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TEMPLE HILLS PARK

miles from q. s. Capitol on Temple
rd. Lots -50x200. from $500 each;
S75 per lot cash and $3.50 per lot
per month. win sell lots on paved
Temple I'd. at higher price and
vestment or homesite. Drive out Pa.
ave. to Branch ave. to Silver. Hill,
then right on Temple I'd. follow
Temple rd. to No. 5201. Call at new
brick bungalow at corner on right.
Telephone LO. $4,000. Mrs. Guer-
3-S132. BEALL TURNER & CO.
11Q5 Vermont ave. Ho. 1878. Ma.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROOM. A-aere modern g.
rm., full-bsnt. bungalow, oil &C
heat. fruit and shade trees, fenced
lot; bus at door. NO. 6755 It'll
pm YOUNG g. BOWERS co.
HYATTSV1LLE-Very desirable q
story asbestos shingle home; 3 spa
cious rms. on LIST a. with knotty
pine den; lge. bedrms. and bath on
End A.; front and rear porches; full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.I Situated on
50x165-ft. lot. Priced to sell at
$13.500 with down payment as low
as $4,000. Call
PERRY BOSWELL. INC, WA. 1900.
Omen Ti1l & p AZ
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
H-Q-T-i /
A1O1~
DON'T MISS TIT


DON'T MISS TT
3 3.bedrm. brick Colonial on corner
lot. Secluded. yet nr. bus stop and
schools. 5 minis. to b. c. and
Pentagon. .Liv. rm. has firepl.
din. .rnn.. equipped kit. rear screened
porch. full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. Quick
possession $500 cash will handle
Call ia. 4-1620.
EcOnomy-C Comfort!
Are yours In this 3-bedrm. older
Dutch Colonial. LIST floor has liy,
rm.. din. rnl... kit, and 11x22 pam
sled den; 8 bedrms. and bath on
End; 3-rm. furn. apt. with bath in
bsmt. Hugh beautifully Handicapped
lot nearby the Potomac. Only S16-
800. Call ia. 4-162O.
Virginia Highlands
3 twin-bedrm. bungalow; liv. rm.
with flrepl. and dining l.; equipped
KIT. large closets. rear patio. Let
us snow YOU value at S15,95O.
REALTY, INC.
A7bl Lee Hwy. at Glebe. IA. 4-162O
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CHEVERI,Y

Five-rm. Cape Cod style brick bunga-
Features 22-ft. liv. rm., spacious
kitchen, comp. equipped and 2 large
bedrms. on LIST A.; full bsmt, with
recr. space and Va bath. Built-in
garage and gas a.-ch. Lot 50xl43
will be nicely Handicapped You may
choose your decorations T. D.
BURGESS. VI. 1902 till 9.
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$14,5OO II

A. home written up in the Archi.
tectural Forum and highly recon-
mended for its layout and design
It is . 3-level duplex brick with q
tull tile baths. pine-paneled ground
Located right of Columbia pike.
HOME REALTY CO., Realtors.
l726 Penna. Ave. NV. RE. 1887.
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$12,25O II

For a little dream house in nearby
Fairfax County. New 2-bedrm. ramb-
Ter On lge. lot, s.. 600 cash,
HOME REALTY CO., Realtors.
1726 Penna. Ave. NV. RE, 1887
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RIGHT COMBINATION
'HANNON & LUCHS co.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd, IA. 5-6SO0
Open Until 8 PM
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BANCROFT

Large frame nome on A-acre corner
lot; First floor has 27-ft. liv. rm.,
with automatic electric range, cleo
trio refrigerator, lots of cabinets and
work space. Also on 1st floor are
bedrm., 17x14. with private bath,
screened sleeping porch, Sx2S. 2nd
floor has 2 very large bedrms and
tile bath. Bsmt. has full bath, oil
h.-w.h., automatic washer and dry
rage, patio. fenced level lot. j block
to school. All for S23.950; $4,000
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$500 DOWN, S67 PAYS ALL
2-bedrm. bungalow. full bsmt, gas
heat; needs redeeorating but is a
steal at $1,000.
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NEAR SIIITI.ANn

NEAR SUTILAND
Issume AZ loan on a lovely Arm
BUNGALOW just mile out of Suitland.
and small swimming pool. Terms
are reasonable. Full price $4,000
T. D. BURGESS. VI. 1902 till 8.
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s,bedrm., semidet.: full bsmt.; 1st a.
Nv. rm.. din. fm,t equip. kit; 2nd
H.. 2 lge. bedrms., tile bath; just
redecorated. Full price. Sll.95O.
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AL BAKER OFFERS
4th OF JULY SPECIAL
A BANG UP BARGAIN

