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Evening star., 1951-05-10
HoUsEs-WTD. TO BUY (cens.)

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
who viii pay reasonable prices for
your home, ranging from $4,000
to $23,600. Containing or 3
good-sized bedrrls.. Ia or baths.
In desirable communities in or
haYER hssE AisS' & BGLMAN, Giia n nc, iSSs 16s 5.
Royal St.. Alex. va.,., AL. 2422s.
MODERN, OBJ kN.'; CLEAN. . to 4 bedroom
home in good p. G. or nearby Mary
@ sRa 9saslon G1 hsye s,ss su6stfntia ssso ssso
DIRECT FROM owNER-cash for
EEyes.. FA. ssss or ST.. 1897.
WILL PAY YOU CASH today fol
ssss. sGSs ssHs sssen r. fay RE sso sssf0sL 81 a
OF your home business or invest
ment property e Whist you desire.
so sos North c.pto agMrFhIEsa na asd ssa1sSs P1s.
sfIShR fISIassAts spRrNGMAM Sssu 1s Cash for ?,
s.yes ssafmi bEERs hHas BROS. sffi''as hi s
1STERgsTED hi Sssg; PURCHASING from
e. fiss4i 4-ssss. ssss: heat; white 's'' ls. 5:a'
CRAVE q nice home. or craving q
good price for yours. Call CRAVER.
ARLINGTON COUNTY or nearby
Fairfax County--One to 3 acres with
nice home. Center hall preferred
with bedrms.. full bsmt. $4,000
to $4,000. Can make large down
payment. 81. S2S4. -13
LARGE HOUSE with income or prop
erty suitable for converting into
rooming house or efficiency apis.
Cali MRS. BASCOM, WI. 31S5. --16
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH.
HoMES-Mp.. VA, p, C. 49,.
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. SOONEST APPRAIsALs Of aa
makes Of cars are assure6 at
MS MMsKEESoPoNTIAc GESeo 1854 I o 40.
1916 TO 1951--An makes ana sta.
wagons. Drive In with your title
for more cash. or viii pay on bal
VIII FAY CASH for clean cars, any
make, any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. 1b Ken.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER win p.y
top cash dollar, for 100 clean cars.
'3S to 40 models. 1901 Mt. Yer.
non ave-, Alex. Va. TIE. 97O4.
FOR WARM WELCOME and cola
cash. see or call ns before selling
$500 Blsdensburg rd., Cottage City.
Nd. WA. $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV.
81. PISS. open ewes. and Sunday.
Continued on Next Pagel
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LOANS
AVIATION

FOR SALE. AIRPORT, Wash. -Ralt.
area, includes . strips. 300x2, 200
it.. parking area and taxiways,
30x90 clnder-block hanger, once
and parts rm., entire stock Of parts:
spare engines-J3 Cub, is Cruiser,
ton wagon; CAA and CT approved;
pvt. commercial and fight Instructor
school: 2-plane '"T' hanger; tractor
with 7-ft mower; tools and shop
equipment. For information, can
K1. S-3444 or ME. 1900. or write
Apt SO, Alex. va. -1S
P. T.-26 Fleet Cornelr' airplana
being dismantled; all parts for sale,
cheap. Phone OIL. 6ll7.
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STORES FOR RENT tcon..,.
EXCELLENT LOCATION

eoR A HIqH.TYPE RESTAURANT,
an RELiSAaHSsNF ExcIHsI9E RGs1pEN4aE 81 ny 3
TEL. CORNER SPACE OF AP.
PRo1x; $500 Sc; FT. .7AL5Ssos sc
MFGR.'S DISPLAY OR OTHER
COLD WATER FURN. PREMIsES
WILL BE ALTGRED TO SUIT TEN
ANTS. YOUR INSPECTION IN
VITED. TELEPHONE TU. 5000
MR.. HAGERMAN. III
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

