WAY(51~'SS -- Businessmen all
over the country are vitally inter-
~ted in the information on income
which is beiag collected durin.g the
17th 'Decennial Census of the Uni-
ted ~tates during April• These data
will provide market surveyors with
1)reeise information on the relative
buying power of various sections of
the country. Advertising campaigns,
sales quotas, bank financing of old
and new enterprises and similar eco-
nomic programs will depend on the
income information collected in the
Census.
In the 1950 Census the amount
of income from three sources --
wages or salry, own business, and
sources other than earnings -~ will
be reported for a sample of one in
five persons 14 years old and over
in one family in five. The reason for
o~b~aining these data on a sample
basis is that it would be too costly
to attempt to get the income infer?
marion in the country• Information
on the incomes of men and women
living in urban and rural areas, and
~wvrking at various types of jobs
will be tabulated by the Census Bu-
reau for the Nation, for regions, for
States, and for metropolitan areas.
Family income tabulations will also
be made along similar lines and will
include also statistics for each coun-
ty and each u~ban place,
It is expected that the income fi-
gures obtained in the census will re-
flect some of the momentous econo-
mic changes which have taken place
in the United S!tates during the vast
10 years. An indication of the mag,-
niture of some of these changes is
revealed by estimates from a'recent
special Census Bureau survey which
showed that the income ow wage.-
earner families has more than dou-
bled since the last Census.
Boys Govern
At Boys' Estate
BOY S E~TATE, • Ga.--A boys
past is for,gotten the moment he !
passes through the always-open gates
of Boys' Estate, Georgia, but not
his beloved pup. Dogs' Estate is the:
center of interest and affection in
the heart of this all-boy communi-
ty, which is located in Glynn county.
14 miles north of Brunswick. Every
lad who becomes a resident or "citi-
zeal(' ~1~ Boys' Estate is ~ to
~bring along his dog, if he has one,
and install him in the commodious
quarters for canines. Like every-
thing else in Boys' Estate, this struc-
ture was built by the boys.
To be sure, the young citizens did
not consruct in entirety the Albany
and Friendly cottages: where tlJey
live, nor the graceful Spanish ha-
cienda where they e~t. But .they
helped clear the land, lay the foun-
dations, and assist throughou~ where
ever a boy of 8 to 18 could be use-
ful. hi
T's is symbolic 0f the 45 boys
now in residence in this municipal-
ity which s almost entrely run by
its citizens along the finest lnes of
• democracy. .
i; s The citizens of Boys' Estate run
~heir tittle community almost with-
: : otiS: adult supervision. They elect
,: their own offici~l~,, make and en-
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C-eena T0 Provi de-- s No at:i:diidstn:t :: in ~hfp=:if-i
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Imll~dp,~lio~.=ll~. q~.~.lQ~.lll~a bits, they hav~ a ga d • h y are ~'~'t~tT T*.mtntna i The Adunlt Academic l~-ogram ~ • •
iat.aLJ-~w.~AaL j.~l.i.~Aom.a~.,o amazingly self-reliant and self-sus- ~.Jto~aaJ6 ~*aa~aa~ enables veterans whose high school i~
taining youngsters. "training was interrupted by war ac- /(
J. Ardell Nation, who tmilt a Georgia's program fvr veteran ed-tivities to complete their work now i~
Brunswick Boy's Club from six to ucation has more than doubled du.r- and to become eligible to enter col- ~ ....
six hundred, is the founder of Boys' ins the present state administration l~f~- I~ At the regular meeting of City Council
Estate, but remains very much inand other veterans services are the "~n all fields, including the ;,dult I~ da* A ri] Mr I4 K 14,..d. .... h...,...~
the background. The boys call himmost efficient in the history of the ~eaaemzc, ~ne un-~ne-oo.o and tne~,~ =. ~ t r .~ ~.. • t~ .~t ~rv ~.. .~_
Coach and hke a go d mentor, State, Gee. Herman Talmadage de- on the Farm divisions there are now i i lylarsnal Ior tile Lily el glomel~llle, lne Llty 1~
su~ao~aa mZao~D 000'/,8 u~q~ 0camt~i
he lets his team play its own games, clared in an address delivered in who r "''i ..... ; . Collector has been instructed to tur~ over to
There is also a Board of Managing Cumming recently, a e oomm ng tins nne tra.nmg ~ .......
