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Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-01
Hunters Adopt
Irespass Rules

N~A@SNSNASNA
farm property this fall. The blunt mo
TrespaSSing'' signs have been replaced
on many farms and ranches with the
following: mo TrespaSsing Without
Written Permission.
Five hundred signs have been dis
tributed by Izaak Walton League repre-
Sentatives to farmers and ranchers in
these areas, along with about 10 500
treSpaSS permits. The landowners NAV
issue permits to any hunters they
choose. The permit entities the sports
man to hunt in designated areas and
he in turn agrees to abide by the rules
set up by the owner.
This new plan is an effort to bring
to a stop the destruction of fences and
gates, shooting of livestock and other
acts of vandalism caused by the few
thOughtless hunters who force farmers
to post their land closing it to all
SportSmen.
Similar plans are being tried in other
states. Michigan sports groups have
worked out program, won support of
the State Grange and Farm Bureau
in giving it try and are using their
own facilities to make it effective.
The Michigan plan is designed prin-
cipally for the states pheasant and
small game belt There, hunting in
fractions had reached the point where
whole counties considered closing their
area to hunting-an action made posi-
BILE by Michigan law.
To reach every hunter going into that
area, the sports groups, organized as
the Michigan U n i t d Conservation
Clubs, distribute small pamphlet with
every hunting license sold. The PAM
phlet'S message is direct 1t tells the
license holder:
If you expect the farmer to plant
game habitat material, leave wide
fence rows, provide winter food of
standing corn and grain, cooperate in
conservation legislation, open his lands
for you to enjoy the hunt
You must ask the farmer first =.
protect his property against fire, gun
and material damage stay out of
ripe corn fields stop road hunting
and gang hunting close gates
and stop fence cutting report all
violations and acts of vandalism and
hoodlumism to local sportsmens clubs
:. not shoot a hen pheasant not
violate the rules of gun safety con-
duct yourself as gentleman =. hunt
only where permission is granted e.
keep your dog under control never
fail to identify yourself completely.
Good as this advice is, the sports
clubs know not all hunters will read it.
So they are carrying their program
another step-right to the farmers
field. 1921
They've prepared four posters en-
phasizing the major points of their
education program: "Ask the Farmer
F'irSt-YOu cannot hunt on private lands
without permission of the owner";
''Ripe Crop-Please do not enter-Co-
operate with your farm friends; ''Dan-
ger-Do not shoot within 200 yards of
this building; Farm Boundary Line
Before hunting ask permission of: ~
It's too early to say whether these
posters will ever replace the mo Hunt
ing SIGNS of MICHIGAN farm fences
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-11-01

November !, l954-l3
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ID
BEAUTY AND YOU

@. What can do about my hair,
which feels very limp and thing
A. Hot oil packs, frequent brush
ing, and conscientious care are in
order here. Immediate first aid,
from a beauty standpoint, however,
is a good permanent to add body
and bulk, as we'll as little ''blend.''
Be sure, at all times, to keep up
that daily brushing!
@. What would you call "the
secret of successful makeup?"
A. To call attention to ones good
features with bright, light makeup,
and to minimize the poor features
with darker makeup.
@. How can 1 encourage soft
er cuticle on my fingernails?
A. Try this weekly treatment:
Dip nails into warm Olive oil, wrap
in gauze, and let soak up the Oil
for at least an hour.
@. How can / mix a good "emer~
gency' dry shampoo?
A. Mix one cup cornmeal and
one teaspoon of salt. Shake this
through the hair, then brush it out
we'll with a stiff-bristled brush.
This takes lots of brushing, but all
oil and CRIME will come out with
it. Wipe the brush on a clean
towel, after every 20 or so strokes.
@. How can / make sweet peas
bloom better?
A. When planting sweet peas,
run the rows north and south and
they will bloom far better than
when run east and west.
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09

1900 PM-Sign On
1880 PM-kukia, Fran and Ollie
2:o0 PM-Am. Forum
$3.50 PM-Zoo Parade
800 PM-Home Show
$3.50 PM-Christ In The Valley
400 PM-Boxino
500 PM-Roy Rogers
$50 PM-Mr. Peppers
500 PM-NewS
$3.50 PM-Winchelf and Mahoney
7:o0 PM-TeIevision Playhouse
7:30 PM-TV Playhouse
500 PM-Letters To Loretta
$50 PM-Inner Sanctum
900 Comedy Hour
1000 PM-Man against Crime
1880 PM-So You Mant to Dance
10:30 PM-Feature Favorite
I I 100 PM-Screen FaVorite
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09

