t. ....
Spring Yalley Phone

FOR REN'l'-AplU'tment, S
light and wat l' just newly decor-
ated on ard street. EfUe P.
Cook. X- 427- 1).4-11
FOR. SAI..E-3year-old grnpe :vIne/!
Palrry Cook. Main street .
X- 27H1 .
SPECIAL PFlRENNJAI.8 no w
Teady, pu.l nted daisl 8,
pnllsleQ, etc, St.;) Ollll'lI On rcJ olI ,
Main lind High 8tre ls, Waynes-
ville. Phone ' 2551. X- 427-5- 41J
FOR cbeny (h'ol) leni'
tabl es, baby scales RJid car bed
nnel seat. Phone 2632.
X--4-27- 5-4n.
WASHING DONE In my' home .
Ph()ne 262G, \\ o'ynesvllIe.

li'OR RALE - Wnll nll,pet Il1m'1les.
pri ces reduc d on nearly all PRt-
terns 26'7h tl.E.Stan'dtford.

1'&.2 SALm.:-Table model radio lind
pbODOgr8/pb, Plus 80 records and
table. 2924. 1 t
roB; SA.LiE - ' Elghtroom hOIl R!',
semimodern. Everett Gustin.
X-6-D18-25 HARVEYSBURG. OHIO radiator ; speedy paint sprayer.
, with or without motor; .'Model 48B ---:---------
Mossberg ,22 cal. rifle wlth .a roR BALE - 19'0 Willys . TRY GAZE1TE aASSIFIEDS
;
, DEAD STOCK WANTED
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EARL A. MARLATT scope; 3 wrist watches. 1 1:111D. runDlng condition prlvate owner
2 Bulova; cb-alse lounge; onta- 1200.00. call M& 7970 before -12
Earl A. Marlatt, 67 years old, mower lawn mower. baDY str.,lIer.
Mt. H"lIy, ' died Aprl 30, after an hi g h chair. Ernest EdgIngton, nQi(]ln. Pearl '!9nclalr On Rt.2Dayton
JllnesB of three months. He leU a PhOne 2995. X- 5-:-11-111-115 .10 ,- box 226 - A 6-- 11 18-25' 3t
FRIDAY, SATURDAY 1213
PLUS HlT ,No. '2
"THUNDER IN TH'E PINES"
SUNDAY, MONDAY ' MAY 14,15
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TUSDAY,WEDNESDAY MAY 16. '17
THURSDAY ' BUCK NIGHT MAY 18
FREE KIDDIES PLAYGROUND
lV..EnIODIST OIUROI NEWS ROTARY TO SPONSOR
'I
Next . Sunday morning Motherll PROJECT FOR BOYS
D:J.Y W'JIl be observed with appto The Waynesvllle Rotary. Club Ja
I1rlate ' musIc by the cbolr and, BPoDBrortng tr:uck crop projects for
boys. All boYB Interested Bhould
The woman'B Society or Chrll' conault A. L. AJbaugb, :I. B. Crabbe
II 'Jl Servtce will hold tbelr reg- or Rev. KeYB at once .e It Is time
IIlar meeting at the home or Mn. for CroPB to be put out.
iloward Drummond TburacJay, May
l th at 2 P. M.
'!'be church Is planning a BervJce
1'01' Bu,nday, May 31 for R&v. and
Mrs. Coleman, 'Il'ho will move to
ne,! home In Upper SaildUBky
Thl. Js a Wbrthy project and we
think a great number of boYI will
take advantage or tbli wonderful
opportunity.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP .
HOltSES $2.50 t2.60
, HOaS .25 iCWT
Allo Sheep, Calve., etc.
wlCe. Fay. 1 slater, Mrs. ' Flora FOR SALE 19" 7 \Vlzzat'd bll.e P'O:R' SALE. _ ,' Farman Traetol' After the --"81' morro .... aerv-
oC Wa.ynesv'llle, one J - .. j ._... .... ,
lhe last of the month. '
TRUSTEES TO MEET
The Board of Trustees or Wayne
,wlll meet on Tuesday,
May 16, at 8:00 p, M., at the Town.
Bhlp llQulle.
Removed Dally
, 5-plece chrome breakfast set. ,wlth Red clo- h:e there wlll be a balket dinner In
brother Jobn of Cincinnati. Serv- 2461. X-5-U.tJ-15 vert Da.vtd Snead Elmtree Rd. the basement, .and an appropriate
CALL COLLECT
Wiyminrton 236a Lebanon 439
JANES RENDERING,
Ices were beld. WedneBday arter- ____________ Wa,ynesvUle 2109. . program.
noon at 2 o'clock ilt McClure Fun VISIT IN UPPER - G - 11 la, . 26 - at
eral Home. Rev. R. .B: Coleman WAR.UN W. ROQERS
I Mid
Mr. and Mrs. Jl\Ck Rich and obt,
wa. In cbarge. Burial was n . \ . FOR SAUi;-1 Pl'eSlIl1re gMolln.e Warren W. Rogerll, 79 years old,
dlerun cemetery. and Rev. and Mrs, R, B. Coleman 8,tove. 1 llutomnt1c rna' (lied in Mlldletown bosp.Jta.l \\red.
Ohio, and Mrs. Geneva States. of
Homer, 111" tbree grandchildren nnd
three great gr:andchlldren,
were visitors In Upper Sandusky, chl llle. \l\T. J. Hoover. Fiftb street,
, nesda.y morning, May 3, after an , Servlclls were held nt McOln e
Funeral Home Friday lIJ'tetnoot;t L l ,
2, ()'cloelt. Dllrlal WI\8 Irl J\filll n
-ON-- B-'U-R- ;:;' ;; ' '':,::; '
. Mrs. 'Margaret Frasier of Lebanon,
Exide' Batteries '
cemetery .
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'Driver TRAINING
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TO BEGIN SOON AFTER SCHOPL IS OUT
UNDER WHEEL INSTRUCTION
..
BY QUAUFIED INSTRUCTORS
FOR INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION
COME IN TO THE
FARM BUREAU OFFICE
PHONE 2528 \yU.MJNGTON, OHIO
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NICL.;.L YTE BATTERIES '
25 MONTH GUARANTEE - Add Water Once A Year
LUBRICATION
AUTO REPAIR SERVICE
24 HOUR WRECKING SERVICE
. lUers' Gar ...
MAIJ MIAMI aTI. PHONE WAYNEI. ... 1
Fi'restone Tires WANTED
, , REAL ESTATE
New and $8.95
,$2.00 Trade In Allowa,nce
,Lubricating Service Accessories
Op tI ;30 I . . m. to 9p. . Suud!.,.: I. ,m. to 9 p m.
Bob-
Texaco
ROOFING
Of An Types
1l1lluJated BrIcb and u"'"
toe Sldlns. SlIMt meta, work
of all tlD4II. Local l,ler.,..
, eel. AU worlr IU&ranteed.
HOWARD HAAS
Rout_ II WaynMvIlli, . O.
Phon_ WaynMYIll. ..
.Waynesville
Dead Stock
Ho ...... 11.150 - Cowa, 11.60
. Hop - 26c crt
Aeeordlng to Size
and Condition.
Call
Xe)lia 454
ReYerae Charau
FertiJi,.
BUYER.!I ' WAITING
Especiall.v For Farms
.FOR QUICK SALE CALL'
RoY' E. 'Smith
. Broker
Rt. 48, 5 South of
CenterVille.
Centerville 7056
L1vJ Wire and Progre.llve. AD
second to non .
Strictly leUers on the beat all
around market in the country,
. SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
For Dally ,.,.rket Reporta:
WHlO Dvlon, 12:60 Dial
1800; WLW Clnolnnatl, 1240, Dial
700.
BROCK

,I 110"; _.- - - - - - - -
Armitage.& Son
SAND ..... GRAVEL
BLACK-TOP DRIVES
TAR ... ROAD OIL
LAWN aael FIU.J)IRT
'. - - - - au
TELEPHONE'
WAYNEBVILLII .1
LEBANON omc. 47aK
RIL 111L
MORROW No. "
READY-MIX CONCRETE
EXCAVATING ... DUMP TRUCK STRVlCE
.,
azette
e
About . Town
ITEMS oF' INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW
Sel'ving W Since 1850
NDREDTH .YEAR WAYNESVI ' l;, OHIO, nWRSOA'Y. MAY t8, t 950 FIVE CENT A COpy
) t
,
M. lmd MI'!!. Melvin Bant.a. of
N w Cllrlfslo entortnlll II MI' .' Ulltl
M.-BI. John Ji'romrn to ' dtnnel' at
the Wllile [{Iteben In Il t'I' vlllo
on Sundny. MI', alJd /111'8. CI},dl'
Ptlst-:-But N()t F"lfltten
S. ",UNIOR CLASS HOLD SURPRISE
. WILL PLAY BIRTHDAY PARTY'
MEMORI:AL DAY
SERVICES SET
When "Elmer the \:'ouugest" i s' THURSDAY NIGHT I
re'j\lnted. at tbe .WayneSVllIe AUIll .
,---------------.... next Friday night, May 19, A surprise birthday party ' was
On Tuesday, May 30, Memorllli
services \\fill be held at Miami
Comet I'Y wIth the ' WaYllesvil1e
High School band presenting sev-
, FI'omm' and son - of Sllrl ngfi eld,
wore also guests t he FrolJJm
TheRe plcture's were made of the second grade lIupllS at the' at 8:30 P. M. lJy the Junior held for Mrs. Bertha SbambaUgh
hom!) or Mrs. J ..ucllle Paine. Tbe Children were divided nto two Dale DIlkin will have the and Mrs. Harriette McGinnis at
h{)1!le for tbo evenlng,
tCOUIIII . Une group went In the kitchen and colored eggs whUe tbe Elmer' . . 1l: lme r. beHeving
oUler grollil made baskets In the living room. Th re were around the home of Mrs. Shambaugh
Thursday, May n. Mucb enloy,
ment was had In their
gifts and the evening was paS.!led
'by music and cbl;l.tting. Refresh
ments Inch,lded Ice cream, ca k\'
eral selections. '
Invoca,lon will be by R v.
MI'. Ilnd Mrs. E'arl Conner anll
Ho'n had us' Sunda.y . din n r guests
MrA. Surface nnd MI'. ulld
t.hlrty 'hUdren present. the genius or the Oardner Coffey
Til se slorl es of "Wha\ Easter Means" w re chosen the sets out to arrange t.he Gettysburg Address by Jerry
Cook.
tho 42 written. The stories were wl'ltten by cach child and tUs older alsters, and the
wltbout corrections. h" ' Iluses! fllr)llshes the
Mrs. Paul F't l)kJng.
this :lmuIslng lI ew play.
PIlI' ts of bl s sisters will be
Speaker will he Horace Gliil er.
Dase Ohlllliain W. I>. A. F. D .. WOI' 1f1
\Val' n Chaplain.
1\11'11> Nell Anderson of Klllb'lmm,
Is spending Il f ow !Juys with her
Honlnlaw and daughter, M I' . und
Mrs. Dop H.a.wke.
Dr. and Ml!f.. A. E. Stollt hnd 1111
Sunday afternoon and venlng
guests, Dr. and Mrs.' Hnl'ry J{ollston,
MI'. and Mrs. Georg Wullz, Mrs.
Eckman and ' Mrs. Ouvllugl.'r at
by. SlIe F'urnal!, Jrglnla
and Bnlle Bowles, while hiS
__ te . are Emel,), RObblnfi and
and corfee. !ThOBe present were:
Mrs. Robert Furnas, Lucy Emely,
Flossie Carey, JennIe Braddock,
Susie Evans, Mrs. Annabelle Flora
of Dayton. and tbe guests of bonor,
Benediction by Legloll haplllin
Don Workman ..
Taps.. .
... Sillterthwalt,e. The dIrector trlme 2:00 P. }\J.
DaytOn.
rs. Rosemary York.
l\e obtained
aUc!iltorlum,
AUxn.IARY
, ,
REGISTERED JERSEY
Pl:1ROIASED FOR
WAYNESVILLE FARM
In case of Inclement weather
service!! will be beld In the blgh
scbool gym.
ALL BUSINESS MEN
14.... Ray Conner was the guest
of . ber daughter, MiSS Judy Con
Iler '8.t Ohio Unlvertilty, over the
week end ' for the
.festlvtteB.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Bunnell
had as Baturday evelllng dinner
gueets Mr. and Mrs" Bernard
Bafnes of WUmlngton, Mr.,s. Lillian
Carr of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. B.
l. Hili of Mt. Healthy, and Mrs.
HOLDS MEETING
AUxiliary of the Leglon
No. 815 met at tbelr regular.
_--,ing on May 11 at the Legion
.cOLUMBUS, Q May 18.-CIIII
ton O. BuVail of Waynesville. Ohio
has' purchased the registered Jel"
sey. S' r Someone May from tbl'
herd owned by Hlgb Hollow Farmr
TO CONTACT STUBBS
All buslneRR Inr n of Wn.ynesvllle
nnd comnlllnRy who wOllld lIh n
to' pnrticlpnt e 'Ip the big pnl'll(\ I' ,
SnturdllY. July 15 lit 2: 00 P. M ..
please contact A. H. Stubbs. wu broucbt 1lP to .ee
_,Wo .. __ 1A "el1JI and ..... rs Lebanon. Oblo.
'tkere hav. been to ' many
I. ......... to oblldiren In .UI'I'OUDd:
f1'he purcha,ce to tbe
lIy grow1ng number In this aren.
Dairymen buy JerseYB because' o'
the blgb qualitY of the mllk the '
produce.
CW-NGE IN OFFICi;
HOURS ANNOUNCED
Cbarles Doster, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, WHAT EA8TER MEA'NS'
Doater, .Mr.' and Mrs. George Wall, JJeflulI and Itl s t.welVe dlsQiplea ato In tbe room.
and/iXr. and Mrs, Donald \N., .. ., ... ,. dlnntlr wenl to the \l:atden to pray. Tben bls enemleB
ot Bal'vqlburc. Cards were tbe to tit gurden: lJ'hey tool! Jelluif away a prilloner. They crucified
dlYeJ'ltloll Of the evening. blln. N t r h died Lltey put blm In a tomb: Tbe second day, of 1_
!Ira. Glenn Borden was hosteBII dCllth two woml'n CRme to the tomb. Wben they lOt to the ..
to the Frien,&blp Club on Wednell- I.IW 8urprlzed thcy wel'e, '1'0 see the stone rolled away rrom the
day' afternoon at the Methodtat
Cb\U'Cb, wltb Mn. JeDD1e
and Mrs. Hook oa IUIlIlstaDt
hoat .....
I'oUOW'IDI tile bualAel. MDSoII
group .tni!ns woa accomplUlled
14.... R. B. on tbe
h'ousehold blnt. were given,
a. baby picture contest. was con-
ducted.
J'oIIow1Iiir aclJourmnent everyone
WIle m'f'$ft!Il -to tbe iUntDg room,
, _.... del1clloua audw1abes, salad
aDd coU ..... IIen.cJ at a 1aU-
UfaDJ' arraap4 taII1e. .
.......
lin. IIDton 'l'IalmIeIi uad d&usJa.
' ter. of lII4dletoWD. 1&Pd
Mr. aD4 JIn. David -Zlnk and BOD
of LebauOU.
:Little Gall Meredith of XenIa, fs
the gueet of ber gt'lUIdparents, .Mr.
and Kra. Lou1s Frtes;
Kra. ClW'le. O. James and c.hll
dren J'8OeJItl)' returned after apend
Ing a month with ber mother In
CalUornla.
Mr. anel Mn, Fred Hook ",ere
Mothers Day dinner guests ot. tbelr
and daughter, Mr. and
'Mn. Howard Oe.lI8Dlan ' in Dayton.
Mr. Ro H. Hartsock underwent
'8urgery at Mfami VaUey
on Saturd.,. morning, and wllJ be
con1'lnec1 for .everal d"y8.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR8
STATEOFOmO
DEPARTMENT OF WGHWAYS
Oolum,bria, Ohio, May 18"le50
UNIT 'PRIOE CONTRAqr .
swed proposals will be received
'at tbe omce of the Btate HfgbW&y
Drector GI/ .Obfo, at Columbua. OJdo,
unUl 10:00 ,Ai. M . Ohio Standard
Time, 'l'I1eadl1.T .JUne 1950. for
Improvements
PROPOSAL No, 1
W.atten, OhiO, on
0,04, State Rout. No. 123, in Bar-
Jam and Salem Townablpe. b,. ap
1l1yinC a bltum1nOUli treatment,
Items T.aO uicI' -r-82.
Pavement: W14tb 18 feet.
Lencth 40.866 feet or 7.70, mlles.
Ccmtnct . to be Dot
la.ter than September 1. 1950.
,'.llbe DiUdmum wage paid
to all labor, eJQlo7ed on thtB con-
tract be In accorc1ance with
the Schedule of PrevaUing Hourly
Wap BateII and De
termlned by the Department or In'
eluatrlal Relatlona appltcable to
Jesus bud gIOl)" to hea ven. By Judy- E. Wr18ht . 'I. " . r
WHAT EASTER MEA'N"
Jesus arose from the ded. .As they were eating supper. Jesus
tol(\ them that It would be the last '&uppal' they would eat whit blm,
'Pbey wosbed ther feet. Judas wanted him they made blm
1!11ITY hili crOS8 up the hili. And be died, But be arose on Sunday,
Aprll 9. ,And that Is we have Eaater. By Jeckie Cooper. Age 8,
WHAT . EASTER MEAtt'S
Jesulj was King of the JewlI. At, tbe lut supper Jesus WlUlhed
the tllsolPJes teet, to show that- he 10ve4 them, Jesus tailed to the
disulple8 and went air t'O tbe garden to . Some ot the people did
not. like Je8us and wantd to crucify bIIm. After that they put him to
lIeat an made blm 'go' hlB oV(.n CI'088, Tbey- put a crown of tbotna
on hlB head. Alter three day. be ar088 from the dead and "ebt up
to .heuven. By(]erry O. Gabrll, ABe 7. : ' "
, WHAT :EASTER MEA'NS .
Jesus atB! with h1B twelve diSCiples. Judas betrayed Jesus with a
kiss. When be woa cruqUy the)" made of blm 8l1d made him carry
b1a own bung Cro81 to the hill. The gathered .plces and per
tumes to rub his body. lelu waB the king of the lews. By Diana
Dumford, Age 7:

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT FELLOWSf.OP CLASS
ENTERTAINED MAY 9 State lDahw", Department Im- Admlnl.trator
ftrcn'emeDtII lD accorclance with ., E 148 t w
.. "". ... te o( M ..., J. Scofield De' ... l'1I. rma mmol18 0 &yne.'
1'108. 17-4. 11'4&, 1'1-6 and .."D,... -I ined I
l'101ia Or til . Oeneril Code of Obto." ceased. ' ' eDterta Fellowsb p
Tb. ' bidder mlDt .ubmlt wttb bill Notice bereby given that Loma Clus of Ferry of ChJ'Ist at a
M. S
"'otleld Po-t Office Add urpme birthday part; on the 9th.
bid a eert1fled check In the amoUDt " ...... D ' ...
(If ,1,311.1'. resa Is Waynesrtlle, Ohio. bu be.en This wu "veD fn bonor of -J1I.
aa4 qecWca.tIou are on duly a.,ppolnteel u A4m1nbItntor Verlll ' Hllnt.r, aDd Mr. Harold
file Ia tb . 4epartmeDt of hIP"ars of .'tbe Estate of Mary J. Scofield '.Lemmon.. fl'be illestB included
__ .a .... ___ or n._ ...... 4-- late of Wah'8D County. Ohio, el. Mr. aD4 lin. Wm, Bell and cbll
---... OMU_ ...... uaVJIIIU .. ..- dha, Mr. and Mn. Wm. .a.rtin,
_ . .a__ ceaset\
1l.... Mr. and MI'II. Dlck RJaoadel. Mr.
ft' dJreOtor naern. the rlIht Dated tbls ' 4tb d.,. of May, 1950. and Mrs, Everett Hunt.r, Mr. and
to reJeot IDF Ul4 all bl4l. RALPH H. CAllEY. Mrs. ClintOn Do Vall, clauPter. Mr.
ClDlIUDIUD:ltlelS ". want to
-,4e.nt. out of Wa}'1le and
towD.-hlPI.. All . relldellta
check and make proper
to1ralmg to llIaure safety of our
.aqIreu. Let a'll people accept
tid 1'e8ponatbiUt:, to , eliminate
_ .ucb ac44eIlts In OW' com
..... 17.
the buslnes. meetlll'g re-
rr.hmentB were lIIerved.
Purebred JerseyS Ilre reglstere '
by the .American JerBey Cattle Clu'
which has Its national headquarter
In Columbus. Ohio. Several pro
grams art! available througb
American Jersey Cattle Club tr
help breeders get the most profit
from tholr Jerseys.
Dr. Wright announces that be'
ginning June 1 bls ofrlce hOII'rfi Will
bo Wednesday, 2 to 5 and 7 t. 9.
\Offl('e hMlI'S on other d ,ys \\'111
he t be snme as before.
DA YTONIANS VISIT
HERE SUNDAY
IIIICRET SISTERS OF INITIATED INTO
Mr. and M'ra. Elzey
and daughter. MarJorie, of DIlY
ton, Visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elzey Sunday eventng.
FERRY DELTA SIGMA P
Tbe Secret Slat,ers . or Ferry me 'lansing Hardin was recenU:
at tbe bome of Mn. Dorothy L1lI. 'nltlnted ,Into Dt>Ua ' Slgmn. PI. hOD
.ale for thelr ' motLtbly' luncbeon 0 wary profp.s!llonal fraternity In tb.
HAPPY HOUR nUB
HOLDS MEETING
fI'he Happy Hour Club met lnst
Tues4ay at Mrs. Lawrence Cook' s
residence. '
Present were: Mr College' of business admlnlstraUol
DuVall and Cynth Is., Mr qt the University or Clnclnt\ati, II
Hoi., iIn. EvonlW AT" ceromonil!Js held at the Hotel Olb
Mrs. Artbur Hartman and Mrs.
NJckel and l'tlar.y JlUle 'He was graduated t ro Jr
Raymond Wflson were on the
aD. CAIrOlyn. mgb Scbool Is ,
. .; T
Program Committe.. '"
SUNDAY VISITORS
AT STONYBROOK
ThOBe who spent Mothers Day at
Walter Tbollllleoll!B of Stonybrook,
were. Mr. and Mrs, Tbomas Col.
line, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc
PherSon and dau@;bter of Lebanon.
Ohio, Mr. and Mn. Everett Thomp-
.on and son, and Mrs. Edward
Camp and two so,na, Mr. and Mrs.
John Leye.. dauKbter and brotber
Robert Leye., Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Thompson. .on arid daughter from
DaJton, Leah. Claude and Tbom8JI
Mr. IIlIld Mrs. Avery
and son. from Clncnnatl.

SUNDAY 'VISITORS
<,
FRoM' DAYTON
Elizabeth Probst,
Mr. aDd Mrs, Augu.t Dieringer,
Carol Ann August. Jack Hubley,
and Roy Scberer, all of Dayton,
were Sunday visitors. at the bome
of Mr. and MI'I. Paul A. Scherer
and faDlfly.
Mra,. Brfddook, Y ..... HU'IT
lIad ..... v:p
centered around '
Refreshments were served by ,tbe
bostesl and tbe ,meetlng acIJ.ourued
to meet wltb Mn. Percy Reuon
illlUDe.
CAlL AT GA2ETTE
OmCE SA1lJRDAY
Mr. and MH. Oeors:e Hottman.
Mr. aDd Mn. Fred Marsball and
VARIOUS COMMI1TEES Mrs. Betty Howell, 11.11 of Dayton.
TO MEET WED., MAY 24 ealled at the Gazette office Snt-
There wttl be an Important meet- urd'ay alternoOll. .
hie of the dlUere .. t committees of .
the varloua orwan1utlona Wednes- Mr, and 'Mrs. Roger Brown were
da)- ev_. Kay If, 7:80. Stubbs !rhuJ'llday evenln. pesta of Mr.
FQn,eral Home. and Ml'1I. HllI'Vey Hole.
DRY Rll)Gl
Oblo. . . 15. 1950 - A few clays ot
real weather. 'Jlbe n.re
W. C. T. U. .
REGUlAR MEETINC
rrlle W. C. for. 11: beld their Ma.y
meeting at the home of Mrs. Sara
Braddock. on F'rtdil.y afternoon.
Tbe . meeting wall opened by sIng
'thg tw.o ]IOngB arId Sara Braddock
conducting tbe d'!!votlons and .ho v'
inK cbarp of tb.I program. " Atter
the 'regular buel11less session. Mrs
Bernard Daly re'ad an article on
"Wby. People nnd Mrs. Mtetl
Furnas bad a re'adlug on "Liquor
and Outcome." The mretlng WII!!
cloaed wltb tbe t Tnlon Benediction.
Mrs. Emma M(:Clure of Franklin
called on bere SII"day ar
ternoon. . ,
, Mrs, Hannah Davis was the din
ner 'guest on of Mr. and
MD. Schreiner ot Columbus at thl'
Golden Lamb In Lebanon.
Mrs. EUa Daklin' was a Motber's
Day guest of her son. Mr. Karl
Dakin and faml);y In Lebanon,
MI Rutb Cbandler attended s
luncbeon of Alpha Phi Cbapter of
Delta Kappa Qalmmon at tbe Van
Cleve botel In on Saturday.
Tbl. chapter with .everal otherl.
w.re pest. of Piqua cbapter.
Yr. and Mrs. Williams and
Uttle SOD Neal on their aunt
111'1. Allee on Saturday of
Barbara Bogan waa the wee,k end coming Ollt very fa.t nOlW'. rfhe
bouse guest ber gra,ndmotber, first iris are Ili bloom. Sunday
Mrs. Nina Compton. or :Mason. It looked as thougb every car In
The ' local order of the Grange ' the country was oot on the roads .
held a food sale at tbe Grange you mJght SIliY ' every car In the
Hall, Saturday morning. country. Every fIBbing spot was
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Doster and tull and from the looks of Diany
family. of Sprlngrleld. ",ere tbe farm door-yard a tbere were plenty
guests Thursday ot Mr, l>o8ter's ot sona and daugJ:!ter8 wbo hnd
parenlSl, Mr. Ilnd 'Mrs. Hprberl gone to see motber.
noster. Sunday night , at the St . . Marys
Quarterly meeUng was in ses Club we bad pleosure of having
at th'e Frlen4's church. bere, ' Mr. Alec Sbort weak to ua. I do
Saturday. Th4! speakers were Lester DOt kllo.w just bls ornela! poaltoll
FIggins, pastor of the Friend') but be Is In Columbus In the de-
church, New Burlington and Lee partm!lnt ot Wild Life Conser-
Partlngtonl pastor of the Frlenda vatlon. He .ays' that his: depart .
churcb, bere. A basket dinner' merit iSBupported by the fishing
was served In the home economics and bunting Usense" and not by
room of tbe school building. at tuello. He II heart: and loul Intel'
noon: ested In the conservation at our
\A pageant In obaervance ot natural resoucea. forests, soli and
Mothers Day was presented at the wat!lr. ,t II sbocldng how many .
Metbodlst churcb S\JJlday morning . . rlgbt In oWn cOlll)try
J, F. Jacobs. local contrsctor: are being tripped of trees. . On
purcbll8ed the ' Lula. Miller , prop- plaCe I ,noticed last fall near
ert)l whicb was Bold at an admin- Orgonla. a. steep bmllde hot worth
Istrator. auction on tbe premilee. anytblnK to plow had been stripped
Saturday aftemoon. ot Ita treeB aDd brush for no good
Robert Hlldebrecbt bjla .ecured hason tbat.' I could see. Even'
a po.ltlon wltb tb. Frtgtdalre DI wbere small homes have beeD
,-Islon of General Motors, Daytnn. bUilt more trees sbould be left to
. :Mrs. Grace Bayes went to Har- bid the soU. A. be says. tbe place
Ian. Kentucky. saturday, where to stop floods Is up In the hUls,
plans to vilit her daughter (or /lev save our forests and ' flood walla
era! daYII. aloDI tbe 0410 will not be nec-
PIlb1II1l 1-11'15. Judie of th. Probate COurt and II ... , Hane, K. Hole, lira. Eel
-- aDn. BIola. lira. Beba _ Ohio LInville, Mr. uad Jln. Byron Car-
- Wur.a (lOUD-". Yet aDd III'. ud lira. 'D-"'I1l Older-
tenaoon.
011 SadQ.
.......... w.
MI'. and Mrs. Carl Jones and esu.ry. Proper cultivation of the
their daUChter 10 N.lI. were guesta .011 libel b.tter care of paaturN
SatUl'llay of Mr. lena.' parents. Mr, and 1!11'.. ,. h1118ldea wJll 1I.1p bold
and 111'1. Clutt. lones and famll" .tbe water and lOlL It 18 wond.r.
Brad40ek Ul4 lin. lIImde &waD 1'1-- At -
.... oflln.. JI)'I'tle GraY. lUIIfnaer, aa4 -.., tJII, ...... lacladed .' ..- were
IIItnIfII ........ oC PDbI1Ibe4 n1811 . CaraIJia aa4 .JIIDiDJI6 :tenma.le.
ot ClarbYille. ,... .... ferUllur ...
(Contln" .. OD Pqe 4) lime will do for JOUI' ,.....: .......
PAGE TWO
THE GAZETTE W YNESVILLE. OHIO

TAXES:
Votes Cut
-- Cats _
May Day Disappoints Communists;
New York Students Stage Riots;
'Gambler . Admits $100,000
The all Important house ways and Looh Lilie It Happened
means committee 'has voted 'e 20 MINEJlVA, OHIO. - A ayn-
per cent slash ot the federal admls- lhf!tlc cat came out of a brick
sion tax on film. stage and sport kiln with Hs rear end scorched,
tickets. but still a bundle of flesh and
The action, were It to become law, fUI. .
would meim an annual loss est!- It therebv. experlmenh!rI
mated at $242,000,000, brlnging the laid, proved 'the grcatest hot-

total . cuts and exemptions approved foclt story, in the history of Mi- mc;reasing Cost ,of Government
WltOJI 0111,,1,... a', .... ,. iD tbo .... 111.'" tbo,. are Ibo .. of thus tar to nell'Va! , The tale of Mil;acie,
VaIUD'" ....... aDab.ta a .. d .. ot ..... rllJ' .1 tbl. "aWOl'a,. ) Polltical observers agreed that Iiv;ing and 'brcathing calico cat THERE IS a small group In the
MAY pAY:
Disappointing
' Outside Russia, May Day proved
a great to the' Com
munlsts. '
In Berlin. for instance. where
the Reds bad hoped tor strite, a
half ml1llon people. drawn trom
both halves of .divlded city.
roared detlance to the Soviet Union
and German communism and
pledged allegiance to. freedom.
At least 500,000 staged a spectac-
ular demonstration in the British
zone, dwarfing the well-organized
parade only a few blocks away.
TIle Reds claImed that 800,000 par-
ticipated, but eastsector police on
the spot volunteered that the crowd
was no 'more than 250,000.
And, although the meetings were
next door to each other, there was
no outstanding violence. A flurry
of .tone-throwln, and a few tI,t
11ghts was the extent of battle.
at the Ipeakers, aglpg Mayor
Ernest Reufer of Berlin was the
mOlt popular. The crowd applaud-
ed and cheered when he said. "We
Berlinera are not afraid of any-
thiDI"
In New York, the annual May
Day paracie was held to the tune of
jeer. from spectators and a few
:1lst fJghta. About 13.000 persona at
tended. the rally, the smallest num-
ber In
S d R
the cut would be a popular vote- wblch /lurvlved 36 hours in a , United States senate that claims
tu ents iot catching move, but at the same killtl heated to 900 degrees. to know all about appropriations by
time, were beginning to wonder If Miracle!. prefabricated coun congress and the expenditures hy
...... ... r-,"""'I there are enough "loopholes" In ex- terpart-a sirloin steak wrapped the executive departments and
lating tax laws to make up the in a sealskin., hat - was sub- bureaus of the federal government.
deficit that appears likely, mltted to a limilar ordeal. At That group Is the senate committee
Boldlac boy firmly by tile
coUar, New York moanteet
oUceman la pown taklq Into
custody one of the thouaodl
of blgb Icbool Itadenls who :
de"oastrated &Del rloteet , In
Foley Square .a a foUow ... p of
,tllelr support .f teaobera' uJ-
and otller demaacls,
STUDENTS:
Presi dent TrumlJll.. was ot the opln- the end of 36 hours, the stenk on expenditures of lhe executive de
Ion Ulat by tightening certain tax stIlI WBI jllicy and that hat fur partments ot the government.
laws, funds will be available for son. In a 'compUatloa of sncb Iq-
;Sovernment operations ' the next Only ' one end woos charred. formatloD, under a "Itle or "The
fiscal ear That was the end farthest In the
. y, Inoreasln, 0 0 - t of Govern-
furnace. where the tall of the D
. In the President ,threatened ment," that committee, ' under
t to bill th t f ff
rCllI cat presumably once. lay.
o ve any a ails to 0 set d the cbalrman-
L
'" of
, An inch an a half ot Miracle' a .....
the losses .by provision of new rev- talll was burned off. Senator John L. ftloClennan ot
enue from other sources. He aSked "'Now." exclaimed the brick- Arkausal. preaented for tbe lu-
thlll the excise cuts be beld to formatioD of mambers of the
$655 000 000
. plant superintendent as the test
, , . was concluded. "maybe they'll senate a "detaUed tabulation , of
At thi s point another problem ap- bellev. we're not , a bunch 'ot all e"pendltures with a comparl
pears. The committee bad not yet liars." Ion of such expenditure of pre-
vOfed on two of the most :rhe superintendent. Joe Buco- vlous years_
of wartime excises-commUJi1ca-
t
lons an' .. transportatl,on. la, was the first person to relate It Is given In great detaU and Is
.. the, tale of the fire resistant cat. b bl h
'Some members predict' an- pro a y t oroughly understandable
L
_ ..... _-========-_-J to any member ot the senate. but
other $500,000,000 cut would be ap- my' guess would be that a compara-
provecJ in ' these fields. If that F" T 1 B
shoWd be the case, tbe total reduc- lI'st rave ureau tively Imall percentage of the tax-
payers of the nation would know
tlon would climb to more than FOlr Tnp to Planets what it II all about It they had a
$1,000.000,000. copy, whleh they will not have.
What happens next? If Mr. 'l'ru- R ds H T d
man kept his word be would Yeto etOr eavy ra e 1& II Dot poalble fa tile Ipaoe
any bUi that did not' take up the CIt ,. Ora .. rootl colamn ' to
slack from another Quarter. Add to YORK.-The world'i fir.t '"aO the hurowiD, details :tbat
the cut Is S43 blWon above trav!!l bureau tor trlpa to the report preseDteet for the Infor-
' the' President reeommend'ed. planeta opened for bUllne .. here. maUoD of the senate. The belt I
and ' Ita auoce.s wal meteoric. Clan do is to pall8 alODI' a few of
It seer'ne'd that a battle was ihlp- Me)re than 200 atomlc-a,e plo- ' tile hi,bD,hta.
In, up for the future.' It wa, 'UI In h cl t
leresting situation, to sa;:r the least. neerl rus e 0 make reservaUona The comparison between the ac-
Riots on 1he maldlaJl. rocket apac. crulle tual expenditure of the executive
1 EMI'LOUM' E"ip" ';' to the moon; Mars \td points up. branch of the government for the
01 New York high ,f - ., The rocket a b 1 p'l Luna.la" .
. , "f ... fiscal year ending June 30, 1949, a
school students repeated AlmOst Peak Martian, Saturn la, and Solar , Queen partially estimated expenditure for,
demonstrations-lome outright rlOtl
t
.", Ich' dul ' d to 1 'd n_
, Th ' 'Ii . b .. u . ,...- are e e ellVCI a.... ex- the "scal .... ar of 1950. and' the ex-
-demanding higher pay for teach- e ce sus ureau .. epal'Oeil ..... t u ,-
AllIo on the home front, the Uttle
town of Mosinee, Wis., ' experi-
mented with communism for the
day 'and a strong-armed "1UeJ'1'llla"
band &round 2,000 residents under
the beel of a mock Communist
boot, '
Th,e mayor was forced to sur-
render the town. the police chief
was executed. a conse.ntration camp
was 'tilled with hYmn singers;
churcbes were closed and food ra-
tioned: The residents of the Uttle
town felt Jt was weU worth while.
era and prote$tina a virtual halt fa employment was within a stone's c:pt 'SundllJl;s :nrJ bollday. pendlture of 1951 as proposed by the
after-scho,ol aotivltles. throw ot million jobs, a plckl,lp t !I New; In Presldent'l budKet are given. 'nIe
As many as 5.000 students repeat- or 1,117.000 over tlle bureau'l Fe- Pad:, Marcb III, 1975 A:cllordin, actual' expenditure ot 11149 amounted
' edly rushed city' ottJces and clalhed vlous report. to tile timetables, the, will travel. to $33,761.000,000. In 1950. the par-
with police. ThIlY shouted and Included in ,1he report wal the :It average Ipeeds of 25,000 miles UaUy estimated eXpenditure Is $43,-
shoved, threw stones, stuck pins fa good news that the 1950 01 an hour. meteors and stars 297.000,000. In 1951. It Is' proposed
; llce horses. set: off firecrackera, unemployed sank to 3,1I111.000-a new on fllight. ranging trom 10 houra to 1)y the President'. budget to spend
and made trouble in general. low tor the year. 1.333 daya. , $43,439,000,000, sn increase liver that
All fa aU, the day outside Rus-
ala proved a great disappointment
lo' the CommuniSts. It was evident
ahO. that tlie so-called "wltcb
bunt.. in congress ' is
making a gre.at many Communists
depart the company' of tellow org
anlzer8. '
GAMBLING:
Probe Continued
, "
Secretary of Commerce Charles Th,e bureau, complete with route of lIi49 of $8 648 000 000.
New York's school problems can mapa ot the heavens. showing ' '"
be traced directly to the' teachers Sawyer said the gains were "prob- sfopl)ver points on the craters of Some of the major increases
who have demanded more money. ably greater than was gener8lIy an- the moon. set up shop at the Amer. were: Jlatlonal defense $2,584,000,-
,.. a result, $13.000.000 was' added tlc,lpated." He cautioned. however, ican Museum of Natural History. 000; , SOCial welfare and securlt:r,
to the school budget. but Mayor that the gains were at least partly jl,lst outside the Hayden Planetarl- $1,632.000,-
O'Dwyer cut this tigure to $7.000,- seasonal urn. where a preview ot mghts to 000; gcwemment housmg. $1.247.-
000. The teachers then called a mod- Commerce oHiclals had hopes comle was shown to prospective 000,000; labor, $60,000,000.
l1led atrIke. keeping ,classes but re- that the high 'employment rate I t b a
might be maintained through the p anle - oun passengers. There Is aD odd Item of P'7'7,-
fusing to supervise "extra-currlcu- Most of the wollld-be Universe 000,000 listed under housln" th.t
1
" tI itl h summer. The reason: , factory pro- ..
or ac v es suc as commence- trotters signed on the dotled line represcnts the purobase of .mor&-
..... duction and sales both at the Iblgh
."ent exercises. senior dapces. befo],e they saw the preview-and ,a,es cin G.l. homes that bave
I
d I . d ' e'st levels In, more" than a Y,eDl'. b-4 th f d h h
pay!, proms an c ass ays. new orders placed with manufac- ... or e ey oun out t at a uman been protected by the govem-
As a result. the students staged turera reached' a postwar peak,' and might explode on the moon. melt meat wheD tile 0.1. failed to
demonstrations which at llrst .... ni'm d" d +In on Mars, or be asphyx1ated by meet .. hls a",eed paymentll, The
taken but , lOon I '"t,"':rc,. or era COD"fA"U!, . to Jupiter. ' admlnlatratioD Is, aot permltt ....
dence of brllllant organization was the only branch not 'Th!!1r confidence was unshaken. suoh mort ... ,es to be foreclosed
batt1eJPinat "Olbllq
c.tie. thrOIigh-
out the and ,mlUl.Y fof
re,cently I?lc)ted,,up by
the- seriate. seemed 'to have 'reached
tliih I-oll'd
l
and I moved doll;
rapldb'. / I.; I
direction. , retlectin increases, 0 ', . De. h!llPWlllVE'r. as they out cliltch- bY the banks' tbat tbe
Tilll picture became more con.l spite the seasonal rise in ,the in, . :thej.r timetables for space. loans. The government take.
'
fused when th , e' Communist t 1 b In f ' .L 'l'hey were so anxious ,to go that over the mortca,e
"""J ota num er 1lf1:ll wo : 'can- they dldnt bother to ask the llrlce. .'
'fbe .euatorsi corislderJli* '. pro-
to bar the interstate trans mis'-
lion of information ,boqt gambllDg,
hope. to wpat .lome lawmakers
.ay is "a natlonwlde criDJe apdl-
cali! founGed .on illtaal. bOOkniaJdng
and slot ,machines. r,
aenllle subcommittee in Its

fibril Frank Erickson, ,called 09-e of
the .
1 Ul, . in. running up
, 1IJ
t
buu ,a net trom
betli' _ ,!\,hlch 'rangeat , from
$31,000 to 'f40,OOO I dsY. "
f; RIa operations,
pre
venje4 .. mbllil'

state .lines. ' .. 1
. lif the. JmvesUktioa
- - -ill I n admitted that he was Otten
scti!.1Uel. .
:;'. '
C_.A,. T .... , "
I \
i "
...
.tm! the physical co'ndl-
tlJ!9 .o( members of the house
of 'comm,o,# a I part of
BJttlah 'bumQr recently. '
. lsborparty. how-
are. , not finding them' ver;:r
. especlall the one-
on a: nUhor Issue. By
:-,ote., the "government es-
,defeat and
a .enooW tnaw to 'Us' prestige.
:,'ltie'r,I"Ii'e, a" token cUt to 'th,e
t ran I p 0 r t a tl 0 n , appropriation
amounting to, only 1.000 pound
tied 2'18 to' 278, The chairman of
the Laborite Jamel Milner,
cast deciding vote on the gov-
ernment's side, 1
AI a of the narrow el-
cape, Ena1Wl political observers
Aid Pt:Ime MlnIater
Attlee to enforce even stron,er dll-
dpline on attendance of X.,bor
members of the house_ .
'Observers laid that the 'vote also
lave a true picture as to JuSt liow
,DarrOw the balllJlce of power in
the Britl&h government has ' be-
come.
BELGIUM:
Crisis Again
Fol' the third time within a year
the Belgians will vote on the ques-
tion of the exiled monarch's future.
The new election was ordered
after "the coDapse of a final effort
. ,to cOllltltute a new 'coalitlon ,ov-'
ernment or sodal christiana IlJld
:JIberall for the recall of KID, Leo-
"'pold DL
,Cllblenwa predlcte4 thet tile
.... eJeetIon would be a. inIrIect.
........ receDt refermdum,
Workef' praised the demonstrators tin ed below th lev 1 .
u . e e a year And they didn't botner. eltb"r. to There are mahy Items In that reo
and' accused the New York pollcllj by about read tbe fine print on ,the schedttles, port that ' would be difficult tor the
of Invokln, "t err 0 rIO methods,
<l'JORPORATION ' which said:' average lll)'man to understand, liut
against them, . ... : "Oannot be respollsible fer de. the "above represents some ot the
Said Federal Tudge John C.
I
'
., "apl'tal Up lays on route caused by meteor larger Increases, and shows the tell-
.Knox of southern New York dis- .... . .
I.sllovver'. or otber phe, nomena. dencies of government costs to in
trict court: The photo,raphs of The securities a n d\ exchange
josUing mobs "will bring Joy to the commission reports the net work-
irunates of the Kremlin"'; ' the riots ing capital' of United Statel corpor-
ate !'daring and dlsgrace1ul." atlons rose 2.9 billions last ear to
GERMANY: ..
'peopl .. 's poJiq. "
Two' COnlnlubist storm troopers,
wbo wandered oWeli Berllo,
confirmed ' long '- ...... ,..
and Amarican
Soviet Union was rearming
Germany.
The tw9 atray.. armed to the)
plll'4ed 1ItY. , in . a U. S.
coi,Jrt of entetlng the section in'
pararnllItary unHorm, Weapana In
cluded army pIstols, !Jnachine guns
anil allaUlt rltles . ,'
The Men laid \ they wete memJ
bers of the Soviet zone "People's
Police" ,?ut that it Is in reality an
army. , Members the organiza-
tion get short trainlhg ris pollce-
men. including la"" courses. ' then
go In for tanks" armored cars.
light and heav;y machine ' guns.
grenades and assault "rilles;
, On top of ' that; dally classes in
"political education" under Com-
mUDlst c.oInmissars are glveD the
'36 units of 1.0<10 men each. ,
As It In , answer to Communist
plan. the United States defense de-
partment answered the
day ,that 148.500 army troops
maintained by tbla country in west
Gel'many_
The department said nearlY Il00,,
000 more 40 per cent
the country's, total all - service
armed. 8trenlth, are on' duty out-
side the United States,
Of tne troops in Germany, an
8rDl" ,spokesman laid, 85.000 are
in Berlin. The de-
fense department has long oper.
ated on the theory that Russia
would Ilk!, nolbin" better than a
chance to take over Berllo.
64.'1 billion dollars. '
The business world took immedi-
ate notice of on!! Item in the 'report.
Corporate working capital at the
end or'I949 was more liquid thllJl at
any time since the early' part of
1947.
'J1his increased liquidity last 'year
resulted from a 2-blllion-dollar rise
in of cash and United
States government seCurities. and
a 6.5 bUllon decline In current lia-
bilities.
In all, thO'. ouUook wal good most
agrlled.
" 'Big
., r a D k ErlcUOa, bll'-ume
pmbler, admitted &0 the seD-
ate committee "veatl,allaa'
pm1>lla&' that be made $100,-
000 a year trClm taldoc' beta
from "aaybody who WaDtl to
bet." Th. senate croup ls
studylq lealslatloJl ' to bar
.. teratate IranlmJaslon .f pm-
bllaa'
MOSit Women Murdered
Ar. Slain By Husbands
EVANSTON. lLL.-Women are in
muc;b greater , danger ot being
killed by their own l\usbands than
P" lIex crlmlnals or other ,assaU-
'ariis" 'a university professor de-
' " , i
Furthermore, h1! adds, bls stud-
Ies showed there Were twice as
plan:y murders of wom.en by their
husbands 81 there were by lovers
or sUitors. .
Prof. Edwin H. Sutherland.
man of the loclology
at lIndlana university, dlscUSSlld
b\a llindin,. In the current issue ot
Norihwes\em university'. Journal
D1 Crlrillnal Law 'and Crlmlnololf)'.
He, ', said hla observations were
baled on a three.year of the
murders ot women repollted In a
Eastern ne\1l'/lpaper. ,
Gf 324 female deaths reported,
he slilld, i02 were laid to have been
done by hUlbands, 37 by fathers or
other close relatives, and 49
lovers or suitors;
Sutherland also laid the sexual
Psy:chopath laws enacted lh many
'\BUIS-are "
Th'e laws. he said. "are based
GIl '. belief tbjp.tpersona who com-
' .. rlous aelt crimes no,
'I, .. ,imt,rol over their sexual Impulsel
and wlll repeat , their crl,mel ,a,ain
aDd, 'lIaln rqudlell
or other experJences."
Actually, evlc,tence indicated that
leX oHenders have a l.ow rate of
'return to criminal hatllts, accord
in, Ito Sutherland.
Ha' said F..B,L reports Ihowed a
low rate of retuJ'n to crIme
by peraonl accused of Criminal .1-
lault.
, ,
lunll.n Bldl, a.al 'Man .
Btl.,. Taklnl $'.000
WAR' AII:RON. ,OHIO. Tour
- Rloh Nllam took ,1.000 in calb and $800 In gov-
Not Imminent 1'1..-----------_.1 erDIIlent bonds from Geor,e Roe,
The world was glad to hear the One or the richest men in the 80, ' atter beating and torturing
wordl of Connally, of hlDf,. he told Robert L, smith Sum-
the senate foreign relations com- world. the Nizam 01 Hyderabad, mit touilty Iherltl.
mlttee, that there seems to be no India, who keepi InVer, gold. je,W. aald the men attacked him
Immediate danger of war with Ru.- eIs and bank notes at about too-acre' farm near Mace-
sla. '130,000.000 in air-conditioned vaulta OhiO, wbere he Jlvea alone.
The Texan laid in an Interview: into Which he alone, mlly enter, Be. laid they ded him In .a chair,
(1) prealure would force patchas and dame bla worn ,ar- beat him and bUJ:1led his t.!et with
the United Statel to abandon South ments h1mIelf. a bot J)oker when he refused to ten
Korea; (2), the Baltic plane faci- AlUloUib he unl a lar,e uncut hII monel' was bldda
dent baa DOt hastened war betwem diamond aa a pall8.fW8l8h1. be men, bowever, rBDIackecl the
th1I counw BII4 RWllla. dOlIll" , monq arourad. fauIId the h1IPq plaa,
crease.
.Senator McClennan said In pre-
lenting the report of his committee
to the Benate: "The legislative
bl'ancb of the government Is being
asked to enact a multitude of 'new
laws to expand further govern-
mental servjces and program a and
to create,addltional and new obllga.
tlons that will continue to Increas,e
the cO,st ot the fede"al government
within the next few yealls to $65 bll-
or more elc:h year.
" 'I have 'rleiJ &0 point out wltb
5% bllUOD doDar ,deflclt for
the preaeat year, aDd aDother of
about tlie same amount 1951,
we oaDnot pollibly meet already
, established obllgatloas, aDd
ever balRDoe the budget a,alll,
anlesl we are wOlin, to dlspeDse
with lome of the ',overnmenla.
services. that DOW provided,
discontinue lome programl we
are now supporting, and drastic-
ally reduce tile 'cost of others."
If a maJQrlty of the
the senate or house could , be
Induced to feel as Senator McClen-
nan and shut down on much of
the .pen4!nI, we might have a
chance to get out of the red" and
start paying lomething on that na
tional dept, reducing llistead of In
creaslnll , it.
It II' possible the tarlU may again
become a polltlcal ISlue It the pro
posal to .ubsldlze Industry and labor
compensation for lower tarltta
011 European made p'roductl IUC-
ceedi. Such a move would repudlate
Democfatlc claIms 'that higb tarlffa
benefitted only the hi' industrial
concern., but did not add to tile
workers waies, Now the party
seem. about ready to reverie itaelf
by propolin, a subsidy to laj)or, ad-
mitting that walea are effected bl'
tarltt reduction.
lIE
In Orange count)' CaUtomla, tile
druJ,lsta will 'not refill a pre8crlp-
,tlon without Instructlonl from the
doctor who wrote It. The way the pa.
tient ,eta luch Instructlona is to
p,ay a ,professional clill on the doctor
at aa office call COlt. That rule 11
one of the foundation stonel of Gov
Warren'a .oclallzed medicine pro-
po .. L It II lUeb thin,. ibM- harm
the caUie of the doctorl far mora
thUl can be offIet b7 .n the free
Ilemcel the, render tor tho UIl-
lable to pay, aDd ..... are maaur
Ncb .uvJc .. , .
Thursday, May 18, 1950
Each _With Your O.m
InitiaJ! '


willt .,ltil."ar IIId froID
KELLOGG'S VARIETY
PACKAGE
LovellYsilverware with
your own 9W'ijlt initW.
OldCompony PIa!.cDUlda
and guarankoed by Wm.
ROllentMfg. Co., Meriden,
Conn. With Spoollll. YOIl
let priOOll OD roplllletCI
aervioo-ofl'ered by _
Kellogg'. VARrBTY of 7
cereal delights _ , lOgon
erous boltoa. Dellclo
anytimel
SEND 10DAY!
KeUolII'I,Depl.FF,Walllngford,Connocllc"
PicaBO BOnd IDa , "Sillnature" tea-
.pocns with following initial .... , .,
For each unit eot of 4 BPOOrul[ I en-
c10BO 1 whi!.cotar Clnd (rom Kc logg'e
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St.Joseph ASPIRIN
WORLD 5 LAPGEST SEllE R liT 10
"Freed frOm
NERVOUS . WORRY"
Ml' Duvolls etate
wu duct to driaIdnJ
eoflee. Switcbinc to
roeTUII calmed me- .
I .topped worrylDC
aDd b.,an to really
.ujoy 1\(1' I"
.CIINt'FIC FIlCTSI
80th cOrrete aDd tell.
coatalD caffeia-a
dl'lllt'-fl _ .,imu-
I/Jllt. So. wbile lIWly
peo()le C&D .drink coll'CICI or te8 without
ilI-elfect-oUt8111 8u1!'er in-
diga.tioD, .... ote. oiltbte . roeTUII
c:ontaiua no eatre:in
that COil pouibly MUle _,..,.,... iJIdi,.
lIf!Stioll, or IIftplas..-.
T: Drink p-
ciualvcily for"'30 by ruiUUl
IN!lTAHI' POIITUII-A Vigaroua DrinlI
made lfultbful . Wheat aDd
'DAYS
IES. rn lust 7 dl,.. ,Inone short week ,
croup of people who chloleef.fro.u lhelr
old denllfri,cea 10 Calox Tooth Powder aver-
8ged 38" IIrilllrtu feelll ., ICieali6c tear.
Why III)t chen,e to Caloil Bu,
Cala. tod.",. roU e .
leeth CUl Ilart Jooklq _
1Ir16MC!r tOlAonowt
WHEI WOI'I
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U:s. Che,..lns-Guln Lauth.-
REMOVESWASTE ... NOT GOOD FGOD
, ' l' l.f
e WIle. ,,. .,..'t..IN_feel Juatawtul
becauae you Deed a IUath.':" do- is
, do - cJIow I'lDlrA-lIjIIni_
rnK-a-_ S. WOIlI\edUll:r
Doctors 18Y DIaDY ol.e., laDU'. an
tbelr', 'ftuabln'a" Alltiol1 too __ ... d C
I. Ule 010 ... 010. Large doeea of web lU-
atlvCII upaet dll8ltlon. Glah awa, DO.".
lahlns ,00It yqll tor healUl
ellel'!D' , yOu feel .reu. OIlS. "
But csnUa .... -.. -_. takm Ii! ....
ODlDI.mded, 'worb In tile loW ..
bowel wbeni It r ov_ '" w,\!te, t
__ 10041 TOil old Ulac 'lINk, toti'IIcI
tetUnc. U .. nDI-a-1UIft 81\4 feel 1 0"
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Thursday, May 18, 1950
WOMAN'S WORLD
Good Stitching, Trimming
Should Mark Children's Clothes
By ErUa Haley
LUCKY INDEED are the young-
'sters whose mothers can sew
tor . the!'l' They are dO\lbly fort'u-
nate because they can have better
fitted clolhing, as well as garments
that will withstarid numerous. wash-
ings because they have been well
stitched. .
Women who sew for cl\lldren re-
port there's much pleasure In the
ta'sk because there are fewer tlt-
ting problems than in sewing tor
adults who, are plagued with fig-
ure problems. Then, too, It'l a joy
to take garments' oft th.e Ironing
board time atter time and find
no stitches 'are pulled out.
It's easy to develop strong style
sense when sewing for children
because there are no radlcal de-
partures In design from year to
year. You may use patterns over
and again, and thul concen;
trate on choosin, attractive rna.
terials.
Since cleanliness is of prime Im-
partance in sewing for children
who seem to get dh ' no matter
where they play, mal . l Is chosen
Ihould be durable and, wasblJble.
Keeb the , ,.,lmpl,
mlhgs attraetlve, but few, inas-
much a. these, will .<flnable you to
II-on the garmentl eBIIU)".
Above aU, keep measurements of
the youngsters up-to-date since Iliay
change Clothes Ihould
fit properly, .s thole too large will
be as lDlattractive as too sman
ones. ' Even U 'You operate on' the
theory that they will grow Into
them, chUdreJI may dislike the",ar'
\
T ... , -", .. ",.
.0 Intenaely by the time it
fill weD. thl\t ,th87 " ..ijl relUse to
weu It exeept Wl4er
It'. pa8sibre to aew 1n features
which enable you to let out ,ar-
. ' menti; and' UleR carl .. einpIb)oed
where you want to increase wear-
W . . r ,'i
......... Sian {; i
Be ...... Hie'" Qletlto
''For how to
. sew, the'1lest' lIdvlee Is
paj.iila' anlf 'bightgoWns. Mosr of
these bave the basic stitches anI!
the 'clothlng can be used even
thouah the .Utc,hlng Is not perfecl
Construction I. relatively simple,
but e en 10 It will ofter problems
for .. olUtion which will be of belp
whel'l maldri, outer wearin, IP
pue!. , ,
Pajamas are in order tor both
bo)'s and In early year.
and the aD-Ies may be V8fY liplUar.
It ,you Itave to mllke ,several ,ar.
ments" lave time cut-
ting out two or three pair at one
time, especlaIiy If 'You have tone
through your pattern at least, once
successfully.
For the warm months, one of the
wisest fabric choices Is seer-
lucker. it launders w,lh and
h,/or, 1'"'"'6 lor
n t:,ld
requires no , pressln,. Other fabric
choices' 'include . broadcloth, per
'ellIe, m\QUn"and .ome of the rayon
, Beflnners will 'find tha' pajama.
that: alip ovei\ the top' are probably
ellslest to'make. Bloulld' top. wblch
reqUIre no buttons are IIm-
1I1esL : ",
French leama will wlthltlDd Ule
be.t wear. and' wl1l alIo be Ule
moat coMfortable, TIlel. wID live
a flat .. .-n that 100U taDored ud
wearl weU on , clothe I requi1'1n,
C"R.tap' . Iaunderln,. "
, ptJrl of . panta for eaCh
pbaml toP. pr:ac,tlc,ll
!fOP ChUdreii under tour Ilnce mbiy
of them ItlIl We' ii liast
cm occasion. The bottom., ' tOo,
seem 'Ve!", .'out raplin7.
than .topi. becaUSe of the atram or
10 doubly.
fiml Qf Ulem_
!'or ImaO ,irla, 1O\1'n eDJ07 mat
'In, nt,btlDWI)I with p.J'ba,. bit
of trlmmln, since It make. them
look 10 aIlieUe. Eyelet :trtmmla,1
whicb'lre not too much cut out make
rufflel fOr Ilee".. and
yokel llId wW launder Wen.. _
17.. Re_n" I .
IW PIa, Cle .....
Warm wealb .. puta &.. ..... d ..
maD4 GIl .. "n ........ pJq
__ to
laeder .... 81 um.. " ...... If
'Salty' Trend
The above dre .. '
tares not onl, tile laUor jrena
seeD III 10 man, 01 tile RIson'.
DeW cloth .. , .hut abo one' of tha
tGp rallhlon color., naV}'. The
f1Hed tGrso bloti.e, ba. Ute
cuffed bJpliDe borrowed rrom
tile twenUn, an accordlan
pleateel Ildri. and turned back
lIleeve call. Uaat' .. ve tile pop.
ular blre arm look.
you lIeW, you're lucky 'because you
can expand the tot' a wardrobe at
almolt no cost.
Chemicals Make

Federal Entomologists
In Experimental Study
New cbemicals that n,ake plantl
toxlc to Insects for short period.
are being tested by Bcientlsts of
the U.S. department of agricul-
ture. Ttlese cbe.mlcals kiD insects
that suck the juices of treated
plants; Tbey are known too the en-
tomologists as :'systemlc poisons"
and ab'ould not be used by the pub-
lic untll further telts bave been
made.
Studies now are in proil'en to
determiile . It tbese insectlcldal
chemicals will break down into
oa.l:ll.Ue>i.. compounds within I few
daya or weeks. If they ' do, a new

A 'armer no. a lerWber ...
tachment III &hie' photo, typical
or tile tamln&" up of
aDd chemicals that result III
.llae best 'arm prodacHon.

approach will be avallable to
American agriculture In the control
of some of the most difficult insect
peats, according to entomolo,tats
of the federal bureau of entomolol1
and plant Quarrantine.
Remnant counters abound In love-
ly materlali that, are just enough
for a small lun suit, a skirt, blouse
or shirl SomeUmel Dad's worn
.hirta will yield' enough fabric for Herd Decision
skirt 0% a simple . Problem in Com Belt:
Never use materials 'Which. are
too worn to withstand much wear
.lnce they will glw way at the first
or lecond washing. or strenuoqs aft.
ernoon ot play" When using shirts,
.,ou'U prob,ably find that the most
durable material comes from the
ums-and the back of the garment.
Materials used should be appro-
priate for the style used as well as
to the complexion and age of the
chl1d_ If too old or mature, plan
to use tbe material "elsewhere a.
no one will be with lome-
thing inapproprIate.
Dyelng ' materlals wlU sometimes
enable ;10U to get tbe luitable
results from the fabrle. In case
there ls not Quite enough material
in remnant or lettover piece, ltlan
to use a' contrasting trimming tor
sleeves and ' yoke, to . Itretch the
J abrlc. '
Blue. jeans can be made at home.
lion, slacks. either 'from yard
goodl or from ,ood material on
a d u 1 t garments_ Elastic band.
around the waist lire favored b,-
many wtiUe other. like anaps or
"'.
. n'. a good Idea to llut at least
one or two pockets on, anY' cloth-
in, because c:bI1c1ren like them, and '
they add taUorln, without fus
Make Generoal 81eevn, ' .
SkIrt. on Part,
As many an experienced seam
stre.s hall found to her de'UJht. '
party drelles for ,irls need not be
excessively trimmed to look Uleir
festive part., .
Lots of timeconsuming rumes
and other trimmings are not eSlen.
tlal on Ulese dre.llel If they are
made of ' ,ood, tirmly woven mao
terlal ' that haa In expenllive
Add to that ,enerously 'puffed
Ileeve. that relill,y look perky 8I).d
,eneroul three or four Inch bemI
that the clrels fluff out, and
you bave a lovely frock.
True pa.tell are favored durin,
this leaaon a. 10 many other You
may ,alao cboos. from Imlill print.
ed dellps wblch are appropriate
for the wearer. Steer away from
,which mI,ht overpower
the .c:b1ld In the 'way of loud ...
m. or .delllll.-
Eyelet trUnmJnp may a1Io ,
usecl, and , U they are of ,oocI qull,
It)'. nlcel,y cut out, anll of ,DOd
material. they add mucb 8t7le to
the dreli. '
PlnafOnl palred with an .ttraC.
Uvel,y . made b10UIe are aeol1ent
Whether or not to bave a beet
herd 11 a lonil-tlme 'decision for the
com belt farmer. .
. Under average com belt condl
tlon" a cow cal) be credited .for
a 4lIO pound calt 'at weanlni time.
For Instance, 11 you bad a 3()ocow
beet' herd -all a com belt farm and
a 00 per cent calf. erop, you'd
have 27 calves worth Bround $135
each. Or, at 30 centl per pouild, (1
il'os. titcome. of about p,lIOO. If
four replacement heUer. were kept
bacJr."there'd be 23 calves worth
p,l00 and tour cull COWl, worth
about ,1,000, to, leU. , I
There, wo\lld be a If!)SI ,woine of
SUllO, to the coat of main-
taining a ' her4 of lI5 mature ani-
mall, .lnclddt.Dg 30 cows, tour beU.
er. and one bull, or about $117
per aDlDial per year, It you us.ed
the average value of cow. and
calves over the Pllt 15 ,yeara as a
yardstick, your groll Income would
be about half of $4,100.
From Sackl
WItIa leed lllUllfacluerS ...
..... wltIt eac.. oilier &e create
pi....... . _ dealru. rani
:Amerlca baa tile epportaDl.,. &e
tara theM Aeb Into llian,
l1U'ID8IIia. II ere,
'.elIa Freband, ... ember ., the
. WUIC!beee ... 0 club ell Boanolle
1aIand, N. C., leedil chickens
'nlli ..... r tile ftewerec1 reed
.' d""" lor
nHIM 'by c.II .....
for occutODI wbeD JOU "aM to E M AI
clrel. tho Jirl fatlY 1'17 trlm.IllllDUlller gva Qat ways.
min, the armholea with 878Iot. ud Be Kept Cool Odor Free
Ule a white bloul. with the lame ,.
eyelet trimming on and cufb. The poor quallt)' of 1UDlJn8l' e,,1
It'. .impl. but effecUve. JI not the fault of the ben. "Bot.
Bow to Ada Estn Wear weather" e"l, wlUI th.1r th1D
To OlUIJra'a CJollin _ WbJtel and nit. weak yolltl caun
. One of the recent advuces In many peopl .. to, Itop buyIn, Ulem.
chIldren'l falhlon. I. the bunt.1n Tbla "alte could be prevented.
featurel that rive UU-a WIU to top poultrymen la,., If. tarml1'l
,Irmentl. You make tbe .arment , would ,ather e,p at Je.1t three
to fit the child bIIt Incorporate to It .' UllIn' a da, m h!ll ;"..tber.
aucb fUturo. a. cia1l be 1., out a. 1 All baDdiel'S 6! .... Med to
til. \CIt pnn, " .u. ..... MIl

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Bu1lding A Sink Cabinet
Wf:ULE THIS sketch shows a
small cabinet for the sink
only, variable dimensions are in-
cluded in the pattern so you may
adapt the directions to a sink ot
any size. Or to extend the cabinet.
across a side of the IUtchen,

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WORK800P PATTERH 8ERVICIII
Or .... r 10
B.dford Bill .. Ne..
The Real Task
Hostess-"I sometimes wonder
11 there Is anything vainer than
you authors about the things you
write."
Author-"There Is, madam; our
efforts to seU them."
"Soft-Footed" Croe'!ulI
Croesus, last king of Lydia (560-
548 B.C,), was responsible for
expression "Rich as Croesus". He
was known as "the soft-footed",
because of the soft leather shoes
he wore, a mark of wealth and no-
bility at that period.
low She Shops
"Cash and Carry"
Without Painful Backache
b _ ... old .... _ ead atnIn, _
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of bacbelt., I ... 01 pep and
....., ..... daebet ead dl ... _ o.ttiDI
ap nllbU or lreq ..... ' .,... ... .., nnI'
from lDlAor bladdu lrrltatlou do.... cold. '
..... dIetIlr7 IlIdllcndOl\8o
II l'oar .0-.... _ ..... daa to &!i.e
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41unde. 'Oaed III-ralll' II, mWloaa lor
._ 10 roan. WhIle u... IOYIIIptolDl IDal'
Drta atll.nn. aeI!I1l', It'. amOl ... bcnr
m .., dm. Doan'. II.. bappy nlleI-
belp.u.. 161D11. 01 kldna:r tobH ead 61ten
81111i .& wuta. 0.& Dou'. pm. todarl
DOli'S PILLS
PAGE THREE
NO MORE SQUEAKS
SINCE I USED
3-'N-ONE
R/, TIghten wobbly choirs, fix other
oJ. furniture with PLASTIC WOOO
Ant you golDg through the functlOJIAI
"middle-age" perIod p'ecullar to
women (3a-Sa years) ? 0.- thlII make
JOu sulfer from bot ftaah.." feel 10
blgh-atruDIt. tIred? Then do.
try LydIa E, Plnkbam'. Vegetable
Compound to reUeve such BJDlPtomal
Regular USa of PlD1I:bam. CompoWld
lIell)8 buUd up rhlatance agalnllt t.hI8
anooy1ng mlddl ....ag .. dlstrelllli
. LYDIA E. 'PINKHAM'S
Y
ou know the soil conditions on your
. farm better than anyone else andt
therefore, are most competent to judge
which type of tractor tire will do the
best job i4[)r you. It may Jle that you
have founel that an open center tire
your work. best or, you may favor
traction center for the same reason.
You make! the Choice. You CII,. get II
Chllmpion performer i,. eit.her trellt/.
Ms;gn beclluse Pirest.orzS builds bot.h,
with no mud pockets. at the shoUlder-
, the only Open Center tire' with twin
Punch ProteCtors for body me.
n you ptefer .a Traction Center tire
is only ', one , the ' '
Traction Center Firestone <llampion.
.There are 2,000,000 in pIC today' and.
thousands of farmers the nation over '
have no ,other type of tire, They
have proved it to their own satisfactioo.
Open Center or Traction Center? ]
Again we say buy one of.the Champions,' ,
They're both made by Firestone. Re-
member you don't have to shop around
_ call or see yOQ.r Firestone Dealer
The new and advanced Firestone
Curved Bur Open Center is the only
tire made 'With Power-Arc traction bars,
tapered and curved for anaximwn pull-
ing power ",ith flared bar openings, or Store. They have both.
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METHODIST CHURCH LYTLE METHODIST CHURCH
R. B. Coleman, Minister B. Eo Baughn, Pastor
Cburch School. 9:80 A.M" Mr, Unlfl ed Service, ' 9:45 a. m.
Harold Eainb'art. SuPt.
Worsblp Servlce. 10:30 A.M. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
Youtb FeloW'sbL1p, Sunday. 6:30
P.M. '
FERRY CHURCH OP CHRIST
Byron Ollrver, MlnJster '
Bible Scbool, A.M.
Morning Worship, 10:30 A.M.
Prayer Meeting, 7: 00 P.M.
Young People's MMtlng, 7: 00
Evening Services, 7 :30 P,M.
, ,
WAYNESVILLE CHURCH OF
CHRIST
M, H, Cotrey, Minister
Bible School. 9: SO A.M,
Morning Worship, 10:80 A.M.
Young Peoples' Meeting, 6:45
P.M.
Evening Service, 7:30 P,M,
Prayer nnd ' Bible Study
Wedneada)" 8 P.M:
MT. HOLLY METHODIST
T. M. Scatt, Minister
Sunday Scbool. 9: 30 A.M.. E,
A. Earnhart. Supt.
Worship Service, 10:80 A.M.
Evening Service, 7:80 P.M,
The Rev. Samuel N. Keys, Rector
Sund flY: Holy Communion, 8 n. m,
Primary cburch scllool 10: 30 a.m.
(Ages 0 through 8)
Adult Worship, 10 :30 n. m.
UTIOA E.U.B, CHURCH .
William Shannon, Minister
Sunday School, 9: 80 A.M., Mra.
James Garrison, Supt.
Preaching, 1st. and 3rd.
days ot eacl:.' month, 10:80 A.M.
Evening Services, T: 30 P.M.
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ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Fatber n. H, Krumboltl, Pastor
Masses, 8 and 10 A.M.
CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
...ee Partington. MlnJatu
Worsblp Service, 10 A.M.
School, 11 A.M.
WAYNESVILLE FRIENDS,
First Day School, 9:30 A.M. ,
M,eetlng tor Worship, 10:30 A,M.
of Mrs. Laura Shldaker. , HARVE,,"SBURG
Continued from Page 1 l\{r. and Mrs, WHllnm Gilliam
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HAVI, A LOOIC A' '"f5 RIMJ\IUCAtU
.. MOWn 'DDAYI WE'LL If
.... JO NMONlTltArI" .a. 'fOU'
Fair;) ey, ' H'ar,d ware
Pho ... 2441 "
DEAD STOCK WANTED
HORSES $2.50 COWS $2.50
HOGS .25 f:,WT
, Alao ' Sheep, CalvOl, Colt8, etc.
Removed Dally
CALL COLLECT
Wiy,mincton 2382 Lebanon 439
, JANES RENDERING
YOUR 1950
DODGE
IS ON THE
. WAY I
. We're ready now to take:
order for Quick Deiiveq,'
Y
ES the fine t Dodge, models
we've ever sol <\, are on the way to our
showroom right now. Fn 'tory production
iti in full swing. Now is time to ,get
an order in on your choice of model.
With the hig Spring on here, you
"nlll to enjoy YlIUf lie, Dodge ' now.
You'll be surprised how; eallily and
quickly you can own 8 new,, 1950 Biger
V nllle Dodge if you a.cl al once!
Mrs, Osee Ha.rlao sp nt Sunday 8hd Mr. and Mrs. Harold GIlIiI\IIl
at tl:!e home or her niece. Mrs. were dlnn r guests. Snnday of Mr.
Ruby Cline of Daylon. and Mrs. LeDlll'd Hansen and fam _
. Murray and L.uterbach
. , .
Mr. a.nd Mrs, Howard Grabam. aly ' of Hamilton. TRY GAZE1TE a.ASSIFIEDS Broadway at Oakwood
Mr. and Mrll. George Wall and sons Tbe elvl League held their -THEY GET RESULTS FAST '
III '" Z , .. i! r ,. ' bb h
$
meeting [or this month at tbe home
Mrs. Hannah lin, and Mr. and of Mrs. Nellie aturday
'Mra. Charles Easter were the din evening. The cobos tosses were:
ner guests, Sunday, at Kath Mr:s. Sally Wright and Mrs. Mable
lilen Grn.bam ' at bel' hom& In Terry. ,
Da.yton. ' Robert Co}lolt and his niece,
. Reason ot' Waynes- Miss Jenn SmIth of Dayton. were
ville, WIIS the week en house gue,s,t Cqntinued on Page 5' , _
--- NaIf .. 1 W ..... Sy.tem. Month-
sav" miles of seep.; bours of tireSClme pump-
iDa IUMi bY banci--;.and 'does it for peonies! For o,ne
an electric water system pumps more water than a man
e - - ----_ 1Ul1l iD a whole day. Running water offers valuable
is a hi, belp in profitable farm
. prqaPcdoD.. ' ,
'" M"ery farmer knows, water..:..and, plenty of it-is a ne-
cesaitY, __io food prodUction, Poultry and like
tIriok lDore water when it is kept handy, JO easy reach. This
meani ' more eggs, larger esgs, milk, quicker fattening
ian&! finishiog of livestock f{'r marketJOg. .
f In the liOJl'le an abundant supply of clean water pumped and
)lauled e1ecfric:aJiy, lightens housework, saves and energy.
3'Iie wliole family enjoys the comfort run
walu ill Idtclien, bathroom, laundry or utility room.
, l!1ectric pump. can switch' on keep, the
Itorage tank filled; the water BowS Under pressure to the house,
die poultry house, the feedlot or the kitchen garden.
, 'I'or advice on sizes and types' of electric. water. systems consult
J.OUf countY. aJricuItuial agent, teacher,
I o! YO,Ul electriC service company.
1111 DAYTON POWIIAND LIGHT COMPANY
. ...... IIIIA ...... 5I1nda" 'AI!' '.M.-wHIo
Thi. ridiculous strike is an aHront to ' every
citizen of tl1e, It's not .for more. '
n'ot hOurs. It's on'ly for soft
feather-bedding 'spots for additional unneces-
sary,firemen to gq among 'in dies;) lotomotiv ... '
. for the ride. A ca', .. the
demands ofth,e union feathtrs"!
The reckless'leaders of thb fiiemen's
union want to force down the tliiroats
of the railroads and the puillic a ridic.
ulous umake-work" proposal which has
twice ruled out by Pfteidential '
Fact Finding Boll;l'ds duly, appo,inted
under the provisions of the' Railway
Labor '
This demand of leaders
additional and unnecessary firemrn t;()
ride in diesel locomotives was
-af.ter monthsofhearings- by a
appointed by PreSident Roosevelt in
1943.
I t was again rejected in 1949 by a
Board appointed by:President TruI!D8Il.
Recent with the
1'. f cdiation Board have brought no
t.)',ange in the attitude of the uirlOii
ci ictetors.
l' !lion Leaders Defy Intent 01
'j'" .. ,union leadera helped write the
R,o\Il\llAY Labol" Act. Yet in
. tu jUD tIuouah "
by leading !be mem-
'hem of their union out on strike and
threatening ptiralysis to large areas of
the they are defying the spirit
and intent of very law which they
helped to create. .
,This strike 'is not for higher wages. ,
It is a strike to force the ' railroads to
employ many more thousandil of fire
men who are not needed! It would ,be
inde,fensible' waste. The railioads 'have
retused to place thilJ adi.litionhl .and
burden on the public. '
But more important than any other
is the action of these
few irresponsible union leaders in !lOOk-.
ing to force a crippling strike upon the
This is,.onl,p';;t1ie.
silliest strikea: itl.:hi_l _
What are tbeeOjJ'tctd-s 'union..:leadere I ,
, trying to do? 'J'h4!!( 1JefIk. t;Q
of .
throw hundrCila oOhoup.nd' .. pf otb .. r ,
employes on and otFth'e railroads
employment/ with PItY to thf/m., ,
and their families, plus a severe. bloWtJo,
indUitry and the thflnat.illDl!
What'. th . ;-.1" ........ ' ..' Ifl1be>
union has ita wIlYr. wl!at 1' he. , ,
present o,t tb., uniqn I.WODIC;' ,
get one cent more pay They will ml1rely
ha ve been uStie8lJd for a coat)y and in.
defenaibledrive in anattempttolltovide '
moredues-payingmelflberafClrtbeunlono.
by creating "feaClher ifeddinll jobllll.QJ!.
1In./r fi.ram"Il'
Th .... cerl.ti.inly one, ot t1)j! IIillUja
strikes in historyl .' ', ' " ..
nation for thQir .. .
There is no otb., p()IIib18HlJW,\1IaI.to
sucb 8 (femand &ne."NM" ;
i i . t ,
T.he railroac;la in maJdl'\gJlUch 8-leN' '
believe they he-ve
support of thal])eOple.in
they are willing.. to.1i,ht..tiQa.oul ... '
spite' ,the loss imli
all will suft'er. "
It time to Pu.t aJl.. CU)d .to un-
Ametican
)
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OfHU[(SD y. MAY 18, 1C)50
WEEKEND
,.

