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, 1958-11-25
BY THE GOVERNOR or I'll VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
THANKSGIVING DAY 1853

DAA ~ ~ 9#6- #
], ROY w. BORNN, Acting Governor Of the Virgin Is
Of the United States Of America, do hereby Bring to the
ttention Of all the people Of the Virgin Islands Of the United
the following statement issued by the President Of the
States Of America, Dwight Z. Eisenhower, in designat-
IL Thursday, November 27, 1858 as a day Of national thanks
wing:
"At this season of the year we are reminded that the
course Of nature has brought US once again from the
time of planting to the time of harvest, and we turn
to Almighty God with heartfelt thanksgiving for His
enduring providence.
eve are grateful for the plentiful yield Of our soil
and for the blessings Of food and clothing and shelter
that have succored US throughout the year. We re-
ioice in the beauty Of our land; in every brave and
generous act OF our fellow man; and in the counsel
and comfort of our friends. We deeply appreciate the
preservation Of those ideals of liberty and justice
which form the basis of our national life and the hope
of international peace. For these and all the many
spiritual and temporal benefactions b~etokening Gods
goodness, we offer up our prayers of gratitude.
Let us be especially grateful for the religious herit-
eye kccueataed US by our forebears as ~exemplifed by
the Pilgrims, who, alter the gathering Of their first
harvest, set apart a special day for rendering thanks to
God for the bounties ~vouchsafed to them"
NOW, THEREFORE, l. ROY w BORNN, Acting Cover
or of the Virgin Islands of the United States, do hereby pro-
Thursday, November 81, 1858, as a day Of thanksgiving
rithin the Virgin Islands Of the United States. On that day
t us, in our homes and in our. accustomed places of WORSHIP,
i've due expression of our thanks for the blessings which e
lightly God has bestowed upon us, and let us ask for guild
nee in our s~trivings for peace, progress and happiness for OR
stands and people.
IN WITNES WHEREOF, I have hereunto set nv hand
nd caused the Seal Of the Government of the Virgin Islands
the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie, Saint
homas, Virgin Islands, this 21st day Of November, AID,
958. $500.
ROY w. BoRNN
-Actin Governor
(SEAL 1855.
, 1958-11-25

CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF @ U
Tuesday, Nov. Is Triple Feature:
HIDDEN UES
Bruce Bennett Richard Arlen John Garradine
WAR DRUMS de Luxe Color
Lex Barker Joan Taylor Ben johnson
Chapter IA Ct PIRATES HARBoR
Wednesday Nov. 26 :,
TRES DEsGRAc1ADos CON sUERTE In spanish)
Antonio MBadu Fernando Casanova : Eulalio Gonzalez
thursday, Nov. ~ WINGS OF Qn Color
John Wayne Dan Daley Maureen OHara
John Wayne Dan Daley Maureen OFara " Ward Bond
And Special Newsreel Of Inauguration Of Governor
John David Merwin!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

Junior will look snort in his Foster sport
coat cut in SHINING Ivy lines. And he can
choose from woods in novelty and stripe pot
terms. Sizes s to Il!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

Cecil Stanley Barnett. So. finan-
cial writer for q London news.
paper. and Leonard Charles
Cole, 81. q stockbroker. ALI will
appear in court again June 3.
Police said the five, and
another man not arrested be-
cause he is in q hospital, con-
spired to cheat and defraud
!. people who might be in
duced to buy or invest shares
In Sage Oil Co. and Tati Gold
fields"
Sage Oil is a Canadian con-
Germ and Tati Goldfields is
South African.
Whitehead. who once was an
engineer working for a few
shillings q week, raised an es-
timated CAS- million ($l26 mil
liOn) for Britain industry by
selling shares. His speciality
was issuing huge numbers OF
shares at l shilling ia cents
each.-
He has made o fortune since
1886 and lives in a coastal
mansion with q private beach
and swimming pool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
President Hits Attest
Embargo as 'Gimmick'