10000 AM-Test Pattern
1o:15 AN Matinee Theatre
Has AM-Search for Tomorrow
1900 sNoon-Love Of Life
1915 PM-Brightr Day
1880 PM-EVangeitcaI Church
1885 PM-You Are What You Eat
100 PM-Big Payoff
1880 PM-Bob Crosby
1:45 PM-Bob Crosby
900 PM-Garry Moore
2:15 PING .f,ry Moore
2:30 PM-Strike II Rich
$500 PM-Cook's Corner
400 PM-Cozy Corner
4:15 ~PM-Mind or Man
4:45 PM-Goidust Charlie
500 PM-Mr. Five
$50 PM-Doug Edwards News
6:45 PM-Sports a Ia Green
5:55 PM-Weather Report
600 PM-Symphony Concert
6:15 PM-NeWs In Focus
$3.50 PM-Wild Bill Hickok
200 PM-Fiash Gordon
7:30 PM-Red Buttons
$500 PM-Studio One
900 PM-Cavalcade Of America
$3.50 PM--Aii Star Theatre
1000 PM-Godfrey's Talent Scouts
1880 PM-The Web
1900 PM-Texas Rasslin
1900 PM--Movie Time
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09

Friends, the Traffic Safety Divis-
ion says that when it comes to
traffic etiquette, all of us should be
auto carts. Whether we wear over
alls and drive a ten-ton truck -
or wear a business suit and drive a
pleasure car we should all be gen.
tlemen of the highways. Why?
Simply because courteous driving
makes traffic flow smoother and
prevents many accidents. Bad motor
manners is more than just bad
etiquette. Last year about a million
and half Americans were injured
or killed in traffic accidents = and
the causes of many of these TRACED
les can be traced to inconsiderate
drivers who drove too fast for con-
ditions = who didn't give hand
signals = Who cut in and out of
traffic. Yes, bad traffic manners is
a tragedy of our times and it
must, be stopped. So friends, be
traffic blue blood - and don't spill
red blood. Be a courteous driver!
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09

fO:<5 AtH-Fest Pattern
1900 AM-Treasure Time '~
$3.50 AM--Captain Midniaftt
$500 ,Noon-Smiiin' Ed Mcconnell
1880 "PM-Matinee T*featre Z
1880 PM-Filnl Feature a..
1:45 sPM-Horse Racing
2:t5 PM-Wrestling . ..
- 3:f5 PM-TV Auction
3:45' -PM-Western Theatre
+ $50 PM-Johnry Jupiter
- 500 PM-FiIm Feature
$3.50 PM-Scoutfng In Action.
B:45 PM-Wanted q.
6:eo PM-Western Film Feature
200 :PM-TWo For The Money
7:30 PM-Thunderbird Dude Ranch
500 ePM-Medaiton Theatre e.
$50 PM-Beaf The Clock
e:e0 PM Jackie Gleason
1900 PM-Beauty Secrets
10:10 PM-DoubIe Feature Movietime
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09
CHANN EL 5

fo:t5 AM-Matinee Theatre -
t1:45 AM-Search For Tomorrow Z
$500 Noon--Love OF Life
1876 PM-Brighter Day
1880 PM-RuraI Roundup
R:45 PM-TV Music Shop :"
700 pM--Rig Payoff 49,; ~.
f:30nPM-Bob Crosby
t:45 PM--Bob Crosby -
2:00 PM-Garry Moore .~,
2:f5 PM-Garry Moore
$3.50 PM-StFike 1t Rich ="
$500 PM-Cook's Corner
400 PM-The Secret Storm
&:15 PM-Art In Your Life s~-
Gas PM-Gcld Dust Charlie
500 pM-Mr. Five ~,
$3.50 PM-Doug Edwards NeWs ~,
6:A5 PM-industry on Parade
900 PM-Weather Report
e:o5 PM-Johnny Green Sports
0:15 PM-NeWs In Focus
$50 PM-Aank's Workshop
200 PM-Fiim Feature
7:30 PM-Arizona nv NeWsreel
$500 sPM-Meet Mr.. McNutIey 20 ~.
$50 PM-Waterfront
500 PM-Piayhouse Of stars 80 .
$3.50 PM-Place The Face
fo:oo PM-Lux Video
fo:3o PM-Rig Town
1900 PM-MoMetrnle ~ ~
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09