s62s GA. AvE.-Ideal for pawnshop.
Apt. call Io5u1s Ruben, aHDT1iai *. ESr
57o7; eyes. GE. 24b6.
LEE HWY.--corner store, approx.
3oxs0. in lge. shopping center; in
drugstore. dry cleaner and beauty
parlor now operating: ample park
ing. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN a.
CO, Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. NE
1st AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
immsd. occup.; reasonable rent.
Smaller store in same area also
available. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN Sv m& + Goi; so0o Realtors, 1415 x st.
lSSs oaeed Ish spnrox sT sts g. re-
space; heat inc. in rent; excellent
for carry-out restaurant. pawn
broker, music shop. etc; $3.50 mo. !;
immed; occup. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 14l5
kENT 4 f. VILLAGE ILL., ME; sHopP1sc 1922 CENTER
maining in this ciose-in. large. rap
SHOP lsdies' dresses, novelty. etc
ARk1NGfoN. HEi SigSi 1929 N. Irving SIS 81. -
SO. from Clarendon's main business
block; distributors ONCE and large
display room. modern, ground floor,
30-ft. windows; large storage space;
low rent. GE. 9453. los
6l6 7th ST. S.W.-Lge. store. on car
line; will rent to responsible party;
reasonable rent. j. GERALD LUS-
TINE. 412 5th st. NV. DI. 5995.
$40 4th ST. N.w.-aood location in
Courts and GAO Bldg. WASH
1EGToN HOUSING CORP. Ma
1888 14th ST. N.w.-Laree 1stlfir
store and 4-car gar. Newly re-
SMseeeaTafsd; MeaafNf:rpSa ypaSant Te tnspeet ea,
s4sl Ga. AVE. between Super Assp
ioeatiOn. JACK coopERsMfqa. zsFs R1Pdifsie Re
- d ST. N.E,-Laree store and
bsnt.; heat; $116 mo. LISS REALTY
CO.. 1918 10th st. NV RE 1854
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CORNER CUTIE

SURROUNDED BY SHRUBS
AND BLOOMING FLOWERS
a well planned 3-bedrm,, l%-bath
brick ,bungalow-is sparkling clean
has everythingl Plenty OF win
dows: plenty Of cabinets, spacious
into T. ra With fpecobbaIed poebarnlngE Eaarsr aTs
screened porchi separate din. rm.
mas eye to catching. corner china
complete. with breakfast bar. Rear
hall 70 1st q. bedrm., and y bath;
upstairs are 2-famtly, beugms. and
arated utility rm.. panelled recr.
Lm.. laundry and outside entrance;
detached car garage. Secluded out
door. barbecue for summer lawn
parties. It's really an, unusual S20.-
600 OFFERING. Shown by appt. only.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee hwy. OF 4Glebe. ow. 5000.
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HOUSES WANTED TO Guy

AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THoS
E. JARRELL CO.. Realtors (esta6.
IsIS5,;;, IIaI5l; ri = 10Th sh,. St. nv: MA. o765:
long selling experience and expert
appraisal to make that quick sale.
" NAATTE: IT,. Realtor, 1918 x st. NV.
Will Pay UP TO $4,000 for clean,
5 to 8 rn. homes me-, or pF.s Geo.
County. UN. 3507.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

Sc, d. C.-Brick bid, 1000 So. It
with j 500 So. II. fenced yard: S150
mo. A. M. ROTH, RE, 1880. -10
10000 50. FIT. of ground, centrally
located, pvt. TT. siding and once,
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INVESTMENT PROF. FOR SALE

