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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
NOTAS CUBANAS
Por RAoUL ALpIzAR Pogo

sc repiten las miSmas escenas,
que son manera de ensenanza
para los descreidos y de ejemplos
a seguir, por les que cretinos o
ignorantes, solo ven en- la bel
leza extraordinaria de esos actos,
10 que en- ellos pudiera haber de
fantastico. ignorando por COM
pIeto Ell hermoso sirnbolismo de
cada estacion recorrida y de cada
paso que diera Jesus. traves de
auuella Gale llamada de la Amar-
gura.
La Semana Mayor es en- TODD
ell mundo, una semana de recogi-
n1iento y de silencio respetuoso.
Ann los no catolicos, observan las
ceremonies que esa Semana San
Ia tienen lugar, y tratan de en-
contrar en- elloS, algo quo aleje
un POGO al hombre de la terra,
con todas sus maldades y vicios,
para elevarlo un tanto hacia otras
regiones, donde acaso 81 ha de
! encontrar la serena paz, que
aqui nos va faltando mas y mas
Y cada dia.
No es fanatismo 10 que lleva
la humanidad en- esa Semana
rendirle ell tribute y ell homemade
de su respeto y devotion cruel
ficado del Golgota. Es ell deseo
que siente ell hombre de encon-
trar en- alguna parte, la verdad
absolute de la existencia, la razon
de ser del bien y del NAL y hallar
tai vez en- alguna de esas piadoSas
ceremonies, ell secreto de los mis-
terios que envuelven al hombre,
desde la cuna hasta ell sepuulcro
La Iglesia cubriendo sus altares,
guarda ell luto por aquel excelso
| hombre que TODD 10 sacrificed en-
| bien de los demas.
Y ell Sabado de Gloria, cuando
las diez de la manana, comien-
IAN a repicar las campanas y
caen les velos de los altares Y
suena la musica de :rgano ALA
en- el coro, parece que en- todas
las almas que 10 observan hay
tambien una hermosa resurrection
de ideales, como 81 del rosal que
todas nevamos en- el corazon,
surgieran fecundas y eternales,
las siemprevivas de un nuevo
Ideal.
Gloria Dios en- las alturss y
paz en- la terra q los hombrss
de buena voluntad." nos dice ell
presto oficiante, mientras entire
los feligreSes, cada madre que
tiene ALA en- la cruenta lucia
lejana, en- tierras del Asia, brota
un suspiro, que corla al sacerdote.
pidiendo al Creador, que devuel-
va la paz a los honbres, que les
haga amarse los unos los otros,
que terminen pare siempre las
guerras que desangran y arrui-
nan ell mundo. en- tanto que las
cadenciosas notas del organo, en-
10 alto del coro, pone una
delicada poesia en- las almas. que
acaso 81 en- un instante suehan
que en- este mundo en- que vivi-
mos, cabemos todos y tenemos
| todos ell mismo derocho a dis
frutar de sus bieneS, sin arrebatos,
nj guerras, nj provocacionos peli-
grosas, que romren esa paz. de
que tanto estamos todos tan ne
cesitados.
Ojala que de la proxima Sc
mana Santa. con sus bellas cere-
monias,~ surja la serenidad que
necesita ell mundo. para solucio-
mar pacificamente todos sus
grandes problemas. sin que ls
sangre de los humanos Sc una q
la derramada por Jesus. Porque
| va no existen Magdalenas. caps-
ces &c enjugaria, sino que en-
vez de emplear eli negrisimo cabe-
Ito, empleen la mortifera ame-
traIladora.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20
Lrethern.