1000 AM-Test Pattern
10:15 AM-Matinee Theatre
HAS AM-Search For Tomorrow
1900 Noon-Love of Life
1915 PM-Brighter Day
1880 PM-Evangeiical Church
1855 PM-Music, News and Weather
1900 PM-6ig Payoff
1890 PM-Bob Crosby
2:00 PM-Garry Moore
2:15 PM-Garry Moore
$3.50 PM-Strike II Rich
$500 PM-Cook's Corner
400 PM-Cozy Corner
4:15 PM-Say 1t With Spanish
4:45 PM-Goid Dust Charlie
500 PM-Mr. Five
$50 PM-Doug Edwards News
5:45 PM-Sports a la Green
5:55 PM-Weather Report
600 PM-EVeryman's Bible
6:15 PM-NeWs In Focus
$50 PM-This Is Show Business
200 PM-Ranqe Rider
7:30 PM-u. S. Steel Hour
$50 PM-LIberace
900 PM-life Is Worth Living
$3.50 PM-t've Got A Secret
10000 PM-Piayhouse Of stars
10:30 PM-Suspense
1900 PM-Movietime
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09
SUNDAY, APRIL IL

SUNDAY, APRIL IL o.#
500 PM-Church In The Home
400 PM-Orai Roberts
4:30 PM-County Manager Office
$40 PM-Art LInkletter
5:t5 PM-TV Leo Says -
$50 PM-Traveiog %t.s e,- .r:t
500 PM-MiIIion Dollar Movie Mite
7:30 PM-Name'S The Same -
800 PM-Break The Bank ..,.g2.
$3.50 PM-George JeSsei
900 PM-Million Dollar Movie Mite
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09

1880 AM-Test Pattern
1f:45 AM-What's Your Trouble
f2;oo Noon-This Is The Life
1890 PM-Contest Carnival
800 PM-We Saw II 1appen
200 PM-Beauty Secrets
2:15 PM-Adventures of Capt. Hartz
$3.50 PM-Adventure
500 PM-Ombnibus
4:3o PM-Tou Are There
$500 PM-Life With Father
$50 PM-Ozzie and Harriet
600 PM-ToaSt OF the Town
ZOO PM-Burns and Allen
7:3o PM-Name's the Same
800 PM-Private Secretary
$50 PM-Fim Feature
500 PM-Fred Waring
$3.50 PM-Man Behind The Badge
1000 PM-Facts Forum
f0:30 PM-Doilar A Second
11:00 PM-Beauty Secrets
11:10 PM-Cinema Five
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09

H:45 PM-Sign On
12:4O PNI-Afternoon Edition
12:46 PM-HaWkinS Falls
100 PM-kate Smith (cabIe)
200 PM-Welcome Travellers (cabIe)
2:3o PM-On Your Account (cabIe)
800 PM-Pinky Lee Show
$3.50 PM-Channel IL Calling
4:3O PM-HOWdy Doody
$500 PM--Bf0 IL Posse.
Sis PM-Captain Nideo
5:45 PM-Camei News Caravan
$500 PM-Name That Tune
$3.50 PM-Vosce OF <lrestone .)eabls)
$50 PM-TBA
ZOO PM-Lone Ranger
7:30 PM-Robert Montgomery
Presents
$3.50 PM-Life Of Riley
900 PM-Headline Edition
9:15 PM-Desert Dust
$3.50 PM-odyssey
1000 PM-Dennis Day
1o:30 PM-Wrestiino
1850 PM-Feature Favurlte
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09

HAS AM-Sien On
1856 PM-Afternoon Edition
100 PM-kate Smith (cabIe)
300 PM-Welcome Travellers (sable)
$3.50 PM-On Your Account
500 PM-Pinky Lee
$3.50 PM-Channel IL Calling
4:3O PM-ChuckWaqon
$500 PM-6ig IL Possse.
5:f5 PM-Captain Video
$50 PM-Diana Shore
6:45 PM-Camel News Caravan
500 PM-MiIton BerIe- Hope Show
200 Firreside Theatre (cabte)
7:3o PM-Circle Theatre
500 PM-Judge For. Yourself
$3.50 PM-N1r. and Mrs. North
900 PM-HeadIine Edition
e:15 PM-camera College
ESQ PM-Favorite Story.
1000 Wrestling From Hollywood
1900 PM-FinaI Edition
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09
SATURDAY, APRIL 10

