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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Aronson Gives
Views On Proper
Campaigning
Continued from first page)

They know that the people,
not the governor, voted for the
veterans bonus. The cigarette
smokers, not the governor, are
paying for the bonus. The funds
to make all the improvements at
the custodial institutions came
from the 81. 100000 postwar
planning fund and the $14, 5O5,OO
surplus left by the previous ad-
ministration. Governor Ford's
administrator
THE governors theory is tax
and spend, with the emphasis on
spending. He made no effort to
recommend to the state legisla-
ture, of which l was a member.
balanced budget at the 1851
session. He did not perform his
statutory duties as member of
the budget board. Instead, the
legislature was faced by the prob
lem of pairing down appro xi-
mately $5s. 100000 in appropria-
ton requests to the estimated
revenue of about $35 million.
las to my legislative record,
the only thing l can say is that
the people of Glacier county ell
ected me continuously since 1888.
No matter what happens. the
greatest tribute that anyon e
could receive wa the primary
vote in Glacier. The folks there
cast SO per cent of the Republic
can primary votes for me. There
were more than 400 votes cast
in the Republican primary in con-
trast to the normal high of 700.
That means that 700 of my
Democratic friends went into the
COP primary to vote for me. In
neighboring Toole county | re-
ceived &c per cent of the Repub
lican votes. These votes came
from neighbors, rmer en-
ployes and the people with whom
! had done business down through
the years.
The cornerstone of my cam
paign pledge is simple one: |
make no promises to any individ-
ual. group or corporation. |
would rather be defeated than to
be elected with my feet hobbled
! and my hands tied behind my
back.
What Montana needs is more
business and less politics. State
employees should be attending to
! the states business, not cam
paigning, putting up posters and
soliciting campaign funds"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
About the Town

Use your library! Urge your
children to use it.
C. K. Manual. who has been
spending the last few months in
northern California, arrived last
week for a short visit with rela-
tives. He plans to return to
California in the near future.
For a | e Radio. monograph
combination. high chair. crib.
baby scale. Telephone 244l.
Mrs. Roy Buffalo and small
daughter of Pipestone. Mime
sofa are here to visit with her
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. Joe
Mcknight, indefinitely. Her hus-
band, a teacher at the Pipestone
Indian School, was called back
into the service recently. An av.
iation lieutenant in World War 2,
he had been on the reserve list
since the close of the war.
For sale-New Hampshire Red
pullets. Floyd Lutz, East Glac-
Ter Park. 3I-2
Col. Victor NJ. Vielle, who for
the last several months has been
on duty with the oath Infantry
Division at Camp Cooke, Calf,
has received orders to report for
duty in the Far East. In the
meantime, before his embarka-
ton from Camp Stoneman, Calf,
he is home on leave.
For sale-Six-room home, dir
ectly behind school. Call 35-J
after 6 p. m. Git
For sale Modern dining room
set, nine pie c e s. Mrs. s. T.
Scotland.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
RESPONSIBLE PERSON,

male or female, from this area.
wanted to service and col lie c t
from automatic vendin g
machines. No selling. Age not
essential. Car. References,
and $500 working capital neces-
sary. 7 to IL hours weekly nets
to $500 monthly. Possibility full
time work. For local interview
give full particulars. phone.
Write P. O. Box 521. NJ pls. |.
MINI.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Serpent's Mouth

Oft Venezuela is the turbulent
strait called Boca de la Sierpe--the
Serpent's Mouth-which the us
Army guarded with a coast srtil.
lery base during World War II.
Columbus named these straits when
he first reached South America in
1895.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
F1amfnxh

The existence Of a colony Of $500
american famingos living on the
Island Of Great Inagua in the BAHIA
mas was reported, disclosing what
may be the largest remaining con-
cenratien OF the pink-tinged birds.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Notice

There is no provision in t h e
welfare appropriation Of t h e
Blackfeet Tribal Council for the
coming year for fuel wood to be
issued in connection with the re.
lief program.
Consequently, every member
of the Blackfeet Tribe is urged to
provide in advance of winter for
his fuel supply.
Blackfeet Tribal Council.
BY Executive Committee.
CAAtsI S3st
The geographic center Of North
America is in Pierce County, ND.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Helping White Gloves