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FOR FIRST CLASS FRESH
MEATS and
FANCY GROCERIES
Allo Canned Fruita
DON'T FORGET
FOOD STORE
Phone 2541
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HARVEYSBURG
Continued from' I nge
the gues ts Sunduy llftOI'IIOOIi or
, Mr. Collett'l! 816t elI II l llW. Mrs. fl .
Collett.
The Welcome Bible Class of
, Jonah's Run church, held t heir
ltl ay meeting at the bomo of Mr.
a nd Mrs. Chari 8 Easter; FrWay
evening.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. JiJcn Beckett bad
88 their guests, Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. John Beckett. Sr: and t heir
80ns and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cook
and family of Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bogan, Sr.
W 1'0 t he guests, Sunday. ot t heir
sonlnla.w and daughter. Mr. and
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GENERAL
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S/I" /NO"nD !factor molln': 11 II",..
, awing ollach",.nll .
BAIRD'S
GENERAL
L' y T 'L E
THE MIAMI GAZETTE, W.AYNES lLLE, OHIO
Rofarf Roe
__ -. Dises
Barrows and'
ul pae el!S
,
.ertU erg
Almtfttt
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HA .R V E Y S B U'R'G
PAGE FIVE
n
. ; . ' .. , ..... __ ..
,
I JUST OPENED .;
I Have Leased ' the
BROOKS GARAGE
ON MAIN STREET
-IN-
HARVEYSBURG, OHIO
: -- .. ---..------_._-_. ---------- 1Ii,_'" II: ......
) HAVE HAD 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS A ME-
CHANIC AND AM EQUIPPED TO DO ,ANY KIND
OF. AUTOMOBILE REPAIRINC. - WILL FEATURE
--- . . . . . .. . ... _ .. -----.. - . ----.. .
GULF and OIl. - and I.
do Lubrication Job.
Welding Fi restone Tires
!\IIS. 111)1' bert Snell nnd famil y of PHONE WAYNESVILLE 2834 ROY ABBOrr
Collins hILS rellirned t o ..
her llome fol 1owlng a two weeks rF __ 1l _ 1_ II _ n-.u_tl __ a_ II _ I __
vis it with her /lOnln la.w and ' Tho Harveysbur g Vo' unleer Fire naBlum early Sunday morning. I urday evening. I Miss Ma rY Jane Moore of Day
Iltlugbter, 111 1:. and Mrs. SterlJng .Department wer e called to ext In' The Full Gospel chur cb lIfr. lind Mrs. W. C. BroV)"1l speul ton, was a Sunday of her
Ingills all d ' ramUy of Gr etmrtelftl a. brUBb fire behind t he gym. It picnIc 8Uprl er ut Sligo PILr \(', ' at . SUnuay at Indian Lake. mother. M r9. MlIl lp' Moore. .
. ,
. -
al it seeml-nat-
ural gas, thul
air, can be cbaDged by chem-
istry into thoU8aDda..of.touGf
efficient fertill.n'-for PIC3IIEaY-
iog and reelaimlus the BOil
our country.
This new development W
ita origin in World War II
when we desperately needed
bBlic chemicals for exPlosivel!i.
One of these was ammonia.
f .WadimeChenlicai Planti
Have New Use in Peace
Several huge plants were
built during the war to make
anhydrous 8uuDonla irearat--
ural gas in the ...
When peace came, these were
. converied to the mADufacture
o ammonium i8UIplat;e.or am-
monium nitrate, both valuable
fertilizers. Other new plantll
:were built.
. Where the ' lnoh Mnes of
rI'exas )],aft' their ori-
gin, these great plants. are' a
faIQiliar sight. Stretching over
hundreds of acres, their steel
towers and reaction chambers
receive their simple raw ma..:
terlal, natural gas, and COIl-
vert it into solid Compounds
through dozens of complicated
steps.
. .
-dpIittiag G .......
Mak. Newl"'."
Key piece' of equipment Iii
this amulng.ch'ange,f1'Oll1 tuei
to plant food the "catalytic.
III 'Ie ON THE
,
.
.. . . . ' .
. : NlJw. tum off
It seeuur like-nYagic' on the Inch Lines today to headaches out of the job of pipelining.
8111& ga . ali. turning th8mseIve8-with- They permit greater flexibility of operations,
out Imman bar,1ds. AotwLlly, are insure maximum safety, and enable the Inch . '
new valves which Lio98 to render-greater service in nine states.
have beaaiJistalle;Eton pipe linE'.8 from Texas . Automatic valves are only one item, in Texa.8
to The newest development in nat- ' Eastern
1
s program to maintain a
ns. machinery, ,theY. take many former 'business i'n your county.
. of
reactor.," which proc ... mll- I ... .. ........... .... .....;;--... O;;"'-----..... -----..,
lions of cubiC teet. ' ..
) gas daily. The catalyst, a 'SUD:-
stance' which itaelf remains
uDchaneed, C&UBeII a Violent r&o'
. action In the gu
it down into entSreIJ new Bub-
stances.
Little known baforethewar,
the synthetic fertiliser Indus-
try is now 'aD
of our uational eeono1ll1"-aDd
the foundation of
18 uatural ....
' .... 2 ... '11.. to .... . .".
Uiatll openttag the h1llll1l'eds
. Of ftIv. on a pipe- Hue w .... ,. bard,
tba4MX",!,D!ilndob. It .. totalltetwo
1IIID" DW:autee to opeD.
".,""""011 IIIIft "it. I, "
lugeoious tools with compressed-alr
e:ngine8 made the job a little easier
Eut a man could onJy handle one.valve
at. a time and it took 7 minutes.
Now no IIand., as val". turn .. ", .. ,,"
One man, at a single control, can ncnv
operate as many as 6 valves in.S min-
utes, though he may be 800 to 1000 feet
away from of them.
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,.,... rtJ .. WlWIII-1IrI1i
HI.' tt 01 , .... faINrn II at
N .-,_ ..... n 5fajifOll
Pll6HIM'S PH06HfSS
Here '(above> the Bel-
gian pilgrim .neors her '
i9!Uney's end. With r05C1-
ry and missal in liand, she
walks across ' the ' large
square at St. Peter's to ,
the threshold of tlie hO,ly
d 00 r s. Paoline (rit;jht)
pauses to kiss a relic on
the holy .steps of St.'
Pete,'s Basilica, There
are pilgrims wbo could'
to come in , stYle
If they wished, but they
come . humb,ly, as peni-
tenH. They have come
from many parts of 'the
world.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
One holy year pilgrim to Rome
is Paoline Irma Vanhamme, 60,
who trudged barefooted all the
way from Belgium. Mounted 'po
licemen (left) direct pilgrim Van
homme. She gets a cup of hot
chocolate (below) il1 a convent
shelter.
Paoline has kept a *aithful
daily record (left) at her p-ifgtim-
age to the shrine of Peter and .the
door in St. Peter's Basiiica-
the ' where Pope Pius himself
inaugurated the holy year by tap-
ping it 'with . a hammer,
At a point overlook. ,
ins St, Peter's
(I eft) Mrs.. Vanhomme
takes a rast look at the
main Basilica (dome visi-
ble in background), and
a final the
pilgrim lIr.pcires for the
Journey Part of her
reward is fealization
of this Iit.'i",. ambition
at the' age of 60_ Many
pilgrims this year have
made a great nuany sac-
. rilices for tlte privilege at
playing even a small part
in holy year c,,,mani
Thursday, May 18, 1950 .
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
:; lackie'S Best .
World'
By Rlcf!arf' Hill Wilkinson
r l"\I' , \
THE BW ORE Dal'ling's
threedug circllS. largest to ev-
er New Enl;lll9-d. came to Ir---.....:..--,--_ ......_--...:... II
Silas Ledbetter called 'his God.and O' ur
12yearold .SOI) in fvom the barn & ..
and said:
here,1
I Jackie .
for Mar h. 1950
bee n a pretty . . . , .
good boy t his C
ML
.R1Ga,TS are qow, a politi-
cal footbail in Ill'be United
,.' : summer. Guess 5 .
you dek'e'rve beln' on band with tates: Every legislator Ukes .to be
other ' boys at that circus when . ,as favoring them_ E;very-
gets heI'll .tomorrow." seems to be
.Ledbetters were ' poor ' -out . fop- I'lghts.
church mIce. and J(lckle c[d y. ,
let himself his Then-'Wb- Y Isnt
pop would let ' him attend ,the eir- everybody satjs-
eus. Consequently. hi s . round blue fi ed? The truth Is.
eYlls gt$ even 'Tounder. a lot of UII just .
talk. W e n it
Pld suas ,rIDDed 'aud swai- j:omes' 'do\\(ll to po-'
lowed a lump In his throat. He litical facts, the
dug' down Into his pocket aDd people who get
brought out a shiny, Dew their "rights" rec- Dr_ FeremaD
ver balf'1lollar_ , Ilgnlzed firs
7
are, the people with
Jackie carefull1!' the half- the most votes. The little pe I op e.
many dollar in a pocket Q.f his tattered if they haven't too
overalls. pulled his straw hat well votes. ar,e likely to be steppe d on.
over his ruddy face . puckered up
his lips and began to whlstle_ He Country
\ whistled all that afternoon and THIS IS NOT b
WB.S still he came . a t1ew pro
in t ram the lower 19t for Long ago the prophet 1'4
1em
leah
orib
man
. Once upstairs . carefully fllced It, said soMe brave w
took' oU his slilrt and .then felt in about 4t. He was 'a smalltown
the pocket of ' his overalls for the' In a vlllage , near PIe J
hal! dollar. He'd better sreep ' witll Philistine border Une. Judah
It under his ' pillow ' t)e reasoned that Ume mostly rural.
udah
was
,
like he' d read foUf' doing; The villages were made u P of
their
U to-
t. intQ
It \\las right then that JackJe'a farmers. wbo did not live on
hea rt ' 'sank, right then that the farms. as we . do but lived a
world turned black and there was fDr goJAg, olJ
a horrible, terrifying. empty feel. the .country by day to . work
Ing in the pit of his stomach The farms , coming back to the vUl

age
half dollar was gone I ' . at
very
J:lckie wanted' to cl-y but he m"ch lanil. and few
, ,
w.as too much of a man for that, - . _ ,.,
were
FARMS AND RANCII ES
-orPOffTUNITY ... ,; S- SEOURITY
40 A. Farm. a2:1 A. Coul MhlO
Write ! r detnlls Gay V'AuJ lm "'uln," 0
Ohio. IJ I11, . Gl ous t e r .
t' n rm on stl,te 'hlllhWaj;' .."mi.
modern electric: . 36 by 6 bam.
concr.te Inllklne pnrJDr. 7 fOW'. aU fresh
sinte J on. , t r octor nnd Tuc Lor outfit 1
mall route . 8chool bill' , mUk rOllt e nt
door: SfciTlnfo plowi ng mos tly don(\. PrIce.d
"t $10. QO Dr .qu(qk ."Ie. ,RtrlJe .
Oblo. '
_ .. 'if 1 '
BAY. GRAIN, FEED
YAUOER'S 01,10 O.r..,loli ylcldfne
corn Ibol m"tur. early. hUB
c:lcan, rlo' Qlllck.ly. Cllnlon 59 seed onl!J.
Monroe Soybeans. Wrl1e for elrell.lnr.
Deniers wentcd
i
Yaurer IJrGtbor R:! .
I'll, Ve rnoD. Ob D.
HELP WANTED-\\IEl\I . - WOMEN
GIVE .... 07 Uu... Co.ko.ok wlih sol e
Inaaaztne BubscrJption. Wrlt.e I\l nn o.cer.
SOli C.otane., Bid, ... "' bevllt . N. C.
ADVERTISINO ' Pbo,;Worll. Good pay.
Show Snmplei to fr end . Write lor de.
"'118. One 8erson to seellon. Be I1rsl.
nOE b ., , 31 8.U ... III.. " rlr.
E<
HELP W-'NTED-WOMEN
paya you '18.20. No Inve.tment. Write now.
in
He searched pu-ough the ' other There' wa. one
pocket very carefully, and . then Jadah, the cQI
tal. .
Malle I'a son 2 liou hold N.-
. elsaltl.. . ollar. 10':1:4 ' e weekly
Acm. Pred."la. lin A, Ran. tty. Mo.
looked in 'hls shoes, and under the C!,mpared I\II iIl
e
of
.bed and about' everywhere that Uie . COIIDu,. j 't ';-a Immense a
hall dollllr' might have been. But ,"0' NciW I' d
tlie ,
nd
-
OW
It was .vanished. Dell talce , two tel U
And 10 Jaclde 111. heart ach- ho", Jadah; .. Da.tlen, wa
. ' - run . .Jerusalem- ,an' k: TIle
S

Ing with misery. ,crawled Intel c.'" waa "0-'- ....... .
bed. And then _ .he COuldD't "T . - 7. -..,. , ,,""81' aJI
help cried. But all the " richer tII,o. ...
d
e,w
time be .kepl b1mleU he JlGGrer aDd poorerl . '.
, was a man DOW and beld better Tho small farmers werill 1
osing
anta atop cryint . betoremom came their lands al\d ten
up tel tuck him In and . Ids. ' Ilr .men even
him CoOd Ilicht, of the ', princes c,
U f
und h'l i h 'd aristocracy, as ea
. the
tlng
mom , a ' m cry ng seth fl
feel bad; an.d prob!lbly 'cry; too., ADd '. e . esh
0
1,
JackJe that to Raij, Slave, .Jialf ,Free
COULDN'T, 'h'c decfde<1. ev- is a , ood
en let inom know that he bad .I'"f no, eountry is in a ' healthy
ntry,
ean-
the ,half dollar. Or if one part of U Is tea
wouldh't ' \:le fair. , part do'wn. , U thie
, are. the weak. the 'II
ring
ong
bole
Sllw natJon , ,lilrowS' weak'. Micah
that . exactly.; indeed, he predl
that because cf tile kind of cou
It was. J)aU .oppres sed Bnd half
pressing, It woUld be destro
C.t ed
ntr,y
oIl'
yed.
No enemy. of his coun1ry, he
enjoy 'forecastina its dOID
be ' foved people. he loved
country .neighlJors: ,bo CD\lId
what was happening to llolQph!
were belna crushesd .down IDto
did
fall.
his

who
the
. ttirt, he knew that could nat ' g o on
and on wlthout a smash. (An dU
came!),!' . .
.'
er /. . ha. ,4"
a,nd aratjJ . iD the ,bllto
or natloDI. WIlen the few' 11'o'! }\
be , r at the ' eX]Je!IH el . ,
D' maoy, WheD wealth III
',ated' in a few or '11
'few individuals or famID

H,
eut'l

anal
I' at
for
bY:
of
80
eso

eir
\ tor'
,
a list ,
l:1ley

are
the
a a
, lit-
,
.J adde _rUclted *be' lower lot
.1Id !,ePD 10 abake oat, the bay We "ave Our Own Problems
.. pop ba4I me4 Jilm WE AJlE FORTUNATE in that
. Be leal ltD Use lie,. . we lIve in more democr
. told bbD"", ' U be did time. and lands, It ' sbOUldl. n
, pep woalda't tIiInIi ,blJQ, ,J,'" ,. be forgotten that . democracy
atlc

18 a
patefal lor &!ie ' baU-cloUr; bult of the Jl!wlsh,chrtaililn tr
. ,turned thfl' ha) one wbieh. t!'e propbet M
and started on the next. ' to form. It was the prqp
thll his heart ' 'fa!t7ly deepI7 the slJJf 011
with misery. And then' abo which baa ,rown.
that same heart almost Many of 11Ie lawa. of our land
ceased to Jaclde stared and inleJ;l4ed to ' keep tIi. 1rinn
ltared. at somethin, rounii eaUn, up the weak. Tho
that lay . the stubble. UJ1- tlie out of work. lbe. man' wi
adl-
Icah
bets
t of
,fe
er.
th
the
cted
r In
. .
HOME F.UItNISBINGS as APPLI.
..
TELEVISION ADI.n.... tor locol and dl ..
ta .. ,recepUon. Alumlnu:r, tllbln, _ .. :.
Se11 for tree lilt. .a,,, nl*en er" elll
IIbop. SCI 110. Cllaroh, Bowllntr Orun. O.
1NS1ItUC'l'JON'
ATTENTION VElER.tlS
Learn" Irod. thnt will never be replneed
by mllchlnery. Oenl ol Laborntory T.eh
.nolofY pre.ents aq opportunity tor vel
ana a own nnd D'Iall1llle their own loborn
Apr,rolied lor veteran traJnlnIl under
Pu lie "'" 348. ' [ull partlcularE
write to: '
CoEd Ponl.1 LIl bor or, 80b,o'
39 Eas. Markel 8 . ; Akron. ObI
B. A Po.IIr' T b .. lol., . Learn ' Inl em
al CuIUne." vncc:innlinll, debetlkln". dlall.
noolnll, etc. Make from (0 r.125 per '
Protected t erritor y. 2 week clnas
8taJ'ta SPOil, For Interview write to I . B.
S ...... Company, Arebltol4. Obi",
> MACHINERY, &
,
Woodworking Shop ,
Complete modern planing ' mill. $14.500.
Inoludes new 8" Vonnenll! mould.
er: ehti pe'r'. B!tlner.,. mortlaer IDWa. s
eis. Every, JplI Iii excellenl
oondUl on. - ' . '
May-Bilt Inc. '
_ 8,,.
423 Franlefort
MISOELLANEOUS'
RVBL1Nqll JOK .".o\lve . (Dr j
matism. arthritiS. ne .. rIUs. oln"".
muscuJaJ;" 'Sare ne!!. 8jl"ln8. etc6.- 11125.
R , DIUDer. BOll IIJ!, at Hili . Dunab.
O.,'aa, Oblo. '
.P.IIo.Oalal.. snow-wnlte lead '
anel < oU. MoneY-bnck . auorDn eo /1ot t o
rub or wash alt. or turn yello.. ' .
. aal. In 5-gol. Over millJo",
.aUons sold. Sample can. 500.
'. SnowWltlle PDlni Co.
. S10 W. W.. hln r'Ion 81 .. ObloA,., 111.
Ba, A pd, Chameleon: Chanf,CS ' to Gn:l'
It reala on. _Sent wllh apel chol;.
foi' 50 ' cents! 11 Is flU the rnfo
now. L. A. S EWART. 37 Cr ... enl 8 .,
PorUand, MaiDo. '
I
PERSON-'L
,PAV p.nl" eonto.' Fanl. fa; conti
d,ntlnl ! Into.rmnUon. FREE. . I. II. ne . .
ee.reb, letOG BUlm CI... l. l\jJ, Oblo.
POULTRY. CBICKS .. EQUIP:
nO.URBoN RED ,TURKEY EGGS. per
hundred: poults. 1'12. Twenty years with
Reds. Henry 8:ehneemllch. "' .. ren .... ; O.
BE A WJSE DUCK"' -;-
and tollow lhe lender ill HIgh Quality 3-A '
breed chtck.. .9S per hundred.
U,S. approved b,Y. tho fQlIowlng' slotes:
Indiana. Kentuc\'((. Ocor"l n ond ' Ver.
tn.ont . 9S\\o llvnbll ty !!unrlinteed. Sexed
"hicks If .preferred. also Lellhor" chlelul.
do not contuse. -.our cWelul with
other cheDI> chicks. When bct ch.lck.
are hlltched. FrancIa will hnve them.
Write, call or phone your today.
Open Sundays.
, FRANCIS CRICKERY
M.allbon,_ O. PltOll.
ItE.4L ESTATE-HOUSES
Home for Sale
Two-slor):; . 3 , bedrooms Dnd ' bath ue: :I
rooin., la rie h1l1l, In tge lront . ck
r;:rchea. creen.d. down; lot eS'!lft5 wi th
ron 'enoe
h
.2 . :l-onr 1I0rage. :wIth
il.we; ; s'f.
3ohn" River' 30 mUe. north o[ 'Orl ando:
will send riClure and {u.ther Intormallon
on reques : 112.509. E .... ' . F. LoW', B....
3S, EntDlptl . ... Fl.; .
SEEDS, PLA\lfTS, ETC
08JO CIilRTI';JEP aeed com' for
oU of .011 and sealOD. Z5
varle . 10r your ape. lie 'a't eatlon . alao.
nnd
:rc'ed. . 111e lor parI culara. '
0 : C. , Powell .. SO .. I . Ada.
,
TRAVEL
HOTEL S .... r .. U.II lIonle' 1 8all Fr
01 JII EI.I. at .. Most for lour mone,'
:\11 hotels w. recommel\d. Sen alamp aDd
clttes you will vlllit for lI't. .
WANTED 10 BUY '
INPIAN reU atrow hends .. atone u ...
ele.. odd atones with
01.. drl led In t hem. Ha ... E".lo. aG'
W.alllnJlGa C. n .. 01110. , .
BOOK8 WANTED
forkful or bay ' he'd juSt the lDlan Job, the with
up. Atter a 10nl " Imall bualnes ..... they are prote
his beart began to thUmp under our government, whethe
Be felt ,oose 'pimplu Canada or In the United State., a" . A. 111_ CASWELL, Gener r. II.Y.
out aU over tu. body He they .never were In ancient Judah. I
W.lh. for B .. befall.
"",."''"'''' to cry and sbout and ck, aU To "heth!!r 'we are 'treaUn, ========:;:=====
of thIilgl ' other. rllilhl. eapeelally tho.e wbo PI " f h 'F "
then remembered are . than auraelves, _e annlng or t e uturer .
been worklnl here on the flnt to au U,le.. baalc quel- BUS S d
Ill afte1l'IOOD before, haU-clol- UODI: Do thele people lit their uy . avings Bon s!
have SUpped out of b1I lIIare of JusUce, aro we-l!..e(p-
He plued up the colD ill, them .et It? Do we treat tbem
111 .qiueezed It lovlnlb' and. holcUni With merey or do we on17 ..u ....
UlhtJ7 in bia clenched flit. weat them for our own benefit'
Ihaklnl out .the ba;, .,aiD. The tid III. eauncJ1
m_ abd the bel,t pop 1ft tile .. DI40
lie told bftnuU iOJ,MJf. WInJ latuns.' ;;. ... lit I

Thursday, May 18, 1950
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THE MIAMI GAZ&TrE WAYNESVILLE,
PAGE SEVEN
NU- UIJ!UL-: PA HRNS
Simple Style lor Daytime Wear
ake This Frock for Dress-Up
CHARMING style to wear all
day long-and it's so simple to
Slanted lines accent the
closing and one hipline,
are as cool and com!ort-
able as 'can be.

Pollern No. 1947 Is a se,w-rlte N",rf()o

The . prlnl Ind IlUmmet" FASHION
offers a wealt b of lewlnlf Information;
special fabric newa
ln
' decoraU". tip!.
'ree pattern printed side the book. ""
centa.
Compllment-Gette.r
H
ERE'S YOUR frock for special
dress-up occasions I New and
smart with a tiny stand-up collar,
ariss-cross bands . of fabrIc for
trim. choice o't sleeve lengths.
You'll win compliments for sure.
*
Pattern No. 3139 Is a ."",-rlte rrfo-

all-Inch. '
.EWINO CIRCLE I'AftlCaN DEl"f.
..... u. W.II ..... Clklu.* 7. 111.
Enelo.. 2$ centa III cow .or .. ell
p.ttern 4.lred.
Pattern No t BIIe ......... .
Na.me . :
I " . ' 4 ....
The sweetness of nourishing
com-toasted to a turnl And
KeUogg's keep their Corn
Flakeii coming to you crisper,
freshetl Your borgain ill
i'
MOTHER
IMPORTA"T HOTEL AIUIDUICEME"T ' ,j

Come, live and enjoy the refreshiIlg luxury of this -WORLD-FA
MOUS RESORT. 6 miles from Chattanooga. Swimming poo ..
goll, archery, beauty and gown shop. America's most beaut!
ful patio open evenings with dancing beneath starlit skies to
the famous Lookout Mountain Orchestra,_ Rates $7.00 and up
daily, including meals,. swimming and patio dancing privileges.
(Special family and seasonal rates, > Write to Lookout Mountain
Hotel. Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Phone 31742 Chattanooga.
OPEN MAY TO OCTOBER. .
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOTEL
reachers
THIS BOOK IS AN INVALUABLE AID
IN TEACHING YOUR: MUSIC CLASS
. , .
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MUSIC II, th
. RURAL SCHOOL
A ,imple Clnd direct guide covering
subjeCits of organization. planning.
listening. port-singing, instrumental
music, ' creative music. seasonobl.
entertainment. ete.; olso a biblio-
graphy of suggesti)le material
BV
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THOMU ANNETT
Chairman af the Department of
MUsic. Stllte Teachers' College ot
La Crosse, Wisconsin. Price,
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USE
THIS
ORDIR
FOAM
THE WILLIS MOSIO COMPANY
12. PoIifUl Cln&laaaU I, OhlQ
Please sea c:oplu ''XUSIC in CIte aURAL SClJaOL".
NAW. ADDNaB ..... ____________________________ __
n, .. Cl1T'-. ____________ S'tATE ___ _
IIMCLOISIID _ __Co O. 0'
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THE WILLIS MUSIC CO.
.. CIMel""A!' 1. OHIO
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TWIN THEATRE
Ohio
Clo, ed on Tuesd. y and Wc.'d nesd:\y
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
18
MONDAY FRIDAY - 7 P.M.
TIlE SECRET CARDEN
(Part Color)
19
1 lit: MIAMI (iAZl-:TTI!, WA I'tC':>VIL.Lt. OHIO
BAY
1950
20
sount of
ST. LOUIS
('l\eclmlcolor)
WARRIN BRADDOCK
'1'c!P floD. Hap,".... Sapd. Graft'
Witi JtMII: Hoe,
I lltrq-Uu uul JIaJl&IMr

, DEAN ST CKWELI", MARARET oonnl
Tow nnd J erry Cnrtoon
a. Western - Stars
JOm. KcCRlilA,
Phone: 2t8t
BANE, atTN OJU,.Yllllr-
SATURDAY'S SHOW ON
FRIDAY, TOO
21

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22
KEY TO THE CITY
ALEXIS SMITH
Clut.p. 7 Lost Junel.,
:MGM: Canoe ..
e
DaN I'arDu Pit. 10. IIIOtI
bio:ranL :We a1IO daD ......
,TAQIII & SON, Phone 1011. '
- ,.
LUMlllmR - All kbldll,lll aU ...
LORFl'l' 1'A YOl NO' And CLARK OABLE
atha and !WI4th11, KIln drMd.
Renso:nable prices. All orden,
large 01' small w1ll be 4ell.,."4.
IRog Houses. AOY LAMB, Jlbon.
WIlY11'eSVme 2701.
,,, ondf' rful Comedy
New. Cartoon
WASHING DONE in my home.
'Phone 2626, WaynE\Bvllle.
, X-6-4-11-18
' FOR SALE - Eight-room houlI8.
semlIDodem. Everett Gustin.

_ L _ ..-. ___ '" &f _ X-6-1\"lS.25

NOTICE! LAND BANK LOANS ;;;--SALE--1UO-W- I111--l-. ,-oOd
runDllng eon41Uon prlvate owuer
Wayne.ville and Corwin
Communities
MADE BY A $200.00. call !r10 '1970 before 12
FARMER OWNED MOn. Pearl nclalr On RUDayton
ORGANIZATION ' ]0 - box 225 . A 5- 11 - 1S253t
To Fit the Income of Your FOR SALE _ Farmall Tractor
. Farm - with Cultivators $800.00, Red clo-
Am Equipped To Do
HIGH 'GRADE SHOE Time-Up to' 33' Years ver hay. David Snelld Elmtree Rd,

Interest.--4% WbynesvllJe 2109. \
_ FOR - - I> 11 - 18 - 26 - 3t
Our Work Wiu Ple,Ilfe You
Prices
Chules R. Thompson
HARVEYSBURG, OHIO J __ _
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Ref"ananaal, Buyin
INFORMATION ON REQUEST
Lebanon N.F.L.A.
LEBANON, OHIO
Phone 448
ELLIS, H. &TURM, Sec'yTr ....
NO MATTER HOW SATISFAC-
TORY I\. rllneral service may be.
IT Ihea:e will sUII remain a fell.lng or
I'osentmcnl If costs are excessive.
At l,he M(fClure funeral home we
avoid every needless' dollar- AND
THIS EXPI..AINS THE 'PUBLIC
APPROvA i. OliR POLI C';
JlAI. ,R.ECEIVED.

HOME
Mrs. Elizabeth Hole of Waynes-
vllJe. Is vlilUng with Mr. and MM!.
Harvey 1\. Hole, JeDnle and JUlly.
of Dayton .
,
. '
, Mothers Day dinner guests of Mr.
and' MI'Sl Harvey Hoie \\(sr(l MI',
undo Mrs. Hally Hathaway. Mrs.
Elizabeth . Hole and MI'. Jack
FOR SALE - Sweet Potato planlll.
SOc per hundred. All kinds of gar-
den plants 15c per dozen. Charle3
C: Strouse, 1% miles north at cor-
, tie and Ferry
roads, X-6-18-25-6--1-8-l5-22
ViSiTORS FROM .
CINCINNATI SUNDAY
Mardis. Mr, and Mr!l. OUrt'IS Stltts of Ctn-
.eln.natt visited Mr. and Mrs. Walt er
- . Try Gazette C .... ified Ad Elzey Sunday afternoon.
Rural
"
Bottle Gas
Sales -. SerVice
Ask }\bout our Price ' on
Inatallation and Gas
Spring VaIleyHardware Co.
.. - ,. ' -
Spring Valley, o Phone 37371
"
NOT NEW - aUT NEW8
ADd IOod new. If Jut
TN.I's autt YOI'D uul
shabby I
sail It to 118 - n-
ston tllat tI'Im, 8ID&I't lOok,
It look lib newl
NOW READY - ChryaanthemulDl,
carnatlona, dalalea, etc" alao cut
fiowera. St .. John's Gardell8, aCroll
(rom Texaco alaUon. Main a\.l'8et,
Phone '2551. 1 .. 1

FOR SALE-l Pressure gnHolIlIE
LOI' (' , I fl ll toUl IIL'i l ' \VuHh l nJ; rna
chin . W_ J . Hoover, Fifth su'eet..

FOR ALE - Minneapolls-Honey-
'well Ilutomlltlc furnace control.
comill et e ; Ele tresteem' bot waLer
I'Udl uto .... ; "pe oy plth lt slIrayer;
wi th ,() r without ' motor; Model 46B
' Mossberg .22 cui. rltl e with 4X
tll:Olle; ' 3 wrist wutchell, 1 JoJlgID.
2 ll ll iova; cha.l se lounge; Montu-
mow r llllvn mower. bnby stroller ;
bi g h chair. ErneSt Edgington.
Phone 2995. X-5-11-J82fi
R SALE - 19'17 Wlzzn.rd bike,
G-piece chrom' breakfast ael Pltone
Waynesville 2-161. , X-5-ll-18-25
FOR - Admiral televisIon
... 7 Inch pIcture ,with
s ere e n. Rlchard Hu I, .
WAJDeavme. ,X- lt
HOUSE PAINTING - Alao TooL
barD, etc., experienced palnter, Ten
unable prlcell. ' Phone 8281 WayneR.
nile, Richard CampbelL

WANTED TO RENT - House an- --.,L, ___ .:....,.______ _
fUrnlahed.. , F.,1g1daJre 1'OlJ, good ra4108. Pholle
Plant 2, wife and 1 ,child (school Rev. lL B.. Coleman. II
age). Phone 37193, Spring VaDey,
OhIo. X-6-18-25-1-1 -- 'rr,. G..tte OuaIfied Ad
NICLL YTE BAnERIEa
25 CtJARANTEE'I_ Add Water Once A YeBl'
LUBRICATl40N
. COMPLETE AUTO REI'AlR SERVICE \,
24 HOUR SEnVICE ...
Ders' ;Garage
MAIN 4 MIAMI 8TS. PH'9NE WAYNE8. 2841
MONEY IS'Nlr
. .
B,UT
Y 011 hear anyone of havin,
too much of you can, build up a supply
. of reserve dollar. by.depo.itina IOmethina
every pay day. The I'!cret is in replarity.
Cet the habit of droppin. in at QUI' bank to
make yOlUr clepo.it DEFORtE YOU SPEND
A CENT FOR ANY1H_NC:;. .
" "
Waynesvill, Ban.k
ROOFING
Of All Types
lD8Ul&te4 Drieu ID4 .. bea-
to. SlcUnc. Sheet metal W'Orll
or all 'ldnda. Local Ilel .....
eea. AU work III&rlDteed.
- .
HOWARD Wo. H.\AS .
Route ... w.,...."m.. O.
Phon. W.,...."III. ..
Dead Stock'
. Bona. ,UG Cowl, ,1.10 '
Hop - , lI6c CW't.
, Aecord1Dc to Sise
aDd CoDdltton.
dan
Xenia 454
lIeYel'88 CbUau
Fertilizer
THURSDAY
TONICHT IS
"BUCK NIlE"
SEE THIS SHOW
"FRIDAY. SATURDAY,
SUNDAjY, MONDAY
MAY 18
a
yaoo.
a ,
Piau
FREE KIDDIES PLAYGROUND
18 CUP
'ALUMINUM DRIP COFFEE MAKERS
EACH
. LARGE SIZE MEDICINE CABINETS
EACH
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WALL PAPER, PASTE AND SIZING
G. E. BULBS - NU ENAMEL
KEMTONE
Appfiance CO
TELEPHONE 2422
WANTED'

: BUYERS WAiTING
Especi!ll1y For Farms
,FOR QUICK CALL,
Roy E.
Broker
Rt 48, 5 mi. ; South of
Centerville. '
(
Centerville! 7058
1 1 1
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WAYNESVILLE, 'OHIO
Ll.ye Wir,e and Progrelelve. All
organization aeeond to none.
Strictly sellers ' on the beat an
around market' In the country.
8ERVICE THAT 8ATISFIE8
For Dal'ly Market Report.:
WHIO DaJton, 12:60 .E.B.'l1;' Dial
1300; WLW Cincinnati! 1240, Dial
700. '
NORRIS BROCK COMPANY ,
Armitage & Sou
, TELEPHONE
WAVNESVILLE 2081
LEBANON Offlc. 471K
REa.
MORROW No. I
SAND and GRAVEL
BLACK TOP DRIVES
.. iI ROAD OIL
. LAWN, ..... FDL "'DIRT
READY-Mix CONCRI1
EXCAVATING .... DUMP TRUex STRVlcl
..
[ NIDI/I TflWII
MI10 and Mrll. iJohn Treadway
have sold their borne on Mo.ln
8treot aud Ill'e 1I0W li ving In Mill
dLetowu. Mr. and Mrs. Har ry lI! .
Turnel' and little BOil a re nOllV' oc-
cupyi ng theh' former bome.
e
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
azette
_Serving WaynesvillelSince 1850
WAYNESVll!LE, OHIO, THURSD'AY MAY 25,1 950
'f
FI VE , CEN'l'S A COpy
Mrs. Margw'et J ane RobolbRJil
pussed away at hel' bome at 377
Spruce str eet. AUIorn. JlI. , on Tues-
. day Illornl ng, WI d hill: daughtel'.
Mrs. J . L. Kenrick of R. n. 2, left
at once to s pend some Ume With.
her fatbor, and tor tIl o fUll erlil
servi ces'.
T.WIN ' T 'SOLD
Mr. anq Mrs. Louis F!'les had as
Sunday. afternoon and evening
gueSIR, Mr . nnd MIs . Paul Hil i '! Y
nnd daugbter , Mary Lou, Mr . . anti
Mrll. Low; Keyser , , Mr. and M. ra. C.
H. fJIlo rblooll Dnd "Ilaughti!r . oM
Mr. Hnrold Taylor of Dayton.
TWIN THEATRE
.BY .
WIU. BE MEMORIAL
DAY SPEAKER PJtOCl,.AMATION
.
, OF THE MAYOR
ANNOUNCE THEIR
EN-
. Saturda y, May 27th has been set
a our I
IS VALEDICTORIAN
OF CLASS OF 1950
MI'. Mack _ Davfs entered Grand-
view Hospital on MOliliay and 11n-
derweni s l1 rgery on T U e !I d 1\ Y
morning:
Mrs. Jennie Phinok, Mt;II. Mary
Ellen Lllcy. Mrs. Ada Dakin lind
MM!. 0_ B. Ma rl att ' were dinner
gue8l s on Thursday of
Cbrter. nenr Bpt' Lng VaHey . .
Mr. J . C. Hiscy Is confi ned at thli
Dayton Veterans Hospi tal fOI' ob-
se rvat ion nnd t reat ment.
Mr. Frank Thomas, accompanied
biB ,brother, Mr. Arthur Thomas, of
Daywn. to Florida for a
Ing tri p and eXllccts to return
week. .
OAKWOOD ,MAN
BOB O'REGAN SELLS TWIN
THEATER TO OAKWOOD
MAN AND WIFE
Mr. and Mr Richard Tatum
Will Allume Control .
June lst
An s Imon 'ement waa made
today .by Bob O'Regan that eftec'
t1 ve. June 1 the local Twin Theatre
ownerllhlp will , be transferred to
Mr. and MM! . Richa rd Tatum, Oak-
wood, Dayton.
Mr. Tatum III currently on duty
at Wright Airfield u.s a Captain.
U. S. Army Weather Bureau. Mrs.
Tatum. formerly of Bellbrook, looks
COl ward to r en&Wlng her
anc8sltlp wHit t o.-mer Wo.ynesvllle
school friends.

great nation. '
I, tHo M. ,Sherwood,
ltayor; 'do he reby proelalm
tid.ay. Mby 27th iui ' ,Day In
VIUa,gEj of Way:tl6svtlle and urge
'.<1\ Jt
I bur .. clLlzeoB t o observe t his 'day
by tbE! . wcarl ng (\f tbe PO-ppy- t hat
the memQry of tl,Jose . who !!lade
this -sacri fice ' - be leapt fresh In
our IlI.I us and .hear t.s,
OHURCH OF' CHRIST
TO OBSER.VE
, ATION. DA.'Y,' MAY 2$
\' .
C.HAPLAIN Ii&)' 28th 18 Memorial Day'a:l.m
. , 8p .. ker ,For Memorial A legal boUday has been ' de-
Chaplain (Major) Horace to the
or who gave their Uves
GuUer , fwho waa recenUy .... ..
as Rnse .Chaplain or for the (reedom we !lnjoy aa ana
terl/on AJr Force Base, wJ1l of two major conflicts
8peak er hf\r&; ror , the e.mel"gedmen a,.nd womell
lill Y servh;:os to ' be co";dllcted remember un too vIvldl)' the
borrors experienced when finally
GAGEMENT
M . HARLAN TO
MARRY' WM. OLSON
Or CONNECTICUT
Marriage WiD Be Solemnized
In Methodist Church
Here May 31
--'
MI' . and f rs. EI'nest Rurlnn, of
Lytle-Ferry road, \Vaynea.vllle, aTe
announcing . the engagement lind
coming marriage or their daugh,ter
Margu.r t Minerva to' Mr. RlclllLrd
J. Olson, Jr .. Bon of Olson ot
Putnam, Connecticut. The wedding
will he solemni zed at 1 he Waynes'
ville Methodlnt Church May 31.
... Hila ";..," All the Way Through
. .
Harlan Thmbart. son of Mr.
Mr. and MI'8. C. E. $tnnforth
have 'I'eoelved wor:d fronl thel!'
daughter, - Mrs. H. A. Ellis. lIlut
she Is now cOnval csdng aHer lin
apP4! ndix opemtlon at the hOfl P\Ln l
In Al bany. Oregoo. J\h. and . MIII .
Ellis , are wlr b t he Hallmlll'k Fro'
duction Company, nnd are now In
Portland. OregOtl.
, Mr. ' I'llt um Rtated Ihat Twin
'(, beatl'e pal.rona be sure to
get a copy of tbe June showblll In
. order to acquaint themselves of
' possible changes In policy.
American Legion Post 615. t he reali zation c ame tbat that stLll
Tbe Waynesville Hi gh f6t;m ' 'who, a iElw mInutes before
Band will preseill several,.
bel'S, and III !lse of had , been the clearest' of frfends,
lIev r speak again tn 'thi s
weather, 's Ol-vle s wlll be . held
.the high Bchool gym.
ThOfle who. 108t husbands,
IUld' Mrs. Harold R. Earnhart, Is
valedictorian of his 191)0 class of
26 gradua.tes In Wayne Local High
Sohool, Waynesvill e, Ohio. He
,,;It h no all "A" ;tverage
not only f Ol' 11 Is fOllr oC High
School. but fOI' the ,entre t w"lve
l earll of sohool nt ,"Vn nesvllla.
He' will enter Yala ' -ul ven!i.. 1'1
.September , 1950
ITbe East Wayne AdVISOry Ooun- Mr. and Mrs. 1b O'Regan wOl
_ .,. aons. fathers, etc. ' do not contine
their memol'Y . Ilnd honor to one
day- a . ,year by any mems. How
can lUoet aPlpr opl'lul uly remem'
:er and . hono'r. thoSe who ' have
cll wlll nl et Friday Ilvenlng, June continue to re81de on Route 48,
2. with Mr. and Mrs. ROSCoe Fur- Lebanon. Oblo, during the sum- NOTICE
LEGIOfi AUXILIARY . nas u.s host and bostess.
mer season.
TO SEU. . POPPIES
sO nn ch fGr liS?
The West Wayne ' Advisory Coun- Mr. O'Regan, who was In profe8-
noon on Wedneadayl beginning
cU member8 were guests of Mr. slol1al baseball before World War
and Mrs_ Stanley H. Ball y on l[ returned to um-
Wedileada.y evening, for the reg- . piriog, at .present wo(klng. tn t he
ular May meeting. The usual bU8- Ohl(lOolndllfDa ba,eboll )eague.
pnes8 WtI.B ,held and Mr. _. -:-:---'---:-
May 24.
. IO',by, wi ll I:e 0' e1 and'
mall ""'j 1/ be recel veq a.,d
patcked U ulual. .
Those men w-men are In t'
bimda t he h1irg a"' d f'
or ",'e"6,'er th"t g '
....ed to, ua as heaven, It wi
>vomans a.ux.l1tary ot
Am rlcan Legion of' Wayne lown-
ship will sell here Sat.,
'May 27 1\ 11 da.y_
I ,Wbat-pr-I ce freedom? Ha.ve they
. . . i.be ones \\rno t lie
In a rms, and Jo,*, ' iUe
:itself ? Tb ell talce Qio n;d
poppy which f.he Amedcan L&glon
Alixlllary offers you next Saturday.
Gi ve what you ClUJ In r eturn, and'
wear It , as a badge oC honor
"Lest we forget."
Harold Whitaker conducted a most MEmODJST
. . tatereBtlog discussi on on "Schpol
REV.,
..IbI'OUIRh - the great81l' ,
ill Po1l1.beel
J
!-ilut -a.tQUtt.,c b.IUoj!
be@!Ue- ,
t r ll Ih"?
hOllo1' yOU cO'J ld bes tow
upon \ t hem would . he by 11'111(1' 1' r.
I whOse eare tl:elr ete" h'11
exJsten' e rests?
The, COUIlQlf adjourne4 'to
In JI,lI1e w1th Mr. and M.ra, Gllber t
Frye. after wblcb a very plullsant
Boclal hou.r was enjoyed. '
,T h e Waynesville
cburcb gs.v.e a dinner and . pro-
gram-,Sunday at 12 Noon tn bonor
.. . Announce Engagrnent, Marrla"e
Mr. Benny Furnlis nnd , Mrs.
OSCll.l' Smith, cochal rmen of lho
Cancer FUnd Drive tbat Wa.yne
!Township was' a quQ!./\. Of
$400.00 and at" tbls t hne they have
received ' over $500.00. Tbe var
orpnlEattons and Indlvidullifl
have In a fine manner.
of Rev. arid Mrs. R. B. Coleman.
' wbo are retiring this year.
We or, Chur cb .of IIr l6t of
Waynes lIIe Invi,te you to meet US
In His House ('I n fOl;b IIlr-l-ol 10 give
praise M d renrier sUppll<'A 'lon
Hlm wbo Is t he ,{lver II I1tI s liAtninnr
of liFe. .
Olson. 'll os A.A. B.S. de
grees In foreign affairs frGm Geo.
Washington Univer sity In ' Wash
Ington. O. C. a nd III a candidat e
for M.A. In the sallie fi eld . He Is
on th ncimlnl st ra,llve II.taff nt 1110
UniversIty nnd a. olemper of PI
Gu.mma Mu fraternity.
TO BROi#l>CAST STATE
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
MEET SA nJRDAY
Mr. Ross Hartsock, wbo ' has
confined at Mind Vwl&y bos-
\fltal for several days. following
surgery, arrived )lome on .Mondoy.
Mrs. Blanche B8Jter, or Clnclll-
natl, haa been the guest of ber . s is
t er, Mrs. Ross H. HartSOCk, for tbe
past several daYB.
NOTICE .TO CONTRACTORS
STATE, OF OHIO
'. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus -Ohio. May 13. 19GO
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals wtll be -received
at the oUlce of the State Highway
Droctor of Ohio, at ColumbuS, ObJo,
unUl 10:00 A. M., Oblo Standard
Tuesday. June 6, ' 1960, tor
Improvements In:'
PROPOSAL No. 1
Warren COunty. OhiO, on Sectlon
0.04,' State Route No. i2S, tD. Har-
lam and Salem TOWDahlps, by ap-
plying a. bituminous treatment,
Itema NO and .
Pavement: Width 18 feet.
Length 40,66, feet or '1,70 miles.
Contract to be completed not
later Septemb"r I, 1960.
Tbe mInlmWD wage to be paid
to all labor on tbJa con-
tract Illall be In 8ccot'daDce with
tbe "Schedule of Pl;eVailln!r Hourly
Wqe Batea aDd De-
'termJDed lIy the Departm!lnt of In-
dUl!ltrLal Re1atlona appllcable to
State wPway DepartDleu.t 1m-
prov8Dlots In , accordance
Beotlona 1'1-4, 17-4 .. 1'1-6 and
1'11ia oC tbe General Code
The bidder mUllt IUbmit with his
btd a check tn the amount
or
PlaDa a4 lpecWcatlOU are on
file In the JalPwarB
ad tile omc:e or the 4lYlal01l dep-
utr 4InGtor.
TlIe 4hcstor ........ tile J'IIht
to .... IIIi u4 an bl4t.
....... H .... .
The opening prayer Willi' made by
Mr_ O. F. 'BsOWD. of Lebanon. MI'.
Hamid Earnhart: was master of
oeremonles.
,Tbe various of the
cbUl'ch wer e represented In order
by Mrs. K. N., Hougb, M;rs. Earl
COIUliir , Harlan Earnhart. Mra.
,OJ nn Borden, "Mrs. Alma Peterson.
Mr. Heber Jackson, Mr. R. . C_
Mol er, Rev. Bernard 'Baughn
Mrs. Sflllle Smltli.
.The yqung men's quartet
two pumbers.
After the program, Miss Sallte
Smftb 10 .lIebalf -ot- the church, DORia WOOLLAltD
presented Rev. and Mrs: Ool eman H A "8+" Average
wIth II. beautiful leatber chair and ,Dorls Woolard. of Mr.
.1It8nd, also quite ' a Gf c'asb and 'Mrs.' Kenneth' Wooll ard; of
tow!U'd moving expenBes. W,aynesvllle. Is t be !:ialulatorlan of
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman rellpo:ndl!d.1 the cllU!a of 1,950. .
gratefully In appreciation of tbe . :She had a "S + ',' average tor ber
occa.slon and gift. four of , HIgh School and
,
Rev_ IUJd Mrs. ' Coleman will plana to attend college ,In the (all.
move to tbelr new home soon', In. I
Upper Sandusky, and the churcb
the appointment of anotber
mlntBter by the Oblo ()onterence.
FORMER RESIDENTS
,OF THIS AREA
VACATION HERE
BI ble school- 9:30 A. M.
Worshi p A. M.
' Evening Serv.1ce-8 : 00 p . M.
Miss Harlan graduated from V\J"
glnla [nlermont Collcge for girls
l
in Virg n,la and IS now a
Home EconomJ 8 maj tl r at George
Washington Uni versity. She Is a
WAYNE 4-H CLUB member of Alpha PI Epsilon, n 118 -
ELECTS OFFICERS tlonal honorary home economl ps
,rr he Wo.Ylle G. C. P. , 4H Club society.
met Tllllrsda)' , MIl)\ 18 lit : Waynes-
vlIle Hi gh Bcho'DI with C. E. Mich-
('n er lu charge und Berman Ross.
County A rrl oullll rnJ Agent,
presiding. '
!,W'e .held t he ole don of offIcers . .
MEMORIAL DAY TO
BE OBSERVED BY
METHODlST CHURCH
Mcm0ri nl. Day wlll be , ohRer v'pd
Sunday, May 28th at . 10 :30 a. m.
with appropriate music by the choi r
and memorial sermon.
The Young Men's wlll
sing "He Was My Comrade."
The veterans are given a cordlltl
Ihvlta,tlon to t bo st:lfvlce.
COLUMBUS. OHIO- WOSU. lhe
StMe Unlvcrsity radio
station. wi ll the Sta.te
H Igll Oham plons lill) Track
Meet Saturday al'ternoon, May 27.
Tl'(wk events will be reported be-
Innings of t he Ohio State
Michigan baseball game, Iltartlng
at. 2 P. M. A trn.ck. illlmmu.ry al so
will follow t he game, end III ba lf-
lI oll /' wlIIl(illP of t he l a le meet Is
fOI' 5130 11. m,
TDe1IJilverslty s tation 18 heard
on on the AM dial and 9.7 on
FM dial. .
The following members W 0 \. e
eleqted : Presldont, Lee O' Banlon:
Presld nt. ,.Dwl gl\ t. Michener ;
Secretary - Treasurer, Bob by
O' Blllilon; News Reporter, Janet
Michener; ReCrtlatlon Leader , Cbas.
McdiJIlD18.. S veral new membllrs
pl:esent. Mr. lR.os8 lold them all
the detail s aboul 4-H Club work.
The officers meeUng wlil be ' beld
l\Jay 31 Ilt Lebanon High
IN OfrFICE HOURS
Dr. Wright an nounces that be-
ginning Ju.ne 1 his office hours
wJ\l be Wlednesdll.ys 2 t o 5 'anti
7 to 9. No bours on Thursday. All
otller days will be t he li S
NEEDLE AND THRf;AD . before.
CLUB HOLDS MEETING .
The WaynellvllJe "Needle IUJd WAYNESVILLE ALUMNI
CARD OF THANKS
EDI"J;'OR'S NOTE-Rsv. Coiemiul
hns .served the Methodl' t Ctiureh
'I'hread" 4-H ' Illb hud their (Irst TO HOLD MEETING
meeting Wednesday, May 17, at , Tbe 67th anJlulI I J:flnJon of
M""f. aDd- Mrs. Marlin Summers, ot 1 .. wish to l1IIarlik my many fri ends 3 :30 P. M. 'I'he name of the club Wa.ynesvlll e AJ\lmnl. A,ssoclatlon
Eau Gall,le. Fla:. wbri are well and neighbors tor all the cards, I d I f[1 ' WJl Il hold their regular meeting
.known In this area, are spending letters, flowers and many 1Iind o ' wCl'e Saturday, May 27. ,Dinner will be
- .
very well here In WaYneavtlle, ,and
he '11'111 Boon be leaving UI for re-
tirement, whlcb be' justly deserves.
We all feel that we are losing a
.good friend and nelgbbor. but we
wish hlm all the pleasurs .and bap.
posBlble In his new
In Upper Sandulley.
NOl'lCE OF AF!POINTMENT
,
Admlnlatrator
. Eatat& of Mary J. Scofield De-
ceued. .
Notice Is hereby !rIven that Loma
M. Scofield wboae Post Ornce Add
ren II Waynesville, Ohio, bu beeu
th 1- tl b I J 9 dUring ' m'" recent lIlness. d ' '.
e", wea on ere unt I une . J Presldent- .Betty J 0 CllSsldy Berve at 7: 00 P. M.
Tiley plan to b&', back at their .. ' \. M'r.s. W H. Madden. Vice Wyrick
.traUer 'park In Eau Gallle. by June ' Secetary trensunir-Putt.y Miller
]S or 14tb. Ji " RecreaUdn Leader - Jo Ann
Anyone from this , area contem.- Ab ' Amburgy
Plat'-- a good vacation flsblng trip a,.vtJ'I" U,., . '
"'6 News Repol'ter-..Mary .lOll", Stile'
ahol.lld stop at EIW ' Gallle and see By JANE FITE ,Tbelr n.ext meeting wlll lie held
them . . It Is located " mil es nortb
"Tho Adventillres of Tom Saw" Tbl'lradllY June 1. 1960 'at 1: 30 P. M.
. NOTICE OF MEETING
,The snllual meeting of the Lot
Owners of the Miami Cemetery As-
8oclation wlll be held at the cem-
etery otrlce on 'M;onday, June 6, at
8 p. m. 2t
of MelbouMl4l, ;JUll t 1 quare orf '
Rout. 1. ' yer" was presllDted a t tbe schoo) at the Waynesville Higb 8chool. LOCAL ANCELIc QlOIR
auditorium Tbursda,y evening. TO GIVE> FINAL CONCERT
LOCAL BOY MADE
CQt<lCERT MA5TER
AT OHIO STATE
Marina Etz a'nd David Brooks F
D
.. uviiN YOUTH
avu .. ft.L. ,The 'Angelle ChoIr 01 Waynes'
starred In the leading roles. The vUle High Scbool will give t he
otber member!1 of ', the cast In- - Cecil Harville. a fnal performanoe of 'lIe se ' il i On
1 d d
"'- "dl . Jones .. ""a Fair Franklin High Scbool jll"{or, was
cue .. ,,'e.., e , .AUU ,. Sunday, 28. .
du.ly appotnted u A4mlulltrator Jack R. Mulford, son of Mr. and
of .'the Eatate or Mary Z_ Scofteld lira. irvin Mulford, a music major
late of Warren County, OblO, d. til lC4ucaton at Oblo State Unlver
ceue41.
- hUd Shl. ley Schoenherr Ralph presented it G-ruen PrecIS,lon. wrist
.... ,r . rrhe ptogram w11l be, televi sed
Baye. Helen Hartsockl Isaac watch by WllIlam Mason Phillips,. OV' WLW D
9uEalllne Saklns, Janet .presldent ot the Francis Dunlavy er . Channel 5 from 5: 00
Cb to 6:30.
Doster; Tony Etz, and Richard apter of Warren County, Sona ___ _
VJllars, Tbe )laY -.:as under the of the American dill'- DEMOCRATS ELECF
dlreeUon of MlilB Mary Lou Ing colorful awards ceremonies OFFICERS HERE
a member oI--tbe . ..... de Ichool Tu8lday--f"or Frankln High &chool Gene SI'OWJl was recent-
Iltt, baa ' been apPoDlted concert
Dated this 4t11 . or liar. iRo. of the actlYlUel band.
RALP.B-H. CAREY. TlaIa CIII'IaDIIatIou; oonalltng of
puplls_ ly eleeted Secretary" ot the Demo-
The award 'Was made tn recognl- cratlc Central Commlttep.
Judae of till! Probate Court about. lOG pi..,. 11 the largeRt on lf ..
Wan. eoatr Obfo tile CUDPu. H. 11 1010 clarlnetlst
wltla tile acthIUeII baD4 aDd aIao
lUaIDItr, ID4 CJrarAttp. 1DIIi1iiii'OflJae.liNbolll' .COIlcert
Pub1Je1ied JIIIr, 11-UfI ant .... .
.
tlon or Mr. Harvllle's outataadtng Gan Gordon; or- 1I1U'T8J11bur1".
coatrlbutlon to- the aCcomplish- "IVaa elected cbalnDan or the Dem.
menta- of the S. A. R. ocratlo CelitraJ . CollUldttee,
\. '
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PAGE TWO-
Costly Projects
A
s EVIDENCE. of the increasing
. extension of ,ac-
tivities and their
annual costs. Sen, John L. McClen-
nan. Democrat, chair-
man ' of the senate committee on
expenditure of the executive de-
parbncnts ot the federal govl'n. ,
ment, presented to mcmbers of
the senatc a detailed Ust of the
various projects the President has
asked congress' to approve which
has, or is now, conSider-
ing.
Be pve Dpres luch lep
l.tloD wouW call for aDd the
lUIIlaal eq,endltures Oud would
be needed. Such t!SpendUurea,
added' to wha. we DOW have.
1' 14 nil ' the coSt of love ......
DHIId 1Ip. to .pprodmakl, If65
bllUoa a ,.ear.
n would an unbear-
able Increase In the tax load lor
:the people, ' 01' a deficIt each:.
)'ear, With DO OPP9r1tmJty ,tor par
IDf 1Uthhl, the Iovernment in-
debted.ne In the end it W'Quld
mean national bankruptey ,and n.
pudJaUoo' of our
''l'IIe faUowlq ,rejects for
wIIIch the Praldm baa arpcl ,
......... , Weald 1D".lYe DeW
pyerDllleJl& ...... 0_ aDd _
eyer4acrea.mc aDDu. ClOSt,
w.u... lo.r each real' more
til .. 18 .lUIOD doDan to be
added to tile PreRllt eXpeDdl-
tare. of &be l'OVel'llDlent.
Anioog the itelD5 presented to
the members of the senate were:
National commission against dis
crimination In employmep.t. An.
nual con of operaUon, $5.000,000,
000.
SPf:c1al aSl!istance , for rental aDd
cooperaUve housing. Annual cost.
.so,ooo,oOo. .
Labor eXtension serVice_ Annual
cost. $7,000,000. . "
Uillversal mlllta17 tralhing. An
nual Cost, $3,000,000,0.00.
Milltal'.Y houslilg and pubUc'
works. Annual cost. $1 ,400,000.
St. I:.aWrence waterway_ Annual
cost, $500.000.000. .
Tecbnical assistance. for unde-
veloped areas_ (Point 4 Program>.
'Annual cost.
Farm parlty program (Brannan
plan). Annual cost,
, 'Oommerclal production of nat
Ul'al . resources. AnDl.\8l
000;000.
Incentive 1)a)'J;llents for develop-
ment of ' minerals. . Annual
,flO,OOO,OOO,
'DIat ltarrerlq total of more
ihaa U blWoa doUan would
be Ia' addlOoa ,to oar preseat
Cl..ta of bl. pveminent. Add
_ &Jaat mach more to oar &D-
.. .... deOc:lta, and IOU Ibey do
, .... represen$, lUte an
.f, tile Preild.8IIt'. ..__ 'or
Bla
the further . de"eiopm8ld of
eleclrlcal power and tile ' eOD-'
, _n.tloD at resource., nch ..
..,.e ' . MIssouri v"'e7
_JIld add , other' blWoaa . to tile
8IlDuai '.
But we cannot rightfully con-
demn only the President for
.rowth of government or its ever
expanding expense. Be can add
nothing' to government tunct10ns or
expend' IlI1Y money not provided
by congressional appropriation.
can on.l,y , rec0mntend. _
" Il fa thOse' we lend to W .....
tqton, ollr senators, aDd , rep- '
reseJltaUv"l . from ollr oonrrea-
10lI8l' dl.hiota, who provide
&be moaer II!oDd . .11Ie" our
taxes. We mOllld bow bow
the,. "ote on the!18 proJecta that
,repreaeat more pvel'linuIDt
aDd more, expense. .
U they are : voting \hese
. growitl, expendltures, then We..
lhOuld use our votes to name new
mators and representatll1es who
1Vfll give first consideration to the,
people they reprel!ent_ To !!top the
wild spending, the ever-increasing
.Jze of ,overnment.. we need more
people in the congress of the type
of SenAtor Byrd of and
Sen;tot Mcciennan of Arkans ...
Senator . McCIeDDBD , certalnlr
demonstrated that 'bls of
a lovernment COltin, 65 tiDUon
dollan a feat not
wfId lUelS. He ' deUverecl U. evi-
dence to \he members of .. the .en-
'ate.
It wa. not until after the tum of
the prelent centurr \hlt
e:xperienced Ill tint bWlon-doUu-
. CGDII'eu, aDd what a howl to "tum
the speoden out" that COIigreu'
4lcl create I The Democratic pazV
mad. that III battle CfT.
lIE .
A monopoIr ,in plannin, ,can .,.
worse than monopolJ In on. Iteel.
wasbln, machines or other pro-
4u.cts
But, a few ,.e8l'8 ago, aU Dew
automobnes \hat came off the a ..
88mb.,. llnu were a brWlant abin)'
black. It bad to be to be
COD8Ider.ed new. To-cIay' the auto-
mobile parade contaW eve17 color
cd tile spectrum, with- the black
... Ia-tbe m....,. '!'be. oalon
add to .. picture AQUeDCft 01:
tile __ parade.
.
-,
""---WEEKLY.NEWS ANALYSIS:- . ---.
Senator Pepper Is Defealed;
Savings Bond Drive Underway;
Loyalty files to Probe ,
YNESVILLE, OHIO
LABOR:
Strike Settled
The JOQ-dayold Chrysl er strike,
t M second longest nnd cos tlies t in
the history of the automobile in-
dustry. has !;leen seWed.
The uni on claimed It won the "10
cents an hour paokage" In pensions
LASH FAVORED
Teen-Agers
Misbehaving
and hospltl\ ) and medical bel1e'f!Ls LONDON, ENGLAND.-Although
for which the strikc was called. It \vas ou't1awlld years ago. the
(EDITOR'S NOTE' W.hen oplnlonl' are npr .... d In (be oolamll"i thol" are tho .. 01
We.tera New.I PftPir DlOo' . new. aDol),. h and not uC('Ie arlb 0 tb.
To put the. strike above the mer. "cat" _ a whip called a "cat-o'-
c.enary level, UAW president Walter ' nine-tails" is being loolted upon
P. R'euther said, "The ' Chrysler ,fondly a.galn by British ofIlolals.
strl/<e was a part of a great human The r eason is that this oriea
POLITICS: .
Political observers were face to
face with the question: Is there a
new poUtical trend In the wind? ,
In Florida S6-Yllar-old George
Smathers defeated Sen. , Clau.de.
PepP8I1, one-tlme J:\ew .dealer. by
well over 65,000 in the il emocratlc
priitiary. Critics of the Fair Deal"
espec,lally the revolting southern-
ers, called It a victory over alarm-
ing "creeping socialism," big gov-
ernment. un9alanc.ed budgets and
the welfare state.
The winner, 'however, told Re-
publicanstc;l take no comfort
his victory. He said:
"The people of Florld.a ,in this
election proved they were unwilling
to depart from the, well-established
and basic principles of the Demo-
cratic party. They do not wish' to
venture off down the slife roads of
or dangerous experlmen
1laUon.
"Nor are they Interested In turn
Ing the cloclc back to IsolaUonlsm
and the do-nothing attitude of the
Republican par"'_" ,
Meanwhlle. the people ot Texas
elected the t1rst Republican con
gressman in 24 years when, Ben H.
GuUl, 40-year-old Pampa broker
and former schoolteacher. defeated
10 Democrats_ It was a sudden-
death election to till the unexpired
term ot Gene Worley who had reo
signed to become a federal judge.
GulD said he was going to Wash-
ington as one small protest and
added: ,,' _ It I go up there
8S one smaU protest, maybe the
powers. that be wont think they
bave' the 'whole country in the bag.
Maybe 30me or those big sllots wlll
take a look s't this little of
. 7exas and, take warning:"
BOND DRIVE:
Save for Independence
With a gentle tap on the Liberty
Bell, Secretary of the Treasury
John W. 'Snyder on May 15 opened
the greatest savings .bond drive In
the peacetime history of the coun
try. The continues through
July 4. '
The 'I the ' symbol ' ot the
1960 drive. The theme: "Save for
your Independence-bU}' U.S. sav-
ings bonds ....
Fltty-two repUcas of the
relIc' are ' on tour of the 48 states.
Dlitrlct ot Columbia, ', Alaska,
Hawall, and Puerto Rico. They wlll
vialt 2;090 communtties and
will be vlewed by mllllona of
ple.
The beDs were at the
; of the Sona of George.
The Winner!
cr usade to build a petter' tomorrow law-abiding country Is suUer.lng
and a' better world,'" b
. But labor observers said the from a plague of t een-age mo -
. , sters_ They roam ci ty streets
strike was too long and too costly singly and In gahgs. London once
for anYllne to benefit. About 89,000 was. the satest city In the , YOrld.
OhrY,sler workers In 25 plants and Even the cIty's most loyal defend-
50.000 in suppUer plants had been ers wouldn;t make that claim to-
Idle. . .' .
Also on the labor front, Jbhn L. day.
J,e\vis 'announced that the m'dW wel- Tbe London bQbby with hJs keto
fare fUnd would resWne payment ot tle hat and cheertul manner still
next month. B.eneflts hli HeaL with I}either 'gun
suspended for almost a year during protect hJrnaelt and
the VMW' . drawn Qut and the .
restricted 'work: weeks. . Weapons of the young hoodlums
Another 'important move. Pl the and t1ieir lirls r,ange razors
labor world was the announcement to tmuckle dusters; blackjacks and
or WllUam Green of 'the ' that 'a peculiarly vlelous Instrument
his union Is WllUng to meet with the contrived from a bicycle chain.
qe'orge Smatliers, 36,
his ' vote In hli race .plod
Senator Claude Pepper lor di.
. 'U.S. IeDate. Sl(D.ailiers elate.ted,
Pepper b,. weli o"er 65,_
votes. Pepper 'W beeD
ber of the upper house for 1.
,.ears. His, defeat II conillclered
blow Prealcleat Tn-
CIO to form' a united organization ' The chain may have a short han
"of all forces and liroupll'lgs of or- die to it "or merely be wrapped at
' one end .wlth heavy tape beyond,
ganized labor_'" 'fl Ibl
In a ' letter to Pblllp Murray, ' whIch' Is 10 to 12 Inches of . ex e
propole'd: Iteel lash. Even thll weapon haa
man. '
1. To cO-Oi'dlnate work on eeonom- , been re.t1ned by London'l teell age
Ic, and paUtical proQ. tough IIlYs. Tlley file the tip of the
lems. ' chain .into jailed teeth. ,
Spy HuNT: '.'
2. To achieve or,anlc unUY,. Girls Alia Join
T-HLAW:
Fifo Mailable :,- Non.Red Oath
nfe Commun&t spy h1/Jt, called, Labor union., bitter 'enemies of
by, many. witch hunt and a mud the Taft-HarUey act Ilnce the .day
slin,ing c.mpalgn agalnlt admin- It was enacted, tound themselves
Istralion big ahots, took a new tum confronted a,aln with. one 'of the
when President Truman agreed to most dlsllked provisions of the law.
,Iv.e . lnvesUgators the c;omplete The U.S. supreme court upheld
state department loyalty mes on the provision that requires union
the casel cited by Senator Mc olliclals to file non-Cornril.unlst
Carthy. ' " oaths If their unions are to use
Althpugh Truman's approval did machinery of the national labor
not cover F.13.I. "flIes, a ,reat relations board.
amount of F.B.I. material i. In- Both national and ' local ottlcers
cludE:d in the reports. of most unions have filed such at.
Ii noW comes to llght that the 81 tJdavlts, although a few
persons named by McCarthy , have remaln_ .
been investigated by 'four other con. Chie.! Justice Vinson sald. in IUs
gresslonal committees. 31-page opinion, "Those who. so
Senator Tydings, chairman of the Corigress has found. would subvert'
subcommit tee which has been look the public Interest cannot escape .
Ing into McCar thY'JI allegations, all regulations because, at the same
said: "No adverse report concern 'time,' they carry on legltlinate po-
ing these employees came to the lltlcal actIvittes_ To
floor of the' house or the Ooor of the unions to displace them from posi-
senate and none was sent to the tlons of great 'power 'over the na\.
state depa'rtment after the other In tional economy while at the s,ame .
vestigations. time leavIng free tiie outlets by
Some sources are saying pubUc whIch they may p)11'sue legitimate
oplirlon 11 beg1nnlngto blow political ' actlvltie's of persuasioXl
off the scandals of the Truman ' and advocaciY, dOes 'not seem to
mlnlstratlo.Jl .' But ,others b'elleye, to contrayene ,the purpoaea of the
too Ipu:cq aDd moner beln. amencbnmt. Ii . ,
wasted 1%1 an effort to create Com.
mUnist hysteria tOl" political rea-
sons: '. ' . , . i
'!'he "public, meaowhlle. was )Ie-
coming II llttle bored and skeptfcal
ot ' eXplanations from either , sCae_
Some logical explanatton of what
haa been goln, on had better be
made and soon: the voter was say
ing.
','
Near Recorct , "et
A, Taiu' icl61t \ 'and ' . 'Texas
Won the greatut on the '
e ,.76*!llL running
of TJle colt
was Mtddlegrouna: 'nI'e boy ,was
Bill ' Bofan4 . of 0t1riiI .
. There 'W.I news .tory in
Youn, ,Iris lometimes join uit
with the YOUOl mob,sterl who ,0
out to maim and rob tor money,
Uquor and clothes.. Some of the
youn, men of these packs drels in
the eUlieratea zoot style favored
by our own young plug-ugnes;
To visitor returne.d to' London
after au abaence of nearly SO yeara.
the criminal violence reported
daU.,. by the press 11 shocklnZ, al
most unbeUevable.
It recalls the bad old prohIbition
daYI In Chicago or New York. but.
with a dlHerenc-e. These LondoD
mobsters relilly are just kids.
In the London of the early 1920's
' crlmes of vlolenoe were filw. Pun
ishrilent was aimost inevitable.
and It was, without exception. se
vere. Hanging was the penalty for
murder. and not more than one in
100 escaped It over a period of
Yeal'S.
Fpr vloJent crime such as ,the.
slugging and mll-Iminl now so prev-
alent here, the 'penalty could be
and of tell was' the Vlhlp. The Brit
Ish was a cat nln!! tolls:
It ' :was Baid with consldllrable
evidence duit a in an once 110gged
with It would avoid a noggIn, ' ot
fense In ,the future.
The Soe1aUst" fovetnment Wblch
... 'moo..... "n In 1948 wa.
CD,J:nm:luf", j)y' I,. .lead-
floglllnrt and
pent\1tJ;' ,WE: murder. ,
Haille:mg 'suivJv.ed'I,but under co!"
, ' inake It 'conal!3erab}y
more likely now that a convicted
murClerer sentenced to die on the
gallows will obtam - the clemency
of a lite sentence' lhItead. 'BUt' the
dl4.' the whlp_
Pacc.rcl at Annecyle.Vleux In
and, are said to produce the. ' TRUMAN::
exact tone Of the Liberty 'Bell be- '
the \Yho
On purse
start1il!ld waltHill' on the
Clamor for
'!'he.re is a c 1 a m 0 r In the
United KIngdom now' to reltore the
rash. The pre.1 largely suPPorts
the effort to resume floeglngs for
fore it wal cfackeil In 1835. f l On Tour "
The treasufT department has one Truman begall btl
objective-to promote the sale ,of" 'ern tour with four speeches
aaYlnla bonds In order to enccnir- half of the BrarulllD
age thr,ift. ' Nt attempt wID be made program, but
to contact evefY. po.tential bU}'er or preach the gospel against iSI/,lation,- .
savings bonds in , the. nation. ism. " .
the conclUSion of the And it was a new Truman,
SnyCier said a bell wlll go to eacli gentle ridicule against his political
state ,nd for peWlanent enemies lnstead ot the free-swing.
exhiblt_ ing, sledgehammer blows he used