In Jefferson Manor-ThiS
home will give you independ-
ence plus comfort. There are
2 nice bedrooms, tile bath,
living room, separate dining
room and very attractive kitch-
en-; full bsmt. with recr. I'M,
gas heat, and lots Of extras.
$4,000 down. balance less
than rent. Phone AL. o644.
TIE 7343
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INDEPENDENCE

For each member OF the
family in this brick 3-BED-
ROOM. 2-BATH HOME with
fireplace, lge. living room,
separate dining room. screened
porch. l bedrm. and bath on
1st floor; 2 bedrooms and
bath on End floor; full base
ment, oil hot-air heat: $4,000
down. balance less than rent.
In excellent handy location.
Price, S17,500. Call AL.
ti644 or TIE. 7343.
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CHILLUM-S14.75O

VI11LLUW7SIF, JCU
story, all-brick; 8 bedrms;; bsmt.
mica tops Assume GI loan. Cal
Mrs. Hurt. WA. 612S. COX & CO..
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FIVE BEDROOMS

Immaculate corner home on q won
derful garden lot near Washington
Sanitarium. 2 baths. full bsmt., gas
heat; first and excl. Offering at S17.-
500 by
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS
RE FTvaS EndOl
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NEW RAMBLER

Brick; 3 lge: bedrms.. huge liv. rm.,
fireplace. Offset din. rm., beautiful
compl. equip. kit; ia tile baths;
screened porch; most conv. Fails
Church loc.; near parochial schooI
shopping. transp.; large lot. with
plenty Of shade. S19,95O.
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6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

SS's$SS y SbVDtOS FOk KENT
N; W. COR. WIS. AND PROSPECT
;ad End T.. LOO SO. IT, open space;
iss; 1891 display windows. s126 mo. RA.
s5I1 IL MAcoMB NV. at Wis. Ave,
| Entire End f1r.. priv. entrance. Incl.
heat. $50. Excel, locs. for pro-
Isssional or commercial use. Call
pSTWSS45,sbed pSSTwsPME aI SsG7o; 30 cona,.,onS.s
seery. services optional. 2nd and
IDEAL LARGE RM., use Of reception
rm.; large downtown office bldg; $35
5th AND X SITS. N.w.-second-fioor
onto ofhces' containing LOO So. TT; ele-
tribqtor; heat, light % and Il janitor f
FISHER 3 CO, i've. 7sS 18Th st. /.
AIR CONDITIONED Century Build.
ine nieipa az cort Ssh St INV. nv, opposite Mq.
S4S to $3.50. Parking space avail.
able. THOS: J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
13s 10Th st. NV. DI, $3.50.
AihK-C0NDiTI0NED Y ICON t,its large office in
Or Sfsrn suits se se a rees5sCr; S5aTy; fSrn
reoeDtionst ana Z telepSo1ne sfs1Ss0n ans%ep: rUSm;
Ing Ing; only select professional people.
oFFIcg FOR RENT in Barr a slaas.;
single, outside; excellent for lawyer
MTr Of Other INT, Pr professional. FIX. $500.
ATTORNEYS-Private Offices; share
RECEPTION room. library end ;teno-
aisIonef sian' 81. Dg5lff.ns' sgfsn excellent l9sa-
X ST. NV. near z1st-Entire LIST
floors OF a +-story. modern. office
bldg, to be rented as a whole or
separately; reasonable tent; long
lease to responsible party. Cali
Mr. James till q p.m. VIM, CALO-
MIRIS III my loRP., 1912 nth st.
ONE 70 FIVE ROOMS in desirable
downtown elevator office building;
l415 X ST.-Two private ofices:
share reception rm.; furnished At.
tractively; air conditioned. Dr. 594i,
IN HEART OF FALLS CHURCH busi-
ness district; the Echo Building;
Hrsasonable e aNa rent. Cali FA. ABS. or
,1s iith ST. NV. 2nd and srd
frs. Approx. 1,400 so. IT. In whole
or IN part. Imm. occup. Reas.
rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
y CO, Realtors, 1415 K st. NV.
NE. 5400.
.GE. OR SMALL OFFICES. also desk
space with telephone service. KIRK6
REALTY CO., 1918 14th st. NV.
Continued on Next Page)
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TAKoMA PARK, MD.