Personally tired of being polite to intoxicated
Lfethern.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20

One of the strange things life is the number of poor
people who worry about what happens to milionaires
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-20

Three President of the United
States died on July John
Adams, Jefferson and Monroe.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

GI-APPROVED, $17,350
Six huge rooms, / n baths; all-brick
center-hall Col. Low down pay
ment. 1901 Dennis ave, S. S.. Nd
OPEN-JU, 5-5SfiI
Evening star., 1953-06-07
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5

OFEN OUNDA l-J
TAKOMA PARK, 1913 LINCOLN. AVE.
large lot: i bedrm. and "a bath 1st
floor; garage. gas heat, full bsnlt.
Out N. H. ave. to Ethan Allan ave,
left to jackson ave. right to Lin
coin ave, left to house: M. Leven- .
4 CO.. NC. ST. $500.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
POTENTIAL 4 BEDRMS

POTENTIAL z BEDRMS.
This rambling brick Cape Cod is i'm
maculate throughout and can be
bought at a very reasonable price.
Featuring a comfortable liv. rm.
with firepl. and picture window.
lge. separate din. rm.. modern
equip. kitchen with clothes washer,
9 bedrms. and bath 1st A. End Il.
completely finished for . bedrms.
Beautiful yard with barbecue pit;
Bladensburg rd,. left to Kerwin dr.,
right on Kerwin DIR. to Edgewood
right on Edgewood to Ladson, left
to house and omen sign.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
JU. 9-O673. If no answer JU. 5-3395
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES FOR sALrLMn
Expandable Cape Cod

This modernistic Cape Cod, with Q
bedrms; and bath down; has the up
for 2 more bedrms.; bath roughed d
in: all-elec. kit, with dishwasher:
gift. refgr. and disposal; fireplace
and thermal-pane picture windows
in hv. rm.; assume lge. 4eo OF
loan with cow. terms. Cali Mr..
WELLS tOL. 2-6690l for details.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
A Real Bargain

Must sell at once, my $4,000 house
near Damascus. Md. Returning
week end. Any reasonable offer
acceptable Call HU. 3-9O2S.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER STRING
ALL OPEN 1T
White Rrick Colonial

WQlGe bTlCk COIOIlld1
An unusually attractive home in IN
dian Spring section. featuring lge.
iiv. rm. with firepl., full din. rln..
modern kit. with table space, powder
rm., den and garage. beautiful
bedrms. and full bath. Full bsmt.
with maids rm and full bath. Put
this on your must list and see 1t
today for real bargain. Out Coles
vile rd. to Granville. right to III
and open sign.
Owner SlaSheS Price
Lovely brick home on lge. beautifully
handicapped lot in Country Club es--
tates with den. powder rm. on 1st
FIR. huge dining rm., lge. liv. rm.
with firepl.,! kit. with. table space.
3 grand bedrms. and bath and sun
deck End fir. Stairs to attic with
fan. Full bsmt.. rec. rm.. outside
entr. Make q point to see this.
owners loss will be your gain. This
is lovely home to own with pride.
Out Colesville rd. to Hastings dr.,
right to Normandy and Lawnvale
and our open sign.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES FOR sALE---MD.
KENSINGTON

TERMS TO SUIT
One and one-half story. 8 bedrms.
may have bedrmsl. liv. din. rm.
combination. lge. kit; nice shrubs
on fenced lot. Convenient location.
HugginS & Harrison, Inc.
Lo. $4,000 REALTORS TILL 8 PM
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
GOOD HOMES

HOME in "woodside
Forest" with well secluded family
living porch. rooms, III. baths,
partly built recr. room; all very
nicely styled and mod. equipped;
owner moving to New York; can
A NEW MODERN RAMBLER is
grove Gardens; 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. h.-w. heat; built-in garage.
ha-acre lot. smart rs tomorrow and
DON'T -PsssH PASS Up this well-kept home
in Rockville that has an income
apartment on the End floor; s rooms
and bath for owner, bSmt. with h.
". neat; lear garage: only S15.950.
A FEW REPAIRS on this S.
QUO frame home in Silver. Spring
apt. for yourself and q small bsmt.
apt: to rent. Only needs $1,000
8 APARTMENT UNITS in this mod
ern brick corner in Takoma Park,
bus; h.--w. heat; good neighborhood
RAMBLER for only
$13, $50 in Glenmont; 8 rooms and
bath, partly finished 2nd floor; nice
snS61,. snSdy yard and good neighbors;
A FAM FAMILY tsAt; OF SEVERAL will love
this; lst floor bedroom and bath, 5
bedrooms and bath UP, fenced yard;
only $l4,750 in Mont. Hills in Eil.
Sprg. Well worth the money.
HOME WITH AN INCOME from small
upstairs apt; brick, 1la-story home
on Flower ave. in Tx. PIX with 5
rooms and bath for owner, INV.
heat. generous yard; garage; $16.-
$50.
JUST OFF DALE DRIVE in Sill. spg. !;
lovely modern brick home with 6
rooms. den, IA baths. full bsmt..
cool porch, garage; $21 500.
NONE OF THESE properties are ad-
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
WHEATON, MD.
114O4 NORRIS DIR.