To Get Aid
Secretary or State 4cheson an-
nounced tri' Paris that Indochina
. would get Immediate American old
in the torm of mIDtary equipment
in an' eHort' .to rid the country 'of
the war has been
going on for ' four year's. . '
o.n a slmililr trip two years ago.
That in Itself was enough
many: a politician raise his eye.
brows. .,
The PreSident. shoved his .needle
of' ridicule deep when he touched
on Isolationism. He said:
,,"010' ' *tioh of the
" , t I
N " "'UII' Of. l-iali, bet. , The'. violent crime." The letter cpllunnl
. . set ot the indicate pubUc
'j;, . , support. ,
illne,race ,derby day >The batterlnr day after day 1m.
card, the handle . was the Iblrd pact of violent crime has persuad.
highest In history. A total of $3,- ed several British judges to appel!l
was wagered. The 1947 rec , from the bench for auth,orlty again
was $3,6311,403_ The handle In to selltence oHenders to be whipped.
1946, sec;ond hlghe,t In ,history, was The dispute has reached the house
$3,608,208. ., of lords. where the 10.rd ' chancellor,
U betting /:D,d C,81'Oll ot th. e Viscount Jowitl, ,announced. that
ecoilomlc trend, \tie) pr(lspect __ Labor government wOura-mand
the rest of .l960 pat a'galnst fl'oggirig. . '
lent; Obseprers point peo- Lord Goddard. the lord chief 'jus.
)lIe don't -wager wheh' ' urnes are tice, spoke tor the British bench_
hard. ' \ He warned the government that.lf
the crime wave continued the 'pub-
11c demaJ:\d tor ,flogging .would be
overWhelming, " "', ,
"Then It must lle
said. "1 hope It will not be too
late," "
Thu'rsdq, May 25, 1950
Cle:ui lng Utensils
Stain10ss st eel ut pnsils s hould
not be scou, ed with hars h
sives. Soak nnd r emove food, With
a dulled s urface such 8 0 a wooden
spoon. If the bottom is made of
copper . cl ean with a good copper
cleaner. orrijb wi th a cut l emon
dippcd in . salt .
---
Origin or Trousseau ,
The word "trousseau" .has 'its
origin in the "truss.e" or. of
long At that time, It was the
custom' for the bride to supply her-
selt with clothing and household
equipment sufficient enough to
last- for many ,years.
Ci:eanied 'Sh:oin,p
Next time you plQI) to serve
creamed shrimp enliven the sauce .
with a little onion juice and a
tablespoon of cooking sherry.
Two at a Time
Do not crowd glassware in dish-
pan. A good rule is two stem glass
es at time. Lay a cloth in the
of the pan,
l\lilk StaID.
Rinse milk glasses III or
lukewatn water before ' washing.
Hot water sets mi,lks ,staina to
some extent; stubborn milk stam.
will yield to lukewarm water soft
ened with soda.
The Questions
1. What is nlother-ot-pearl? .
2. What is meant by ,Mother .
Cary's Chickens?
3. When Is, Mothel'ing Sunday?
4_ Name the author of "Cross
Creek_" .
5_ What is the popul a tion of
Martinique? .
6. What are the principal ex-
ports of Martln1que?
The Answers
1. Tile hard. in-
ternal Iil yer,. of certain shells, as
the pearl oyster.
2. The name f amiliarly given by
sailors to the stormy ,petrel.
, 3. The fourth Sunday in Lent.
This was an' old custom of visiting
parents and giving them presentS.
, 4. Marjorie Kinpan Rawlilles.
5. Approximately, 246;000 Ne-
groes and 5000 whites,
6. Sugar and ruin.
These Colorful Figures
Will Set Off Your Yard
Keep Off Tbe Grass
W
HEN YOU saw 'ou\ tbls group
and finjsh them you will be
delfghted. , The ale;t :expressions
and life-like colorings will cause
you . to say they ate the most at-
tractive garden figures that you
ever seen. I.
l
TIle rlllht Ibrusb. s, pnlnts lind f1ntabe'
to use '!ire given 0" pattern 3GB. Prlee 01
paltern t. 25c. , .'
WO,RKSBOP PATTI!lRN SERVIOE
Dr ..... r 10
1I.4'or4 BII!.. N , ra..
He announcecj the bulk ot $75,-
already, to com
bat oommunlsm In the Far East
will ,0 to 'the French backed Viet
nllmese of Boo. Dai
arid the 'associated IItates of Cam.
bodia and Laos to tight Moscow
backed Ho Cbl Minh.
"Now ' Isolationism would be a
cheap poUcy to follow. It would be
easy and cheap to stop spending
money on our army arid navy and
air torce arid 'to stop sending sup-'
, plies to other ,couiltdes Who sur-
vived the gr.eat war. We . can stop
Viscount ' ,Jowltt'l . ..
that the ,cr1ll1e waye thli
year or Dext Is nOf :weij supported
by the facts, i,There .
been a' steac/i , increase ' ln, """"' ,1
of almost' aU kInds in Great
'Many obsel'Vers felt the move
was an linportant one in the battle
against In that section
of the world. Some believed the
Communists may have made too
many gain. and the aid will be
"too llttle' and too late." ,
Acheson Indicated the United
State. would expect a greater de-
gree of for the
three IJidoeblna .tate. under the
French: .
Be added, "1'he State.
cODIlderl the .Ituation to be lUeh
a. to warrant its aecordlng eco-
DOmiC aId and milltar7 equipment
to the .s.oelated' 'statea ot Indo-
chlna an4 to France lp to
.. slit peacetul and de-

KING:
Crowns Self
. .
these things today. . .
"Isolationism would be mighty
cheap for t6c;lay sod tomorrow
maybe next . week. You ' reml'mber .
how cheap was fD the
1920's. Tax,s' cut, at'least for
the big fellows, but look at the tar. '
rible price; we have pafd for tso-
latio.nlsm in the second wOII_d war,
''Today exactly the same Inue
face; UI_ There are Itlll lome men'
who keep teWng )'ou ' we !lan
economize b)' tollowlril an Isola.
' tionJat policy. Tbese men eaq't .ee
be;yond the end or th'lr nOlel.
"'They don't ' lie that 1I0lationiarn
would let tbe rlllt of the world be
swallowed up; by communllD1_ Thlt
would brine on a new
world war JWlt as It did In 1939. W.
reneged 'lil 1921, ' jllst aa Rusiia l0-
ci.,. 18 dolnl with the help ' ot our
own iaolstfonlatt,"
Itlut,
Elizabeth Ta;ylor, gen.erally known
as one of the moat beautiful w9men
in the movie world. was married
In what bas been publlclzed as \he
movie capltalJ....weddlng ot the
The groom, 11 Conrad (Nick) Hll.
ton. .clon of the hotel flllnllr.
Boatonborn Phupliphon Aduldet,
who haa been on the front page.
Of American newspapers a great
deal recently' because of his mar-
riage and the announcement tIIat
he hacl written musll: tor a Broa ..
way production, lifted a nine-tiered
crown on h1a bead and became
Rama IX. kin, of Thalland. Seven hlDldrecl tueBt8 were In-
' The coronation waa performed vited to' \he weddfn, and about ZOO
wUb all tb, pomp and cue- to. at the Bel-Atr COUD.
IIIGIIJ' of tile Ch9rl trJ club.
ajD. ,
Alc 0 0 I. i c S
a ' lICit PEOPLE ' !a , "
el ,r.p., 'reat ... "" ... a .a,.
lI.. pllall II.. ..q.lr", 1 10"" Ill'
. s "" .1 ... 1 ... ....... '1 .. ,,10.
p ..... III.. IIF r LI..... PII, ...
Sound, Pllturta Bot,h. ,.r/ ... u , prl-
s ... t Simuitinioall, .. Tb. LEE' I N ST IT U IE
new transmlsslOD to t ..... ". .... Claela 11 iii .
.
. OIll_T.'lp".' It.4 ,J., ,
ajstem by ' which both' teleVlslo:D,1 ..... -........... -_ ...
and can be sent
ova: common
linII: was de.crlbed bere.
' The Iystem wa. dllcrlbed tile
atst commerclau7 avallabl,
ot l .. dID,
over a cOmmon TV ' radio 'lInk,
ODe. whiCh eutI 'oIH bOIse and
Int and ' lives better tone to
' _cl. It beln, ' "sted tor
merela! TV Ule.
Under present
and' BOUDcI .re It
pIatun by CIOUIai or a n$
UnIr, the 8O\lDd on
... one wire. ,
The Dew IYStem may
with' I'M rail10 11nka or
*00 cable ' circuits; .1
tile need for telepb9ll8 Una.
'the tepor:t'... made _eqt.
One application
MAKES FALSE TEETH FIT
Daen or \he -Federal TeJe.Com.
munleaUODI Laltoritorlu, Inc., ,; II
IIDlt or Intel'DaUoaal 'l'elephooe II
teJetrapb COrporatlOll ..- :P8IM
"fa .prepmcr ro. ...
__ rtDe. ot_ :Ifa.
IJaaII AuoCIatIQIl it BIoad .....
Thurslay, May 25, 1950
Electric 'Cowboy
Will Aid Ranchers
_Economic Way to Keep
Stock on Home Pastures
Come spring, an electric "cow.
boy" will ride the range to help
farmers and ranchers keep their
stock In tbe pasture and out at
pl an ted fields.
This cowboy is the old standby
,1Ivolt Winchester "Hot Spark" bat
tery that yenrs ago gave a balky
model T a frosty-mqrnlng pickup.
Cowboy Hot Spark! Is mOre useful
than ever on the farm' now because
he's the water'proor (iry ceU bucka-
roo that makes the !!touph-me-not"
electric fence a saft! and economi
cal wny to ' keep the stock where it
belongs.
Electric fencing with the 'use of
lIry cell batteries ' is one or the tar
mers' most meana to
keep ' his stock where he want. It.
c)learly , Illustrated are tbe
correct belrbts fori eleetrlo
, fcnce. In states wbere barbed ,
wire Is Iccal, 1& Is usually pre-
ferred.
according to W. S. Allen, general
manager of the electrical division of
Olin Industries. inc,. who ls a far-
mer to boot. '
Little or no knowledge of elec
triclty Is. required as reliable fence
controllers approved by underwrlt-
ters, which keep the current golng
to the , electric fence Intermittently
many Umes a minute. come with
simple instructions easy (oll!lw,
Electric fence wire can be moved
" from one location to another. but
it is oost to make permanent instal
lations. Met1l1 or wood fence post.
arp suitable. Posts to fence horse.
should be from 40 to 50 feet apart.
Twentyfive to 40 leet apllrt is saWs,
factory for smaller animals.
In states where barbed wire Is Ie
lal. It Is usually preferred. Like
any other electric fence wire. Jt
shOUld be fastened to . the posts by t
' insulators and shoUld not come. into
direct cO,ntact with pOsti. weed' or
the .round. IneXpensive' solrd type,
but never ap)!t type. ,lass or porce
lain insuiatorl sbould be used rather,
than old rubber or neck. of bottles.
Substitutes are a poor economy as
they ' don't work we'll or last long.
Where lates are required.
the wire to a spring to mamtaln ten.
.Ion and. contlnu8- tile wire througb ,
the cent<er of a w.ood or rubber han
dle to hook to to continu.
tion of the '!fir on the other side o!
the ,ate . ,' , '
How hi,h . 'the Wirii be
. trung from the' up-
on the size of :m, be
fenced. .. ure the
distance to the ground trom abOut
the middle of the anim'als' bead
E x per t s with
(right) cans of dyna-
mite . with smiling aplomb as
a c:harge to be
exploded in a' shot hole, drilled
from a special barge. Force of
the explosion is controlled' by
the number of cans fitted to-
gdher.
A veteran of many under-
water explosions, ' the grizzled
explosives 'expert at right is
connc;.cti.n'g I. h , "
switch just prior to the seismic
explosion; which will cause ' a
miniature man - made
4 i
quake. .
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
In thl! constant search
for more oil for Ameri-
cans, who are us;ing 40
per cent more thtan ever
before, engi"eers h a ve
pushed out il)to Gulf
of Mexico. Workitlg from
boats, the c:rews lexplode
small t:harges
beneath the surface pick-
ing up resulting shock
waves on seismometers.
Interpretation ofseismo-
graph shows the
geological formations un-
der the sea bottom, indi-
ccting whether lor ncit
conditions are favorable
to the of
oil. is
ma rking , , ion C! I!
,1 b. 'I
. At left a Shei1 Oil company, crew lowers a length
of dynamite cons into the casing w,hich lines the
deep hole. -It's a difficult task from a' wave-tossed boat.
Noticelifejackets worn by
when grazing. Following lire fence . ",,
heights tor varioUs animals:
6 to 16 Inche. .... pip
U to 18 Incbetl ... calveS ,
10 to 18 Inches .' sheep, roate
30 to 36 Incbetl ... COWl
SOc to 40 .... boraes,
With your fence buUt, just aUaell
Cowboy Hot Spark and a grounded
fence controlier and yoti're lJi 'busi'
ness to charge a fence that CAD, be
twelve to fifteen mUes long. And
"Hot ' will last five or /lilt
months before you need to repla,C:'
your di'y ceU cowboy.
.. ,-
Slmpllfi Work
Bothemde eqalimUI .1m:
punes ,....0YIq a"'elullula
mm Wprqh. posta
wt4la levers a. Uielr
tepa hold ap after
Ulq han beea utiolle4 from
traetor. 0., mIlD CWl, th.
jeb _&bend 1IftIDr. .
I ' I, _ '0 , 'i r
Scremim rue. Slut
MOlt Year
'ftI. u. S:' departmellt or
t\lre reportl" .creWW011l1 m ..
parlatb' are atanIDI &heIr moat
.tiuctlv. aDd wldlll!l'lad ,..,.,
pec1al1J ta IOIdiIena ....
StoelUDea are urtecl &0 take
meclla.. ItepI to proteet
Alyea from J1yuto*
eapeoIaJbr
.,.atfGIII. 01 IIidmaJI _
. I
There goes, and a geyser of water (riiht) ,shoots : /'ZI'
100 feet air rhe charge itf 4erpnpt: J /. ,
ed, ,sending shock way,es to, ... picked up by the strir:t1J of
seismometers. '
Waiting for the order to fire,
the shOoting crew (left)
for. possible drift from thle- . toy
ba,lloon 'which the loca-
tio'n 'of a suspended charge:.
Experts (left) interpret
mom..., recordings of the
wcmIo InterpNted br
th ... records live . an alDluji'."
accut;ate pietYN of subllutf1mce
confonnttion,
Valuable
Man
T
HE DOOR MARKED "Private"
opened and a girl appeared.
"Come in please, Mr. Jeffrey;"
sbe said,
Tully dropped the magazine he
bad been reading onto the . recep
tion room table,
r-----..., rose. buttoned the
3
. Minute coat of his double
FI tl
breasted S11 It,
C on straightened his
L-. ____ --' tie and stepped
past the girl.
, "Mr. Gunner," said the girl. "has
an appointment this morning, He
asked our Mr. Jacobs to talk to
you!'
A rage seized Tully, nnd a de
He thought: 'To hell
with Gunner and his job! I'm going
back to Boston; But first I'm going
In there and tell thnt yes-man
what I figure I'm worth. Maybe
wrult I figure I'm worth."
. The yes-man was a typical,
ertlclent yes-man, small, be-
spectacled and to hudUnc
unpleasant duties for Mr. Gun
Der.
"Sit down. sit down, Jeffrey," he
aaid. "We understand you have a
You're seeking employment.
Mr, Gunner Is very sorry to have
to advise that at the moment
there's nothing. Not a thing."
"Good," said Tully. "I decided
PAGE THBEE
Glamorous Frock Serves
On Dressy Occasions
Comfor&abJe,
GLAMOROUS frock for your
more dressy occasions, with
draping on waist and skirt.
Sleeves arc brief and comfortable.
the neckline is especially flatter-
ing.
e
not to take the 'job anyway. I de Nc. 8574 Is n sewrlle gerfo-
cided you cap't pay what I' m and
worth."
"Really?" 'said Mr. Jacobs, arch-
ing his brow. "And that is?"
"Two hundred lind seventyflve
dollars a week!" said 'tully. He
rose. "Good day, Mr. Jacobs: Give
my uncle's regards to Mr. Gunner."
Send today for your copy of the aprlng
nnd summer },'ASHION. It' Illied with
14eos (or n smOl't Bummar wardrobe :
speolal (nbrlc news: (ree Dottern orlDled
Inside tho book. :15 rcnlll.
SEWING cmCLE PATTERN DEPT.
lISa Soath Well. Sf . CbleaJo 7. nl.
Enclose 25 cents In coins lor each
deslrecl,
Mr. Jacobs Slit at his desk with
pursed lips and stllred lhoughUully
at the door that Tully had not Pattem No. Slze . ,.
slammed but closed with a dete.r- ,Name ......................... : , . .
mined PresenUy he rose Addr.u , , . ' ,
and Invaded the privacy of portly
Mr, Gunner. " '
Briefly Mr, Jacobs ouWned what
was in bls mind. ,
.
WHEN' SLEEP WON"
COME AND YOU
FEEL GLUM
"Asking $275. eb? Said he didn't '
want our job? Probably oUered a
better job by Erwin and CompllflY.
Called here to PQY the respects of
his uncle, Humm. Treated hlm Use Chewing-Gum Laxative-
rather shoddy. didn't we, Jacobs? REMOVES WASTE NOT GOOD fOOD
Must be a good man. We need good
men. Get ' hold of hlm Jacobs."
I\lr. Jacobs tried ' Tully'.
botel. There was a. wall. then
Uie clerk told him Mr . .Jeffre:r
didn' t wlllh to talk to an), rep.
resen Uve GUllDer, Inc.
'MR. JACOBS went back to the'
, omce. times that after
noon he called Tully's hotel, but
without success. He reported to Mr.
Gunner. Mr. 'Gunner grew thougbt
fuI . .
"Jacobs. this youngster is probe
ably the very man we've been look.
WI .. , .. )Oom .,1Ult alu_feel Just aWfUl
because YOll need 0. Inllo.ttve - do as
KILLION" do:- chew nuI-A-MU<T.
n:EN-,. . .K!N'r' 111 wonderfUll7 dUrerentt
Doctora say man, oUae. eUu:t
theIr "l1uablng" action too .OOD , rl."t
III t .... eto ... e". Lars" dOllIlS 1)f web lax-
at1ves upeet dlgeatton, lIuan a wa,
lahw,g food you ' need {or bealth and.
enel'87 ,ou teel weak. 1\Ioro out.
But gCntle'nzN-'-MDlT. -takeD as rec-
ommended. worla cblen, In tho lower
bowel'where It 'eID0"8 oDI7 walite. aet
.0 .... foodl You avoid thIIot wealt, t11'eCl
feeling. Uee I'IIIIN-l-IUNT and feet' 1 04
1ID", lUll of Wei 25f. Or only
ing for. Young, Iresh vlewpolnt./-..... --=---..--------
"Good," Bald TuUy, "I de-
cided not to t.ke tbe job aDY.
way."
new ideas. If he's worth $275 to
Irwin or anyone else, be's worth
$300 to us. I'll handle It myself."
When ,Mr. Guruier decided to
handle anythillg be went to town.
This tenaciousness WIIS responsible
for the success of his. present firm.
Never give up wben :>:ou think you
have something good, w.as his mdt-
to, Thus It was that Tully. return-
ing home late from Ute theater.
found a middle aged, porUy. 1m.
portant Ioolting man parked befon
bis door. ' ,
"I'm the porU,
man said, "My man Jacob_"
"Told you I said you couIdltt pay
what I'm worth," Tully finished.
"He was right. You cant. Good
night. Mr. Gunner."
Uninvited, Mr. GunDer fo'"
lowed ' Tully IDslde the room. '
"I UilDll," he sal., "that :roar
uncle raUier expected JCu to i'o '
to work tor VI ,,"en you eame
to New York."
"Correct," laid TU,lly. "So what?"
"Your uncle I, one 01 my dearest
friend . We'U pa:rl'OU $300 a' week."
Tully stared. A Ineer curved biJI
Ups. Mr. Gunner, be tboulht, wa.
kidding.
SuddeDly Tully realized that Mr.
GUDIler waID't ldddInJ. Be .wa).
lowed. but man.,ed to keep biJI
voice under control "All ript,' ...
uJd. "J'U tak, It. J'or the lake or
m:J aael.... .;-
OutIlde ta the corridor, Mr. GUD-
aer mbpped hl8 forehead. What a
braakl TIM kid wa. PI'Obabb' worth
twice ilia, IDlMJI. ADd W. WlcJe
of hiI. BII'd ba .. to remlDdJaeoba
to ibid out the old boJ'l _e-
arn iIdDI III ... JIIOftIIq.
PUN' (0 IAll So'
crisp, milk rnak ...
it "Snap I Crocld .. I
Pop I" Good to
eat. bccau"" of ita
minerala.
proteull. No won
, der kid. we have
ked i!'ey love
Rice KrUpiea be.t
pi aU rice c:ereaIa;
MORE REAL
DYEING POWER
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C.I'AlESIIIIIet Dydat..rith lIlY other
powder dye or tlDt lelllnl at the _.
price. l'OJUNOL,Jivee
, FAsn .. IEnE. restalls-tne, nen,
laltlD, colon nery tlme-.ilio,,'
.""'t . boU;"" .11"", Jail,
... A.TEE. to dye aU r.brlca (.-pt
llau or lDetaI)leI \hem the ..-
color. ClaD. u It dyCl. r, .. ",.
..." t-.- leu dye III your " .....
.... IDIChIIIe. B.,. at dealer'l. or wIlte
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Tilt; MIAMI GAZE'I TE; AYNESVILLE, OHIO
'j'IIUH!:>UlA.\ MA ( .!5, 11)511
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
Eatabllahed '850
PAUL A. SCHERER, ..... . .. ... ............. .. Edltor
CECILIA J. SCI:tERER ........... , ..... . .... Secretary and Treaaurer
Pllbllsb.ed Evel')' Tbursday MorDina
at Waynesvlll Warren County, Ohio
Entered /IS second clASS . matter at
the postotfi l'e III \\ Ilynenvtll Ohio.
Subscription Rates- $1.6B Per Year, In advance. 'In Ohio. $2. el8ewhere
OUR SCHOOLS
Our s hools arc out Frid.ay. MlIny jtraduntes of our
\1 igh school \vill go on to college and higher education,
nnd we wi h them :III the u ce o possihl e i n their new
tLlI1ies.

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We hnve many (ine students here " 'ith good gra des.
Of the very few that we have had the pl easure of
.making Ihe acquninhin e f,. in Our shor t ttme in w.aynes-
ville, is Harl an E:lm,hart, who IS Editor of the high school
paper and val edictorian of his hi ss. He has had an "A"
:tverage all the ,vay through school, all 1'1 years, and has
been accept ed for Yale Universi ty in the fall . .
'BAIRDS I
GEIERAL "MERCIWIDISE
LY1:LE

DEAD 'STOCK WANTED .,
We knolv th,H he, and all the rest of hi cl assma tes,
wi ll go far in their field. b 1. UCK TO ALt. OF
HORSES Sz.!iO . COWS ,2.110
THEM.
HOGS .25 ';WT
Alao Sheep, Caly .. , Col .. , etc.
, R,mOYed ' Dally
CALL COLLECT
DON T FRET TO READ THE ADS CO GRATULATING\WiYJDiaataa23.621:e&aaoa43.
ALI_ un FINE TUDE T I N THE UPPLEMENT TODAY JANES RENDERING
Y
Es SIR, a firm order now will iusure
quick delivery. Production on all
"lOde,ls of the big, roonl)" rugged .1950
Dodge is now at an aUtime high. That's
,vily, ell with the /l0",1 Ilf orders we've
Come in and see the biggeet value .car
of the year. Fintl out how much more
Dodge gives for money. learD bow
ea8Y the DCW 1950 Dodge .j. to owo.
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CALORIC GAS RANGES
CALORIC ULTRA-MATle GAS RANGES are built t.o operate with natural and man-
ufactured gas . . They are also equipped with specially el)/?:.Ineered valves and burners for.
. operation Ivi th L. P. Gas. 'Extra he/lvy gauge steel is used in consfrucfion'Qf Calohc Gas
Thi.s, together w'ith the front frame huilt to the floor glves the 'Tange
streng.th and ri$id.ily. This means Ibnger life . . The front, .top and sides of
Gas Ranges are all porcelain enameled and the interior also is almost entirely por-
celain; Even-such things as the one-piece f ront frame, burner '\ ox and interiors
are coated with .bis lifetime finish. .. . :
EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
flavor-Saver Dual Burners
VeriClean Easly Removahle' Oroiler
Porce.lain, Front .Frame
Patented Over 'Door Spring
Seamless: POfceiai
n
One-Piece
-Burner Box '
UftOuf Individl,lal Waste Trays
Hold-Heat Dyen, Seal
Broiler with Seal
One Piece, Porcelmn, Flanged Oven
al1d Broiler '
Porcelain Fluorescent Light Assembly
Handle to Remove Oven Bottom
RoUer-Searing Broiler QI'ides
OTHER OUTSTANDING FEATURES
Telechron Clock and jime Check
Porcelain Lined Service Compartment
Spun Gla s Insul:ttion
White Porcelain Areation Pans
Lifetime Burner Guarantee
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sPECIAL 10 'DAY OFFER - GenuiM Caloric Bottle Gu Ranae, complete with
&aha, eletric timer, SheBane equipment IlJId one lank of PLUS .... e .4-piece Mirror
Aluniinum let. ... . ,
INCLUDING ALUMiNUM SET $282.50
SI!ECIAL PRICE $199
95
PLUS TAX
M'IRRO
7TU1.4tIIic". '
.ALUM".UIt$E'
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"'utl'ul fer ,..,...... c. ,I ...
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Sauce 'ell; 10M- CMwW .., .... I
Qt. Dutcll Ov_ ............. ......
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FAIRLEY BAR DWAlE 'StORE
Loq Life .. The True ProOf of Better M.O ......
. been' tukin'" we ' CIIII 111'01llijl6 you
new Dotlge YOII\' O IIhvlI 3 wanted. No
need. llow to settl e for than a
Mu.rray.and Lauterbach Auto S.les
B.oadway at Oakwood
HARAVEYSBURG
(Continued !from Page One)
Thelma George. and seyerlll aelec
. tlolla by Lhe Melody Makers under
the directiOn, of Mrs. Ellnn BOK9D.
L .... non, Ohio
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Tbe Ilacoalaure e BervicQa tor METHODlaT CHURCH ,. LY,TLE .MaTH.DleT CHURCH
tbe graduating clUB ' of 1950 R. B. ColemllD. lIIbltlte.. B. E. BauCbD, Pastor
presented at the auditorium,' OburoJa SQbooJ. 8:10 A.M.. Mr. UnUled Service, 8:" .. . m, .
Su4a eveDlnc. /l'be speaker ' \vIIS Harold EarDJIJuot.
. " .......... A I 'A 0- f t h Worablp Service. 10:10 A.M. ST. MARY'8 EPISCOPAL
.- "_'4 PI! 81& .... pas ..... 0 . e Youth FelowlhL1p, Sunlla7. ':10
;W1lm1Dgton. P.M. 'l'be Rev. Samuel N. KeYI, Rector
Mn. 0..- Barlm waa pleasant
ly aurprlsed even1Dc when FERRY CHURCH OP CHRleT
a poup frtenda ooqregated at Byron Carver. M1DIater
her home to her celebrate her Blble School. 9:10 A.M .
b1rtlJ.4a,. 8Illl1verur:y. Thoae pre' , Morntllf: Worship,. 10:10 A.II.
M
.n..._t U'_ C d Prayer MeeUnl, 1.00 P.II.
,rere. n. Lisa ................ . IY C Young People'. lleeUq, '1:00
Le"f1Ic'7, 111'1. Ethel Stuplp, Evening Servlcel, 1:80 P.M.
Bertll1&, Gordan, IInI. A. S. Collett.
SUnday: Holy CommuDlon, 8 a. IlL
Primary church school 10:39 a.m . .
(A,ee 0 through .8).
Adult Worship, 10:30 L m.
UTICA E.U.a CHURCH
WilHam ShannoD. MlDIater ,
BUQc1f7 BoIaool. 9:10 A.II ... .,.
IInI. 'LAura Bh1t!aker. ali ot HilT
aD4 lin. "Baelle ReaBon
of '!be evenlDg WIIs
Jamea Garrllon, Supt. .
WAYNE8VILLE CHURCH OF Preacblna, lat. ' ud lid. 8Wr
CHRIST ' daYI of eactA month, 10:10 A.II.
spenlt in pl,ying cards after which
the BUellta were served ' Ught reo
treshmentll.
IIr. and Mrs H. S. Tucker ha.d
ItS theIr guests during the week.
theIr granddaughters. Miss pegg)'
of Clnclnn'atl Miss Ann
M. H.. CoUey. MI.n18ter . Ev'eDing .. T: IO P.K:-
Bible S!lhool, 8: 30 A.K. . .
MorDin .. Worsblp, 10:10 A.M. ST. AUGU8TINE CHURCH
Young Peoples' MeetlDl, 1:4& 'Father R. H. ]{rumbal .... Puto.
P.M. - ' MaBsel. 8 and 10 A.II_ .
Evening Service. 8:00 P. M.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
Wednelday, 8 P... .
Wllllaml ot WU(Dlpgton. MT. HOLLY
,Mr.s. Florence E.tz of. Da)'ton; .T. M. Scatt, Ml.n18ter
CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
AePartinaton,lI1D.1atar
Wonhlp Semce. 10 A.II.
.Sund.), School, 11 A.II.
h Fr d f
SUll"day School. 9:80 A.II:, It
was t e guest I ay evenlng .o A. Earnhart, Bupt. WAYNESVILLE FRIEND8
her 80n daugbter-In-Iaw, MI'. ' Worahlp . Sernce, 10:110 A.M. . Firat Day Scbool. 9;80 A.M.
nnd Mrs. Winton Etz nnd family. EveninK SetTtce. '1:110 P.II. Meeting .for Worship. 111:110 A.II.
Jo Nell. da\1ght er of Mr. MJss OherYI Doster, of sprt . 0 _ _ __
an'd Mrs. Carl Jones, Is III at her
field, spent several days last we'::k hOme. , .
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Cook . and as the guept of her
(amU:,.' of FrankUn. were tlle guests lit-, II.nd Mrs. Herbert Dostel.' .
Satur'da.y IIveoblg 'ot Mrs. 0001l's Mrs. Helen and 10/8.
parenlts, Mr. anti Mrs: Ben .Beckett. Edna Bogan, m8Dlber,ll of
Tho AdUlt Bible Clasa ot Jonah's faculty, were hnoreQ for blrth-
Run church met at the home of day Friday by. U\e '
. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham. students of the Brd grade and their
'ruesel". evening. Mra. A. S. tea c her Mrs. Florence Hastings.
lett the devotlons. Mrs: The children preeented the
J. P. Thornbury led the program ers With Rot flowers and carQS that
acUviUee, and Mrs. Graham had they made themselves.
chll.rg:e 01 the recreation. . .The. Senior Class brought ' th\llr
IThfl MissionarY Circles 'of the school term to a close by golpg on
Jonatk'a RUD ,church D!et at tbe 0 )JICD!c FrIday
home of Gordan Lonlr. Wed- Mr. and. Mrs. Everett Gordan and
neaday evenblg. MrI!. J. P. Thorn family and Mr. Gordan's' motber of
bury had the devotion. and Mrs. Klng!D'an, were ' guests Saturday
Rut 111 Pidgeon conducted t be aveq lrig of Mrs. Blanche Carr and
leasOllla. Mr.; and Mrs. Emerson 'Masters.
Rev'.' J_ P. Thornbury In company Fun!tral' servJces were conducted
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FOR FIRST CI.As.s FRESH

FANCY GROCERIES
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FRYING CHICkENS
Abo Diabetic c.aa..t ' Fnai ...
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DON'T FORG,ET
DOT
FOOD STORE
Phone 2141
wIth lIIr. and Mrs. Howard Collett at the
of WDmfhgt.on, left Tburldq morn- Funeral Home, W\UmIQton, ' tor
'lng for ;BoltOn. Mau., where they Charles T, 9nart who ellect FrIday
will attend the conference of the noon. at his 'home In Harv8)'sbul'lr.
Baptli,t churehee. . Rev. C. A. Arthur otflcJatecl &tl4"
Kathleen Gnham of Dayton, burial was In the Cemeterr.I.--' __ ....... ___
spent the week end at the h9llle Corwin. .He III Iurvlved by hIa ___________ _
of .parenta,. Mr. and 1I0w ",dn-, Harriet Walel Smart, two. MOrril Bnrder and rami., of WlI'
daUCht8n, Mrs. 11&1'7 Cln. minItD. SuDdal.

apenJ .. Vera!
w .. at their Lome h!lre.
BolJlqer at
foUowlq AD attaek or
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cilUlaU and lila" Grace E. Smart, u4 H. 8, Tucker &c-
at bome, ' IID4 'ODe IOn, - Carroll oompanJed.., Ill'. ud Mn. Ricbard
Smart of Newark. Ohio. WDUama u4famllJ 01 Wllm ......
local IIl8IDben ' or the were the aueeta 8undQof Mr .....
HUult7 (llub au_ad IluJEIt lin. .JUDea Park
cUnnar at the home oIMr. _.... OIIIatnD&tl.
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mnr,k sbrt of talks in
London amoDe ne.n AOileson,
Ena1:mtJ's Ernest .. na Rob-
(-jt Sclluman of l'rence.
an ella to the war,
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Need
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5'50 Class'
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dtlM!r lliitrmen?lIUI thdt'foefon .h,
;k,'rtlty' t< lo;(fil" " Mit wlftn "Jolon (lU1. n,
lIaUe1jtll1J ntpl< tHe of .11_ Wr iKln
,. '1> hl. ' lip Ilk. Ihl'
. ' , 'deM'1I hjs It -wll liS.

tile
I!!Ilj'milnj lfiS 'nj inNil:'note
fiitb ee11fdlg he
tel'ml! .. lfc Johll 9h!t1n tiaetton".
tL'bral1l1Ol Lineol n used to 1'C!er to
hrs Mt ' /IS hl.ll "olllce". Mr. Chain
eaUs tits hIs f1hltblil'atorY'; An

tHin in selling ruljber tile, lie has
hadhja awn l,.s eonitnt!fily:jo1ed
WJth tH
fl'W1fit WOUJO *OJa'" ' nch
A or hlgh 'tiool ptel!e'of our 'ilIe fttol),pm.mris
1slrnclors by the Chevrolet presse<I It and seu red it'"On t'Mlame
' >h<islon dlscloses ,ParldJlIJ as the epot ove. r till,le8
tsf m:lnouver lOr studenIM '110 i\lfoteebve w.aJi:ii!1. er ,li i g?"
'ho ' iibo'ye Photo-diagram 'For tne:ariswer 'lis t to
oiTeh procedure. FIrst, stop l oo'k ;t:o lis own 'That 'inp1e
pproximat 1y even ,,'Itll the car 'ntUe
fllxt, cut your wll eels 8hlll'&I1, hu'ndi'eds of ""'i.ae 'i.y' her
n1l back up until ,our (rorlt tile f orliiin.
. umper Just clears the reu lelt asks ' how fuy 'pj i)duct ''wflah,i' he
f t he car ahead, Then, cut ia"Ys 'i\I ' Just noTII 'up m tell
. I\arply lert, backillg fiim woen J'liad ' fJiieliole H,
.!onlside or curb. can see for himself .. and tli_'Bale
is pi;uCe'I"

. d.ss of 1950
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Cordtetiy .nd 'WItt. te ll the
con6HDfntHT
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'aynesYih
LOCIiR PLANT
tHONE 31'11
THAT
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SCftlOOt '
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BAIRD'S
General Merchandise ,
L Y' T L E

Ma Lost
The Key
8B1&LEY RAY
, "DEAR MA aad Pa, JeI! and I
have ,one to the to be
married. Ma, yoU ,u.t wW Dever
.ee thing. our WilY 10 tb1. 11 ap
there'. lett tor UI to do. I'm .orry,
(.Iped) Jennie."
From behlnd the bam JUram
could .ee lbe aDclent lIuto
. to rd hom.. ID-
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vtry'. ,aunt ai-
" nu.. uri at th .- ate.r-
Floll.n. In, wheel wal aD
. .."...... h0uette4 a,aJIIIt
the white road, and B1ram'tmu.d.
to hlmlelf at the picture , 01 bla
ver;y lar,e Wife In tha vU'1 IID&D
"Blr.m," abe ellClalmed lad
4eal" ''70D I.t III that roclWl,
..Ir wbe. I ' came III. Wlaal IIld
}'o. 'do wttb m, WII,,,"
car. AI it pulled Into the cIrl"Mra7 you do with my thing.7"
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Charm' for Sprlnsi'able 5e"11.8,,-
It Ii .erj I1mpte, a.nd inexpensive to arranle a table that will
4eliftt ),OUI' family and make IDeal time,' a treat. Dip one of your old
Wblte tlAen tabl. dotha In a lhrhf dye. Place your silverplate
carefully and correc:t1y. SUverp!ate be dramat ized by table
which brill out ita delicate beauty, ' .
. our -china or pottery will be most eft'ectiv<', perhaps
a ,ellow or white to complete tb. green of your "carpet " of linen.
For ,our floral Inlp shoots from a bush or ..trel.' .
u .. dark creen tumblers as a t ouch f IJI' un 't!lIl'ly
table. . ..."
The younr 'bt;ide fondly admires the latest design in 1881
(R) Roren CR) Sdverplate by Oneida Ltd. It's the Bl'olll.wood pattern,
&6-p.lece let In chest. It's IIvail able ul local jewelry
and lell. taX'!f" under fifty donl llrs.
. .
be qu1ckl.T d.ucbd ,.,. cd "Wh.1, I .et them OD the t,bla
s.tter to have bel' &c:over tbe there." fRI5} ..........
note heraelt llelill:tantl7 be weDt "Ye. you dtdl" Ille accused. .
Into the boUle hIm.elt. "You aet everything there but tba
BIle wJleele4 ..... JabI!I...,.,. ca,. key, Don't tl'1 to Ue to me no", '1!1111
bel' Wbele. BlUe Hiraml I know very weU' you'd lUre .
r.p ... u&c,,"pm_" " '., to .ft. ber g.t away. I won't ,
''Biraml Have 1H!l' thlI!.; ha". It I Hiram, 11 you ,ot that
ba demandect: . ke, . ."
.. ." . t'lJlviry, " l .wear to 'Qodnel', I BiOs .
. Do you reaUd-what tbIa,maaDI! afn't .een It." . '} .
Jeanie-.he'. ,onet JeDDle I ,ane, ' "Tbe Iraln Ie..,ea ID &we ..... '950 1(.,
Blraml" She waved the note wUdJ7 ale." Ibe waUed aa lIIe ,laaced a& ;.to ..,,'!>
In hi. face. /. . tbe Ber .plrlt w eDUrel7
, broken. . Ber ,real rram. ...
SHE .tamied a\ . the uw.' maD d W -II
turtoUtlT, "They have DO rlilat le:::
m
10 ::'!d ber "enevoleaUy, ayoesvi e
.her ; 'h(. 9WD ' UJ4 ,"Well. you ,'0 to bed now, Elvtry,
he'd never" make a t&n!:Wr. ,AU,UU I!rid have a ,oad Cl'1, Cry tn, .1- DtllG \lIMRE ".' Waynesv.ellA
talk about hi. wantlDr to . tudJ dOel ' do women '. '?,lk 'oad. IJ 1 U C
lineerln, and web DODIIDH-I . t II be along In a wlille. .. . .
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YOU'VE
TI PPf.D THE.
SCAlES/
you" alway.
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CQiI' a1Ot of .
weight ' .. 0lIl' '
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Franel. Gene' Brown
GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS
CaD 2472 WdminatOh 2111
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WE'RE ALL
.00l1NG
IQ you.
won't have m,. daullat.r . be bIa He walked onto the poreb. 'lb. . 'Phone 2't21 ' N . I" I B' k
Wifel " '.' IIII' wal with tbe WAYNESVIllE, OHIO a looa an
TRY GA7EITE I1ASSImDs
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)'ou hadn' t been 10 I1ubborn aDd
would hav. conllnted to their
marryln, In the atat plac.. 11
there'" anytbIn, 1011 . "omaD aIl't
.tand it' to have woman
, out-<lo ;,ou-evell If .he. b yOUI' OWD
da\JIhtilirl" .
She read the note ova- a,. .
. , "Jeanl. la;,. ...
the city. That mUit mean the 11:11
If. jUlt ,eleven ncr.w: ff,..
hurry we can catch her:" Under her
.breath ahe added to her.eU, "So
the thInka she can outwit mel" aDd
drawlna her lips Into. a hard. tbIn
line; 8he IrimJ.y bar,ed out the
door. Hiram' tollowed. " '.
'&be Opellecl the " Qaew' pra,e
doon wttb' an etrOl't,an.i the,. wet
lnalde. H.' putted ."A7- OIl !ill pipe
abe tumbled In har hq hand
b.,.
'1Dram, . have you the car key!"
"No. Elvtry, I aln't Been It all
da)' ...
cl4$1 of 1950
.WELIKETHE
WAY YOU'VE
She dallied out the door and Iw lUI. T SUCH A
follo"ed . with a 1lalhllght. TbeJ ,
leuche4 the cIr1vewa)'. l'be7 OYeZ'- . GOOD RECORD.
aallton.. and ran thelr
ilDpn over 8I1ort bIaIe. of Il'an.
But there wa. no key. TbeJ w_
lido the boUle and turned every.
tbIq,vpalde down. Bilt DO 1Ee7.
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D. R. Smith
PHONE 2201
,tIfI CAII'T
Mil' .. , '
'OU_ t1117
,.. FlfOIl7.
B' &: R Cleaiers
PHONE 3212
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I KEEP YOUR.
BANNERS
. 'HIGH
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liers Garage
PHONE 2341
CLASS OF '1950l
. AnJ all our
6Uccet:U.
STUBBS FUNERAL HOME
PHONE_I
I\Y MAY \C)'iO
.. - -,- - .---- lllere wus II patcb or crlruRon rlre-
t.lnlt nil over tbe. bank at tbe sld('
Dry' Ridge or the roud. '.'he trllllums have
gonc line). most or tbe wild phlox
A Farm Diary lJut If you lOOk In the rlgbt places
hI th,> woods there are lots of Jack.-
.By D. J. Frazier Inthe pulpits. 111 some plae s the
dog wood Ii! pretty' but most
__ 'H-' __ 'l _ ":. of the flowering ' treea tlre hidden
'M A.Y 22, 19Ci(l- A Chill lIIorlllng now In tlle fresh light green [ollage,
lor gardening nflOr Lh o lulil In th" gurdens lhe Iris lire be-
night, 'I'll SlIn WItH In aud alit ginning to bloom, and all but the
und the WUij jll !l 1. r1i; ht to vcry luLelullpB Ilre gone. Soon tbe
lioe but v n lllilt I otldn't "'l't rosos wUl b 1'0, lind It will be
- vel'y nlllch done, 1\ly fl CllS U1' 0 In' snnm,l er.
bloom' blfl ,It Is luoky thllt the chool Is out, at leMt the , pring'
filmlly Is small fOI' lh y nre l'ElthCl' liol'o school Is nnd next week the
BCILttel'ed In the row, I do nOl WuynlJ!lv1l1e one ' Will be. What to
Know w'helher thoy were tlot do with those long summer days
planted thick enough. aI' wb ,tbel' Is !Iol Kueh Il I)roblem on the farm
SODle of II,' Boet! dId not grow, 01' wllo,l'e there 1/1' aways work for III
the (reeze Cl\.lIght tlil'UI, or pel" II/fea but mlJllY of the mothers find
hn P8 thoBe h II got ROlll e or til III It a little hard to find nough fOl'
nfter 'nIl. tho young ones to do, It hardly
The shownI' wus roally Y lO Y f! ellls I.osslble but It will SOOn be
1lI11'I1 lieoded ' fol' Ih.. Is IUDI'( Mmo for the SWimming' pOOl to
gl'ound to plow, IIOUle s mall pin es,
,bnt YBstel'dny tbe gl'ou nd WUS 100
hard. to do anything, When tile
neJl t ,dl')' sunny 81)0 11 cornell Il III
going lo be time to out l he ul-
faUll, I t looks rille bn It IK
I'a.thol' badly iurecl il wllh Bpilll e
bugs, 'rbese unplensont creatures
Ibat l eave bits of fOrLm on the
plants InSide of whlcb Bre tbe
YOuDg bugs, have beeu
for t ho lsat fow years uutil now
they are really damaging o.lfalfa
lind dover, We used to aee them
mostly on the weeils In the pas-
ture but noW' Beem to prefer
o\lr legumes, The magazines are
full of articles abo\lt sprayIng
them and other menns of can-
t I'olllng tllO peat, If It IIm't on
thing It la another!
rI'ue ord ao.ylng la, tbat curlos!ty
killed tbe cat. and It cost Dinah
twenty four hGur'B wit,hout any-
tblng to eat unlesa ahe wus able
to catch a mouse. few dOYB ago
s be followed me intG the store
room without my SEeing ' ber IWd
naturally I ClUne out and sbut tho
door_ Fortunately we hnd a cool
day and 1 lUQught I, would buUd
tl. utile fire In the tumace, Wben I
went down the ceDar I heard Bome
Pitiful meouws. I located th&m
nnd opened the, door, out came the
little black cat purr!,ng bel' tba.nks
It waa a narrow Mcape for often I
llo uift go down cellar for I\. week
or 10 and' I could not helU' her
. from UPltalra.
81md.a7 WM aoother 1Ine clay
but. ,our
dJ4 DOt catch muCh thqaIh
the, repqrte4 Iota of flIIh.
TJle l'OI,da!4ea are blue with
what we UIed to call "M1amt
mlat." It. hila another name ill the
boob but I CAD Deler remember
but Ktaml-mtat II IllCh ,; suit-
ableiwne tor It that I Uke to can
It that, We' puae4 oue plaoe 'Wbere
Borden's cream,e
'n betTies!
open,
PeOfPle who are always worrying
about accidents should conBlder
1II1s one and realize there. is 110.
lise woa;rylng, No ono is safe any
wb I ' A ouple of monlh!:! ' ago a
[1'1 nd of mine woke up arter an
a llJ'lal'ently good nights rest to' find
1M couldn't move, When the doc,
tal' exainlned her they lound a bro-
ken colln,r bone. a. broken shoul'
dOl', two , bl'oken ribs klther
dnmag ' iI, The only explanation
was that' she had walked In be'r
s leep which ahe had never done
be(ore, or fallen out of bed, At
MY rate she did not waken nnd
'WUH In bed when she wolee up,
,So Ir that can happen 10 you
rIght In your oWn home In lJ ed,
there Is no use not doing any.'
th.lng tbat you want to, becauae
sometblng mIght happen and no
use to worry 'ubout yourBelf nor
anYGno else, Use reasonable cau
Uon nnd forget about what might
happen. It probably won' t, That
is except wben you' are the one
dl'lvlng tbe car ' then dOUble your
rules tGr reasonable caution now'
tlln.t 1:W!hool Is out, DON'T PASS
ON A lOLL. J)ON'T CROSS THE
YELLOW! LINE. WATCH THE
CAR AHEAD AND THE ONE BJl}.
HIND, USE PROPER SIGNALS.
WATCH THE CHILDREN. Be
careful and enjoy summer,
AIr
A.pproximatel,- 20 per cent of aD
air expre.1 traftle either orl,lnatea
at or II deUvered to 22,000 oft-air-
une, clUe. AIId towna and. there-
tore, la bandled In combined all' and
raU ' expre.. .ervIee.
Uncle-Sam Says ,,"
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PAGE SIX THE MIAMI GAZETTE WA SVILLE, OHIO
Thursday, May 25, 1950
SCRrPTuRE: Mlcnh, ... peehllly 4: 1-5:
S: 24 ; 7 : 18..20,
DEVOTI01.'/AL REA-DINa: Paalm 11:
1.7. '
God Has a Plan
Len on for lIIay %8, 1950
G
' OD HANDS DOWN no blue-
prints, He never yet has been
willing to savc any man Ole trouble
of thinking. The Bible is God's
guidebook, and In it Is r evealed
God's will, But it Is not a gulde-
.book of stich a sort the t you can
take ' It trom lhe .
shelf and lOok up
. in It the answer
to everyone or
your In
detail . Neverthe-
less the Bible Is a
guide. "the Infal-
lible rule of faith
and pract l!:e" as
some churches ex
press It. Dr. Foreman
GQd's will Is shown tIlere plainly
enough so that we can know wheth.
er we are buldlng un the right
follnda tion Or not.

Use Dry Sugar Pack for Frozen Berries
o (See Below)
Sins Into llbe , s".
Stock Your Freezer
S
O MANY FOODS like peas. as-
paragus and strawberries which
are coming to Ule.r peak of season
now yield excellent results when
frozen, If you h!lve either home or
commercial taailitles tor
them.in this way, then its time to
make your 'plans soon.
Freezing foods 'is quick, and
easy. Result$ nre excellent, a.nd
your table in
m '1 d - fiDter,
s howing aU
these delicacies.
takes on the ef
tect of a ban.
quet.
The flavor
and goodness of
,fresh foods Is
preserved duro
ing the freezing process, However.
U's important to remember that
foods come from the freezer jus't
as good as when they are frozen;
and no better:
Speed Is EssenUal
Utmost ,speed should be used in'
getling fruits and veget;lbles into
the ';rne ' two bour, ruli!
whlcb applies to canning should
be used here. too. Its easier to ob-
seJ'Ve, bowever, because there', no
, time to consld,m ..
It YOU have yOIU' own garden.
pick ve,etables and fruits early in
the- momfil-g ' wh\Je the dew is stlll
on them.
It you bave to arrange ' to buy
them, try W Observe the lame
rule. Fruits and' vegetables whioh
have Itood around , "re , not as
tender as first picked; ,neither
do they have the food values as
!relhly picked produce.
Have an equipment in readincss
80 that you can' .o ahllad with 'full
speed. Vegetaliles , will to
then 'dunked ih Ice water.
Containers should be ready to flU
and seal. ' ','
Plan to put foods 'in your own
refrigerator promptly and plan 'to
get them into your own 'or the
c,ommercfal freezer all quickly
possible.

Freealnr Str,awberriell
- -'----.Botli r-.spberrles and strawber
ries give be'st results when they
,frozen sugar rather than
with syrup since they will ' niake
their own juice in the carton:
Choose varieties which have beeD
successfully tested tor freezing. In
raspberries these .a r e Cuthbert.
Latham or Viking. A 24-quart crate
or ab,out 36 pound. of raspberries
will yield 24-26 quart cartons, each
qlJart. serving 6 to' 8 people.
Marsball Is the best common va
riety to use for frozen stra"f,berrles,
a 2ol-quart crate will yield about 30
quart cartons. '
, :Wash the berries in wate.r whlcJl
has been' cooled with ice to .40. Do
Doi " allow theJIl to remam, in the
water for Plore than 30 seconds.
A good way to do this Is to ' place
the berries in a colander. after
sorting. and then place the colan-
der in water sufficient to cover.
Shake gently, 11ft from water.
drain anll remove caps, uslna a
shal'p knife.
Place ' the fruit on a , tray which
haa been lined with several thick-
nesses of absorbent toweling and
place in refrigerator to drain and
(loQl. '
Pla,ce drained and cooled ,berries
In . a bowl and sprinkle sugar over
LYNN SAYS:
D,eIe Up OrllinalT Food, '
U YOD Sene tbem Orten
Are fruit ,alads an almost daDy
item at your table'? The fan:ulf will
appreciate ' new color and flavor in
the drellm.. Beat lOme currant
jdb' Into sweet I'rerJch drellini for
extra cbsn, .
U saDClwich.. Ire a ltandb, on
::row' luncheon menUI, tr:r thil ona
t. aometh1DC different; un brollacl
baCOll, lettuce and .Uced tomato on
IIuttered toast and lU'Ye with tbln,
bot America cheue puce,
CHAMBERS' llIENU
Minute Steaks
Asparagus Salad, Vinegar
Dressing
Corn Pudding
Bran Mutllns Beverage'
Strawberries wUh Cream
Cookies
them, using' one part sugor to 4
parts of berries, Or , alternate suo
gar and berries In freezing carton,
Seal and f,eeze carton at once.
Frozen Peaches
Use 1ree-rlpeoed varielles, such
as Hale Haven or J, H. Hale In thc
yell ow t y pes.
One bushel of
peaches ,,; i II
give about 24
quart cartons
.. '.,.,,,._ .v.,..,. .. , .... 'frozen.
PIa ce about 1 B
peacbes in a
wl.t:e basket and
plunge into hot
wa ter ror one
.mlnute. then In c'old water nnd
slip oU' skins; Slice and place In a
bowl. ' sprinkling' with one table
spoon 01 lemon juice as you do so.
Add sugar, one . part to four at
frIPt. Turn gentl,y ' with ' wooden
"
Pack gently ' in\o cartoll nnd seal.
at' once.
Handle peaches ge'ntIt and ,make
certain all ' sugar Is mixed wiUl
flVlt before packaging.
. Allow 1;iinch head space for
fruits an. vegetables . packed In
pint cartons. Allow about !f,inch
additional when using quart car
tons.
Frosen Peas
TenltC\r. not fully matured peas
are best to w.e. Wash pods betore
shelling and dis-
card all small or
wrinkled peas,
If pods are full
and difficult to
shell, scald with
balling water for
one minute.
sho\,1ld be scalded,
after shelling, also: by steam, three
minutes; by boiling water, one miD-
ute; or by pressUre cooker for two
minutes, Coolin Ice water and drain
on absorbent tow,eling.
Seal at once and place in freezer
or refJ-igerator immediately. not
allowln, more than hour to
. elapse from the
time they are,
packaged to the
tim e freezing
starts. '
The varieties
giving best reo
sults are Thos.
, . Laxton anci AI
derman. One bushe1 yields 68 quart
cartons. ' .
, Froaen Green Beans
N
ow THE' PLAN' of GOd fs so
simple, that is, It can be so
simply expressed. that ' one Is ale
most tq say. ' "<1.b; tliat"
as If It were something we kftew
already, Well" we do know It. B t
the Ullng is. we don't do it. . '
. Port at God' s plan tor mankind,
a very important pa rt, In tact ' ln.
the Blble\
talks about from Lbe ' to.
end-is this: The forgiveness and
the destruction of sins, (Micah 7;
1820.) Now everybody cap '/iee
qthers' sins,
The Romans usfd to sa,. that
every man cBrrles others" sins
'In a bag In fronl of him where
he (lan see them very well,
but bls own sins he carries In a
bag banglnr down bls back
whete be' cannot see ' them.
We Bre all in favor , ot other peo
ple's forsaking, their sins. But bow
about YOIl? The world' 'does need tb
confess Its sin; but you need to can
fess your own, No 'Sins walk: by
sins exist only In in
ners, Sill does not commit itself.
Is something 'a, sinner dQes ..
'?Te shall ,never get ,rid of sinS. by
other people. We get rfd
of Ulem by repenting' In the pres.
ence at God and, recei.ving bls for
g[veness. '
It is always' so "easy to ,think: U
We only had a good society we
could have better people. That Is
backmg into , an Idea the wrong
W!!y, The right Idea is: It we have
better people we shall be on the
way 'to the good society, '
. . ..
If Not Peace; Tlten What?
W
E ALSO KNOW someUllng
about God's plan tal'- society
at large. The Bible tloel not "leave
us In the, dark, Ol\e thing tha t
Mi cah brings out Is the ideal of
peace, <Micah ,4:HI.)
. So long as w'e are making Wltr,
preparing for and wa'r;
doing or saying, things that" make
war incvltable or even likely, we
are out of line with the w,ilLot God.
Conversely, whatever we 'do to
taster peace Is fn lil1e ' with the
plan ot God, War was bad enough
in the days of Micah; it Is ,incal
eulably worse today:
War al"ays was the erfect
aod cause! 01 hate, it always
brought suffering' and death,
'l'a.r seldom seUled anytblng.
But this Is the a,c.
Dean Rusk 01 tbe U.S. lta'te
department bas said that In all
present. da,. . ,dillcunl!,ns we
bave reme,mber one' solem ..
fact: The human race now lIa.
,. in Its baodl tbe means 01 Ill>
own tolal delltructloo.
AnY war Is a war
Bgalnllt the whole human race\ tor
any largescale war with atomic
weapons may well make the enUre
.globe uninhabitable by man. A
voice for war Is a voice for unl.
versal acath. .
1
IrOD utensils should not be used
tor scalding as they will discolor
beans during scalding. ' Christ The King
For small beans. cut shoestrlng' SINLESS MAN In a . wad"ss
style. scald with steam for five world: such Is Gbd's plan. Is
minutes, or by boiling water for this posslbler Only on one condl.
thre'e minutes. For medium whole tloh; ' that Christ shall be ,king ..
beans, use steam tor- six minutes. (Micah 5:24.) This haa two mean.
balling water for tour Ings. one far-Off, and ,ahe near;
glv.e them five minute;; in a pres one complete and one partial, The
sure cooker. , compl!!ted meaning (whlch
Cool in iced water, ' drain, pack , may, be nearer than we. think) is
and freeze. that a1tl!r the blstory of tlIiI pladet
For quick preparation, II over and done with. in the
washing, PBSP as many beans in heavena and the new earth" the
hand as ' possible and snip o1i the 'final at God' s people! 'II
stem end. ' to Uve under the Lord Christ' as
You'n never need to apoloRlze for
fll\h fillets which have been baked
m thick cream with allced mush;
rooms, chives and a aprlnkllng 01
paprika. Icy cold diced cucumbers
and new polatoe. are perfect with
It '
Omelets can be Improved with
berbl. You mlpt lib to try W.
en with Iweet marjoram, tar
ralon or basil
Clrmamon Into apple
Auee Ja perfect accompaolment
to Frencb toalt ba they aened for
luncheon or 'breakfaat.
lellder and Iring.
The nearer, bere - and ouw
meanill( .r CIIrW'. IdnphJp II
tIda: Wbereyer, III the plaDs .1
m.... &be splrl' or Cbtlst, hJI
wa, aaa ilia i..... are belnl
tramp.ed .. .r Ipored, there
Gotl'. pia. .. r.rptteD , 8!111
'ller ....... et Is certalD.
But wberever the Iplrit of Chrl.t
II in eon'trol. there God's plan Is
beln, carried out and there the
KingdoJD of, God II eomln, nearer.
ICo.".rtlbt ., tile IDleraaUoul _et1
of aeUl10uII llcIuntlOD .. ..lid of 4C
...... lit
, WOMAN'S WORLD
Old Curtains, Drapes
I nexpensive Trimmings
By Ertla Haley
painting and wallpaper
sprees at this time of the year some Warm Weather Tonic
t imes yield oD ly a small measure
of satlsractlon s ince they merely
serve to point up bow dlngy cur-
lains and drapes look.
You've 5uddenly discovered Ulls ,
state of affairs and ' 'simply ,can't
aitord new curtains or drapcs,
Wh(l ts to be done?
New and inexpensive trimmings
have saved many curtains ' and
from being a complete ,
disgrace, A simple tltiUng or dye
Ing jlob done quickly in the wash- '
ing 1l) 3Chi11C is' another answer to
this .rather perple.xing problem .
. Neither at these involves much
ex-"ense or time and both ofter
great satlsfacllon because they
make old things look almost new,
It you merely want a cba nge, then
add a. tou'cb 01. inelq)ensive trimming
temporarUy whlc.h you'll plan to
remo'Ve when faU comes around.
Effects ra ther than intricate stitches
are wbat we strive lor in both cur-
tains and draperies. and this means
litUe work tor )'ou. .
J..ook over problem window appar
el CRll'eCully and decide trom these
tips j ust wbat 1V0uld be the best
solution. It moy be that shrunken
curtains or d.rapes may De more
easily used w:IUl smaller windows
in another room than trying to
,make them tit the original room, If
sQ. Y(IU ,may be able to aUord new
Use I,uubing milchintJ for . '.
drbpel'ies for this particular room,
On the other hand, some fringe
or oth,er trimming might be used
f ar edging the drapes, thus ; giving '
t hem 1\ whole new aSPect, very pas
'slb1y more effective thaD they were
orjginaJIy.
U th.e color of curtains needs re-
freshing, plan to usc the washing
macl\iloe ' to do Ole Ylorl\ quickly
and without streaking. An ugltator
will sl)read the , color o:enly.'
Use Tlieue Trinka
To LenrtbeJi Curtains ' ,
RUffled curtains which have be
come raliist:aiited or worD out by
puU.ing at tJ)e lower
:CpP}&fS are arnop. 'Ole ..easiest at
cuHlfin problems ' td remedy, Simp-
ly t1ie alii ndtles ind add
tWe, row';of rUming ftralgbt
a'cross the Iiottom; _. .
It clllrtains have shrunk. ruffles
aU a.r()und the curtain answer the
prQblelrn perfectly, Make, the:> Dew
l'Uff1e wide enough so that the re-
.uitln, curtain will look truly lux-
urlous. ' ,
Ruttiler an4,fl:iJ1Ier lqaps such
a,ftde'cfto cutbiliis dO' notbav& to be
of 'the i,lilite. mdteriJl ;.: 'the oriJo(lnal
In laCt." ediltr9stlng fabrtc.
color or deJilJlcQllght ,be even I,nore
eUecUve.
One point 'y,ou should ' obser:ve,
however., are very
old and obviously that way. ,
do what ),,011 can to ' the
original new look with proper, laun
dering. starching Ironing to add
body. ltf you are addln . 'lery new
and crisp material. It's best to wash
'this a f:ew tUnes bero1:'e using 1'0 the
contrast between old abd new Is
not too pl'onounced.
Red, wblte aDd blue aTe rea.- '
\ured lo thi s Now Ybrk de-
sllrued- dress of silk tafella .
Fashlun,wlse details Include tho
new shorter IC11gt!I, ,II h,uge bow
aLthe shoulder, the bared ncok
line lind sJU hipline pockets on a
full skirt. 1
plan to usc a fairly dark
dye, 11, you don't wan1 LOll dark ' 8
color on the thon remove
the ori ginnl color wiUl remover.
p hEick B sample of the to
,whether tbe drapes will take
both color remover and dye since
mllny ot these require hot water,
Inter estlng results are ' of len .
achieved by dyeing' printed drape
I;lccause the . print remains
and baokgr(llpld color make
er. You can outline tbe prlot with
light colored YDrns, thus glv,ing in
teresUng texttire !lna 'lOW' color to
the drapes. , . "
If the drapes have been tined. reo
' move the lining and see what the
reverse side looks like" Frequently
this have been savcd from
fading ilnd otten this has an inter'
esting texture at Its . own. In thb
case. simply reverse the drapes,
lining the side thai bas already been
used . .If it's necessary you can aild
some fringe. Deep "V" arrange
ments of t11Js can be very cffectlve
In living and d,ining rooms.
WIlen it's essential to 'dye a drap'
,ery a darker Qolor that is less ef
fectlve In the rool'l! , you might con
sider adding a border that will light.
en suiticlently to be attractive,
Add Len'rth, Willth '
By These 'Methods
" There are several ways to remedy
skimpy ;.'Ihether they
hav,e shrunk !h,ough' cleanj1'1g or
laundering, or jqst too small
In the beginning. TIle easiest way
is to add a clever border alan', the
inside edgell' or the drapes, and pas
sibly along the bottom: too. '
When' drapes nre plain; choose a
geometric print in' the necessary
wldtb, makin, certain ,the fabric
and ,textur.e match or \harmonlze
properly with the drapery fabric .
Fivc or six inch Inserts as borders
can be extremely erfective with
plain drapery fatUlc, They may be
purchased 'frequenUy In tbls wIdth;
otherwise. you may buy thcm wider
and cut to fit.
It desired. eftective way
to acquire a boi+4er As to buy ' rna
terial , which ' goes well , with tho
drapes, t Hen stamp and stitch II ,
with yarn .to' carry out aD eUective
Idea fot a .
U Mawr t.af!h.t o,r glazed
chintl: peed
lng, con.slder a.ddlng I
quilted border to them. With , a
printed, design OD thc drapes, select
one of the predominant colors and
gilt qulltll\g to matoh In the same
materlal as the drape. If ready
qullte'd .materlal Is not available,
It is 'asilY made wIth material and
cotton battlng. Use the sewing rna
chine attachment for qu'llting to
make. quick work or thing,
, . \ I I
Here' Are Goodf'ways1: !:" , - ,
For ptltelieD Cur&8IDs
Each With Your Own
Initial!

Only
wil" 1Ith/le-t'.r end from
KELLOGG'S VARIETY
PACKAGE
Lovely silverwaro wit.b
110ur own script iwtial .
'Old Company Piatenuule
aDd guarnnwcd by
RoglmIM fll.Co Mclldl!ll,
Conn. With spoqnltl, you
get 'prices on complete
IIW'vicc-otTercd iJy
KoUog.!f's VAJU!n'Y of 7
ce.roal delights
oroue bolt es. u," .. .u
lUlyUmol

K IUOIl1l'., Depl.FF,Womnprd,Connldlcut
Pleaae .end me ... , , "SilP'!'turc"ten'
"POO'" With, following irutlal., , , ..
For each uwt act of 4 8POOllll I en-
cl.- 1 whiteslar end from Koltogg' .
VAIU&TY PACICAOIl and in coin.
, Na.m , ..... ... . . .. . ....... .. . ........ ,.'
(pll ... Pllnl\ .
............ .. ......... ................
Qry ............... Zon " SIo' ..... ..
, Oil .. 1I0od oo'r /. u. Sy ,.hit<! '0
______ ___ -
.
'Like ,v,

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... " .... .,.,.
..

,BAKING'
I _" ' .
INSURANCE
You add the insurance
of perfect baking reo
lIults, when you add
Clabber Girl to your
dough mix : ; ' just
the right -rIse in /your
pnixing bafanced
by tbat final ri.se to
ligllt and fluffy fla
vor In the oven.
Make. ' Difference
Thou.andl of modern ' men aDd
women in ail parts of America 'have
' turned to Nat(JJ'e's Remedy, tR Tab-
leta foz gentle )'ellef,
wben a II needed. '!lhey
know that the ail, vCJ8table idea' "
80 right. They ftJl tR at night
produces thorougb morDin.. regu
larlt1 with,no perturbing effeCt., Wa
10' kind to the aY8tem. ,
n'rY tR at 1I6 tablets onl,
Z3c!. Duy a ,be]K It dru,l store, Try
th8m. UlIO' c:Gmpletely tIfIt .. Sod. retnm
boa With unll88d tablDbi to
UB. We "III refuDd your
money plue poRap.