NEW CUNT BRICK APT. bldg, To-
Gated In Silver Spring; 2-6edrm.
apts renting for S75 each. Ten
ant pays own utils.. Net return of
over 10% on investment; $50 500:
AsrNc9 tFais sH siSs sSGoSe ssss. 81 pHG%s Sgs5
M: conn. AND 2 ST; on .a alss-
loc.; gross rents over 81 500
seaITT cokp nf %.ith NJ HItR 1aod nRusx snss
sPEcIaaLio aioi BARGAIN. near Catholic
Univ. A modern 4-family apt.
auto. h.-w.h., laundry trays In bsmt..
large porches. Act today to secure
ri This T6WS bSESain RE; Sel6o so.,., Ia 1-3.,
45family apis. Annual income
GEO y. WoRTHiNGToN 4 son,
FoUR.FAMfLY Unit, nearby Nd.
Price, S21 900; annual rent $1,000;
payments. CAN Mr.. FOLEY. 81. SSH
with LEGuM & GERBER REALTY
JGsT-BuiLT.e SUI SO: j. family fiats. in iS good
elose-in ne. location, these row
e.ant ssK 9qans; r.sSn rs.a g nnom. snow a
and eiec.; price. $19,950, each.
$S.450' cash required. 3 sold: only
2 more available. To inspect, call
Ma; 6433; eyes,, after z pm, GE.
EIGHT UNITs-First commercial:
gross income, 81, ,2S4, prise, S35,-
900. STEELE, RE. o4ss. CHI. 1905.
VICINITY OF Missouri and Colorado
avenue NV; 1st commercial ground.
6.33S 50. feet, Soft. front. next to
Masonic Temple; good for many
uses; for sale or rent; reasonable.
STROUP. RA. $500. Ill
2 FAMILY BUILDING In good ne.
section; individual heat; tenants
furnish utilities: annual income,
S1.I16; price, S11,S5U. HACKMAN-
sCHEUCH. INC. 1850 K st. NV,
ST. 5443, ewes. WI. 274s. Iii
l HAVE A BLDG. near Dupont circle
that rents for $40 mo. furn.
Owner will sell for S12. 600 or more.
cash; price dependent upon cash;
only 4 tenants; no vacancies in 4
years; expenses low; cond. Of bldg.
excellent. This is an investment
without speculation and will guar
antee 15@e with MIN. cash. Gail
Mr. Jacobs. NO S31a ewes: Me-
ZnANnraTr ~ Cn CIT oQko q
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BUSINESS PROPERTY. FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
STORE, a2x42 it.. vacant. s1oO mo. /;
also heated, basement rooms with
concrete floor. S25 per mo. Silver
Spring. Md. ST.. 5533 -l3 =.
9th AND Z SITS. N.W.-2nd floor, air
sopa oss ssD:rass ssa sntranss s MAO Nx ssas Pas
/ 500 L ST, N.W.-and A., . lge. rms,
plate glass display window. Approx.
900 So. #: hmm: occup: Reas, rent.
Realtors, 1415 K st: NV. ME. 5400.
Lee blvd. and Glebe I'd, Arl.; 10,-
900 So IT,; 5000 mo-; is, 600 50. IT.
$500 mo. B. J, GREENHOUSE. DE.
$500 50. Fr.-For ONCE, showroom,
school. etc.; 14th and N. Y. ave-,
downtown; pvt: elev.; very reas. rent.
SRos Sa M aA 'iesss ebs5 .an sVas DE5YSss ap bSsS
ENTIRE HOUSE, U. 8. No. 1, between
Alex. and. Wash.-FiVe rms. new
brick straight front, 9-ft., picture
window. 2 story, full bsmt., equipped
kit. and bath, gas a.-e. heat; zoned
S166 month. OV. lO43. Ia
coMMERMaEfAEo MMEME orEEB zEB iSDUsrarAl k4M
BLDds. WITH PARKING FAcILI-
TIES. m BEST WASHINGTON
LOCATIONS.
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1853
USED CAR LOT, II 600 50. #. On
street grade. heavily Travelled boule-
ward. 400 block Benning rd. ne.
DAVID COOPER
600 F. ST. NV, MA. 1857 10
Evening star., 1951-05-10
RENT BEATER
~ S10750
DREAMY

Is g one.word description for this
2-bedroom,. masonry home, near
Westoyef; inside and out, this RAM
bier Is Immaculate and decorated
IN beautiful taste; living room ap-
proximstely 13x20; full dining room
ment unusually deep; beautiful rear
patio for your outdoor enjoyment;
priced right at Sl3,950.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
a222 Wilson Blvd. So ow. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-05-10

A REAL CATTLE FARM
JUST LIKE A PICTURE
354 acres Of which 200 are cleared,
in pasture and meadow. The wood
land has estimated 500. 900 board
foot timber. Two rooms. tenant
house. 2 cattle barns with running
water. concrete silo. This is
money -maker. See this farm. Price.
$4,000.
DILLON LAND CO.. FA, 3777,
FA 12ha la 4-l2l0.
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LOT S

LANHAM PARK
tout Defense Highway
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES
$3.50
S1o0 DOWN-SI5 MONTHLY
City water; paved roads; phone: elec-
tricity; good bus and train facilities.
Directions: Bladensburg I'd. to Peace
Cross, turn right. out Defense hwy.
mlIes to large sign 'Lanham
Park" on left side Of Defense hwy
For further information, call
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
Once Open. 10 AM. to 8 PM.
uN. 7649
-1S
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$42,5O0

George Mason Green Co.
- EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
CHI. 3S3S; Ewes. and Sun, GIL. 6615.
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1st-FL. BEDROOM

: ISL-FL. BEDHUUM
a charming detached brick Cape Cod
home featuring 1st-foor bedrnn. and
bath, with large living room with
tirepl.. dining room, kitchen and
breakfast room. There are 2 addi-
ttonal bedrooms and bath on the 2nd
floor: detached garage; oil h.-w.h.,
condition. Call John Tommasi. MA.
$500; ewes, OV. 6257.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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n tA1t4VFA4z4Nk4tL' 1SI1FA
RARE ITEM
,ovely Cape Cod on
ded street In Wnnfi1s
NORTHERN 6VIHGINIA OFFICk
055 Wilson Blvd .IAs 5-6s
5000 PER 'MINIJTE.