Open Sum-, 1870 to S PM.
A most desirable and comfortable g.
room and bath frame house. in excel
lent condition; living room, dining
room. kitchen. bath and 2 bedrms.
on 1st a.; large bedrm. on 2nd A.: (:
fully insulated; small porch; full
bsmt. with recreation room and bar,
oil heat; 2-car garage; approx. one
acre ground, 1S0x215 5 it,. beautifully
Handicapped, thousands of dollars
worth of shrubbery. evergreens and
fruit trees; lot S0x215 #. could be
sold and leave ample ground; owner
moving to Florida. Price. $4,000;
reas. down payment. owner will take
hack trust. Located about "a mi.
from Wheaton shopping center, conv.
to schools. churches and transp. Di-
rections: Out Vters Mill rd. approx.
Il mi. from KenSington-W Wheaton rd.
to Norris dr.. left on Norris to home.
E. S. PRICE & co.
Tn S1o21 IUbaato, Md tn S-OQ1K
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
A FARM
DOWNTOWN

This is what most people would like
to have and this offering. for the
nrst time ever. is as close as you
can have q. farm to downtown. II
you are looking for quiet, content-
mt m S.vs and a,nS HriyaeS Sr.sI and 4 you want
natural pond for fish or bathing.
this is it. Located in N. Chevy
Chase, and situated immediately on
Rock Creek Park. 2 blocks on Com
necticut ave-, with acres. II you
are looking for q monumental show
4, 4 home ONE in t! which to raise your fam
which @ is Zoo yrs e old. S0Ssii With Dsrt gem S-
uine Franklin fireplace. is as mod
ern IS if il were built today. All
RockWooi in every exterior wail. All
other lumber is No. l Douglass fir
except that which was hand-hewed
and hand-sawed 200 yrs. ago. The
house is 50 arransed and SO sized
euired. Every room has Q or 8 ex-
posures. There are 4 bedrooms. 2
baths, ultra modern kitchen and
entertaining dining room. Also .
maids room and bath, basement
and attic. The stable has box
loft. There Is 1-room tenant
house. q children's. playhouse,
beautiful lawn, planting that would
take 200 years to reproduce. and
a meadow. The Rock Greek bride
path starts at your gate.
TO REACH: From Jones Bridge road
and Conn. ave. bear right on KEN
sington Parkway to Inverness dr..
left towards Rock Greek Park TO
end Of street and right to property.
The property will be open Sunday
afternoon for qualified buyers only.
II you. can not afford the best and
only only place like 1t, worth over $780,
less. do not come out. NO SIGHT
SEERS, PLEASE. A young man win
be on the property to show you
around. II you get lost. call OIL.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
OPEN OZARK

Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
Ju. 1855 Realtors
Evening star., 1953-06-07
California Colonial

With q commanding picturesque view
is glowing with shrubs. flowers and
dogwood trees. the home features
center hall. lge. liv. rm, with firepl..
9 picture windows. adjacent porch.
guest-size din. rm.. large kitchen
with breakfast set and automatic
washer; "a bath. End A., 3 large
600. Directions: Out Piney Branch
rd. to Parkside rd., right to house
Evening star., 1953-10-03