.what , abodt marquisette curtains
Which have small ' tears ,and pulls
in thetrJl? They should be completely
dlscarded or Is there any: possible
way of ullng them? ' '
Yes. and here's what you, ;:In do:
tr' the ,curtains are whltl! q,r ecru,
select colored mending tape whloh
,oes wlln In the room In whicb cur
talns al'e u.ed. Cut noweta or leaves
out of 1\I1e mendlni tape and apply
Ica.tter rashJon to the curtains
.imply by pressing with a bot, lroIl.
TheM I:lve a novel decorative touch
to tile room a. wen as .dded Ute
to the curtains. -
One of best ways 'ot introduc
,ing oolor.' into / Ih' kllctien' Is by
means of colored curtains. They can '
lin InflJiite amount at cheer to
this. room, \VhJOb 110 'jill, \
Personal
To' Women With'
Nagging Blc.kache
...... on ........ BeapoDIl
1'0 '1M_1m ...... These
Badt;; falledl dl'lperie. o"eo No
11111 lonl time usage beeaule
the7 to Bun aa weD a.
widdtw wb4ell __ . DoD" feel too
low thli .. tuition because It.
be helped. ,
IInperl.a ate Upt alld ,..
cewar aU tile .adld .po ..
white. .
WIUl whIte or pastel"Curtalns, use
narrow border. o,r peasant prInt
trimming which can purchaaed
at a notion. c:OlQlttir for just a few
centl. Or, rickrack or .,veral rowl I
of colored bias might be Used with
much the same effect
For those Who Uke to keep the
kitchen cool and uncluttered with,!
Curtainl, an exceDent Idea Ulet I
wide ruffling to frame the windOWll.
Tb. ruffllnl ml), be purcba,ed
reav made or lewed at home from
remnants. Burt It around &be win,
dow with rods or IDIeJt ellatiC.
'!'be.. ruffle. make a beauUtul
frame for the wtndow and don"
Ibleld pretIf' .. .,. from tIM I
kllebeD. ' .
f
Thurslay, May 25, 1950
CLASSIFIED'
DEPARTMENT
BUSINESS &: INVEl b'T. OPPOR.
N en'. a nd Watnen . _l ure: Dolo.,. uteI!'
busi ness. Opponunity for lome one who
wunts 10 own hili Own busineSS.
\[ sold lI't once. Located nl
of Pymotwllnl: Lake. Wri te
.. AINES STOnE P o.
POJI, 8ALE-outstandlng reijOrI Or' won;:
nil Lolle; 18 oil-modern cabin.;
lui htome: r eore.nllon bljlldlng ; best eqLll p.-
mon t hroughout. Dew Is on reQucst. AI-
liO other rCJIIOr lK. l uke shore t rncl8 a nd
sumrher cabins. 11. \V. J en 'll n , 1(,1."01
Uaek en ak , '" (nneaotlt,
OI'J!l RATE Pr.'II" bl. mall order b UII-
ne". Spll edld opporlunlty. F'or det olla
... r lte t o SAI. ME N S ... I.... 1'.'lobl.. . O.
. CATS, E'I'C.
Us m. t. r.: AmuSi ng pets for
. hu t-Ins. Hour .. of fun. Clenn ond odor-
Ie F r ee Booklet . ulso PedlMr.ed Breed-
ers. Qeo. nOlle )" :loa le nna. AVe E rltoD.
N. J.
HAY, GRAIN, FEED
YAUGE It' S' Ohio O.rUII. d hi gh )ll eldlng
corn hybrids thnt Jl\nture earlY. husk
cl ean. d r y QuiCkl y. Clinton fl9 seed oats.
Monr oe SoybealUl. Wri te ror ci r cular.
Deuler. wonted. Dr. lbllrl. Bt ,
" V.'IIOII, Ohl
INSTRUCTION
ft. " P e'alhy. T eClhnlolan. Learn " Intern-
al CUllin, ." vucclnatl n, . debeakln,. d lall -
noaln,. e tc. Male" rrnm $'16 to 11211 per
week. P . otected t erritor y. 2 week ela..
U rts soon. For Intervie w wr ite to 1. B.
lIouri OO.pil 1l7, A hbald. Ohla.
KEO. c. Ii o.aarl 8aall01l aUII ..... ,
kid. , eO. B. E.I
R. '. Ohl.
, Ii ,
MISOELLANEOU8
.FailE CATALPQ' PUI ....... s t amped for
.. a mbroldeJ'}O. Write FABRIO DE IIONII
CO .. PANT, .0. 1%1, O.tsrl., (l.U,.r IlIL
Palll&oOal.ld. Inow-whlte " innlum lead
and aU. Manl y-hi ck .uara"t". not to
rub or waah aU. or tur n yellow
.z.... .al . In 11-,&1. call.. Over mllUon
. allona .
ItO W. Wa. bln. ",11 III.. Clot..... nt.
aOILER, lI.t-b. It. OU Clb I.r. Ion, fIre
lube type with 1ron F ireman bin feed

P .
t.J1"la, Obla.
WOfE: Mnke ",Ine f r om onr. fruit or
Det ty. Booklet. enlYi dlree-
4 y. ' P e ,
POtJLTaY, ClbiQKS&: .E'QUIl.
aOUUDON ItElO 'TUlCKEY Eloo'SJw per
hundred: pollits. 172. TWent y )lears with
neds. Hellr, SobncomU. b. Marohao. O.
Aak )' oar CODnt,. A.ont about Chemloal
CaPQns. 100 Chcml-ca' pellets ,with lm-
ol ll nt.r 1:1.00. InfOrmallon >1'roe. Ma J.' .
a nno tl. n , Ka.nRIU.
T R KEY P Gull brood brcMlecl
Wh)l pny more? Buy paul .. a t
re I "noble prlrc.. I mll1ocll Olo shl ument.
B eIl M. I , lIa t. " ory. , ... _... Ky.
. . IUl A WISE DU,CK
nnd ( ollow the le!\dcr. Quality 3."
h\1aV)/ breed oh lelts . 89.95 p.r ,.hundred .
U.S. a p proved by the following .. te.:
Indlann. Kentucky. Georgia Dnd v,e r .
mont. 95,. IIvnblllty I!unranleed. Sexed
ehlelu, Jr IIr""".red olliO Leghorn
Pie..... do not con,use our chick. wllh
olher che"p chick . When hettor c lilcks
. h ... wtll hovr them.
Write. call or phone yoU! orden today.
Open -CHlCnR" .
1Il'- lIC dlll.D. O. 1' ..... 10
ORA:Ni ClIICK 8P E CIAL
-hi a- . udll b<. Cor nlsh
Ro'l"'./ !II"\! e RocKs. New
Red.. Rhbde- "-Jal nnd Reds . Red Ro.1uI
THE M1AMI GAZETTE
SUNNYSIDE
00 'IOU MIND IF I CHAr A srr 'M1H
'i'OU WHllR YOU TRIM '{OUR HEDGE?_
IV.S. Approved &:i f,. Ilv\l bUlt;v
Icod ). Weeks df Mil'Tch 23 to 31.
..ovor of
f! rlenee . Over 130.""" egg
Ca , t w It. 0 1' i!' 0ur order
'FRANClII CR, CKERY
.. .al . ... O. '
, Ph.Da SO
I .l
TRAVEL
' ENJ01LCOOL AT.LANTIC O a. a .......
LoW R nle. from 1'4a), lit to Dec. . 1al t
..... 0 ..... Qo,.1 Apa,t-
lIts. "SlI ceilin. A..... Miami. Fla.
On the AU!!ntle Privat a B ailllnl{
Beach. P.JVllt e, . pa rklng lot. UP to the
moilern. beolltlfully furnl. hed
a partme nt bolel. Ellcb a pa rtment con
t nlna: b.dro m with twin beds : Uvlnll
r oom; full .... both. Comple to hotel
lervlee. 1{a t ISO.OO pe r wllcli: for 2 In
n.pa rlme nt, 10!\. r eductlon for Sehool
Teaehera. Milk.. r ... erva Uon. with 10110
dePQllt.
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds!
. .." ',..... ........ at MOInILY
. FEMALE
COMPLAIIIS
Are JOU croublecl II, OJa_ at te-
male flUlotlol1lll perlodlO disturb-
anoee' Doea thlII mall. 'ou IUrrer
frOID pain, feel ao .. ttred_t
nob tim.' Then lllart taklDI Lydia
.. PIDItJWn'. V table OOlDp!)und
aboUt UlD clap before to reUeve
lUob 8JIIlPtoma. PtnkIIam', baa
crand .efrect on ono of
_"'. I!-iOIt f",,leirla,,, OffOrill
'nUlJ ttl, wom&D" {mud I .
tOIA L PINKHAM'S r==-
c
.'b
s
, . s
b
,
PAGE SEVEN
Grandma's Sayings
WORRYIN' takes up jest as much
time as workln', but workln' PIlYll
olr better
5 paid 1ln. E4llb 0. P.... Coatoaflllo. l'a.-
.",.. .
I MAY BE a Grandma. In years, but
when It comes to cookln' I' m up to
the minute. Thats why I . prefer
' 'Table-Grade'' Nu-Mald-the com-
pletely' modem margarln&. YeSBir,
Nu-Mald Is modern In texture
spreads on I moothl It's modern 111
taste-tull of ' sweet, churned-frelIh
llavor i
.... ..
GUESS THEBE &IN'T 110 fIIU'el'
way to success In marriage tbaD
reallzln' that It depeneJa on boU.
1lnd1n' the rIght pereon, and beID'
the right perllOD. . '
.. 1ln. 71. 0. _. JIluoII4 m.-
.",..
T.u:..E ABOUT <JALD'OlUfIA ...
Un' the style, the Golden We8t jut
.tartecl a new . Idea 111 marp.rln_
With. mocIIern table atyle '"
print. that At any .. mn' dlah. ADd.
aa you'd expect. they're In the pack-
&l'e that haa l4Iu Nu-Mald'. picture
on It. LIke J told you, yellow Nu-
ILAid t. a rt,ht mocIa'D marpriDe.
lit IS wtll be p.::: upon publiCatiOn'
to the Ar8t; contributor of each
accepted laying 01' Idea. A4dna
"Gra.ndma". 109 Eut Pearl Stnet.
. ClnclnnaU 2, Ohio,
ALWAYS LOOK FOB SWEET,
wholesome Miss Nu-Mald on the
package when you buy m!Ul:'lirine.
Mias Nu-Mald Is your. assurance of
the finest: modern margarine In the
finest modern pa.ok.a&'e..
NNO,MORE
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS"
"I feel 10 much
better since I no
longer have to
dread those aw-
ful sleepless
nights I My 'in..
'omni a' turned
out to be due to
caflein in the
coffee I drank.
So I switched to
POSTUM and now .
I get 8 hours 'of .
reltiul sleep every night."
.
Al'e IIleepleslI nights, due to "coffee
nerves", interfering with I(our good
health! . Do 'you wake up in the
morning, feeling tired and logy!
Then, try a llwitch to 100% caff,in..
fretl POSTUM. See if you don't enjoy
good
l
'llGtural sleep that makes you
teel Detter and eDJoy life more.
SClEJlTlFlC FACtS: Both colfee and
tea caffeine And catfein ill' ..
drug that acts upon the brain and
central nervous Iyiltem, A1s9 - in
lIusceptible persons - caffein tends
to produce harmfulstomacb acidity,
So while many people can drink
coftreeor tea without ill-effect, othel'll
Buffer nervoulneu, indigestion,
IIleeplessness, But POSTUla contains
no caffein or other drug -ttothing
that oM ponibl., keep I(<m .Gwakel
MAKETHII TEST: Give up colfee-
give up tea-drink POSTUM' exclu-
sively for 80 day.-and ;'ll.dge bJI nI-
.ldul AlkyollJ' JTOCer today for
INSTANT l!OBTUM-A V,igoroua Drink .
made from Healthful Wheat anel
Bran-1OO'1o ca.6ttin../reel POSTUII II
. Product of General Foods. .
NO lORE IIISH WAIIYES
SAY HAPPY COUPLE,
PA .I( iHT
I I I! I
TWIN THEATRE
Waynesville, Ohio
. .
Oosed on Tuesday and Wednesday
SAT. SHOWS: 6 P.M. SUNDAY: 2:30 P.M.
MONDAY 1lIRU FRIDAY - 7 P.M.
31
DETTY GRABLE
- In -
"
BEAUTIFUL BLONDE FROM
BASHFUL BEND
(Color) .-:.. Pete Smltb Sbort
211
CHAIN LIGHTNING
'- with -
. .
HUMPHi}Y BOART
All a Jet Plano Pilot
- P1UB -
1950
27
THREE on the TRAIL
One or tho TIeUer
II OPAI, NO agnll
hal). Lost Juagle
M ?\S, Car toon
'1'11:.;,.1L.. ... a:. OHIO
DON' T FORGET TO CALL
us f or Insurance. An types of
insurance 3t '. a sa vings. Call
Frnacis Gene Hrowl1, Phone
Waynesville 2472 or cull col-
lect" Wilmington 2 t t 1.
WARREN' BRADDOCK
Top SOU, Baullila. 8aQ4. Gravel
Willa Back Hoe,
Drql1De and IhaUdoHr
WQD".m.. Ohio
Phone: W_yDaavlll. IUt
BANK RUN GRAVEl,,- Loac1etl.
at lDavlll Fum .. Pit. 60 oeata
cubl,o yard. We a1eo eleUver. ARlI-
ITAtGe " SON, Phone Z091. U
LUMBER - All klnd.,lD till leD-
gthSI anel WIdth., Kilo drlell.
RealSonnble prices . AU. ol'del1l,
larg'e or small wlll be delivered.
HOg E!ou8es ACY LAMB. PbOlll
Waynollvl1le 2701 ,
Til 'h ,I : . . :.\.\ ',' 105fl
-
THURSDAY BUCK NIGHT
Milton Herl - Virgi"ia Mayo
-in-
MAY 25
"ALWAYS LEAVE THEM LAUGHING"
FRIDAY ; SATURDAY MAY 26; 27
ELEANO,R PARKER, RAYMOND MAS. FlY
FOR. SALE - Eight-room house.
Bemll-modern. ' Everett GusOn-
X-6-11-lS-26
New" Cartoon
NOTICE TO AU. FOR
TflEATRE PATRONS Evans. Pbone 3324.
'Last week ror Bank Nlte. Thurs-
dayfriday, ;60.00 iii In the Pot.
20- tickets will be drawn, -It neces-
IfOry, to mlLke flve 'lucky Wlnnel'K
of $10.00 eacb Plan to attend -
s tili time to reglster_
All money left In ' pot wiil be dQ-
It
Lee Hawkes Barber
Shop - Package, 1 new pro men's
bmwn oxfol'ds, 2 suits men' s un
derwear, 3 new pair white ROX. 21
nated , tOl t.he 'Parent-teachers. and WAN;I'EP - lti llll or boy to ';;t
the Boy and the Girl Scouts. grass and we ds. See Editor.
1.1
- . ' Z1iiji?
(
. NOTICE!
w .. yne.ViIie and Corwin
CoIIUDUIIities
Am Equipped To Do
HIGH GRADE SHOE
-REPAIRING
Our Work Will Please You
_ Priee. Reasonable
Charles Th.mpsOD
HARVEYSBURG, OHIO
_R___ _ ( ..... ,. __

LAND BANK- LOANS
MADE BY A
FARMER OWNED
ORGANIZATION
1"0 Fit the Income of Your
Farm
, Time-Up t<a 33 Years
Interest--4% .
-FOR'-
Refinancinar, Buyin., Improving
INFORMATION ON REQU.EST
Lebanon .L.A.
LEBANON, OHIO
Phone 448
ELLIs, ' H. &TURM,

a.eeeH ee
MEMORIAl!. OAY -
H onorlll4l him who went
In uniform 'and gave hi.
eeeeey,peea.aee
a.ral
Bottle Gas
S'ales
-
SerVice
Ask' About oUr Price on
Inltaliation and Gas
Spring VaBey Hardware Co.
Spring Valley I 0- Phone 37371
NOT NEW - BUT NEW.
AD4 pod ,'Dew. Sf ... ,
year'. lult 10GB WOrD uul
eballb,1
Bencl It to III -:- "e'O r.-
ltore tlIat trim. emart look.
mall. It look wr. Dnl
FOR SALE - 11140 WllIye guod
runliling condition private owner
"200.0'0. call M 7910 before 12
JI'OOll. Pearl s,tnclalr 011 Rt.2-Dayton
10 -- box A 6- 11 18-25St
FOR SALE - Farman Tractor
II'llh . Cu.1tJ:vators Red clo-
ver hay_ David Snead Elmtree Rd.
Waynes vlUe 2109,
- 6 - n . 18 ll5 - 3t
FOR SALE-l Pressul'e gasoline
IItOY'&' 1 washing mao
chine. W. J . Hoover. Firth street,
X- 5- 11-18-25
FOR SALE - Minneapolis-Honey-
well automatic furnace control,
complete; Eleclresteem bot water
I'udlator; speedy paint eprayer,
with or without ruotor; Model 46'8
.22 cal. rifle with 4X
scalle; 3 wrist watches, 1 Elgin.
2 Bulov!\,; ohalse 10l1nge; t.fontu-
mDw'el- lawn mower. Iluby stroller:
hi g h chnlr. Ernest , Edgington. -
2995. X - 6-1\-18;l6
FOR 'ALE - 1947 Wlzzard bike,
5plece chroruo:- bl' OD kfas L set. Phone
\'\ aynesville '2461. . X- 6- 11-18-25
IIOUSE PAINTING - AIIO roof.
F r. ' 1:: E KID DIE S P LAY G R 0 U N D ,
baru, etc .. cxp rienced Jlaltlt I ' . 'ren-
80nabJe prices. Phone 82Xl 'Vaynes- !? _ .- .- ----
vJUe, Richard Campbell, '
BAIRD'S
6-18-26-6-1
roll, BALEI Sweet Potato plants,
100 per hundred. All kiDcla of glLr
c1en plante 160 'per dozen. Ohllr:e
0. Stl'oUle, mll .. ' DOrt.h a.t COT-
DIIr of WaJDenDle. IiJt1e and Ferl'Y
row. X-6-18-26-6-1-8-1522
FOR SALE-Baby hum, SIOl'k-
Una, Mrs. Edwin Hamby. Phone
X-lt
FOB, scOOP. trae '
for <!oovenlon kit and ,brace arms
tor Wood Bros. corn. picker. Ford
plckup mow1ng machine, Ford hy-
dl'n.u'llc all eqllnment ,good o.s
new. WJI1 sell cbeap. ROBe Row
land. Phone 9361 - 5:26--6-1,:8
WANTED TO RENT ':" HOUB!! un-
furnished. Frigidaire employee.
Plant 2, wIfe and 1 child (sebonl
age) . Phone 371S3, Rprlng Valley,
Ohio. .
NOW READY .,--
GENERAL MERCHANDISE carnatJons, daisi es, etc., . also cut
- _ tloW.3rB. St.. Jolin's Gardens,
. L Y T LE I -from 1'e1laco. Atation, Main street.
.. ________ 2551. X-6-18,26-6: .1,
I . c
ir----
I . NIC.L.LYT '"
\
25 MONni GUARAN'J:EE 1_ Add Water Onc:e A Year
. - " 'LUBR;CATION , '
COMPLETE AlJ11) REPAIR SERVICE '
24 HOUR WRJCKIN'G SERVICE
ONE
Proctor 'Roaster-Grille
With Two-Shelf UtiUty'.Tahle
ONLY $454"95
WALL PASTE, AND SIZING
G, E, ' BULBS - NU ENAMEL

Furniture & Appliam:e Co.
. TELEPHONE 2422 -
I I II I

.
REAL
BUYEWJ WAITING
,
Especiallv For Farrns.
. . '
FOR SALE CALL
Roy E. Smith
, -
Broker
Rt. 48, 5 mi. South of
, Cen lerville.
PHONE Centerville 7056
WAYNESVILLE. OHIO
I
, ;
Live Wire iLncl Progre.elve. An
.,col1d to none. ,
Strictly sellera .011 tl!e belt aU-
around .market 'In' lIle t;ountl'J.
SERVICE THAT SATISFIES '
For Dally Market Reportl:
WHIO Da:yton, 12:60' E.8.T, Dial
1300; WLW Cincinnati, 1240, DiaL
700. '
MAIN & MIAMI aTa. . . PHONE WAYNE8. 2841

ROOFING
Of All Types
Jnll1l1ate4 Btleb an4 .. be.
toe 9141ns. 9beet iDetal work-
of all kinde. Local RefeTeQ"
eel, AU work suaranlee4.
HOWARD W .. HAAS
Route a Waynllvllll, 0,
Phone' WaJn.vllle ...
,
Dead Stock
Honel, ,1.60 COWl, , . 110
Hop - 26c cw&.
According to Size
and Con.1ition.
Call
xenia 454
Reverae' Char,..
Fertilizer
Armitage & Son
SAND and GRAVEL
BLACKTOP DRIVES
TAR and ROAD OIL
LAWN and FILL DIRT
TELEPHON.,
WAYNEtrVILL. 1Ot1
LEBANON ,0ffIc. 478K
, . R.a. 111L
MORROW No.. '
READY.MlX CONCRETE
EXCAVAnNG ..... DUMP TRUCK .
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Town
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS YOU
KNOW
(Mr. a.nd Mrs. Dqn WOl'knlan al'o
announcing tbe birth 01 tL son, teu
pOllnds four ounces, . 011 Tuesday,
May 29. The infant been
named Wnllel' ThomaB Workma
MI'. and Mrs. Kenneth St. Jolin
and daught.e'r or' Hubbard, Ohio,
were the , guests ' of the fornler's
(parent s, Mr, L. C. St.
Jobn for the \Yewl Ill1d alld MI'-
morlal Day.
Mr. ",nd Mrs. Wade .' I'lirne; nnd
Ij(ln of Pboenlx, Arizona, arrived'
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
&
LOCAL STUDENT
RECEIVES AI ARD
IN THE -EAST
LOCAL G.lRL GRADUATES
WITH HIGH HONORS IN
MAsSACHUSETTS
here on SundRY for II month's va- ,Milll Mary Dora Houah Recip-
ca.tlon at the home of tho form<}'1! ient of Several .
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . H .
lind other
ment Awarcb
all\! MI'S. F. E. Ander&atl hud WAYNESVILLE, ORlO, May,
as weekcnd lind Memorial Oft I ' 31.- MI88 Ma ry 1 omi Hough, daugh
guests, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur BI' l\ nOh l eI' of Mr. and Ml's. Kenneth N.
of Ak.ron.
Hough, of Waynesv.JIIE1, OhiO, WOs
Mrs. J . El Archer, of Oalile .. !yllle, 011 oild'. lhe graduates at tbe Mary
Florida, 18 tbe' gUc\lIl of .hel' s isler, A. BlIl'Ilhaf!l School, In Nortbamp-
'M.Ias Emily Jal!obll. ton, Massachusetts, at Commence'
menb eXOI'CISeB today. MillS Hough,
Mr. and Mrs. fl'ed Henderson, who hllJl been preeldent of the
enroute to the'll' home In Lisbon, student cOllncll at the Dur,nbam
Oblo, after Bllending tbe winter tn Sll-h'ool, was I he 'reclplent of sev
Florida, are slXlnd1ng soveral days eral Commencement prizes In-
WUb !t beir sonln-Iaw and daugbter. eluding the "IJul'llbam B" a.WlU'ded
Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Oons ond their ' to that student best representing
children.
tbe Burnham tl'odltlvn; the aca-
Miss Lawson and Miss delll:lC prize, a ,gold watCh, ,award-
Norma Gruben left.. by pi n li e, on ed to that merpber ' l)f the senior
Saturday, WI spend t)le wee\{ end w.ho has maIntained tlie
ani} Memorial Dny with the for. hlgbest nverage for four -yea'ts;
mer's aunt and unell', Mr. nnd Mrl!. the BIlt)sCb lind Lomb Honorary
FllllI l, R ed, III Wnshl(lgtoll, D. ' Sele -. ce Awn I"!, ;. l' , U' Rt nd :ng Uf -
COUlIIllBhmcn l In the 'Study ot 8cl
Mr. and M". C. E. Edgington enltrle .subJeots; and prizes .
and son. Mack,. with a group or LeJtcellell /!1'! In Spanish; History. and
D/1ytQn friends, enjoyed Ihe l e- dherulst'ry.
moria I ilollday at 'Dale HoI- _ _______ _____ _
low, Ten ne"Bee.
Friends nnd relat.lvcs have' r -
celved to the wedding
of Miss Marllyn Rae Burak ,daugb-
, .
tel' Ilf Mr. a.nd M'ra_ J. J . Burske .tfl
Mr_ Dal l'! E. Dultee, FrIday evenIng,
June 16 at tbe . Waynesville Metb-
odist chure" wllb a reception to
ImmediatelY' at tbe bom . of
tbe bride:
Mr. Harry Campbell of Idaho,
wa.a calling on 'old frleods at the
bome on Saturday,
. Mrs. Olive Curl was a ' guest for
three tbis of lI1rs,
Madd,!l In ClarkBville,
Mrs. Hannah Jordan, lOr ;n6f.
yeysburg, called on Mias "Jessie
..
Serving Waynesville Since 1850.
WAYNESVILu;, OHIO, TH R DAY JUNE 1, 1950
People, Spots In The'News

,FINAL BANK NIGHT
WINNERS ARE AN.
NOUNCED BY TWIN
Final winners In the Inn Bllllk
Night at Ibe TWill ' 'fbeaU'e 1I0del'
,bbe management of Bob and Dol"
othy O'Regnn were: ' Betty SII,
Hattan, Wayne/l vlllc; ill I u In c
Elvans, COI'wln : Osbol'ne,
Wa.ynesville,
The reslclue of lhe Bnnk Night
money WAS donllted by the thp Rll'e
IKi ' '''1I.1neS\ Ille 011'1 S COLI t
Waynesville Boy Scouts "nd t he
Waynesville Parent-'ren h ra
socllltkm.
c_ S. C. 5_ TO HOLD
MONTHLY MEETING
'fhe monthly meeting of t he C.
S. c. S. of the Methodist ohm'cb
wlll . be held on JUli e 1 0
Irom 1 IInm 4 p. m.
LOCAL 4-H CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
. The Waynesville Sew-So 4-n
Club met Friday, May I9 at the
I Rlgh Scbool with Mrs. Ca.rolyn
Rel-allick in charge_
Cooking . and aewing proJects
were' seleoted. The foll,owlng
licers were elected: PreSident,
Dnnna. Hadley; Vice President,
LInda Hamby;
Joan La Rue; Recreation
Judy Smith and Nancy. Copas, and
NewB Rel;ort.cl', l.ynn Retalllck.
'rhe next me Wng wl1l be helll at
.110 hlgb s '.hool 'ruesday, June 6 at
2.CO p. m.
LOCAL MAN'S GRANDSON .
. GRADUATES FROM MEDICAL
.'ohn C. RIdge, son of Mr. and
Mrll. H. C. RJ' dge, of Wost Palm
ue.lch, Florida, will graduate from
East st. Louis Mcdjcal University
'xl. U1lnols, .June 6;
Mrs. T. O. Holmes entGrtalned
OD, f\l\lll
until 8111, o'clock,. honol'ln, her
tie daughter Dee' Ann, who
celebrating her elghtb birthday an-
niversary_ Gaipe., were enJoyf\d and
each guest received balloonll and Jl'
party The hnnor gu8l!t re-
oelved many gift!, and de-
IIciolls rerre&bme1W! of blrtbday
cake, loe cream, candy and
lilt-. -lfnUl aiiUJdler
tbe High S'obOoI Alumnt AallOCla-
Uoon Saturday .
He is -lb. g, adeem 1rf M1'.
Mira .. O. M. Ridge_
The 'M188es M.ary /Uld FlorLnce
tbe MllIses MayeB snd
Tal Rlekey, .of Columbus, vls1ted
Mrs.. Hannah Daylll on Sunday
NEW CENTURY ,
CLUB -MEETS
The ew Oentury, Club waB de-
any bel uUfnl seleetionll.
r all. 'mnent da ' lIty ,."rreah
menta \I ere per l etl ,41th pink ana
wlalte the 11 1CV. IIIng <, ol ols.
MIll. J . 1< . PI'Cf! on \' ill I e
for llJ-e June II eating IL L hoI' II Olll ".
drink were lIerved, Tbe guellts In-
vited to ibis lo:vely pa.rty were :
'Outdoor Togs Faded?

Ughtfully entertained on FrIday by CARD OF THANKS
Dye-Bath Is Answer Mrs, Fred GraUDlall at the Far VIr wlllh t thllll'k 8IIc'lI (' onlril' -
DIana Dumford, GeI'1'1 and Judy
Oabrlll, Judy and SlIsle Wrlgbt,
Judy Barnett. Sa'ndra Cook, Karan
Thomas, Janet Martln. Sblrley
Frye, Alice MebAffle, Joyce Pelfry,
Linda. Jantt and. Jeannie McMillan .
. Shirlf' - Rickey, lUcky. Nancy and
Carrol Palmer, Barbara Gruber.
' Judy Mone , Sandie Holme& and Ule
honor guest. '
. Miss Sarah C9noer, wbose mar-
I'llI3e to Mr, J. Everett Clill.steen,
or Franklin, will be an event of Sat-
evenlJ\fl', 10, was hon-
ored a 'Iovely bridal shower at
tbe home ot Mrs, WUllllm Warman
of FranklIn, on Wednesday evening.
The glleatll' of the evenibg being th
br,ldes co-w,orkers In' the Frlgldoj ..
offioe,
. .
MIllS Conner was compU-
mented on FrIdliy evening, when
Mrs. Oeorge Deal'dotfC of near
Franklin! entertained a group ot
friendB. Each; eve.ung was spent
In 'pmes and '. tbe b.-Ide-elect te-
ctlfved an array of lovely gifts,.
Dellcloull desaert courses, ' with
bridal were served.
Thoee rrom' Wayn8l'vUle attend InS
On Fr1dar w'ere Mrs;
D'nd Conner, Mrs, Leo Conner.
Mrs: Charles EdWardll, ll'avl4
Parrot. lin. Inal.d Watkin", MIlls
Rutb Conner and the hqnor gUest,
The aDnual reunion of Waynes-
ville hJgh alumni IDeUlbeTl,
lllllo@ the DOnDWIDif h
'w., at the' hhrb school bUIll)
lUI on Saturday Two
You can easily get another aea
wear from Bun-fade4
slacks! blouses and otller outdoor
wearante!. A few dime boxes of all-
fabric dye, available in ' 50 eolcn:a.
will do. tbe .hick, If the fabric hal
faded unevenly or If yO\! wanl an
entirely dift'erent eolor. uaelaat-act-
ing color remover advisu ."In.
tex Home Bureau. Your
washi"g machine III Ideal for tin
texing. espfiClially larger artldea,
Bueh as slnck lujtll and .. , the
bureau points out .
di'ed twenty memberll Ilnjoyed a
very deUclOUI dinner, which WU
served by' the ladles of wayne..
'YUle OJ'lUll'e . Xr, H-arold William- IDIIoIlner, laVe the "SalIlte to the
BOn, presldeDt. pl'88lded over the Oldest Gradua"''' menUonlng 111'.
program and fe.tlvltJell of the W)lIter Daldn a. lbe oldest II .....
evang,
and Mr. B, D. Henkle wu
Mr, CharI.. MIchener oldeat preaeDt.
the el&l' of 1850, and hi. BOD 10. Rutll repreaentecl
DwIIht, memher oC 'tile 181i0 elUB, the 607 .... ad M .. , 01& KeiIM7
tor tile cl.... II 7eU.... Mr_ 1'. It ---1
lIdlorlal for tb ... who cUed dar- or the Iii ,.... oJuI,
IIIC U. ,.. 78U' WU "v. 17 ., .,.. oJ 0IdUI00tIt.. ,a,. IIbGr&
SetIa I'IJnaU,
HUlII Party HOUle. , utOI' 'to the CWlCel' Fund and Ule
. Roll call waa anBwered by six- fol!owlng fl oll cltOl'8 wllo worked so
teen members, liard to. UlIl.!ce thi s a RUC'
The executive commIttee Pl'e- CBBS: tbe MIB. Ludington
sented t.be follOwing names for '
, ' officers next rear: . Thomall Runyon, RaYDlOl' rl Emd-
.
dock: 'EdwRl'd KIl I'voO rth. Chlll' le8' I.e Pres.-Mrs_ Earl Hockett
'V_ Pres.-Mrs, J. P. Fromm.
Sec'Y-Mrs. ' Alva Thompson.
1\I'ay. Vel'n Simrsoll, I ria Powell,
Treaa.-Mra. J. K. PrestOn. yey Sackelt" ,
'l'h8J' -were elected. 'Waltet' Whitaker Oll\,e
Pl'OIram committee, Mrs, Paul '
. ' .
VIIWlIBO'li and Mrs; F, W .. LeMay, H.omer .. ,Tllmes Jone, Ed'
given charge. . Hozel Fox. DOl'ot!I Y
TomlJnson reviewed Hal'od 1..e1111110118.
most entertaining and Instrultlve Elizabeth Burnett IUld 1II r.
book, ' "The of Language". Hubbell.
Mrs, Lemay has a bobby of
.maklng a scrap book of .cllpplngs
'Of poems ' arid unique paragraphs
ahe reade. Tbfs she calls her Lit-
erary quill ond from It she reads
BENN'1[ FURNAS
RS. OSCAR
Cnncel' Funtl
WLW aet,ess LaUra Frazier ,' b
beard rrequently In
roles on "WJthln These Walls,"
Saturdays' at 1:30, p,m., EST.
8afety Duu litlda '
Scotcb lite, a new. fabrIc ' which re-
flects light like a road .slgl1; . can' 1le
obtained In tape torm to attach to
eh1Idren'a jackets to make anyone
vltlbJe t'o motorists. It I, atyled 10
It'. an added attraction to
.tera' ,armenta. It can be cut In
dui,n. of Intere.t to cbciol child.
too.
Reports
'50 Plans,
IB bringing many
new challenges to the ingenuity and
reaoureefulnesa of American farm-
en,; aJtd it is intereatinlt to hear
wUt maa, of them in various parts
of tile eoaatrJ &1'e doing to meet
eonditlcmB.
-lIciiIllazwell. Amerlca'B aee farm
radio rep:orter, interviewlI leading
fanaas ffOla all ever the country
aIJod .... 1960 plana _ br1ntr-
"S .t,oriea OIl the "Let'. Go
VJil I- _ow heard TUN-
daJ'l'harlCla, at 6 s49 a.m. over
DO pro-
Ift&
FIVE CENTS A COpy
P.-T. A ,ELECTS
, OFFICERS HERE
The Waynesville Parent-Tea.ch-
1'1:1 Association held Its final meet'
Ing the y If I' ' Il t the . school 0 0
I'>'uudlty evening, MJOy 22.
Bernai'd fu\ughl1, ,president, ex-
pressed . his apprllclaLloOn for the
pl'ogress Dlild ' by the organization
In Its f.lrst year as a paraotteach-
e l'll assoclatlon .
Orfl cll rs elected [ or Lhe romlng
are: .
Cb!II'll'S Mclutrfl e, Ill' sldent Mrs,
Itay Smllil , ' lilt y< lee PI'eS;dent;
.\t.rs. Luther 2nll vice
I?l'esldent; Kll nnelh Retalllck, 3rll
vice pl'es ldent ; Miss Dorothy Day,
recording sccretnty,; M.rs. EJdgRl
Smith. cOl'I'esvondJng secretary;
Mrs. DQnald Hildi e)" t reasurer.
Mra. Lu lIl e Pain presonted be
second @rllde pupils tn a. mUll lcnl
prtlgrllW that was gl'eully enjoyed
by all.
Retreshme- ts were servcd by
the
NOTICE OF MEETING
,The annual . meeting of tbe Lot
Owners ot the Miami Cemetery As-
sociation will be held at the cem-
etery offiCe on MondaiY: June 6, at
8 p. w.
2t
DAILY' VACATION
i' BIBLE SCHOOL
TO START HERE
- '
June 6 - 17
9:00 a. m. - 11:00 0, m .
Ages 6-14 ..
Yes. It Is time again for dally
vacation Bible SOWlol sl!onsored by'
Ute " ' aynellvllle Church of. Obrlst
dg..-yol1 ..reme'm,ber . UI.':'a:.
swHeB on tbe face of
that little boy or girl of YOurB wben
Lhey returned home from that first
day of Dl V. B. R .lallt They
were just clamouring to tell
of the many ibln8B they; bad
learned about God's Word and the
thrllllng experiences they had bad
In handiwork claases' ond IlII tbe
daya drew on tlley even
more excited; becau8e tbe things
tbey had beeu doing began to
I!hape up and fit together to malf"
an llntorgetllble ilhpresslon nn t heir
lIWe minds. .
. Tben came the night; tor dem-
ons tratlonl'. You palent.'i sat back
tbere with pride that could not be
hidden In )'\lur hearts. Your boy
or YOllr 'glrl was reciting-and do-
Ing II! magnificent Job of It . too.
Tbey w'ere recIting- things tbat yoti
- and
sb-h, don't you bi-eatlle tbla ' to
IIny one, but m:.tybe ,t hey hnt}
lea,rned some thlu!tS' that even yO/l

. Won't YOII take advantage of
lllis opportunity COl' those chlldre!l
receive anotllel' concentrated
study of t he nlble" whldl Is the
only bope for th.e world ot to-
morl'OW?
And you . paren ts wbo didn' t
semi yours Ina t YiBlLr - by all ,
menlls flI'I'nnge fm' I h.em 10 come.
If YOUr children could come ex-
cept for . a lack of trllJlsportatloD
Inform liS a nd we' will make ever;
possible effort to provide a way
for them.
Send the following. Information to
Box 311, WayneSVille, ' Oblo,
Father's name . , . .' . '
'Mbtlher's name " .. .. ... .. .. ' .
'Age or child ... ::: : :::: ::: :::: :
Nn.me of child
Detn.Jed " .. . . .. .
..... .. .. . " .. . .
U, 8, lII'ea, CeDllUllp&loa
Per c:aplta meat c:ol18umpUon 10
America 10 1"'7 wa. 1116 pound,
the hlaheit 10 nearly 40 year.. and
wa. dl.trJbuted follows: Pork,
70 Pounds; beet, .,2- veal. 107
and lamb snd mutton, 'S.3_ .
Le.llda ID Jewelr,. Wear
Nlhety-nlne In 100 French women
wear precloull platinum, palladIum
or ,old jewelry c:ompBrecl with the
aame raUo at American women
no adam them lve. with c:oa-
tum. pieces . .

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PAGE TWO
THE MIAMI
."Iil."li----. I RUSSIA:
I Wants Hot ' War
u.s. Orders Expulsionof 22 Czech
Officia'ls; Observers Say
Picture Becoming Foggy, Unreal
(EDITOR'S NOTE: When oplnlo" ....... pre d In lb ... ,.'omn., Ibe, Me Ibo of
Western- New_v.ver 1Jnloo'. lIew. au.".ts ADd not Decee rU,. of Ibl. new.DAOer.)
CZECHS:
u, S. Hits Back
Tbe United States Jfa'S - ordered
expulsion of 22 Czech officials from
this country In retalJ ation of recent
anti-American conduct by that
country,
The U,S, note, which hinted at
future diplomatic blows against the
Kremlin - controlled '
charged Czechoslovakia , "will not
'or cannot" conduct Itself decently
with other nations.
considered the U. S,
note strongly worded and saw the
action as clear evidence of the
dlslntegr,ation of relations between
the two countries. It reduoed the
number ' of Czech ' officials in thls
ccruntry from 33 to 22.
The state department note said in
part:
Truman Speaks ,
This Is a part of tbe "10 acres
of cltinns" that turned out to
bear President Truman on hi_
"non-polltlcal" tour across tbe
natloD, He Is pictured speaking
from the rear plaUorm 01 hla
apeclal train,
POLI.TICS:
Foggy and Unreal
, .
Most Americans, wbo c:annot
make themselves b!.'lieve Russia is
I'eady or wants a war, were' 'being
told otherwise by European diplo-
mats ,
In Europe the belJef Is growing
that Russia now accepts a shooting
wnr as the alternotive to the cold
war in winning world supremacy,
Until rccently experts beHeved
European security could be viewed
In terms of political activity and
eoonomic pressure.
A recent 'poU of Eutopean diplo-
mats, however, reveals that. they
now belleve the political bureau of
the R\1ssian Communist party soon
will , be willing to fi gbt a hot war In
pursl,tit of its aims, ,
One reliable source declares the
Russians would pe "reildy" to fight
In .1952. By then the Soviet Unlpn
wiU nave a stockpile o.f atomic
bombs and numerical superiority !r
ground and air .forccs.
The Russians are estimated to
have 20.00D first-line planes In oper-
ation at the present Ume, That
would indicatc Russia may be able
to fight a "hot war" on a monient's
noUce, It is generally accepted by
o.bservers that the ,atomic bomb is
already in production behind the
iron curtain.
BARUCH:
Stop Inflation
Since the war all classes of Amer-
laborers, business-
men, office workers-have worried
:lbout inflation. '
, For all of them the dollar huys
less than before the war, ot late,
llowever, there h'as been little laid'
or done about the 1n11ation splral
"Since the United States cannot
con'duct' normal diplomatic and 'con-
sular functions in Czechoslovakia
and alIice the' relations between the
two governments are . being ro--
atrlcted In scope through the actions
01 the Czechoslovakia government,
th.e .latter has been requested witbln
a rea50nable ti'1le close its. con-
,ulates In Cleveland and Pittsburgh
and to make a requetlQn'.!n .Its of-
ticlal personnel in the United States
similar , to tltat of tbe
United States' ln Czecboslovakia."
'!'be expulston order means the
Czech government will have 11 rep-
resentatives In this country, all pos-
sibly In. WaSbington. The order does
not include that s represen-
to, the United
Observers are beginning to shout
that, the current political scene is
becoming so foggy and unreal that
the general public ' is contused, Per-
haps it Is, tpe observers themselves
who are confused.
Regardless ot their: sbouts, bow-
ever, President Truman ,concluded
his . tour the naUon making
as many as 16 speecbes a day wbjle
congress tied 1Ige11 Into knots on
one issue atter another. As 11 that
wasn't enougH, the Dixiecrats bad
mapped plans of wln,nlng the Solid '
South and were screaming louder
than anyone allout deficit spending
' and creeping socialism.
Now Bernard M , Baruch, advis\!r
to preSidents for 40 years, hq
taken another swing at inflation.
i'Inflation Is the cold war we
Americans are waging agailtst our-
I selves," the warns.
A-BOMBS:
N.,arel' to Europe
Mlillons who ha:ve had the ,ittera
since the atomic b rob was .
dropped on Japan rec'ojve " a new,
jolt when It was announced , U. S.
military official's are conSidering
placing atomle weaPons within easy
reacH of this country's European
aUies, .
Such a move indicates _ thot this
country would use the atomic bomb ,
in ca$e of )Var and has no immedi-
ate pllln!! of , trying , to get it out
lawed, observers lIald, t J ..
Some laUed the
idea terrible and' pn!di.ctea 98 per
eent, of the leglslatoli' would rebel
' ,it It' should 'be presented to them,
Obtie'fVerl .. "gr,eed that 'initial , con
reacJion tq the idea indi-
' cates it 'WID have tough 8ledd,lng If
it reselies CIIPitol ' HilL
M,lU(ary were explor-
ing . the IUghly controversial pro I
posal a Ii d possible , safeguards
<jgainlt haVing t4e ;boIl)bs fall
enemy' bands,
Before atomic weapons could bel
made avaUilble to EUropean mem-I
: bers of the Atlantic, pact, however,
congress would have to amend the;
' atomic energy act,
SANDERS:
Farms for Living
, ..
Dr, 'Hermann ' N. Sanders; de-
prived of hls right to practice .medi-
. cine iii ' New Hampshire following
. his me1cy trial, ha's
to tilling the soil for' his neighbors
to support his wife and three daugh-
ters_
Some observers, however, .felt be
, ' woUld be relnsta ted when the state
medical bciud . let ,him on
June 19. -,
I Meanwhqe, the qoctor was supply-
I ing his own tractor for the farm
I work and moved about frOJD job to
1 'ob on a trailer attached to his auto
- mobile,
Neighbors said his rate 01 pay
for ' and eultivatlng farm
' Jands of the a'rea was $4 all hour,
NATION ALlS'TS:
I "Repulse Landi'lg
'!'be Communists tried. a practice
, landing on Chuahan island' l00 mlles
southwest 01 Shanghai but were reo
I pulsed, Chinese Nationalists
. report.
The"announcement caused speeu-
, lation that the Invllsion of Formosa
: itself, P!otected by 100 mlles of
,open seas from the mainland, ,was
, about to begin, ' ,
I Nationalists sources' said they re-
gard a Red "inside Jobl ' .a great a
I as' lin actual invasIon .. , A
, Communist fifth column on For-
mosa had been broken up, it
, but 01 the Red
,rem.alned at large.
The Nationalists had nothing to
l
,ay of their raid a few daya earlier
on villages on the mainland, 110
I
miles 80uthwest 01 Cbushan.
,WHI-SKEY:
t Big Business '
I
The whlske,. Industry has long
been big business, but now it comel
to light that moonshiners apparently
are producing more whiskey in the
United Sta,tes tha.n the legal dlI-
tillerle.. '
) "Intlation affects the Integrity of
all our defenses, both moral
mUltary, . national and IntemaUon-
a1." 'he added, "This contlnuini
slliral. doesn't necessarily mean
trouble at' the moment., but 'means
tr61lble aliead if don',t ,pufa stop
to it-. Sbwewllere along the line, th.i!
ball,oon always bursts."
The Pfesident has been making
speeches pointing out: (1) The low- I
er prackets can double their In- '
come into "real" money within the
next 10 yean, possibly as high as
$4,000 a year; (2) Republ1.can
chal'ges that the Fair Deal Is lead-
ing to socialism are "s.llly non-
sense;" (3) TVA power develop-
ments "will keep us tbe' most pow-
erful nation in the world"; (4) The
nation's output 'of goods and services
'can be lifted' to 350 billion (loUers
by 1960. .
In the East, rileanwhUe, the bouse
cut ,"one-package" approprla-
'tIons bill by an estimated one bU.
lion dollars' and sent the mea'sure to
the 'senate, " ,
The vote. 362 to 21 was 'consid-
ered a big defeat for Truman.;
Derilocra Is joined Republicans in
making the .
In the South, publisher J. Oliver
Emmerick told the third annual
States' RIghts convention that "<lur
task Is to sell the people against
defit;lt sPending, creeping social-
ism and the totalitarian
. They seek to weld the south Into
the patlon's most powerfUl minority,
even, so stro,ng the, could ' become
the national balance of political
power. And, from the looks of
things, they may succeed in crea-
ting anotller congress' very hostUe
to Trum;m.
A Treaty?
Germany may never get a peace
treaty, spme pOlitical bbservers
have hinted, The hints were being
made alter America, Britain , and
France announced they )VUi keep
troops In , Germany, and refuse to '
write a peace treaty . as long as
Russian policy , divides the country.
, For that reason there may never
be' a treaty, observers report. Rus-
sia is not Ukely to change her policy
because it woUld be a political de-
feat, The Soviet ' is only Interested
In victories.
The western powers said:
"In view of the continued refusaJ
of the Soviet government to permit
Inhabitants of their zone of occupa-
tion to rejoin t)1eir fellow eountl')"-
men fu a democratic and unified
Germany, it has not been ' possible,
and wlll not be as long as tbls
Soviet policy persists, to proceed to
conclusion ot a treaty of peace with
,Germany.
"In the present lituation Of
' Europe supreme authority must re-
main in. the bands of the Allied'
.powers."
'The three powers, however. ha.ve
agreed to the Il'adlial modlflCation
of many controll to which western
Germany fa aWl subject.
Sha'o.,
The national situation as he
it finds the country ba'anefng pre-
caribusly between and
the maintenance of a high standard
01 living, and unemploymE:Dt and in-
flation.
We must work out a program to
curb inflation that will be fair '(0
everyone, he said_ No one wm like
it, but we must do,lt and >
S1 A TE DEPARTMENT:
McCarthy tied
The state department had
Into the McCat,thy sPY hunt nfI' 'th
department's personnel by IsSuing , '
a white paper that hints that
senator deliberately lied.
Assistant Secretary Edward W.
Barrett sent 500 newspaper edito ...
an , eight-page analysis of Me-
Cal'thy's speech which charged the
department 'was overrun by Corn-
m unists. _ '"
Jjarrett's reply contained a point-
by-point denial, While It 'did not 8S-
sert in 80 many words that Mc-
Carthy was lying, 'the dooument 'm-
peatedly sought to sbow that he
uttered "misstatements" and , "In-
accuracie5,"
, ,
, Meanwhile, the loyalty tiles,
cenUy turned over to senl'!e,
foreign-relations subcommitte in-
vestigating communism' in govem-
ment ' posts, were being studied.
c
, 'I
Senator Tydings, chairman of the
committee, said he would make a
full report to the people on the '
contents of the files, ,
Eighty-one eases were being in-
vestigated.
Parting?
fte movie fanl 01 tile aatioD
were Btar"ed wUh Ute ramo ...
of .. tr.IDed reJaUou" between
81q Crosby and,hil wile. DIDe
Lee. ThIs 1939 photo..-.ph all.,..
the Crosby_ with their folll'
IOn 81q " ,In Europe ..... wUI
DO& rehlrD oW mld-lllDe.
GAMBLING:
v
13 Billion ' Take
The American Aca,demy
Republicans rna,. have talked tical and Soolal Sclenca l'eporta
down President Truman's "nonpoU there are 50 million suckers In the
tical trip," but they kept an' eye United St;;ltes ' who lose 13 bDllon-
on him just the Bat:De. dolla1'8 a ye!lr to gamblers_
A spokesman for the ' Industry
aald moonshine stills seized by ltate
and federal omcJals in lINg had
dal.ly productive caplcty of 17,'109
gallODs more than the nation'. cIII
tfDerIea.
. The eye wal Victor JobnsoD, u, _ The eJqIerts said Americans bet
ecutlve secretary of the Republican eight billion doUarl a ;eer with
senatorial campaign committee, H. hone-race bookies. Pari.' mutuel
shadowed the PresIdent across the machlnes alone account for ",800,.
nation by cbartered plane '000,00II year ami produce more
Ihowed up at all the chief ezeau. than 100,000,000 lUIIlually In tax rev-
.peechu. , I eD1Ie. ' .'
Thursday, June 1. 1850
Britain, veteran of block
busters anti buzz bombs,
has launched an all-out ci-
'vilion defense program to
battle the atomic bomb.
Gorbed in weird protective
clothing which would be
worn during atomic at
tack, two rescue workers
(left) check equipment' be-
'fare investigating (below)
a radio - active "b 0 m b
site/' The garb consists of
special ",ask 'and hood to
protect face, head and
neck, a respirator to pre-
vent breathing of atomic
dust, ond rubber gloves for
, handling of radio active
material. '
, .
BRit A-BOMB
Trainees (r i gh t) at
the defense school learn
. ,
to use radio-active de-
tectors and how to deal
wit h blast and ' fire
among" other things. The
training center in which
Britain is
, its defense experts is set
up ,amid rubble of
bombed out buildings in
.. . ,. ... J 8 {
specially
, villages," !Bt!law trainees
... I"
resc;ue .0 casualty .. {r.om
dio -1ilili\fI ",
An instructor (left) at
the defense school is test-
ing on a,e ...
ails equipment of a
traine The school reeint-
' Iy staged II- demollstration
for the press of the latest
equipment and practice in
civilian defense. The 111-
ta deteCt radio-
activity Is a Geiler count-
er. So far 375 rescue ex-
perts Ii a y. finished the
course,
t.
Thursday, June 1, 1950 THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE, OHI PAGE TBBEE
MACHINE AGE? WOMAN'S WORLD
1m.
oy
Voters Rap Sewing Your Own
T b M h
- Gives Clothes Glamc5ur/ Va,riety
Masked Duck
Back Home in Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE. - A masked
duck with a share 01 , fame is
back home in Wiscohsln where
it ,was discovered In 1870. The
bird, ot a species rarely found
in. North America, arrived
the public museum Monday as
the relult of a trade with the
University of MJchlran's 20010gl
cal department.
Coffee Table
Features Simple Lines
.
WRIGHT A. (i
PATTERSON I
a ac I ne ' By Ertta ' Haley
I
CHICAGO, lLL.-Thil may be a Whether Y(lu're clothes budget
Congress' Two Master.
age, but thousa.nds ot co.nsclous or simply , want to put
Cilicagoana are eonldnced that, for yOlll' own Ingenuity to work, your
I
N THIS COLUMN I have offered them, at least, it is not the voting wardrobe can undoubtedly benefit
a' full share of cr/tlclsm for machine age, by accessories of your own makin"
cQngress, and for that I have no A recent primary provided a The woman who can afford only.
to . oUer. Congress can be test for use of the voting . a few items basic to the wardrobe
expected to follow one of two leads. devIces bere, It produced ruffled can expand It almost indefinitely by
It will either do the bidding of tbe tempers, charges of fraud, and del making attractive accessories for
bead .of the party In power, at the Inltely slowed not only the voting, It. On the other hand, even thouib
present, the President, or It will do but counting of ballots, That lilt they can afford 10 go out and buy
what Its COl)stituents want It to do, item wl\s' oQe where the mechani gloves, purses. ,scarves and other
provided the constituents Bay what cal Xmaker. were .upposed to such items, many women prefer to
they want. .hlne. make their own because they feel
To eel a CODlreli. that I. trul' A total of voting machine. they can get something original and
repre.eDlatlve ,of the votere of were used in 1,444 of Chicago's ',. dlHerent.
Ib.e naUon, we expre18 0111' 288 precincts, No' mac.hJnes were You don't have to be lin expert on
wtahes to Dol ollly one or two, used In the c 0 u n try precincts sewing to add these clever and at,:.,
bot to mall)'. aDd 40 that in outside Chicago, but the Cook tractive touches to the , wardrobe.
lar,e numben. (lounty board has had them, under Neither do you have to expend a lot
conllderation, Chicago hall them of tlme and enerq making
I attend fairly regularly the ordered' for the rest of Its pre The rewards, however; arl! flit
luncheo" session of a service club. cinetll. greater than you would dream:
the first purpose of which 1a servo The principal complaint by clU thllo of creating, the inter
ice to the community, the state. zens against the mac/dnes In Tues eating effects for the wardrobe and
the nation alld the worli:!. But an), day's voting was that InsuWcient your friends' praise ot your ingen
talk of partisan politics in that time was aUowed a 1"Oter to oper uity.
club is taboo. We never hear nation ate the machine, When waltln, Take, for example, the cale of
at' political ' sub,ects dtscl1llsed, but linea formed In many of the P!e- the who c041d afford only' an
there are many political aubjects cinet., precinct election officio inexpensive lIun dress, It fitted her-
that are not partllan. allowed a voter only four mlnutea nicely and looked attractive but
Certainly the recommendations to pull the handle. on th. votin, Ilnce IIbe had to wear It aU &ealon
or the Hoover comminlon are in no machine. ' long, sbe took IItep. to get three
tenie partisan. The lettin, up oS: With the large numb.r at namu di1terent dresses out of It.
that commis.lon. Ita Jonll montbJ to be looked over and to be located Her first 'step was to make a cape
or painataldng cOGllderatioo. an4 ita Oil the mac,hlne before the voter jacket for It 10 the dress could be
findinga were not intended to .erve couid operate the .proper handle. appropriately worn for golnl shop-
any partisan purpo.e, But the enact- tour minute. wa. hardly enoup.
ment hlto law of that COIIUDII.lon'. SInce the .machlne curtain. are
recommendationi would .erve an locked until the voter pull. the
tho people of the naUon. with tho vote lever to re,later htl ehoie ...
po.Ilble exceptlon of the membera there was no way to eject voter
of'th. lenato and the hoUJo of rep from booth until he had campI ..
r .. entatlvel. , e4 lill baUotin,.. .
To It IJapatleDCIe Markell
aom. e' their JOtmcal ,paVeD- The rub came In the impatience
ap. &D4 tile 'allly thbI, that of thole wallin, their turns at the
aoaId be of peater Impol1allce ' machine.. 'l'hrou,hout the cit)' de.
_aId be o'll4eDCIe , of til. de- Iq. of 15 minutu to more thin an
maDd fDr the hour were reported b,. voteri who
II,. a lar,e .-aeatap or ".t- wal'-8d In line, I'da.n)' viere, report-
era, ' 'l'be D ........ UDIIS that ed to have taken on. look ,a1 the
.... lIt ha". lIemD ... traletl Ulat 'n\onaterl." aa 0 n e poUtician
lIemlUld, the Hl'Yloe tile , called them, and relreated from the
I ...... the oJl1l1'cb aDd .lIIen po11ln, place. Otherl ai,hted the
did .. t take all! pan booa.... Une waitin, and , ltalked out. p,; fIIiIb ,lain
Ihe)' could.red tile aabJect Ma),or Martin H. Kennelly bJm.
_ .. ... ___ ._.a poUU-_I. ,,101.10 ' I. pin, well a. calUn, In.tead of
....... - - ............ aeU .pent 10 minutea In a votin, t ...... - ok 1 ."a_
WN Ia' DD aeJUI8; jUit a lpor s' to, ......... to e ........
machine booth at the Edl,ewater a :rard of material in a contrutiDI
WhJle it I, now late, It 11 not too Beach apartments. where ' he Uve.. color and about two houra to matEe.
late. The leglalat!on providiD, for U. had waited 15 It give. her an "extra dre .....
the enactment. intO law' of thOle One poUtician estimated that 20 Her next step consisted 01 buylnl
Hoover commlulon recommenda votes had been lost in ever)' pre- .till another piece of contriultin,
tions II now before cOllgre.l. The clnet where the machine. 1fo'ere matertal. ThIs wa. used for makin,
bW. can be palled before the prel q.ed. RepublicaD. diar,eel that a ,.callopped cuff which mapped
ent se .. lon adjourn. If there ,I. the ,.lownes. at the m a' c h i n e around the top of the bodice. Tbl..
manifested a autficlent derqand. worked to the advanta,e of the iave her .till another ' chanle for
And that can be done If the eom Democrau. They contended that the original dress. ' .
mwdl1 orpDlzaticlnl the .. tkm the Chiu,o board of COID.1 ,
. wm Wldertate the job. Th8" 'ervlce minloner. . deliberately ' aadped I6b 014 Bata
. club. would be ao ideal plac!e to the device. to Itron, . GOP. pre- Do Eldn Dllty
.tart. Such,. movement repre.enta elnl!tl. 1f you feel that summery hats
.emce to an. denied thh. are a ,poor investment. then you
Th tm t into
' f th :I'he,. laid the machines were as probably haven't Uled them to their
e enac en .aw 0 o.e .illle"'! - to . 'whichever pre'tlncta fullest wearabWty. Of 'cour.e )'OU
recommendat1.on' means, for 9DO were mo.t convenlen - arra,u'ed can refresb vellln' and chan,e
' thin" a .lmplWed IOvernment; It N.I -
mea III taldn,IiOUtic. out of the poat to receive them. Some ba18mentl 'flower, or re.move oc;Ie or ' both, but
office. and makin, of poetmaater- jza re.ldeoc.. aerY. al poUin, even that doemt alway. live you
IhIp a career job. '!bat alone would place. aDd C!ODIlderable trouble enouah wear ' to make them worth
Insure better postal lemee. It wa. encountered in the bu:rlng. '- - . .. .-I
would meao the con.oUdation of bulk:r l,J.OO pound maclime. down Just In case )'ou .have one or two
many dupUcatln, an4 conDlcijn, narrow, wlndin, .tatrwa)" into old saUor batS ltnoclrinl
, of government. Even IUcb place . ' tho .back of the" clplet, here are
of more Importance to e.ell aile of .ome ,good ideas for them. When
us. If cOl1grell can be inducid to Eieci.tion board officlala IBid that yOu ,et throuih
en.ct aU of thai. recommendations of 200 complaints, 110, per cent b,e
Into law. total .aViD,. effected .temmed from the faUure or .voter. SaUor hau. becau.e' of thelr, reg.
in the operatlona' of the ,overnment aDd ballot clerk. to inltruC ularlty, are easy to cover with new
will amount to the .taggerlng total tiona, , , , materiaL This might bll .ome mao
of close to four blWon doDarI. Some voterl compla1ned tha' terial from a 'Mess youv. Just
.. thetlO iIa,.. of wild IO"\Bl'D- the demon.tratlon of the mao made or a small piece of fabric
,mellt ..... nob a 111m" chine'. operation turned out to be picked up at the remnant counter
.... .. be aerloaal,. coDII\leftd the citizen', vote. although not hi.
aa all &IlJloal.aYlq. &' PO"'OIl 01 cholcel. Another complAint was
tile ' comml-Ioll'a that when the party preferelice
..... haft.,. beeIl aclecl apeD one vOter to the
bye ......... bllt &bere are .. me next, offiel.1I faUed to
It to ... per cent .f iliaa change the lever whlch controlled
have Dot. And all 0' Ibem are party selection.
Deeded U we are' &0 a'cbIft'e ,a I The fast cO)1llt claimed by .pon
lIIaldaium .... ult aDd a 'mul- lora 01.. the machipel alia ' failed to
mum ""in&', . . materialize. The c:lt)" new. bu
reau, whlcb compile. unofficial reo
The present session of 'congress turns for 'Chicago re-
I .. drawing to I close. If It il to be ported that total. f':OD?- ' the firat
effective, actlon mUit be had quick machine precinct came an hour
ly. It can be .ecured quickOJ' by ancl a half after the polll elo.ed.
commll!lity Il'OUps. than by indlvld Many precincts ' using paper, bal.
uaIs: .If actlon I, not secured from lots reported much sooner. '
1bls congre .. , It would mean start.. The machine, used" in OtIcago
ing aU over in any future 1)0lt $1,380 eacb. Another 1,000 of
.esslon. ' them are on order and expected to
Il"he clubs an' be deUvered In time for the No- . whIcb 'Will give the contrasting
to connes.. the vember election. note you need with some summer
W,iihes of th, people. . . , clothes.
* , . Fabric. felt or straw may be cov
The American 'commissioner of Splr,1t FaUs ered in thIa'way since you need only .
the Marshall pIan ;Ift .EUrope, he to Mat.rlalill al GrlY, to cut the material to tit. It's easy
' who doe. the spending of our to tack on with smaU stitches.
American bUllons" could have a COLUMBUS, OHIO.-If the Iplr. ' You migbt make a belt or purse
closer with the it of maglc1an Howard Thurston it cover with' the same material if
of tpi! people of ,European nat!op., about his Ilurlal plafe, ' h. 'there's enough left, and .thus 'give
; the RUlsian satellites, doesn't care to let anybody. know. yourself matched accessories.
than many others of Ollr oWciats. For the 12th year, Claude D. If the old sallor hat does not -loo.k
I His Is a dollar and cents contact. Noble. a 58-year.old Detroit ' as snappy as you would .bave it,
' Ws recent prophecy 'of a coming \Ising man. tried today to contact you might try trimming oU spme of
shOWdown for the Cqmmunistfc dlc- Thurston's spirit aD the annlversa since most of ihe new hats
tatorsblp, both Stalin and the Polito t of his death. In this style have rather 'hartow
borq, wa_ encouraging to the Amer Noble stood in the mausoleum brims. the angle which
1 ican people, . \bing could be' nd held a can 'of 'cement. U Thurs you've been wearing it. too. If that's
true, .and he could be the first ooe, (on'. spirit was near (and able), It a help.
tQ sense It. wal supposed to knock the cement Picture ' brimmed bals need not
. . );; from Noble', band. ' be new. Cleaned and refreshed,
. Senator Pepper found the people Before the magiclan dJed they, too, can take on a new look.
of FlorIda did not appreclllte I be and Noble made . a pact to tr7 One of the easle.t way. to briDg
sympathetic attitude toward loclal. experiments s'u c h u ' tocI.a:r". them baclc Jnto eireulation 1a to cut
11m, and that labor union leaders Thuraton promll,e4 to mllJllled off some brim and to .ew lome IItlff
could not influence 8117 lu,e per. blmself after death If he could. or rlbbon around the outer
centage of voters. . lD previous years Noble beld ob- most edge. Add a hat band to matcb
. lIE. lects IUch a.. a wand. a photo- or contrut 70ut clress, and posslhly
Most poDUcIQI are oiIa to Itaph, a coin. and a bio, a bow. and .ee what these wUl do.
of rJpby. , llelllodem.. Belps Stntob '
wIa re,artlele II.". IIlat Fe- TGday'1 can cemen' was m.de 81eaGer wardrobeS BuIlT.
nit .. aoaGIII,lbIIe4. '" a company Thuman formed;, It'I. truth os: 1001' .landlnJ ttlat
II ewned. . .JOUr wardrobe Is what 10U make it,
TIle conll'elllO:W wID- U . caD bad -.n ...adaer tbID what JOUl' praept bad.
!HIt be waft b)' 'me-toollm or , let h ...... n. III
pIA f11r UaI\3', it W8ID t, a... iiIIeb'.
Circular Ski.rt Style
MOOER'"
COFFEE
TABLE
PATTEIIN 2SO
A Modern Coffee Table
. Thure Kuml1en, an early Wis
consln ornithologist, obtained
the bird after It was killed by a
hunter ' on the Rock river. It Is
belleved the only one of its type
found In the state, according to
O. J. GromJ'Qe, curator 01 birds
and mammals. at "the . museum.
IT IS 19 by' 30 inches with a shell
open on both sides for' greater
convenience. Its rpodern Hpes are
so simple that it' harmonl2es in a
strictly modern setting or when
useq with Early,. American pieces.

Ever since its loss of wing
power, duck has traveled
rar. It was in the hands of the
Boston Society of Natural His
tory fo.r many years before the
University of Michigan got It.
[t has been described by an
American ornltholog1st as the
second masked duck ever ob
talned north of Mexico.
Materi al. nnd 'to u"" are In
cluded on paUern 230. Price ot pattern 1a
25cWORKSBOP PATTERN IiEBVIOJll
Dr.,n, 10
the most popular of
fashloDIi II the full
,weepllll' clrouIa.r skirt mown
. here with aD enclrClUn, JlIlule
tralD dellirn inaplred by a 'CaU-
lomla fashloD expert. With belr
ftopplne ears an! nlr1a1ttoUi
eyes. the mDIN are 'lOt a,l,lnllt
sUppled baokrround. 'l'be sim-
ple pufred sleeved blouse t. of
.. Ud colored cottell broad-
cloth.

:rou'll those daYIi now . for
man), of these clothes can bel used.
Ev.en though clothe's ere wornthin
In lPOts, a few remodeling trlcks
can ,Ive them the magic that yields
another leason or two ot utisfac
ton. wear.
Long, fuJi ' sleeves on blouses
which have worn out at the, arm
holes, for lnatance, can be cut off
entlrelJ to give you a slee,veless
blouse whlcb Is 80 popular rt,ht
now. If )'OU don't bave a let
rilbt into fasbion by making a
briJbUy printed, circular ' type.
'!'here you hive a costume that Ii
tr1ctly tulilon.rlgbt.
Tanored b lou. e I parUcularly
71eld them.elves to having their
!lleeves cut off entirely. Simply
bind the sleeve edge, and YOiLl may
wear the blouse with Dot only the
IIIdrt just mentioned. but abo with
.wta which alVi'ays can u:se an
utra blouse. .
The mounted specimen, like
Its live brethren, has tan anil
brown coloring a,nd dark strlpel
on the side 01 Ita head, It
ually 1a found' In Central and
South America and in the Carib-

Fonner Anny Captain
Houses, Educates
Korean,' lap Children
SEA'rI'LE, WASH.-A couple ot
yean a,o when Capt. Wlltred G.
wa. ' In the United Stat ..
of occupation in Korea, he
heard a Korean schoolboy plead
for a chance to .tudY'in the United
Statu .0 he could return to Korea
With American knowhow,
Today that .choolboy, San,ho
:Back, 1a getting hi. chance as a
partner in the Loean famil)".
' Ibackyard Internationalism." He'l
a .tudent in a Seattle blih .chllol
' the liponsorship of ex-Capt.
Logu, housebold Includea
two little Japane.e girl. in addl
tion to hi. own two chJldren.
After nine montbJ iJl an Ameri.
can .chool. Sancho is an honor
student and Is helping pay for hi.
room and board with mOM)' ha
e",rna Ichool And as a junior
member of the international Lo-
,ani, be takes part. In Jamul'
All hil problem, ' - and
there are man),-are .olved ' duro
Inll joint conference.' In the livin,
room. '"
Bedford OUI lhrll
Each With Your Own
'Initial!


wi'" wIti ... "", end froIIt
KELLOGG'S VARIETY
PACKAGE
Loftly eUverware with
OWD IICript iDit1al.
Old Company Plate macia
HId Wm.

CoDD. With you
pt; on complete
iemOe-oIrered b)'
VUBTY of '1
-.1c1ellClita
bosel.

lIND TODAY1 ,
...... dI ...
Pleue eeDd _ .... .
with 10Uowm. iDitMl .. . ... ,
lIor ach unit .. t of " I _
cbe' l whlte-etar em froDi Keuocl'.
v.AUJft'l' lI"'CUO. and in ooiD.
......" ............................
(pie ......,
A ................................. .
0, .. StIItt
0' .. ..J MI; lit U, I., ooI%d...

Collar ,and cut.f faablon.. lend
themselvel to many provocative
change. on clothing, One of the
n .... ai II the ltandup coUar that
CIDI be made , for all)' lood
. cIre.l. U ),ou lfke, add some Inter,
San,ho i. being eon
ditJoned to a few basic American
CUltom., ,uch as the ' coUrte.,.
shown to women. In Korea, women Are JGU IOlQ ...,...11 UIe tunetIODal '
"mlddl.ale" lIerlod
eatinl large to a ah'ort or
100, Ileeved dre.s or blouse. Use
10lDe' of the new fabrics With inter
eltlnl textures to gl.ve the dress the
desired 11ft.
ue .eldom permitted to spe* womm DoN tbl8 .
lell spoken to, anil not often then. rou aU1I'er tlom Gub-. teel ..,
San.,ho 111 no lon';'r demoralized ft8r1>OIU. hlah"trunc, UNdt ::nsa.:
trj Lrl11i .. v
when Mrl. Logan luglesla that he Cca\poUJUl too n11a'f' IUeIlI7lllPlOml I
tr,. not to slam the dOQr. JIeIrUlar IIMot ()Qmpcnmd
The Logans' experiment In UdII
014 boleros take on a. grel.t deal
Of Interest If they're Uned 'nth a
brllht new print. Add a bow: ,of thla
lame print to )'our bat. and you
have I brand new outfit.
natlo.nal relation. hal required .ae- I
rItIce and effort, Logan ' .tudtea at 1.
1
.,
the l1n1ver.lty of Washlnton un IAIY
der th. GI bUl of ri.hta .durlng the .,
day and work. tun .tlme at nl,bt
I; , .
LOni row. of buttons, mlly be
added to bodlces or slender skirts
for a decorative touch that both
Dew. 'lnd novel.
earn money to hi. tami SUSPECT CIUSE
San,ho. contribution to ,Pte fam. OF BACI ' ACHES
lly budget scarcely hi. own '
. expensell. '
PurIej' aDd Gloves The Japanele girll, 2 year old AI WI PI ..... .a- ... 1ItNIa, -
ThemleJYes to Treatment Sal17 and 6 year old Judy, are the
l1nlp. gloves are worn as , to daughters :ot '& ra,ilway 'employee Iioa. .'1'", au I ... ..., (olD w _
be caa' out, then take \he.m whose wife 1a a patient in a tuber. plaia eI ....... 1IMDdte, 1_ eI pep ...
for ' renovating. The efforts til, .give culo.11I sanitarium. Unable -to car. ...=-- ..:=
uiema 11ft are so little yet sore tor hi. children while the mother .... mlaat bladclu Irrlta&1ODl! .... w .....
wardln, In results. recelvea treatment In a hospital, ..... .. dletarJ lD4IaeN&1_
With the interest 1n decorative the father 10ulM the aid of the U I'oar . dIIeoaforte &JW ..........
_.'1_ I __ 400" walt, Ir7 Dou'. pm., a l1li14
"UUD' Oft pove. you can see w lat an county welfare deparbnentL IIIl1Ndo. Ueod ... .....r1l1i7 bI' 1D1Wo_ ,.
eas,. matter It Is to change nn old The Logans were given Ple Japa. _ 60,._ u... qaipto .... auot
pair ,lftto lomething. that look:s like nese ,:hlldren. on a foster pare1).i .... eUa..... _. 1&'.......... He
It came out' of a fashion windo:wo. basis, after a careful InvesUgatlo/l - 11m. Doaa' ..... t.apPl' nlIef-
Wp .. 16.U. of Id....,. tu,* ud at'-
Rutnel of nylon, gathers olr fine by the weUare department. ' \IaM __ D ..... pm. to4qI
lace' or embroidery work are aU . the same age as the two D ' p
.,ool! techniques to apply to' old Logan children, the mtie Japanese ,0' III ',S I'L L,S
. '. girls have been accepted as memo
Outseam ' s'titch1ng Is another ben of the family. Mrs. Logan I.
good trl.clt to employ on the ibeavy to SaUy and ".\unty
'glOYel -Ii you will but take the time ' Thelma" to the older girl: .. '
, to rtp ?ut 014 leams and restitch .. ......
white gloves are always British ProtISt Stron," "
correct' for, you mlgpt try On Pocahontas Issu, WILL " D' _
dyeing f.ew pal): In luscious pastels " ' " . '
,ust to give them a colorful touch. LONDON. - A IItrong protest
Match the'm,with some ot tHe pastels against ,the proposed of'
In the wal'drobe" and see what a St. George's church in Gravesend.
luxurious toucb they can pro'vlde. where Pooahontas WaS burled 381
Covering purses with "slipcovers" years ago, was recorded in The
Is an Id.ea. but it's new this sea. London Times. , .
son when you .use such fabrIcs as Pocahontas is the Indian Prln
shantung or burlap 'which aile: high cess who saved the life of Capt.
fashion. It's especially effective if John Smith.
.you have shoe's In one ot ma. County planners have proposed
terla1s. - . the Church be torn down to facW
Dbn'.t be satisfied ,ust wlf:b tate the reorgani2atlon of Graves
Ing 'the bag. Add to It such dElcora. end parishes.
t1ve features as I.riterestlng buttons, "At a time when we .are sup-
colorful fringe or a piping 'of con. posed to be doing our utmost to at
trastlng bias' tape, tract American visitors, 'it seeml
ChaDge Belt Style slngulnrly shoz:tslghted deUberat.e.
To Rerresh Dres!!es Iy to destroy a building which, if
Your dress may stand dose In. its. existence were better knovm,
spection, but what about the belt? would probably draw them to
They frequently give away' the Gravesend in large numbers."
age at the dress when they're bayed wrote John Underwood In a letter
or twisted. to The! Times,
t Ifs easy enough to buy a neVlI one. And in any case, Underwood
but you can make 5.ome interE!sling a.dd64, st. George's Is worth pre
belts at home with some t'abrlc .ervlng tor its architectural merit.
fot Unlng and scraps of' ma'ierial Pocnhontas. with her husband,
for covering. 111bbon or braiding John Rolfe. and their' son. was one
make lovely beltl. of . the first ' American vI.ltorl to
You mll&ht change the width of England in the' l7th Centur)'. '
the belt to refrftb the cOltume, Then Shortly after .be and her hu-
too. the clodq mJJht be varied for trancl bad latled on their returil
Interelt. TQO Ihort belts m1gtlt be voyage to In March, 1811.
tied with ribboD or trin,e: Bqlttonll Pocahontas became J1l. She WU
could be lewed an to clot a belt all taken aabore at Gravesend, wben
the W8J' around or ,u.t a few tiiches she dted. She Is COIDIDemorated 1a
rlibt at the froDt. Or. belt st,. GeOr,e's b,. tablet UDveDocl
... _& d1 ....... .. ..... If .. to '" WaUli' BIDe. P .... thea 11IIIW
b;".zeJ;;; waD. State. amba ... dor In m.t.
us. In jlllt 7 d.yl. , In one abort week
IfIIUP of people who chanced from their
etd Calox Tooth POII'dtr aver.
qed 6rl"'tr 'tA by acienlific
\VbJ DOt chanp 10 Caloit' ,ourself? B.,
CaIaI ..... 1O your e
IeetIa cua IWt lookio,
!dI!!!!tDaIDrrOwl
CAI.OX
TJ-lE MIAMI GAZEl Tl.:, WAY ESVJLLE, 01110
,THE M IAMI GAZ
,ETTE.II odlsl cbufI'h met Ju the pl\!"
. lors F'r';dIlY ,welling. Hosts, for
the !' Ionlng .w01'8 Mr. IIl1d Ml's.
Eatabll.Hlld 1860 lin b Vnnce and Mr. and l\Irlt.
PAUL A. SCHERER .. ... .. ..... . . ..... .... . . . . Edltor and Publl.her wI IHll e l'. The ('''IRS al 'll -
CECILIA J. SCHERER ...... .... . . . . . . .. . . , . Secretary and Treaaurer ad to bu-ve II sl DIIIll r me(.t1ng .,,' cry
Pnbllshod ) \'ery Mornlnl
at Waynesville, County, Ohio
Enler II liS 8 cOlld class nlutte'r at
t he at Watnes.\,lUo, Ohio.
SublcrlpUon Ratos-,1.50 In a dvance, In Ohio,
WATCH THE CHILDREN
We h:\ve been indeed foriUtiate around here
in r g:t rd to accidents, Of the heavy tr afflc
that pnsses tllr ugh on our Main t reet.
N w th. t school is out, ther will be more children
on tlie lreets all liay long. So let' be, ar,eful 9f them.
Let' s sl ow do\ 11. We do not want to hih.ny 'of lhe'm
wi th 'our c.,rele 5, reckless spee !lng.
'" >1\ *
two monlhs.
ohool Wll8 dl"Julssed hel'e, ror
th.e year, ' I' hllrsday 1100n. FOl-
lowing a Sb91't IlssembLy Il rogl' R
It by IIll t , t.. O. Fr sh-
eOI'u li t lh gy nlllUIJ IUIl1.
(ien \s wen t 10 U\ It bbme rooms
to I ell rde find be dl smlsQeel.
,1\tl &. '(II'nce ' Bll yes who IlPf' lI t
sevt!.'lu flays with relatives III
Kentucky, hos retU1:nllej to ller.
home ll<' ar town.
lIIr. lind, Mrs. W. R. WHllmaa of
Amell n' \\ ere over nlgllt
Thursdlll' ot 1'.1 t:. ' and M
H. Tn ker.
. .WOllam E<ltol,l, who hilS b ell
III ,
]\J I S. n'I'1 Moore Ilnd her
t e't . l\liaR M'flry L(Hi Mool'e,
'rhur'sdllY afternoon fOI' DulqXI.
Miss .. "'h re they wUl visit .:rrU'M'(.'