A piece Of white chalk carried in
your purse will work wonders in
teuehnsY dirty smudges on white
doves. -
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10
Little Flower Church
Church of The
ransfigaration

Evening prayer and sermon in
bank annex at $3.50 p. m, Sun
day. September %. Church will
be held each week at this time.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-10

Enamel Improves Sinks, Tubs
Fresh white enamel greatly i'm.
proves the outsides of sinks and
stationary tubs that are unsightly or
badly spotted.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
8-UNIT APT. HOUSE

Located of Mass ave. NV. All FUR
| nished aptS.; reasonable rents; OF
fered at less than q times annual
Evening star., 1952-06-08

z years old: best Washington loca-
ton; income over $4,000 annually:
modern in every way; oil heat: ten
ants pay elec. and gas; can be pur-
chased with reasonable down pay
mont
Evening star., 1952-06-08
AUNT APT. HOUSE

Well located. accessible to shopping
have bedroom. living room, dinette.
kitchen and bath. Tenants pay
cleo and gas. Can be bought with
reasonable cash down payment.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
ARLINGTON
nnhn AHNmnHNNIIA CHI

2010 NOTTINGHAM ST.
ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION. Lovely
landscaped garden surrounds this
Immaculate, charming. 3-bedrm.. 9
bath. brick Colonial with full bsmt
finished rec. rm.. lge. attractive liv
rn., lge screened porch of family
dining rm., equipped kit. UNBEAT-
ABLE AT 500. $50!
Out Washington blvd. past
MISSIONER to Nottingham. turn
right on Lee hwy. to Nottingham
turn left,
Evening star., 1952-06-08
RANCH HOUSES

RANCH HOUSES
OPEN SAT-. SUN. 11-DARK -.
We have custom built homes to sell
this week end, each one a different
distinctive architectural design.
Two with 9 baths. l with ] "a baths;
] with radiant heating and separate
din. rm., all with 3 lge. bedrms, and
very lge. liv. rm. Beautiful large lot
With paved ST. sewers sew Is SIsteT TsteT HEa EaS
lows most beautiful and exclusive
sections. restricted TO CUSTOM. ouilt
House No. Red brick with
eround;level bsmt: paneled rm: with
CENTER center hail. ti > baths. $4,000. House
No. 3-Radiant heat. 800.
House No. 4-Calif. ranch-type with
dressing rm.. built-in vanity, dress
er, etc: S29.5OO. Directions-Out
Lee blvd. to Seven Corners. lett
around traffic circle to Sleepy Hol-
low rd.. 2 mi. to Valley Brook dr..
right, 2 blks to open houses
MALICE & BROOKS
RA 45O3 KE. 3-6647.
N' 8
Evening star., 1952-06-08
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FRAME HOUSE, z acres, lawn. gar.
den, garage, good we'll. . baths. s
0corooms: view; mr.. Bluemont: Va
Easy payments: long terms. Wrile
or cali DR.. GORDON M. SMITH
BarneSville, Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
TILL DARK

Alexandria, Braddock HgtS.
24O9 RIDGE ROAD DRIVE
Brick Colonial. Large liv. rm.. with
cheery kitchen with large range
and refrigerator: bedrms.; fun
tile hath with shower: spacious base
ment with outside entr. and "a bath;
oil h.-w.h.; attached gar. room Tor
Cadillac. Corner lot with room for
sted in neighborhood of fine homes
and neighbors. For the warm sum
awaits This home is worth more
than the S2s.a50 being asked and
may be bought with a moderate
REALTY, INC. XII. s-55ss. IS
Evening star., 1952-06-08
LEE, FOREST

LEE FOREST
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
BEAUTIFUL MODERN RAMBLER,
with separate dining rm;. and gor-
eeous wooded lot; everything cleo
trio. IT'S A BEAUTY! PRICE
REDUCED AND 5000 DOWN MAY
Directions: Out Shirley hwy. bear
right on 236 at sign, Lincolnia. !
mi. past Annandale to sign. Lee
Forest, left to Littleton and No. 90
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