400 PM-Range 6ustets
500 PM-Arizona State College
$50 PM-Phoenix High School
5:45 PM-Meet ST. Mary's
600 PM-Sunset Riders
$3.50 PM-Wrestting
1880 PM-Triple Theatre
600 ~PM-Tripte Theatre s4
11:OO PM-Arizona Roundup Time
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09
KTYL-TV
CHANNEL 12

,1t:45 AM-Sign On
1885 PM--Afternoon Edition
100 PM-kate Smith
200 PM-Welcome Travellers
2;3o PM-On Your Account (Cahie)
500 PM-Pinky Lee
$3.50 PM---Channel IL Calling
4:30 PM-Howdy Doody
$500 PM-Rlg 12 Posse
5:f5 PM-Captain Video
$50 PM-Dinah Shore (cabIs)
.5:45 PM-camei News {Cabte)
500 PM-PatchWork
$3.50 %PM-T.Men IN Action (Cabls)
ZOO PM-Dragnet (Cable)
1880 PM-The Visitor
800 PM-Martin Kane
$3.50 PM-Ford Theater
$500 PM--HeadIfine Edition
e:15 PM-Sportsreei
$3.50 PM-Rocky King
1000 PM-You Bet Your Life
10:3o PM-Feature Favorita
1o:45 PM-cong. Rhodes
1850 PM-Finai Edition
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09
CHANN Ell 5

KPHo-Tv = MoN., APRIL " - KTYL-1V
CHANNEL s CHANNEL IL
Arizona sun., 1954-04-09
kOOL-TV & kOY-TV
CHANNEL 10
THURSDAY, APRIL 3
FRIDAY, APRIL 9

FRIDAY, APRIL 9
400 PM-Stan Norman show
500 PM-Handy Hints
5:15 PM-Stan Norman
$50 PM-Big Ten Ranch Gang
6:15 PM-Nutsy, The Clown
$50 PM-Ray Odum Show
6:55 PM-Aika Seltzer NeWS
700 PM-Lone Wolf
7:30 PM-Blind Date
500 PM-Arizona Forum
$3.50 PM-Pepsi Cola Playhouse
900 PM-Foreign Intrigue
$50 PM-Fiies of Jeff Jones
1000 PM-NeWsW
1905 PM-Sports
1O:15 PM-FirSt Run Theatre
, 1954-03-23
ST. Croix IonkeY Club
Announces Gifts
TotulIing $3.753

The st. Croix Jonkey Club
has made grants Of So, 753'
from the proceeds of its 1852
and 1858 Race Meets and will
have excess Of $500 for early
distribution as a result Of its
most successful Meet held this
past February 22nd according
to an announcement made by
president R. Draper Richards
and treasurer John M. Oh
meis.
The bulk of the 1852 and
1858 proceeds were distribut-
ed only recently because they
were used chiefly to meet
needs Of the Christiansted and
Frederiksted hospitals. The
Frederiksted hospital received
received a 5000 air-condition-
ing unit for its operating
room and 5000 worth of fans
for the wards. The Christian
sted hospital received 1903
for an oxygen tent, wheel
chairs and kitchen service and
$3.50 for a Cystascope used in
kidney operations. Both the
oxygen tent and the Cystic
Continued on page A
, 1954-03-23
Cundlelight Demons.
by Puerto Ricun
Catholics Impressive

Christiansted last Saturday
night witnessed a beautiful
candlelight procession Of over
300 men, women and children
Of the Puerto Rican Mission at
Holy Cross Roman Catholic
Church.
With reverence and devo-
ton they marched out of the
Church through Sunday Mar
ket down King Street to the
wharf and up Company Street
to the Church.
Heading the procession were
Father Jose Buono, C.SS.R.,
Spiritual Director Of the Puer-
to Rican Catholic Association,
followed by two altar boys.
The men, women and chill
dren all carried lighted can
dies, There followed the pic
lure Of Our Mother of Perpe-
thai Help, patroness of newly
found Catholic r.. F. assecia-
tons carried BY four men.
Continued on page A.
, 1954-03-23
Governor de Castro
Mukes Lost Official
Visit to ST. John

Governor and Mrs. de Cas-
tro and their son, accompan-
led by Administrator George
~Simmonds, Superintendent Of
Public Works Donald Bore
ham, Councilman julius
Sprauve and the Governors
Private Secretary Esarnason,
travelled from Cruz Bay by
jeep on Saturday morning
over the newly constructed
pioneer road, ground for
which was broken by the Gov
ernor on January IA last year.
The trip from Cruz to Coral
Bay over this roadway which
is still under construction was
made in approximately 45
minutes.
AT Coral Bay the Governor
Continued on page a
, 1954-03-23
DR.. Eorle NJ. Rice,
New Mum. PhYsicidn
IN ST. Thos. Hospital