By Betty Lenohon

Wire furniture that retains
the popular new light look, small
f1oorcoverings with hand
woven feeling, two-tone furn1-
| ture and soft simple fabrics are
important in fall decorative
| trends.
Dual-purpose, functional fur
niture continues to hold its pop
ularity as the casual pattern OF
living becomes more streamlined
with every passing year.
Natural textures in fabrics are
becoming more and more popu-
lar in contemporary decor.
New and interesting are form
wire chairs whose designer uses
formed wire supported on a rod
frame with upholstery which is
Slipcovered so that it is remov-
able for easy cleaning. Although
sturdy, the chairs have the pop
ular light floating" look.
Vivid, clear yellow and bright
perSimmon are smart accent
colors with the natural tones of
wood and the off-white of all
wool rugs, framed in the warm
rich tones of well-poliShed
floors.
Black and white furniture
strikes a dramatic note for mod
ern rooms. Such unusual effects
can be obtained by using cof-
fee table with half of the top OF
white and the other half black
plastic or two or more chests or
cabinets in combination alter
mating black and white top fin
ishes.
In addition to it's excellent de-
sign and versatility, particularly
nice features of this new modern
furniture are that it requires
practically no upkeep and looks
as we'll in a simple home as it
does in a more elaborate setting
Answers to Questions.
QueStiOn-We are remodeling
Evening star., 1953-10-03

our bathroom and would like a
few suggestions. The lower walls
will be covered in a dusty-rose,
marbleized plastic tile with a
black border and the upper walls
and ceiling will be painted a
silvery gray. What colors would
you suggest for the f1oorcover-
ing, shower curtain, window cur
tains and bath mat?
AnSwer-For the f1oorcovering
in your bathroom I suggest
black; for the shower curtain,
blue and silver stripe; the win
dow curtains, small pattern on
a rose background; for the bath
mat, gray.
QuestiOn-Two walls of my
bedroom are painted a deep
green and the window wall and
the wall opposite it are painted
yellow. The rug has a floral pat
tern on a tan background and
the furniture in gray. What
colors would you suggest for the
draperies, bedspreads, vanity
skirt and lamps?
AnsWer-A pattern in red and
yellow on a deep green back
gound would be nice for your
bedroom draperies. Red bed
spreads and lamps would provide
good color accents, and, for the
vanity skirt. suggest light green
in a sheer fabric trimmed in the
front with a bunch of artificial
yellow daisies.
QuestiOn-On the wall above
the fireplace in my living room
is miniature grandfather clock
with five small pictures grouped
around it; above the sofa there
is a hanging shelf displaying a
collection of milk glass; on the
window wall there are two
rather large Cooley prints. My
problem is this: There is one
large wall with nothing on it
and I cannot quite decide what
to put on it. Could you give me
an idea?
Answer-There are several
ways of making the large wall
space in your living room at
tractive. Use/a scenic patterned
wallpaper on it; use a large at
tractive console, desk or cabinet
with a large mirror over it; use
Evening star., 1953-10-03

hanging planters or wall brack-
cts with figurines on them.
Question: would like some
help with a color scheme for
my living room. The sofa and
one chair are green, the other
chair has a floral pattern on a
beige background, the furniture
is blond, two lamps are beige
and gold and the other lamp has
a dark green base with char
treuse shade. What colors would
you suggest for the walls, rug
and draperies?
Answer-Terra Gotta walls in
your living room would be a
good background color for the
blond furniture and green and
beige of the upholstered pieces.
Evening star., 1953-10-03

Choose chartreuse for the rug
and gold for the draperies.
QuestiOn-My sunroom is To-
Gated on the southwest side of
the house. 1t measures 8x9 feet,
has five windows occupying one
corner, a regular sized door and
the entire room is covered with
plywood stained almost a cherry
color. I use it for a sewing room.
Would appreciate your ideas for
window treatment and for max
ing the room look coZier.
Answer-Draw draperies with
a pattern in red and green on
natural background would be
attractive for your sunroom
windows. A plaid fiber rug in
green, red and black on the floor
Evening star., 1953-10-03

and bright slipcovers for the
furniture will make the room
look COW.
Evening star., 1953-10-03