'. .
GENERAL 'MERCHANO'ISE
LYTLE

L VTLE METHQDIST CHURCH
METHOOIST CHU,RCH
11. B. Coleman. MInis ter U. J.:. Da, igllu. Pflator
Chureb Scbool, 9: 30 , A.M., Mr. UuWell Service, 9: 45 a. m.
Harold ElIl'Jlh'art, Supt.
WOJlBhlp , Service, 10;,30 A.M.
Youth' FelowllbLlp, Sunday, 6:30
P.M.
I
FERRY CHURCH OP CHRIST ,
Byron Carver, Minister
'BIble Sohool, 9 : SO A.M.
Morulog Worshi p, 10 : 80 A.M.
Prayer Meeting, 7: 00 P.M.
Young People'e Meeting, 7: 00 _
EvenIng ServIces, 7: 30 P.M.
WA'NESVILLI; CHURCH OF
CHRIST .
M. ll: Cofrey, MlnlBter
ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL
'1' he Rev. N. KeYB, Rector
:,)lInlla y : lIol y Coolllllllli ti li . .u . 'II
jJ dUlUl'Y !!bur h '13 hool 10: 30 &,111..
(Agea 0 tllI'ougli S)
Allull WCJrlilJlp, 10: aO o. m.
UTICA E.U.B. CHURCH
William Sbannon, MInister
Sunday scbool, 9: 30 .\.M., Mra.
James Garrison, Supt.
PreachIng, 1st. and Srd. Bun-
days or eacl'i month, lP:80 A.M .
Evening Servlcea, 'I : 80 P.M. _
Blble Scbool, 9: 80 A.M.
MornIng WonbJp, 10:80
Young Peoples' . MeeUnk,
A:X. ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
P.M. ,
6 i46 Father R. H. Krumbolls, Paator
MIl 9seB, 8 and 10 A.M.
MEMORIAL DAY
" Bub" Moore, s tllUoflf' d tller e \\' lIh I n, ...."."""'"
Evening Service, 8: 00 P. M.
Prayer J\leetlng and Bible Study
Wsdneisdar, 8 P.M.
'CAESAR'S CREEK FRIEND8
..ee ParUncton," lIUn1at.r
Woreblp Seritce, 10 A.M.
Sunda, Scbool, U A.M.
Memorial Day is now past, and we .have the
graves al\ de orated. Now we ha ve new grave to
'decorate - not from war - but from foolisl1, reck- .
less, careless peeding. peeding caus a va t
ity of our traffic \vhi ch Is the list ' of
fatalitie : I.!ET'S SLOW DOWN. :
By JANE FITE
Adcox and hls wlte ' had come
hel'e to attend lhe commencem.enl
/lJj theIr daughter. IIUss Dorothy
Adcox, was a m mber of lbe grad-
ommencement exercises for the uatl ng Class.
graduation dass ot 1950 were pre- The Ilnnual AJumnJ dinner ",vas
aeQl-ed a.t tho school audl torJum, gl veil In ' be home econollHCIi rOOIJl
Tuesday evening. D or s' en ot the school Wednes-
. Coatea, a liatlve III London, Eng- day evening, Charle\! E. St\lrr.
. land, -was 8ueat speaker. Miss prPJlld&ht of the. association, called
<toatetl, who Is t eJochtng In the the meeti ng The PI'O-
. HtUDllton, Ohio, Public Schools, as gram Inclndell two plano sel ections
an excha.nge teacher, chose as her by 'MIss Co Jey . and two
theme, ";;,ettlng to Know Eacb vocal eolos by Miss; 'Myrna Rae
Othel' Thrqugh Internat.lonal Rela- Mh:acle, accompanied at the pJano
Uona," Tho salutory address was by Mrs. Wulter McCarren. ILnler
delivered by MIse Kerns In the evening the group
a.nd the l'aledlctoty address WI\.S a dance, In (be gymnasium.
preeented by Miss Mary Belle Bo Mrs. Edna. Bngon' bll.!! re/llgnod
gan. MIBS Myrna R.a.9 MIracle, one her pos,it\on liB mUlllc leacher of
of the gnduates, Bang a aoprano tbe lla'rveysburg cbools', efrectlve
8010, "!J'odoy I Walked Whel'e Jesus May She ol'ganzed the high
Walked." Raymond HaUJeld, coUn- school bani! and trained 'most of
t)! superIntendent of the Watton Its Inatl'llmentallsts. Mrs. Bogan
'COu.nty Scbools, [Iresellted 01- ' had beld this position for four
plomas i\nd L. D. Fresbcorn, BUP. -years.
erlhtendent of tbe HarVeysburg Mrs. Ida CoUlns was called to
Schools, presented tbe IIchoanhlp Lebanon WednCJJday, owing to the
awar4B to Mas Kema a.nd M.iSI .death oC her Bister. MI'S, Rose
Bag8 Tile HarveYllburg 'High , Hurtt. I
School Balta, under tlje .dlrecto'n ;Mr. ' and J\hs.Lee Jones and
or leQder, Dogan, tamllY , spent the week end 1.1)
led ' ' f S' b M I , Tennessee, where they visIted
p .ay a group 0 . , out ern e 0- frlenda and relatives.
the nllecJ Stal'll! Army. They p;n
to be gone lit least two
NOl'lCE TO ALL PARENTS'
Oalf)l Bible Scllool
wltl atar.t lie re, Monday, June
, , YAth , beino conducted
in tile .chool bulldlno be1twlleri .t
-the hours of 8:30 and 11:
a. m. Teachera in oharoe WIll
be Mrl. Winton En, Mra. Edith
Luken., Mrs . ',Claudia
burg 'and Mr.. Jamee Rader,
.l,Iilited by 'commltteu deaio-
n .. ted frqm all the ,churchea In
the community. ae .. lonl
of tile .chool will continue
June 16 and there 'wit
be .. epeclal program' open to
the pabllc In the Methodl8t
church the evening of June 18.
An)! child in thl, Vicinity. I.
IDviteed to attend. Ellrollminta
wilt be . acceptsd on the open;
Ino day. I
"..-- ......... ,..r
What Ie Btu
A ,Btu (Brilleh' Thermal Unit) Ie
a unit of meaiurin, heat. much the
'me a. de,ree I. a unit f!Jf
mealurln, ' tempereture. A Btu I.
the 'amount of beat required to
ope l'ound of ",ater one dearee In
temperature. A pound of C!0I1 pro-
dueea approximately 12.000 Btu'.. .
, ..
WIIere' "lava" Camn ,
In almolt eval7 7ear .lnee 1800.
dIe". In tbe absence of Rev. J. P. Tbe 'BI'ble CIsss of the Meth.
Tbombqry, the In\-ocatlon and Beil ______ ___________ --;:-_-:-__ _
wu delivered by Rev.
Brasil haa' provided -more th8ll halt
of tb. UDlted Stataa coftee ftP6
Althoullh the .lan, name for. "
ctrlnk Is "Java," U. S. ..
coffee from the East Indian IllaDd
cit Uut .nlme are relative!T
Cbeater Adcoll:, North Carolina.
CALF DEATHS mGH:
ONE OF FIYE IA,)ST
.AIIOut oDe calf 0\It of ave
that .. born DIY. l1vII to produce
1.: =. an to
occur, but U all tarmen would
.: MIIIIAI.
. ; .....
-YiIW calvo. JI:nD OIl farDll Ilia ..
Inc ' . long hLItory of - caU
morta11ty, vetai'lDariana arul' .
mill have worked out hollllng
tellll whIch have brought a lDarked
declln. III the nWl\Jler of calf
4eathl. ,. .
In avoiding sick a.nd dead calve.
a ' little prevention 18 ever 110
.better than attempt. at _1vag\Jlg
ammal. already .lck. Before the'
nat call crop .. due, the farmer
IIIcNld l\UVey lWI calf nurllery.
abOlild l>i! lure , t4&t the calf
tera are a&nItary, I. well
and With accUl , to . aunllght. . \ j"
All 'new-bO.m. cal;;.ea should ,e,t
the oolo.trum, or "Aist ' mlk", but
Proper - will ._ve aem.. Ibould not be overfed. .1
, CoIOltrWn la , blghly
apply proved preventive aud treat- wltIi vitamins and' minerals.
DEAD STOCK
HORSf,S cows $2.60
HOGS .25 CWT
Alao Sheep, Calvea" Colta, eto.'
Removed Dally
, CALL COLLECT
Wiyminlflon 2362 Lebannn 439
JANES RENDERING
, Sourcea or IrOD
Die' prunea In cookies, cereal.,
Ind puddlJla.. They ' a,e , ilOOd
lource of Iron, vltsmin A, and nla
cln. blacker, the bet.
ter. Uae In cook In, cakes, pud-
dings, "bread, aM on pancakes. It
MT, HOLLY METHODI8T
1'. M. , Scaff, Mlnlater ,
Sunday Sj!bool, 9::10 A.M.,
A. Eai'nh81'l. Bupt.
WOfsbhl Service, )() : :lO A.M.
EvenJng Servlc , 7: 311 P.M.
Wbole Wheat
E.
Brc:lds .lifer a chane" for vlrle
ty in meals: The modern home
maker who Is keeping up with the
newer knowledge of nutrition i.
making sure that' all . bread and
roUs .he /lervea are enrlcbed or
whole wheat. In maklng bllcull
loal brend. pancakes. waffle . :
cookles, gingerbread. and cakea,
uses vhohl wheat or .. t,! nrlched
wl1Jte lIour . Oatmeal Is an eICcel.
lent food that add. to the variety
and food value of cookle'
l
II blab In calcium. Iron and niacin. TRY GAZEITE ClASSIFIEDS
TRY GAZEITE CLASSlFlEDS GET FAST

.. a.
....
WA-YNESVILLE fRIENDS
Ilrat Day School, 9; SO ,4. ,r,t.
MepthlK tor 111'1 30 A.M.
-r -_.
NEW HOUSE
'ew FOIII' !loom - Two
Acres of O.Ollud- N"ttr (Jrl!gonlil
- Vacant - P -- Prl !OIl
Ver)' .Rl'llsonaLle.
ROY , E. SMITH
'lout 48 No(th of Aoitte 73
Phonl CentervlIl4l 7:156 .
. Red gat llum 'J',.1W It"
II red /lalmol ,. rna rll u by tbe
U S or Wherles In Alaskan
wal ers In May. and caught 44 deya
later In a SIberian . stream, wa.
found to ha VI traveled J .300 milea
In tha t time. . .

.... _.wi ..
I_I
l i , .. 11 20 IAcli lui I
0.11.
fACTo-ft'l
. ,
I A 'fO vlh,. for' 11,,- ,e.lla4!1I
, ......
, e , .. U ".,. 4 - "i11 PblClr en-
fer r.,ervl pow."
.. ,.114.111111)', eOIY I
u
HAV. 'OOK 'Ar 'HII ..... " .. A".
flOW.. MOW'. rOD"." WI'" II .
. GUD 70 "'AtONSfIl"" Ir 'PI' .,OU"
Y" _D&II co.
"Ev.
(In't :Maki' 'liis
lUnd of' .'
ment method., at least halt .t the d8l!l
1
8'lled by nature to give
total lou could be avoIded. young . arilinall the beat, ]lOsalbIt
. Some c:al1 death. are; related . to , ata.rt Iil llte. OrcHnaiy mIlk cannOt Fa." r ley' H' ' . r d ware .
poor feeding and" care' of pretrD
ant
take Itt place. '
cow., Poorly ventilated, .. . or U previaua.1oaau from lCOUl'l
UDlaDttary calf bam. are pneumonia have occurred, It JJ1&J: 244. W.YD, 1Im. '.
t
Elsie IOVS, "Sof-,Kurd Milk is ex-
cllI$ive with Borden's in Dayton.
It's the only milk that stays fluid
during digestion' unlike or-
dinary homogenized soft curd
milk whit;h c a a 9 u , a te s or
"dump$'" in the stOfTIoch: Be-
cause , Sof-Kurd m i 'k remain .
flUid, it dig'e'sh easiElf <?nd per-
mits the body to retol(l lJIore
calcium and phosphorus than
any other milk."
Sof-Kurd Milk tastes
betler. 100," Elsie odds. "There
il in every drop'"
Toke 0 tip from E1si.e-
to oQ.purpos.
Bordon's Sof.Kurd Milk
today. A .. your 8'0-
Borden driver, ' or
call HErnlo" 1275.
'710""111
21' E. 5th Str"t
IlDked With Sick calvell: 'Scoura be a wiae cautlon . to have IBrum' t
&Ild pneumoJll8. )Ikewille U JiV-en. to eaCh' new-born c1.1I. If.
top calf kUler., while parultea any calva. icour or' breathe he'av-'
come u a clbae .econd. , i1y. a veterinarian abould : be
Recent ,atudles have proved juat CIIllacl u theae are ......
how lmporta.nt hou8mg can be In that denote real claDpr.
I.J _ ___ _
EArI7 New ..
Ifew York state reached uec0D4
place !D the I18tiOD In mlnllfa_
1nt !D 1810, and In 1I1e decade 1830-
<II) became the foremoat ,tate In the
' yalue of manufactured prodUct.. It
bu .tead117 maintained Ita nation,- '
ltadlrablp ever 'lnce. The atate bu
bean favored areatl7 In commerce
and 1n41i1trJ' In Ita ,Iollrapblc po.-.
t:lon aa w.u aa In Ita aartcl!lturaJ.
. taren and mlneral re.ource., .
tlte .ater power of Itt .trum .
Opn Beate"! '
We. leU a Complete line of
. Building , Material
r ,
From FoundatiOn, tt?' FinUh at our yard where
you can it.
' .
OF COURSE, WE DELIVER
aynesville .I..alllber
, . .

and SupplY
Keroaene a. weD a. other 1\Iell 11
eften uaed In portabll openaame
Itlateu, The,. mUit \e claan ..
lrequenU,., handled with and
npa1recl promptlT w,hen defect. b ..
come apparent. Tlte,. ' mould ne ...
be atJe4 Indoors or placecl when
III.,. 11 claD,. of Gatlll
lIVer. 'l'bt,. IhouJd never be UNcI 1D
tIIbU7 cloAd l'OOIJla and UD4U' DO
.Ide BenaeU .. b..... .Rea 011 clrcumataaCe. aboIIId tile,. be IeJt
PH.DINIt: 2281
FOR FIRsT CLASS FRESH
"'lATa ...
F.ANcY GROCERIES
FRYING CHICKENS
AIao DIahetJc Caaaed ,Fruit.
DON.,.. FORGET
BOT
WLW-NBC'. PI'IIPUD IIumlq 1D bedrGomt after fOIl
Yowa- AI II ..... 8ST. ban nand. , ,.
FOOD STORE
...... 2141
THURSDAY JUNE " tll50
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,
Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
By D. J. Frazier

,MAY 29, 1960,- Memorlal DIlY,
tomorroW'. A ' Tut\Sdl\oy holldny
gives mnny workers 1\ Ipng week
end und 1'01' mnny the holldllY hilS
begtJ n, jI;lO\V many will
really Ileep' In inlnd t h tl'Ue alg
ulflcance of the day, We thnllk
, '
the Civil War veterans Call pro.
serving IOUI' uni ty 'lind to), years we
dec'orated tlledr gra.ves ' wltb JIO
doubls In OUI' mind,s but t1tlit "' ua
the only way. We come to the
graves or our later vetol'unK with
just us ",uch' love tl nd devotion,
tbey wbat tlley coUld, a.nu
what they hud to do, high
hopcs that it wus the rlgbt-and
only way, but sometimes our Call.
VlctlODs are wenkol' nnd au I' bopes
of peace ar-e rllled wtll doubt. ' Js
w,nr the way 10 pence? Is there
no otber way than to dOlI troy tbe
ellemy W.1ll1 bombs 'f J/I tbls just
IL (l ay for outings und picnics or
rilUSt we, think, deeply ,to rind th
\ 0 tutu I'e peace, not 1II01'p'
(lovel'od graves?, WlllianJ
Jam sal wlI;yS . sfressed the Idell
t hat tit re Illust be "no Impl' s.
ilion without eXllr Balon," that Is
it we do think on t hese things
and 1t In our bearts we want Ileaoe.
1r we are moved by' tbe senti
ments 'and speecbes of this Me.
monal Day, fhen lest tbe good be
lost eacb one must do BOltt
about It. We may thJnk Olll' (.
Caris too small but that I s the
only plnce we Can , st art, With our.
selves, We an, do somet hing,
PflrhUIIH only to nJ ' ko
more 1I00Qe tn the bousebold a i '
l1!e nelgbborhood, a. CARE pac k-
age to someone In the n edy
:,*rld, ' a gUt ' to burcb 'World
Service, something to help ' de.
s t ray OUl' own preJud'ces \11m nn
act of klndnes8 or frlendUn ss t o-
wnrd someolle ILgalnst whom we
have II. 'prejudice, a letter to tllo
Editor ai' to .o.1I r Cong;ressmllll If
we bave Bome connection.
are the Memorial Duy flowers
that will last long al ter the c19lt1l-
up trucks have clLrrfed
away the' garden , flowers we haVe
put on the grnves of UIOSO
love.
Tbe Ghld alllon ex rc slls \ife
over , The lIen10rs havo' gone ollt
fJ'e!ll\men again. Even there
tbe note of QUestioning the futUre
almost overbalanced the u"llal
note ot Ojltlmlsl'l1 and hope. Pic.
turea or the t roubled world and
the Question or "Is there a future
for the graduates?" tllrew n shlLdo\I'
over tbe ulual rejoicing at thei r
accomplishments, even t boll l\'ll tho.
speakllrR trl d to' nns\ver It y s,
Sunday Willi 11. , dllrk chilly wet
day but , today the suh, -Ia mit
again; Ihe orop hj liP and ' by at.
tl'rll.OOn It JllRY' be dry to
, go on wi th more corn plllJlbin g.
Llke' ,W.t
'anini You,
BT
BARnEY BOWLEY
P
AUL turned a Qulnical. eyo on
,Ilis companlon. She had brlabt
blue eye. that darted bappUy about
th,e dining car, missing notbln,.
, "Like I waa telling, you," ahe laid
In a birdlike voice, ''People don' t
r------, u sua 11 y thow
3
-Mlnut,.
Flotlon
their true .elve ..
You never can
tell 3ust what a
.... ____ -J person will do
provldln', of course, he's given
oPllOrtunlty." DeUcately s\le nfl)-
bled a roU. "People are funny, they
really are. Don't you think so?"
PaUl nodded sUently. So tar be
hadn't becn given an opportunity
to apeak but he didn' t mind.
lady remlnded him of his malden
atmt, an extraordinary woman wbo
had been mother and father to him.
'She bad been gone now for two
years,
ltll.u 8""';""0", M;1l .fbi, .. , H",..
"'''810'', br,lI,. .,tII". ''7' .Jr. "".y hili-
hilmi, lor " PtUll IllI,4 ""
,lIbrow.
"You're wonderln' how I could be
Min Harrington, aren't you, youn,
manT U's slmple. The jlldie gave
me permission to take my malden
name back. That', what I want to
teU' 10U about. It's almost tmbe-
lfevable the things that people do.
Arch, my hUlband, had a dne edu-
cation and I marveloua perlonal-
ity. " She cUpped her , head and
peeked coy,ly up. "Suppose it'l
bard to beUeve, bllt I waa not 10
bad MYseU.
"Neb tv.. tltHIJfIIOtv. 0 .. JiI, 40-
m, 10_ IhopPl", for _. n. w ..
fill';';", 10,. 'b'1 rul willIS tlo
ruPPOI.i'"
Paul ' sl;Iook bis ' bead.
' :Well. ' .Ir; the wonl an Dext to
him moved on and lett ber pur ..
riabt .lD front of him. A nic
Juicy purae. Now Arch had ,cod
'pay and every thin, nice but there
It was - in front at bim - the bl,
pura-the opportunity. 'lbo temp-
uUan wa.1 'too much. telll"
She laid her fork down and Wfun,
her hands, "NaturaUy 1 begeed him
to take It J>ack, pleaded untU I W"
blue in the face. I'll bet ' ),011 I:an't
lInaalne what he did?" Paul Shook
bla bead.
, "Be wouldn't llaht with me, 01
I courle, and he wouldn't take the
THE MIAMI GAZETTE, WAYNESVILL
,
RICH IN


"T" .. in "thrifl" is a stimulating vitamin.
It add. ' zest to living. It peps up your plaru5
for the future. It can Bafely be taken iJll
larae dosel, although even Bmall amo.unhl
are beneficial. We recommend it highly I,)
all of our IWe'll welc;ome youlr,
account.
Waynesville National Bank
NOTICE

Having sold the Twin Theatre, we are dea!rous olf settling
all of our accounts.,
Anyone owing UI money -> - plelUe send to Robert
O'Regan, Box 7, Waynelville. ,
If we owe anybody - send bill to above Box No.
Mr. and Robel t' O'IRegan
Baven Red Ash
Olga Pocahontas'
. Yellow'
-Creech
PREMIUM QUALITY CQAL WILL ALWAYS
BE SCARCE
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SUMMER FILL-UP I'RlCES
Waynesville' Farmers ExchaBlle
PHONE 2371 WAYNESVJU.E
PID'Ie b,ck. He boUjbt me the eov!ot'
Iove1leat drellin, 10wn )'ou've ever BeSides bemg dch vitamins.
Fluorescenl 'ru!;,..
aeeD." Her o),u "1 looked boVine colol1rum Ul rst mUk after
beaut1ful In i" Wo. But it wa. m- l. alaMq) - cemta1nl .ubltaDCft that
lOtteD. I .11 never bappy in It." to proten babT' alv ...... t
.paul \'faa .......... .....
"THINGS got from bad J.o worse.
Arch wu clever but the pOlice
:,0& on and we were hunted all over.
I ltayed with him naturalb' because
lie wal my huaband and b. w.s
,ood to me. But they cauah& him."
A Ihadow her face. ''They
Because of 1helr s!lIlpe, lIuares,
ceni tubes make J:ood' IIglits over
cornices" >llUd cab nets.
.For the S3me reaSon. tiley , make
"GOd reading lights over beds and
loras,
.. Alit CU,,"IiI"
'SeverAl specil!s of ' pl"nt aphids
are known as "ant cows," The
ant. carry them about' and protect
them. consuming 8 secreti on 01
wblc,b they yield,
SERVINC, .
-------
J.'AfiE ,FIVE:
' ..
T o the Patrons
of the
.
I TWIN THEATRE
WE, THE NEW OWNERS, pledge to you the finest
of Movie .Entertainment through the comina years. For '
your we have changed the summer schedule
to Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday nighta.
FOR THE OF OUR COMMUNITY, we
are dropping Bank Night, but are planning to introduce
many new items of interest to WaynesviUe. To bring new
local emphalis.. the price schedule will be ,Adult. 40c _
Children 20c. Watch our Show Card and remern,u.,.' the:..;: f
---.. .
il a leat reserved for yOU.
Dick and Helen ,Tatum
o.utstandlri g ci rc!. s on the road today would
_e gla,d to' have the lervlces of ttie two clever , people shown' .. bovl'.
rhey are Bert Cor ine Oearo Who t ry to outdo each oilier In wire.
trapeze work and ot l er' well loved c:ircu. routines. Bert and.
are playing ' the fai r s thiS, year, and wi'l In tho CivIc; '
Mld' Summer FeatiVal her e, Thursday, Friday and
13, 14 and 15. Farming is .Lhe most hopeful 0("
cupatlon that, tbere 18.1l crop fO
01' bad da.)'s tntqrCere with tb
work tbaCmust be done. but th ra
Is never time to sit dOW[I and
worry ill)out It, t here is alwny,!
tbe new Job . til a); ' must be"
Clf// ?u/hs
t rDllla" OR' WAYNESVII.LE 2091
tunerall .. ,. plan- , 5 ' "LEBANON Offlc. 47SK'
the new Ot:op tbat must be nlantc1
'and 80me h9W there Ie Mldom :i
total crop f:aUure. , They cut down
the acreage a.nd 't he ' farmers find
new wa,ys 'Of railing mqre ' crops
on fesl . lands. Pests come and
they nnd new ways' to combat
them -and so It goes.
.. ' , I'
. , RES. 1ttL
ne4 In' oreter that ,.u ' SAND and GRAVEL MORROW S .
R.e'. _e bl" .. f .-lidioa I.
00 1949. "RetOlftd, I will takti ,ad,aa-,
, ta,e'or the opportunll, _lllUeJlled b,
'my .. _enunenl 10 buy U. & SlIvbap
Bonde nplarly; the 6Deet, .. I ...
IUId IDOIit coD\'enlenl Jnftllimeat In
ihe world." If JOU .top to tbIak 01
,11' there'. _ boner lillie thaD rIaId
_ 10 ...... buUdlu. a coiDIortaLle
(01' later yean. Upoa _ta.
{ rltuala' and cuemonl. BLACK-TOP DRIVES
" ,
be ' ,ffClCUV." TAR IlI,ld ROAD OIL
- WN FILL DIRT
READY MIX CONCRETE
observecL
,
BIle plCllleci tIP bel pane aDd
beamed. '
Memorial Day tell the
story of It 18 un early
Beason or a late 8ooson; Last
year , we picked the last of the " rls
and the ,peonies lind tJlo
white rOlel were In 'blo'om btu the
Ylillow roles were 8'One. Tbls year
We are PIcking the early Iris
' tricked him. That' fair, W8I rI.,., t1. S. Bond. ",ill Ntum
10 _)'08 f01,ll' ,dolla ... for "cry Ihree

it?" Paul sbruaae4. dollar. )'OU pl1l Juto them. n.e,
AbI,aU l,Ooked up, her ean be reolarly ander two
8prlghtl)' leU .,aln. "'lba"l m7 'eo.venlent parch ln, pl.nl, Ihe
".tory. J'm 101:1')' If rYe bored y<!u S.'l .... when yoU are
but rve alway. thouabt It W81 a emplo"ed oithe Bond.aMontb.Plaa
,ood example" of wbat People will a&)'Our liaaL ' ' , '
liome
'rELEPHONE, 2291
WAYNESVILLE. OHIO
, the early , ,rhe yeUo,\V
rOl611 are -, In, bloom but not the
wbUe oneil. The lemon 11l11ell are
d
.. 'l ......... --.. ..
0 & II ven .......... ,
Paul noda.d IilenUy and paid th4
bUl She picked up her pU1'lle . and
beamed at him. 'J!hey
al\d made' their way back to their
aeatl. For the next two holirl Ibe
not Y,et. The locust trees prattled on about ber family" and
, are In ' blpom. The snow b ,a. 11 ' fr-1endl, bll ' famllj and She
bUBhel and. the spirea and some of alked many QuelUolll and anlwered
them benelL !i'he Journe), wa, over
the oth,lIr bUBhes are too loOn, to PaUl en
their prime. ManY, flowers have jO),in, b,lIllIelf immenlely. :rtae trilla
' . ' ulliD1 in wa. aivlng
come out Blnee Saturday we were !jerUlOb, placed a protect.lv.e arm
wondering what there would be 'Ito lteaely ber. Be jumped down and'
to take to tbe ' cemetery. turned to , help. Too late, bo law
'tbat one of her hnb bad cluaht
TmDono,w t hfre ' wtu be bands CIIl 1be Itep and thfoWD ber oft bal-
paying and lpeecbes and , picnics I pce. B. caupt her n ..
and accldenta and by the time ; 7=' 1upeCl.
you read tble It wUl an be oyer. '
, till,."." IHr "., .. p_
nowerl wtlI be laded 8114 gatl)- "00'-'0""""" IHr ..... ,.." ,.
ered up by the junk truCkl, the ,UIUrH Will " .... h
.,."".,. tIJ. "la, 11M ......... .
IlpeechM will be forgotten and the " 111M """"'" III ....
papers will be run of lIIta or the "'-
' D'- .. - .. .. ed or WPlIIlllell OYer ua. RIa eyel raIH4 to 1Ia'. -'I.ID I
_........... .... telllDa JGU," ...
Power Lawn Mower,
mE MOri MORE FOR THE MONEY. 20 IN(:H CUT,
BEARINGS 'ON REEL, DOUBLE ACTION
RECOn. STARTER, BRIGGS a STFtATTON
ENGINE.
,$100.00
PLUS TAX
,"a_De Fanuen uallllre
' - '
PHONED71
EXCAVATING anU DUMP TRUCK STRVICE
Waxed Furniture
Furniture that has hod loo m30),
heavy applicatluns of wax or polisb
without .ufflclent rubbing and pol
1shlng gBtbt:rs and holdl dirt and
au.t .
AMBULANCE'
PHONE ' ,
2.111
Ore,oD FIre PrecauUoD
In the state or Oregon; .U
nal combustion engfnes and tr.c.
tora uaed by lumbermen muatbe '
eQulpped with an approved, di. u.

HERE'S A
FRIENDLY 'SUQGESTION , . ,I.
No ' one heed ' be wieasy a.bout
unexpeoted funeral expenses. We
are prepared to extend ' any finan-
,clal cooperaUon a bereaved 'fru:ll l1y
may require. ,
NO FORMALITY, NO DELAY,
AND NO PUBLICITY.

.'.JIIEIXL "HOME
,., WAY VM.LL ".0
tour _ hoU_ ad IIOdllIaC will ''PeOPle an fIIDQ TOIl .... ..
by ....... don. UDI .. Joa .. tall what people will do. ... .. II ___ __ ____ "
_tuDiQ':" _____ IiiiI,!I!!!!!i!!!!I!B ___
..... u. -I'
PAGE SIX- THE MIAMI GAZETTE W
Thursday, June 1, 195.0
Farm Commodities
Pose Big PTqbleDl
Government Limifed
In Selling of S't9cks .
At the moment the
owns apprOximately $1.606,365.438
worth of farm commodities, pur-
chased througb the years to sup
port farm prices, agricultural de
parbnent orocials r eport.
Products stored in government
bins inclUlle .S.5 bales of
cotton, 145 million of
... heat. 167 millon bushels of corn,
.22 million pounds of linseed .on.
294 million pounds of dried milk,
'19 millIon pounds of.driedeggs, and
quantitlc.s of various other Item a,
What's become of it all?
. It may be disposed of, In varioUs
... ays, but not dumped upon the
The Pftr1lDlea' 1ec1a, ha.
18'1 mlDlOD bullela of Amelio
CIa'. ftDest . eol'll atOte4 1ID4er
the . prtc:e nppor$ plaD. 1'11.
laealiOD la, wha' .. 110 with II!
open market to compete with com
modiUes now in private ownerltrlp.
To do 10 Would flood t!ie market
and deprell the commodities ' of
fered far below support prieel.
Tbe ,overoment would then find
ItseU b U'7 1 n g the commodlUes
placed upon the market. .
'!bele cpmmodlUel, however, ean
be 101d should the market price.
Itrengthen eonslderabl7 above sup-
port levels.
Tbe lovemment hll two method.
at prellent of movin; commodlUes.
Tbey are:
(1) Permadlnl the consumer to
mereale thelr ,ur,chase. throulll
aormal purchasin, ' channela, thus
the 1IUP,17 and .. ralllnl
the price to where leWerument
.toeD co be put on the market.
reduclnl mppUel to a point
. where mpport prlcel would be-
come unnecessary. '
(2) Ma!l7 of the commodities m
,overnment Itoc:Jq,Ues ue 1ieJn,
dQtributed to Ichool lunchroOms,
charltab18 lnIUlutlons, IncUan at
fain, and needy IJ'OUP'.
I,. aora ',raJ
UnUl recently, the earn earworm
has prevented proDtable wee t
com I1'Owinl. especially In the
South. SomeUmes every ear In a
. crop is infelted. Such corn cannot
be 10ld. ..
Now department qf apicul
ture has developed a spray
taIDln, mlnel:al on.
The lIew spray, when appUed
a' 'he rleht ' tJmes, win . ellml ,
nate earwl!rm and pay In
I'rowib 0' bealthy corn on the
American farm. .
water that may be appHed 'to silks
and husks of t:evelo.plng ears.
Wben applied at right times it kills
worms before tbey attack and ruin
the corn.
R. A. Blanchard. bureau entomol
' oglst, developed the method. He
tested it In the field during three
Mowing seasons in Texas, Missis-
sippi. Missou-rl. and Illinols. Ear.
worms 'were controlled in ever in
stance, he reports.
On The
Payroll
By RldI!,rd BIU Wilkinson
J
UD HAD SEEN the redheaded
girl In Mr. Jones' outer oWee
every day for a week.
He himself was 8 copy man, and
If she were alter the same job
.-____ ._,., that he wanted
it would compli.
cate thlngs. It
would c i.I this
chances of sue
3
-Mlnut.
Fiction .
'-------' cess fn half, and
It would be rather embarrassing
because--well. because ho thought
she was an awfully pretty girl and,
.he liked the way she held her chin
high Bnd tried to appear brave .
On Monday 01 tbe second
week. tbe redbeaded ' , tI'l
dropped ber bandbar. Its COD
tenta spilled an over the place.
Jud belped pick them up-Up-
aUck. a bunch of keys, a pawn
ifokeU Jud'. Up. tll'btened
wbeD be IBW thd. Jut al be
1b0D.... t.-lIle'. bad to paWn
aomeibbtl' In .order to llve.
Of course the handbag episode
,ave him the Uberty of talking with
her. Without balf trying, be got her
Itory. It was just as he figured.
A sad tale of deprlvatlon Bnd lost
hope. If only ahe could see Mr.
Jones. She knew he needed a stene
oarapher and Ibe rea1l7 wa. awful
ly ,ood.
A determined Ugbt csme into
JUd'. eyes.
' lID orin, the protestations of the
switchboard air}, .he burst through
the railed1n crossed It In'
two bouncbf and tbre.w open the
door to Mr. Jones' offIce.
Mr . .Tones was slWnI at hI, 'desk.
.moklng a cigar. He looked up with
a' ltarUed expre.slon when Jud en .
tered, He hid heavy jowls and a
shock ot ,rey hair anel beill,erent,
bushy eyebrows.
The cl,ar fell from 'hh mouth.
He 'stood. up. Before Jud could
a word, . he barked: "Your name
Jud Enex1"
''Yes, air." laid Jud, taken
aback.
"I'll be damned'" excla.lmed Mr. '
Jones. "Did lIle tell you who she
was?"
."DJd who ten me who who wa.T"
Jud asked; beginnln, to thlnIc he
mistaken tor .ome one else.
"My daulhterl That redheaded
Ilrl in the outer office?"
It .... as Ju. tI!J'n to 'drop a
if he'd had one. "Your daughter?
girl who wanta a job
II a tltenoaraphet?"
IIIr. J_ came rCR1ll4 ilia
_ Be ".. &bert, bat roImHI
Be I'wed ap at I.... "YH're
hind ... be ..... ". I .. t bet,
ao ,you're blred, Bat you'4
hlter make coocJ, 01' 70a'ro
lIred.-.Get that!" .
"Shut upl Do you want the Job.
or don't you?"
Mr. Jones .t!lDted out of the of
tice. A man came In another door
;'or. coone, rm sedou .
malle a bet wlib Dad' tha, I'd
marry. you,"
Serve Dainty Foods
When Entertaining
Prospective
IT WON'T BE long now untU
you're in the midst of enterta Ining
all the girls who
will be married
In the romantic
month at Jlme.
If several ,of
)'our are
to be enter
tained. be ready
with fresh aDd
tempting ideas for food.
Keep foods dainty and serve them
attractively on your prettiest china
and' tableware. ' For a luncheon.
serve a main dish salad or a lovely
casserole. Add to this tiny rolls or
mulflns. and a seasonal dessert.
Showers may be In the form of
luncheons 'or evening or garden
par1ies. 1.f the le.tter tben
you'll need only a glamorous dea
sert and beverage. You alia
pass a cool beverage, mints and
nuts whUe the girl opens her pres
ents.
STRAWBERRIES MAKE beauti-
ful de,sserts for occasions 01 this
type. especially if they're choSen
trom these;
-StrawberrY AD,el PIe.
(Servel 8-10)
tell' wbltes
teaspoon ' cr:eam or tartar
J 116 teaspoon sal,
1 cup SOl'ar
t en yolks
1 P,aollare sliced or wbole
fresb frozen au-awberrles
cup lopr ,
a tablespoODI lemon juice
. 1 cup .whlpplDl' cream \
Beat egg whites fluffy. add
cream of tartar and .. It and beat
.UghUy. Slowly add lugar, a lew
tablespoons It a time; and conUnue
to beat: Spread mixture Into UgbUy
greased or o.lled cake or pie pan.
Bake in a Blow oven. 800 for one
. to 11/. hours or unW meringue I.
well dried out:. Place on' eake rIlcll-
\0 cool. Wben at room tem
perature, IQilsen from :sldes and bot
tom of pan and place on senin,
plate.. The top and center 01 the
"pie shell" wlll .crush In to
the fillliIg. When at room tempera.
ture, aside to chlll. WhUe crust
Is baking, mix egg yolks with Jldce
dratned from, strawberrl.es that bave
been put Into colander or ' sieve to
thaw and drain. Add sugar and
coOk In top of double boUer unW
thick. Stir often whUe cooking.
Beating slightly whlle cooking will
. give . a flufly text\lre. Add lemon
juice and chill both the strllwberry
mixture and the drained strawber
rles. Assemble pie by spreading
shell witli a bit of cream that ' bas
been whipped. Spread In strawberry
filling.
Strawberry Velvet Pie .
1 9-lncb pie)
Pastry
1 cup .lIted enrlcbed nour
%. teaspoon Silt
Y.t cup shorteniuc;
1% to 2% tablespoons cold
water
Sift together flour an:d salt. Cut
or I'1!b in shontening. Add water.
M I x to d l'y
crumoly
Turn out on light-
ly floured pastry
cloth. Pre s s
dough together.
Roll out I,t Inch
thick. Line nine
Inch pie pan wilh
pastry. BlIke In hot oven (450)
eight to twelve minutes,
and told Jud to tollow him. "Kate '
alway,s wins," the mBn said.
"Here's \oour desk. Kate wants you
to go to lunch with her this noon."
Strawberry Velvet FlIl1ng
1 tablespoon Iclatln
cup cold wllter
1 cup milk
2 ellS; separated
% cup sUl'ar
J
UD SAT DOWN, speecbless. "Do
you mean-am lone of several
who have been hired in this fash.
ion?"
Jud passed a h;lnd .through his
hair. The man left. Jud sat down at
his desk. He tried to straighten
things out In his mind, and was
b!lglnning to get places, when Kate
entered. .
At lunch sa!d: "Would you
.like to marry me?"
"Sure." sald' J;ud, gl'inning weak
ly: .
"All right then. Rigpt work.
I'J,1 be .waiting." ..
She was. too.
He wondered what was ne!tt
He lound out. She took him to
a. minister's. 8Jle prod!ced a II.
cense .. Jud Irled to IO'ln. De
gulped and stared a& ber.
"Good lord I' You're not serious
about this?"
A crust of light, cbewy mer.
Inglle a creamy velvet
Ie!(ture lUling of
hi this Strawherry Angel l'lc.
U's a pcrfeel dcsserl for enler.
talnlnr the brlde.10be.
./
.January Exports Pass Jud suddenly no longer had the
feeling that he liked all this. ''Now
I LYNN SAYS:
J -" 'o(d Kitchen Slavery '
By Smart Planning
$ZZ4 Million Mark listen," he said. "I cant marry
January agrlcult\lral exports to- you. In the first place' r dont love
taled $224.300.000. the agricultural you. In the second I think you and
department Colton topped your old man are crazy. And In'
th tal 1tb
.. DO 500 the next place; I'm already mar
Have only one dish at a meal
' which requires more than ordinar;y
preps ration. If It' 8 to be a fancy
! dessert, have a simple main COurse
: that can be cooke!' altogethct.' pref.
erably In the oven.
e to w ...... ,000. . d d b
Wheat and wheat Oour were see. rle an ave three kids!"
ODd to cotton. valued at $47,300.000. . Mr. Jones called Jud on the
whUe com was In third place with phone the next morning. "Mister,
$11,100.000. Import. durinl the you're -at1l1 working tor me If you
$14.'100.000. Aaricultural lmportl want the 30b. I . won a bet from
the month were valued at Kate . and it's cured her of her
,700,000. or approxlmatelT 81 .creW)' notionr. Come on down.
mlDIGD mOl'l thaD aporia. . Your .lla1')"11 doubled."
I
When you plan a casserole which
, requires ' several Ingredients and
: sauce, have a simple dessert such
I as fresh or canned fruit with \!ook.
' Ies that have been baked In ad-
vance.
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
OPPOB.
rOUR bo II BIIl. led bls own buslneu;
our mnCl' hlne stnr tlna many lervtC!1t bmu-
nesse8; c08t $oI!50; pooslbllIU 115.000
).enrly. FI.b.r'. Suptr . S"I KI ....... .
l!
CIVIC' or B... lotliU, MeD' s Club wllUn. to
SCRIPTURE RIBbl kkuk AUIS! In flnnnoing lI iht .manulucturlnll
DEVOTIONAl.' h'AoING: p.alm 61 , Indus try with no Iny-oUs during n de-
1.7. . presllon cmpl0.1u.1I 20 r eople ... Writ'l
r--------------.,I P.O. 80x: vln alnnft' I. Oalo.
I FARMS AND
Questioning God
I
I t\CRES-Mende County: rl"er bot
tom . hlrm: good house. nnd
Lesson for JlIDe t, 1950 '
'-..,. _________ --:-__ .JI bus to door: prlee 10.500. W,U RI.b
_ Judson, Rr.nndent;.urr. K), .
. HABAKKUK bos been caUed ule 01'1'ORTUNITY- l ;a:US--S::':E"'C::: U"'K"'I::: T::: Y-
40 A. Farm. A , CQul Mine equip!.
prophet who dared to ask God Wrlto for detnll . Oay Va",bn. W"ln.&
questions. 11 he had not asked thue 11111. Olo!!!.. ______ _
he would not have had his RAY. GRAIN. FEED
answera, so we OUght to be thank- =,...,..-=-"';':';';:';:-'-:';";;;;==,"...,...:;';;;"!-...,...,-,-
tol tor hlm. 11 he had meekly
".<ak. YAUGEIl'S Ohio C.rlUled hf gh ;vloldlnl:
<o.h hybrids Illnl malure .orly husk
en It" without (so to speak) talking <Ie un. dry quickly. Clinton 11 a n!:! ,
Monroe So),b. pns. Write for circulAr.
'back to God.. he hlmseU ml,ht l'Auur Bro.he ...
Dainty Dood)e
casserole,s offer a della:hUul
main dish for luncbeon or 1IeM
supper willen yon want to eDter.
tain a cIowd. A aalad accom-
p.animeDt alld IIrht dessert are
an you . need .to complete
the menu.
LYNN MENU
Chlclt:en and Noodles
UI Casserole
Asparagus Tip Salad
Finger Rolls
Strawberry Angel Pie
Beverage
Recipe Given
tealll",on .. 1&
2.cups sUced ilrawberrles
1 teaspct'on vanilla extract
* cup whlpplnl' cr,am
I IablesJllOOD ,ul'ar
never have be, .
.came a and
we might h a v e
missed the truth
Wbleb he was en
a\)led , to see. 11
tbel'e had been
morning papers In
thole days. Habak
k\lk would seldom
have rea d any
thing ,ood in them. Dr. FOremaD
As fat local news, It was all ,can
dal Murders, judges dispen,lng
Injustice In the courts. ,Oad people
havln', a very bard time of it .
Abroad, thin,s .looked dark, The
ilant ' nation of Babylonia was on
the march westward, and It elld not
look III If the nation of Judab had
what It would to ItOP In in-
vasion. .
Habakkuk. deeplr IInll
Dve maD, could 1I0t brush U all
ort. Be could DO' .. y, "Ob well,
wbat can 70a expeelf" or "I
.ee 'be boYI are at It acalD."
Be could 110' tbInII 01 wu
&'Om. on around bJm a. U It
were an a atory, marder--
I.INOLE M . n10 .. , Asphalt Til .. M.Il
and PI lIc Tile Men : Job;
top )1,oL,rly Rob,r', U.udwlue Co .
Paln yUle. 01110
LIVESTOOK
to tJ .. mliller, d
R . 4, Sp'rlnrflold. 0 .....
rJ,A 1i 8AFE-Buy
Gil!:! with c:erlUlcnte . I\lb eo .
n . t. A. lnlll Obi
MISCELLANEOUS
nVNl\nOUT. IDfoot HI.Jrln 1111 h . p
1\1 condition: exlrus: 11.1175. ..
(lhl. Crabl.. .. EdlnbDrr. .nd.
)mZZLE C I D : OYer 115000, For
the rlcht 12 ,",ord ' Send tDr Intor-
molion o"d Pilule uppll.nIIDn. V. I.
.IIOREY. TONGANOXIE. KANli\S.
l"'OIES: Se.nd for Free .ample ot, "ner
nIDn"{ tile new dry Nail Enamel. No more
.mell nl Enamel. or remove ... Write to
Den D", P.O. BOE :!!O. bJII'ert.IIl
N, I.
BETTIilR Way'. Ea .. a ..... eI I SeU put-
.IBndJn, 11.00 o.lorlm'Pot 0 Ore"U,..
Card Send Uc for trial bo ... Mell .. ll ...
II' I'r.lp.e. 81.. Rroclllea .,
. PERSONAL
UNWANTED HAIR
PermanenUy .radlcated from 811" pllrt
of tile body ""lIh SacaPeID. Ihe remark-
obI. dllcovery ot the SDca Pelo con-
or ohem cal and wlil kill
LorB ., Laboratorle.
V a..... '. B,. O.
Soflen gelatin in cold water 10
minules. Scnld milk In top of double
boiler. Beat. egg yolks. Add sugar
and salt. Pour scalded milk over
egg yolk mt Xt\lre, stirring constant-
lY. Return to double boller and cook
.until custard coats tlje spoon, Itlr-
ring constantly. Remove from bot
. myatery to enJoyed In 0
ea..,. cbatr. Be oould DO' .a,.
"II I. fate" and lei " &'0

He was desperate .. In hi. mlild I
about It all. "Uneler mIne eyes out. Ii
water .. Add s<ift
ened lelatln. Stir
untU . gelatin il
dissolved. Cool.
Foid In lsn cups
strawberries and
vahilla emut.
Beat ell whites
rage and Injury ,0 on," he aald
(1:3, Moffatt', trsnalatlon). Be
dared to ask . the question. Wb,,,
Why does God permit lucb thin,.?
. " .
God'. Terrible ' Answer .
GOD HAD AN ANSWER for Hab-
, akkuk, but It did not ntlsfy
him at tint; indeed It dIsturbed
him deeply. for ' the answer looked
worse than the original problem.
'l'he ' eaaence ot It Wa! 'tliIiI (Hlb.
2:5-11): God bad indeed seen the
stitt. in. Pour. Into baked
ninelnch pastry ahell. Se\ in refrlg.
erator to chill about 1 hour. Just
be(ore whip cream. F-Qld iii
sugar. Al'ra:nge whipped cream in
6 individual "nests" and 1m each
with remllninl cup berries.
, IHnwb4!n)' Mermpe BDIP
wlolted ways of the nation of Judah. c __ __
and was loin, to punish 'lbe whole -
I
country by defeat Ih Wlr. Be wa.
el'. yolb
% ,cup .apr ,
up apinst them' the
'Babylonians (Chaldeanl), an al' the" .biial!!i!il
teaspoun vanina
, ,l 'wbU ..
% cup cake noar ..... .
." leaipoon .. I'
' lrellllve, fighting, ruthless nation:
Sooner or laier Babylon and Judah
' ould clasb, and then-Smasbl
I .
. ", ..
. , .( tealpoGD powaer
Beat egg yolks until thick and e Prophet sun
lem'*i-eolort!d. Graduall1 dd ka Question.
cup ot the . llugar and vaniUa. Beat HABAKKUK KNEW very weU
ell untU almost 1ItIff; What the Babylonian armies
uall7 add I:emalnirig lugar; bea't were Uke and what they had been
ipJ'e.".)'olk doing. But could It be true thait
then diy lnareCllents. Bake God would actuall,. make use of a
10v..b7 15- wIcked nat.lon Uke Babylonia 1 God
Incb paD. moderate, oven (3'11). ) was purer eyes than to beh01d
1.2' Turn ont'o cloth evil:" how then could a good. God
wi'tfi eOnfectloi'lI!rS'''':sulU. Remove u.se the cruel violence ot ,oalesl
paper: trim cake ed.es. Top wl\li afmiell, even. tor I'llhteou. pur
w.axlfd Rpll llaper pose? I
Inslde.lYra):1 In au.a,ted clotli'; . cotil TIle ' BabJ'lolllalll were .. not
on clke ,rao1r. Unroll pa God'. ,"pl_lbey did not
per; sp'rea" :Ni\h Strawberry' F'ill bllD' Dr Imow blm. Dow
ing: Whip cup heavy cream; ' could G04 Ule his enemle. to
In . two su,ar and punish iII. o,rn people? Does
Planning 'for the Future?
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds!

'M
"No More
Nervoils ..
one eup al ced strawberries. ROll God JunltJ the meaD. b7 the
yp. Cliil!. with Strawbern. eltd? Does God do evil that
Merlnaue: Combine cup sliced ,Dod ma,. eome? . . upeot my dispoaitJon.
strawberries, ,',2 cup sugar. ' one egg. H b kkuk ' . . But, linco Bwitchiri&
bit d '1l!I t ' 1+ . B a a , In short. was trOUbled toPOSTUM.IbaYCDo
w e. ,an I sa ,. eat by exactiy the same kind of morenervoulll4mMh
wlth rotary: or electl'ie beater unUl tlO!?S that have always arisen when -I'm calm and really'
mixture is ver), stiff. '1 to 10 min men who in a righteous enjoy life!"
utes. \ . . . . God ponder the meanlnl ot tbe SCllNTlhC PACTS.
.Ohlck'eu auill Noodles In powe ... . of evil. . Both coffee Dnd tea
contaiD oal(f/in-a '
(serves '5) . 0 . dntll--a nerve stimulant. Wl1ile many '
1 ;'ablesjlOon salt Faith .Through thom
.. " ABAKK othor-., I14JJti..-Muptiblu. 8I1Irer nerv
" bollll1l' water . H . UK never did get a OUtln088. indflosti on ieopJ ... nee .
t oaac:es . medlam Doodles . complete, logical ' to POSTUM Containe n6 caffein --noIJain/1
3 table...oou butler his doubts. Whlll he did was /hoe caB upHll/OUT nInU or diguliora'
, S tables,loons Otiur m.ore It was THIS TISTI Drink 'l'OSTUM
ie.spoon san a twofold ,answer. First . .. WAIT ror'ao df\.y&-j#qe b"refU/u,
" te . .. . Iii AND SEt:! I. I) 1 0...... . IN.STANT POS'l'UM"'-A Vlgorou.
"'. .. apr 'r. ,.. (to: ..,.) crushing Drank mRde (rom Hea/Lhrul Wbeat ...,
. 1 cup cblcken .lock of Judah by Babylol) wOl,lld ndt be Bran. A l'roauot' or penQral Food .
1. dup mUir; 1 the last ' chapter of God
1 tableSpoon lemon juice has yet to hts acaount with
!4 cup oUves, cbopped .. Babylon,' .. and "God does ' selUe all
Z cubed bill accounts In October." .,
Add one ta,bl'espoon salt to llctlve. The other part of the answer Ii:
I)' boill'1g (jradul\l1y' add THE JUST SaALL LIVE' BY
noodJes and boil until tender (about FAITH. The meanlog !!ere 12:.)
sIx ml!lutesl), Drain and . rinse. Is that there two kl.nds of Ufi!,
While noodles . are cooking, me'It two types of character, two ' s'orts
butter In top of doublc boiler. Aid! 01 men. 0ne . ls the man of pride
salt ond paprlko. Mix to a and unfaith, the other Is the man
WN
__ U-;--_E-'- . _______
smooth Gradually add chick of faith. Ul)falth Irllls . falth makes WHo EN SLEE- .WO II'T
en stock and milk, stlrrmg constant- alive. Unfaith trembles and fa Us. r IIW
Iy. Cpok uotil slightly thick. Add talth endure. . ,
juice and olives. Combine So It Is mtll men and nil- teOME AND YOU
and ehicken In l'h ' quar1 ' t1ons. At that &fme you miSht '.
casserole. Pour sauce over. ' Cover thoDght, . Babylqn wUl I<u... 'FEEL GLUM
and bak'e In moderate oven (350') vln, Judah hUllo oha,ce. Bid Use Chewing-Gum Laxa' tiV8-
45 minutes, Serve hot. In tbe lIgh' of history, we know
____ , ____ -'---..... , _ It was Babylon that perlBhed. REMOVES.WASTE :N01GOODFOOD
Prepare foods ahead of tIme ,Judah that eDdared. Godless-
possible so that you can ness may bllve terrible power,
feel fresh and rested for meal time. but Iince "ts ,odlelsnen, It
Tomorrow's dessert may be baked haa DO final ,power &CaJnn tbe
with this evening'. dinner, fOl ex. real Goll.
Dqlple. Sd IIlibakkuk who .,egan by aalr
Have iI rout lit least once a week In, questlonl, came out into ,lor.
to save meal preparaUon. Alread3 lous talth. The wltb
cooked c,an be used sUced. whlcb hil book doses t. a bold
heated with p.avy, ill meat' pie and canfellion of faith. No lon,er com
hub. - 1 pls1n1nl. he crlel OIl\. '''!'he Lord
Arrange ulpment tor conven. God i. my .treDlthI" I
lent reachln , and learn how to III ,=,lIt It lb. Int' ..... Uon.. f011ndl
l
while you ork.o that 'ou C8., tra.!'--!f
.ave eneray. I'IBtu ..... 1 8- III
'I 2" I
o WileD :rODcall'telee_ftcl JOlt aWfUl
becauie you need ' a laXative - dO ..
naKAaum.
rDIIf.XUIT III wODd.dully, dUl'erentl
Doctora .. , man, ot.er Jaxatlv. BUlK
"Iluablng" acUon t_ ._ ... rl
Iii til ............ Larse dOMtl .t eucb 1aII
atl'l'llll Uput dl&MUon. IlWlb a'wa, DOur
IIIhlPI 'Iood ,au ,lIeecl ,lIealtb
enem you rH. WOI'II out.
aUc ...... a-.IJ'Y. taileD as 1'10'
!IlJ1ifll!lii!.. a. WorD ahlellr lD UIo lower ILre __
".-:-:- .-.:=-' Tou a.old
A DEALER IN
CACTVsvlLLE
MILKING MACHINES
VErzy REASONABI.Y.
" AND' WILL YO'" STILL
ALVIN, WWEN MY 'HAS
. SACK 'It) BRUNEllE AGA
Junior Style Will Serve
For Graduation, Dates
, Sometbln, Special
P
RETTY ENOUGH tor gradua
tion or special dates 1a ter on
is this junior style that .combines
two fabrics with such charm. Or
have it all the same fabric if you
like.

Pattern No. 1958 l a a lewrlte perfo-
rated pnttem In I lzes 11. 12, 13, 14. 18 a nd
.. eyelet;
The . prlnll and summer FASHION eon,
lain. 48 PBlles of easy to sew, attrllctive
Bummer IlYles; special fabric new.: free
p.ttern 'Pr(nleq 1Ii.lcSe lbe book. 25 cents.
, SEWING CII\CU: PATTERN DBPT
S 1k Wella SL, Olal.a,. " Ill.
Enclo.e 25 cenla III com for' .aCh
palleni clulred..
Patte"' No. , ,' SLae I
Na.me , : ,t , __ , .... .... .
"ISdn ................................ .
Horsepower
The gang foreman was talking
'o7.!ith a laborer who had just an-
nounced that he was quitting:
"What for?" demanded tl>e
foreman. .IAren't the VI age s
okay?"
"Oh yeah, the pay's okay," the
laborer replied sarcastically. "It's
just that I hate' to keep ' 8 horse
out of work."
Toasted fresh and sweet-
for folks eat Kellogg's Com,
Flakes fast as we make 'eDi!
They're your ita '
goodnesS. Get KellOgg'S
Com Flakes. .

I'

PAGE SEVEN
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5
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.'
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Waynesville 2472 or call coI-
led, Wilmington 2111.
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DANK RUN ORAVEl- Loadetl,
ul Davll Furn .. PIt, ' 60 _ta
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glhB (md wldtbs, Kiln drtM.
RensoDubie I1rlces . All orden"
large Of' 'Bma'n will be delivered
HOg Houses ACY LAMB, I'bonl
2701 , .
polmual IDdepeadenee, our "De.
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claimed to a youne and vleorolllJ q.
tlon on July t , 1776. when cltbens
were summoned to Independenj/e
Hall plaza In Philadelphia by the
.tentori&n tones of the hlstol'l8 Lib-
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out the nation durin, the U. S. Sav-
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biLrn, etc . cJlpe rlenced patnler. reu'
Bonable prlcee. Phone 3281' Wllynes-
"file, HI hl\rd Cllm)lbell,
&-18-26-1l1
, . , u., S. 'T" .. U., OC".11111'"
b' OR SALE - SW et Potato plants,
60c per hundred. All klndB of gar-
den plaDlu 16c per dozeD. Chnrles
C. Strouse, Ph mUes north at cor
ner ot Wllynesvllle, Lytle and Ferry
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Hot Muffins For the Menu

Keep lDatlns ".1'111 throUlrJoat
napkin over
makes __ .. "r
Simple' lunches "of eheele --;'--u-J;';':::...;<l;;";; .;ext,ra-2O(1Q
aerve them with muffins, hot ...
.... ao eaay to make that even
slOfUll relulta.
. The m.in inlfl'edient in mutllnt, enriched. Ilour, la both ,thrifty
'and nutritious. Silt flour before meaaurinlf. An eaay way do thla ia
to alft sm.n amount unto a sheet ot Wax paper. Meaame the Ilour,
put It ,with other dry ingredients into the sifter, .nd s\ft them toeether
Into a bowl. Combine liquids and add to ftour mixture, atirrlng only
until moistened_ This is the important step that makes muftlna
delicloualy tender.
,Mull\nt lend themselves to variety, for you can add berrie. In
leason, datell, I'&islnll, nuta, or orange rind to flavor. Datell Ihauld
be added to: dry ingredienta ao that they won't stick together. but
berries, nuta, raisine, orange rind and , the like may be .dded to
J1qu!d or atirred In quickly after liquid and dry ingredienta are
combined.
Time muffins to come out 01 the oven with the reet of the meal,
for they ahould be served hot. If lome are left over, split and tout
them for breakfast.
MUFFINS
l .illtd 'enrichtd 80ur l ' ..... r
l 'tIQ>oon. bikinI! powd., . I... .
I ' poon salt .' I cup 'nul.
, 1 .. melltd .nonmin,
Sift together flour, baking pow- Bake in hot oven (26 decree.
der. salt and sugar. Beat. egg. F.) 2.0 minutes.
Add milk and melted shortening. Makes: 16 to 18 small (I
,Add liquid to flour mixture, stir. ' muftln. or 12 m'edium aized (2
ring only unti l' flour ill. moistened. Inch) muftlnB or 8 large (3-lnch)
Fill Ifreailed pant % full . muftlns.
BraaU'a Ootwa Export.
BruWan cotton exports durin.
the next "earl are not expected
to be hlp u dUl'inI the ,pal
two aea.onl!.
, Feeder 1'1..
A de.lrable feeder pill ahould be
viloroua. tbrllt7 and aleek til bt.
. ppeatance.
Ir'oIaJq
Bow mould rayon be lrcIotd 11.1
it won't .et that look'
Ra".,... abould b - rolled In a tur-
kisb towel to eUmtnate aceu
mOiBtilre; then bane thelll OD
ban gar untn .dry enaugb to iron.
Iron on the wronl lid. with a' mod.
erate iron. Remember, w.ter apotl
rayon 10 'doo't let it dr3' complatel1
and then bave to .prlnkle it.
. Raral ,
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NOT NEW - aUT
And 1004 De.a U lait
y.ear'1 suit loob WOI'll 1U14
ababbyl '
SeDd It to WI - we'll
. atore that t.rIm, Imart
mUe It look lib .e,,1
FOR SALE - New }lolland )lIck
up haler; used 2 yeafll,' good <:on'
dldon, prI ced ' right. ' Inquire at
Gazette Office, Pbone 21,43.
X-&-26-6-1
FOR SAI,E-Ford scoop; Ford
,for 'onverslan kit and brace
lor 'Wood BroB. e Ol'n picker, For.1
plckup mowing mllchlne, Ford hy'
JllCk, 01l' eQlipme.nt good as
ne\V. Will Bell cheap. Ross Row
lund. 3361' -5-25-6-18
W AN'l' ED TO RENT - 'House U II
furnished. FrlgldnJ rE' em,ployee,
PI;lOl 2, wl1e and 1 child (ecbonl
age). 'phone 37193, I,rlng Valley .
Ohio. X-5
OW READY - Cbrysl\nthemllms
cnrno.llons, daiSies, eto.. also (,U
flowers. iit .. John's Gardl' ns, ncroa"
f !'Onl 'relrBCD station, . 1\1 aln street.
Pliolle 2551. . X- 6-1.825-6 , .1
FOUND'- In Lee Haw;c:es BIlI'ber
I;Jhop - Package, 1 new ' pro m'en'II
blbwn 2 sult8 men's un
derwear, new ,pair white sox.
WANTED - Man or boy to
and weeds. See Editor.
.
GARDEN TRACTOR
,
roR HEN,. - 20 acres gOOd pas'
ture. InqluJre' Harlows, N. W.
Del: of R()utes 73 and 48. ?,-It
RUaOlD. VII.A""' r.uy.,o.oPI'ArII roB. SALE - WesUnsbouse elee
Stop In and ... th. outstandIng n.... Ih:Ia atove, 36.00. Inquire
SN'HOfllLO tractor mod.... II lim.. R. W/o cioruer of Rout .. '181 and 48.
savlnll .. ent.. I \ X-lt
BAIRD'S
, 1\
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
LYTLE
.m
I
1',

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Ii'OlI., SAI.:liJ -Fr)tera, S lba. and
O'fllr. 360 per lb. Call Jack Presto'l
Pholle 2929.
p:eos tresb. 3c
lIer pound. WayneBville Locker
Plaut. . 6-1s162229
FOR B:ALlI!l-Slmm'Ons metal, t hree
quarter size c,omplete,
.coll 8prln,GIS, PrlJ!e $25.00; . Hallih
Hasting'S. ' P hDne 2722. X-It
FOR SAL,E - 'Fryers n,nd Straw
berries. J" H. SbolI!baugh Fourth
and Chap,man, Wayr. esV' llle, Ohio
X-It

, Smalll or L&r.e 1'0taSoT'
'.Recent .tudles Indicate that mOlt
prefer huy . ' me-
cl1um"l2;e potato,
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NIC-L-LYTi 'BAtTERIES'
IP
25 MONTH GUARANTEE' -:... Add \1!W'ater Once A Year
LUBNcAnON
COMPLETE AU'tp', REPAIR SERVICE
24 HOUR WRlQaNG SE'.RVlCE
MAIN 4. MIAMI ITI.
ROOFING
Of All 'Types
.llUulated Brleta azul
tOB Sheet motal wort
of'. all kiDdII. Local 'Refer.-
eel. AU work suaruteell '
HOWARD HAAS
Route a Wayn .. vllle, O.
Ph-.. Wa,n .. vlll ...
. PHiON E WAYN E,. 284' I
.,
'Dead Stock
Hone .. '1.50 Cow .. ,1.&0
Bo .. - 26c c:wt.
According to SIIa
and Condition.
ean
:Jenia454
Il!eVIl'H Ohar .. s
Aenia Fertilizer
Tlil; .,IJ.\\ II r:L t.
THURSDAY , JUNE 1
" 'BUCK NIGHT - $1.00 PER CAR
LORETTA YOUNG
-IN-
"'The Lady From Cheyenne'"
FRIDAY, SATURDAY JUNE 2, 3
- PLUS - ,
"Captive' Wild Woman"
-
SUNDAY, MONDAY . JUNE 4, 5
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
JUNE 6,7
I
K D DIE S . P LAY G R OU N'D
He Defends
LAND .BANI LOANS
MADE BY A
FARMER OWNED
ORGANIZATION
. To Fit the Income of Your
Farm
nrne-Up to 33 .y
Intere.t,-....f "
-- FOR_
Relinmcing, Buyin." , rovinK
INFOn'MATION ON RQUES1'
N.F.L.A.
LEBANON, OH(O
Phone <t48 .
H. , STURM, Sec'y.Treal.
8randlne Cam.
When cattle are branded, the
brand In, .hou!d be very bot,
lVUllam Boyd .. but the brand Ihould Dot oe
Cauldy" ;lde. hi. ','altblu. iteed, bUl'lled too deeply, W. R. 01"'017,
Tojlper, aerolS lbe ranges into A. P. J. extenllon , Uv tock I,..
Clitement aDd dan,er eacb e1aJ1lt.. recomrnenda that brand
at t p.m., EST: over WLW- ' mark I)e on Deck III' ihQuI-
Mutual' ltl a neter-eDdlo .. 'l,bt del' II pos.lb!., \b.reb, proilcUn,
.. .. tilt bide
a,aloat lawlelSnesa. .
,
DemlUl4 lor Farm .........
A ItrPJI' demand for mOlt farm
pro4ucta II OHeted In .1-' ao-
aorcIJnJ to til. VIDA. '
WANTED
REAL
BUYER!" WAITING
.For
FOR QUICK SALE
Roy E. Smith
Broker
Rt. 48, 5 mi. ' South' of
Centerville
PHONE CeDtervDIe 7018
More Per Per.on
U. S. 1I1Ir1eu1ture I. I.ea red to Pl'O-
vld. each ,per.on:' in the country
with, at least 10 per cent more than
ID the 1920' .
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Llve Wire and Progre.atve. An
OrgUllzatiOIl to Don
StrictI, aeJlert on the belt . all'
arolUld market ID the country.
IERVICE THAT IAT"'I
FOI" D.lly , Market R.potta:
WHIO DQlon, lJ:ISO E.B.'1', Dial
. WLW CinCinnati, 1140. DJal
NORRie _ROCK
Town
e
azette
ITE,M8 OF ,INTEREST,
ABOUT FOLKS YOU
KNOW
Serving Waynesville Since 1850
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ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR WAYNES\lILLE, HIO, JUNE 8, t950
FIVE CENTS A COPY
. W S C of the Methodlst . "
'NA_EU PRESIDENT
with ''MI'S. Gilbert. Frye liB MOmER CHURCH
boatesli at ller home, with M1'8.
Ca.rlton Cook, ]\frs. Har-
dfl n, Mrs. DalEr ,Mr. Le
Roy Moran and Mrs. Marjorie
Scbenk as 1U18lBtants.
Mrs. Walter Wh1t-lker will be 'In
charge of tbe' program. .
,MIamI Ohapter 107 O. E. S. w:lll
meet In regubir' session on Mon. ,
day evening, IJune 12, Tbe ullunl
. business session will b'o lield.
'Mrs. Sol Drago and little Bon
o( New York City, are the guest,
of ber mothel', I'4rs. Alma.
Mllis Rhoda Bunnell
her blJtbday annlver
sary 011 Sunday attemoon and had
as he , /luests 'Miss Winnie Jo
Stout, MIsll Marlly.n Gons, Miss.
Lynn RetalUck, Miss Patty HUrs! ,
and Miss Jnlle Howell . . The group
en'jayed. a show !n Dayton and Ii.
lunch at th .Vum Y,um dlnlng
room.
Mrs. Emma of Dayton,
was a week end MemorIal Day
luest. of ber !lonlnlaw and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. A. H: tublJB. '
Mr. and Mrs: Ch!l1'les Chapman
of Chicago. who were enroutc '.0
Atlantic City. recently IIpent a few
days wltb ' their parents, !'tt I'. lind
Mrs. J . B. Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert: CIlu.pman
and little rOn' I' hnd os th Ir
U8IIts Mr. Rnd II1rs. . Frederlch
Stanton and son and Miss Mnry
Stanton Oolumbus, Mr. Mrs.
, W1lliam E. stanton and SOilS ot
Clncll\natJ. and Mr. and Mrs.
Wniter l:tantoll of Montgomery.
The PrO,rresalve Buslnes8 women
wl11 hold their June meeting on
Wel\neaday evenng-, June 7 with Il
plewc lupper at tbe home o( M),s.
Carl Norman, . Tb ' new orflce'l'''
wtU be vat d upon at thla meeting.
WALTER & dBo8s ,
Fitchburg. 1t{..... 1MIIdU f
1Dc0miDe PreaideDt of 'l'h. I'Int
Chweh of a.n.t. ScIea&Iat. ha ,
. BoItoJl. tj
S'. ' Cross. -of Filcbbuli,
MIlSS" hRJl been ii ume" , pr.sJdent
Dr the Mother burch, tbe F:rst
Cburch of Ohll lt, SCientist, jn
Boston, Mass., It \\'05 onnounced In
Booton today.
M'r. CrOSB JlIlS becn active. In
varlocs . in the Chris
t llln SOlence' DlO'Vement, having
Joined the Mother Church .ID' 190'6
and .f<>r lJ1any Ye,11"1f has be.en Il
Ch rlstlan praet;1tlimer. '
Ourlng World War I be waB an
anny chaplain with the 89th a,nd
21th D1vtslons. 1 H tr: r t e
at tbe Chrisllan War R.e-
Uer Dellot III I.e rdnns, li'!'ance.
. Prior to ,'rVax I Itll Ilervl!ti
II.S Christian Science Committee on
PUblication for t ' e of Mar y
land. He haS: Rel": ed rt\ the I\ible
Lesson OOGlIlll.tte w!.lch
LesBOD-Sermons ueed. by all Chrta.
4H CLUB HOLJ).S
MEETING
- .
f
The Wa.ynesvllle Needle d
Threlld club met the first ti,v
of J uI.e at the Waynesville ' H.b
Sch; ol with Mary C. Wlsematl In
chllrge n nd Belty J. Cassld): pI'(>.
sld.lng,.
. We hemmed .towel's .
and Mary WIseman gave Ull
books, We have Blx neW
bers: EIiEabeth E. MIIl'tln,
KlllwOl' th, Tony ' Morun, flbll'ltl6>
k 'y. .Sue
'Sally Lo.U SmIth. We a,re to
the 4K IJledge for the next
meeUng.
Nut mei:l Ung will be qeld
Sally LOu Smltbs home tile
day of June at 1: O() p,
Mary Joan
aalliME,
The Frlendahlp Club will meet
tn regular . session. on Wednesday,
June Uth wltb a. luncbeon to be
served at tte Far HUI8 Party
lIo\lse. All rese"atlon. 1e
....... :u&Il J
tlUl SotllftCe cbllrcbei fo!,
Sunday aervtcell. .:
'lI'r :- .. -,. 'gft
Ill', and lite. J.oul. Frle. linter
"'h)6d cn Sunday, ee(ebratln
thirtieth we,1I1:ng anniver-
sary, W'lth Mr: nnd Mrs.
Meredith nnd daugbter of XenIa;
Ullbenlt)', u.nd aiumnus also or
PbllJl.ps Academ'y ilt Andover.
MMs. He 18 a native IOf Filch
urg,MaB8.
Mr. ond Mrs, Paul "darlfey .. an: w.. C. T. U. TO MEET
'dl!-ughter, Mal'Y Loll' nn 11 r. an Tbe W. C. T. U. will meet wllb
MM!. Walter Oampbe11 of Dayton, Mrs. ,:Adrlu. Braddock .. bOiltess
as their dinner . on FrIday afternoon, June 9' at 2.
Mrs. Mary ol Colum Mrs. Glenn. Borden ' will be tbe
bus, and Mrs. James Stopps, of leader.
Ytpa Wlert, were Saturday after .A':11 m'embers are ur .., ed to com..!
noon guests 0[ Mr. and !'ttl's. Loyd .
Davis. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ds.v1s also and anypne interest. II Invlted.
1144 .s evening uests, Mr, of Tuscon. Arhona, Mr. and' ,!tlrs.
and 'Mrs-. , Fred Cole of Ds.yton. '. J. H. Sackett and Mr. Mrs.
BuDda,. afternoon .of Dr. Jolln P. Sackett and daughter. '
and A. E. Stout and daughter Mr. and Fallis F:' Palne and
were Mr. and Mn. George .Malta Jlttle daughter have moved to their
of Dayton, Miss Barbara Lou., Bland home near Washngton C. H. where
and Mr. Don Beck. , _ they will. both be employed as
WR.L CO TO EOTS ,
CAMP f Y
Wal'ren Sbeehan, sop of Ml. and
Mrs. Walter Sbeeb.lln. and F!mery
Robbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
RobbWs. of Waynesvme, wlll gf)
(0 Boys tate at Gamp Perry
La e ' rle, Satul'day, for ten daYII.
MOTOR TO KENTUCKY '
Mr. Ray Klontz ., and family mo
torll!! to Louisville; Kentu'Cky. Sun.
d,ay. . Mrs. Klontz ond cl tldrea
stayed w,lth here whlle, Mr,
Klontz continued on to St. Louis.
Here the board ot' the
Afrloan Ohurcb or Christ mission
met at the Old Folks Chr'stl.an
Homo)" Plans ." ere laid to
'WIPBlona;les. to Soulh' . J\I, leu Im-
Mr. and Mrs. Edwerd, Kuhn (tbe in the scboolsl
Blwer) are annoull- Mr. and ' Mrs. E. F. ' Earnhart __
omc the bh'th of a seven pound, spent Sunday 'at ""bite Lak@,'
mediately.
thirteen ounCe son, Edwll.Jld A))ell near Portsmouth. PASSES AWAY
Kubn Jr .. the MJddletoWD Hoa- 1\fr. and L. O. Rt: lIobn en:
pltal all May 31 st. tertained to S8turday evening din HARVEY8BURG.":" Mre. Sara
IMr. and'f)frs. Rohert ner . recently and had as th!!lr (Aunt. Sara) W.rd, 117, on, Of
NOTICE TO ALL
LOCAL MERCHANTS
As .a movement t'o make Waynes.
lillie a cleaner town, ail merchants
ould clean out their gutters each
morning . . Th is will not take much
time ' If done each day, and , will
really Improve the looka of our
town to the ":Iany people who pa.s