NEED. quick. very low down pay
ment; in any cond.-house or store
with rms. 3OO5 M st. NV. MI. O217.
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home business or invest
cali r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
S0S North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraisals Results since 1919.
I WILL PAY YOU Cash for your
home Any location. any condiIon.
quick action! RE. 22O1. 81. 7747
MODERN. CLEAN "a bedrm:, home.
II good D S-.t G or %Rsl Tfss0' cox ma l0ia T1
2-S136 or ST 1858.
TSp s9pver,9 R9ItaF 81 SAsa Ma HnH edsPs fsPs
action. ST 1920: ewes. LA. 6-sSs6.
WE PAY HIGHEST all cash prices
for any type real estate. lmmedlate
settlements; free appraiSTals. @ MAX
MI LER; FR 2loo' ,Gr or IA. sS23; = hath
linrtdn 1St a.; 0sot: oW. DSseas; DSs5s garage NJ AT
FROM S OWNER. detached home in Va.
within 10 mi. D.. C. Min. =
bedrms., IL bath, din. rm., l5xl2;
garage $22;ooo max nSi, v% Or ,111 re1nt
$50 ) MAY a,S NoA1olt SAPT; BAILEY w ~
FOR SATISFACTORY results list your
Ter LEI 'f 'SgAIToR. S uN S7Ss: ewes.
,.BEpRM. gM TGo' HOUSE in good condi-
cha ~: near transportation: cash
above trust; no agents. Box 456-A'
FROM OWNER-Have $4,000 down
for reas. priced brick Cape Cod.
twin bedrms., bsmt., dormered lnSui;
attic heat and plumb plumb I'M nrefeSred efeSec1h
EwWIN WTiIe Ge'aflsiL l.. Ellis, soN NREALToR, wants
houses to sell suitable for. renting
rooms, 6 rooms up. RE. 81 40:
DIRECT FROM OWNER, D. c; or
Md. cash. WO: O3S6; Ia D.,
SELLING TO COLORkD: can ha{ gs' ~ you a
note, MR. BROWNE. RA. 605S today.
10 ROOMS OR MORE. suitable for
rooming houses. downtown Capltol
Hill or any section cs close-iq; fuE- w
pTTTSTGzHoR TTThMHoi "; oK Ss@a, CAPE COD, in Sill,
yer Spring section. near tranSp.;'
pay cash. Call after Sun. "a RA-
1MaMED. MINED CASH for your home or ant;;;
p1' BY ss4s aefs''sn; 81. 1889. 1ss '0"0'N''
FROM OWNER-semidet. house, on
1900. ZOO or 1900 blk. CT Fl: Davis
st. Sc; all cash If Under $4,000.
PURCHASER, TR. 4796; ~
ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. brick Colo
nial in good condition and neigh
borhood. near schools and tranSp
not over $4,000; can pay So. 900
cash and S150 per mo. Call ia.
$500. Ext. 537. ewes.
WE CAN SELL your house today. sew
eral prospective purchasers with
good credit ratings, permanent jobs
have requested us to locate homes
in D. c.. area and nearby Va; and
Md. Call H. E. BATTLE REALTY
CO. GIL. 1850. MI. Lewis. 10.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy. di-
rect from owner. 3-4-bedrm. home
in suburbs; will pay all cash. Box
457-A. Star.
ne. section or suburban: consider
farm. apt. house units, small prop
erty commercial. GE. !171.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
6007 10Th RID.

OVERLEE KNOLLS
MODERN BRICK RAM
BIER. Center hall. lovely liv. rn1.
with f1repl.. separate dining I'm,
cheerful equipped kit. 3 delightful
bedrms.. excellent closet space;
tastefully decorated. SEE THIS ONE
Out washington blvd.
Just past WESTOVER to Noting
ham, right to 10th I'd. and open sign.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
OPEN