Trustees and a Board of Advisory Speaking at a meeting of the Uni- and its benefits, i Heath h-Pas against all delinquent taxpayers wb
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Trustees to whom the SOate turnedted Veterans Organization, of For. This combined accelerated, pro- t[ owe the C ty ny Advalor m tax through the ye~
over the 350 acres of the Park a syth county, the Crovernor listed i gram zor our veterans is grin.sing ~ ............
number of years ago. They in turnfacts and figures to sho~ that his ~2,500,000 per month in su,bsistence tI l~9~$P. And ally spe~:lal~ or business license tax as ~P~
gave it to the boys. administration has cooperated to the benefits. This money would have t~ l~.~-nm~ ~l.~. ~tl .~,]~1
It's just that, all 350 acres, build- limit in providing these benefits. 'been c~n,pletely lost to many of our l~ .................. at" ....
ings and all --- BOYS' Estate. "It is a matter o~ supreme pride veterans if this adm.inistration had i TK...,~ I~; W=~ ~;11 K~. • ..... A ..... ~^ tK.. I~l...ok!
no~ ~--~-'rre~ it-e'f ~" .......I~] ..~.~o.~ --.- ....... . v...,.,,,.,, ..v,., ~ ~**~ ,,a~,o-
There are 45 boys now enjoyingto me that Georgia leads the na-~ u~ u -* ~ , ~:~a ~ne neap ~ .........
Boys' Estate. There are 500 moretion in developing the Adult Acade- of our Legislature, to provide these ~ May 1st, 1950. Any property owner who wishes t
wistfully looking to Boys' Estate for mic Program of Education for Ve- tarr?2nini gfacilities where our veter- I,i avoid paying the additional cost of fi-fias, levy,
a chance to enter its portals, the terans," the Governor said. , m gas go to SChOOl ana craw 1~ ..... .
gates to a bright new future•To "At present more than 15,000 ve- these payments at the same time. ~ sale on delinquent t~axes may do so by paying
give hese boys an opportunity for terans are participating in this pro- "In addition to the three pro- it -re a
grams I have just listed, we have l~taxes dtll~ the C y re M y 1st, 1950.
andtrue countryCitizenshiPis inthetheirpurposenatiVeofStatethe gramtion ininCludingon-the-jobthetrainin~g.related ins~ruc- approximately 7,000 veterans who t~ ~I/ ~l~t]~° ~ Mavnr C.,,.~I,
drive for $150,~'00 which started on "E " n t e . are being trained in local trade and ~ ~d ........ d .......... ~
• nrollmentm 0-h-Farm tram- industrial schools. This brings the 1~
April 1. !ing has increased from 12,000 in
Boys' Estate is non-sectarian. It 1948 to 22,000 at the present. From total to approximately 41,000 vet-~ ~O~O O O~O~O O I "
is unendowed. It has no big financial i a haphazard basis when this admin- erans who are getting these educa- ,--
o ' Walter Alva Corbltt Po•t No 4827
ti n benefits in this administration." [ " " " RE.,~- ~,,,~.. ......... i
.backers. But it has faith galore. J istration was inaugurated, we are ~ I VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS ,-.,~r r~,v, r,,**~rux, j
That, s what it was founded on, that's, ] now carrying the Adult Academic FOR SALE I Meet• First Wedhesday Night• ATHLETE S FOOT in ONE 141
what it has thrived on -- faith inland On-the Farm training programs One All-State Air Compre••or, 1/3] Monthly, 8:00 o elock, at Vet • Home w~th ~
the conviction that Georgia youth is l to every county in our State. H. P•, Leland Electric Motor. 200-]~erber. Wheeler - Lerov Lamh, Or your 40c back. T-4-L, " q
the State's. biggest. . asset and that "Another importa.._nt thmg" ..Achwh" lb. capacity• Rea•onahle for cash•---I "" Commander* ' Adjutant" ETRATING alcohol base, •trdt~"
none ot it should be lost. i is improving all these veterans ser- C. E. Johns, Argyle, Ga. 4-21x[~~ beded infection INSTANTLYl