DR.. Earle M. Rice, former
Chief Quarantine Officer at
st. Thomas and the newly APP
pointed Municipal Physician,
took the oath Of office in the
presence Of Governor de Cas-
tro and Acting Health Com
missioner Eric O'Neal, at the
Government House in St. Tho
mas yesterday morning.
Governor de Castro express
ed his profound pleasure at
Rice's new connection with
the Municipal Government &
commended him for his excel
lent performance on his work
in the Virgin Islands under
the U. S. Public Health Ser
vice.
, 1954-03-23
Director VIM Arnold
Coming to v. |. for
Indugurul Ceremony

William A. Arnold, Assis-
tant Director of Territories &
Insu1ar Affairs, is due to ar
rive in. st. Thomas on April 5
and will remain for the in
auguration exercises Of Gov
ernor Archie Alexander.
Mr.. Yeomans of the Office
of Territories will be in Gov
ernor Alexander's party when
they arrive here on April 8
, 1954-03-23
Engineer 81 MurY x
Charged With
Reckless Driving

Richard Reeves, Chief En-
gineer Of the MARY X" was
arrested on Sunday night by
Patrolman Gaines, charged
with reckless driving and
operating a motor vehicle
without a license.
According to the Police re-
port, Patrolman Gaines MOTTO
ed a Nash car, C194, speeding
up Company street at 4:30 a.
M; he blew his whistle but
was ignored. He watched as
the ear turned into Market
Street and crashed into the
Police jeep parked there by
Sergeant Plaskett. In the
meantime the Patrolman NOV
ed quickly up King Street
where the car halted temper
arily and placed Reeves I'M
der arrest.
With him in the car was
Rafael Lopez, Chief mate, who
had been entrusted with
the key for the car. Lopez is
said to have admitted driving
to Frederiksted but turned it
over to Reeves when he be-
came tired. The car presum-
ably was to be shipped to
Puerto Rico.
Reeves was placed under a
$40. bond to appear in Court
on Friday and $50. bond was
also put up to guarantee re-
pairs to the Police jeep.
, 1954-03-23
Personnel Mention

Visiting st. Croix, the home
Of his parents, for the first
time, is Alvarez Simmonds OF
New York City.
Mr.. Simmonds, who is with
the Post Office Department,
a nephew of Mrs. Samuel
Neptune.
, 1954-03-23

Committeeman, inform
ing him that he has to give up
the house so that it could be
occupied by the new Govern
ment Secretary.
The new Secretary plans to.
stay at Bluebeard's Castle
temporarily, and no request
has been made by Governor.
&c Castro for living quarters
for him.
, 1954-03-23
Cow. SecY Ambrose
Pldns to Remain in
Virgin Isldnds

Government Secretary Dan
lei Ambrose plans to remain
in the Virgin Islands after re-
linquishing his post as Gov
eminent Secretary on March
81, reports indicate.
Mr.. Ambrose may 60 into
practice of the law in st. Tho
mas, an article in the Home
Journal indicates.
IAN interesting controversy
involving the occupancy Of
Quarters b at Bourne Field
occupied for the past three
years by the Secretary is now
shaping up, the article con-
tinues.
Before the arrival Of Mr..
Ambrose to take over the Gov
Secretaryship, the
building on Government Hill,
known as Quarters b, the ira
residence Of the Gov
Secretary, was turn
ed over to the Department of
Education. After some SQUAD
between Governor de
Castro and the st. Thomas
Development Authority, the
latter finally made one Of the
Officers Quarters at
Field available to Mr..
Ambrose at reduced rental.
Mr.. Ambrose served notice
that he intends to keep the
house, paying the full rental
the moment he steps out as
Government Secretary. In the
meantime, he has received a
letter from Roy Gordon, Man
ager Of the Authority, and in
cidentally, Republican Nation
Evening star., 1954-05-23

FISH. SALADS. meats, vegetables are all wonderful
lyimproved with good squeeze Of fresh lemon added
at the table But only fresh lemons have the taste tang
and aroma you want for table use Not even the best
processed lemon juices can match their favor.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
M-C-M's Jane Powell reveals
secret Of beautiful figure