with large room on End
floor. plus storage room. z rooms
On 1st A.. with 2 fireplaces. Large
yard with apple, peach, pear and
plum trees. Quiet location, near
college. sanitarium and transporta-
ton. Mrs. Dawson. WO, 4l62.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. DI. 3346.
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont. J

SPOT Cash for your house white or
colored: any section any condition,
MR. LISS ME- 1910
ATTENTION. OWNERS can get
you top all cash or term deal Tor
your ohog home. Call MR.. WILLIAMS.
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS. Sell
for cash to MR.. NASH. RE. 216I
OUR CLIENTS will pay cash for your
house or groups Of. houses. Please
call VS. II you want to sell quickly.
ApEEf PH 4sso 8 CO.. Elk. 1877 eyes. Y.
$4,000 cash. 4-bedrm. house, Silver
Spring. Bethesda. Chevy Chase. near
school. WI. 2571. "a
MOD. CLEAN. q OR 3-BEDRO0M
HcME-In good D. c: or nearby
Md. location; Sc. preferred Have
substantial cash MRS. cox. LU.
2-SI36 or ST 1869. -
II PROMP1 ATTENTION. 70 the sale
Of your home business OF invest
ment property 10 what you desire
S0S North Capitol Ma $3.50 Free
arms aisaIs pesult, since 1919
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
E. FARRELL CO., Realtors. lEstab.
1873. 721 10th st. NV. MA. 0765:
SILVER SPRING-All cash for or
bedroom home. No agents. Ju.
Z-H2Z0. -
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RAMRIER-S1Q Q5n

RAMBLER-$19,950
Arlington. va.-A lovely home Just
8 rooms. bath. lavatory, new Bryant
gas furnace, H.-w.h., brick garage,
beautiful handicapped lot 215 IT.
deep. Owner has purchased larger
home. must sell quickly Ewes. phone
Mr.. Woodwell. IA. $500.
L. T. GRAVATTE
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HOUSE In The WOODS
Well-built, rooms. 5 bedrms.. 2 fire-
places, ! acre with lovely ravine and
stream. Ideal retreat; yet mr.. stores,
school and main hwy MUNRO
REALTY. Call Fairfax 257. a
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S1500 DOWN

Il Lee Hwy. at Glebe. IA. 4-1620
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Spacious 5-rm. brick bungalow. situ-
ated near the heart of bus. schools
liv. rm. with fireplace and picture
window; full-si din. rm.. comp.
equipped kitchen. full bsmt. with
gas a-ch and "a bath. Decora-
tions may be selected This custom
built home will be completed in 2
RsiRGEss RsEas; sso VI II S1Ssa Ssos ,tifl IL sen -
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'ConFinued on Next Page)
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

'LoRED. VACANT: as H St, ne;
'e, store and bsmt.; low rent; suit
ny business LISS. ME. 1868. Il
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HOUSES FOR sALs-yA.
OPEN JULY 4th
NOON TILL DARK
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA

NSA1AI4 44><AAJ1fV 1Axk6k4
112 Van Wrinkle Drive
NEW STONE AND GLASS AWAIT
YOUR CHOICE OF DECOR. AND
Modern functional design; one level
has 37-ft. .liv. rm., din. . ca, free
baths, plenty of spec. equipped
closets. 'U'' shaped xii. walled lin
stone terrace; bsmt. has e7xI5 rcr.
space with flrepl.; gar; util.; storage.
THIS REMARK. HOME OF TO-
MORROW IN A NEIGHBORHOOD
OF DISTINCTION OCCUPIES A
HOUSE SITE OF PERFECTION,
ATOP A GENTLE RISE IN THE
CENTER OF NEARLY Q ACRES OF
BEAUT. ROLLING WOODLANDS.
Dir: Over Memorial Bridge, follow
Lee blvd. tRoute 50) approx. 8 mi.
to Z Corners, there left u around
traffic. circle. then take Sleepy Hol-
low rd.,. proceed " mi, turn right on
Ichabod lane, go l blk. bear right
on Van Wrinkle dr., follow curve to
liz. new stone house and open
sign.
EXCLUSIVE
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
(Col.; U. 8: A. Ret Real Estate
Broker. EN-. 1895. ov. 4145, Wo.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
ARLINGTON FOREST
OPEN THE 4th 1T

