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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-06
Holmes Man Attends
IESCharter Banquet

JACKSON - Especially - The
Mississippi Chapter Of the Illu-
minating Engineering Society
Society was recently presented
with its National Charter by Joe
B. Browder, regional vice pre-
sident OF the I. E. S., and Allan
Ia Sales Manager of the Georgia
Power Company.
Mr.. Browder made the presen-
tation at the special dinner meet
ing in the Silver Room of the
Heidelberg Hotel, Jackson, at
tended by members of the State
Chapter and their wives and
special guests.
The meeting was attended by
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Strahan.
representative of the Mississippi
Power and Light Company in
Lexington and Durant.
Leonard A. Hobbs, director
elect of Illuminating Society, and
vice president and general sales
manager of the Smoot- Holman
Company of Inglewood, Calf.
was the principal speaker at the
special meeting
The Mississippi chapter of the
illuminating Engineering Socie.
ty was inaugurated in December
1919 as a study group of the New
Orleans section. However, since
receiving its charter the State
grnup now operates in Jackson
as the official Mississippi Chap
ter which now has over so mem
bers, including architects, electri-
cal contractors, professional en-
gneers, and others interested in
the advancement of the science
and art of illumination. Its men,
bership also includes the |. E. S.
student chapter at Mississippi
State College which was formerly
under the New Orleans chapter.
The Illuminating Engineering
Society is an organization for the
advancement and the dissesnina-
ton Of theoretical ond practical
knowledge of the science and art
OF illumination. Nationwide in
scope. it provides technical in
formation, new lighting practices.
standards and performances,
makes recommendations, and en-
cages in lighting research, special
studies and reports.
Programs and meetings are
planned to bring the best techni-
cal research and developments to
the attention of members.
Officers elected for the Missis-
slppi Chapter of the Illuminating
Engineering Society are: H. r.
Chiffon, chairman; H. S. Thomas.
vice chairman; T. M. Salisbury,
secretary treasurer; Harry Bour-
geois, program chairman; w. r.
Crockett, membership chairman:
and B. M. Davis, publicity chair
man.
Membership is open to any in
dividual or company interested
IN the program and detectives of
the Society.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-06
Durunt Youth Wins
Shorpshooter Rotine

FIT. BENNING, GA.-Cadet AL
vim E. NOVEL; qualified as a
Sharpshooter with the MI Rifle
on the ROTC Camp at Fort Ben
ing, Georgia.
Young NOVEL; fired IT'S out
of possible 2l0. He is the son
of Mr.. w. A. NOVEL;, Durant.
NOVEL; is a student at Missis-
sippi State College.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bowie and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Blanton, Jr.,
left Sunday for two weeks mo-
tor trip to New York City and
other eastern points.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-06
District OES Meet
Set Al TtI,uIa 18th
ProeroIn Listed For
Event BY District
Deputy Grond Motron

Members of the Eastern Star
will attend a school of instruction
for district eight at Tchula on
next THURSDAY, July 18th begin
ming at 2:30 o'clock in the after.
noon, according to Mrs. Floyd J.
Durham, Durant, district deputy
grand matron.
Mrs. LillieT. Moffott is worthy
grand matron and Mr.. L. A. Mic.
hols is worthy grand patron.
Pages will be Mrs. Betty Cross
and Mrs. Laura Bowie.
Members from Tchula, Green.
wood, Carrollton, Winona, Schla-
ter, West, Lexington, and Durant
will participate in the work.
Program for the meeting has
been set as follows:
Call to order d. D. G. NJ
Entrance March Tchula
Invocation Rev. N. L. Threet
Welcome .------.-.--.--.------- Tchuld
Response 80 Greenwood
Song-'More Love To Thee"
Opening -,-.------------.-.---- Tchuls
Presentation of Flag Carrplltor
Introduction of Visitors -Winons
Examination Of Visitors Schlatel
Draping of Charter West
Solo -..4...---- AIRS. Laura Bowie
School Called from Labor
to Refreshment Lexington
Supper
Schoo Called from Refresh
ment to Labor --.-- Duran'
odlIOtliS --------------l sCA44k%OI
Solo Mrs. Catherine Smith
Initiation Duran,
Address ~- Mrs. MOffett, W.G.M
AddresS.-Mr. Nichols, W!GP
Invitation for School 1851
Solo ----.-.-.---.---..-.M Mike Lammon!
Closing --.------.---.--G Greenwood
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-06
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The Arizona post., 1950-05-05
HiUeI InStaUS
NeM Officers.
Makes A1Uards