OIEN
SAT. AND SUN.
THE ARLINGTON -.
How close to town can you get?
These bath-and-a-half brk. Colonials
on large level lots are only a stone
throw from the Potomac and on the
north side of Lee blvd. Three excel.
bedrms.. large liv. rm. with firepl..
separate din rm, modern kit. large
side screened porch: full bsmt; with
outside ENTRANCE. We are fortunate
to present to the purchasers who
desire proud living with every con'v
There is nothing in Arlington e
compare with them. S20,950. with
SO. .O5O down and $500 per month
Directions: Out Lee blvd. past FIJI;
more st. to corner Of Lee blvd. and
right.
ARLINGTON REALTY
oo,o 1r,,i-a,~ r,J,J tSW u:Stl0
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S14 o5n

lust thinks 3-bedrm. brk. rambler,
only . yrs. old. which can be ham
died for a low down pymt. Firepl.
in liv. rm.. all-elec. kit. has range,
washer; Anchor fenced lot; Just of
Lee hwy. and close-in Arlington.
Vacant, so move in tomorrow.
REALTY co.
Rhodes on Wilson. ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-06-08
WAVERLY HILLS

1941 N. VERMONT ST.
R-HALL BRICK COLONIAL
decorated in modern good taste. 3
bedrms.. full bsmt with rec. rm:
screened porch. POSITIVELY MOTH
ING ELSE LIKE 1T FOR S19,950!
Washington blvd. right
on Glebe rd.. right on 10th St.
left on Upton. then 1st left to house,
Evening star., 1952-06-08
so. FILLMORE ST.

Yes, this 2-story stucco home needs
some repair. but good investment.
Lot 100 by $50 IT.: rooms. bath,
oil h.-w.h. Settling estate. irnmedi-
ate possession. For appointment,
call E. II. IRWIN. OW. 1928 or Ell.
2RAS 3
Evening star., 1952-06-08
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
5901 18th RD., N.
WELL-BUnT, 3-bedrm.. brick Colo
nial with "a bath 1st fir. full bsmt.
with rec. rm., screened porch: nicely
fenced garden. IN SIGHT OF,
SELL, IMMEDIATELY!!
Directions: Washington blvd. to Pat
rick Henry drive. right to 18th road,
left to house.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

6528 28th ST. NORTH
PRICE SLASHED!
OWNERS TRANSFER. Comparatively
new brick Colonial; 19x1 5I2-ft. hv.
rm. with firepl.. family dining rm:;
equipped kit, " bath, 1st mr.: 3
Ice. screened porch. full bsmt.
LET'S DISCUSS AN OFFER!
out Lee hwy. to North
Underwood St.. right to Little. Falls
rd., right to 2Sth ST.. right TO house.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
TYLER PARK
SIS 050l

UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE. 4-bed.
rn1. brick with porch. tull bsmt..
nice garden, plus q $4,000 4ec y
LOAN. TERRIFIC! MILITARY
pirections: Out Lee blvd. past JEFF
ferson VILLAGE to Graham rd.. right
to Quincy ave. left blk. TO- Roose-
welt and No. 1895. or Lee hwy: tc
Graham I'd, left to Quincy, right
to Roosevelt. left to house.
w. FRANK CANEY, INC,
c330 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
IA, 6-616l, IA. 7-4221, IA. 7-I132
Evening star., 1952-06-08
S11.6OO

Two-bedroom brick home;
very close to Fort Myer: living
room: dining room kltchien i on
MANNAS REALTY co.
e116 Wilson Blvd. Gil 700
Evening star., 1952-06-08

SSS INCOME PROPERTY SSS
1925 Eye st. ne. Immediate oc-
cupancy. row brick. 3. rms. KIT.
tiled bath on 1st fir; 4 rms. tiled
bath. kit. and screened porch md
fir. Oil heat, deep lot. out-bu,'d-
ings. 4-car brick garage. Mrs.
Wellons. ZAGAMI REALTY. Ii.
1877 or Ii. 6-0S26. Open Sun
day 2-6 pm. Week days by ap-
Evening star., 1952-06-08
IT'S HANDY!

Here's the house you've been looking
for, lust off Lee hwy. in the most
convenient location possible. Sub.
stantial brick 2-bedrm. home: full
ing roughed in. Reasonably priced.
Hurry!
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES wTD. TO BUY tcont. ,
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FAIRFAX COUNTY-Approx z acres
near Arlington line; over 700 feet on
Dental area Ideal for development.
VIM. w. MACKALL, GIL. 2257 after 8
Evening star., 1952-06-08

