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Constintini Paces Pre- If You're Buying a Farm THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 22, 1945 PAGE 11
I_ w A N T_A_o_s_. the farm experts go on, that the
Com to Bowling Crown Sharpen a Pencil First return on agricultural products Things Are Different
WANTED TO BUY: Used car,
Army will reduce its purchases- In Tokyo Bay Now
Bowling alley No. 2 had all the priced between $150 and $250. By Camp N-ewspaper Service · will dr?.P after this war too. The
sound effects of a thriving lum-
Clair Swonson, Slc, Tadcen (One of a Series on Post War
ber camp during the past week as Pass Office. Opportunities) in fact, it has already 3tarted to (SEA) .- Japanese reaction to
the .call of "timber" became just cut back. Civilian worker,s, who American warships steaming into
LOST- Billfold containing NSD
an ~cho· with the end of the In- If you're thinking of buying a had more money than ever be- Tokyo Bay was much different
ti:-;a,-Mural bowling tourney. And Oakland badge and other identi- farm to settle down on when they fore, and worked up bigger appe- than a similar incident nearly 100
t}:iis is one tournament that RMS fication. Call Mrs. Schindelar, hand you that slip of paper and tites, are faced with reduced in- years ago.
didn't win although they did TW 4324, Ext. 256. gold button, proceed with caution. comes. It will no longer be nec- When Commodore Perry re-
figure in the semi-final round. WANTED- Rider to Boston- That is the advice of the U. S. De- essary to feed our fighting allies, turned to Japan after his island
leaving October 1, to share partment of Agriculture. and devastated areas which were
once the scene of combat will expedition,' the Japs removed
driving and expenses. Call According to a survey prepared clappers from their temple bells
soon be producing wheat and beef.
VAllejo 33661 for appointment. by the I&E Division, ASF, some and placed them on a bluff over-
800,000 men in the Army plan to So if the familiar pattern is fol-
WANTED- Ride daily to Treas- looking the sea. With mouths
go back to the farm. Of this num- lowed, prices will go down. Now,
ure Island from vicinity of 15th out, they resembled a row of
ber, many will go to farms they says the Farm ·Credit Administra-
off Taraval, San Francisco. formidable guns- like those on
or their families had before the tion, "it would be a different sto•ry
Contact Mary Mazury, Ext. 388. the American ships.
war. But others plans to buy, and if you could buy a farm and agree
But Perry, undaunted, came to
ROOM and board in San Fran- that's where the caution is neces- to pay for it with about forty 200-
Yokohama, bringing with him an
cisco for serviceman's wife and sary. pound hogs a year. That's what it
inv,ention the Japanese had never
husband, in exchange for light Prices for farm land, according would take, by the way, if pork
seen- a powerful new device
household duties. Call y A8870. to the Farm Credit Administra- was worth $6.82 a hundred and
known as a spyglass.
tion, are high right now. They are ·you had a $10,000 4% Federal
WANTED - Experienced photo-
grapher, rated man (not froz- up because of the soaring prices Land Bank loan for 34½ years."
en). Apply at Ship's Service of farm products. When buying a Takes· Cash ,on the Line the normal expectation for your
farm, the purchaser should deter-
No. 1 Photo Lab immediately. But you don't borrow hogs to kind of farming in both good and
mine whether his income from his pay for a farm. It takes money,
WANTED- Transportation back produce in "normal" times will bad years. Make allowances for
Kegler Constintini and it's important to know how drought and bad breaks. Check
East as far as Chicago, within cover the cost of his investment. much 'ilioney your hogs are likely
Pre-Commissioning walked off the next two weeks. Contact This is especially the case if you to brin g so yoi.i 'can pay for that on local conditions with the coun-
ty agent, the National Farm Loan
with a lion's share of the honors Delores Hustedt, RM2c, Wave expect to buy on credit. For, dur- farm. If-pork.brings $13.10 a hun- Association secretary - treasurer,
in total pins and team average, Barracks C, phone D0-9670. ing the period between World War dredweight 'as it did in 1944, it and well-informed farmers near-
enabling them to cop the Gommo- I and World War II, most of the would take about 21 hogs to meet
FOR SALE-Practically new five- by. Figure out family expenses:
dore's Trophy by a 31 point mar- farm foreclosures resulted from mortgage payments, but when clothing, doctor and dental bills,
gin over Radio Materiel. room modern home with two- the purchase of property at in- pork sells for $4 as it did during
car garage. Home completely flated prices, on credit. groceries, church contributions,
Pacing the Pre-Com attack wls furnished and located off Bay the depression, it would require insurance, and the like. Total ex-
Constintini, a last minute entry, Shore Blvd., San Francisco. Land Costs Up 68 hogs to meet payments. penses for labor, fertilizer, seed,
who filled in because of the player Priced reasonable. For further From 1913 to 1920, prices of The Farm Credit Administra- machinery, fuel, repairs, improve-
shortage. And he did well con- farm products rose 107%, accord-
information call Treasure Island tion thinks it is a good idea to ments, taxes, depreciation, and all
sidering the ten perfect consecu- ing to the Farm Credit Adminis- figure sales on the basis of prices the rest.