VI I1N 11IG 1UII, IT
104 N. Granada st.-One of the
larger homes in this most popular
section; on shaded, level lot. beauti-
rm.; din. rm. with built-in corner
cupboards, modern Kitchen with
extra cabinet space and breakfast
bar. screened porch; 3 bedrms. (2
win-size6 and bath on 2nd floor;
child's playroom with outside en-
is in excellent condition, well
financed and priced to sell today at
S19,500 To reach: Lee blvd. (Route
50l, l mile past Glebe I'd. to Gra-
nada st. and turn right to home
f. T.. MALCOLM
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAL

~" S~&S
UPPER GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-store
ana living quarters; rental, SI25
Tor quick sale. RA. 1900. %
LARGE NEW one-story double show
window, store on H st. ne. Early
possession, $40. 900. Substantial
cash required. Call NEWSOM. Ii
GEoRGETowN-1675 wis. ave- NV
Mod. store and 2 apts.: possession.
CAL Mr.. Watts, DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000; ewes, OR. 5761.
ON DOWNTOWN prominent business
street-2-story and bsmt.. fireproof
pidg.. over 13, 800 So. IT. floor area;
snowrooms 1st and 2nd floors; truck
DOCKS off wide alley; electric eleya-
tor; immed. poss. Ideal for display
and distributing. national organiza-
sion. etc See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS. INC. DI. $500. -
MOTOR HOTEL on one of busiest
national routes into Washington; IA |
brick cottages and lge. main house. |
Please call Mr.. Thompson, ewes, |
EN-. 1929, with INEz cUSHARD,
,oMPIETE MULTIGRApH sHSop.
miscellaneous equipment and stock:
1000; excellent offer. CIR. 1885
after pm
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SEAUTIFUL CHEVERLY
2-BEDRM. BRICK
$1,000
ASSUME CT

l8x13 liv. rm. with firepl., full base
ment. outside entrance, close to
Landover Hills shopping ctr. public
and parochial schools. 1884 6gth Pi
MORHINGSTAR REAL ESTATE, WA
any time 3
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3-BEDRM. RAMRT,ER

New; ise. liv. rm, and din. area,
tile bath, all on l A.; one blk. Ia
school, transportation and Shopping
$l3.500; approved for FLA financ-
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FREEDOM FROM RENT

When you buy this very at
tractive brick home with 2 nice
bedrooms, living room with
picture windows, tile bath,
utility room, disappearing
stairway to storage attic; good
sized lot. MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. S5S, which includes
principle, INTEREST. taxes
insurance. Be smart and buy
now. S3, 400 down. Phone
AL. 6644. TIE. 7343
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GOING FAST

Where can you get an all-brick
rambler. Gil approved, S14.95O,
$500 cash. balance all AZ money?
9 rms, tile bath. all in N. Arl.? We
have few left. Come in our air
plans. etc. Quick possession still
possible
Arlington Realty Co. :
2212 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500 IS
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THE MOST
REDIICEn

81. 600. Must sell this
and bath, expansible attic; beauti-
fully fenced lot with some trees.
Assume lge. GI AZ loan. Priced at
only S13.950 for immediate sale.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd owl aann &
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1900 SO, FIT. with or without rr.
siding; will build to your specifica :
or sell Call Mr.. Knapp. ME liza
J WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
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NEW ARRIVALS from West Coast
purchase fine det. brick home in the
NV. area. at not over $50 900. Will
pay all cash II desired. Must have
powder rm on 1st d. Call Mr.. Dixon,
of JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST.
1900 or ewes. CO. 751b. =
Evening star., 1951-07-03
NHIIIIIM

Brick bungalow in a charming setting,
Q bedrmS.. tile bath, built-in gar.
lovely garden with lge. brick ter
race and cool. Priced to sell with
substantial cash. Call Mrs. Nader
UN. 4314. COX & CO., UN. 1926.
Evening star., 1951-07-03

BRICK CAPE COD. S13,250
Large stately oaks cool this prac-
tically new 5-rm. home; well located
on the front of A-acre lot; strge.
space galore with It's large closets
and big insulated expansible attic;
matte washer; English-type bsmt.:
grade entrance; substantial cash.
Evening star., 1951-07-03
BERKSHIRE

Colonial, one Of Arlinston's incest To-
cations, high elevation, always q
breeze; just 2h years old; has nice
liv. rm. with firepl., fun din. rm.,
side porch, equip. kit, "a bath; full
bsmt., 3 well-arranged bedrms. and
bath upstairs. This area has homes
In the $4,000 price bracket. Now
ready. Some one will be lucky and
happy with this home
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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F. E. MALCOLM
REALToR. ow. sO24.