NEW I-STORY STORE. fine ne. To-
cation; income. $3.50 on good lease;
EXPENSES, taxes and insurance Only
Call Mr.. Fischer, with DREYFUSS
BROS, MA. 05S2; ewes. HO. 2S49.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

frame farm houses that take the
summer tourists and to the sum-
mer hotels as well, a busy high
way construction program has
been steamrollering through New
England.
Massachusetts, Highway Is is
now double-barreled from the
Connecticut line to Sturbridge,
site of a quaint Colonial village.
More eight-lane, divided-highway
mileage has been added to the
NeWburyport Turnpike. Engineers
have been chewing away on link
ing the Maine and New Hamp-
shire Turnpikes with U. S. to
provide a direct super-highway
between Washington, D. c. and
Portland.
A self-appraised "moderate''
driver reports making the run be-
tween those two cities few
months ago in 10 hours, stops in
cluded.
To be sure. the new swing to-
wards motels will not minimize
the New England-bound vaca-
toner who must fall back on pub
lie transportation. For one thing,
the Boston & Maine Transporter
ton Co. and. the Maine Central
Transportation Co. have become
part of the Trailways System.
They will now offer deluxe,
through bus service from New
York to points as far north as
Evening star., 1952-04-20
u. S. Currency Freely
.Accepted in Canada

OTTAWA.-There are now NO
restrictions or regulations govern
ing the amount or form of United
States or Canadian funds which
may be taken into or out Of Can
ada. Any bank in Canada will
exchange United States and Ca
madam currency at the prevailing
market rate.
United States currency can be
used as conveniently as Canadian
currency to pay for merchandise
and services in Canada.
Canada allows wearing apparel,
toilet articles and personal effects
to be brought into that country
for personal use, duty free. Fifty
cigars, 200 cigarettes and 2 pounds
Of tobacco, also may be brought
into Canada duty free.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Portland and Bangor. Greyhound
& Vermont Transit Co. is featur-
ing circle tours of all six States
for $59.75. The Greater Vermont
Association has scheduled all
expense tours spring or fall, rid
ing or fishing, commencing at
White River, Montpelier or Bur-
lington.
Each summer, railroads habitu-
ally dream up trips that utilize
buses to meander into off-the-
track corners of New England.
American Airlines has combined
an assortment of car and air
tours Of New England that makes
the area readily available 10 any
one, coast to coast, within easy
access to an American terminal
point. A hired car awaits at the
airport when your plane lands
and you travel a prescribed. pack
aged itinerary that is all-expense
with the exception Of meals.
Sample Tour.
A sample of the tours being
offered by the travel agents is the
one-week New England vacation
being offered at an all-in price
of $155. The tours will leave
Sundays from New York, swinging
up along the Connecticut and
Rhode Island coast by motor
coach to Cape Cod, then over to
Boston and looping out to Con-
cord and Lexington. Cutting back
to Salem. the party heads north
Evening star., 1952-04-20

along the rock-bound coast to
Portland. then west to the White
Mountains. across to Lake Cham
plain, by boat down Lake George,
then south to the city by way
Of West Point and the Hudson.
It is escorted all the way and
the hotels include the Viking at
Newport, r. l.; the Sheraton
Plaza at Boston, the EaStland in
Portland. Crawford House in the
White Mountains and others.
It will be virtually impossible to
roll through New England this
summer without running athwart
some sort of festival. Since it is
a local but wonderful assortment
Of foods that stream out of New
England kitchens anyway, one
need not be surprised to find that
virtually all the festivals glorify
something to eat.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

and you can reach it via the Cir
cumvesuviana Railway. For the
last lap, you can hoof it along
a footpath or climb aboard the
funicular, a mountain railway
which was immortalized by the
vocal locals with the Neapolitan
ballad, "Funiculi, Funicula."
The ancient city of Pompeii.
which turned in its municipal
uniform back in the year 70 is
close by and you can see it now
its houses, roads, stores, forums,
the winery, the steam baths, the
election posters etched into the
wall, the ads for the attractions
coming to the amphitheater in
the autumn of 79.
A few miles further brings you
to Sorrento, where the hotels sit
on a cliff above the sea. Twenty
miles around the cape is Amalfi
and across the bay, an hour out
of Naples (less from Sorrento).
is the pleasure isle of Capri
A Week of Rest
American Export Lines will
deposit you, tanned and rested,
right in Naples harbor with the
world-famous sights only min
utes away. You've had a week of
summing, dancing, lolling by the
pool. You're singing Santa
Lucia" in the shower, and your of
fee is on the other side of the sea.
See Your Travel Agent
If you can't get immediate
bookings on American Export
Lines air conditioned Sun-Liners
independence, Constitution or
Four Aces, don't lose heart. See
your Travel Agent noD for late
summer and fall reservations. A
trip on the Mediterranean Ex-
press is worth waiting for! @ 1852,
American Export Lines, 1917 K
st. NV. Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