Continued From First Page
submitted to the United Nations
In 1940.
2. Proposals relating to In
spection Of nuclear weapons
tests. an end to the production
Of fashionable materials for
weapons. and peaceful uses Of
outer space. 1857.
3. The so-called open skies
inspection proposal submitted
at the Geneva summit con-
ference in 1855.
4. The proposal for peaceful
uses of outer space to the U. N
in 1857 and by q letter from
Mr.. Eisenhower to former
Premier Bulganin last January
5. A proposal to cut produc-
ton of fashionable materials for
weapons and for transfer Of
these materials to non-Weapons
purposes; 1857.
6. A proposal to permit
greater freedom of travel to
foreigners.
2. A proposal to limit the use
of the veto power in the U. N.
Security Council-a power Rus
sia exercises frequently.
Initiative Claimed
Mr. Eisenhower took the po-
sition that these proposals re-
flected initiative on the part Of
the United States. He said he
did not think the Government
was being negative simply be-
cause it has stood firm on GER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Border Clashes
Feared Over
Israeli Project

CAIRO, April 2 R.-The
situation on the 1sraeli-S Syrian
border was easier today after q
day without fighting: But
Israel made plain she intends
to 60 ahead with the Lake HUI
len reclamation project. raising
the possibility Of new clashes.
Mahmoud Fawzi, Foreign
Minister Of the United Arab
Republic. was to leave for Zu-
rich today to talk with United
Nations Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold about the tight
ing Sunday and Monday on the
Israeli Syrian border. Mr..
Hammarskjold, now in London,
planned to ny to Switzerland
tomorrow.
The Middle East News
Agency said the United Arab
Republic would hold UP . re-
quest for q Security Council
meeting on the clashes because
the United Nations armistice
commission had succeeded in
|quieting things. The report
added that the request Will be
kept on file. however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Rich Briton
Is Charged
With Freud

LONDON. April 2 up. -
Arthur Whitehead, a self
made millionaire known as
THE King Of the Shilling
Shares" because of his mass
sales to small stockholders, to-
day was charged with fraud.
London's financial district
was rocked by a Scotland Yard
investigation and charges
against Whitehead and four
others.
Whitehead spent last night
in jail 100 yards from the
luxurious Office suite where ne
ran the firm that sponsored the
issue Of almost TOO million stock
shares. largely to small in
vestors.
After arraignment this morn
ing he was released on bail of
$4,000 ($l4.0OO). His four CO.
defendants. released on much
lower bail. are Eric James Limp
kin. 38. a financial consultant;
Edwin John Hill. 54. White
heads investment manager:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

tain principles in which II
believes.
This was Q recognition Of
some criticism leveled at the
administration because Of Rus
sia's propaganda coups.
The President, in answer to q
question about psychological
warfare, ruled out the possible
ity Of ahlishing q psyche
logical warfare board.
He said, however, it Is pos
|sible that an official might be
installed at the State Depart7
ment with responsibility for
considering the psychological
aspects Of policy. as q move to
help the United States make q
better showing in the interna-
tional propaganda competition,
Won't Name Nixon
(, Mr.. Eisenhower was asked
his opinion Of a proposal some
time ago to designate Vice
President Nixon as chairman
of the Operations Co-ordinat-
ing Board. This board assesses
the impact Of American foreign
policy abroad. and Of the for
eign policies Of other govern
ments on the United States
lt also interprets directives OF
the National Security Council
and co-ordinates the imple-
mentation Of NSC policies.
Mr.. Eisenhower said the Vice
President has constitutional
duties to perform and declared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
NoIen Seen
Set to Reply
On Plans Job

John Nolen, jr., longtime de
rector Of the National Capital
Planning Commission, report
eddy win give the commission
o final answer at its meeting
tomorrow on whether he will
leave the agency or accept a
different job.
It was understood from one
source that Mr.. Nolen has de-
cided to retire from the Gov
eminent. and reject an offer
that he become associate di-
rector" In charge Of o study Of
central Washington problems.
Commission officials would
make no comment on this re-
port. Mr.. Nolen could not be
reached.
Chairman Harland Barthol-
omew said that in q series Of
recent conferences, however,
the commissions executive
committee had made q real
effort to work out something
with Mr.. Nolen and to retain
his services"
The commission several
weeks ago announced the ap-
DOintment Of william p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
British Ask PorIey
On Atom Ship Sufety