On Thursday evening at Hillel
House, new officers for Hillel
were installed and awards of
recognition made.
Presented with Hillel Keys
were Micki Poliakoff and Myra
Koplin for their outstanding serv-
ice to Hillel. Certificates of Merit
went to Harold Bear, Sandy
Fischman, Neil Gittleman, Esther
Kaplan, Doreen Jackson. Matthew
Poliakoff was made an honorary
member.
Officers for the coming term
are: pres, Ruth Rosenberg; vice
pres, Micki Poliakoff; rec. sec.,
Myra Koplin; treas, Marvin Co.
hen, cor. sec., Stan Schneider;
members-at-large, Neil Gittle-
man, Jud Werbelow. Committee
chairman appointments include:
Social, Stan Greenberg and Day
Ann Dobry, co-chairmen; Cultur-
al, Sam Weinhaus; Religious
Council Delegates, Sandy Fisch-
man, Lila Levy; Publication, Bob
Binder; Educational, Avrum
Hirsch.
The annual Senior Breakfast
will be held Sunday at IL a. m.
at Hillel House. Graduating Sc
niors who will be honored guests
are: Abe Fried, Lloyd Gerry,
Joan Greuner, Manuel Kaplan,
Stan Kroen, AL Malls, Doreen
Ray, Arnie Serbin, Phyllis Sill
verman, Enid Shanhouse, Ruth
Solot, Sanders K. Solot, Joan Tau
ber, Jean Weiner, Bernie Vein
stein, Chuck Weisenthal. Micki
Poliakoff is in charge of n e
Breakfast.
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05
Honor Composer

State Federation of Music Clubs
met in convention at Douglas last
week. AS one of the prize win
ners, Madeline Schutzbank played
a sonata-boogie and the Temple
Choral Singers sang three of her
compositions. The massed Wom-
ems Chorus sang her Country
Dance"
simultaneously Society of Ari-
zona Composers were in session.
Mrs. Schutzbank was elected
state vice-president. She is
board member of the State Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs.
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05
Center Day Camp
Opens In June

Final plans were completed for
the Center Day Camp at the Com
munity Center June to August
Is, Myron Jacobs, Program Com
mittee chairman, reports.
Day camp will be held five
days a week from l to pm. Re-
gistration is $40 a month per
camper. A limit of 80 campers
ages 8 thru 13 will be accepted.
A special group ages 6 and z,
limited to 20, will be served with
a special program. Registration
will begin on Dedication Day,
May IA.
Activities will include, says Mr..
Levin, program director, both in
door and outdoor athletics such
as swimming, volley ball, softball,
badminton, ping pong, horseshoes.
There will be arts and crafts, dra-
matte classes as well as a program
of culture content. Special out
ings to nearby picnic areas will
be held thruout the camp period.
Since the number of campers
must be limited because of the
available physical facilities, par
entS are urged by Mr.. Jacobs to
make early registration. A medi-
cal certificate will be required of
all campers A well-trained staff
will conduct the day camp under
the supervision of Maurice Levin.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

they could cut through even a
bulletproof covering cleanly and
disastrously.
But what is such a contingency
to our intrepid voyagers, who
brave regions where no life ever
was or could be, and who dare set
foot on the ghostly craters of the
Moon?
Will they make it? Yes, say
space-travel fanatics. They could
make the journey and return safe
ly to the earth. Anyway. they do
in the movie.
Reaching for the Moon has
always been a figure of speech to
express the demand for the i'm
possible. Maybe the time has come
to junk this idea. The Moon is
getting pretty close. The End
Evening star., 1950-04-23

range of possibility - with known
methods and known fuels.
What remains is the problem of
landing on the Moons surface
without damage to the ship or its
passengers.
The pull of the Moons gravityis
only one-sixth that of the Earth's,
and the landing can be cushioned
by jet propulsion in reverse. serv-
ing as a brake.
Danger: Meteoxs
AN UNCHARTED peril is that of
being bombarded by meteors.
Space is not completely empty;
there are some loose particles of
matter (meteors) which go shoot
ing about at random throughout
space, Travelling at terrific speeds,
Evening star., 1950-04-23
BY LOUIS BERG
This Week MOrie Editor