LOVELY JANE POWELL has one of Holywood's
most perfect figures. She has found like millions of
other Americans that fresh lemons can be real help
in maintaining beautiful figure.
10 spseiol diet
Il don't count calories," explains Jane. But do
watch what eat. I've made it point to cut down
fattening foods like starches Sweets fats and
oils. And almost never use salt.
lemons instead Of salt
"Tve found that fresh lemon juice is wonderful SUBJ
stitute for salt squeeze lemon almost everything
vegetables instead of butter and SALT on salads
instead of prepared dressings. It's just amazing what
few drops of lemon can do for food Aavors. And
lemon is good for your skin and complexion, too
A sqweeze 0f JeNsoN
You don't have to be on a special diet or weight
control program to enjoy lemon seasoning You know
what lemons do for fish and seafood tomato juice and
tea Now what appetizing zes they add to canned
and frozen vegetables meats salads and soups. The
tangy droples bring out food Aavors make every bite
more delicious and Havorful.
Put dish of Sunkist Lemon wedges on the table
tonight and invite your family to adventure in
food enjoyment.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Sunki8t Lemons x
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HOUSES FOR sAlE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASHTON. MD.--Nearly new Cape Cod
brick on ga acres. Full basement,
8 large rooms. IL baths. porch,
modern kitchen,s attached garage.
Owner must sell by Jan. l.. 1855.
Tucker lane. followed open signs TO
BETHESDA RAMBLER-New: $21,-
ESQ Carefully built; nicely finished.
Large living room with fireplace.
separate dining room, table SPACE. In
kicthen, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. full
daylight basement with bath. | block
Earl ius i wR1dHT, wRHe Y o 5I assoo. aT5S.%sS a.
fee open Sunday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. located CEN
ter-halI rambler, h-acre ground,
i block to transportation, Hand
some living room, separate dining
room, spacious electric. kitchen with
rooms, sn s0ns baths, fui fess Easement ente oSer Seq-
sized carport. a 1-level home COM
plete in itself but adaptable to fur
ther additions for the professional
man. Under $4,000. Call Mrs
Reeve. Of. 2z9275. EN-. 2-s4Oo. ].
BETHEsDA. GIENwooD = Open
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BETHESDA--OPEN. Inspect this
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Evening star., 1954-12-12
REDUCED TO $l2,450!
ISAAC b CO. DI. 7-0713

Colored-Open Today
z TILL $40 PM.
81 5Sth ST. Sc.
Modern 5-room, semidet brick home:
to suit purchaser. For details csil
MR.. BEST, Iu. 4-2476 OF AID.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
WII,I, Go eli I
q BEDROOMS
1870 w ST

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Here Is q lovely detached home; re-
modelled kitchen. oil hot-water heat.
property fenced In: low down pay
ment: HILLCREST REALTY. Ii.
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Evening star., 1954-12-12
. CoLoRED

DETACHED RAMBLER
II ST. S,E.--l-yr.- .-old det. 2-bedrm.
brick rambler, mod. kit, din. rm.,
nv. rfn.. and bath. Many other
features. A home that you will
own with pride Sales price $17,a50.
down payment $4,000. LII, 4-3342,
Ma. S-97p7: ewes, LU. 4-4625.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co,
Evening star., 1954-12-12
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2-story brick Colonial; Nv. nm. with
fireplace. separate din. rna.: fun
hSmt,; det. garage. Anchor fence.
Excellent neighhorho0d. Conv. to
everything. i1fl4 44th pl.. s.e.
OWNER. Lu. 2-3943. -l2
WILL GO CT
for the small family, near the Coral
Hills shopping center: fenced In
with white picket fence, this home
contains 8 rms. and bath. incl. q
separate din. rui. Added improve
ments are storm windows and doors,
window cornfces and 8 full bsmt,
schno,s VIA ~ t,resas ms ma ne transr gns. -, Y
be seen any time Sat. or Sun.
E. Quincy Smith, Inc.
DI 7-9057 Ewes. LII. 4-77Ss
Evening star., 1954-12-12
COIORED$75O DOWN
COLOSSAL BARGAIN
1904 RAW SIT g E

Must be sold today. 20-ft. wide row
brk.. drop porch. side-haIl plan,
hardwood floors, lge. rms, Q full
tile baths "a on 1st flr.l, bSrnt.,
recr. rrn.: storm windows, Venetian
blinds; G&s heat; many extras. Come
out and INSPECT this lovely house.
DIR Out 10th Ct. s.s. left On Bay
1t. To house. II. 4-7300. Ii. 3-04tlS.