Is what you actually save by living
10 minutes further out. This g.
ing is $4,000 less than . 7compar-
able home in Arlington and has
more advantages. 150-ft. frontage
full bSlnt.; immaculate condition
besides the most wonderful f1nanc-
ing you could hope for. This is Q
rare opportunity.
DON'T DELAY. CALL TODAY.
VIM. l.. WAKEFIELD
Evening star., 1951-05-10
TRAILERS

aEETER TRAILER SALES. servyn.
now has q lge display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean used trailers ranging
IN size from Is 20 33 f. priced
from $500 70 s. $50. terms 70 8
ziMMER. is4i. ~ it., needs iusid.
trim work; $500 or best offer. cau
WI 74l4. Iii
CASH PAID for house trailers, also
luggage; bring them out. 1000 Gem
tral ave. HI. $3.50. -12
UNIVERSAL 194S: 25-ft,; 8 rooms,
or best offer; can be seen any time.
CANARY TRAILER PARK, Lot 5,
Berwyn, Md, -lO
Evening star., 1951-05-10
FARMS tcent.)

FOR RENT-10-acre farm, near Dis
trict line-6.rm. modern house, 8
bedrms.; unfurn.; oil heat. electric
lights, telephone, hardwood floors
Modern bath; large barn, 2-car ga
9 !rI rage, En-, fruit trees. EN-: 1888. la
businesses. Mailed FREE. sTRoUT
EEEAlLTY Re lila Woodward bldg,
479-ACRE MONTGOMERY CO. stock
farm; so acres in bluegrass. balance
In grass and crops; 4 streams,
cattle barns, silo, good fences, O.
room modern house. 3 baths. Call
Poolesville 3411, Barnesvilie, Md.
LOUDoUN C0.-commuting farm,
approx. so acres. 7-fm. house. bath
elec;: lge. barn. tenant house, ige
poultry house. mail and school bus,
good bldgs. and fences. $4,000.
Terms & y. ~ GRAIN, ia; s-s753
rette tobacco, soil. 7-rm. house. 2
barns, balance lh million #. saw
timber; st. Mary's Co., Nd; $22, 500
OWNER; ST. 5533 -13
The guardian., 1951-09-08
Mary Strong
Talks
Great Men

Here and there we see very
few great men. Most men are
tiny, weak, afraid and undaring.
Because life does not give them
its rich bounties on silver ladie
they sit in a corner and bemoan
their fate. But know this Great
men did not pity themselves nol
The guardian., 1951-09-08
TIPS OF THE TRADE
By KAY VAUGHN

NEW YORK FOR THE
TEENAGER-We heard a grown
woman say She wouldn't give
anything for the nights she
rubbed down in olive oil after
her bath as a youngster, much to
the ribbing Of her sisters and
cousins who lived in their big
house in the south. She had
read of the beauty aid in a
swanky northern" magazine and
was determined to try it, COM
plete with bubble bath-in other
words, our friend nightly made a
big production out of a simple
bath. The ribbers called her THE
Princess" and watched with awe
at the lengthy preparations. /.
But who's sorry now? 2? Why
they of course! For our olive oil
gal has beautiful, clear, soft and
luscious-looking skin while her
bemoaning sisters and cousins
are today still scrambling for
belated beauty aids.
FOR THE CAREER GIRL
The accent this Fall season is on
huge sparkling rhinestones, the
bigger the better, Zone piece can
run as high as $25 to $50 to adorn
a simple winter coat). The
sparklers are used to set off your
hands too. :. You can start be-
fore the summer is out to bask
in the light of your rhinestones.
+. Just circle your wrist with
silken scarf which two-tones,
fasten with a blazing bauble." /.
FOR THE YOUNG MOTHER
To keep those kids out of mis-
chief, let them cool off with a
The guardian., 1951-09-08
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
BY BESSIE r. BELL