. Fantastic enough - and yet al
most all based on scientific fact
and theory.
Rocket planes are even now be-
ing designed to circle the globe in
a matter of hours. through pro-
pulsion into space where there is
no air resistance. Rocket speeds of
1900 miles an hour are no longer
considered absurd.
A flight beyond the pull of the
earth's surface is now within the
Evening star., 1950-04-23

For spring meals when appetites yearn
for flavor-lift, serve this new main
dish salad: Hearty Green Bean and
Bacon. AS you toss this salad, taste it
Taste the tangy zip of the Wesson Oil
Evening star., 1950-04-23
You've Ever Had or We Pay You*

the whitest, brightest wash ever
or we will give you double your
money back. You simply send
the unused portion to Manhattan
Soap Company, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
2 Grand dzM$ for Meal MaketS-zznm NZ33MTNz

dressing. It's revelation-how delicate
Wesson Oil brings out all the wonder
full favors of the green vegetables! Yes,
this is a salad you'll want to serve often,
throughout the summer.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

X No matter hoW you wash. or
What you wash with any soap
or detergent with any bead,
fake, cube or liquid bluing-new
Blu-White Flakes must give you
Evening star., 1950-04-23

-Americo's Fovorjte Solud Oil
CHOCOLATE "oUicKiEs"

Another truly lift wesson Oil 0H
for summer) Yet
easy and quick! You want to wSk them often for
ay treats Win Wesson C tneres no waiting Tor snort
ening to melt or cool. Simply what need
issdA -four evp svuur dish
teaspoon boxing powder . pies
"a teaspoon sak ehoeoluse melted Beo
2esss teaspoon vaniu nom
7evpW Wssson Wolnv hulves coin
c:< ..~...- r... - >, ,x,- ., and
atsd t1eeSS IL New
well. Drop by easpoonfus baking
each with walnut half
IL minutes. Makes about 32 dozen cookies
Evening star., 1950-04-23

OTHER MENU IDEAS in
"How TO Win CompIi-
ments." lo0-poge cook
book, over 200 recipes
...ehiffon eokes. moin
dishes, soiods. fovoriie
pies. eokes and desserts.
Beautiful pictures. Send
name. oddress. 25e in
coin 10 the Wesson Oil
and Snowdrift People.
New Orleans II. 10.
, 1950-12-15
Administrator Gets
Time Extension for
Job Applicants

Administrator Harry E. Tay-
lor was successful in getting
the Director of the Housing
Authority to extend the dead
line for sending in applications
for the two positions available,
Account Clerk" and "Janitor
Messenger" from December Is
to Monday, December IS.
The Avis pointed out to Adj
mi~nistrator Taylor that the ad
vertisement was received on
18th, too late for publication
and that while the last date Of
publication was the 18th, the
closing date would be the 18th.
This would be unfair to appli-
cants in st. Croix, especially.
It was then that permission
was granted by Mr.. Clarke
through the Governor, to ex-
tend the time limit to Deem
Der 18th, as the result Of a
radio-telephone message from
Mr.. Taylor.
, 1950-12-15
Hdrrigun Returns.
Attends Natl Lubor
Relations Meeting

Hon. Ludwig Harrigan re-
turned from st. Thomas yes
terday where he had gone to
meet with officials Of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board,
which was in st. Thomas to
meet with representatives of
labor and management to ex-
plore the sentiment and think
ing of these groups relative to
the question of assertion of iu-
risdiction.
No invitation had come to
the St. Croix Labor Union, st,
Croix Municipal Council, the
Chamber Of Commerce or any
group in st. Croix to attend
but Mr.. Harrigan explained
that the application Of such an
Act would also affect st. Croix
and so he enquired of Cover
nor de Castro, and received his
permission to attend. Invita-
tons were sent to the st. Tho
mas Labor Union, the Cham
Der of Commerce and the Mu-
nicipal Council Of that Island.
The St. Croix Union is not
only the Oldest but the strong
est organization Of its kind IN
the Virgin Islands.
, 1950-12-15
jones A. BouqA
To Speok in y
Both Towns SUM-, Mon