•--_ ~.z.*~.~,~ ......... •trong, active medication. Ask
A brief visit will convince even; vices is the close cooperation which FOR CASH Suwannee Raver Post No. 119 ........... ~kJ
the most skeptical that this is not, has been established between the Ve- 90-day runner velvet bean •eed. $4 AMERICAN LEGION ::?L:a'tot~:: t~]:d:;':ta~:~|~
only poss~le, it is happening at lterans Service Department and the per bu•hel --- at Mr• L H Lock- Meet• 4th Wednesday night• .. .~ " g
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:Boys' EState, Georgia. I Vocational Edueational forces. This hear • farm, or contact New• office.John R. Harrn•, Sr., Commander
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force their own laws, work. enthu-
:sJastically afild mithout coercion to
the highest concepts of the Berne.
: • If it's a real fishing motor you
want---look at all makes--then see
how much more this oue gives you.
It's the new Evinrude Fr~a'rwu¢!
With Duo-Clutch so you can start
in Neutral, and "idle" when you
like! And with Duo-Clutch you
have the Sa/ti-Grip Propeller Drive
for trouble4ree performance in
shoal water. POWERFUL[ 7.5
O.B.C. certified brake H.P. at
4000 R.P.M. Speed to get you
A wonderful "troller."
there
FAST~
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Moderately priced--terms J.f you
like. Call and s~: it.
SALES & SERVICE
Motor Company
HOMERVILLE, CO,.
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• Ford F-1 Pickup shown ,.hove is one of ovsr
~] 175 models in Ford Truck line for
1950.
$eti~ F-6 Stake shown et right with new ll0-
h.p. Six is the most powarfu| E-cylinder Ford
Truck meet Imiltl
NO. ! NO. I TRUCK VALUE
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Come in now for the best truck deals in our history! Because
Ford Trucks are making bigger sales gains than all other
makes combined, we re in the best trading position we've
been in for years. And we're passing on the benefits to you
•.. to help us make even greater sales gains in 1950. It's a
fact--we re making the highest trade-in allowances in our
entire history.* And you'll save on your job with the cost-
cutting efficiency of a new 50 Ford. With over 175 models
in the Ford Truc
:k line, we've got the right truck for your job,
Prompt delivery on all models. Easy terms. Bonus* Built con-
struction means Ford Trucks are built with the best.., yet
they're priced with the lowest! See us today while you can
getthe high-dollar for your old truck, and we'll show you
why Ford is the best deal Jor you!
*BONUS: "~cmolMnO given in addition to what is ucualor s~ncfly due --Webster.
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No. 1 In sales gains. Registration figures--first 3 months, 1949, com-
pared to latest available 3-month period (Oct., Nov., Dec.)--show
Ford scored greater sales gains than all other trucks combinedl
No. 1 in choice, of engine types. Only Ford gives you a choice
of V-8 or six-cylinder design!
No. 1 In experience. 2,003,155 Ford Trucks on the road have
marked up 18,567,865 truck years experience . . . a record equalled
by no other truck!
No. 1 In long life. Using latest registration data on 6,592,000
trucks, llfe insurance experts prove Ford Trucks last longer.
No. 1 in vulue. The only two V-8's in truckingl Two 145-h.p. Big Jobsl
Ford Million Dollar Cabl Ford longer life! Bonus Built construction
througho~l
,Using latest registration data on 6,$92,000 trucks, life insurance experts prove Ford Trucks last Iongorl
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