Tl. e 'FII Y I:I Oys Ctub anDoll,n 'es
Olal the hlductlon has been po:; t.
POlli d Indaflnltely bec::t use of thl'!
nbsenee or 1II.J\olsers and menlben .
A meotlng "'til li e' hl1ld '\\ odnes-
day. June 1<1 n l il a 111gb st"bool
In." n III 7.30 P. m.
All )11 em hel'lI. ti re I' I' Qllc8ted to
aUt' ud.
Local Man Heads'
Reserv.e Officers
. -
L.T. COL. ARTHUR J. WILDE'
" Er!'l.
Lt.. Col ' Arthur J. of
WaynesvU!e, United !),'tates Air
j.'ol'ce was elected prElJil'
Id;: nt of the Ohio Department o[
lIle Reserve Omears AllBoe1atlon
(lOA) at the Department's,25th. an.
nual collventlon held recently In
'ftoledo, Ohio. . ,
'I'he ROA Is an organization of
Al'my. NaVy, ' Air lo"orctl, Marine ,a'nd
UNITED IN
.. DOUB.LE RING
WEDDlNG HERE
,At 2 o'olock ID the afternoon of
May 31, in II. double ring cere/Ilony
at the WaYneov111e Methodist
Miss, Ma.rgaret Minerva
Harlan. daughter at' Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Hall.an of Lytle-Ferry road.
and Rlcbard L. Olaon, Jr., son of
Wm. OIBOQ, of 'Putnam, Conn . ex.
cllluI" d nuptial vows. The Rev.
Bernard Baughn performed , the
ceremony be [ore an altar bankild
with summer flowero and palms and
Ughted w,th tapers In candelabra
Ruth Earnhart Bang the wedding
music wolle VJrginia Bal'dln served
as pianist.
. ,
. Immediately follOwing the.' cere
many, I t J'eception was held at the
Far Ii Ills Party House 9,fter which
the young CQuple left for a mator
trip tbrough the . New England
Stute". For 'uavellng the bride
wore II. cailet blUe gaberdlDe suit
and wbUe accessoTJes. '
Guard rel!erve of(Icel's 'fhe brIde; 'who was given ' In
ICuceil to the peacetime tralning of mlll'ri age by, her father, walked to
re_ GI'Ve of11cer8 and . the develop- the altlli' In a. gown. of ice blue satin
of re"erve potential for Da with an overdress of 'Wblte chan.
lit nat emergencies. tilly Illce and a. tlnger tip veU
Lo),mel W1J lde has been /LoUve wblell ftlll a bonnet Qt la(le
.n reaerve arfatrs slnqe . matching .b'er AreBI. She cariiecl
.1\1 commiSSion .In 1936 on gradua shwer bouquet of whlte 1'01181 aDd
=-trom Obto Un!ve1'8lty. JUlies valley. . "
Last year he served' as of 'Hadan, ftl! b",de'. at.
tb'e Tr,1-County ROA Chapter whJch ter, Wll.jl ber on!y attewlaJit and,lbe
lncludes ,Cllnton. ",arren and Fay- a floor lencth dre .. of
otte cOunties. dotted SWisl &Dei metcbln. bat -aDd
Wm-ld ,War II, Colonel ea.rried A 1M)uqil. of ......
'l9tth We . ,6th :AIr and UUles'ol the vallet. ThO bride-.
. orce In the 80UthWest PBoUlc as mother selected a 'Bieeo
a radar officer. from chJffon dress with blu.cJt &COllSOri ..
GRADUATE FROM
ovel'!'BU he Will ,aqtgned 'to AMO and wore a. of rosel.
7/ here be remained. until
. -rom aellve service In 1946. Colonel 'l'he bridegroom 1Vaa .. alated
OHIO UNIVERSITY I VUde weara the Legion of Mertt. man
, In clV1Uan lUe he Is employed as
Carleton J. Stanley will be grsd.
u_ted with a as.E.E. degree (Bach.
elor of SCience in Electrical Eng.
Ineerlng) from Ohio Unlveralty 01)
Sub day , June 11. .
Mr. Stanley Is tbe Hon of ltfr.
lUI.it M'rs. Howal'CI Slall 1ey, Waynes.
vjlle, Ohio.
.,He bus accepted an Engineering
JlOSltll) n wltb Dolco Produots, DI.
vision of General Moto!'s, Dayton,
Oh!o.
;'llef .mglneel' ot the Aircraft R.j!.d- ,Out o[ town gueets for tbe ,wed
ir. tioD Laboratory. EleeU'Dnic Suo. ding .were; Major apd M1'8. J. !I.
jlv18ion, Eng'lneerlng Division of Stockton of Washington, D. C., Mr.
he Air Material Command. Col. and I!11's. Peterson ot 0l')'8-
,ndMrs. Wilde and their son, Lake, .ohl.o. Mrs. Glenn Weach
OdIel live ' at the UnderwOOd at Loudon ?,fUIs. ill., MI'8, Fred
Ohio. Prlcket. Ul., Mr. 'and
,' I,lcb Ilre owned by Col. Wilde. Mrs. George or,
. . Indiana, Mrs. Norman of
JJarv;fJu"
Carlisle, Owl>. .
. Fo'110Wlng tbe wedding trill, tbe
young couple Wtll re/llde In W\fUIh-
Ington, D. o. I
8y ;JANE FITS
Ii
Tennes,see, Is ilIe bouse guest of
I Barbara Bogan Is m ;with bls . siBter<tn.law, Mrs. 'Florence
. -..a ' OMC the meaBBles at her home near cblller. .
town.
M.ra. Emma ltrcCluro of Franlf,ln" . Mr. and Mrs . David' Elbon and
I Mrs. O. R. Ford. of .Detroit, ,
cal ed on ' Mi ss .May \'Vrlgllt on Michigan, spent severa.) da.ys last daugbter .JacqueUnd, of'Mo
week . aa 'the hOUl!egu8Bf .of row, . were tbe guests Saturday of
Ml's, 0\1\'6 .Cmi returnod on Sat Mrs. Mary S. . '. Mrs. Elbon's ' an4
I)l'dny fro;m A short Visit In Clarlis- Mrs. Marie Starr Gray, of Day., Mr. and MrB. ' Ben.
ville wltb Mrs. Madden. Ion, wu a houseuest far a lew Mrs. Carl Moore and. , bell daugb.
and daugbter Gall, of Xenia, spe,nt guests, MIB,! Jacqueline "St. Jobn thiIJ" communltlll' .bOl' kaown
tlie put week With her parente, Hubbard, Oh!o, Nancy and and loya. cltlz,na, P ..... " away,
M.r. IlIld Mn. Louis Mrs. Billy , SetUem)ll'e; Mla!l Barbam h.,. ho"" r' H,.rv.y.burg,
Mill. and , little Lou John and Mr, ' {jon Beck. 1Iunday , mOrning, following an
'Ollli were Tburaday dlnne .. gue"U'I Mr. and Mrs. L. H, Gordon bad eKtended IIIn . ,
Mrs. ,Lee ' Mason of daYB last week of Mrs. O. a. Miss Mary Lou Moore, have
' c.alled on., her 1n.laW, lett IUld her ' BoA Mr. .Rtc)bEIFt ,I'l'lstulrnBll tbm ;OulaD, Mis"., where
Allee ' Clal-k Tliellday, .' Collett. f he'y v1ffiled El'nl,!st "Bud" Moore,
0' MJ'" J'Io le ' FrIel and. Mrs. as their week end gue.t. theIr, M .... W.rd h.d lived In ' thl.
Roae , nelce; Miss MIriam ',FIte, of Ob1O commuDity for mare than
Mr. and 1. i. B\l.I'sl'e wer!,! State. ' flvl. Y"1'., moving h.'r. 'from
among the guests 00 Su!'4ay eve. , The Waynestl1e Garden t Club hel" n . tlvi M.rlon,' lndian.. All
nlng 'when and Mra.", B. J. Hill ,h,eld tbelr monthly, meet ot"the year he Ipen't here were
entertained tbe "47 0111b" at lng' at the Far HJlJa Party 'HQ\18e devoted. to living good chrls-
home In M.'t. Heillthy. , Mrs. ElIsabeth and tlan IIfl. ahe wa ' member of
Mr. and Mrs. RaI,pb Hastings ell- Mrs. Evelyn as ,the ..A. M. E. ctlurch In Harvey ..
tertalhed to Sunday BUP- Mrs. Athll. F'urnal.l 'p,resrd84 over burg and of the Might
per, Mr, and 'Roy ltlauplD, Mr. tbe OP!!nlll'g tUteen II , Mllllilal'Y, 80clety. '
Mrs. Jack Banta ,alid Mr. and a.nawered roll eatl. ' II.... .urvlvora .includ. two
Mrs. Josepb 8beets .of Lebanon. OoIIlneJ' read a paper ' on con .. C.'vln Wa;"" who fO'l"m.r:)'
Mr. and MJ's. L. H. ' Gordon bad 'Flower ot the Month ,- tlle .. na with the H ..monalre_ OVl"
Memorial D1iy guests,. ?,frs. WJD,. !ardel, remlndel's were glvell by WLW, Clnclnn.tI,' .nd Ne.l,y
Ifred Hartslek lind ,sol!- and several aJl!l Mr,a. Alma 0,' Mlnne.po,lI., Minn., two
EmPlll< -McClul'1!. latter 'p.tltraOD tbe d.u.ht..... Mre. Mabel JohDlon,
rflmjlJnlnl Cor a. tew d,aYI. of Clors"l'e.. of CI.v.l.nd alld M rl. AUpe
till'. and . Mr.. Elmest Harlan The weetlnr adjourned, follow. Killn.rd, of H.rveytbUrll,
... ere Sunday, gueats of Mr. and 1nl the interastlne proP'8Di, aDd .ev.r.' gr.ndohlld,. .. and ar t.
Mrs. Robert Peterson at CI')I8tol durlnr the aoclal de1lcloUa Ice " H. r lIulband,
LaIIe.. cream aDd cue ,were lHIJ'Vecl. SlImu.l. preceded h... In death,
',M,arl1rn l\u1'8ke aDd Mr. Mlill Sarah CODllJr, brld ... lect. .IIY" y ..... aoo.
Dr. ,HOlloiway and . Misa Dr. lI11d Mrs. W. E. Frost iUld who Is stationed t1leJ'e with t1)e
BostQ' Mr. Setb Mr. ' and Mrs. RQbert of United Sto.tlil ArlDJl.
Fur-Dal to Rtichmond Sunday where Springfield, altond d the.: r unning Mr. lind Mrs. James Rader, and.
attended Whitewater Qurater. ra,ces at 'n.!Ulah Pa,rlt, MemorJal thei r daugbters, MarSha Ann and
I, meeting. " Day. Ruth. ' and Steve ot , King-
lIfl ... Glenna MarSh of Mr. and Mr-: HoraCe Simpson man, len ,SlWlday eVllnlng for Iowa
VllIltect ber OOUl!lri, 'airs. LucUe and tbelf chlldr n. ot Pttshln, whip'e they will v:lslt w'ltb frlendll
Sundl\.y atternoon. the, Sunday of .!'ttr .. 11.1111: l'elatlves for n Week: Mrs.
801\1 parents. Mr. And Mro. John Stille. who boa be.en spending
' Miss Helen Meyera of Coluinbuft. SlmpRon. . eJlal weeks ther,e With hel' Ilaugh-
visited ' Dav;ls on Me- Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ter and family vim return, hOlDe
mortal, Da.y. ' . 1" .
of Detroit, Michigan. are the Wtb :
, ViSitors oC JeBP" Ga.rn ... on Mon ' hous'e guests Qf "Mr. RoberSon'" J . P, Thornbu'ry, pastor' of the
day' . Mfjl, SUsan
l
S\Chipldt, Carl parents, Mr, Illd MrR. John Rob- ,ronab's Run ' hUrch, has returned
. Hougb of ' WUmlngton OrBOn. flome from Mass:. where
and IIlls UrsUla ToohEIY of' Dayton. )I". T.odd :Bunce and . be the llapt 'at convention.
Day enllerIJ were M';:S WlLllam BunM, 'or Lebanon, ... ere Mrs. W. C. Brown and.' her .sls"
"Y Bl'OIWn, Spring Valley, "the guest of friends and relative. Mrs . . Hiram of $1'110,
Mrs. , Lee and In CinCInnati, ' were callerS tn Friday
Mrs. Ernest MsiinOo,\ an4 M;I.a M af"-moon .
mo.... r. ond M1'8. Eugene Bnodgass ..,
IlIWOjll Mannon aU of f'tlWQgtOI1.
J:JUnday calle..- weir. Mr. and bu.vc purcbasEtd the. farm n.,,,vlloU'R- ,1 MIsse" Ma,ry Jalle Moore, of
". Iy owned bv Yr. ' and M-. Howard D .. vton was a gueBt S t rd f
E\lgene Oldendol'll'b, Mr. and " ... 'D -", au II-Y. 0
M1'a. Waldo aeplocle, all of Haas. Sr. The farm Is loca.ted her [JIother, Mrs. MjllIle Moore.
Mr. Wilson Edward, of Spring' north ot the village on JUdge Mra. Minnie Ccon Is III at her
field. and MI88 Margaret Russum, Roa.. home on !\taln street . .
01 DaytoD. visited their aunt, Mlae IIr. an4 Mrs. A. D. "Buster" Mr. and Mra. Howi.rd Grallam
Dale Duffee or Bowling Green Un!- was complimented on e... FUlleral .. rviOla wlr. ..".
venlty, were "eek end peata ot nIDa by Mn. C. E. E4KinstoD wbo ctuctad WICI" .... ' 1 Po m.
tbe fonuer's parents, Mr. and Mn. entertained wttb a lineD lbower at at th. Ip"lII"el' ohurch, 8l1go.
J. J. Burake. Ilr: 'and Mrs. Bunle ber hom . , Tbe evenlq "u ... .." Itn. LIOn. P .... and Rev.
,."llp to Bow11a, 01l Friday pleuUltl, lpeat, ." theae rona. MoOlIl'Ij" J........ offlolatecl.
to att-..4 the lra4ua\lCln or Mia olallllDatea aid tMCbent anet tbe IlIterMttnt Ia oharg. of .... ",_".
........" EdwlU'ds SuD4u arter- Martln and tbelr eon. DoUa!as, bad as their house guesta scvers:1
apelt .morlal Day, In Mentor. last week, Mr. and M ....
KeDtuc1l7, .. ' tile m8llta or IIr. Kirby. of Indianapolis, Ind. M .... I,... beulOr ",eat ".. pru.atcl "Itb a L ........ ...,"ofd. ,......,.r HomI
U
] __
IIr. and Ill'll . W. II). StroUd .... .. or ,Jlb. A WU ..... ' In .... ohlll'Cfl ...... , ' ....
ceat17 ball .. 4hmer ..... tIi, ..... 4aIDQ- dtIIeit ooat'It WU Hrn4 ... ,.,
.... lin. Wade ad .... '" - IloIItM.
MartIn'. II1'RIIdPlU'enw, Mr. &DIl Mrs. OS88 Harlan was a dbmer
Mrs.' 'Arthur Martin. meat of MM. Beaafe Coolr, of near
aa-t 00I1i ... . of NaaIlvUlt. WaJDa_VIIIe,81m4q
. "
PAGE TWO
THE MIAMI WA OIDO
Thur day. June 8 1950
---WEEKLY NEWS YSIS---, ,POLITICS:
Justice
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Nation Displays Might. on First
AImed Forces Day; Atlantic Pact
Nations Announce Defense Plan$
Are Both Porties Split?
Observers are wondering If tbe
Republican and Democratic
both are going into the
election wi th split political frontis,
The Republican trend came 1:0
light in tbe Oregan lenatorlal pri
mary which was won by IOOepel1
dent voting Sen. Wayne Morse. Hli.
campaign Is not likely to resembl:e
any other Republican dr!vel W.
Very Strict ot Times
M;ILWAUKEE - CoLe y B.
McAlister, 37. has learned that
judges can be very strict.
McAlister was released from
the house of correction after
aervlng SO days for vagrancy.
A- couple at days he
stopped Patrolman Clement
Schmidt I .nd said: "Take me
In. I want another SO days." ,
Junior Pair 'for Summer Gayety
irIs' Dress Combines Fabrics
I (EDITOR's H01'lll:1 WIle ... opL.lon p ea In the eol.mDI, .... y .re tb ... or
iw ltr. N .... palln Unloa'. lie ...... I:r.b aDd Dot u, or 'II"" ..,opapI . )
faU. '
FORCES: Assails Truman
In PennsylvanIa. Governor
R. Duf1 defeated tile old guard R,,.
In the senatorial , prl.
Again he was taken befQre
District Judge Harvey L. Noel
.en on a vagrancy cl),arge. Said
A Workable Team
Any doubts that observers mi ght
bave entertnlned about the SUCCl'llS
of arqllid forces . unification In the
,United States v,ra$ dispelled with
the observance or the, first natIonal
iArmed Forces Day.
For the opservance, America' s
fighting forces across the world
paraded In tile mightiest show of
power since World War II. The
biggest show of all went on In Qer-
many where more than 85.000
Yanks demonstrated their readi-
ness.
The day's message to the world
was plaIn: Il'he' United States Is
awake to the menace of Commu
nlst aggressiOn aDd Is l'eadylng It,
defeMes. '
President Truman ' took the
.ion UI tell the pubUc that If call)
had passed his universal mil.
.itary training program five years
a,o "there would have been no
cold war."
He allo invited IIll AmerIcans ''to
take Itoek of the state of our readi
Dell to defend ouraelvel a,alnst
a,peallon ...
And, In ,eneral, American.
plea.ed and impressed wIth what
the, .aw Although the
force. were leu in number, they
.eemed well trained, power.packed
that jwould form the backbone
of new Uinte. mould ' the lituation
arlse.
naVJ and .ir force put on
united .front that wal J)le .. ln, to
oj:lwerven who remember recent
unlfIeaUon Iquabbles between the
. lervicel.
Sen. Roben Taft Is ahown
above .peltdur over .. naUon-
wide r .. d I 0 network. He
cbarred Iii his .peech that tbe
adminlstra*loD bls ahakeD the
coDfldence of the people and
seeks to elecl a "subservtent"
CODCfCIS' to voie Into I ... poll.
cles tbat woUld wreck the COUll-
try.
DEFENSE:
West United
mary. "
In many Quarters the Duff and
Morse victories were seen as SlgnLS
that many RepubllcB,n voters
the party needs to offer more than
mere opposlUon to President Tru
man's :F'alr Deal.
On the Democratic front, a few
more cracks have ' been added to
the spilt caused by the civil-rights
contlict started In 1948.
Southerners are still batlling the
..am, aDd recently, have gen.
erally opposed Truman's plans for
more government spending. The
Branoan plan has added fuel to the
fire at dil;content among some
the President's b est westerin
friends.
With these points ' In mind, the
September and October political
speecnes ot both parties may prove
the most interesting In years. ,
the .defendant: '
"I've reconsidered my propo
sitlon, judge. 1 don' t want any
more time In . jail. What I plan
1:0 do is writ.e to my 'In
Greenville, S. C., and ask her
for money to return home."
"Well, you can do that when
you're In the jail,"
plied the jUd![e. "There'll be
pen and Ink."
"Oh, I won't get any money
if I have to WrIte from jail,"
MoAlIster sold.
"What difference does It
make where you write the let-
ter to your
"It makes aU the difference
In the world: I planned ' to teU
her to send me money because
1 was sick."
''That would be obtalnin,
money under false pretenses,"
saId the jl,ldger, "Tan day. in
the house, at
Meanwhile, a hlghranklng
publican took another swing at th,e
President. charging that be ieeks
a "rubber. stamp" congreSl elected '-___--========-.......
In November. A ' F D
Said GOP national ehairmm 1f oree raps
now are clellr. President Trumllil
Guy Gabrielson: "The 1950 1.lUe. of "'
At one point In their pollCy malt ha. asked Ule voters UI live h1m III ' - G AI
log in recent the Rusllans rubber-stamp congreu that wtlil War ames ' ea
realoned, and not without baal., approve bia proeram ot lodal- I
that the western powers would 11m." SOUTHERl'J PINES-The ,
never really be united. That rea air force, in cOllltant leareb for
lon1nI, bowever, hal received a WINNIPEG: new and' improved methoch or de-
terrWc Jolt. W bUd f t d Ilverln, men and equipment to ,
at ut , n e eo e . "'ven area tor defellle ' or attack.
The 12 western natiolll, mem- ..
bert or the ' Atlantic pact, bave Flood battered Wlnnlpe,' llowt:r recently eompleted 1be lar,en ma-
Cbeefral ComblDatloD
Y
OUTHFuL skirt and blouse
combination that's Ideal ' for
the p'opular IIquare dance. The full
skirt Is trimmed with rows . of
colorful ric tac, tiny rlitfling ac
cents the peasant blouse.

P.ttem No. l8O't com,. In .l&eI 11. 11.
BOSTON:
agreed to pool their economic and returns to normal With nearly neuver Ilnee the war in wbleb
mWtary 'might into one vast armed flftIi of the clt7 at one time unde:r thousands or men and tOIll or .up-
force, centrall7. directed UI re.11t water, the cltizenl railed a banne:r pUes were ,dellvered by parachute,
. Soviet aggressIon. proclalmln, they were bu,t In the flrlt 48 hour. ot operation
The plan, In reaUly a ' unillcation undefeated" on the court boule anI" Swarmer, 111,46/S men invaded the
J3. It. 18 and 18. Size 11. Illlrl. 4V. yardl
of 311 or 3S-lncb; bloUAe, 1V. yard
a
Td. of Tradition
I . . Is American inspired. It ' for the Red river to' aho" Carolina "combat zone" .".
will "create a balanced collective 'u . first drop. parachute ' or were landed ap the
, CliIqa:xtn, Its jubUee celebratton, force," which mew each or the Before It came flood waters airatrfp- "captured" by flrlt 10-
old BOlton let down ita 12 natibns will contribute RneclUc reached a record hlgb for the ceDi- vaden.
Send toda:r tor ,our cop, ' of .lhe . orln.
and .ummer FASKION. It' . dU,d .. Jib
Ideal for a Imarl .UlIII\1er
Fr.e pattern P.-tDted Nld. th. book. ""
eant..
by lerving cUnner to 10,000 on the unita to the eentral we.tern;rmed tur.Y Some 100000 of WlnnIpel'l Supplies e,SD'l tons, in- ... ........................... 1
Common' .nd a bam dance force and' 'not try to maintain ell. S50,cioo were foreed til) cludln, jeeps alid three-quarter atODir '1 A. IN, ME ? 11
at the Garden. . I II mWta- ta" 'evacuate and man.. ot 'OUthtlrlll truw, were alao delivered ':'Y
Bell"-'" .- be ke larg1t maal pens ve overa ..... es .,.. -., f th' ..... .. or the , 1
....... .... w II bm . - eb __U taloecl In Mani<nba'. town. were deserted. Some 0 . a ..... mu"" , n.. . ?
ever served to a Jeated group, the sen .. , ea . Ii arachuted from the
all arms When rIver ahowed Ita ftrlt IUPP e. were p the 71 .... General Qu.IZ . . .??
Pelts got a taste of tradition by . The was leen by mWtary drop, .Oood water. were about two 807, ru,hts that pa.sea over '"
eonsamIn, five Ulnl or baked beans, men , a. the one 'means of gIving feet below the absolute peak area. _ .................. ............ ............... ...
1bree Ulns or potato salad. and the west .a balanced defense force, which engineer. figured alll In all. ... 000 anel 18,000, The Queitiona
'3,Il00 powdl of bam. 10 harmony, and' with at Winnipeg would be ",aterlo.,.11 tons into the zone ' 1. Who was first Secretary
events!.of the dub,Uee were maximum eWclenc;y. . and the whole population . woullil air dUrJn, the 11 day of State en the Uhlted 'StatesT ,
..... ed to call attention to the I ...... ha b ' d A.lt .!'prce. and Army leaders III- ' 2. Why do miners c a l' r "
cultural, business, ' 'lndustrlal, and United St,te. fa expeeted to va. to e evaeuate 1 dicated that the7 belleved the raOo canaries ' tnto . the minel'
recreatiOnal advantasel 01 BOlton bear the greatest part of the eost, Even with the river back In ttl Uoe &lrtHt. altbOulh far from 8. What Is the most
aDd ' although each nation :will .hare 10 banks, however, observer. .aid It fe.ct In wu demonftrat- connected v.:lth b 0 rae
the' "bake4:beaD 1UPPft" proportion to itl re.ouree.. The would be Ileaf the lalt or .June JnI 'be "raet1cablllt7
of
aD 4IIldreb" ,racln" .'
aU , the took lui U. S. ahare 18 e]Jpe'c:ted UI eolt fore th.e City, would"be back ,tiack .or COUDtei--atta.. f. Name the author of ' llUow
.om. of ,. ree- more Ulan a .bllUon dollar'a this :mal OeD. J .. ' Lawton CoWna; ' am17 Green W ... My ,
-d - -- .... __ ineluded I nnn 7
eat
.. S 'I! .... _. _. __ N called the maDeavef It. Where Is the p. e t r1 fie d
"b;;;;;'brea.c1. 12,000 '; That the west is deadly lerlOUl MRS. ROO fVEL ,;: ;.::.d:rt;;.:"'and 1.ld it was "the ForestT
dlvidual apple pie., 12,000 aervtngl and intend. to have the plan in op- Comforted DistresSed bl,selt .tep forw .... d IlnCf the
or cheele, and l2,000 Puker bOUie , erlltion a. loon a. wal evl war." ;
I'ODa.' . '. dent b7 til.e creation of an over-all Mrs; E 1 a nor Boosevelt wail . Mueb or the teehnlque UIfIcI ID

, 1. Thomas JeUerson.
Ori. thousand volunte'ell walt- councQ of deputy' foreign mlnliters, awarded ,the seventh annual Wu. dMppin, meil and .upplle., and
re el, .Upervlled b1 to home econ meetln, all year round, UI put the, llamsbur, Settlement ,old.medll Icbedullnl fUghla over the combat
omJata and dieticians. lerved the toree. Thta councfl will award tor tnlUying the Amerlem area, were developed In the ''Bel'-
food, have a permanent powerful ebaJr. wa.y of llfe and aJdIDi the under- lin airlift," arrD7 aftlclala npon.
man
Am
' Wbrlo, It is underltood. wtU be prlvUeged. ed.
2. To warn them of the presence
of isse'I. ,
3. The Kentucky Deroy .
f. ' Rlebard Llewellyn.
5, In Arizona. It was elltabllflhed
as a national monument in 1906.
UNEMPLOYMEN.,:
Worker's Output Up
Ac:ool'dlr)" to the, federal re.erve
board the lndivldual worker'. In
output ha. :been,one of the
ble factors in ' the unemplO)'ment
picture Ilnce last lUIDlDer.
I The' board analyall ,of
market ' developtnentt" pohlt UI
twO at work 011 the pan
of bUllneSI manarement:
1. "Large ' atroni
naneJal posItion In reeent
bave encouraged bqalnels to lpend
recOrd amoun", for new machinery ,
and equipment or hi,hly": 'etUcleij.t
deslln- ' . . '.'
2. "lntenaWed competitive pre ..
on Djlana,ement to reduce
costl, partl1 b;r curtaWn.
ment aDd by utWzln, thole ' em
ployed more eWelenUy than earUer
In the postwar perl04."
an e can. At the presentation dinner, for OHfcers .ald that much of the
Some IOWCes predicted the U, S. mer congre .. Clare Boothe Iplproyfaed loading and u'nload\nJ
may require' a lar8er air foree and Luee caned ber lonltime pol1tical"ecZl,llIPment had not worked al well fO.EmAr.;;.ii .... ;;;o.;ii... ..... "4
navy UDder the plan, Ilnce this foe the ''belt-loved woman lD the u expected durln,l the. maneuver.
IlOWltry will be en\lrely respanll. and .aid th8t, no woman They added, that the -',IIITY
ble for atomic 'and 'other strate,lc ever bad ".0 comforted the d1&- P\I11IO.e of the operation wa. to '
bombln, In clle of enemy a"res 1ressed-or dlstreased the ftDd alllwer to thpse q\l,!stl:ODlI:. LOVES EASY RnIEF.'
lion. ' . able." ''Bow did . we err In plalDDlln,y' 'I
"WhelJ her Justly "What I. good and bad about our F"'OM CONSY. ' PlnO'N!
DEMOCRATS:
Harmony ' Disturbed
. Surface h arm. a n prevanIng
among at the ;Jefferson
JubUe_ celebration in Chicago " ..
ahaHered b7 the , controversial clvU
rlihtl tssue, .wbleb spilt the part)'
1948, ' .
'!be Democrats were IItartled be-
caUle' of the ' unexpected' lOurce of
tJle dlI.ention, , ,
anc!, and patience witb the Com. equipment?" .. II ' I
munilt. finall)' gave out, tlJat da:, 'l'be maneuve!' was a levere telt
tolerance of communilm In Amer of airborne operations and an-
iea ended It II lafe to lay IW8red many of the defense
that her resiatanee UI SovIet com. queitlolll.
muniam I. more potent factor
,wlnnln, the cold war than an extrlt
bWlon doiIar. of Marshall pl811
aid, .. ahe added.
Something New
Skunkllnvade Cllildlln
, tinl" Yra. '
T n; Cltlzln. EVI.ult.. man, Clinton,
PARIS, ONT. 898. Ju OM
JP8aTe ' .UIhUy. the relldents of , 1114", umolicilld IdItra.
p&rIa aie convinced that a from ALL-BRAN
by any other nam.e. will smell Just IINI'I.Thilmayher<lW'
, , anawerto COIIItIpailoD
u bad. " " due &0 lack of dleta17 t
The7 .bould know. Three bun- eat an ounce of erIIpy'
Pretty and Dainty
' AS PRETrY and dainty as can
be is this . yoked dress for
YOWlg girls that uses a soft eye-
let fOil yoke and pockets. Three
buttons close each shoulder make
ing it easy to wear.

' Pattern No. 1l1li4 Ja a sew-rlt. perfo-
1aled pa ttern 3, :t.. Ii, e . ., AIld , '
l .u", Size 1 yards of 35 or
.,. yard contra . . ..
IEWING CIRCLE pAnERH DEn.
11M I W.U . CIII '. III.
Enelo.. 2S Olin. III CON for eacb
oaltlm _,de'lred.
Pattern HO. , 811 " ......
Na.me .... . ... .... ........... .........
Addr_
In .dditlon the board reports
there .. an inqeased '''tendency
for women to work out-
Ilde the home," and a 1lm11ar
trend amoq
FARM INCOME:
J-ilt ., to Dip
. Most .outhernefl . who' attended
the Chlca,o' meetlD, choae ,I, tilnore
the civil , rights panel. Jonathan '
Daniell!, Nortb Carolina national
eomm.lHeeman and former 'White
hO\lle aide under President.
Roo.evelt and Truman. .. did not 10
chOoIe.
H" iat throlJlh the meetln" Uat.
enin, to 18 .peuer. demand en.
actment of the Truman program,
and theD lnltated upon .pealdn, at
the ' conclUlion.
dred aInmkI Invaded the to,m. , 1.LL-BBAN dally, drink plenty of
leavln, bundred. of wounded hil w.ter.
maD dljnitie. In Its ,Wake. Chick . 10 dQI, MIld empty carton to
ens were killed. HOUle. were XeUod'l. Battle Cree!c.t Mich. Get
evaC!l1lteci. . And claanID.. arm. YOUR YO",EY BACK I
were conducUDa . the rea tel t
l
if===========================:1
amount of bUline.. 111 7ea1"l: . II
'l.'he army of IlrunkI bJd1aerfml-
,victimized men. women and
chlldreD from a m bu. b under
and In chicken eoopa.
Th. department pre.
dicta that the c .. b lrieome of the
utlon'. farmer. will be wall under
110 . totals; ,
TIle department explained: _
"Prices farmers recem for
tbeIr Producta have ,enera1l7 bHD
belOw thoI. ' of' :rear '10.'
tIIetr costI
ThIa lm.tfon 11 ppected
to continue for th . rut of the rear,'"
Cub receipts from
to lNt totaled 1'1.11 doUara.
I'orecuter. upeet the 1_
'to be. lIS blWOn dol
lAra
NATIONALISTS:
IeadJ for Last Stand
Obaervera bellev. tbe Joai G-
pected Jut .of CblDeae Ha-
tIoDaltata 11 bow underwa7. 'l.'bef
bua, tbelr opJnion OIl the tact the
HatJomillltl have wlthdr8wo from
an' acept one of their bloctadlq
balu alOlll the Chlna
'Apart from Fannon and, the
ne.llbbor'fq Pelcaclore. fI1and8,
the oab" terrilon' remalDlD, to the
Nationallltl appean to be QuemCl1
IIland, ' oft
He told them D.a" be eould not
ao laloD, with them In favor or
eompuJaoIt ta.Ir employment prac:-
tice act, ,and .added: "You cannot
bay. a prohlblUOIl' laW a,&lnIt diI-
m the lOuth,"
. B. ' aueried the 'for
Cfeatlol1 01 a talr emplO)'tllent
praet1ce commlliloD . " .. vea .a
weapon to our , etiemles, the Dlxfe-
crall" aDd maIres . It' poaatble 'for
them ,"to hide belWad the clVp
rfPU Wue wbIlIitbi7 Ilibt evll"7
meuun:' ..
WI... all .... IDYeellptl ....
han 1IeeII lIDIIel" wa, 10 '
Waahlqta. lie,. Valier, L.
BardJok, .. N.,aa Oaklta ,_
ceDle tIP ..... a DeW ODe. . Be
Biked tile ..... nIee ....
1I1IUee .......... .......
.. an ............. all WiIp-
ca,r_ TIle MID ...... ......
,pned utt ... ' .. ..........
. bu1eftn1le17 _ . I , ,
A aldrinI*h between a of
1Ir1l and ,. akuDb 10
.,.aemeDt ot th. y. W. C. A. torced , .
aD Al,,:ld;;:..::a: ACllaaare Tnle whUe ,..u are YOtJNG!
:-aa:; .l;iiiiAL,r.'tTERIIS IIA.I.la
his front ,door. other '. . , *.I'ElTllI1E- " .
lD tIie *SHIE REPAIR liD RBUllAIlIla '
OWN
bJuDaa OIl tbe. 1n- ' . * BODY liD nlDa .. "",........ '
nchn. Ii. wD1 be . *WUlla Alii .ELIC. IRD.).
WbIif of the exbaUlt' trom hla auto- 15 , oan. .......
AId, to 'liVe eaeb of the pta .... '. ..
10 fDr the' ''' Ji'rl4aT
u.. bave .... ,iVIDI tile town.
H RI ... T'r DI,. Un r
II ..... THI
I
EXPLOSION:
'--------__ --J. Second fn Generation
Dear Sin: Please send cOIIIpl ... information on the coaria
I ".e checked below: . ,
'l'be lIIdependeat UniteCl Electrl.
cal Worken union hal been de-
nouncecl .,aIn ' al "'Communlat
damlnated."
Mauric. I. Tobin, lecretary or
'labor. and PhUllp Murra7, prell.
dent ql the CIO, tbe ebar, ..
In JP8ecbel at a or General
Eleotrio workers. The UB: ... d.
pelled from the CIO IaIt .,.eu OIl
char, .. of baviq 1eft.wIn, ten.
cltllcIsI.
-
'l'be 1tUnDecl ' aDd battered ... - TWj
munlt7 of So\Itb H. HII.,"'I .. ,.
mile. lOUth of New York - w. B. E11la
up Ita wounds and; lor the _ ..... ""'........, for cla71 aboUt the
tlme In a ' went eciIDIIII from the boocl of hla
the bUllne.a or 1IIIIItIL be IIDa1l7 lifted
On May 11 tour !i:be. fUuad. hell and two ....
bar,el blew Up. wItb .uCla braIaID. tile otaa. puteee.
-debr" wal aplatterecl over a deicr1bt4 the bID:.a
12 block area. becIra.1led- Be
wera dead 01' infIlfDI aDd be bad drlven
tOO . WUh .... UDder Qte
o WELDING [] BODV & FENDER 0 REPAIR
' NAME ........ _ , VETERAN? V ..... No .. _
.............................. ... .. , .. . ..... , ,'"
City ......... ............. __ .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... Stat. ......... ..
TilE IHIRLO TRIDE SlHOIL, liD.
1112 N. Hit. U21N. Slh St. 783 N. 4th St.
WA..3153 WA..3U4
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. Thursday, June 8. 1950

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stor .
Fast becoming one ot
the mojor sports, under-
woter fishing is attract-
ing men and women
alike. Armed with "cross-
bows", which are in reol-
ity underwater guns, the
fisherman his. prey
at the bottom of the sea.
Necessary equipment in-
cludes rubber fins for the
feet to augment the pro-
pulsion of, the swimmer
and a sheatlr knife 'to
finish off the victim or
cut the line should the
hunter become the hunt-
ed. A contest 'to de-
termine the world cham-
pion underwater fisher:. -
mon was
l
held recently' ln
the Mediterranean.
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At right, Tony Juraenko, the new world
champion, is shown loading the crossbow, It-
is fitted with " trigger,' nd safety catch i lIst
lik. ordinary.: firearms, but is lighter ol1d
made of rustless
To"y i urcrenko (right) ,
' is with the 39pound ._
beauty which brouij ht
the f j s h i nr;g '
championship. The human I
submarine (b e low) is'
searching for game. The
breathing' tube, like a peri
scope, permits the swlm- '.
mer to breathe normally
through. his mouth when I
his head is under water.
THE MIAMI GAZETTE W
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At the start of the competition for the title,
the women (above) low.r themselves into the
water. Notice the fins which give them greater
water speed. in the equipment carried
by the underwater fisherman is a sheath knite,
<left) arra'ngement which hang his "
catch, and II spare harpoon all attached to his ,
belt. I
annar Finds Bl.)wer
Hay Dryer
.Mounted on Cart. It's
Easy to Move About
Wet springs and early frosts
aren't the heada ches they once
were to a growing number of farm
ers. For they have discovered that
immature graIn can be cur ed just
as eUectlvely In storage buildings
al In the field.
The average' tarmer will that
mechanjcal .drying of bay and
Is. not as expensIve as it would ap.-
pear. Hay and gra41 saved will soon
pay for equipment.
,Equipment for mechanical dry-
lng, of grain is simple. and present
farm Itructures can be converted
easily, quIckly and inexpensively
to handle this newest of falrm pro-
chores. Farmer.!,
hay curing will
that the lame fan and motor
MOUDted on wbeels, this mo-
tor and blower takes the bead-
aches ou& of t1urlnr Immature
craID for farmere. Here the
equlpment III sbown be1nr used
. for . hay drylnc.
your own pillow
cases, or guest room ' linens,
these Irish beauties worked
colors. Dainty little
rose motifs are crocheted in
pink set in a lacy background
sparkling white.
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P a ttern No. 8408 "onl1ll11 of complete
eroehet/nc Instructions. sUleh Ulustr s-
tiona, materIal reQuirements and llniab.
Inll a lrectlons. '
Don't walr,send cents today f or the
Anne Cabot Album-It's fill ed with foa.
cinat lng Ide88 for n" edle work f anll-four
free paUe rns prlntecS Inslde the bookl
liE WING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORIt
DIO 8oal" Well. 81 .. Cbl ,. 7. DI.
Enelole 20 cen .. for p attern.
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PAGE
Cbillcse .Fcet
Chinn l:)C'came an import ant
market for shoes aft-
er the Empress Dowage r Tzu Hs i
outlawed lhe Il nciem practice of
blnding women's feet to keep
them tiny.
and one Rica
Krllpl .. box, lopl
THEY'lL WIGGLI!
ANDDANCI
ANDMAK!
FUNNY FAaSI
SLIP YOUR HAND
. INSIDE AND THEY'lL
00 THItU THEIR 'ACES'
there's an ""tra reaaon rOl'
eettlne this delidoUl, nouriahinl,
crilpy rav.orite I For, each puppet.
maU as_ ill coin an4 your printed
Dame and
addreiawith
Rice Krl ..
pi.,. box top
to KdJoce' ..
BOll 313.
BattleCnek.
laan
All
oi
V6t'I"
",."e. lhe Oiffere
nce
ean be used for both dryIDg grain ';';";,; " ;';"';';"';'; " ;,;. " ;,;'';';' ';';' ' ;'; ''';'; ' ';';' ' ;';' ' ';';'';';'';.;.J ''
M Makes Morning Regularity So ElQI
People can baxdly believe what won-
derful r esults Nature's Remedy, IR
Tablets bring, the first t ime they try
them. An HI at njght brings mommg
regularity BO thor oughly, with no
per1:urbingefrects. It leaves you feel-
109 invigorated, alive.
and fini shing forage crops.
The accornJ;lanying illlllstraUon
shows' what can be done in the
of inter.changlng hay cUl'ing
grain drying equlpment. \'I7beo the
hay curing season 11 this
farmer mounts his fa,n' and motor
on a cart and hauls them to a crib
wher e they are put to use blowiDg
moisture out of his immature eorn.
outlet, into which he plugs hiI
motor, 11 located
an adjacent buUdlng.
When dOllble cribs are used, a.
Qle ease shown, the air blast
' through one end of the
driveway. oPPol!ite end 1,1
sealed tip; and heavy .paper placed
walls of the crib frQm the peak
of tile roof to the top of the com
layer. Openings around the fan
and In the floor also are closed. In
single cribs; wooden ducts or "A"
frames are layed down the center
9f -Ule floor and the air blown di
rectly into them.
Dp-ing is successful without' sup-
plementary heat when the temper-
ature js 60 or above and the f.ela-
Uva humidIty 65 per cent or be
lqw. If . heat Is used, building's
. T"'e ydung lady at the left is ' ,hould, be insulated and properly
ventllated. Warm alr ', is blown Into
pleased by her. catch-two small merons and storage by . motol'drlven
an eel. Large eels of this sort used to .feast on rans. Thermostats and othel" con-
trols automaticaily keep tbe tern-
sloyes thrown to them by the ' old Romon perature and the flow ot air at
emperors. Women are getting 05 great a thrill efficient drying levels.
out of underwater fishing ,as men. More' and
!'lor, of them are be,ginning to take it up. .Don't Strain
Bere'li a rlcht Imad Idea for
,. (eed and crain ICOO:P tha .
eUmJute. &be wrIsl
*'"" with the ulnal IIlroJect-
IDe haDcUee. For a I&r.e ICOOp,
11M .... ed be ued In II&CkJiJ..
........ IO-,. .. e lJalvanll4!d m ..
...... II abeat rlrht. The lerap
Ina laUce to whlcla the Iront
..... &be baDdJe II belCe!! lIelps
0.11&, metal ' III
Weather Prophecy
The Bible contains a weather
proverb that is as true today as it
was 20 centuries ago. "When it is
evening, ye say, It will fair
weather: for the sky is red. And in
the morning, It will be f au I
weathe.r today: for the sky is red
and lowering." Moisture and duSt
in the air makes the s}ty red,
When heated by the morning sun,
an updraft follows, heavy cJouds
form and rain probably will fall.
But as nights are cool, moisture
ijDd dust settle to the ground.
, All-vegetable make8 the di/fereni:e-
a big difference! Nt '. ate made of 10
natural, all-vegetable laxative ele-
ments, scientifically blended.
Try II at our expelllt!. 25 tablete OIIly
26e. a bolt at any dru, . .tore. TrY
them. U AOt completely .. tlded..! return
bOz With cmu.eed tablet. to
u.. ,We ,will refwul l'our
mo_y plpa,po/lta..,.

. Why Red star
$lE4/llJ:MTlJI DrY Yeast gives yoi ....
Get a supply of Red Special Active Ory Yea.t today.
You' ll flnd that Red Starwill.ave time In 01/ yaur recipes:
As for flavor and lextur. af baked a.aad., made with
Red Star, lust I.t. your family be the judg
best'
results
THE MIAMI GAZETTE
E, tabll.hed 1850
PAUL A. SCHERER . ...... . .. . .. . ..... . .... . . Editor and Publlaher
CECILIA j, SCHERER . . .... . . . ... .. .. .. . . .. Secretary and Treasurer
I'ubll s h., u Thursday {omtne
Rut erpd 1\8 second closs matter at
I ho I)Ostofl' l{/ o at Waynesville, Ohio.
SubSCl'llltiOIl UnteS-$l. fiO Per Yenr. In advance. III ObIO, $2. elsewbere
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BAIR'D"S
GENERAL
LYTLE

THE MIAMI GAZETTE
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Plan'ning To Build?
, DOC JONES' HORSE
P member when Doc
Jane drove a hor e and
hug-g v ? Why, the horse
was as Iwell known as
0.0 himself. Smart too
- she. could find h'er
way home in case Doc
fell nsleep at the reins
-- omething his stream-
lined can't do. AS
[01' slleed. s he beat ,tbe
stol'k many a time Whet"'-
er folks reallz(' It or not.
tbey owe a. Jot to Doc
Jones' old bo,rse,
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We sell a Complete line of
BuilCling. Material'
from FoundatiOn to Finish at our yard where
you can inspect iL
OF COURSE, WE DELIVER
A .ervlce ' can
Waynesville Lumber
arranged for jI' lit.
tie ... you wlah
aliglottln"
the beauty of the
tribute you ahow
loved one.
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.aDd Supply
STUBBS
FUNERAL HOME
INB lie
FITHER'S DI J.
GIFTS
'Bringing up r.ather is no problem you leorn
. to please him on hi, da,y and how could you
pleole him better then with a gift thot will increase "
hi. enjoyment in . his own special hobby. F'oirley
Hordwcfre Stores ore ideal places ,to shep for ' men'.
gifts-you'll get the best-we'll you with your
.election. and, charge a VERY LOW PRICE.
VACUlJM JUG
5 qt. with por- .
. celahl Interior.
No Joss ot heat
or cold: Com-
plete with tau
. c.et.
HEDGE
CLIPPER '.
. AD all-eJeclrlo
. vaJue &bat will
lIave boara 01
time In Ileeplq
bedl'e8 peat.
ALL-STEEL
OHAIRS
8-0-0 easy to re-
lax In. you'lI
several
MINNOW
BUCKETS
Keep batt alive
lor dan witb
ODe of tbeae "
fIDe al ............
bllclleta.
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
BE,Mll AND MfY AHEAD ...
TRADE.fOR A DODGE TODAY!
. Now .. make ,ar new car dollar worth more
HERE'S the BICCER DOLLAR VALUI! you've been
lookillg fur! Long\'r, higber OlJ tbe
I1'UlDE, today's hig Dodge gives you head
leg rQOm and sboultlcr room that even
more expensive care can't match. . .
Dodge .eata are "knee.level" 80 you sit
uaturaUy-ride relaxed. A big.Landscape wind-
.GRO
MATIC
shield and buge fear ."{'icture window" give {ull
visibility for safer dnvlIIg .
The big, bigh.compression "Gel:Away"
give8 YOII 1111 illillg p,rform3I1c . wllb g)',?1 F,Iuld
Drive to 8wootb Ollt ever), Imle you drive. Let
. your Dodge dealer sbow,you how Dodge VALUE
will put you mile8 and mouey ahead.
c_ I. f ... "MAGIC M1U" ria-Prove Dod,ci
VALua for younelf. See how Dod.e make.
, cobbleltone IIreeU ride like parkway . Take ron.
vlneJo,"MaaJo MUe"demooltratlon todl1.
.. W 81GGIR VALUI
LOWIST-NleID
AUTOMATIC
'.ANSMISSION
frees , .. , ... !Wft""
A .u...,. on Cor_'
,.,,. Co.,
LoOK AT 'HI SHOULD.R ROOM
- Dodge deilio livel you luU
width at .houlder le'fel a. weD
.. leal le"e)- oo uamplo
DODGE
Ju.t a f.w dollars mor.
than tit .Iow t-pr/ced car.'
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Broadw2ilY ___ ___ L_e_b_an_6_n_, _.
Moderll KUohen (Iolo'rrul
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An ittract.lve modern kitcben ha.
melve. and callinets enameled In
sott salmon.rose. The waUs against
which theae cabinets are Plaee!;!
81'e coated lo the samtl color. End
W.1la are a Ulht 'ern-green and the
ISm!! color ueed to coat the drawer
llnlna.. Linoleum and work coun.
ter aw1aces are brown. While door
fram.. are dull silver to rtttltch
tile edJlDa OIl &be . work counters.
"Cnp of OapplDe.a" TRY CAZ1TE a.ASSIFIEDS
Balzac w.. another enthuII8It. iii.iiiiii" i 'iii!lliijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
He laid mucll of his success .. a
,writer to cottee. "When one drink.
coffee," he said, "Ideal come
marchln, In like ,an arm),." At for
WWiam nean Howella. he. too. cer-
a!1mlred "the cup pt bappl-
b...... "It makea you think ol aU
.. BUaa"beWaa !l'1mea
DurlnJ the relen of Queeh Eliza:
lletll. painters of I1J1a .ome.
-- encoWitered difflClUlU.. be,
caU. the POrtrait. th.,. paloted
.cI Ur majesty were not 1utt1c!lenUy
.pllmentary. Man,. of the POl' .
tntt. were chopped up and burned
"tile queen'. order and .procJama.
tWf were macle reJard81 the oell.
oC roJu porlraita. .: .
plea .. nt thin,. that ever bap'
to you." wa. be> Slid
,bout It.
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Better too te. flo .. ,. than too
mU17 in fOUl' floral arr.nJem.".
Sa of p'eat .
st. that JOUI' flower. are
maW,. one and a liaU times the
bellbt of the vase, or one and a
haJJ timea the width ot the bQwJ.
M... the' heavy or dark flowen
near the baH with the U,bt colora
torm. toward \.be top.
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$10 FOR THE AVERAGE FAMILY
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PflYS Up \ T () '. 1f1t.!
FDr [flclJCflse Inc/qding.!
HOSPITAL qARE
IRON LUNC
} 3. MEDlCAL CARE
4. ' NURSiNG CARE
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S. TRANSPORTATION
6. AMBUI.J\NCE SERVICE

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11 20 IMh cut I .
A .... ' Iu" for aye',a,,,-slftdt
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'.11 .1 Ya it.... 4 - c"cle 0"-
for r ervo pow.r,
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HIlY., A &00" Ar 'HIS III"'U"AaLI
I'OW'. MOW fODAY I WI'" II
GlAD ro .. ,oa YOU,
F airley
Phone 2441 Wayne.ville
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WEE'IEND'
FOR FIRST C':A"S FRSH
., and
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FANCY- GROCERIES
AlIO Diabetic Fruita
. . DON'T FORGET
THURSD Y JUNE 8, 1950

Diy Ridge
A Farm Diary
By D. J. Frazier
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. June Q) ] 960.- JllIl e already Il.nd
this Is the second pIrr ct day III
lIuCCUSSIOll bU.t sun it IlIlfL dry
etlO,ug h to begin Quttlng the hllY
and there Is just a itWe mote corn
to pl ll nt 0 11 1I00n ns It Iff- dry
enough. 'rhe heavy rllln day
So.turdny . I'eally son ked tblllgs.
Bverythlng ls growpng espe'lo.lly
. til weeds now IC. We (J an ouly have
a IIt Oe good lIuylng welithe!,", . It i8
alii I cool. A lett er fI'oru 0 II yer
sn,ys that Inst week they had IL
tw Ive In h wet snow that caused
endl ess ,damag,o, It was QO heavy
on tho treoo 'Ilnd plants 'Ulal
brnnchlla were ' strIpped from the
Ireos and some trees ruIned en
til' Iy. At lel1.8t here .we only had
rW1n. Tbe fOliage bere Is eo beavy
thl\.\ .my' se.eJllB very da.rk
and on the dllrk rainy days gets
a ourlous green' Ilgbt that Is ne.
tually depresalng.
Rosea (u e In bloom evelOYw), 1'e
IIOW and the ll'ls Il nd poonles are
Sllll . b(' uulltlll . It hill! been nJce
wen.ther to gu rden betwee.n
showers and 1 ha v beell tryJng to
lean.ou.t the border along my lune
Why Is It that gl 'MS grows better
In aDh01lg lhe Iris lhlUl lillY wbere
ellle and It Is so bard , to. get out.
The only way Is 1.0 pull It by hn.nd
after a I'aln and t hat 18 a slow job
The white multi flora l'OSea al In
bloom nnd thl' llll' 18 aweel with
them. Tire llIust be u brolwn
tbrushers nest In one of the bushes
tOI" I\. pall' of them scolded me 011
the time , wns \1"11 din .
It rai n d so hard' ,lS,lI turday that
I ' forgot ull about the Tuck Rogers
ea.le. Doth tbe farm and \ho chnt-
tel s 8el'e fj Old, I didn't h 8.1' w1l9
bought the flll"D1 bllt r beard Ul ar.
it went lIor about n hundred lind
fitlY' an acre whJoh maDY beople
OOllsJ,dereed cheap tis they
so.y It 18 good As If! often
tru.e on rL bad da.y mnny thIngs are
sOld at low prJc s. 1 saw sale
bill and then forgot rut about It
and s tayed bome all artemoon. I
Iieen 1,0 lots ot sales in the
rain Bnd got some bar-
gnll1s 1.00. I to the cow
munlty lillIe eltl,er lhls week RO I
do not know wheUler calves 1Verp
stJII Belling us hIgh us they Were
We otber day or 1I0t. Week befbre
lnst Ul()6t ot tbem went over twenty
dollars n.nd many went as blgll as
'I hlrty-rive. Wben the)' fet that
hllJb It beglna to be gambling
bocause not all haby cnh-eR do
11' ( 11 when you , gt'l Ib.!m home.
Even If YOIL put tllmn Oill n cow.
Everyone around lI el' e goes rlsb.'
Ing eV ry time he can. (1 jlUlt 811/W
olle of the boya go ncr(l88 the pIlII-
hll' e, rod In hand) But the river
look a so muddy t hat 1 .Id t1'ot
expect to catah many. It ill In-
t rcsting see conservation
metlloos at farmIng are begtnd1bir
,to b popular. Even wheht tfitJ)r
havo not b to t e.n!!. e tble
grQund the plQwl ng Is done moTe
cal'efuUy and grUBS V aterways a"e
belng
1
1eft along' 1 lIP glilllell. I ' think
varyone la beginnIng to think
when tbey t be nlllddy wuter,
"Look at all tbat good solll go-
Ing down the river" nnd begirt
nlng to think at stoppIng It. It
will bl,l Interesting 10 hOIlJ" the reo
turns when they hlll'vest some . of
these fields that hn.ye been con
tow'cd lind terraced. We put our I
name In for Bome terracing but
thoy didn't get to \Is. before It wae ,
time. to plana co' n 80 It C1n' t be
done this sprlng.
This little clipplJ g Willi Rent
the othor day and It 18 80 true that
I n m going to lIass ,ft on. If we
oould rnly take tbe little pricks
wJth more tolerance and mOl'e con-
sldela.Uon tlnd roill ene88 therCl
wtoUld be 110 mil ch ' leSs fnmlly
trouble. People QII pm to be lillie
o I)ull themselveR loceUler ' to
meet great co.l nmlt' e!l 'bill ralAA
slol,ill aftor stonD over .tbe trU'les.
MEl'lTAL CRUELTY
1 forgot his corree crcam,
For I t a ke coHee black: '
I Wllnt the windows wIde at nlgb,t
}f ' d rather hove a
He likes to dIne In blllz' ng IIgbt.
Wblle I love candle gl oW; .
He' turns the malo up loud
Wb \t I prefer It
Its not. the vJta1 18aues or
Great problems, J rtor>lll l'e,'
But IIttile thing" t "at Iry the
Or every married pa r.
Molly O. Harvey"
Ne .nd Reeapp&l' $!95
$2.00 Trade In. AUoWaKe,
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Lubricating Service FiceslOl;le Accessories
O,el 5 ;30 . ,' ... 10 9 p. II . 7;' 0 II te 9 p '.
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THE MIAMI _. ""-.- LoLe, OHIO
so . YOU CAN'
SAVE MO"EY
9 r:mee oul' of 10, ,Jeople who say they
can't lave money never. really try. Once
you've pPeBed a account a,d
made )IIOuI' fir1t cIepo_, pI'oved
that it can be clone. Why not maIc;e up
yOUI' mind to Mve richt now? Theil, fol
low throuch. We'll welcome your account.
Waynesville National Bank
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Baven. Bed Ash
Olga P-oeabontas
Yellow Jacket
Creech
PREMIUP!' QUALITY COAL WILL ALWAYS
SCARCE
TAn ADVANTACE OF SUMMER FILL.tiP PRIcEs . .
Waynesviile . Farmers Exchange
WAYNESVILLE
Power La N'n Mower.
nIE MOST MORE FOR THE MONEY. 20 cut,
ROlJ.ER BEARINCS ON REEL,' DOUBLE ACTION'
CLUTCH, RECOIL BRIGGS 1t srJV.TI'ON
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ENGINE.
$10q.OO
PLUS;rAX
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Waynesville' J Excha,nge
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1IIft",1bne&
Mor. than 100 difterent kind. ot
coHee are currently bought and
sold tn tn' umted Statea. whIch Is
the Ireetft' , Coffee' consuming' nl\ '
Uon tn thtr wb7ld: Vut yeer
lUnlted St .... drllftk ... muC!h e, taW
r t .of the world used In the
15' ,ean.
!bored Cur .. 1e
WAYNESVJLLE
Ollcevery oJ
Americans. It 11 recorded, beglln
lJr1tikin, colfee In 1668. But coHee
WB8\ 9riglnaUy discovered about
811S . A. D., a.ccordlnlg to legend, In
Ara'll'l'p. Because at Its exhllaratln.
It was ' used as a medIcIne'
also, pulverized and mixed
,at, as a . food.
Whip TOil MIlII
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mUk can lile whipped
EIolU"Ulll! It tnto a container and
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MODEL
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$159'.95
AND C'rOMPARE! ,
ONLY Emerson Gives These EXTRA VALUE
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Texaco -WaynesVille
Alar' 30 week. of storage., nine
vsrletlea oJ c,rrotl contatned more
carolene. the liaalo materIal of vita
min A, than they contained before
the atOn;. period , .terted, a recent
IOvernment Itudy showed.' '
onehalf tealpoon ot platn I In th,lI. set In the retri,. i- uled cuttln, potato J'relJbt rat., han &f '
Uncle Says
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to freeze until ready tli whip lead CaD .,raid potato dlan.e., per cent. In tlIe '.paat three
un.
You'D be .lUI'Priaed euily you can buy new l)eSolO. " If' ou're looldng
fOr ,00II .... don't walt, .... in and us Dow . , '
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Ilvailaille. and o.4OU1t1a 24-30 mOD'" on balance -
,bank' rates.
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Armitage & Son

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Office 473K
Rilt. 128,1.:
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SAND and GRAVEL
BLACK-TOP DRIVES
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PAGE SIX THE MIAMI GAZE1TE W ESVILLE, OHIO
WOMAN1S WORLD
Make Bird Houses
For 1950's Second Brood
-Bart's
Decision
Careful, Attentioo Woolens
Before Storage' Yields Results
By Ertta Haley
Tbree Bird Bouses
Y
OU WlLL be sure to h&ve in-
teresting t ena.nts if you put
these houses in trees, on poles in
the garden. or on the garage.
Wrens prefer to b!! near your
dwelling. Make up these hOllses
now and p'ut them out just whim
t\ley will be nf!eded tor the second
brood at the 1950 season.

Tbree boun.. Pattern Mi. Ue.
,,'OBKSOOP PATTERN SERVICE .
Dr .. ,.., 10
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By Rlclund Hill Wilkinson
I! you lVant to experIence a warm
B
ART HODGES ha Uved In the !ng glow or satisfaction next taU
city for two years and be was I upon taklng out your woolens, store
getting tired of it, Cou\'ltry bred. them caretully during wor/Tl wentb-
he longed lor the smell of sweet. , er. ,
fresh air, the ' sound of roosters skirts. plank.
crowing and [. e1S and other knitted ga. rments DUel'
a
-Minute
Fiction
cow s lowing. excellent territory for moths to
He wanted to )york unless they are carefully pre-
go to bed to the I for storage. Its most dls-
tune of crickets heartening to take out something
cheeping aDd slmp!y to lind that moths have had
bullfrogs 'jug.a-rilmming. n f)eld day. lo clothes while you've
It wasn't as U the clt}r hadn't summer sun.
klnd to ,Bert. It, had. It had MO.th damage , is unnecessa'ry if
him to Its bosom, and h,e had clothing and blankets have been
prospered. Nor had he been un- properly cleaned aod stored. One
happy. He loved the ' lights. the preparation Is not enough. Even
noise, the. hustle and bustle. And clothing Is clean. moths may
most of all he loved Ii girl. st!1l pounce upon It if ypu bave not
Tonlght, lying aD the divan ' in It away in bags which are' sealed
livinll room of his apartment, in1estatlon. U clothin. Is
was troubled with an annoy- partially dean and sealed tlgbt.
thought. He wondered, stranlle- will not prevent: damage. Both
!y, which he wanted most: Sablria's ot prevention are the only
,.-_____________ , love or the countr)'. to 8afekeeping.
It waa at this moment and, blankets can be
SoIt Wood Floor
QUESTION: Could you teD me
in Bart's speculaUon that the tele- the homemaker can save
phone ' rail'. A. straneely f.mlllar money by doing the work
feminine voice anawered. ,For those item I which Cln
" .. .. professlon/Jl clean-
.. lIeUo. Bart; the .t;aUng ,in mo
voloe said, , "l'bla , Is conta'inel's Is t he a"swer. ,
Blake. freall In from the olel When you're doing the work
home towu, OO!De doW'D an!l self. set aside one or two days
talk &0 one of your f01gol&eD away your woolens. Even
trlelld8,"
FIRST AID 'to tile
AIUNG HOUSE
br -ROGER C.
how to finish a soft wood fioor? Ban's pulse leaped. Sadie!
We finlsh!!d one, put on a filler boybood paJ! Sadie. whom one day
and then varllished it with clear he expected marry! Sadie. in
varnillh. But .it gqt too dark and the c:lt}r. Here! Now! Fresh from
rough. Centerville,' with newl and notes
of the old home town galore.
A;NSWER: 11 you used an At that moment Sabina G90d-
ordirtar.y varnish. perhapll tbat now was forgotten. Tbere was just
was the trouble, You have one glrl' in the world for And
a '.floor varnish. For that girl was Sadie Bla\(e. He telt
another ,thmg. if you sand!!d the sudde'nly ashamed he had neglect-
fioor belore varnishing, are you ed to write to remember ber at
sure you cl.eaned up all the dust Christmas .'. .. , .
8.(ter lIandUlg? ' U any dust re- Sadie pink cheeked
on the. that would wIth bealth and' freshnesS.
explalD some if not pI the met him in tbe lobby ot her hotel.
roughness. Sorpe .darkenlng the "Hello, pal." she cried. "Look-
wood should be as all ing just the same. Thinner. may-
wood and also varrushes be But otherwise old Bart him-
age. There are Iipecial fin- seU." . this seems like a lot of time
ishes fol;' soft wood floors that pre- "SadIe!" Bob IrtIired In open spend on the task. you'll appre-
vent splintering. bl,lt these must admlratloll. "Sadie! Bow good crate belog able to get out wearable
' be Bl'plied over bare wood; it Is to Bee you. TeU me. bow usable things wben cold weather
over a If you wish .a goQd are ,thin.. In Bow I '
job. you might consider having a Closets;' loo, may need prepara-
contractor scrape and refinish .folka' TeD me every- tion for receiving the clotbes, and
the floors with the right materials. -- thili should not be -neglected if yOU
'!Same old town. Bart. Your want to assure .the clothing ,at 'com-
Water Butel'S DeblUlked .
' }d'aDY "dowsers'
who employ forked ' ltick
in, rods" sincerely beUeve in
their magic powers to find water
tiul ,jcier;Jtlsts say
t1iey ,are deceived.
Riohards Topica1 Encyclopedia.
. The turning or the twig to
,unconscibus aots of muscle aDd
nerves V,lhile. squeezing the stlok.
'.. .... j
low,' S.he
"Cail and.Cart,"
Without: Painful'
i' ,.,Lj
.A. older, ';,,1 .train. OYer-
UOrtloD, ... ..,..;uv mald or upOlure tq
eolll IOm.tlm.. aloWi do.... Iddney (lUll>-
tiCIll- 'l'/il ..,. lead ' iii ..... tfIIP to !=Om-
oj riaP.!D1 b g ...... l .... o! pop Pel
o....v obeiidacl .. , W oIQidii..." aettlal
'Up Dleb" or fnquent p"'"", ".Y reault
.I'lIIID m1a blacldar lrrlta&loca due eald.
r dl ..
U' yoar dlleo .. rona are diio CO th_
folks are tine. Your dad OWOS . a plet;e protection.
new tractor. Polly. the horse, died. Wash ' or dust the walls of the
you know. But 1 suppose they olosets. then a.pray them with
wrote you that. The vot!!rs declded . liquid: Plan to ,keel! the
to run toWn ', wat!'l' up to William's closed during storage t4ne.
Hill a.t the lflt ;town Not
so much danger U fire breaks out
now. :E4 Salmon raq 011 Bob
EvanS' He. She came back two
weeks ago. and .Bob . took qer .in.
Shame. Poor kid, ;" .
T
HEY TALKED for :boUl's. By
evening Bart was fully ap-
praised ot all the evenfs and hap-
ShrlDJra,e
MleD. ',W'as:blDll( 'Woolenl
woolens pr,e-snrunk or
Is the, equivalent of sanfor-
izing in other materials, but many
ot them will shrink imIess carefully
laundered. .
Take measurementS before laun-
dering, or draw diagrams of
olothlng from the pieces themselves
they are' wearing apparel. This.
should be done before garmepts be
Come shapeless from too much
wear." Use large pieces of brown,
wrapping pap,er the. purpose aA
the c]otbing wiU' be placed agajnst
the ' diagrams tor' drying.
Water used for washing
should: never be ,wai'mer than 100
or wl)en dropped against the inside
ea_ dOD" Pilla, .: mUll
diuretIc. VOId .. ... J- 0 ..... 60 yean.
altAiD otbenrl8o '
IDIDJ' tim.. DOaJI'. rive
belp Ilio 16 mil.. 01 kld y
0II1II o,\t ' ... Ite. Get ' Doan. tocIall
D 01 .,.p l,l LS
,..' I ' ."
.'" of MOmtY ,
FEMALE
I
COMPLAlial
, -
, Are:vau trOubled by dl8trese ot te-
IllAle funotlonal perlQdlc d1aturb-
, ances? Does thts mllko you luUer
trom pain. teel so ",,",om. tlred-at
INCh tlmea? Il'hon start taking Lyd ....
B. Plnkbam'."Vl!getit;bre Cblllpi:iund ,
about ten qoys to "lleve
/Such IYIllPt&ist p ... 1rtlam's hu a
,BrOIld sOothing eUe<it on one 01
1001!l4'''. mon Import .. nt Mgarul
'l'fulJ the ' woman', trlend I
"" E. 'lJIKHAM'S ='.= .,.,. .J,o
, 1 0 ... application
MiKES-FAlSE-TEETH FIT
, for lb. life of your plate.
If _ JJJa- ... IOOte ... i1Ip or ban, 1ft.
.. ....... r:omfort widaool.
Odauou IlriD_ ap_
.;r-loWwe
blCIt
:;,st .61dipedKill'
II6nIaI rI. BftaOtloia
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Her name was Sabina Good:
IIO",!. and sbe 'adored ' him.
(' . .'
pen10gs in durin,S thE! __ "'I II
past two year s, and assured that
Ws 10lks were well.
He took Sadie out to_dinner. and
delighted in sho\'ling h5 around. I'&C" __
She seemed a little awed- bY It all. \1
al.ld more awed by Bart's "indiffer-
ence' to 1he many wonders.
Ivith weft-tesled me/bods .
. "YoiJ. get used to it after a of the wrist cannot be felt. Use a
while," he said lndif!erently, and mild soap or detergenL for washing.
stood gazing thoughtfully at ' the Wooh';ns stl'etch when they' re
many lights along 'Broadway. He washed1 and the fiber s ' solten con-
felt IInlightened and no sid,erably. For this reason. avoid
homesick. Strangely enougb the soaking them.
noise and bustle them- ".The generally accepted method
selves In his mlnd, with Sabina. He for washing woolens , consists of
was glad to be a part of It all. squeezing the garment gently. five
He gazed furtively at the comely or SUI times. in the soft suds. No rub-
Sadie and pictured her in the rural bLng or twisting o'peratlons should
setting of Centervme. ,be used as this will cause the fibers
Ther a theater. and to lock and give that . .
dlned afterward at 'an 'exclusive and shrunken look to. the material
night c1llb. Sadie 'would ' have ,liked when dr;)i. .,
to. go back to her hotel. bui sbe .Fol' or ,collau on woolen gar
wanted to please Bart ments' which are Perha.ps a litUe
"sart." she 8a1.. 1 wheD at more soiled than 'the rest at the
... clothing; use extra soap' on those
lalt they ltood , 'utllae the door parts and squeeze gently \Yith. the
lo her room. "When are you finger tips. until clean.
coming home? When'- are you Rinse three Uines aCter the wasb.
plug 10 rive UP . aU lbls and Ing. and do . this as 'gen,t1y as ' the
eome batk where yOU belonr?" washing. Here again. water should
Bl\rt looked down Into her not be more than 100 .
and saw something that two A marvelous softener for wool-
ago he had lODged ,to witness. He ens uses the simple procedure of
liJhed deeply, adding just a bit of glycerine ,to the
. "Sadie, U's been JUlt great see- rinse water. You')] find this bene-
IDI you. JUJt what I needed, .A. 10rt tlctal for clothing as well as blank-
of tonic".' lJe Imlled at her lenUy, eta.
"rm not loine back-1ult Sa Koths AHacll SPots, --
die. There'l Stalin J;1m
me ben . lomeUdag that before Thorougb cleaning or laundering
never mew exlIted. I know now are belt proteeUOII8 arawt moth
tbat If I 10meth1n8 treater thaD- damage. but often It's not poajlb1e
u;rtb!D" Some time rm to cleln larmeDts or bea.,.
L . Ric Rac ! ri,m
TIlII oOltoll fasbioll 'from Fiori-
da wUI oarry', YOIl merrily
. through lummer moatha. The
ha. a bare look, e.mllOl'e
top that caD Jle covered with a
peril Jacket. truly enormoul
poclcets. each divided In. balf .
",lth center stltehing to make
four altorether. aDd a full. flow-
Ing Ildrl. n'l washable, aad
com:es In IIrbt blue. aqua or
pink with contraslinr rio rae
trlma;
spots arid stains;' since these
are tile first pOints ot attack by
moths:. ,
articles have been laundered '
or cleaned completely, airing in the
SIDl is not necessary belore storage.
U YOIl have. however, resorted to
spot and stain removal only.
an ex,cellent idea to hang them out-
or-doors on a day when there's , 8
good. brisk breeze.
Tobacco particles In pockets and
such llre flO gtlorantee against moth
dama.ge. Brush the5'e oui as care-
iully liS you would any dust.
Repentance
Lelson for June 11, 1950
ZEPHANiAH seldom has been
any reader's favorite prophet.
His plotures of doom are e.nough to
send shudders down any one's
spine. It Is as realistic as It be were
describing H-bomb day. But the
main . 0 I n t of
Is plain
and practlcai! ' Re .
pent! For selfish
man and stubborn
nation, that is the
first necesalt}r of
all. tl
Dot merelY regret-
ting something one
bas done. Anybody .
can do thlt-and Dr. Foreman
right on commlttinl the
.in. Furthermore, a man'.
for lomethin" he haa done
tor I wrong realon, .
SUlPP<)le In adulterer la lorry tor
pUDucn' he ,at when the news-
up with him? Sup-
a lazy larmer Ia sorry. at
Ihllrv,'Hlt time, that 'he didn't work
durin, the summer? That
of thing Is not repentance at
Allo. re,entance I. Ilot Just
It III one
tblng 10 .a,.. "0 God. I am a
Idnner... It III qalle another
thlDlr, and a 'harder one. to
kneel and say to God: "Yon
know well wbat a Uar I bave
beeD."
Repentance Is not real unless It
honest; and It is not honest till
repenter looks squarely at his
sins. knows them for real sins
Is willing to them by the
names they deserve . .