James A. Bough, former US
District Attorney and now
Chief of the Division of Nom
Self Governing Territories,
will be the principal speaker
on two programs to be held in
Frederiksted and Christian
sted, Sunday afternoon at
4:5O and Monday night at $3.50,
respectively. In accordance
with the promise of the Avis
Forum, Mr., Bough will speak
from the lBandstand in Fred
.eriksted and in the Market
Square in Christiansted.
Mr.. Bough's appearance will
be the result of many requests
from his fellow citizens that
he speak to them. Thus the
Avis Forum, The st. Croix
Labor Union in cooperation
with several other persons
will sponsor the two programs.
It was planned to present
MI. Bough to the people of the
Country District but this will
be done at a later date since
time will not permit a third
appearance at this time.
, 1950-12-15
Miss Alfredo Bowel
Becomes Bride of
Cherries Petersen

Miss Alfredo Bowel became
the bride of Charles Petersen
in a pretty but quiet wedding
ceremony at the Metropolitan
Church in Christiansted. The
ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Guy Waid. Mendel-
sohn's Wedding march was
played by Mrs. Ethel Balm.
The bride was given in mar
riage by Mrs. Elvina Joseph;
the groom's best man was Will
liam Roebuck. Little Lolita
Codrington was flower girl
and Mrs. Ann Francis Benja-
min was matron of honor.
The wedding was historical
because it was the first per-
formed in the beautiful little
edifice built by the Rev. Waid,
ably assisted by Mrs. Waid.
Immediately after the cere-
mony the couple was ushered
into the Parsonage where the
new1yweds and their friends
enjoyed a Wedding Breakfast
prepared in their honor by
Mrs. Waid.
, 1950-12-15
Roy w. Bornn Reports
On v. |. Rep.
AT White House Conf.

AT the close of the Midcen-
fury White House Conference
on Children and Youth, held in
Washington, DC, December
3 to Z, a meeting of the Advi-
sorry Council on State and Lo-
cal Action was called. Mario
Warrington and Macon M.
Bergman, Director of Child
Welfare for the Virgin Islands,
were appointed official repre-
sentatives to this meeting by
the Virgin Islands delegates. to
the White House Conference.
Cyprian Caroline and Leayle
CALDER attended the meeting
as observers.
The meeting was held Fri
day, December 8, 1850 at the
Federal Security Building,
Washington, D. C. State and
Territorial Representa-
tives. feeling the need for a
strong central organization to
spearhead local action on the
conference findings and recon-
mendations established thu
Advisory Council on State
and Local Action" on a perma-
nent basis. Each State and
Territory is to have two Off
cial delegates as members of
this Council.
During the session of the
Council agreement was
reached that each State and
Territory would proceed to
meet some Of its own unmet
needs as discovered by the va
rious local White House Con-
ference Committees. Another
meeting of the Council will be
called next spring after the
Continued on page ~
, 1950-12-15
Coy Sisters Defect
Fsted CYO in
VolleY Ball Come

The Gay Sisters journeyed
to Frederiksted where they
met and defeated the CYO
team on Wednesday evening.
The Sisters" quickly took
three straight games. The
score was: 1st game 1916; End
game Ito; and 3rd 1913.
The game was played in the
spacious little playground Of
, 1950-12-15

st. Patrick's School, and was
witnessed by a large crowd.
Marie Begraff captained the
Gay Sisters team while Julia
Gomez led the CYO's.
Evening star., 1950-11-17
HoUsEs-sALE-vA. tcont.,