Reduced for the, second time. This de luxe
rambler offers all the essentials for gracious
living 1t is in a neighborhood of fine homes
and estates and short distanee ,,,s from the
include entrance hail. wide living room 15x22)
with hreplacee. and picture window dining area
bedroom with many bookshelves, master bed
room with private tiled bath and another twin in
Kitchen with dshwasher. DISPOSAL and large
breakfast area. Large daylight paneled recrea;
tion room 14x24) with adjoiniNS half bath and
door opening terrace. Regular stairway
leading to attic with ventilatng fan. Two-car.
buit-in garage Ewes. and Sun. call MR.. MIL
BERNE, JA. 2-9517.
DIRECTIONS TO REACH: Cross Memorial Bridt
and continue parkway to Lorcom Lane, RIG
to Vermont, riqht on Vermont to home.
Evening star., 1953-10-03

This delighhu brick home built on five levels
contains bedrooms, den, recreation and
3 baths Located in the convenient and excellent
environment of Shirley Woods" it is the
Washington Golf and Country Club. Marymount
Catholic School for Girls. and is close to
tation, grade and nursery schools In addition to
the spacious bedrooms and den entrance
hall Q5x22), living room with fireplace and
dom-width pegged floors, dining room Q3xl4 with
door to screened porch C15x22). Built-in garage
Slate roof. Ewes and Sunday call Mr.. HASKELL
ia. 2-a142.
DIRECTIONS TO REACH: Cross Key Bridge, right
on Lee HUy. to Glebe Rd at traffic light. right on
Gle6e Rd to ~ 26th ST. left on N 26th ST. TO
Brandy0tne St, right on Brardypine st. to N. 27H,
left on 27th to our OPEN sign.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
Fighting hoopsters OFF
To Tourney Wednesday

With traditional Knute Rockne
fighting spirit, the Browning In
dians, second place winners at
the recent Northern Division
Class B basket tourney at Great
Falls, left Wednesday morning
for Deer Lodge to do battle for
state championship honors.
The players included:
First string-Forwards Cross
gun and Jack (Hot Cake) Smith.
Guards Brown and Powers, Gen.
ter Guardipee.
Second string-Forwards Ken
nerly and Homegun. Guar s
Bullchild, Whippert and Hill.
Accompanying h e m were
Coach Pixie" Kipp, Tom Kelly
and Supt. Harry H. Cloke.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

In the District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District of t h e
State of Montana, in and for the
County of Glacier.
In the matter of the Estate of
Rosalie Paul, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said
Court, made on the 18th day of
February, 1858. notice is hereby
given that Wednesday, the 18th
day of March, 1858, at 10 o'clock
A. vi, of said day, at the Court
room of said Court, at the Court
House in the County of Glacier,
has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the Will of
Rosalie Paul, Deceased, and for
hearing the application of Wy
nolla Huss for issuance to her of
Letters Executory W b en- and
where any person interested may
appear and contest the same.
Dated Feb. 10, 1858.
A. E. Armstrong, Clerk.
First publication Feb. 81. 1858.
Last publication Mar. Is, 1858.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13

have been done long ago. They
oonaider this almost q neeation
|of earlier charges Of waste and
extfavaganse, though it actually
takes back nothing and merely
gives the opposition credit for
good intentions. They regard it
as too kindly toward Mr.. Eisen-
bowers predecessors. By the
same token SO m e Democrats
have taken it as a gesture of
friendliness.
In several quarters another
conciliatory move is seen in the
administrations suggested COM
promise on the offshore oil ques-
ton.
Secretary NJ c Kay proposes
t hat the federal govern
ment should give up to the states
only the area inside the three
mile Except in special c a s
such as those of Texas and Flor
ids.) And Attorney General
Brownell urges that title should
remain in the United States, al
though adjacent states would be
permitted to exploit the areas.
This position risks some dissatis-
faction from partisans on both
sides Of this question, but offers
a middle-road course which holds
out more hope of agreement and
permanent settlement.
There have been some fumbles
in this, strategy of consolida-
ton. There have been failures
Of communication which joggled
the bipartisan relationship with
Congress. But there has been a
new spirit Of Cancellation. And
such practical steps as the plan
for entertaining Democrats at
the White House, including Mr..
Eisenhower's defeated rival in
the campaign.
Mr.; Stevenson responded in
like spirit. He particularly en-
dorsed the Eisenhower plans for
balancing the budget before cult
ing taxes and for psychological
war on the Kremlin. He also
warned Democrats on the dan
gers Of dividing tn e country.
Some Of them have made a bit of
partisan hay with Secretary Ben
sons farm policy statements,
but the Eisenhower strategy has
| given them little other chance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
No one supposes that the new