HOW DO YOU LOOK? A
long evening of partying is def
nitely a test of ones good looks,
due to the hilarity of it, over
eating, dancing, and the smoke
laden air. Usually when this
comes to an end it's pretty close
to dawn. Now, the question is,
are you as pretty as you were
when the party began? It's an
art girls, if you can do it.
1 dare say you have selected
the prettiest frock ever for the
occasion. And, Of course, your
coiffure is a delight to behold;
and you have given every care
to the minute detail of your
makeup.
The evening is young and you
are as fresh and vibrant as a
dew-kissed petal. But you have
spent the day dashing hither and
yon with only dozen winks of
sleep the night before. You have
managed to look just about per-
feet but you haven't the bounce.
Can you still look chick? The
birds are chirping a Good Morn
ing" for it's the wee hours when
you choose TO come crawling
home. I'm sure that your clothes
are just as becoming as they
were last evening. But your
face is haggard, drawn and tired
looking. Need anyone ask what
the answer will be? Now, if you
must join the playful throngs
and keep late hours, you must
also have rest. No one can gallop
about during the day and go
dancing It'll dawn and expect to
keep the look of a gay gazelle.
Oh yes, many girls and women
do this and in return receive
puffs under the eyes, along with
a fine collection of wrinkles.
The guardian., 1951-09-08

lose courage because Of their
fate, but found a way where
there was none already at hand.
THE great man is the man who
makes himself out of anything
he finds at hand" You too, can
be great.
The guardian., 1951-09-08
BEAUTY HINTS
by NINA TEMPLE
Egg Shell Beauty

If you would keep your beauty
budget down try this simple
idea for making your own face
powder. It is a secret that was
passed on to me by the daughter
Of an old chemist. At that time
face powder was not sold in
every dime store. Just try this.
Take your dried egg shells aud
pulverize them in a circular con-
tainer until there are no parti-
cles left that are not reduced to
powder. Add a drop of two Of
your favorite perfume and you
will have a perfect and costless
face powder.
The guardian., 1951-09-08

City Boardwalk - rhyme with
early fig leaf trappings. So said
Mrs. Dickerson.
''If we could explore the attics
and old trunks of our grand
mothers. we would be sure to
find their wardrobe hardly differ
ent from the high styles of cur
rent fashion: curvish hips, wasp
waistlines and teasing neck
lines. Similarly, duplication runs
through accessories. Gloves are
mitts Of varying lengths and
co1ors. Granny's sh awl was
draped around her shoulders or
over her head, according to the
weather-the role of the modern
stole.
"Pocket books made of splits
and reeds, and often decorated
with daisies and other wild
flowers are tall styling with
The guardian., 1951-09-08

twice-daily bath. You can
make it loads of fun for them if
you add a few bubbles. There's
special Little Lady Bubble Bath
set designed for the youngsters
which comes scented and bubbles
up just like for glamour girls.
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE =. If
you think you know all about
caring for the nails-remember-
never use a metal nail file or
scissors to clean under your
nails. Use only an orangewood
stick. Files or scissors may
scratch the underside Of the nail
and make it easier for dirt to
get under them afterwards. Good
nail care includes frequent wash
ing of hands at tepid tempera-
ture, careful drying of hands
with special attention to spaces
in between fingers and pushing
back the cuticle gently with your
towel. Then push back the soft
ened cuticleS with an emery
board or orangewood stick. Rub
in a good hand cream. If you're
particular, wear cotton gloves
for an hour or all night.
FOR THE COLLEGE-BOUND
Knit suits are returning full
blast this Fall. And prices on
the gems have come down.
Now you may get those elegant
knitted dresses that streamline
your figure =. which could very
well be the whole show in a
classroom from SIS to SIS
range. And they're all nylon
knit in many new enticing
shades.
The guardian., 1951-09-08
CURRENT STYLES
GO BACK TO EVE
Bv JUNE L'RHUE

"Today's styles for women are
by no means new" said Mrs
Elizabeth Dickerson, designer for
House of Styles on 34th ST., at
Fifth ave, New York. MANY of
them were worn by women of
yesteryear, and some 60 back as
far as grandmother Eve, who de-
signed the first garment out of
fig leaves" she said.
Ultra-modern bathing outfits
lately outlawed on the Atlantic
The guardian., 1951-09-08
WISE SAYINGS