Ext. 388. ·
tive strikes he pitched. Going in- tration, while land prices went up from 1933 to 1940, which includes
70%. Then farm products took a See whether, conservatively fig-
to the last frame, and a perfect
Then there was the little moron both good and bad years. You'll ured, your income will cover ex-
score in sight, Constintini heaved tumble, and in a few months fell find that prices in March, 1944,
who ate bullets so his hair would penses and provide for payment
his most effective pitch. All the off 52%, That meant that a man
come out in bangs! say, were twice those of that 7- of interest and principal on your
pins went down except one which and his wife buying a farm who year period.
depended on a continuance of loan.
staggered drunkenly and then r.e-
Circus Actress: "This is my wartime prices were out of luck. Figure All Angles If you don't have to borrow to
mained standing. H0wever, he
first job. You better tell me what And as a matter of fact farm fore- So, the thing to do is shop buy a farm, that's no reason to
wound up with a 289 score and a
series total of 673. to do to keep from making any closures jumped from 4 per 1000 around for a property. Check wa- squander your capital on a poor
mistakes." in 1919 to 17 per 1000 in 1924, ter supply, drainage, roads, elec- investment.
The Hospital entry grabbed Manager: "Well, girlie, just and reached a peak of 39 per tricity, telephone, flood danger, All this may sound like a busi-
first place in the doubles event don't und11e·ss in front of the 1000 in 1932. sch9ol bus, soil productivity, ra in- nessman's approach to tilling the
with a 1079 series. Tadcen nosed bearded lady." It seems reasonable to suppose, fall, and the like. Then figure out . soil. It is. Nowadays it has to be.
out Pre-Com in the final game of
the five man event with a 2563
THE RO/ID 8/ICK: HOW fill/ED MIGHT DEFEATED THE JIIPS
series.
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Skating- 1400-1600 & 1800-
.._ 2100 .
Bowling-0800-2100.
Boxing....:....0800-2100.
Ping Pong-0800-2100.
Badminton-0800-2100.
Body Building- 0800-2100.
H andball-0800-2100.
Basketball- 0800-2100.
Volleyball-0800-2100. - .7';
Trampoline-0800-2100. : .. _J ~.- -·· CHIN -
Tum bling-0800-2100. -:·:}_:·~-~-: -~ -. :
Judo-0800-2100. -~ .. " . - . :
Tennis-0800-2100. '
Swimming-0800-1500, week .
days, Welfare Aquatics; 1500-
1600, week days, officers only; ., . HAWAIIAN
1600-1800, week days, colored IS .
personnel; 1100-1500, Satur- ..
day, recreational swimming . ; 1
for colored personnel. Sunday, Pearl ~ C
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1300-1800. Harbor
Gymnasium No. 2 JOHNSTON
Recreational swimming,
0800-1600, 1700-1900, 2000-
2100 (enlisted); Saturday,
0800-1600, 1700-1900 ( enlist-
ed); Sunday, 1300-1600, 1700- PALMYRA'•
1800 (enlisted).
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1600-1700, 1900-2000 ( officers EQUATOR•
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and Waves); Saturday, 1600- ., 01 ,.,;r., ...... PHOENIX IS.
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Boxing-0800-2100. • lb O marked first step in American comeback .
Body Building-0800-2100. . GUADALCANAL ~
Basketball-0800-1900. 0 lOOO
Volleyball-0800-2100. ST A TUTE MILES
AT EQUATOR
Badminton_:._0800-2100.
Judo-0800-2100.
THE ALLIED drive to free the Pacific and Far East of Jap militar- 1 Solomons, the size of the campaign gradually increased until our
Tumbling-0800-2100. ism began after our f:orces had ?een r~>Uted in the Philippines,_ Malaya, full ITlight struck the !'J_ips. The final blow was the losing of the
Trampoline-0800-2100. Burma and the Indies. Starting with a handful ,of American and At-om1c bomb on Jap c1ti.es. Heroshima a_nd Nagasaki felt the deva-
Australian troops in New Guinea and with a Marine division in the tation wrought by the new weapon.