81 900 down. you may buy this s.
communisy. comm 1i'st qHaSt Has bedrooms' iivins
room. dining room, full basement
age e He q this thS'I unusual aal Opportunity. ODD
Immediate possession; By appoint
o%. osnf 44ss. 3"s & I'll GGVSRh554 5: oW 54s5 ssAlff
family desiring nr Charm with .esclu- sati
siveness and a house different from
brick 2-bedrm.. story and half.
room. equipped kitchen, utility
room. attached garage and screened
porch; nice wooded lot; sy appoint
ment; TOWN 4 COUNTRY REALTY L5S
NEAR ALEXANDRIA,. new house con-
Corner location. Featuring: full
bsmt., comfortable rms, adequate
closet space, Ven. blinds. good neigh
borhood. Near trans. shops and
$4,000 cash; S53 per mo. on balance.
Smaller down payment to right
party; JUDsoN. REAMY & SON
FOR $3.50. $3.50 I CAN sell YOU this . A.
rm. bungalow; room for bath; elec.
i4uBc, running WdteT, ClECuidtluB
oil heat. new-house condition. in
Herndon, walking distance to school
and shopping. NO CASH PAYMENT,
S75 per month In advance. Pos
session at once. Call Herndon
S4-W-4. -17
vACANT-A cute 2-bedroom semi
det, brick located in the WASH
ington and Lee Shopping center area:
very close to Ft. Myer. Naval
Annex and the Pentagon. Small
down payment and $50 per mo. will
handle. CECIL B. LUPTON. OW.
1888: eyes,. CHI. 2577. -17
$1,000 DOWN, balance like rent.
Immediate possession. 5-room bum
galow. a-acre lot. Close to shop
ping center and schools. Fairfax.
Va. Full price. S10,5O0. Call Mr..
Hughes. ia. s-36S7, TALMADGE
WILCHER: 1898 Wilson Blvd. Ar
lington. ia. $4,000. --19
sl4.75O-3-bedrm. homes; bsmts.,
din. rms; level lots; near parochial
and public school. Providence. FA.
Evening star., 1950-11-17

Two-bedrm. brick: liv. rm.,. din. rm.,
fully equipped kit: 2 bedrms.. and
bath up; fnll dry bsmt.: oil h.-w.
heat; fenced yard; nr. shops. sbuses,
Pentagon; 5 yrs. old: excel. cond.:
CT approved. Assume 80 loan. By
OWNER. oW. 5000. -19
Evening star., 1950-11-17
Bethesda
Desirable Edgemoor
7025 Hampden Lane
OPEN SAT, l TO 6 PM.
OPEN SUN. 10 AM. TO 6 PM.
ONLY S24 500
Bethesda

A splendid Dutch Colonial residence
Of charm and distinction. Located
IN O superb area of fine homes and
estates among towering oaks and
exquisite SURROUNDINGS. Spacious
lovely heated solarium. full size
din. rm. and kit. with breakfast
space down; large master bedrm.
with twin closets: additional fine
bedrms. and lovely pastel tile bath
upstairs; new gas hot-water furnace;
attractive. handicapped yard. with
detached garage. Home In new
house condition inside and out.
t,;ss Vacant and ready for quick oS-
able. Directions. From Bank OF
Bethesda. out Old Georgetown I'd.
2 blocks to Moorland lane. left
short blocks to Arlington rd., left 1
block to. Edgemoor Jane, right To
dead end and Hampden lane, right
to open sign. Can MA. 9797 daily.
Evenings. call CO. 1882.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. 925 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-17
Bethesda Edgemoor
8 bdrms. 1st fir. Law.
Nnlirhtf,,l ca&&s,,n

A very complete 3-bedroom brick
home with first floor lavatory, on a
fine lot in one Of the incest sections
Of Bethesda; ga years old and
very attractively decorated the
home takes every advantage offered
by its location: overlooking to the
front two lovely homes on acre
sites, to the rear there is a fine
terrace opening to the garden: price.
$4,000; owner leaving town. To
inspect call JAMES e. SCHWAB
OR. $500; after 5 pm. Wisconsin
140q or Woodley 1908 -l7
Evening star., 1950-11-17
COLORED, ST $50 DOWN

large rooms and bath; 2-story brick.
Full bsmt.; h.-w.h.. coal. Lge. yards:
Garage. Conv. to everything. Priced
70 sell this week. Call TIL 0 p.rn..
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. -ld
Evening star., 1950-11-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON-Conv located to Pen.
tagon, near Shirlington; 2-bedrm.
S10.250; immed. occup.; conv. terms.
Phone FA. 1922.
Also immaculate 2-bedrm., semidet.
brick home near Glebe I'd. and Lee
blvd. Arl. Hall; parochiai school.
churches. shopping, transp. close;
substantial cash req. Phone FA.. 1415.
Falls Church Realty
Evening star., 1950-11-17
AURORA HILLS