WhIm garment bags are used,
they s:hould be sealed tightLY enough BmLE MEANING of reo
to preveJlt moths from going pentance Is something radical,
No sealed bag,' bowever. is something Ilfe-cballglng. As the
any protection If the garment has prophets and our Lord set It be-
n, moth or any larvae III it' wlien It's tore UI. it means a total change
sealed. of Inner and viewpoint. It
, Cedllrl!ed chests snd cedar-llried doea not meaD so much stopping
close.ts are eUI'ctive oDI,.U they are you enjoy. as it means
tightly sealed. and U garmenta are altogether ,dif-
clean before storage. what you used to en-.
It you store" woolen articles ot
apparel!' or blank.eb ' In
che"stl, place clean paper between
folds, and scaUel' naphtalene
Oakes' on the Pllper. These flakes
lnexpensive and quite effective.
. - In large enou,h quantity.
The paller makes them easier to
brusH' off clothing and blankets
w)leri 'theY're brought back Into U5e.
Motb balls placed in pockets are
not enougb to gIve protec
t ion Ipy themselves. Use ' flakes in
addlllloR to them.
Olean Closets
To Get.. Rld .ot ;.l\l:oths .
On(1e
get r.ld of them, as QuickJil. and as
effllcl.lvely as possible to pr\lvent
ine whole' house .tr.om be'colJling in
fe..stecl O,nce the whole house Is In-
vaded, It's diUlcult to destroy them
unle'ss you get a competent fumi-
gating expert. .
.Inff!sted c10sets should ha\oe every-
thing removed tCom them. Hang all
clothl)'lg otitslde . in sun and breeZe
a'rid brll.sh thoroughly. All pieces
should -be cleaned or laundered.
, \ , . ,
. shl,!lves' and drawers Iln
t-be clloset Itself; and sc'rub them aU
alit soap and waleI'. 'Any l60se
fiXtures should be removed and
cleaned thoroughly, si,nce these. too.
moths .. " _.
'OY. . .
For example. Yj)u nevel' truly
of pride until ypu are teally,
humble on, the insJde. You -never
bl\ve tully repentell of selflshneas
so long as your "kick'.'
comes tram kicking Qther people
around. Repentance means a re-
direction of 11(e. Jt means loving
whatever geod you ' hated and
haUng whatever evil you loved.
,
The questIon Is: Are you COli-
to be what you are, 0.1
are, or you Ifneerely want
to be abetter, tndl!(!iI a dlrfer-
ent perlon?: For thRt. ttie I'"aoe
at, tlod Is neoeSSRf}' . . For reo. '
meabs ,nothing short
ot beine made.' over: .' '
Are you aware that by: yourself
are doomed ' to be yourself.
,Your worst selt.? What Is' needed I.
not that you ,hall milke. yourself
over I what is needed is that you
shall :pray God to malt'l! you ' over.
lils 'gra ce Is, not forced on the "un-
w!1llng. The change, ' may not come
all at once. not ov.ernlght. \'let sure-
ly. "and Ii. m_ay be ' sWiftly., ' ' .
have been',' Persons whose
have chl\nged In a single night.
Islpgle moment. - There are
rs whose lite - transformation
come slowly. ' But wherever
,repentance Js. there tbe Spirit
of jGod has been at work.
Is Needed
POINTS UP the
BI\!leboards as well a's cracks In
the :floors and walls should . be
tho,roughly scrubbed. Once the closet
1s thoroughly cleaned. you may ' seal
the clracks with P\ltt}r. plaster patcll-
Ing olr a, sprayed plastic so tbey will
not able to ' harbor molhs ,or same two reasons tor repent
ahce that We:. lind a/lthrough tbe
larVae.. " " Bible. One is iP'e judgment
Thl! next step is to lliace a pound of .tl)e is the promise of
or t\ll.o ot naphthlene flakes in the
cloooll, close 'the door and seal: it. God. .. are two of the
a gumed tape. 'Keep ' the Man 'does not live In bls own unl'
closed for at least two days. verse. He lives 1n a universe which:
, All clothing put back in the closet be ' could not have crea'ted-ln a
shOUld be -scrupulously clean 'or you sense he Is a guest of It. It is a
will haVe infestation In spite at these universe God created ' In love. and
precautions. Plan :to , cl:!eck' for TUles In love. Work and
ther infestatIon at intervals so you "agairist the graJn" of God's law
can Ii,et at the moths before damage ' of love. ahd yoU lire headed for de-
',is beyond control. struation. " ,
Avolll F1,ked ..RepeUentl . , . .'
On E'u, TrImmed. eoa'a . To m,el lhat
, GOlild furs, lire worthy ot cold stor- eome ont !Jew . In the Imare of'
age :to moth damage. but God. Not 10 that,
,fur trtniIned coatI may' be stored you. are a, breaker 01 God'a
at home safely. .... beeaule you do not Uke
After cleaning, -have the coat bta la ... To repeDt meana that
a whIch can be sealed ,Un the laapace of the "noUm'
gummed tape or which Palmla&) you love the law of
zipped to there are no open- Goel.
moths to creep tbJooullh. To the WI1'epentant; the laWI' 01
fUrther precaution you might God are the barl of I cruel
crystlWed clmphor. or moth cage. To the repentant. the 1awl of
or flakel In a Imall balr inllde God '.re like raU. to a lOcomotive
Never DIIke naphthalelle of power.
ao lbat it mlJht poulbly -("aden who wish to eumlae
fur a. thla the te.ablDll oa repentance
majlfCl,aulle b7 reactflll lboUTc1 reid "The MeanJq Of a.
w .... Jf .. - dje u.ed in the fur. ThI8 b,. William DoQlla.
a1IO to make tile fUr pubUahecl It)' a.
WestmlDlater Preu.)
back. and WIleD I do tbeNU be Jtema of beddlnl Ia
two Of " oyer the artide Ver,
ThuJ'sday, JUDe 8, 1950
Brea U uox
Til in<ure the pr()tClCtion
bnkl!rv produ ts ke vp the b'l',ead
clean, W.lRh and soa ld the
aLDe r . and a l r c'r.Y it ruugtl-
Wl t'!" a wI'c'k in' winler . and
ry olher day In slimmer. Dei
not stand bread boxes near heat,
units in the kllchen, such as
ranges . rariia tor s waler Ileaters
and doth I' dr$'i!!rs Vi' the other
hand a cold pa., tr!' will cause the
bread t o s ta ll' rasler: 131 cad boxes
s hould not he too a iry unl ess the
products thomselves are s tored in
moisture-proof wrapper s.
"NO MORE
HEARTBURN!"
Simple ;n ,Meaf,ime
Hahif$ 8r;ngs Natural Relie'
. .
StomaCh distress
.. .
acid taste in
mouth? ... that
oppreesive.
feeling? 'I h'en
read this en-
CQuragine letter
from a man wbo
Buffered the
lameway-un-
til he found the real cause:
"I to call my upset stomach '
'dYI!pepsia'-tili my doctor said it
mIght be caused by eoffee. So I
Iwitcbed to' POSTUK and now my di-
gestion is perfect. with no more hean;.
bum. , feel like a fIR:' manJ"
ICIENTIFIC FACTS: Botb colfee and
tea contain ca!e1n-1\ drug-an arti-
llcial stimulant. In susceptible per- .
, lIOns. call'ein tends to produce
lullltomoch aoiduli. a.s well as
nua and IIlupleaa nigh18. So', while
many pe<)ple can drink coffee or tea
without iIl-effect. others can't-and
may, mean 1I0u/
MAKE THIS TEST: , Give up coffee
-give up tea-drink POSTUM ex-
clusively for 30 days ... andjtLdgt
riw.I181 Remember: POSTUM contains
no caffein or other drug- nothing
that can possibly. your stom-
acb. nerves, or sleep! INSTANT I'OSTUM
- A Vigorous Drink made from
Healtbful Wheat and Bran , A
Product of Genera'! Foods.
WHEN SLEEP WON'T
COME AN. YOU
FEEL
Use Che,.lngGum Ij.aUtJve-
REMOVES WASTE NOT fOOD
w ..... 70B eail" el",,_feeLJuat awful
you need a laxaUve - do u
KlLLIO"'1 40 - cbew 1'Dl'f-4-IIUIT.
1'I:!tN- "D;IT .. wondet1ully dUtercntl
8IIoy mallY of .,r laltatlvea IUlrt
their "lluahlng" acUon '00 . oon .. wl/tllt
.""11,, .(pm ..... Large doses or ouch lax-
atives UpS(lt dlgMtlon, 11mb a_y' DDur-
I8hlng fOOd y'ou for benlUl and
euergy ... ydu {eel weak. 1>'oro OU,.
But gentle PDN-A-.. lNT, taken lUI' rco-
ommended. workS oblclly In tbo lower
bowel W)lere Ie rrmov ..... "I,. w ..... e. ao.
!Joo" 0.. 11I You avoid tbBt weak, tired
fcellJ:lg. 1]80 PliI>f-A-lilm lind f eel '1 O.
One, fuU of IUel. 25;, 5Oi. or only ..
.'
,
,
June 8, 1950
Sure Cure
A tour lilt was crossi ng tile oceal)
for the firs t time, and bega n to
feel s tr ange.ly dizzy.
to the IIteward, he asked what
would p,revent seasickness. "Have
you a quarter ," the steward
Bilked. "Certainly," r eplied the
tourillt, takI ng the desired ooin
from his pocket. "but do hurry."
"Now," said the stewaril, "put It
between your t eeth, and keep it
there,"
Each With Your OWII
Initial!


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Alabama Woman

HADaCOL
TO FOLKS SUFFERING
WITH DEFICIENCIES OF
,VITAMINS B,> NIACIN
AND IRON
M .... . R: E. C .... dy. COG Tenne ....
Annue, Ea.' q.dleJ'l. Alab.ma.
baa luftereel tor .oml time with 10.1
of weight, .. .nd cas
p.ine. After taldng HA-DACOL, Ihe'
.. ,.: "I ,,",ouldwbole1te.rted1y, reo:'
, ommend .HADACOL it baa
10 .mucb tor mel' :' . . '
M.... call.dy w.s suffering from
it deficiency of Vitamin. "SII>
Niacin .nd' Iron. which
eontain.. She lay., "I wouldn' t take
anything for ,the complete
BA1>:ACOL bas m.de In my home."
Here is Mra:. Callady's atatement: ,
"Fot 10m. time. J .have been undlr-
.. ).,. nervoill, -h.d terri))). bead"
c ')laIn .. .llth .
b.d taJcen .11 . kindl 'medlcin ..
Then . friend tolc! m. bow i he, ;o'
.bell Wond.rful reiiiIta
COL. A.ft4lr two bOtile" Ieo.uid. tell,
It terrifi!! dlfterenci. I now hA...e ".
' fin. 'PPetite; have rained weight
. nd belt of .Ili have 101' thOle ra .
palDi .nd h .. d.ch, . I wbolehe.rt-
edl, ftcQmmend becliii
it don-. io m\ltb for. mt. I
. take .nythlng for the' eam-
plete eh.n,. that BADACOL ,baa
made In my home';' ... . I
; SOW On:A Strict .
, Ga.iaDtH.
So Ii.... thla remarkable HADA.
_COL medicine . ebrice to help )'011 '
If ,.011 llIfter trom, ltom.ch dlltten,
ntnouniu. In.om1,ita. eonitl""Uon.
ach.. and paml. fd n.urUI .. & . f81l.
,raJ &1Id are lick
or aUln,. beeaUN ' 1011 h.,.
cllllc:l .. of Vitamin. B., Nlaeia
aDd Iron. Remember that HAD:A-
COL ' II . amazinil, lIiffaran' and
ampm.i, elf .. "" heea"" Jt.
th. real ea of' Kab '
up J;our mind to taka JlADACOL
laid'
' 011 th, ' ltDaIa .. -Than II OM
TOll _". __ a\' ''1It,
1Ieea ... 'IW &91d'on atria D\o.,.
.-ro .... 8N&t
' witla t:h. tim ftw boW .. )'Oa tab
> OI' .JOJD' DIODe,. back. Dnl, '1.J1
tor. _ l4rp ruiifi .r
Hoapftai ..... tUO. ' .
If J01Ir dnfutst doaa bot
..... direct from TIl,
IAB .... J LJJa,.,
LeallJana. 8iDd ilo oar
n ... ucI ...,.... OD ...., pod
eft Par poataau. Stata whetUr
,.oil WIlDt ........ _IW...,..,
lise -...11 .. trial .... JltiDiImIfIr,
m., ...-r..

HeWS THAT?
WHAT'S /AAT .
AGAI N? REPEAT
n-lAT PLEASE ....
PAGE SEVEN
CLASSIFIED
:
DEPARTMENT
JSUSINESS &I INVEST. OPPOR .
WILSON STORE
CHAUNCY, OHIO
Tbla old esta blis hed dry good. bUsiness .
five .mlles fr om Ohio ' Unl verslty t o be
!l old tor les s th a n inve-olor y . Price $4500.
Als o tor sale or lease n soven roorn homo.
all conveniences. Home connc\:: tcd with
t he SIoM. P rl"e of pr operty SOOOO. qr will
r ent stor e fi nd POU8C jor $65 pcr month.
Wr ite Wlis on's ' Store, Oh nuhCe)', Obl o.
or eolJ Oh a llnoey. 21111 ,
DOGS. CATS, PETS. ETO.
NEEI) hubby ? lYe s ta n i'oU In kennel
foundati on (or tun o r p rofl Consultant.
fOil wire .fox ter rier s. l\l cCIl fi bs . Ro ut" 3.
Box Memphi s. Tenn.
SO1 L C Oil,,, ll l j; n ':-;":; ,:': m:': p71e:": m=-e ::':n::-: \7. : :--'J"=o::::hn
Deere 6 'h-n. Duck loo t IIcl d cultiva tor .
S100: Clork cutaway 7-ft . d oub l. disc. 24"
bin d es. $400. u.ed on 100 a c res.. BAm
F rAnl& Se. d .'nrm. . Dublin. '()hl o. F R"ll -
1112M.
l USED 7 .. f r ll cuur on rubber or
steel nnd Cult tvbtor . 3 New OUver S uPt -
r io)' trnct or Full t ype- co m plan te r with
F e rti li ze r *alt nchmcnts . DlscO\lUled
I' QlIver 5000 IVnllon wl lh Gr ln Ro ck on
Rubbl'r. Dl SCOIJlHOd 20' ''' Olhe r used ma-
chiner y. W. E. f ' Brl lrll !\ter ce r. F l a ln
d ill' . Oblo. _---'. _ _ '--_
LIII/ OLE , As phalt Tile Men
r-I nCl "l;"lJe Men ; , year .rol1nd Job ;
lop hou. r ly r a t e . n'obe rl 8 Ua rd wll r e 0 0.
Paln. 8,' III Ohio.
LlVESTOCIt
to 6 mllken !,ad
R. 4, Sprlnl rl,old. Ohio
REGISTE R E D Ull mpsblre sprin g boars
fo r sale. Cholera tmmu ne. '
Cl a r e-n oe \\' ente. Cortland. Ind
MlSCELl,ANEOUS
od Your l ee cream bUII lne.. .ave
1800.00 on new Williums Ma.k ea 2
c olora 2 fl a vors. Us ts I'IDO.OO
down, S50;00 pe r month tor 12 month
B.. B DI . lrlb.t .... Bo .. llnll: Gr.on. KF.
Pb.480.
MAGNET Reohar ll:ora M .. de on receipt of
orde r, prlco . $DO.OO" W. COX, 1010 Nul ..
11.10 St HARRI&BURG, ILLINOIS.
(
PERSON""
EVER 8bopped UolI,w U Th'e chane.
hi yours without lea vlnl home. F or Fre.
Detan. of Exe lu. lve Servlee
l
wrlta:
Lo.I B ... w .. rd. _ N. B.,wor ll. BoIIF'
wo.d . C .. Ufo I.. '
POULTRl1. CmCK8 .. EQUIP.
BOURBON RED TURKEY EGGS. 1211 per
hundred: poult.. 172. Twenty ye .. n with
Re!lB. BenrF 8allne.mUob. M....... O.
GR'Al'lD OPENING CRIOK' 8PECIAL
20,000 h1llh qunuty Cornl. h Ba Jre
Rocks. Wh!te Rock.. New f!; .. mpllhlr.
Rhode Isla nd Reds_ Re<! Roau
CU.S . approved IIvabUity .lIullran
teed' . Weeks of March 23 to 31. 1'1.80 per
100_ Backed by over of hatohe17
experience. Over 130.000 ell capacity.
Ca ll. wrlt,e or . phone your order today.
FRANCIS CHIOItERY .
New M.dJ.aa. O.
Phone 80
BA'I'IERIE8--,5tartlnll a nd Flnll hinl
Laylnl Nes t. ; Used O" ly 80 Days ; ' N....
Feed"r. ; stln In Crat es ; Water FpO"""1
!lOIns - CoUin Boxe. for F,,"" I a e
Rooala; E",I Orader ; EIII Casel. ele.
C ....LL
HI 3237 OR WRlTE FT. THOMAS. KY.
GOSNEY FARM
U.8 . !1 FIVE MILES SOUTH OF
ALEXANDRIA. KY. ,
REAL ESTATE-o.:-BUS. PROP.
E8TJl:RLISBED n elort Ba.lno for . !lie;
II hou.ekeeplng cabtns . completely fur-
nl. hed " eleelrle. IIdlr for cooklnll. 8
d
boata
k

Good u. lnes&o,-Juat mOVe In lin ta e

over-; h ave' re.l erVQt!oDI for comins trout
seasoft. s ummer vaca tlons , bIrd ,a nd deer
huntln;; aJ.o' lc" houl e. storeroom. chance
for mor e <leve1opment. Near bu R. R.
depot and owner.
Ko.llulak... IIJob. c ... "... 14M.
REAL
CHARMING II " 0.;".1 ..... r ock conat .:
1 'I. lIere 110 bear lne ,rnpel rult and
Oran.e iree. . 2 c a r lIa r a,.. HenhDU
ete . 12 mUes w. of Sebastian JDCl1an
Rive ... $8000_ Terms-
B.. ::- III. Fonamere. Fla.
TRAVEL
-WANTED TO JJVY '.
CISH' FOR Books
OR OOMPL.E'ltE 'LlBRARIES
Also , Old Book, l"ertaiulu. to
Oblo. Jiull.De, 1IIla61., KeDtvc...,.
Qr CountY. Distorletl
lOft.'. CollI" .ook. Co.
l838 N: H,li'h 'fA, 3UZ-Ext. 05
FUfure? .
Buy U.S. ,Savings Bonds!
.ICIt PEOPLE .. , ....
.r ,,..... ,,.,t ,, I t. . .. , .
........ ll ... tI 1 r.u ...... . II,
. ........ r " ....... ' li ....... , ..... .
r "..... IIF' u...... pli,. ..
I ...... N. ''''1'U far ... kI.t tr ,.1-
......... I .. U
, Tft.I.,'E'EJISTiTUTE
411' .... CIe.' ......
I1 RI: ....... ,., f
1Wle,.. Iore ...... Ac ......
P .... of tile HucIeB.
Sold at allleadiDcJ)rug .....,.
. . -
A ... pIe, boIOe i'REE '"
aendba, this .d to
IHE SWANSON (0.-...... , ....
,
,
lIB MIAMI WAYNESVILLE. OHIO
LAND BANK LOA
TWIN THEATRE BY A
' rAt MER OWNED
Ohio To Your
\ UI\I " \' FUI(Gt:T TO CALI .
us for insurance. All types of
inSUrllll l'e a\ a savings. Call
f rnnci s Gene Brown. Phooe
Waynesville 2472 or call col-
le t. 2 tiL
CLOSED ON TUESDAY. WEDNES DAY and THURSDAY Farm'
FRIDAYS SHOWS 7 P. M. SATURDAY'S SHOWS 7 P. M: Time-Up to 33 Yean
SUNDAY. MONDAY 7 P. M. NO MATINEES Inte..est--4%
-FOR-
FRIDAY SATURDAY WARREN BRADDOCK
Refinancing. Buying. Improving
INFORMATION ON REQUEST 'rop Soil. DaullDI. BaYld. Gravel
9
THURSDAY "BliCK, NIGHT" JUNE 8
Double Feature
EVERYBODY DOES IT
F'1l!;t Comedy W Ilh
PAUL DOUGLA
10 ,
"PA l' E'M'LE"
PERCY KIL.BRICE
, Lebanon
IllXca Unl Wltb Rae. Hoe.
N.F.L.A.
, Dra.llne ".n4 Bulldoller
A DOLLAR A CAR LOAD
and
DARNl' JI.,L
, fwd
CLANCY ST. BOYS
Dead, End Kid!! Cartoon
SUNDAY
11
- in -
FREE FOR ALL
( A I.IIugl l A ll nll to)
'11'/\ I"nm i O- LO R l ' at; G I.E
MONDAY
12
BAGDAD
Ad \' ollturo In ' olor
MAUREEN 0' 11 nA.
w. ,n. 'News
StArring
'V INCEN'l' PHI ' I"
Tom Ilild J el' I' Y :utoou
LEBANON, OHIO
Phone 448
ELLIS, H. STURM, Sec'y.Treas.
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DE.A.. D STOCK WANTED
HORSES $2.50 COWS $2.50
HOGS .25 CWT
Also Sheep, Calvel, CollI, etc.:
I" emoved Dally
CALL COLLECT
Wilmington 2362 Lebanon 439
INLAND PRODUcTs. Inc.
Philosopher'. Stolle
WIIJDenUle. Ohio
Phune: WlIyoelvlll. 2lt1
IJANK RUN GRAVEL- Loa..te.l.
ul DavIa Furnu PIt, IiO *Ita
IlublC' yard. WtI aillo deliver. AllM
rTAUE &: SON. Phone 2091. tI
-----
- All klnde.1n all I.D-
!:tbs and wldtbs. Kiln drIed
jienBonable prices, ' AU ordera.
large or amall will be delivered
Hog Houlles ACY LAMB." t'bone
Waynesville 2701 .
i'oR SALE - Potato plunts,
60c per hundred. All kInde or g 8.I"
d,en ,plantB 150 per dozen. Cbarle,
CL Stro\lse. 1 % m lIe3 norf b nt COl'
nor of WaYlicsvllle. LYI1" Ulld Ferry
roads, '
FRIDAY. JUNE 9. 10
ROY ROGERS and TRIGGER
' - in-
"DOWN DA'KOTA WA yH
It you know pow to spend lesf
than you lIet. you have ,the phllos
1II1111111111111111111111111llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillmllili1IIIIIIImlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillillllllllllllillmllmi1IIIIIIIImllili .OP.heriiiii!'S... sto.ne _Beiiiiiinja.mln F"";

V'OR SALa-Fo d scooP; Ford 'trae'
ror conversion kit and brAco arm.
t 101' \0, ood BroB. Ol'n picker. 'Foni
plck'lIl1 mowing macblne. Ford h)"
druuilc Jack. nil eqllpment good liS
new. WlII sell cheap, Ross Row
IlInd. Phone 3361 -52fi.--G-1
-ALSO-
, ,
"SMITH'S
I . Dry600ds Store
, '
"
Open June 12th
W;f'l'H A LINE OF
NOT NEW - BUT NEWS
ADd .good Dew. If lut
year'. BUIt 1000 WOrD ad
sbabby!
HOGS PROC'ESSEIDr-AlI fres,b; 3c
per pounll. WayneBvllle ]..0 'ker
Plant.
ili-l. " 15. 22. 29-7- 6. "13, 20. 27
NOW Ub1ADY -
Hnl l'I1l1t1oll !l. dalll l!' 8. etc,. 111so ,'\1'
tlowel'l!. .t., JOhl1 't! GW'd dlll, aClU.h
rrom station. Main 8tl'eet.
p, bone '2661.
FOR HAl,E - trawtrorrJel!,
Pml' rson . . , ellbl;:l ok d. Pboll e 22H.
6- 1(;.22
SUNDAY. MONDAY
110 NAME LlKt: TH( 'IOUNGERS' III ALL TilE
IULUT .Iobuo \tISTOIY or TMJ WEST
,
PRINT DRESSES, APRONS. GOWNS. SLIPS, PANTS.
" Send It to 011 - .. en 're
PIIU ER - rlns R li (hi .INl wi'l1ft l,!?']
ri. 1\d sbul'll no :I"h ,or horne
39 c each \\In; Reaville Lr;.ok.er PI 'lIIt
T-SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR; TOWELS, SPORT SHIRTS; ,
BLOUSES. BIAS TAPE, PINS AND NEEDLES.
RICK RACK. BED SPREAI>S. ETC.
I
Building on Street
r
IImlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlmrlllllllWllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllm
, ,
WANTED
' REAL ESTATE
, .
BUYERS WAITING
,
' Especlillly, For Farms
,'L1ve Wire and' Progressive.
.FOR QUICK CALL'
"
' R E S -th organlza.tion second to none.
oy
' IDI Strictly sellers on the best 11.11-
e ' , around mar1tet In the country.
Broker SERVICE 'THAT SATISFIES
Marl(et Reports: .
Rf.. 48. S mi. ' South of WHTO Dayt on. 12:60 E.S.T. Dial
Center.ville. 1300; WLW elnolno'atl. 1240. DIal
700. \ .'
PHONE Centerville 706& NORRI'S' BROCK COMPI-NY
'
Bural
, Btore tbat , tJ1m, IImart lcItIt,
make It look lib D .... I
-
.. .
.
GARDEN TRAC'tOR
.' ,,4
P:hone 3171. . .
6- . 15. 22. 29, -:7- 6. 13! 21 '
- -r-
NOW READY - Ch'rYlllllllli emlimll.
, Mar!goldll SI. , oll ns
Gllrrlle!tll acr BS It' m Tellil 0 atn I n
M.'lln II lI'eet. Pilli ne 2551.
X - ti -81fi 22
IncHan mOo
class 8hapll.
Heory .col'D('r 741 and M. 8 n
Bethany Rdl!. X-6-8-11).22
FOR SALE - Stra\\ berrJes. t r vln ,
Mutord; Waynes\111e Route 2.
X-6- 1.;22
JUNE 13, 14
- Blue pocketbook. between
'W'aynesvllle IUld Lebanon Sunday
nt.hL Return valuablell. Mr 1;,,11111'
".,HOfIfLD fratlar mode". 11't1l... 566 ,Clnclnnatl -Avenlle,
laving attachment.. phlo. PhOne 110m.
X-6-81622
. -in:"'"
"
"PRAIRIE' ,P'IRATES"
WANTED ' TO RENT - House un
,tu:rDlabed. FrlgldnJre
PIlant 2. wife .and 1 cblld ' (school :: ..............
Phone 37198, prlng 'Vall.y. D.p." La_
"F R E E KID DIE S
Ohio. X-5- 1S'25-6-1 " The' World'i 4eepeat lak are
'- ', ' ' , Baikal In .outhem Slberta. with ' a
Ulle (If lII.t .. rlue ,
Eltb1)ate. ' are that 31 mUllon
Amerlc:.n .women use mar,arlne"
and .pend aboul four bUllon min.
ute. ' yearl)' kneadlna, or Itlrrlnl
ltENT-rricountry. 2bedroll m iOunll1li,' of 882 feet; Ind "'Tan-
borne. completely modern, ,50.00: lanylk.. In Africa, plumbed to
MIddletown 23688. "JIII ' teet. , , . "
" " " X-6t!
J Ford 4door. over- "
color Into the product. ' ,
' baul job, new bl'lLkeB, covel'8 ."{la' 0" , ,'
, a \I paint, radiI! and beater. $225, ' W U 5
GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ph9ne 2631. " , it
. L Y T ,L E ' TRY GAZETIE CLASSJFIDS '''-________ ........
.. ,-, ... _._---'--..1..-.. THEY GET RESULTS, FAST ' METHODIST CHURCH LYTLE CHURCH ,
',-- - , ' _ _ _ i __ ' S_5.:_' . ' R. B: Coleman, MlDlater , B. E. Da'Ulbu. faator
Botll eGas
Sales
-
,Service'
Ask About our Price on
In.tallation and Gas
Spriug VaUey Hardware Co.
....-Jm.iin' Valley, o.
Phone
I
I ' ' II' , " ChUrch Scbool, : 1I:8,O A.M1 , Mr. Dulfled Bervlce. U:46 'm.
, BATTER'ES A.M. ST. MARY'S ' EPISCOPAL
, ' ,MONni 'GUARANTEE 'IAdd Water Oil.cie Year : Fillo".hl:.1p, 1:80 1'he Rev. N. Keys, ReClfo:'
, ' .. ' LUBRI TlON " ' I' Sundu,y: H,oly Comniunloll, 8 (\,"11.
eoMlJ.Tf; AUTq RlEPAIR' SERVICE FERRY CHU'RCH 01' CHRI8T prlmar3:' chUrch Bcboo! 10:' :1.0 .a.ul .
': '4.... HOUR SERVICE Byron Cl;lrver, MlnlBter (Ages Q throush ,S)
' I BIIlIs Scbool, 11:30 A:M. Adult Worship, 10:30 A, m'., ,
" I' , D ' ' Morning Woriblp, A.M.
,
.,. , era', '" "."8' Ie Prayer 'MeeUol.- T:OO P .... , .
I
. ", Young ,People'a , MesUp 7:00
rovenlng ,Beryjull. ' P.M.
a 6I1A ... ST8, I PHONE. WAYNEI. 2J4t
WAYN,E8VILI,:E C'HURCH 0"
. , . .:a;_ .. CHRlaT '
DEAD "STOCK M. H. Corto,y. Mlniller

Of Types'
lOBulated Drfeb aDd ubes-
to .. Sldln,. Shee& .BWtal work '
Df all klnda. J..ocal Wenm"
cell. AU ... ork
HOWARD HAAS
Route 3 O.
Phone. Wlyneevllf. ...
. Bible School, II: 80 A ....
,2:60 Cows $2.60 Morning' 'Worahlp, 10:,80 A.M.
RQIB twt. Young Peoplu' Meetlnc. 1':46
P ....
All 8tock Re""v." D.", Elvening Servjce. 8: 00 P. M.
II Irg. or 8mall - C.II COif," l'rIpr lI .. tJPB .IId Bible Study
Xenia 414 W .... daF P.II.
XENIA FERnUZEJl Mr. HOLLV ' METHODleT
D tttOft _ ",lind Procluotl, Inc. T. II1nlIter_
. Cia.. . SUIIdq SchOol, ':80 A.M., _ IlL
... A. IIuDhart. Bupt,
UTICA" E.U.B. CHURCH
WIIJlapJ StJitllMfI. MlniBter '
' Supcla, Sabool. 1:.0 "'n .
James O"""IIIOPI Supt. ' '
,lilt. aM, 3rd. ' SliD'"
da,8 of mODth. 10;80 A ....
Evening Semeea. 7:80 P.M.
." q -
ST. AUGU8TINE CHURCH
Father R, H. Xrumboltl, Paltor
Massea, 8 aqd 10 A.M.
CAESAR'S CREEK FRiEND.
... """DJtOD. Il\DIIter
, WOJWIa,p ra.m.. ,0 44.
BIWlar lIoIIonl, U .Ut
WAVNE.'{ILLE FRliNDI
fRY GAZEllE Worllhlp Semet. 10:10 A,II.
... RESUL-" Xl BemCle, 7:.0 P ... .
__ __ i _______
I'lrat DQ 8ebool. 1:1. 1..11.
lleetJlIC-tor WoraIalp, 10:10 'A.II.
AIJ()uf TfJwn
e
ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT FOLKS YOU
KNOW
ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR
Tbe W. S. C. S. will moel on
'rnursday, June 22 al the homo of PERSONALITY 4H
. Mr6. Gilbert FrYE!, lustead or tbe CLUB HOLDS MEETING
tbe regulal' time ,June 16. The The Personality 4H Club met
wus ma.de due to lllo funeral Thursday evening, June 8 lit DOL.
sl)l' vlce ot DI', H. B. Hathawny. DUlY IUld MJrln.mm WIiBons wltb
'rd11S'. Robert hn pman utumded J\fr. and ?t!;rs. Ed. PorteI' In cbarge
ber . Home I'.co.floml cs Alumni din and, Eula Hoak Ilresldlng.
ner at. OnJverlllly of Cl nolbnutl O'/l PersonaULy ill to be Ule subject
TllUl'sday. fOI' our 4H club tb.ls year.
Mr. and MI'". Chal'les Chnpnllln', Is It mixed group. "\'1) hB.d ten
who werD enroule frOlll ClJ1CInnaU member's Ilresen.t. Mias Wiseman
to Chi cago. wel'e Sunday g u stll of with UII to bell! us get QUI
his parents, Mr. lind J . B.
hnpnum. . Vice Pres., Betty l;Iattel'tbwalte ;
E. C. Wright entertained Secretal'Y, })orohy Wilson: Trea".
at her home (In Wednesda.y after- urer, Sue Furnae and NewlI Re.
noon nonorlng \ho elghtb: birth 'poIter, Lots Lukens. We de-
dllY of her Utile ti;lughter Judy: clde(l to pay ten cents lor dues
The 1lttle guests bringing erwh lneeting. '.
lovely girts much tim!! W8S Delicious refl'csbmentB were
1I11ellt' in opening nnd Ildmll'lng lIel' vlJ d by . tho hoslesses afro)' tbu
them. . meeting. .
IUn II wore enjoyed uml I he Guests present were M 1.8S WJse,
bl rt.hday cake wus lIerved wi th lee mnn', Mi ss Eva McMillan. and
cream. ea(' h one I'ecelvlng a fovor :1I1rs. Mabel Wilson.
'and gin. . . Next meeting will tie held u
T110se who celebrnl d with Judy Eula Oak's Wednesdny evening.
wel'e : D1lna Oumlol'd, Dee Ann Juno 21 at 8 :00 P. 1.
}(olmes, IPott.y Dunham. 1<lIrell Lois Lukens.
Thomas, and'ra Cook, ybel 'J Q
LeMay, A lice l\felJuffle und usnD
Wright.
Mr. and MJ's. Glib rt ,,'rye were
host 8 nd h.oSte88 to tbe , \ est
Wayne Advisory Counc1i on "' rl:
day evening, rol' the regular June
nle tlng.
Mr. ttal'01d Whltnllel' ,, ';lOd[l led
the dJ8cll8SloD period nnd the
connell udjourned to meet In July
w!,t h Mr. and MIll!, H. I . l1Yi-.
A very pleaaant , Boclal houl'
WlllI spent and deliel'llllB hllme-
made cako lIud Ice Cl'ellm
sel'vcd by Mr. "nd Mrs. Fry!!.
CHAS. C. COOK
PASSEs AVVAY HERE
Oharles c. . COQk. Waynesville.
died at the age of 63 yeal's at bls
home u,t 2:00. a: m.
fle Is survived by bis wire M inn1e,
1 8!ln 'al'l 1 . , 3 Mrs, Allie
Servis, Mrs, Martha SRtt6rlbwaite,
M )' s.. .Tennle Bradley, a II . 0 t
Wa,yn syil1e, 2 brothers, 'NorrIs
Md Frank of Wayneay11le.
The funeral will bt' held Friday
at 2:00 p. m. at Stuhbe Fulleral
Home. BurilLl hI MlamJ cemelery.
rOM rHUMB WEDDING
MI'. and lIhs. Donald Hadley
and dUllght.er hal' e TehlJl1l).d from
a dell gbttul vacn.tlon trip to Wash
ington, D, C. A "Tom Thur:nb I.
Mr. ' and Ml'B. W, B. SQIllrl.'!! and to be prelenhd at , tlte A, ' M.
I
Serying Waynesville Since 1850'
J
OHIO, THURSDAY JUNE 15,1950
DR. HATHAWAY.
MOURNED BY
FRIENDS
LOCAL DENTIST,
. BY ALL. DIEs
MONDAY NIGKF
.--
Well Known Waynea,ville
Practiced
Here 50 Yean
BUTTONS AND BOWLS OREGONIA WOMAN
HOLD WEEKLY MEET DIES SUNDAY
The Waynesv ill e Buttons lind . MargaI' l NOble \'\'11ltOO, age 76
Bowl s Club Illet Tuesday, June dilld ' early Sunday at her home
6, tiL the 'hl gh 9 hool with CaToly:J\ near Oregonia, from coronan
$. R,ellllli ck In cllnJ' and Vide thrombosIs.
"r'lsldent . Li nda Rllmby PI' sillhig. Survjyom includ her husband
'Hec:tllll!e \\'e 1l1'1l having both LaWBOOl. I dllughter, Mrs ' Vlvlnn
cooking nnd sewing w roted to Whallnlmont, of Continentall. OhIo,
cllange th ' na me fWIll Sew-So to 7 Bons; Lows NOble, Wm. Noble.
Bullons and Bowls. T.be record of MIMII, Fla., Lee . of Gregonla,
books weI's llaJilsed out and start MJlton, Harold, 0 lid Curl, of Day.
ad on 0111' projects. Refreshments ton, Donald of Spring Vall ey, 12
Wel'e served and we wer'e Ied In grandchildren, 6 gl' at gr,alldchll.
a few gomes. dren, 2 lIsters, M /'8. Anna Pott.or!
TlJe next meeting will be held of })anon. Mrs. Cil therine Wesl of
at the IIl gh scbool on Tuesday. Wllmlngton, I broillel' J 0 h n
FIVE CEN'l'S A COpy
SARAH EDITH
CONNER IS
RECENT BRIDE
LOCAL GIRL IS BRIDE OF
FRANKLIN BOY IN
WEDDING' HERE
. '---
Marriage ' Is Solemnized At
Methodist Church
Saturday
June 20 at 2100 p. m. W II
Dr. Howard Elils Hathaway. 77, I lama of MIamisburg. FollOWing r etUnt I'rom a
, . oaral LYlm Retal1lck
who pradticed Dentistry here for SefV\lces were ' held Wednes- wedfl illg . MI'; and ,MIII.
60 years, passed away 'at bls a ome day at , 2: 00 o'clock ILt EVPI'elt Chasteen (Sal'll h E\1ith
Monday evening at 6:00 p, m; . ALBERT McClure Funeral Home Wilth Rev. COlm"I') wltQ exchanged nupLial
He Is survived by h18 SHEEHAN DIES Fox in cbarge. Burial In LebsMn , ows In the Waynes ville' Melho
_bel, . 2 slliters, MlsB 'Loretta John Albert Sheehall, 6 passed cr' lIIetery. dist Chlll'ch 011 SlltUl'duy venlng,
Hathaway, ot Dayton, MI"II. FloJlo av,'ay nt St. ELlza.beth Hospital 10 will eBlnhll s!h tlleh' home i n
ence ot Detroit, Friday 'BvenJllg at 9 :'30. ENTERTAIN TO Franklin.
3 bllOtbers. Joseph; ot Is seJ'VIved by his \vUe Stella SUNDAY ' DINNER R V. Harry ' 11a61oen, brother of
lumbus, OhiO, Carrol . of Lebano'il, &on, John at home. ' the grOOD! and min is lCl' i lL 1.O<Wl1,
2 s1sters ' ' ''r .... H Mr. and Mrs. Delber t Conger
Ohio, Wlibur or Ln . ...gar...... eston ol'fJolllllld o.t tho dOllbla rill g cer-
ot 0 .. - M Ra.ch I enteltalned to Sunday dinner -
Be was a member of the ........ .w.v, fa. . ae , emony, before a setting or Dltlma,
. of Way:nesvWe. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lenhart of i I ladi II ._, .
....:.._ .... _-ral so-lcea -'II be S M pIle go, l)uU\. and blue 1t11 It,
&.... ........ .... ,,_ t. arya. Mr. and Mrs. 'Grover
rhDl'8day at 11 p, m. a. t' Stub_ . lervices weI' e he I d W spur nnd fev rfew. li ghted by ca
at 2 3t' t St b . ertz, Day,ton, 'Mr . .a.nd Mra. Perry tb d" I
Bome. . : p. m. a . ub s B""' e ,a tapers In candelebl'll. The
. ...... H .. nton 8.nd of Fairbo.rn,
Burial .
-"} 10_ 1_ Ome with Rev.. Wlllialll M bJ;ld:al Il.Lsle being In while with
"u ....... rtl 1a 1 r. ClarenCe Smith, OinclJllla.tl,
n.>__ . ' 0 c t ng. Ii ' . chiffon markers.
lonor ng tbe blrthdty of . Terry
Burial WBB ill cem. Preceding the c..remony a pro
..,.. Benton and the 'wedding anniver
N .. C. T. U. MEETs Bary of Mr. and Mrs. Wertz. gram of nuptial inuslc WAS pre
sented by Miss Vhginla. Hardin,
,HERE rIWI,.., 1i14l'\",I'lI. LEGION PO'ST pianist and by tbe vocalist, Miss
On Friday attenwoD. JUDe VAr..t. .... ON BIBLE

NEW Lois Rockwell, wbo sang "Thine
Mrs. Adria BraddoAJi: wa. h---
.... ""- SCHOOL DISPLAY Alone," "Always," "Because" an'd
to th W C or U M Okm 'l1he local Amllrtcan Legion Post "
e .. rs. , "16 ----8 the following. of. The daUy Vacation School "The Lord's ,
Borden was ill. charse of the d6- '( '9"","
eleCted: by; the ChUrch of MItiS Ruth Canner, sis ter of Ule
vqtlons 'and &111:0 leader Christ baa maintained an average bri de, was the brillesntald and
After the regular Braddo,ck. Commandet; llendance of mOre than 70, A Mrs. Jayne Wn rman , friend of the
Ines. meet.lDg, Mrs. Borden E. (Pn.t) 'Hopkins, First t tl br.,lde. WlI8 the matron of honor.
four articles on ......... Flower M emona ra on program has been
" u ....1'.UWlJll.JOt'r; elvin Stans lanned for SWlday evening. Their Liltl p NrulCY Conner \i' as..
sion . by Mrs. Jennie IVice Commander ',
"ViCtory Nunery a't. ClJlurl,cliJfilr, 'lMcFrldd,en. Ad,iutant; Ralph :, :; nl1 which has been In co girl for I; er aunt, (tnd Mark Ed
China." The Stat 0 . opera'tlon With tbeir dally leuonl,I.K'lII!tWlI WBB
frlcel'; Ohaplain .v lll be tOn d1Jsplay .and the chfi. The bridal I).ttenclants 'WOre
Aiiumtlw; Iren WIll give a brief review of! gowns fs.sbloned allke. witb full
l!lucuUve Coll I ",hat. they ha,ve learned. There Doorlength IIkb1a of sUk' net, fit
Tom. FloJ'enc('. an I "
.fm also be !L short 'Pla.'ylet. You ted 18.C6 ' })adices, and matctilng
Mr. ' Bnd MT8. Sbl1 l8 lert churCh, hlNi Saturda)l eve
' on Monda), tA:> spend .8e"elal d!t}'s nlllO. at 8 p. m: Tt\e clUt which at Indian Lake, 'I.tur .. the )!Dung mem ...... of
... ;.. ..... .. 1.:..,. ......
I and daughte.r or . .....,.,
cordially to attend. gauntlets,' the brldeBll'lald In
with hsir
"The . ' ' Br. ldagroom."
will III'rNe here
I t I It r
ft ill tl ',' e!! Miriam McKnl"ht and Elth.r
11 ane. 0 \' 8 ' Oregory, "Brldel Attendanu,"
.
Llvlnglten aa.d Joaeph
. Mr. and O'rellory. "Parenb of the BrieN"
of Dayton, lire annourtol llg Patricia Livlngiton, "Flow.r
btrth of a. sevt':n pound . fi ve ounce Girl," II .. c Grellory and Floyd
son Kenneth AUenl at Oood Sa McKnlllht, Jr ...... Inll ......
Hospital on . nd Ephrlam Qrellory.
J\1rie 7tb. M .... nnd Mrs. , Chal'le!l ' Man." ",1M' aetty McKn1l1ht,
Drake or DaytOll, are the maternal who will be the ulher, ,will allO
grandparent8, Mr. and Mrs. A.lva appear a. the "Iollt. MI..
Ludington are paternal grand Leona Brown, of Day toni will
P81:ents, and Mr. and Mrs: Ed .prellde at thl plano. Mil.
'LOngacre .. are Ute ll'1'eat grand BroW):! IIv.!d In HarVeYlliurg
parents: I before mov'lng to Dayton lev.
. Mr, and Mrs. W. Fl. Anderson )lear. aGo.
left tor Delaware, Olito on s un.. The prelentatlon ' 1. b.lnll dl.
.dll.1, where they ,attended tbe res rected by. M ..... Margoret 8hllp,
6lv"les and gra.dtJ.BUpn klf Ion Munloni cif payton . .
daughter, MlsB Mary Jane Ander- the "wlddlnll"
Bom.: there will be a pr.lentatloa. of
14r, and Mrs, W. E. Stroud, Mrs. the Who col
Grace Vice, MI"II. June lected the .I.".gell luml of
lin"d: Mrs). Maude emne visIted money In 'tIn. be"eflt drivi ' Ipon
Mrs, J. C. McMIllA" in Covington, lored by the church May. ':
Ky., afternoon. The publl. II Invited to at.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Gilbert and tend the.' prei,ntatlo,n. T"ere
eOns had as SUllday dinner gue!!ts w,lIl be char4F' for, admlilioa.
Mr. and .. Marton Linder of but an)lone who wl.hel may
Da.yton, Mr . . 8Dd.' Mrs. H. R. MOSSI an of(erlnll.
Mr.. William Moss; Mrs. COOra Rich
and .Mrs. Reba Brsd,dock.
SPEND WEEK END
Eleven Pall' MatTOnis ,. of the IN WIASHINO'-ON C.' H.
-or' Star ,of Distrlc( , M!s .. Susan Scanlon spent tbio
21 home of Mrs. week end 'wlth IlI'Id Mrs. Fanta
F'11omm on Wdnesda.y' and wli then, Ferree ,Paine and daughter at
enjoyed . a deUclOll!l luncheon at Washlngt.on C :H
the. Far HlUs Party House. Tbe . . .
attenJ);)On was ple8B8l1tly Bpent and Lawrenoe
at lbO' ,Fromm 'bome. . entertained to dlnl,1er on. SalurdlLJ'
, Mr. and MI"II. Ronald ' H8lWke anet' '(eVen'* .. Mr IIIId , Mr.. Harolll
Mr. And Mrs. HaTTt. MOsber Whltakker, Mr. and lIl'II.
aa week ,' end gueatll Mr. Fran'k an,d d .. :Rboda a-nd
Jackaon and Mra. LeaUe Jackson 'Dr. and Mrs. F. ' Dye IUld Ion
of Mt. G1kQd and' "Mrs. Jamsa .Jerry.. /, .
. VrorthloBton of Caspo.r, Mr. and Mn, BI'II"IIl ' al80 hJ4
groUP. JMr .. and M.ra. as Sunday guests Mr . . and
F. C. cl 11liford, and Burnett ButterWorth abJl BOn.
Mrs. Char}ea 1', MOllber or ' CIn an4 Mr. and lin;
(llnnaU, were Sunday Bupper Barbar and children of X_nta.
,uew ilt the Hawke home. M'r: and lira. Albert H. 'Stubba
had .. Sunday :11811le. Mr.
Mr. and MrIJ. Maynard Rich and and IIrs. JeaBe ShlUlka and dt.Ul'b,
IOns ot Plttsburgb. were week-end tar, Mr. and MH. Everett ai8ll41110
guest. or tb'elr parents. Mr, and WI aDd IIr. aa4 lin. ... ...
Mrs . . J .. B. Rich. OoPlptOn -of New Bul'llnltOD. IIl88
IMr. an4 lIrs, J. J. BUrske and Y\t9Dne Stubbs, ot. BOwUnC O .... n
MI"II. WlJUam. strouse were in unlversU7. arrived holD. OD. Wed-
BOwline Green on Friday tor lbe II.8l1day lor. h&'!' l\UDID8r vacattoD.
FaduaUOIl of IIlJJI MarUynBul'llke F&rm8l'll Graqe 11 win meet on
'When ,he .recelyed her B.S. In Ed 'aatunlllT evenlaL wttb a buUt
ucaUOD. 1I18S BurNe accompau bJrthd&7 d1nDer at ..... oclocIr.
led her parents home, and ' wUl .... -.:b person to aJ-. proYlde their
main until her wedcUq on J'rIdq lerY1oe. I'ollowtq aM dblo
_ evenIDC to lIr, 1)11. Duffee, of .... th. -.'V''' WIll II. tie
00IUDlbD.
Mr. and 1M"'. RIllY V. H"r- r r
and son Bobby. Or Ashville, \J !l! ,
rene.wed old acquaintances hi t. _J
.near 14sl Sunday.
1'Im1 . III 1111
BtCGre ltandard 11m. .a.
____ ill, 1l1li UIen w DY..-
tIIiIII _ JD u.. llJIItjId .......
>
do not stifle pl;ac-
charity In the effort to
your child:ren clean. It Is
Important to praise a child
tor wantill, to share hi. food with
the family pet thlln to sc:old him fpr
beJn, dirty. It il .a.y to learn
about ,emu WhE!n .. is older. It
DDt lHt 10 .,. ' to UDIuIIl
serb I
'People, Spcts In The News

MI'. and Mrs. Ed Brown, of
Beav,rtowil, called on MI'. Browns
.,r. Jlnslli Bertha Brown ' Sat
urday afternoon,
Dorotby Daldo, of pun,
maD, Wasblngton, Is visiting her
aunt, Miss . 'May Wright.
!Mrs. Olive Curl spent 'Sunday
at th'e ;Van Tress reunion, 'wblch
met at the bqme or bel' nepheW'.
George. MI. l'oIacPberson In
Carnations.
The f10wer girl WlUl in a: doll.
like creation of 'pink, marquisette'
and ,s head dress ot yellow car-
naUons nnd calned yellow and
aqua. carnations In ' ber wbite bas-
and the rfngbearer ItL bls dark
sull with. flower, proudly carried
t he rings on a.. satin hearf.
GIven In marrJlJge by her hrother
Mr. Leo COnnel', the bride chose
a plenre gown of ovel'
taffeta, deSigned with 0. (Jtted
bodice, off ab'Ouldel' effeot. tbe
yoke accented with II. fold trimmed
In !leed pearls, 10ng fitted sleeves
and fastened with Uny buttons to
lhe waist III the back. Her tit ted
sllj1rt. with front panel or sheer
lruce rUffles, I'nded in n. cllthedl'al
lmin. 11 ,. 'veil of h,c.' dgnd 11_
Mr. and! MFs. Peter, 11ISiol\ r 11 :t 'INlded
son, of IndJa.napoUs. vted their t1a.I'Il. nnd hel' OJl ly' OI' DHIl1<l nt s ',
aUllt. Mrs. ' Alice Clark on Sunday W l'e the ""aI'l eluTlngs RJlIl ne ' I;: .
. la 'e, a gift of Ilie groom, She
'ed
. 'ra. LucUle ArDiltage spent the carr! UII arm bonquet or white
end . in Dayton, the gueBt of carnations and 1'0S s wllh ahow!! r
ribbons.
ber cousin. Miss Glenna Marsh.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Joseph Timko; Mr. 'Nolan Klnsil ( rlaJIl served
Cleveland, were welcome callers his . friend as InulI, antl Mr
. Earl Connel:, Wlillam 'V 11. 1':
Of. Misses and Mam,le v
Bl'Own on Sunday. MIs. ThIiko man tlnd Mr. , John Rtantflll were
ushel'll .
Is the dlLughter of 'Mi'. nnd Mrs.
Merle Kearns (nee Helen .Marlatt) 'rl\e brldo's mothel' appeared In
of ' Cleveland, who hiLv relatives an aqua. crepe dress with white
In this community. ' ac'oessorles, IL n (1 t il e groom's
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ballard of mother \Yus in fllnk 'wllb ' white
M/lamlsburg, viSited their oousln. aC(lllSnol'ies, each weari ng pink
Jessie Gar,ner, Sunilay arternoon. corsages of roses fi nd c;Iii'nations.
,Mrs. Eval),n Peterson ot WHo A Ii8cepllon was held inlmedl
Ullngt.on, was II. week end gllest ately following tbe servl(:e I1t tile
at the home. Far nils Party HOllse. Whor e M l' fl.
'Mise Elizabeth Chandler, 8S' Leo Conner, MI'/!. lil ll en Kt11
soclate professor of education at 100-, Mrs. ' Cal"
Hampton Instttme, Va., ls. SJ,lsnd, olyn nlld 'Conner were host
ing her wJth ber sl8ter, Th heautlfully decorated,
Miss Ruth Cbandiler. three-tiered wedding oalce 'wos
Mr. and Mrs: Robert Kersey served. with punclt' to the mltny
and children and M,lss Margaret guests.
Rusaum of . Dayton. Mr. and Mfs. ' The bride cllose for a
WJ180n Edwards. or . Springfield, navy blUe Boult with white 8(:I'8S'
v)slted lbe.lr au at MIss BOrles and red carnation COfl!lltll'.
on Sunday ., Mrs. Chasteen daughter of Mr.
Miss Oertrude Cbandler \Vas 'anti Mre. Raymond CQnller, ' ls !t'.
tbe week end guest' or her aunts. graduate , Waynesv1l1e lligh
M1 i I!f 1 e a Ruth and Elizabeth sehool. and Mr. Cblll teep-, SOil or
Clmndler. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ohasteen or
loin. L. M. Hender!lon was the Franklin. Is a grnduate or Frank
guest on Sunday or Mr. and Mrs. 11n chapter. Bo,th ilre conneoted
AI Schoeler, IJr Dayton. the Frlgld&lre Um(' ortlre.
Mils MytJeI Stevens left
.,.. to IIIMInd ia month with
nlec. KJIS !JeleD Tr:imble

lira. li1Ua' DaJdD apeDt 'I'n., ..... ,v
.... th Mr. au Oeorire
IIOD III LebUDa. '
VISITS
" HIS SISTER HERE
'M'r. C. H. Smltl{ of Cincinnati
BPent se erol ;dllya ihe past week
w'th blB aIIster. Mrs. Delbert COil-
and taDiJl7,
PAGE TWO
Sign Contract;
June Grad Job Prospects 'Good';
Fuchs Puts Finger on U. S. Spy
(EDITOR'8 NOTE Whea OpJOI0131 .r. In ., ... .lI.,. a:r. th of
W ern Ne ... pa,""e"t UoJoc. aewl aD4 bO' Deoee rll, of tbl. neWID_por.)
LABOR:
Historic Contract
Jut unprecedented five.year can
tract, halled by labor and manage
ment alike as an important stabUl
u.tlcn move in the labor world, has
been signed by General Motors
Cotp. and tbe CIO United Auto
;\Vorllers.
T,. t:IO eyes of many, the most
.tarWng thlng about the contract
was not Its terms and duration, but
the tact that both management
and labor o.re happy about it.
The o.greement includes a four
cents an bour increase, $100 pen
lions for r eUred workers, and a
cost of livin, formula. Tbe union
estimated immediate benefits told
19 cents an bour.
Walter Reuther, UAW-CIO .presl-
dent, described the agreement as
"the moat significant development
In labor relations since the mass
production Industries were organ
Held as Spy
Barry Gold, 29, or PhUadel-
pbla, beld under $100,000 bond,
Is cbarg6t wltb asslstln, the
convloted British spy,
Fucbs, 10 handlDe over vital
atomIo seorets to RussIa.
hed." GRADUATES:
Speakin, tor management, GM
vice, president' Harry 'Anderllon Job Prospects Good
said the unusual and unexpected '
agreement was "historic in labor-
management relatioDl!."
Tbe eClntract' is the longest ever
:written In the industry and assurea
the company 0 t five years of unIn-
terullted production.
Labor observers are alinost un-
animous In their agreement that
such contracts-long term onel-
would exert a stabWzlDg Influence
on all industry.
.1D Wasbington, Secretary of La-
bor Tobin said the contract 11
"great news."
"It means that there Is confi-
dence in the future ' prosperity of
thia industry and its ability to pro-
duce 110 efficiently tbat it can con
tlnue to pay hlgber wages, and at
the same' time Insure greater se-
curity tor.. its workers when they
are ill or retired," he said.
ESPIONAGE:
Successful Spy
The attorney generai hal an
nounced the capture of another
Spy, 'Harry Gold, 39, of Philadel
phial As usual With the capture of
_ a lIP)' In the Uni\ed States, the
agent had operated very success
fully, . delivering, according to reo
ports, top atomic bomb secreta to
Russia, .
Gold, 'wbose family name Is
Goldoltsky, "has admitted his eon
tacts with Dr. Klaua ,Fuchs, the
imprisoned British atomic scien
tlst, Ilnd bas given a detailed ac.
count of his ' activities,'"' the an
nouncement said. I '.
Gold 'was reported to have rOo
written and oral information
concerning atomic projects In this
country lind delivered them 'to
agents of the Soviet Union.
"I thougbt that I ' would be help-
Ing a nation whose rlO", aims I
proved along the road to industrial
strength. , Particularly" was I taken
with the, idea tlult , whatever I did
'would go to belp make living can
<lItiOriS fllr . moxe advattCeti along
the road' a'S we' know them here in
the United States," Gold sai<L
The cbarge agallist Gold laId
that he did "conspire" to obtain
"documents, writings, sketches,
notes and information tel
the national defense and with intent
aDd re.ason to bellev", that It: was
to be used to the injury . of the
Ulilted Stales and to the ' advantage,
of a foreign nation, to wit, the
, UD10n at Soviet Socialistic Repub-
Dca " I
A number ot observers were
aiDnlDg to wonder If the United
States hu &n7 atorilic secreta left.
DRAFT LAW:
. .
Its 'Draftless'
Four out of every five 'obhun-
gry June college graduates will
be employed by October I, though
' many will have to hunt barder and
longer than did the class of 't9,
This Is an average of the estimates
' of placement officials reporting In
a survey of 128 colleges and uni-
versities made by Northwestern
National LIte Insurance company.
Actually 1950 will be a good year
for the Job-seeking college ' gradu
ate-not as good as 1949, but
better than was eO.nsldered normal .
'In ' pre-war ' years, the report said.
Four out of every five schools In
the survey-:-l02-report that start-
ing salarIes are as hlgh this year
as In 1949-a lew find the' average
slightly higber. '
Inltial salaries for business
scbool and liberal arts seniors gen-
erally range from $175 to $27{) a
month; tor englneerlng and other
sciences, $225 to $350. A tew out
standln;g seniors get higher ofiers,
of course, ranging up to $400 a
month for outstanding advanced-
degree . men, the survey finds.
J WhIle a few schools and individual
reached their peak of
ElIl,1'oUme.!.\ts 1949, mOllt
campuses' 11a"e considerably long-
er cap.and-gownparades ,this year,
with mpre graduates seeking 'obs.
majority Of schoolS ra-
PRtl thep: sllniors to be pretty well
mentally ,competi-
,1'eal1stlc/' :and "aown
10" earth., " .."- orJ'" " (
'''GJ'aduatea 41'eallZe that jobs are
a little ' scarcer, ' blit are puttln'
effort an.d thought into hunt.
ing Werk,l' reports the College of
Business Administration of the
University ot Texas,
, A great major'ity at employers
contacted are optimistic, at least
10r the immediate buslhess future.
The of Notre Dame;
",bleb finds employment demand
"somewbat less this year but not
88 much less a's anticipated,"
o),serves, .majority of , en).-
players with wbom we have ta1k1!'4
appear to teel that the period .lO:I-
mediately ahead will be good "I.iir
business, but many ere stlll .'unA
'certain.' .. , ,
Says the UniversitY. ot ,Buf,(alo'l
report: ''The feeling Is tlujt bup-
uess Is d!lWD. The boom Is
over, but ' prospects . remain
on 'the wl1c;le,'" " .
' Regarding the 'outlook tor wcniieq
graduates, Oblo
reports. ''The most oPPortUnltlts
are for girls wbo , can' combine' aec.
retarlal 8IdIls their
s.tudles." Jutother typical com.
ment on ' tb1s pbase, frClJD the Uni-
versity. ot Ohicago: "Professional
types of positions continue "to' be
Bcarce, but ltenoeraphlc and secre-
tarial opportunlUes are far 1D ex.
cess of our .upply of women trained
In those fields.'"
BJ a vote of to 11, the bOuse
the selective service law
for two years' ,and sent the meas .
. ure to the senate for its approval. AI/? FORCE:
'l'be me'asure bas been called a .l_L 200 M'II'
"draNess" cifatt because It would I Ian
be emended on a stand-by balls. Backecl b, Secretlll7 of Defena-e
Youibl atta1nlna their 18th birth- Johnson, &1r 10rce leaders bad
cla1,s would be required to regiJter aaked for PIlO,OOO,OOO ' Iberean In
u at -present, but they could not the budget , to cover the purcbUe
be OJdered into uniform unles. of DeW aircraft and the modetn1&a-
cPQlre" dltClared the existence of . l10n of existing tactical and train-
.. IlIItiOQat ' .requ1rln. In. plane.. ,
exp&IUioD of the armed forcel. Air. ,force oWelals I reportecl tha
BeIer. pailln, the measure, present budaet WOuld. only pay for
Chalrmu 'ViMon of the armed .er- f2 modern groupl b,. 1958. '1'IIe
vleel committee, told the bouse force today Includes 8,Il00 alrcraft
that "this nation be 'prepareel of' all Of . these 3,100 are
for All lndellnlte tlme Ib the future combat plaaes and 5,500 are utwb'
to promptIT, 'With eve17 aircraft.
meaDI available, an attack b7 On V-J Da,. the al'lD7 air force
modern weaPCIDII." bad II'T,OOO combat "lane I.
QUINTUPLE1S:
No lor Friencl.
'1'0 mlDlon. In Canada and the
United State. it 'seems like
:rutuda,. that the nation's ne,vspa-
pen carried headline. of the blrlb
at the D1aDne quintuplets. .1D the
mIDdJI of maD7 the,. are IUI1 Uttle
.... 11.. -
ibt rude awaltenln, came with
tile Neeld obMrvaace of tbeIr 18th
1dItbdaJo, But Papa DlOIIIle laid
.......... JIdI would. haft DO __ trIeDda
_two Jean.
","i's'
Fl1lnc laucen Jumped back iDto
the news with the announcement
of new book entiUecl "F'11m,
Sauce.rs Are Real'! It WIl. tha
government, not the book, bow
ever, that made the news.
The govermnmt proteltled Ita
pubUcation OIl the iroun4a It mada
public ''bJformaUaa vital 10 DB-
tIaaal dtfeDae... that ltaleal_
ClaIlMd tha UftIq 01 a Il1IIDbU CII

THE MIAMI
RED CHINA!-
Almost in U. N.
The nl'ltllIh labor government
had spoken out for admiSSion ot
Chlna to the United Na
tlons. Which meant, most obsen-
ers agreed, It Was now only a mat
tel' at tlme until it became an alc-
tuaUty.
Political students based their
reasoning on ,the tact tbat France
will not stand in the way of' lid
mlttlng the .Communists, and, the
American position Is that the U. S.
will not sponsor Red, Chlna but will
a,ree to any majority deciSion. .
Ernest Bevins, Britain's toreig:n
secretary, In a statement to the
bouse ot commons, 'said:
"We think It Is better for the new
China to bp inside the U. N. We dlo
not want to ostracize anyone on PCr
Utica] grounds." '
No matter how one wishes thie
picture to appeal', observers said
acceptance ot R.ed China Into . tb.e
United Nations means the Nil
tlonallst cause Is a lost one. It Iia
now ' publicly admitted.
Interwoven in the picture wa.s
the cautiously worded statement
trom U. N. Secretary G'enerlll
Trygve Lie In London that there Is
hope ot ending the cold war by
careful negotiation .
What Is there to negoliate the
' cynics wanted to , know? FranCE!,
Britain and the United States will
accept Communist China and
sla will come back into' the United
Nations-lor as long as It pleasel
.ber. When it Is expeqient, sbe wW
withdraw again.
GERMANY:
New Army?
The three big western powen--
Uulled States. France and Britain
-have protested to the Soviet
Union of the creation of a
force and mUltia of 50.000 mell!.
with "the cbaracter of an a'rmy"
In eastern Germany.
'Obviously b!lsed on recent re"
ports by deserters; the three ,ov.
emments . charge the force Is not
"an ordinary police force, and It
does not have ordinary police du,-
ties." 'tts weapons, the note at pro-
test said, fnclude machlne ,guill',
hOwitzers, anti-aircraft cannon,
and tanks, and It receives
basic Infantry, artillery and
ored ua lnIng.
"It must be regarded, therefor,e,
al a mllitary force." the United
States note protested.
Observers agreed that the United
States ;was not so
about the ml)Jtary capabUlties o:t.
this force at present. This govern
m'ent is concerned, however, wltll
the fact it coUld form 'the nucleWI
of a new German army or "an in.
ternal security force 'to meiDtain
Conlinunlst contl'ol."
POTATO BUGS:
l:.atest LauQh
Every once ina ""tfue, l\ui,
slans c:ome UP ' with , . conspiracy
that 'is lIO ridiculous It' gets a belly ..
laugh from many nations. It noth,
Ing. ellie, the latest one at least
lieved the tension ot internatlonall
affairs for a,-moment.
The' East German
government charJed
with spraying potato bugs over
East Germany from planes.
Accoi-dlng to reports
. by radio from Soviet dominated
East Germany, the . AJnerlcan
planes tlew over forbidden ' areall
of the occupIed zone, tliat Is,
side the prescribed' air c;orrldors to
Berlin-and spread potato bugs.
In all seriousness the .Germilnll
reported:
, . "Potato bugs were. found lIn
bunches up to 100 after an
can plane had passed. Th.ere III
great indignation amollg the popu ..
latlon about this criminal' plot."
' The American airmen laughed!
heartUy and one said he didn't
know 'there was a potato bu, easl,
of Kabsaa. " , "
Visits Stalin'
'lr7gve Lie, geI!eIIo
AI .. tile U. N., .. thOWD talll-
..... cO Dew.men' OD his anini
from E1IrOpe, JaeIa4lDc ..... ,
to Moscow wileN be caaferred .
wltIl I_ph Sa.ua. Be ....
market Ibe 0014 war C01II4 lie
endet .,,' "oaferal aeptIao
Ua ....
JAPAN: "
Russians Sail
Good Care Can Give
Fann Tires Wear
Eight Ways Farmers Can
Use to Keep Down Cost
Tire service expe'rts say there
are eight things the average farm
er can do to get the best possible
return on hls $200 or more' Invest
ment in tho tires on hIs vehicles,
And coming just at the start at the
planting 'season they IeI've as
timely suggestions.
According to the F. Goodrich
farm service department,
oliserving these tips wUl nQt only
protect their ,and, make them
l list longer" but will .obtaln maxi
mum efficiency tram their equIp-
ment: .
1. Check air pressure twice a
month, taking reading , first thing
In the morning wben ti.res are
cool. Never release air from tire.
examlnaUoD or larm
tires IUJCI prompt :repaln t. '
cuts, braJael or other dama,e .
may prevent most colil, re-
pain. Warne" Free;.
bold, ' N. J., ' ''.DOWD wpectlnt .
a sldewaU cal In one of the
muJU-rlnr 'rollC t,lres OD his
traotor_
after running tractor for lon,
periods In hot sun. This wlU result
In underlnt1atlon and possible tire
damage wben casing. cools oft. I
' 2, Do not permit 0, oU
to l'emnln on tires. ' ' This shortens
the ille at rubber. Wash off.
cals whlch accumulate aftet spray-
Ing ' witb ' tractot.
3. When using liquld weight In
rear tt:actor tires, do not fill tire
more than full ot
liquid. correot air pres-
sure, because a slight lealc under
this condition will c'ause a muoh
greater decrease In pressure than
U 'the tire were 100. per
filled. '
4. When tractor IS not In use for
10ng.' perJods, jack It -up and cover
It. Inflate tires to recommendecl
pressure .
baclC In service.
II. Always use valve caps to
keep out dirt and moisture and to
prev.ent possi}:Jle trouble frorq
valves. .
6. Examine' tires regularl,. for '
signs of damage and remove atonl;l
and' other foreign objects 1rom
trends. Have culs, ,, brulses or
er tire damage'xepalred as 800D as
they discovered.
't. Choose correct size when pur
coaslpg in mind the
load they must carry and the par-
ticular Job wblch the tractor Is
used. ,
8. Drive oarefully at all times-
espeCially . on the ob-
tain 'longer life from tires and to
your oym.