a." oy LII 1OllS,
luscious strings, and the unprac-
tised eater may shortly find him.
self lassoing his own ears with a
lariat of mozzarella.
BY the Bay of Naples
Eating, singing Santa Lucia"
and departing to Vesuvius, Pom
peii, Sorrento, Amalfi and Capri
across the bay are among the
prime industries of Naples, one
of the glamorous ports of call of
the Sun-Liners from New York.
Once off the gangplank, the hotel
register signed, the baggage de-
posted, one should make tracks
for the famous sea food restau-
rants which cover Santa Lucia
dock like great epicurean tent.
Diners sit at tables on the open
dock by the Bay of Naples dipping
into zuppG di Uongole (Which are
clans stewed in olive oil and
fresh tomatoes), while strolling
troubadours strum and sing-well,
Santa Lucia" of course.
Funiculi, Funicula
Smoldering old Vesuvius hangs
| like a backdrop behind Naples
Evening star., 1952-04-20
RESORTS.
MAINE.
For new life 90.
IT'S Maine!

Feeling stale? Get of deadcenter with vacation in Manel
Have fun now planning it, have fun when you get there
Just thinking about Maine will give you life! Imagine the
salty tang of its 25ooile robound coast Give thought to
the good and different doNnea food you'll eat lobster,
steamed Clans juicy blueberg pie, golden buttey
Turn over in your mind the different things you'll do surf
bathing sailing deePsea fishing canoeing camping fresh water
fishing Think of the unusual things historic landmarks
fishing competitions, eamera-compellng scenery
Imagine things to enjoy like country fairs horse races ait e.
hbs, theatre golf tournaments unique gift shops
lobster festivals The friendly dhumored people alone will
give rise to your spirits And what you're dreaming of now
will be twice as good when you get here
Get load Of what's coming up for you now Write your name
and address on the coupon for the what why where of your
vacation in Maine anytime June through September
YOU FEEL you Batnq IN MAIN.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
New WEngIond
.ReodWng for
More Folks
By Horace Sutton

BOSTON. The taciturn New
England fathers, who profess
merely to endure the summer
people" are buster these days
than politicians. They are mend
ing the lobster pots, touching up
the red barns, sprucing up the
cranberry bogs; they're fixing the
signs that give the legend of Paul
Revere, seeding the village green's,
painting the white church spires.
In short. they are getting all the
things in shape which are beloved
by the canyon dwellers who will
shortly begin the annual migra-
ton.
This year, the New Englanders
have also had to endure the win
ter people," for this has been one
of the best winters for snow, and
those who like to slide on it, in
many years. Thus the defendants
of the Minute Men have had
naught to do during the cold
months but collect the skiers'
money. and watch time put an
other year (and so another dol
lar) on the antiques mellowing
in the country attic.
The growth of the motels and
the vast highway improvement
program, which are this years
big news in New England. signify
the national trend toward short
Stop-overS at a variety of places
and away from long stays at long
porch summer hotels.
A half-million-dol motel de-
velopment is going up in Framing
ham, just west of Boston. Other
new ones are sprouting in Ban
gor. Me-. Concord and Ports
mouth, N. H., and two new ones
have grown on the Providence
Turnpike halfway between Boston
and Providence.
To get the vacationer to the mo-
tel, and indeed, also to the white
Evening star., 1952-04-20
TRAVEL.

These are the words of thousands Of
visitors to Bermuda. You'll agree once
you tee off at our front door and enjoy
this sporty championship course.
The Belmont is Bermuda's only hotel
with an lS hole golf course on the
premises. Other sports include tennis.
cycling. swimming. fishing. Dancing
nightly. Within easy reach Of Hamilton
by ferry. taxi or carriage.