"As you salute you will be
saluted."
The guardian., 1951-09-08

Have fun by all means, but
don't carry your social activities
beyond the sensible limits, all
because you feel that you can
depend upon some super cos
metic. Cosmetics are a must in
any girl or woman's toiletries,
but we have yet to find one that
performs miracles.
The guardian., 1951-09-08

cotton dresses. And we can't
forget Grandna's drawstring
handbag, which was made of all
kinds of materials from burlap
to beads and out of which she
pulled goodies for the kids. Yes,
these are back, more beautiful
than ever" the stylist concluded.
The fashion go round does a
lot of spinning, according to Mrs.
Dickerson, but covers the same
old ground.
The guardian., 1951-09-08
ladder are red-hot iron. "

"The eagle does not catch
flies"
The guardian., 1951-09-08

"The top rungs of the social
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-04-06
Junior Prom To
Be Held April 20

The annual Junior prom of
Browning high school i'll be
held in the school gym on Friday
evening, April 20.
The Royal Bards Of Great Falls
have been engaged to furnish the
music. This group also played for
last years's prom.
The Junior class is now busily
engaged with plans for the event.
The theme for this years decora-
tons is "Harbor Lights" The
committee in charge is confident
that this years theme selection
will be popular, since it is to pro-
vide a most beautiful background
for the occasion.
Various details such as those
having to do with refreshments,
ticket sales, etc. are being cared
for by energetic committees.
Admission will be 81. rs, includ-
ing tax, per couple. Admission
for extra ladies will be Is cents.
This includes tax.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-04-06
JAPANESE PEACE TREATY

Thunder from Moscow was to
be expected over terms made
public for the projected treaty of
peace between western powers
and Japan. Yet there are ample
and sound reasons why a treaty
in substantially t h e form des-
cribed by officials should be COM
pleted. signed and ratified.
First, the war with Japan is
over-has been for five years.
Second, Japan is entitled to nor
NAL commercial relations W t h
the rest of the world. Third, it is
tine for the Japanese people to
begin to take responsibility for
their internal political destinies.
Fourth, there is obvious need for
continued American a n d other
military protection until Japan
has armed forces adequate for its
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-04-06
Landing Under Way
On Reservation

Landing is getting under way
in various sections of the reserva-
ton at present. The health con-
dition of herds is reported to be
excellent, with the prospect of a
maximum lamb crop.
With most of the winter being
an open one, there will be con-
siderable of a carry-over of hay
for this year. Most of the heavy
feeding was done during the
cold spell through February.
However. the high vitality of
sheep and cattle enabled them to
brave t h e severity of weather
with little or no difficulty.
Washington h e p growers,
who Craze on h e reservation
through summer and fall, will be
bringing their fiocks to this Sec
ton through this month.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-04-06

II to 10 inches in diameter and 3 to
inches deep. and located about fee;
from the floor. They should be spaced
halfway between the dropping board
and the front OF the house. 10 feet
apart and approximately s feet in
from the ends OF the building.
A maximum daylight" period
natural plus artificial light-of ID to
IA hours is recommended for laying
pullets and fowls. depending on their
condition and production. Twelve
hours maximum is recommended for
breeders recovering from mott. When
artificial lighting is introduced late
in the season, the length of day
should be increased gradually at a
rate of about 80 minutes per day
until the recommended maximum is
reached
Poultry house lighting does not, as
was first thought result in chickens
consuming large amounts Of extra
feed, but has a beneficial effect in
stimulating those organs which en-
able birds to continue satisfactory
production of eggs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-04-06
own defense.

oWu oeIenSe.
Soviet r u STA objects, of
course. to any steps that link
Japan into the orbit of the ma
jority powers in the United Ma
tons. But an opposite. alignment
would disregard t he evident
wishes of m o t Japanese and
would be a worse threat to world
peace than t h e prospective re-
arming of Japan under non-Com-
munist auspices.
Questions may rightly be raised
by Australia regarding t h e alb
sence of any limits on the size of
a future Japanese army, navy, or
air force. So. too. may the Philip.
pines be disappointed at t h e
remuneration of any Preparations
from the country which ravaged
them.
But experience largely h a S
indicated the difficulties with re-
parations and with specific arms
limitations in a peace treaty.
John Fostor Dulles seems to have
done a good job in the consulta-
tons which have produced a pre-
liminary draft. The sooner final
treaty can be brought into force
t h e better.-Christian Science
Monitor.