frn I N.Tu
Sunday Breakfast
Add new interest to an qld
favorite by serving sliced bananas
between two or three helpings of
golden French toas" made from
nutritious enriched bread. Then
smother all with maple syrup,
jelly, ' or . confe'Ctionafs' sugar,
Crisp hot sausag.es,
or fried ham make thiS' temptmg
fare perrect for Sunday morning
breakfasts or dally lunchlls. Try
it with other fresh and canned
fruits too. It's a real treat,
Coffee to Horse Radish
Use an after dinner coffee spoon
for old-fashioned cocktails or tiny
bowls of mustard or horse radish.
Extending Soups
Ado to th<e appetite appeal
nutritlve value of your favonte
by serving them wiUl
croutons made from crusts . of en-
riched bread. Simply . cut the
crusts 'into cubes, and saute them
in butter or margarine ut:1til golden
brown, adding onion nnd . cel,ery
salt for flavor.
---
Cooked Celery Dishes
Cooked celery may .be served in
a val'iety of ways. Team it with
peas or carrots, if you like, serve
it creamed or add it to leftover
"soup.
Bulfet ' Near Pass Door
If you want 8 pass door in the
wall the kitchen and
dining room, be sure it opens onto
a buffet or built-in serving counter
on both .sldes of the wall.
Good Dessert'
Here's a gorgeous dessert for
' your family. And it's so simple.
Slice donuts crosswise and place
one half in the bottom of each
dish. Cover with maple 8yrug 8/'ld
add the other donut half. Fill and
toP with more maple syrup and
garnish with cberry or walnut.
Wording of invitation
The engraved invitation to the
ceremony a I way s requests the
"honor of YO\lr presence'" while
the invitation to tlie r eception reo
quests ,the "pleasure of your com
pany."
FIRST AID to the
AILING HOUSE
Plaster Crambllnr on
Cemeni, Blocks
QUESTION: The bas e men t
Willis of o.ur borne have beeD
plastered directly the
blocks. Now the plaster is crUI1l
bling o!f in many . places. We
would like to ' replaster the walls,
but not it the same thing' wllJ hap..
pen again. What j.9 the best way to
avoid this trouble?
ANSWER:' OrdiDaJ'YI lime pLas-
ter is not suitable. as I1n .appUca
tion on, maso\lry !jlioUld
all qe scra,Ped off. After
cleaning - . wire' brushmg and
scrubbing":' you can paint the
walls with a .cement base paint
intended, for mason'ry: It y.ou wish
a heaVier, :.vaterproof coating, on
the wa11s you can use a half-inch
cOllting 9t de(l'se ' cemebt mor,tar
made with a white portland
cement. Such work shoU).d be done
Thursday, June 15, 195&
ERVS
CALM AGAIN"
.. 'ColToo nor"os' hnd
PW and uplWt.
ulIlil my doctor .. d-
vi.ad ftwHebill1! to
POST M. Now, Il!Y
Dfrv(l8 are culm 11,,11*
-1 CcollikotlDliUiolli '_
SCIENTIFIC PACTS,'
uOlTl!<> ",nd ten
contai n cdCoin-a
drulI- a nerve .Umu
laot. While many peoplo Clln da:iuk them
wi Ibou t iIl-eIT00 Ii-othera. oo,U'..... "'.tep-
lib/ .. , luffer nor"ousno.s, l lee l)iclI8!1igbtl
and POSTUM oontaln. no
entrein-nothinu thnt can po,"1111/ a:td
u<tUr MnU or upad I/our . Iomoch/
MAKE THIS TEST. Drink POSTUM
oxrlus,yoly Cor 80 d6Y.....;udu . by r..mI.1
INSTANT POSTUM-A Vigorou.
Drink mndo from Healthlul Whont 6lId
Brim. A Produot of General Fooda;
FREE SAMPLE!
NEW
FOR CONSTIPATION
Jf you sclll suffer from constipation
Ice us send you ABSOLlITELY
FRE1l B fJ"eday trial borde of CEL-
ULAC -X:ABLETS. NOT A LAXA
TIVE! But a rcol corrective crear
menr. Clinkally tesred and medically
IIpproved. Easy, plellSllnr-llmlUing!
SemI (0,. JII",pl, today.
No obliglltio" "ow 0,. (ater.
Purity Cross Products, Dept. D
Plainfield, New Jersey
WHEN SLEEP; WON"
COME 'AND YOU
FEEL GLUM.
Use ChewlngGum Laxative-
REMOVES WASTE NOI GOOD fOOD
Wile. Toa __ ' t .Iee_feel Juat awfUl
becauoe 10U need .. laxative -de) ..
IIILLlONI d.o - Chew
, PUNA-M:U" ta wonderl'uU, duraren"
Doo1.o..... y many otller ", .. ttv.
their "lIuabtna" action to. _ .. :".,:lIt
la til ... Cum.ell. Largo doses OllUclllu-
aUvea Ul)Iet dllJelluon. IlUSh .. WILY nour-
food you Dood for healr.h .uti
enel'lr1 . " . fOU ro&! wank, wom out. '
But gentle n:cN-o\'N1NT . &II rec.
ommended. worb cllleO,y III tho 10_
bawel ....hc ... It n .. "aI, ..... te. aOI
If 0"" rood I You avoId tb&t weak, tll'ell
fClellll&. 0 .. naH-A-MUIT _pd teel 1 DC
Ilne. tUll of IIfel 25,.! SOt. or onl)'
by aD experienced mason. (Thank .
very much ,for your friendly, , , 1.
letter; l . am glad to be of serVice.) , illjlUtTd.,. . .... III6fteSho""eek
, ',. ,roup or people' who chlnaed' (rom lb.
cld deniilrleea Powder a .....
ICed teeth by 'IcIC11tl&c leaL I
Why JlGl )'ouneU! 'Blil
Calox .. IodIY , 10 your e
teeth c:u alart Iookin, .
, tomorrow I '
-/ ,
CAI.OX
....07 ........ '
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IN COOL. SCENIO GB.ANDEUB A.8O"\'E
OLOUJ,lS, SWDI, GOLI', amE aoRSEBACK, DANCE, BID
Come, and eoj07 Juxwoy of this
MOUS RESORT. 8 mile. bolD Chattanooga, Swimminl pool.
' 1011, archel'7. and lown 1Ihop. 4merfca's moat beauti-
ful patio open .S with danclq beneath starllt eJdea to
the Lookout Orctiiib-a , Rates f7.00 and up
daily, mc1udfn8. meals, awfmmJn, .and paUo dancln, pdvUqe8,
aDd IeUODal rate..) Write to L001clOut Mountaba
,lAlC1)kOI1d Tum. Phon. 3-1742 .aaattuoo.a.
Thursday, June 15, 1950
On a island oH
Puerto Rico a colony at
monkeys live a perfect life
in the nome of scienGe.
Th.ey room at will, swim in
the Caribbean, have plenty
to eat, and are not mo
lested, Dr, facundo Bueso
of Puerto Rico univenity is
conducting, research in
tropical tuberculosis, 'dys-
entery, and malaria . . the
monkeys are used because
' no animal comes as close
to human anatomy or phys.
iology. The young lady
(right) is feeding a mother
monkey part of a coconut.
Notice the young.
(above)
are on the fe e d' j n,g"
grounds, After being fed
thpy, separate to different
par t s of the island.
Rafael louis Nee y a
(right) liyes alone on the
island-that is, except
for the monkeys. He is
tossing til em flMMl. When
h. goes into his house.
they will follow and peer
at IIim t h r aug h the
screened windows. Can.
trary to general belie.
they are not Irw of water.
On hot days molt of them
,0 swimmin.s..to.cool off.
The animals h a v
d i v ide d themselves into
four colonies, each headea
by a chief. Fierce tribal
bat tie $ are continuous.
Above a group of students
study the "hill tribe." At
the left a mother feeds her
young while the chief, her
lord alld master, takes it
First to eat is
the chief, surrounded , by
his 'iladies." ,He reigns, in-
cidentally, just as long he
can "lick any man 'in the
cr.wd.'i .
Vanity
All
By Rlcho.td Hill Wltltlll!OD
MAN," sai d Jnsplactor
Joe Warr en, trowning over
the letter whlch he held in his
band, "has a weak point. 1111 the
cas e or 'The
r-------. Flash,' most dar
3
Minute ing criminal of
, F' t' this clty's crlml
Ie Ion nal history, 1t ap,
1 .... _____ .1 pears to be
." He g'estured toward the ll!tter.
fellow has become dlrUIik
his success in accompli:s'bing
outstanding robbefies. And
now he has taken to writing Ul5 let
ters, stating just where be's Igoing
to be at II. certain time and what be
plans to do." .
Detective Fargo blew smoke
at the ceiling and evaded h1lI
ehiers eyes.
"So far," he, said, "he seems to
have been pretty successful in car
rying out his plans. Thls 111 the
third lette.r we've received.
Thrifty to Make
. 7238
"Each tlme The FI.ash ba.
appeared ' where be , said be
would at exactly the time de-
noted In hIS letters, And w!b1le
we've stood Idly ' by he'l!I c,om
milled his crlmel!l . and es-
caped. What's be up to 'I.bla '
time?,"
FOR HER best dress I It's a
simple patterl;l and easy to
memorize-skirt is straight tubu-
lar piece; top, easy crochet tool
. . . '
"The Devonshire party," W'arren
growled. The truth of Fargo' s state
ment scored him. "Mrs. Devonshire
fs plannlng to wear that valuable
emerald her husband brought her
from Europe a month ago. The
Flash sta tes In this letter tha.t he
Intends to steal the emerald and
defies us to stop him."
Fargo crushed out hi s Cig:aTet.
','Have you taken Ilny st eps to
,Prevent the robbery?"
"Fargo, os you know, the Flash',
qisguise is perfect:' He'll appear at
that party as a guest, 01' servDnt
or someone wilh whom tl)e Devon-
shires are but slightly acqullinted.
,J want you to go up there early,
meet Mrs. Devonshire when sbe
comes down stairs ' and stlclt Willi .
her until the last guest bas gone.
'Then see to It that the emerald ls
stored away in a safe before you
leave. I'll have Johnson lind a
couple at other men mingling with
.the guests."
A
T 11 O'GLOCK on' the nJi ght of
the Devonshire party Inspec
tor Warren drew his roadster up
before the palati al mansion and
ascended the steps .
The moment the Devonsblre but-
ler opened ' the door Wilrren knew
sometblDg bad happened. The but
face was whIte and dra.wn,
and over his shoulder Warren could
.ee a group of guests huddled in
the ballway, with Detective John
'.on standtng guard.
Warren stepped qUickly inside.
And at that moment Mrs. Devon
, ofto buUer'. 'abe waa "bI&,
aDd drawn
hire, accompanied by ber busband
and Detectlve Fargo, came flying
down, Qle stairs.
happened?". Warrell
barked Fargo. the
IDcoherell& babble' of Mrl!l. Dev.
enahlre. .
"It'll gone:' Fargo grated. "Abo],lt
,an hour ago. I was behind
rll. Devonshire in the rE!Ception
line. Someone }laked a gun In my
baelt and told me to waUt back
wards, When I ' saw ' the . fellow'.
face I knew it was The Fl!Lsh, be
cause he was a dead ,Tineer for
myself." . .
"A rinaer for youl" Warren
paped. "What the devil do you
She'U be 00 protld or her new crocheted
frock I Pattern 7238 has dlrecUons for
alz 3, 4. 6 .
Send 20 ccnts In colo, your name. ad
dress ond lIumber to
8 ... 101 CIr.I. Nu.I Dept.
P. O. Boa: IntO, Cbl ,o 110, III. or
P. O. nos Jat . Old Chelsea 8ta 1100, .
No,
Ne .. York ll, N, y,
Enclose :10 cent5 [or pattern.
Name , ........ . .... ... ............. .
............................ ..
BOY O'BOY! POP'S RlGHT!
3-IN;'ONE MAKES
THINGS RUN '
KE NEW!
'Wm/ PRINCe AlSEIlT IN
MY- PIPE I'M OF
MllIJER.,RlCHER-TAmNG
$MOKING COMFOR:r.
ITt A JOY TO $MOKE
.PRINCE Ai8ERTl
PAGE THREE
Khig Tut'll Sandals
Still in a stLite or perfect con .
servalion, a pair of leathe r-soled
sandals. painted and embossed in
gal.;:!, were round in ' the tomb ot
.Tutankhamen in Egypt. Painted
on the inner soles were figures at
traditional enllmics, Sy ri ans and
Libyans, "on whom the King
trod".
Personal
To Women With' .
Backache
A. we IGC older t ..... nd ltraln, 0 ......
exertloD, GICOIIIII va amoklol or p08Ultli to
cold . omotlm.. otOWI down kidney IUIle-
tlan. Tbt. may load muy fol ... to COlli'
plain of nawn, bad,.che, 1_ or pep aDd
energy. bead.eh .. and dful n.... GoctIn,
up IIllhta or frequent p..,...g .. truly ftIIUlt
from mInor blodder, Irritation.- duo to cold.
dampn_ or dlotary IlIdlleretlo ....
If YO\lf dl ..,mrona ani due to
CIIW.. , don't walt. try Doan', PIJla. mIIdl.
, diunltlc. Uecd oue..-luUy by mWlo... lor'
ovor 60 y ..... Wbll. tbeM Iymptoml IIl&T
orten ot benrllO occur, It: masin. hoW'
many tim.. Doan'. rive happy rellef-
help tbe 15 mil .. or kidney tllboa and 1U1e,.
lluab .... Ie. Oet 1>0&11" PW. todatl
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orous boxos.
lJlytimel
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Plesae send Df'il
BP'!OllS with followin, irutlal ..... ..
For each unit act of 4 opooll8,l eD'
close 1 whitestar end from Rello,I"
VAlUETT l'Al?ltAGB aud 75 in coin.
Nall\ ................. ,
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MI6II1Y TASTY SMOKE.
&1. w!u .... .... tr.G.
'1 mean:' said Fargo , grimly,
"that bls disguise thIs time looked
like me, generally Be
forcea me into a closet and ,crack.eeI
me over the head. Naturally DO
one noticed that anything was hap.
penlng, as M1'I. Devonshire was ex
hibitlng her emerald at the time.
And when The Flash returned and
.tood In my place, it occurrl!d to DO
ooe that it was not me."
111. elloree, naturally mUd tobacco seleCfed for Prince
Albert II specially treated to Insure agulnst tongue bite: And
"TeD minutes 8,0 I c.me to
aDd be,an to Idek on the 400r.
DeYeJl8blre opened U. 1 rullbed
to MH. Devoaablre and disco,,
ered thai lIbe had lIwsecl
... emeiald.- TIle Fla II baa
.....arted a. a,alnl"
Warren slumped loto a
chalr,
crimp cut PrlnQt Albert gives a fresh, .fUlIftoWmJ unoke rlghl ' .,
down to the bottom of the tin.
_eN SfAot(l
rAO .. --

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PAC'lE rot In TIlL: M1AMI .JAZf: I TI:, W YNl:iSVILLl:i, 01110 TJllIH:' D.\Y .ll INI] 15, 1950
THE M IA MJ G AZ E E ;i
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Ef 1850
PAUL A. SCHERER ....... . ... ............... Editor and Publlaher
CECILIA J. SCHERER .. . ... ... ...... . ... Secretary and Treasurer
El'ery Tblll'tiday Morning
IlL WU), IHlIIVI II e, 'Varren 'oullty. Oblo
En l rtlt! as 8 cond , Lnss' wuller 'at
the postorfll'e at Waynesvill o . Oblo.
NO NEED .FOR SQUABBLES
Ther e i ' no need for lI1er'ch:lnt s to qllnhble
among t thernsel ye or he :tllgr.y at on another he-
cause f competil,i on.
The Int re ' ts of all mer h:ln t :Ire the
to hol d :\lld expall d (heir t rade. do the l argest
possibl e yol ume oc' husi ness. (0 ll1ake.:J r easonabl e
profit , t o hel p the c rnmunit y whi ' h support s them
go ahe:1d. oOl e year ag6, it \vill he rt! l11cmbeled.
w:ts a grea I hetwe n the independents
.and Ihe 'hains, be ;iuse of the fea r th:lt ' i n r ea ing
hain competition would estray other t ores, 1'ha(
fear proved g: rounctl es , The independent s do. I y
f ar, the largest percent age of th nati on's t otal retail
trade. And every kind of tore, i' gardles f th'e
omp litive fact qr, h:1 prospered \\Then its commun-
ity ]jas prospered. ,
Retail bu ines, in all , is Ihc higge t busines:
we ]l :lVe. Most of our nalional ,in ome go a r 5S
store count er, in exchange for of ever con-
cei v.able kind. That keep ollr f a t ori going, and
our employment al !ligh levels. nd the vol ume of
r etail Ira'de l argely determine Wlhelher time- are
good or bad. '
There's no reason for merchants
among themsel,ves. There is room fOr
of in thi s I road l and,

NEW BUSINESs'
to qua rrel
every kind
Let's "all work: together 'i n 1 welcome \\
pen
arms"any new husiness l ha! we mi ght .hear of, into
Ollf community in . 'brder to make empl oyment for
OUf own r l!$ident here. 'I,..ET'S GR WI '
BAIRD'S
GENERAL MERC'HANDISE
LYTLE

FOR FIRST CLASS FRESH
MEATS and
fANCY GROOERIES
FRYING CHICKENS
Also Diabetic Canned F:niita
D'O.T
I
FOOD. STORE
. 2541 .
'I DODGE'!,'
SAY MOTORISTS FROM COAST TO COA$T
YOU COULD PAY $1000 MORE,
stili not match Dodge for roominess a"d rugg,ednes.
Rere's VALUE you cnn S6f'-VALUE you.
.. "n feel D you ,lriv VAL UE you n olice
in your Iloei<elbodk I
.'OGER Vo\lUII How conven.
iellt to hove a JUggotle . COD!.
parlDlont thot 's really big!
DodKeleek, wellhred beauty is np-
J,lortllt to all. Dodge rOlllpuc:.l design
OUTSIOE give you un eosiur hAndl")!;
CCll'-1I I!IIr Ihol'S cuel er to park 011d
, ,
Your pre tent car may never again
II. worth what we'll give NOWI
Today w.e're hock :!gnin wilh
heat 0l'porlurtily j ll town
fur yuu to Wilke II good dell)
OD your presenl cor. ,Don't
delay . oct DOW, let', tradd
GYRG-MAIK
LOwiii:iiiICID
AUJOMAnc
OANSMl5510N
lUI. YOU '10M

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..." .. bI,.. c:..t
ilaragc; Yel I N I(1E a world of
roojhill!! bead roolll. houlder room,
1'1\ roum.
Stop at your Dod go doal or'8, check
DolIll VALUE lor yourwlf. Dri e one
"Mugic Mile." We' ll 1M,,!! it to you
which CDr give. 010i l fur yC/ur money.
lEW IIGGIR VALUI
DODGE
ivaI Ie." Il0l,.,. __
",.. rile 1o., .... ""cM ,WII
MURRAY AND LAUTERBACH
,
, .. - ..__ . , BrClladway at Oakwood Lebanqn, O'hlo
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elsea at Ohio State Unlver"lly, Cb ELE"TRle MOTOR
By JANE FITE
Iumlme, Friday morning. Tlielr Ii ' runs graIn cO.nveuor
liepheW, ' J ohn 1Jabb. waB one r '
tbe graduatell to receive a degree
Mrs, Meda Drown and hel' In doctor of mediCine.
Sllza.nne E tillns. .
. Wilts g u e.lt t a Wel,ln /lCl .1Y nnd Ml. aJid Mla Ren ' Gaines nnd ,
, , tbelr dlilrglller, Nlmcy' Galnell
for BIG
STOCK-FEEDING'

Tburaday of MI'. and Mrd. ' 1,lay,
nard Moore Md fnmJly, 01' \VII. and Mias Jillle of
-lDIDgtGn. . . natl, spel'\t S'Ilnilay nft.el"1loon In
Eakins- 'i th!l vllinge villltlng frl"fids,
day, and. 'l'b!'raday \vlth' his Hllnt : Relen H,u' ok. ShlrJ.ey SchaD'
ano. ullole, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jhn)" ben. IIo\a Lukenll. Betty Anne
" Bmwfl Ilnd faintly of n,ellr \\(11 nognn , J :met Doster , MUl' tba
mington. Lukens, n-nd Janet Dos ter, at-
Ernest Collier ilas returned to lended lile regular 'meeting at the
bis home In ;Nashville, Tenn,. f.:l t. Order Rulnbow rOr 0 11'111 In Leb.
lowing a weekll Vllllt, Wllh bls anon, Monday evening.
lilBtA!r-InllLw, ' MIij . 13' I 0 ,. e n c e Mrs . . AI'thIH' Wilde. Mrll. Chas.
COllier. Dt:!Ute,., anel D. B\. Under-
' Women:s SOCiety of Clu'llI, ":ood attended n ill;l!lnl sbo.wer lit
tlan , Sen' lce heJd tbelr JUlie meet. lbe Ilome of, Mrs. EHzubetb Fur-
tng a\ ,tbe of Mrs: FTlWk naee: ulurday at.,
Morrow, Thursday nlternoon. MrI'8. ternoon. In honor (.If MIB\! Sara
Helen' Robertson . and Ml'II. Edua ' ,Corrtll Ol ,' FIlI'I\IlS, br' ldo,elect ot
3.ho... e';cI.lc ,"DID, .un,
sraln elevalor ond pow ...
"1.,lIIlIllng fart. '
aBIIllHted, Ml'B. 'Mton'ow in IDl'11llllt oak, ;WaynellvUJe. ,'.
bOllpttalldell lind Mrs, ' Ethel Stump MillS Bn.rbrua Dosier feturlletl
led tbe program, 110me by Ilirplane. 'SatUrday, fol-
Oraln ,Ioros. ....Ildlns .n
Ihe 1u1l.1l Campbell fo,m,
I. I. 2, Camden, C)hlo.
Dr. lind l\{rs. W. lit Frost and a ten days v.lslt with her
tbeir lIOn.. MaY'J'la'rd. were bUill \lIOUSlnB. Mr. IUId Ml'II. E. W.
qallerll Clnclnnnti Vred .. Powell lUll! faDtlly, ,or Onk Ridge,
neaday. . ' Tel!'n. , I
. Mr. and MIs. Ilnd. ,Mr. \Ond MI' S. Wllllam Dollt al'
' M:re, iTlIJI:Qes ;Rador 1UI11 ' her 9augh-, and [amlly ,wal'e a. group
Ulr,'. M.'nrshu. IUId Ruth. 'returned. of WllO a lbih' Sm). '
home' Salui1lay rrom Keokuk, day of tlJ'e l.ollis ,Bromfield }'iwDlIj
In a storage building on. ahe Campbell farlI\ on
R. R. 2, Camden, Ohio, there is 'elettrkal' grain handling'equip.
ment, greatly, sunpJi6es stock. feeding. The building, shown
in the smaller illustration, is 22" 32' and has a storage capacity
of 5590 bushels of corn and'2QOO ohIDall grain.
.Iown, where they spent a week nenl' l\{ILnsIield.
with anit r elatives.. Mr. Mrs. Susie of. ' Dayton,
Rader. r emnlned there ' f ll1" an In. 1s tbe 1I0useguest of l\fls. Jnmes
del'\.lD1te stay to be 1I e a i' - 11111 Rader and her dnuglHel's, Mal'Shn
m.other, Who Is lIerlously 1II. and Ruth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. , Snan . of Mr. Mrs. J. R. RUeman
Perrlntown/ visited fl'le,nds In the \\lel'e g'llesta S\lilday of Mrs. Rose
village l3aturday. <:rll slI. at Mlaro Rest Home, til
. The loclLI lodge .ot the Eastel'll Morrow.
Star 'thell' nnnual picnic:: for 1tfn. and 1>11'5. Josepli Hltemall
members
oJ
and lbell f n,mllies ' at rund son. Biny Joe, reo
JlUlbb:s Ptlrll , Wlllmmi., SUnd llY turned ho,me "rom Greely, Colo.,
afternoon, MI'. gtadurl'
'Mrs. Madge Gone, at ' ,\Tllrnlng- Uon from Coloi<ado State College.
ton. was a. recent guest of MI'. wbel'e , ,be r eceived IIlp .'Ma.stll'l's
a,nd Mrs. John Welsb. degree In IntlustTJal Arts. Tho
Tbe Civic Lengue . beltl their H1temll.lIl1 went to' Greely
June meeting at tbe hoone or Mrs. after be wall gr.adllatell Cllm
. C. D. ' COOik. !n' Lebanon, Sa.tur- laulle from WiIlmlnf1;ton College. ,
da;y aftelnoon. ,
1111'S. A. S. Collett WIlS hostess
t() the WaYne TownShip Fal'ml'l'S
Qiub Thul'1lday' The
members were served a Illuner In
the home . conoml!!S raoUl of lhe
high.. schoo] bulldlng. Following
ihe dinner, H. L. Royel. Pl'lnclPll 1
at the Dre;tjel BehoolR of Daylon.
llpoke ' IOn the lIubJect. " 'Oblo Is
My Hobby." The gr9up tlren re-
turned .to lbe home or their host-
BIE, for'the rQguLar bUlllness roeet
tng. 1111'11. Elslfll Hockett, Waynes.
ville, presented an Interestln'g
talk. "What F.ell/clltlon Should
Do."
.n. W. C. Brown and sl,,
tar. lin. Hiram George, or SUgo,
"offee PrioH
The Jowelt wholesale coUee price
r.ached In this country In. modem
times-for treen, UiaJ II, uDroaat
ed, "Santol a ba.ie represen
t.Uve quaUty - W.I cents a
POund In mldlUDllJler. UNO. The
hllheat WAI In 'mIdNovember th1J
l'ear. cents. (The trade points
out that areen coUee 10lea per
cent of ita wellbt In roa.tin"
which , la, or. eouJ'lt!. factor In de.
termJn1n, cOlllWDer pricel.) ,
NeUa81'1aadI Ca,....
Aruterdam, the <!apiA} the
NetlaerlaDda, 11 with
more than 300 br1dc... Canak nm
tilreulb the c1V aDd dI'I1da 11 Into
10 aeparate W&IIia.
,By simply pushing a switch, corD or small grain is elevated
from the dump drag to the 'very top of the storage crib by
means of a motoJ;'.powered, bucket, type cd'nveyor. This method
cuts to IJ the Jabor to, M..,dle the 8,ain.
When the conveyor has filled the bins, Mt; Campbell changes
the Vbelt to a different pulley and leti, the same motor operate.
a fan whict, cures the corn orpther grain,nght in the
crib: electric timing device turns blower [!In on and off
operating it only d,uring part of the day, most
favorable for rapid drying. Another. pu.sh.button stara the coo.
veyor to move the corn to an unloading chute.
Even if yo.u don't and fatten thiCe groups of steers
each as Mr. Campbell does each )lear" you will' Md;t worth
while to investigate to save
time .and effort. . ,
, ,
, Talk over your grain bandling plans, your (oupty agent"
vocational agriculture teacher or the fatjlD'iepresentative of your
electric service company.
THE DAnON POWER AND IlIGHT COMPANY
TUlle In WH,o.-Iuc'RIC 9:00 P.At
Jam. BIICIwta.
Jame. Buchanan intended to reo
tire to private 11fe after hI. aea1ce
In the le,lIlature. The aullden
death of his fiancee caUled him to
Chanle hIe plan.. He continued In
. aeUve . &lid In 1811'1 wa.
elected Prea1d8Dt.
Hadiicol Helps Wife Keep
.,
t :.
,: Her Family Well and Happy'"
'. .
'.
HADACOI. HElPS FOLKS SUFFERING FROM
DEFICIENCY OF 'VITAMINS 8
11
82, NIACIN IRON
Mn. Eciward JL Newtop, 43M fits that people by' the thouaanda
ReadJng Road, Clnc1nnatl. Oblo. are getting from HADACOL, yOlI
feels that a ' wife's chief respona.i. wouldn't delay a single minute.
bWty 18 attending to the welfare , Hundreds ol "Doelon
of her family at all times. BADA- h . lbed ...
COL has "een a big help to her . . '!ve . escr , , HADACOL
. !' ...... d Uttl for their patients have requested
in keeping her husbauu an . e quantities of HADACOL for their
nephew well and happy. . own clinical use and for their
Mr family, 'like so ,own f amilies . The fact that
many, were suffering deficiencies HADAeOL is SCientifically lor-
Vitamins B'"B., Niacin ..and Iron, mulated, coinpQunded so that it
wblch HAnACOI:. contains. contains t berapeutic q,uantitlea of
H.M>ACOL brought such won- Vitamins B., BIt Niacm and Iroo
derful results to her husband, to s'upply deficiencies 01 these
who had Buf(ered hom stomacb vital elements and is enriched
Mrs. Newtoo gave with help!!!! of 14anla-
HADACOL to her thl'ee-year-old nese,. and Phosphorous
nephew, Bobby Newton, with (in 1.lquld help to. account
equaDy IfIltltybig results. for Its increasm& acceptance by
. , doctors.
Mn. Newtoa I Statemellt YOIl'l1 Feel Great
, Here is Mrs. Newton's state . ' ,
ment: "1 gave my Uttle nephew . WIth the fll'lt.few,:bottlel
HADAc
nT. b . he al . you take, or your money baeJr.
:.- ecause wu p e, There is only one d
be had 'Tlo appeUte; he was run it is Id ' , an
down and he caught colds ref ' at. . 80 .._:.. onSoa strict money-back
edl Alt h
IUreanwe. give thJa l'eIJlark .
y. er e aj) e formula If chan
bas an appetite, as color ln' his to help YOU Uyoli llifter from';
cheeks and he j.iI healthier all th", alCkness Caused by d.e1ic1 cia f
way. My hll;Bband baa alway'& been Vitamins B
"
Bo, Nlacln ::d,
troubled WIth his stomach. After Remember that HADACOL u '
taking five 18]:'ge bottlea aDd three amazlDlly different ana amuini-
small bottles of HADACOL, he ly efteotlve beeaiue It treats ttie
eats. and is not botbered real caUIe of the aonditfou
with bill stomach." Mrs. Newton suffer from by BUPPlyln, the
has HADACOL to elements of VI\ainlnt a..
mBll1' of her 1rlenc:la. B., Niacin and Iron. Make up your
Bel.,. Feel W..s.rall mind to take HADACOL relUlar-
Why not have a IImflar bo. Refuae Don't be
to you? NOW satJafied with temporary relief.
don't keep it o!f-don't IDsQt .OD t1ie IeDUine. You em't
W
at 10u'1l start twa, IClII8 a cent, beCaue W. 801d OD
ACOL tomorrow. START It ric: t parantee.
a IT 'l'ODAYI If onlJ QDl3r $1.25. for __
}'OU'4 realize tIui WODderful bea8- I'luIilli or HosplUl me. tuo.


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THURSDAY JUNE 15, 1 (fSO
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'Dry Ridge
A Farm Diary
By D. J. Frazier
vestment tbl\t a fur".f'r haa In
,hi s land lind HUh' hlllery, Small
ral' m. to be workt'd part Ume &1'e
g l' aLly III tl enltllld JU81 now and
lI'rtl plellt:lllnt places to live but B
small farm w UI 111)1 s Ul,port very
much .node.'n machinery, even 1n
Ihe small fal'm al ' o,
If you have a '{' c' etl patcb tbat
June 12, 19fiO.- The c1elldiinl' a l you wanL CIOOII d OUL, I here Is
most aught Dlo, ' lind t hl! POOl" nothing like a /tClit to do It for
edllor hil I! been tll\vlllg a lot of YOll , 11'8, TOllont R r otH with
t.-oullie with (\endllnes, It Is 811 It wo hlds and Junl Il .. W til y, IU'e
n. lOv' Iy ti lly OUl thnt I WI\8 wan cleaning .out 't he buck ehd of ai;
d !"lug IIrouml chlllling crows Q,Jltl cbl cken lot filI' I me, We have be ..
looking l..i l ovel" , tll for lied Its lhe feRr e 10 not 100 good
It.he cowis wlto we.'o l'eatlng twice II. tlay me move bel'
In ' th bBl'n al1d tlolng nnd, nCb ti me s he l eaves a nice
otb I" u80le88 but pl ensant thlngll , :II'c lt.> of all the tall
tbe Itl nd YOI! do when 'th weuth1' IVceds, She wOUld eies n out al\
ls wo ni ce to s lay In tbe house the bl'tls11 100 If s'll" WBS left long
lind you 1' 81111 y do not w!tnt to enough. Tile YOUbg ones st.ay \vli h
w'ol'k nnywllY, W had ahlrte!! h{'1' un less th'ey fire too clolie Lo
sOllle of the fl 'om olle 1'1 1d IL bol e In the fence, It Is much
to another Ilntl wellne I a calf /lml pettel' t han 'usill/i!; I1le and
I tbought I would lool,t uJ'ound allli It glYes you SUch a nice Iltd i y
Rlilke' 8111'e Ihnt Utay Wel'6 in feeli ng too. something tbat as
the lIIW tUl'e. Al:) the CI'OWI! wei'e ot hel'wl se no lise III helllg PIl ' 10
run-kIng so much , noise tbut I 'ood 11M mnklng glfat rri.flat.
didn' t know one of Ut SOlll e peopl do not IIko lid, t
boys W/IS trying to gl t himself nl f\nt o.ml 10iR or IIBople h'lt've
.me mOl'e young ' C1'0\ V8 01' l1o\'el' tusted 'it, bUL we hlQ' e
wbethel' they Wel'e pulling 'up tbe found young goo I to t nste o:mle
com' t hat Wll8 sticking thrll wbnt I1le 'lamb 81\eI to be very
t he grollnd In the lowel' rleld, nlcll And tender,
One d'llY thel'e wall r'ow lifter Wo JU8t been conslder-
I' OW or nl )tOling chut es' jU/It IlIg , wll el h I' I t would be WOl't1a
1hrouh rhe gl'OIInd, Tho next w'I\IlE) 10 combine A rt I d that
1 heo.rd, CI'OW'S wh n I had a good stand of red top t ut
wenl ' down tO, look a t It there WlU! on looking, It o,' ,-r we de Ided thal
no lullf lL stllnd I ft ther ' wns n littl e t 0 much tl m-
1' lIe ' I' Qln ,'au Ilt be eight or 'othy and cl over in It 10 be able
mOl'o IL I' B M clover tl1lll we lind to do 11 good Job nnd that
THE MIAMI GAZETTE,
HAVE 'YOU GOT \
WHAT IT, TAKES?
Take a bit of Ifumption, a little determination and
a dash of and you have the makinglof
B real saver. For you'll need all theBe t<l' relist
, the urge to ,pend today,' 10 that carll have
the thing, you'll require omorrow. Provle your
ability. Open a S8vihgi account now.
WaynesviUe National Bank
Raven, Red Ash
Pocahontas'
, ,
Yellow
I
r.p:MlUM 'COAL WILL, ALWAYS
BE SCARCE
rAKE ADVANTAGE OF. SUMMER FILLUP' PRICES
" .
III dowlI but w hOlle lIint It Is wn.s hOI'(lly en01lgh ,f H to ' W F Ex h
not entirel y RJl OUetl, i never like It worth !o (, l1Ie tn I ajam c ange
clover hoy bec-811RB OUI1S. nJways 811 It n. big pl .) e d rnac:l l n 'ry
GellIi I'atne,. on ,lnd IIOUlPUmrS IlS Il , PhONE 2371 WAYNESVJU.E
spoil ed, but Lh nl[lIlfa cur es .June I\ns be ..n ' ompnny 1110n th i --------.. -I!
more quickly nne! We s em to do of Dry r,' f O' e' al yenr:}
better wltb getUng It IiI satel y, ILnd It seems 0: bit lonosome not
Hay )'p' nll' O'lI dl' ' n :1' 1 t 1'/\ to hll,ve nnyone Ihb 1' , y ;; u
fllnlls th'ls weele nnd almost nil ' need to have company and get
or It 18 b!ll d In t ho field, out tbe holcesl plece8 of meat
or l'UUrSCl tllf'r' Ilre Illlvllntagos hilt from tbe locker nnd the best fro,
il . adds lJulie : n bit w -th e'; Zen penelles. 19 III k Ihe new P''; SIl
pense of pUltl ng III. ' They clnlm nnd Ret out pltl' lI r R ( Ibll'l(
yon live enough more, to rOl' ream and pln. t es' of /"ood c'l lmtry
It and t llnl yOU SllVe timp feeding butter. to cut orr : I cps of th'lt
And of Course If, you BrEI going to hnDl to fry wllh t he 1ll'flakluBt
sell It then It Is pm ' Ur lllly It ne egb"8, 1Iml cook /I. I,lump early
ceulty, One tiling I do know, r"ler, Lben you cnn sny, " ee 011
the bn.rn mow wfll l.qld Dlore of lJIe good 'tblnga we b avp' r plned
iL John bas Just bougbt n hew 4,11 0111' form," I (Id :,:l ve tbe
' 61de d 11 ry rak e: LAst year we pena twice but fll ligr, I 11 t e to
were abl e to I'ent OIle bUl thIs ad'mlt tt, It Ibere b (I ,' , em c' IT
'y Ill' he 6ulCl ,Il6t find anyolle they would rfOl h.we eone
who, ,Qultl I ' lit one nl1d nOW Wi.' II round, and I haven't Bny rries,
wonl t I'ent, Olll'S nltl.er: We fOllnd bui I can dream. can't)? HayIng
that ad Wen aliI to comp&;nY Is sort of a roun'd 'Up ot
get Olll!, to have I ented It. for I he farm 8upplletl al1cl JUne is a: nIce
lI um merH . hny, ,Clover n lld n'bout month to haVtI It,
tweh' e Olfres or nl talfa, would
ha 0 C06t U8 Dlor thlln II rourlb
or the coat of the new and
we will stili llnve I'he rnke,
,Moder!! rum mac!,lnery III e);
p 1\s11 e nnd yet the l rage clly
dw I,el' no Idll,ll of ' the In
\." .... .
OffteJala at tile Vnlted
110 Mattia .tn1ce .a7 fader ... twI-
I,. lave i*04l1Ctd ntllfac:tpl1 ft1.
deIlee that ammal vaccbiitiaD r1I
dop 11 aD dfecUve ni .- ill __
troUIDt rable. m ulmala iiwI Jm.
mID belDi
who are' IUUIble to k.-p
tIWr "II 1D .tr1ct conltileil1'ent
d\ll1DJ uble. outbreak. aDd 'tor a
period of aIz mcD1b:a afterward, ue
adviled to protect them by vacd-
naUon, "
The health iervlce recommendli
tbllt. vacclnatloo be ".ed In con-
JuncUon with l1c:enaJn,. q,uarran-
tIDe. and tl1mlnatloll of 'tra7 anAl
ownefle.. pel' 10 aU locaUtle. '
troublec1 with rabi... ' '
. ., .
TRY QUETJ'.E a.ASSIFIEDS
-nlEY GET RESULTS FAST'
Power bWII Bower '
ft.m IIoWt M'dR! FOA THE MONEY. 20 INCH CUT.
ROlLER BEARINCS ON REEL., DOUBLE .
a.UTCH. , RECOIL STARTER, BRICes &: 51"KAnON
-ENGINE.
$100.00

WayDlsvilie Far.rs Exchange
PH6NE 2311 WAYNESVILLE
G'
$1.64
PAGE FIVIJ
Including
Tax
'BELCH'ER'S
SUNOCO SERVICE
PHONE 2423 SOUTH MAIN ST. WAYNESVILLE, O.
Medicine
HADACOL aalea or ahipments
,ave reached'the amazing total of
',000,000 bottlel since January 1,
lore of one tonic than haa
. ver been IOld in 10 Slliall an area
n 110 short a time,
Senator Dudley J. ' LeBlanc,
"ounder and President of The
,eBlanc Corporation, Lafayette,
. ,ouiliaDa. maken of HADACOL,
. Id the sales and shipments
"ould have been far greater if his
company could have obtained
material to meet the de-
mandS,
"We have been several hundred
lhoUlSDd bottles behind in ship
ments since January 1," sa id Sen
atur LeBlanc. "It looks like we
I U. t canno, catch up because
every time we increase produc-
tion the demand increases,"
Senator LeBlanc credited the
South'. heaviest , new spa per
sch",ule with much of the success
of HADACOL
Nevada
Nevada .Juts the sixth largest
area in the 48 states, but the small
est ot people, '
Dancei'oua t& Dor.
The JOllrnal of the American Vet-
erinary Medical association bal
cautioned against giving dogs ex
ceslve doses Qt vitamin A. Experl
ments with puppies showed that
doses geatly In excess of the
mount they nonnally reql1lre pro
duced loss ot welgnt, Door appe'
tI teo and other undesirable changes,
The warninll was sounded tor own
ers who mistakenly assume that
extra large amounh at vitamin ' A
will aid their dolis' health,
The I.;e Cream Freezer,
Remember when the iee
ream played
Jmpol'tan.t p 11 r t j nth
h,oo.rie? Why, you couldn't
the gallons you'd
mllde 101' S1JJIlday dinners,
chuJ'ch 60clals, and pic-
Ides! 'roday at fibe cor-
n,el' store you buy your Ice
'I'earn nll'l 'eady made. Dut
It lacka tbat ' oldtlm/) (la-
ai' of Lbe ho III mnde Ice
cl'Mnl, ,II 'n 810all f l' Y
were ['ewal'ded (or tnrnlng
the ' by being a1.
lomred to lIok tho
11 emeru,b I'? '
A aervlc;e oan be
arranged for illS Ut.
tIe as' you wl.h
ilthout alighting
the beauty of the
tribute . you show
your loved one. -
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FUNERAL HOME
Phone , 291
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""a _DltII co.
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c.'t MIke llis
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Ellie IOYS, "Sof Kurd M.ilk I. ex
clusive with Borden', in Doyton.
the only milk that stays fluid
during digesiion , unlike or
dlnary homogenizod soft curd
milk which coo 9 u I ate s or
"clumps" in the stomoch. Be
couse SofKurd mil k remain.
fluid. it digests easier and per
the body to retain more
calcium end, phosphorus ' than .
any other milk." ,
"Borcfen' A So,f, Kurd Milk tast!!,
better. too." "There
I, ere:)", in every drep'"
1 a tip from Elsie-
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lord."', Sof.Kurd Mil.
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,
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F'AMII,Y tho rl' lendly help of mlLllY
willing Itund.q - UI IlI lnliitel', ,Ihe
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operatloD, OUR THANKS AND
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PAGE SIX
Thursday, JUDe 15, 1950
WOMAN'S WORLD
Gossamer Fabrics, .Large Skirts
Full 'Trains Vie for Brides' Favor
firL.1L
QUICK. and
TASTY MEAL
By Ertta Haley
ONG,.E A GIRL hns that aU1m-
portant diamond slipped on her
finger, t9 picture herself
In the loveliest bridal dress she
elln f ind, She also pictllres herself
with aU eyes, r ather than just those
0'1. few close f ri ends, lookj!lg in her
. direction.
This season' s bridal fa shions are
to order tor the glrl who' s
dreaming at being the traditional
white bride with aU the appropriate
finery. Layers and ti ers 01 gossamer
fabrics have been m'olded Into heir
loom type gowns. They are roman-
tic looking with their trains and
generous ' skirts. .
Detailing plays important role
In the new gowns, too. You'll find
collars scalloped. embroidered or
appliqued for exquisite eUects.
Sleeves may be long and close-fit
ting" or they may be merest" pufts
for the decidedly summery dresses.
The bride who wonders about the
wisdom of buying the more expen-
sive gowns with trahis .will be happy
to nole tha t many of tbese trains
a,e ' attached ' to overskirts which
can be detached. Then the dress can
be used easUy as a 10rmal.
Short bridal qresses are seen
quently, too, and they're both lovely
and practical. When well-styled,
they can pe just as romantic looking
as the long gowns.
Gowns with a deep decolletage are
modestly treated with a bit of lace
that can be removed if the dress Is
to be used, for evening Another de-
sign uses a strapless weddJng gown
, whlch comes with a long-sleeved nel
bolerl;) that is sUpped on for . the
ceremony and removed for wear as
a dinner or dancing liress.
.Helld ;ell,r Is !lim pier than In
mny former leasons. Juliet caps
atfl'" . ' popular whell made of

V.rJetJ'" 01 terlal
:Av .... ble for GCwal
. The bride who wllnle to be mar-
the white satin tradition will
choose tliat -as er material for a
weddlng gown since there are many
ot these available. For those who
want to go IntG other materials,
there's a wide choice.
Lace Is qceedm,gly popular this
leason, not only for the bl'idal gown
itself, but for tha bride's mother as
well. For frothy fabrics that glve
the bride an ethereal look, the girl
:may choole m.ousleline,
ette, nylon' tulle or organdle. .
Though skirb are full, mOlt
bodices and waliU!i1es are molded'
anugl,y to the figure. The wide look
at t!)e top Is used In m.riy of the
June Bride
This season's bride wlU wear
Ibeer, frothy materials Uke this
wblte nylon ' an'd marquisette
bridal ,own Us lace-edged
peplum. The long sleeves are
detailed In lace ai the as.
Is rufned bertba coUar. A
filmy fingertip vell wlih a simple
head blUlll Is appropriate with
tbls Ifpe of ,own_
There's a great variety In length.
the short type being favored. How-
.ever, tQey are rarely shorter than
just above the ankle.
Femlnino in the extreme, the
bridesmaids' dresses 'are worked 0111
In organdie . net and marqulsette.
Here, too. you'll C1nd chUIon and
embroidered ol'gandle.
Help for. Qui Times
Lesson for .June 18, 1950 .
F
OR TI MES are dull,. times
without hope, Malachi is the
prophet. When he lived the exile
was Over; but it WDS no golden age.
In the dingy IItUe city of Jet'us-
ol em. rich and beautiful no longer.
lived only a com-
parative handful o(
rather poor people,
d'ragging out a mo-
notonous exlsten CI!.
To '. these people.
living In discou-r-
aging times, Mal
acbl had. and has;
II message from
God.
His prophecies do
not have the bitter tang of Amos
nor the melancholy of Hosea. the
grandeur of Isaiah, the dramatic
power ot Jeremiah or the eerie vis-
ions of Ezekiel. But with lnsplred ,
commonsense, he oHers In the
name ot God a simple remedy' with
four ingredients.

Better Lenders
S
PEAKlNG DlREpTLY to the
leaders of the people, namely
the priests. Malachi condemns them
for not really i aklng stock In the
t!)lng t!)ey ' )Nere dolng. How Wf!
need that today! If the church today
In any place is dead, you may be
sure there are some dead leaders.
, Dea(i from the neck up, that Is.
And not necessarily the preachers.
Many a good preacher bryka
his heart for lack of support.
For Bome Duties
. .
N
EAT AND PRETTY for all
your home duties-a simply
made style 'that will be ideal In a
bright striped faoric. Add gay
little on each side of the

P ol l .. "n No. 8580 "Is a .. cw-rlt .. p"rtor-
nl ed p"t ter n In s l' ''1 14. 16.. 18. '20 40.
42. 44 and 46 . Size. IU. q YDr ds of 30. inch,
, Th .. II prlnll nn" s ummer .F'ASHtON con.
t :tins q8 pnges of smnrt. ensy lO sew Bum
Iller . tyl es : t nbrl.c news : Ire .. "Qt-
t ern odntcd nslpo ' tho book. cents.
Historic Doubters
When the. Italian Galileo ' 300
Bow many men and women, ID
your church, can the minister
count on to (111 In where' they years ago dared . to question an
are needed, without maklng up : age-old theol'Y by' Aristotle that
One of the most po.pular details In a dozen reuons why tbe,. heavy objects fall faster than
the a ttendants' dresses is the use of "oan't" do It?
the fichu or flchu-capelet style col- Ught l)J:Jes, learned men scoffed,
lar that Is detachable so the dress Why do Christians talk anf! praY scolded. and finally.'brougHt Ga-
as I! their religion were all-lmpor-
"Must" fot Summer
A
'MUST' in your vacation ward-
robe plans-easy to wear sun
dress that' s a ;j oy to care for ..
Add the saucy button-on cape for
street wear. .
Poltern No. 1001) ts n sewrlCe
::
In ch : ca pe. 1 ynrd.
SEWING CIILCI.E l'ATTERN DEPT.
, Soath Well. St . Chlca,_ , . m.
EnC!lo." 25 c"nlll In coin. lor each
po ucrn d"slr"d.
P attern No. . .. . . Sue . .... . . . .
Name .... .. . . I ' I
Add.r"ss . .. , .. .. .. ...... ..... ... ..... .
may be worn for informal dancip.g tant, but act as U everythlng else llIeo to trial for his beliefs. So, he
easily. , en e firs.t? cJ imbE!d the Leaning Tower of Toasted fresh and sweet-
H d
J . be . 1m 1 I for folks eat Kellogg' 's CorD
ea gear may spy ape- j Pi'sa. ciropped a half-pound weight.
ture hat In .one of the gossamer Cab- Flakes faat as we make 'eml
rics that go well with the dress, Law Observance .and a cannon ball_ 'fhey They're your bargain in
flowers or small, head hugging hats. ANOTHER THlNG for whlcp fell together. Even then., tne wise Get Kellogg"
TlIe ,0veraU result is simplicity with MalachI' pleads Is law observ- men ran home to point out the om Flakes,
exquisite femininity. . ance. (E.g. 2:8; 3;5) They did not exact page and line in Aristo\.le's
, need new laws. for they , had goOd
Van Camp'.
Pork and Bean.
in Tomato Sauce
Choice. bcans
, ,. a 8C()[ct savory tomato
allucc .. 8weet tender pork , ..
wi tb flavor ,"roug" and
,through. Only Van Camp's
,,' originlltor of canned pork .
and beans . . . gives you 80
much good eating at Bueb
liulccost of mouey nnd cHort.
Include Essentlall ontls. What they needed was to writlngs to . up r 0 v e" GaWeo MOTHER KNOWS IESTI
___
The the bride takes on her Is what our times need. We have
honeymoon depends largely on 10 many laws now that only an ex-
where I.t'l to be there are pert can keep up with them. No
some Items that wl11 flIl the basic civilized nation could live, to be
needs. 1i'irst on th'e Ust is the going ' sure, wideI' the unchanged statutes
away . costumeJ.lts.elf. ':the wUl of a generation ago. .
want to look lovely al slle departs Nevettheless, it. aU t!)e ' Ieglsla-
from her guests, and fashlon .Is very tures IQ America ' were to resolve
helpful as well as pracUcaL pass no more laws for five years.
Suits are popular, but equally so and il. for five years t!)e
are the dresl and redingote comb I tlme and money spent ordinarily
nations, with dress. and coat made on getting up new Jaws were put
of matchin, material. Llnen is In on educating t!)e people In the
laws now in exlttence, and In fos-
good choice, especially In the terlng law observance and in pre-
bleached .badel. . venting IlJld punishing crimes,. ours
. aleevele.1 or capelet styled would be a better country.
dress may be as 'a casual dress - .
without ill match1n, coat. and the.
latter, of course, may be with The Un,broken
other clothing. . . AGAIN, Malachi stands for the
. unbroken home. He knows
TIRE CHAMPIONS

One or two Informal . and very that\ no country' can be Itrong
qasual dreasel may be Included in when Its homes are weak. (2: 10.
the wardrobe, where 1'1.> In the year 1948 there were
yOU ,0. They n practical about 420,000 divorces 10 the United
around the bome later on. States, and 1.80 million marriages.
Jersey for both c'asual and beatb That Is a rate of about
Is highly favored bee. use It 23 per cent: In some states t!)e
readily and in a small space. percentage of divorce Is even high.
,,, 'his bNJ,.
,own!' with the;r big bertha collars,'
or the lace which outlines ' the
bodice, with sheerest . and frothiest
of materials coming up to the neck-
line which may be decorated with a
necklace of traditional ' pearls.
Young looking .gowns achieve
much of this appearance wit!) apron
effects which are highly popular
this year. Naturally a
apron is not used on the gown, 8S
it is on dresses with the same effect.
but Is the , result of using ,lace to
outllDe a feature such as this.
Those brides who plan a small
wedding may choose from organdle, .
b)lt1ste 'and organza dresses ll;I white
as well as pastels. ThesebrJdes will
even find Bome saUn dresses in the
aborter styles, if they look: for them.
These may button down or
front depending upon the style at
the ,dress. The sleeves inay be long
and slender, full and long. or tlny
but puUed. and bouUant
skirts are used, but the waist Is
small and moulded.
Prldesmaldl' Dresses
Are &llbt,
Most of the bl'l'desmalds' dresses
DOW seen are light in coloring and
bWowing In silhouette. Tbey range
from t!)ole that look almost like the
. brldlll' ,owns to thole that bear no
resemblance whatsoever to the
brklal 'OWD and look more like aft.
.VDOQD dr ..... for. ,ardln part"
Later on', It Sheds wrlnkl,es easily er. Indeed, ' in . one large mI4west-
and helps you presellt a weU ern city it was aMounced in the
aroomed. appearance. about two ' yelll's ago that
Batplng suits or . other sports the marriages had "caught up
clothes 'such as slacks and tops or with" the divorces, i.e., they were
shorts and shirt. should be In. at last having more marriages
eluded as neceSlary_ These, nat\.U'al- than divorces I This was an ex- I
ly, 'will be used later this year and treme case.
next. .To say nothing else about it.
Attractive, Informal dresses for
dinner, as well as afternoons .. should
fiild a place In the trousseau. You
may be able to do with two of these
at a minimUm, but will ' need more
U the honeymoon lasts longer than
II or ten days.
Evening wear also depends upon
where the honeymoon takes you.
One or two ',owns as a minimum are
the rule U you spend .the time at a
hotel and resort. If )'ou are going
' on a camping trip, t!)en you'll dls-
pense with. these entirely.
Choose Linrerie
Eallily Laundered
On any trip you go, you'll appre.
clate llngerle whlcb was!le.s easUy
and dries quickly. Cottons with
tlwlr bLUowy supplies of lace are
lovely, sheer and easily manlfged.
Those who want to avoid Ironing
problems Wl11 undoubtediy invest in
t!)e nylon fabrics. These al'e avail
able in levet:al diUerent weights
with both. lace and nyton
MOllt brides want the trousseau
to Include a negllgee with a match.
lng" gown. Built around this can be
slips and petticoats ' to match, U
desired.
Both and lacy lingerie
should be InclUded In the ward-
robe inasmuch as lome cloth In,
fits better wltb- one than with the
other. It the negligee, for exam
420.000 divorces and 12.000 deser-
tions means that In the United
States alone there are at lellst 432.-
000 persons. who have no regard for
the most solemn I>romlses.

Support The Church
F
IRST' AND' LAST, Mal!lchl asks
beiter support of ' the church.
You need the church, 01 course;
but IPen the church needs you.
There Is need for better leadership
in the' first place. and better sup
port from the common man. Few
persons want to live In a commu-
nity Without churches; yet a mere
church building will' not effect
community life the least. A
beautiful buildln, and a taU white
spire are not a churc.h.
The only ohuroh ,\,hloh will
belp a nel,bborhood II one In
whlob tbe nel,hborhood takea
an active part, a church wher'e
nelghborl together worahlp God .
and where they are Inspired to
plans and acts of lIervlce (or
their tellow-men. .
The main object of the churoh Ia
not to shore up the country; stilI-
If you want a better country, one ot
the best ways to support ' It Is to
supp.<,rt the Christian church.. For
of all the lnatltutloJ:18 In t!)e nl\t1on,
the chureh Js the only one devoted
to the pUrpose of transforming bu.
man lives.
pie, Is a lacy affair, a. they otten tCollyrllht Iw the Int.m.UonaJ eoWlcll
it
' wi to ba U of lIeUllous J!:ducatlon 011 beh8lf 01 40
are, s se ve a '- ored Prat ..... nt Rel d b7
type of traveling robe to ,0 with WNU r tu,. . ,
tIw .vua.. IIfIbt.owal, I
HERE'S WHY ALL TME DRIVERS
IN, .THIS YIAR'S .'/1'11 T.
F.IRES FOR THEIR CARS
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DEALII OR ,SIOIE-

Thursday, June 15,_1950
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
BUSIN'ESS '" INVEST. OPPOR
t
AMUSEMENT ne.orl, hl, toric. Lemon'.
Old Mill, wlmmlng t owers, bOD I docks,
boNIta, dance h 311. 80ft drinK stand, oUt-
cktor ovens, 2.500 teet wd tor Irontage
, G.Il )0 acres, Qt lund, smull .home. done in
nOll)' pine, with complete kllohon.,_ lIv.
jD.l' room. DedroOll1 und complete ooth,
. 3-staJl pony bnrn. ull-w),lIe pl a nk reneU:
located 7 mild nor lh of Ky, :
price 'IB,l/:OO. Write 1'.0. Uux An.
ebora_e, !
DOGS, CATb. PE'l'S. ETC.
DO l(ou p-;" ,.-?- p-;:;;m:
atHel Hobby. Worry tree s ecurity. Send
QUlIrter lor descrlpllve t\ tcrnturo. You'll
"thank U8. btb-ou,' Ol.!8 SbeTldan, De ..
".", Mlcb.
MACnlNt:RY & EQqIP.
1 USED Ollv,. '0 Tfaql'H on rubber or
.teel and CtilUvlltor. S !'lew' Oliver SuP."
rlor tio.tor PUll I)' ge cam pl anter with
FertUlut nltachme"ts, Discounted 2OfO .
1 5000 Wull'an with Grain Raclt on
Rubber. Dllcounted 2Oo;t . Olher used mo_
CJhJnery. W. E. "Br'"" Ph'.lD
CII". Oblo. -' ,
FARMS RANCRES
lU.ACRE form, 7 milo. n'or(h o( AShi"and
Ohio; 1100<1 10,room home wllh alute root
' IMd cemented busement; l argo , bum
68 with 1arl1e s traw s ned, 'I'e\a l rODe.
uemuntod . t able; oth.. OUlbUUc2ln
iS
6

edt 20 UC,feB good becob nnd sligur Urn ...
...
schoOl, milk alld roules : elec t ric
lit door; possession ul oncej prite
$15,000 {or qUick sale.
V u. Nova, Ohio
ol'-<llaa A. McOrlde, Aoblalld. O.
Adm'nildrBlo, .
L1VESTOOlC
REG. , to I S ... nen milk ... ana
, IUd.. R. a, Ohio
s prlull bom
VlareD Wen&e, Corllalld
t
Ind.
MISCELLANEOUS
II GIANT !!lnl"',Gmenl. rrom roll er nell O-
dve. 3()c I.peclal oUer,. l6, SSe. Bond
IIt"dl ... Be. Clnelllnd . n. Ohl . '
SIMPLEX, KILLER Auto ..... lIe - 20'x2S"
1I00d color relll.ter quality capa city 3600
impresSion per ,hour. Floar,pllee needed
now, must sell. ColI( wrll" or w I r 0
l'.bUlb ... I'rllli DI COlli pall'
118 Ea.' Cheatnal 8t., .. oalarille. K,.
COMPLETE Boller.roolD equlpmeD&--Two
lOOH.P. Stanwood Bollersle recently Te
lubed. Ono Wilbert 600-ID. pet hOUT.
WarmCeel Sioker. "omplete with otl can
trollO i ii ye .. rs old, One Riley Ramtype
"'h'YlJ.":::
nDd contrOls: one Slock Photo.Eleelrlc
Eye; One IOGgallon receIver t onk. cOIn
p1ete ' wlt.h tetid valve; 11'oH.P. Motor
and pU'l:: one VACUUm Pump. Will aa,,
ior
e.lor. pry Clellnu, LaundrY. Write . wIre
or PhOne PI"r M. Kohl, Baolne .. Mon.
Aler,. Claelnna,l COD r ter'1 0'- Mo c.
Hlrbl"nd A.... and Oak 8t., ClnoloDaU,
Obi., AVOD '1'Il00.
YOU' CAN NOW. get the famous
RAZOR through lhe moll."h flnut safe.
Il' ,rQZOr made. Has 0 ShcUlcld Iloel. hol-
low,arotlnd blade you never th row Dway.
Give II u lew strokes 01J" lu bulltln s lrop
nnd 3'OU' are ''t00)l ror D Barber Shop

.lI0U now pay ror bl a des. Sent p9,s tpl1ld
uPon tecelpt of
L. 11. 1'01' COMl"ANl'
. Ilawlln, Vlr,l<lnl ...
POULTRY. CnICl{S &: EQIDP.
QBANI) OPENING DlCl e rEefAL
20.000 qunlJly Reds. B nrrcd
.Rocks. White- Rocks. New HIlJIlf>5hl ce
R d.. Rhode b lond R ed!! , Rcd Bocks
(U.S. npproved 05. IIvnbllll), gUllran
teed'. We eks o( Mnreh 23 to 31. 57.50 per
, BlI eked by OYer 10 ""ar'" of ho tellery
. Over 13().obo ell ll capacity.
--..:ca I, today.
.. New o. '
PI/on. 3D,

CHARMING 0 '. O"n .... lo"'. rock const.:
1 V. lecr", 80 ben ring IIMp"rrult Dn d
Ornnl{c U(!:OB. 2 c ar IC,n1nge. Henhouse
etc., l2 mUe. w. otSeb sUnn lndlan
River. S8OOO. 'rums-
BDx 01, Fellsmere. Fla. '
SITUATIONS WANTED
C90K, colored, c"poble i..f tuklnJol full.
oho.ge of Itlle nM: 19 ),cars Ilolel and
ch.b ellperlence, r .. rncnees. May 10'I\,vo
Loulsvllle on days notloe. GreeD
WOD4 "'''eO. Louslavnle. ,Kf'ntucJt,J.
': Planning the' Fu.ture?
Buy U.S. S,avings Bonds!
Aches and
Palna of Musele ..
Sold at all lending Drug Stores.
A. Ample bOttle FREE by
eendini thl. ad tp
THE CO..... Ntwarlc, Ohio
- -" HOT
RASHES,.
24-50
6PMY
1'0 KILL
APHIDI
THE MIAMI GAZETTE WAYNESVILLE,
I
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PAGE SEVEN
CONSTIPATED? READ
THIS HAPPY LETIER
"Had tried method after method to
relieve constipation, untU I lost faitb.
Then Isaw an ad about ALL-BRAN.
1 started to eat this .,...."....-. ........."""'"
Kellogg cereal daily
and was amazed at
the ftne reaults I" Mrs.
Aspers,312BaileySt.,
Camden, N. J. JlUlt
of many unsolil>
ited tetteTs from ALL-
BRAN uaer/J. For flOU, ,
too, there's hope, tor
constipation due to lack or bulk lD
the diet. Simply eat an ounce of
crispy Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily,
drink plenty of waterl If notcompldd,
satisfied after 10 days. send empty
carton to Kellogg's. Battle Creek,
Mich. Get double your money backl
with BeHer caps & lids
';lieu:. 5 11111,
I. lhaUg. .weI-Ream 1 hea.,.
.au,e. no weakealu, emboNlna 01'
b .. l.ln
I. _ .... -'1111 .... _1 1004
." .... lat.n' ... m", GD, .00d lao-
que",OD tiD.
I. L.te. ria,,-BuUIolD II latea
.pI ... , Jar rima fo",
hlab eulima.
l.-IIan.r"of .. ' 100- EiCtli.l .. -----,
, .. ,...! d ..... prowlel .... " .,_
d off.
I. Eye.
p.,.ID, 10 oep., .... P.eked l>acIl &e
ba.a.. Slid. ou' hOld,. to .... .
C. W. Troutt, of Lebanori, Tenn.,
well'Known manager of sqlfill'e
dances ond operator of ' several
truoks, now' joins in a few steps of
the dnncing, much to the amaze
ment of friends who know bow
aehes al)d pains of ne\lritill
have made him almost 'an invalid for
eome time.
This blessed relief came to Mr.
Troutt as HADACOL helped over
come his defi<:ienoles of Vitamin!l
Bj B
2
, Niacin and Iron. This relief
came to him after these herrible
pains hall haunted him, making' it
for him to carry (In his busi-
ness activities ' only through sheer
determination. Ho didn't let 8<:hes
and pains ),,;11 his spirits. however.
Then, one of the musicians at his
square dances brought him. a large
ave
'iI am tired of you I\lffer
with -these aches and pains," said the
musician. "I bonght you this big
bottle myself because I . want to lee
you start getting well." ,
Here is Mr. Troutt's own story:
"I have ,Iuffered with aches and
pain! of neuritis for lIome time. I
have tried dozens of preparations
' but have had little relief. My great-
est pains hav.e been in my knees and
ankles and recently there have been
pain! in- my. wrists. One of the
greatest horrors wal to ,be ut:\able to
deep at night. Sincs taking HADA-
COL I have been able to sleeP and
it II wonderful to get rid of thOle
terrible pains in' the knees" anklet
and mists. 1 have found In HADA.
COL the only relief tnat has
after years of search."
You'n Feel Great. '
wUh fint few bottles ;you
take, or your' money back. There is
only one HADACOL and it I .. sold
on .. ,strict moneY-llack guarantee.
give tIlls remarkable HADACOL,
medicine Ii chalice to help you if you
lIuffer from de1ie1eDclel of Vitamin
. B lOr B2, Niaclll and Iron. Remembtr
that HADACOL is amazingly dif-
ferent and amazingly effective
because it treai. the real callie of
, IUcla trOUbles. Make up your miq4
to take HADACOL regularly. Refill.
lubatltutel. ' Inllet OD the genuine.
You can't 1018 a becau W.
IOld on II atrld money-back ruaraD-
te .. Onl), $1.26 for Trial aile. Lara-
FamUy or HOlplta! alze. $3.60.
If your dru;,iat doet not have,
HADACOL, order direct 'l'h.
LeBlanc Corporation. Lafayette.
Loulalana, Send no money. JllIt 70ur
name and on a penn)' POlt
eard. Pay poltmBD. State whethv
you. want the $UO hOlpitallOODOIQ
-.. ft trial ail .. 'Hemember,
refaudad ate.

'TWIN THEATRE
Waynesville, Ohio
. CLOSED ON TUESDAY, WI! DNESDAV OInd THURSDAY
FRIDAYS SHOWS 7 P. M. SATURDAY'S SHOWS 7 P. M.
SUNDAY, MONDAY 7 P. M. NO MATINEES
,
FRIDAY
lG
CHALLENGE TO LASSIE
(rf el'hnlcolor)
Best Dog PI (' lurf' !f() DatI.'
" 1t,l1
GERALDI E:" URO )(\. 8
and
EDM 0' 0\\ RNN
nrtoon
SUNDAY
18
SATURDAY
' 17
GENE AUTREY
- In -
COWTOWN
1-1 \ P'l' E)l{ I I - J UNG LE
- al' loon -
. 19
SPENCER TRACY JAMES STEWART
In
MM.AYA
r
uspelU!e !. A lion
W. B. N.ews nrtoon
THH MIAMI GAZETTE, AYNE VILLE, -OHIO
FARM LOANS
The Land . Way
No Feel, Commissions or
Renew."
MAY BE PAID OFF
, ANY TIME
Long Terma Are Safe
Ye:u at4%)
A Farm Organization For '
Fanner. '
CALL - WRITE
Lebanon N.F.L.A.
OHIO
Phone 448
OUN" I "1'0 CAI.I.
us for iIlSIIrf.Ul l 'e. A" , Iypes (.f
in e al a sa " ill ts. Ca ll
Yrnac.ls CelIe ' BroWIl, Phulle
Wayne8ville 2472 ' or cnll coI-
led, Wilmington 211 I.
WARREN BRADDOCK
T(lP Soil, Haullll"l. Sand, Gravel
Eaca".Unl Badl Hoe,
Drnl llne and'
WaynenlUe. Ohio
Phune: WayiN.vlll. 21111
HANK RUN GRAVEL- I.A)llue,l.
III Dovla 1i-l1rn" Pil. 60 cent.
ELLIS, H. STURM, Sec'y, Troas. ' ,:ubl C :VBrc1 W.. al80 deliver. ARM.
DEAD STOCK WANTED
HORSES $2.50 COWS $:! ,fjO
HOGS .25 I:;WT '
. Also Sheep, Calvel, COllI. et .
Removed Dally
CALL COLLECT
W.lmington 2362 Lehanon 439
INLAND PRODUCTS, IQe.
ITAGE & SON. Pbone' 2091. tf
LUltt DeR - AU Iduds.to all
gl.ba and Kiln fl rlecl.
Reusonable I?rlces . AU ordera,
large or small wlll be delivered.
Hog Houees ACY. I..AMD. Pbone
Wu-ynesvlll e 2701 .
TH UHSD Y JUNI! 15, .1950
THURSDAY "BUCK NIGHT" JUNE 15
-- --- --:-- _'" _ _ _ _ _______ .... _ -+. --' ...... . __ .... __ . . ...
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,
" TRY GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE - !:lwcol Polato l'l unts.
60c per hundred. All kinds oC gal"
de.n plants 15c per do;zen. Cbarle
C. Strouse. llh mllee norlb nt COl"
ner of WUynesvllle, Lytle and Ferry
row.
-. THEY GET RESULTS'
HOGS fresh" ll e
llcr pound_ Waynesville, Locker
Plant.
I,
SMIIH'S
, \
Dry Goods Store
HARVEYSBURG, OHIO
OPENEQ JUNE 12
WcrH A NICE LINE OF
, PRINT DRESSES, ' GOWNS, SLIPS, SHIRTS,
, OVERALLS, PANTS, T.SHIRTS, UNO E R WE A R,
\' TOWElS, SHIRTS, BLo.USESj RIBBONS, BIAS
TAPE, PINS AND' NEEDLES, RIC K-R A C K, BED
. .
SPREADS, ETC. , ,
Located QpP9site School
,BUilding on Street
I
NO'T NEW - BUT NEWe
. And new. , If '-f'
year's suit looks wOI'D u4
sbabb}'! ' ,
Send It 1.0 ua - we'D 1'8-
elorl.' that trim; eman _
wall .. It lault ' Uke ne .. 1
6,-1. 8, 15, 22. 29t-7-6, 13, 20, 27
FOR SALE-StrawberrIes. Almn
Bellbrook rd. Phone 2241.
per 'quart. 6-8-16-22
FRlER - Dress d chill ed wrupped
and shnrp rrozen for borne .freezers
39 c ellcb Wo.ynesvllle Locker Phmf
,PlllOne :11n.
6- , Hi, 22. 29. - 7- 6. 13, 20, 27
NO\V READY - hryealllhemums,
Snapdragons, Marigolds. St. Johns
across from Texaco etation
Mldl1 etreet. , Pb.me 2561.
, X-6-815-22
FOR SALE-12-ft. Frigidaire deel)
Iroeze, one year old. Mrs. Ernest
Du,kin. Waynesv1l1e. X- 1-8' 15-22

FOR SALE-4-cyllnder In:dlan mo
torcycle, (Irst C]IUIS shape. $375.00,
HEmry Reihl, corner 741 and Mason
Bethany Rds. X- 6-S1'522
SUN., MON. JUNE1S, 19 WED. JUNE 20, 21
. '
F R E E KID DIE S P L A ''Y n R 0 U N D '
FOR SALE - StrawberrJes. Irvin
Mtllford. WaynesvUle Route 2. .
X-6-81622
.LOST - Blue pocl!.etbook. between
Wlllynes lIle und Lebano1l Sunday
nil;hl flelurn valulLbles. Mrs. Elsie
Hilterbran, 566 ClnaHmutl
Xellfa Obl0. Phone 110'lR.

, Key, Su1;i!
SALE-Fryet:S, . Sibs. (llld ________________________________ ;:'_n_ n _'_._'_11_1_ 'iii. .
' lb. Call .Fnck , ,' , \
SALE - E1ecu'lc etov . 4
W ANTEI> bumer make, Ellectromliat,er . . In:',
;
GARDEN TRACTOR
E. Waynesville 2627. X- I t
REAL ESTATE WANTED TO RENT-House un
.. .
,
BUYERS WAITING
For, Fa'rms
. FOR QUICK SALE CALL'
. ' 'Roy E .. Smith,
BroL!er
Rt. 48, 5 .mi. S9uth of
Centerville.
. .
PHONE 7056
Live Wire and Progresalve. AD
organ.lzaUon second to . none .
StrIctly sellers .on tbe best aU-
. around In the country.
SERVICE, THAT 8ATISFIE.S
For Dally Market Report.:
WJ:{IO Dayton, 12:50 E.S.T, Dial
1300; Clnclnnatl, 1240,' DIIll
700.
BROCK

u,
. Rural
Bottle Gas
" Sales ,"
-
Ask About our , Pde. on
Installation and' Gas
Spring Valley Hardware . Co.
Spring Valley, o Phone' 37371
Stop In and I .. the ou"'olldln9 new furnished by- couple Vflth' I
".'NOflfUJ tradar' mpdel 11 lim.. ale child. Spring Valley -371,93.
laving a.tachment.. .

FOR SALE'-8 mUk cans, 1 year
old. 'Dick' Irelan, . Spring Valley .
37206. X-:-61ii '
FOR SALF...,-,'42 Buick .Biedllll clte,
radio and . henter. $475,011,
Edgar Smith, Phon Wu.ynesvlll
323,1. alter six p. ,m. 2704.
FOR 'RENT-"2 bedro:l ms, Mrs. W.
, It , Madden, . High street. ' . tf
, Balladeer Ernie Lee beams as Mar4lyn Jenkins ties a bow knOI
befitting a man . wbo bas ' reeeivecr the key ' to ' My Oid
Dome from tbe, of Commerce of the state. He
Ji'AR.i\(S FREEl _ 160 acre Is Tuesdays Tbursdays at 8 a.m., J:ST over WLW.
stead tracts now aval1able fOl'
. far,mlng; dairying" 'I'unchlng, etc. " ' "
BAIRD'S Als.o other Government Jande alJ . '. ' .
. ( t low Ite $1.00 pel" ILCl'e up. Flor In,. , If1..
Ut
0
GENERAL MERCHANDISE fOm1!ltlon aU states ,sent , postpaid. : . .r W . U4
send $3.00 10 Norlh'Wcst Ln.nd Ser-
. L Y T L E vice, 412 E. Elglith Ave . Annconda,
Montana., , 6-15' 22-29 METHODIST CHURCH LYTLE METHIilDIST CHURCH
i r---------- R. B. Colemau, l\I1Jd.ter B. E. Bnnghn, Pastor
I . . 'NIC.L.LY.TE B:ATTERIES Mr. 9:45 8. m.
, Worsblp ServIce, 10:80 A.M. ST MARY'S EPISCOPAL
25 MONTH . GU'ARANTEE _ Add W, ater,'Once A Year Youth FelowabL1p, Sundar, 8:30 'J'h' ' R '
P.M. e , ev. uJll\1el . N. Keys, ReCIO!'
. LUBRICAT10N ., . Sunduy: Holy Qdmmlluloll, S n. , 'D.
: COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE FERRY' CHURCH Of' CHRIST . Primary Chul'ch school lO:aO a:m.
24 HOUR WRECKllr-lG SERVICE Byron Caner, ,Minister . (Agee 0 tbrough 8)
Bible Scbool, 9:30 A.M. Adult Worshlp. -10:30 a. m.
Morning WorshiP. 10:'30 A.M.
Meetlnr, 7:00 . . P.M.
Young People's MeetiDg. 7:00
EvenIng Services, 7 ;80 P.M.
1

. .
. UTlc;A E.U.B. CHURCH,
WUllam ' Sbannon, Minister
S)lnday; School, 9:'SO ' A.M., Mr
.-nmee, SUpt. , .
ROOFING
Of . AIJ Types
Insulated BrioD and ube.
tOil Siding. Sbeet metal work
of an klndt. Local Referee-
ees. All work\ guaranteed.
HOWARD W .. .HAAS
Route 8 Wayn.lYllle, O.
Phone.Wayri .. vllle ... '
D
I:' .... .,. STOCK M. H. Coffey. MlDlater
IWftU' BIble Scbool. ' II: 80 A.M.
Preaching, let. and Srd. Sur.-
da.ys 01 eac!:.' month. 10:30 A.M.
Evening Services ., :30 P.M.
Horses '2 . .60 .' Cows 12.60 , Morning Worllhlp, 10:30 A.M. ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH
Hop slic Cwt. P "i.
0ung
Peoples' Meeting, 8:46 Father R. H. Krumbolu,' Pastor
Stock R.moved Dally 0:-
or Small - Call Collect
Xeaia454
XENIA FERnUZER
of' hila,.11 ' ProdUCtl, Inc.
'E;enlng Service, 8:00 P. M. 8 and 10 A.M.
Prayer Meeting and BIble Stud, CAESAR'S CREEK FRIENDS
Wednesday, 8 P.II.
MT. MOLLY METHODlaT
'J'. 111. Scaff, oMfnillter
Ae ........... MIIlfItu'
Worahfp Sentee, 10 .LIt.
Sundar SchOClJ. 11 A.II.
Bunda)' School, ':80 .A.M., II.
F A. 1Iarnhart, SupL - WAYNESVILLE FRIENDa
GAZETrE CLASSIFIEDS Worah1p Semee, 10:10 A.... FIrat DaT Scbool, ':10 A.II.
EveDlq Bemee, 7:10 P ... MeeUl11r for Worabt,. 10:10 .....
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