AURORA HILLS
Graceful bay windows adorn lse. liv.
rm. and din. rm., 11x11 kit, , lovely
bedrms., sewing rm., 2Ia tiled baths;
looked by big screened porch; slate
roof.
REALTY INVESTMENT
23l7 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. ow. 5000.
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JOHN w. MIu,ROY
BV Owner and Builder

80 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church
FA. 1922; ewes, FA, 9370 -
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TOP VALUE BUYS
ALREADY FINANCED
MADISON MANOR-Three bedrms.
ils baths, lge., beautiful kitchen,
full bsmt., built-in gar, huge
screened porch. an excellent home
WAVERLY HILS-Large Colonial.
nv, rm.. (20x16), 2 bedrms.. OK
Ii, 13x1D. full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.,
screened porch. many extras make
this home special at S1S,50o with
S11,200 GI. trust
s. ARLINGToNwThis fine e-bcd-
rm. BUNGALOW with expansion attic,
big liy. rm., full bsmt.. is priced at
S14 100 with 1870 G.I. trust.
WE HAVE RAMBLERS, TOO.
= q wSSDpCr WIZ TAtd 1Nc
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Pomponio Realty, Inc.
OLD FAITHFUL.

OLD FAITHFUL
Modern 3-bedroom brick Colonial
home. with spacious rooms through
out; lst floor consists of large :iv-
Ing, room with fireplace. familS-sized
with large breakfast nook; end floor
has 3 bedrooms g twin sizel with
an entrance from the hall to a sun
deck; full basement, gas &C heat
Other features include nice level
lot (highest ground in the block)
with secluded back yard closed in
side and rear Of house with shelf
oyerhead; car port attached to
side Of home; nice neighborhood,
close to Transportation and schools.
This home is priced for s quick
sale at only S1S.500. Moderate cash
and reasonable termsI
Evening star., 1951-07-03
GEORGE MASON

Would have signed a con-
tract to buy this lovely brick
home located in No. Arlington.
WESTOVER SECTION. where
you can proudly say ! own this
house. There are 2 bedrooms,
living room. separate dining
room, compact kitchen, tile
bath, full basement. steel joiSts
and steel beams. Lovely yard
with shade trees; convenient to
bus, shopping, school and
church. $4,000 down, balance
like rent, Phone Al. 6644
or TIE. 7343.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01
oInd

There is much valuable inforrno-
ton in the free booklets offered by
some of our advertisers. The list be-
low shows some of the free booklets
or special offers that may be secured
BY referring to advertisements in this
issue. Look for them on the pages
indicated, For prompt replies just send
postal cord or letter direct to the
advertiser. Be sure to use the coupon
if one is included in the advertisement.
Get Poir Of Pinkins Shears for Your
F0vorife Reeipe-P 40.
Swins-Awoy Con Opener With Frozen
Fish order-P 19.
information on Portable Sprinkler
P "a.
Leather Boots and Their cGre-P "a.
Booklet. How to Enjoy Better Living
Right Now"-P 10.
Common Diseases Of livestock 80.
Literature on Tank Heoters-P rs.
information ON Grinding Outfits
P II.
Feotherweight Field GIosses-P ~.
Are Your Chickens Wheeling. chok-
ins?-P 20.
Try PETITIONS Breakfast Plan for
Resulority-P "a.
Increase Egg Production From 70 to
100 DoY-P ~.
ReetoI Disorders Treoted-P 80.
irrigation Equipment-P 20.
Viewers W. Write for Low Prices
P "a.
Form Feeders Informotion-P ~.
Free Estimotes. Long Life. Low Cost
WiFe-P 20.
LoboE-Sovins Equipment for Farm and
Roneh-P IL.
Auto Ports for Trucks ond Gers
P30.
Relief From Rheumotisms AFthritis
and NeuFitis-P ~.
Aluminium Gotes for Roneh and Form
This Cute Is So Light and Yet So
Strong-P n.
Pickup Rack. Bodies and Hoist-P ia,
A Wosher Thot Gives Over 20 Years
Of Serviee-P IS.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01