This home must be seen to appreci-
ate. the many outstanding and fine
formal living and dining rm.. large
kitchen and breakfast room. 3 lge.
bedrms.. 2 full tile baths; stairway
to fioored attic with exhaust fan;
large closets; recreation rm. with
f1 roof: brick psraesi ryneS SeantifiiIH uf ,snde %
scaped. These are some OF the many
features. Price. S34. $50: convenient
terms. BY appointment only.
G.. F. WOODROE, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Parking in rear.
Dial OK. 1922 or CH. 500.
Evening star., 1950-11-17
HIIICREST

Built when they built the best. De-
tached brick on choice lot; large
front porch: living rm; with fire-
rms. and fun bath: built-tn garage;
new oil burner; entire house re-
Gently decorated; in fine residential
area. Listed at $4,000. will
A. A. CARCZZA co.
2327 PENNA. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-0o4o.
Evening star., 1950-11-17

CUSToM-BULIT RAMBLER
Large liv. rm. with flrepl., din. rm.
mod. kit. 8 twin bedrms. and bath;
ful yard. s0x2OO. Si3.250,
Call agent, @. BEST LINTHICUM.
Poolesville Bali. Barnesville. Md.
Evening star., 1950-11-17

2-year-ol brick Cape Cod; 1st- -fioor
bedroom; on 65x200 corner lot.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
$4,000
ON ONE ACRE IN OLNEY AREA
BUTTON & FLETCHER
Evening star., 1950-11-17
$4,000

See our plans for building a house
on an acre of ground in nearby
Mont. CO., Kensington Realty Co.,
10. h.l10b. Ia
Evening star., 1950-11-17

CHEVY CHASE VIEW
West Of Conn. ave.-Exceptionall
fine center-hall brick Colonial on
wooded lot 100xlS6; z rms. 2 baths
semiinished recr. room. bath; large
stone fireplace, patio; oil h.-w.h.,
and transp. DI. 1918 till pm.
VIM. H SAUNDERS CO, INC. IL
Evening star., 1950-11-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W..

3-BEDROOM BRICK
100 block Miss. aye.-Semidet., rec
rm:. baths; $4,000 will handle
NEWCOMB REALTY SERVICE, 1925
NicholS ave. Sc. 10. 2-765h. il
Evening star., 1950-11-17
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE

1900 BLOCK r PLACE Sc.
You love attractiveness. You love
., convenience. So you will love this
modern 6-room and bath brick
full bsrnt.: oil heat. To inspect,
call Mr.. Stover
CAAfPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 4113: Eves.. TW. 1910.
Evening star., 1950-11-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

Observation-Disclosures old Colon
ial clapboard; Ia baths, 1st-flr. der
or bedrm. with " bath. breakfast
facing walled garden with tree
flowers; h.-w.h. (oil burner). A
couple will love the big master
bedrm. with dressing rm., dbl. living
rm. with quaint stairway and charm.
ing brick terrace for entertaining
The big family can have all these
features and large space. too-bis
enough to bed down or 4 Of those
precious kids. One says. isn't II
coZy," another says, Isn't 1t big.'
It's that kind OF q house. The
fenced yard here will give them
more air, sunshine and exercise
without danger to them and give
you more time for your housework
Only S14,95O but substantial cash
Don't let the low price keep you
away. See it today. Immediate
possession. Drive to 429 So. Fair
fax st. Phone Al. 2154. 19s
BRICK. with Stag roof
in lovely Rosemont. lge. rms.
2 baths; ,paneled game rm: al
ground level; price, S12.700. CAL.
HOUN q SAMUELs REALTY CO
Phone. TE. 6113. TIE. 5S37. Al
~Ocos