No one supposes that the new
President will escape real diff.
Guilty both with the Democrats
and with certain elements lin his
own party. But those who ex.
pected internal dissention to rem.
der the new administration i'm.
potent have proved poor proph-
cts. And those who expected
the Eisenhower talent for devel.
oping teamwork to play down
partisanship and play up nation.
al unity have so far been JUST.
fled in their faith. -Christiar
Science Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
"EOuSe for Sale"

There would be little to distinguish
between modern house-for-sale ad
and that of a wealthy Romans
house in about 30 AID. The latter
would read something like this :
"Spacious 30-room stone house, hot
air furnace, running water, kitchen
with built-in oven, Handicapped CEN
trail court with pool" The Roman
probably would assume that you
knew he had glass windoWpanes and
artificial lighting-providcd by oil
lamps.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
Consolidation Strategy

One major secret of Presi-
dent Eisenhower's military car
eer was his utility to develop
teamwork. One of the keys to
his success in his first political
campaign was his effort to unite
his party. Today there is &C.
cumulating evidence that he is
building his administration on
the same strategy-trying to
get all Americans to pull togeth-
er.
This endeavor is clearly illus
trated in the business of secret
wartime agreements. The Re-
publican platform pledged re-
pudiation of these in terms which
seemed to promise denunciation
of Presidents Roosevelt a n d
Truman. This would have de-
lighted many partisans who had
convinced themselves that Demo-
Gratis gave the world away at
Yalta." But it would have been
misleading and an indictment Of
actions taken by official represent
tatives Of the American people.
Further, it would have alien
ated a multitude Of Democrats.
Mr.. Eisenhower refrained from
any partisan attack. The reso-
luton on secret agreements he
sent to Congress put the blame
on the Russians for perverting
the pacts. Whatever now hap
pens to the resolution. the Presi-
dent designed this major man.
euver in psychological warfare to
strike not at Roosevelt, but at
Stain; not at the Democrats, but
at the Russians.
Some Republicans have COM
planned about the Presidents
press conference remark t b q
balancing the budget isn't easy
that if it had been easy it would
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
Calves Digestive Upscts

Colostrum-the first milk COW
gives after calving-does not cause
loosencss or scours in calves, con-
trary to the belief Of some farmers.
In fact, it is possible to change alb.
ruptly from feeding whole milk to
feeding colostrum without causing
even slight digestive upset.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
FlaXSecd

Production of faxseed as a
source of linseed oil for paints adj
vanced sharply in the United States
during the war years when the
ship shortage cut imports from
Argentina. Except for 1916 it has
since maintained nr surpassed the
wartime level, setting a record in
l948. Minnesota and the Dakotas
alone produce about four-ffths Of
the crop.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
Marsh Gas

A blue flame may appear on
certain pieces of land. This is
probably due to methane. also
called marsh gas or fire damp. If
there are mines in the vicinity, it
may be escaping from them; it is
also formed by the decay of vege-
tation in the absence of oxygen.
Such process may occur in stag
nant ponds and swampy places.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-13
Connecticut Motorists

The state Of Connecticut exam
ined the vision of 1851 applicants
for driver licenses and found that
20,3l9 of these had visual prob
lens that might make them high
way hazards. Only 4,436 of these
were wearing glasses to correct
their problems, and 2,779 were un-
aware that their vision was below
par.