provide in authorizations and ap-
preparations for dams 'tthat the re-
sources above the dams be provided
for by installation of facilities that
will make accessible and not I'M
necessarily impair the value Of such
resources"
Asked exemption of private lands
now getting supplemental water
from bureau of reclamation projects
from the excess land provisions of
federal reclamation laws.
Urged the state legislature and
congress to provide sufficient funds
to permit adequate surveys of sur
face and ground waters.
The entire slate of officers was re-
elected for next year. They are
Harold Dusenberry, Bozeman, secre-
tary; Ralph Bricker, Great Falls,
treasurer; d. P. Fabrick, Choteau,
vice president, and John G. Buttel-
man, Willow Creek, president. H. L.
Buck, Billings, was reelected ma
tional director.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01
COnservatiOnists
To Meet Jan. "a

ALL MONTANA conservationists
will be heading for Billings, Jan. "a
to 26, 1852, for the annual meeting
of the Montana Conservation coun-
Gil.
The theme selected for the meet
ing will be Increasing Responsible
ties for Conservation. The idea of
increasing responsibility will be
brought out by means of five panel
discussions which will give the
views of the public on organized
conservation services and bring out
the increasing responsibilities Of
labor, industry, business, profess
sional groups, private and public
land operators for conservation.
During the annual meeting reports
will be given by the standing COM
mittees including the conservation
education, the conservation caravan
and the conservation handbook COM
mittees. Election of officers will take
place during the session.
Present officers include ]. w.
Severy, Missoula, president; o. NJ
Patton, Missoula, vice president, and
Herschel Hurd, Bozeman, secretary
treasurer.
The program committee consisting
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01
Conservation Tour
To Cover Triangle

The Conservation Caravan of 1852
will tour the north central Montana
triangle area, according to Ted
Pettyjohn, caravan chairman.
Conservation problems in the
Great Falls avre- Glacier Park-Au-
gusta area will be viewed first hand
next summer by caravan members.
The decision to tour this area came
during a caravan committee meeting
of the Montana Conservation coun-
Gil held in Lewistown this month.
Among the 81 people attending the
''no-host" dinner meeting were rep
resentatives of all federal and state
agricultural agencies, units of the
Greater University of Montana, state
farm organizations and other agri-
cultural leaders of local or national
prominence.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01

Of George Gloege, Billings, chair
man; Harold Tascher, Missoula;
James Wesley. Missoula; John
Buttleman, Willow Creek, and Win
ton Weydemeyer, Fortine, met in
Helena recently to plan the 1852 pro-
gram for the annual meeting Of the
council.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01
Dates to Note

Dec. 1-Grassroots meeting Montana
Stockgrowers Assn, Sidney.
Dec. as All-industry poultry
school, Montana State college,
Bozeman.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01

December 1 l95l-a0
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-04-18
Japan Accepts News of Mac Removal
With Shock and Respectful Silence

gain in Sprinkling They reacted to
the bolt from the blue with shock
and respectful silence. After awhile,
they wondered what would happen
to their country after the general
left. They had never dreamt for
a moment that he would go away
before a peace treaty was signed for
their country
Perhaps. excepting the Commu-
nists. the Japanese people hoped
that General Macarthur would see
through the Occupation and see
joyfully that they stood on their
own political feet as he had wished.
They are thankful to the general
for the many things he has done
for their country. They are fully
aware that Macarthur preserved
the Impeial Household as a symbol
of the unity of Japan and her peo-
pie. has given Japan her backbone
of democracy and led her to the
brink of peace with Allied nations,
and that. above all he has given
them a sense of security and stabi-
lily amid the turbulent conditions
at home and abroad.
The Emperor expressed serious
concern when he heard the news o.
yer the air in his living room. He
met the general ten times, for he
holds high esteem for the Ameri-
can general. The news was brought
to Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida
when he had been entertaining some
100 foreign representatives at his
official residence He did not be-
believe it right away. No one in Of
fetal circles made any comment inn
mediately on the MacArthur-re-
moval news as IL primarily reflect
ed domestic developments in the u
nited States.
Toward the evening. Secretary
General Eisaku Sato of the Liberal
party said that he regretted to see
General Macarthur leave at time
when the peace treaty was so close
and that Japan owed her economic
rehabilitation to him. Secretary
General metro Asanuma of the ia
pan Socialist party expressed hope
that General Macarthur would con-
tinue to help Japan and her people
attain peace and independence. Sc
cretary Taxed Mkt of the Peoples
Democratic party added that Gen
eral MacAfthurs efforts to help the
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