LONDON. April . R.-The
British government today pro-
posed an International confer
ence Of maritime nations to dis
cuss new safety rules for ships
operated by nuclear power.
Minister of Transport Har-
old Watkinson made the an-
nouncement In Commons. He
said the proposal had been sent
to all governments who have
signed the international con-
vention for the safety Of life at
sea. He said the conference
should be held In 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
All Ellis island Bids
Rejected BY u. S.
By the Associated Press

The Government today re-
jected all bids 1t received for
purchase Of Ellis Island in New
York Harbor.
Franklin @. Floete. General
Services administrator, said his
agency would continue efforts
to sell the island as surplus
property.
The top offer among q re-
ceived February IA was S20l,.
900. The Government estimates
it has invested s6.326.oo6 in the
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
PENNsY WORKERS
MAKING $4,000
OR OVER CUT 1922

PHILADELPHIA d.
Pennsylvania Railroad en-
ployes earning over $4,000
q year took q 10 per cent
salary cut yesterday.
The railroad said the ac-
ton was approved by its
board Of directors as part
of Pennsylvania Railroads
overall adjustment to eco
nomic conditions" The
cut Is for an indefinite Pc
Rod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

it would be impossible to as
sign him to the specific duty
suggested in the executive
branch. for II disagreement de-
veloped between him and the
President an impossible situa-
ton would result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
Colon

OTTAWA British impe-
rial gallon is IS per cent larger
in liquid content than a stand
ard American gallon measure.
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New Street Helps
CarTts0H1o School

The TgwT fE CBrT4s0rw ksas festss
&C : nex Szress -ARe E-csl1Y 1za
ysruEax Ese 1-afEss SItza1aa1 H -,
nsew Tzr-1surT Elementary Sc.isoal
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were running aI Va'ev tfa pascs
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ma z gr-Ve- at GssnsEn1H ,las -.
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...::, s.::: CLASSIFIED ADS ,.s.. .,s,
HOUSES FOR SALE


Z BEDROOM BRICK HOME WITH
fireplace Large ATTRACTIVE kitchen
cz-par- and fenced II back year
On hesutlsSlIls lzzrascafeo lot. I5o
11e g.. IL Glen Helgais. Si2 ,Sa6.
E.aEy Terms Cal B-sGsI
DOWN TO 4 BARGAIN PRICE
IS .tas comfortable two bedroom
fla-ge unce- ne bsE oaEs. Afrac-
i've bsg kI1kzser ha2s basement wIsh
washing machine outlets AND
washing MACHINE IL good working
cs-oer Oh furnace With ducts 10
ess1 r1nyI House Is In eo1d cor.
dltsGIn VzLh attractive hardwood
10orx p.zster Or back is big
gorE sboy-yllsy EE91se EItn SLAB
fioo storage Lights and interior
wSl cgyer Tfse leE has Z 100 foe
frontage sc Pine Stree, us. otg-
soc the Ca-Tuo-c Limits and has
isse cry seweE Al easy walk 10 the
ne~E sch0o. ar,s Jas lGrDe The pay
rrle-StE a-s ~as, toe no1se Rosllc
rssn. 70, s. II see { today Call
GS Z; SzSg
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REAL ESTATE

Il ACRES On PAVED ROAD
three miles from town. Frontage
on tyo roads E1cellen: lake site
Goo vel VIII Dew pump Stone
fo1ndatler With commercial size
sep3e la1E Mary nlce buildings
sites Hyoded. 81 % Thompson
& @rler. liz West Rosemary
s. Pcoae osy 5l5l night S-o6E
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE
.SENLAC KOAD-in waking DIST
snce Of campus, five bedrooms.
three baths, three living porches.
full basement. See this lovely
home and grounds now
GLEN HEICHTS-Four bedrooms.
two baths. Lot 30 800 feet. Al
most new and Is clean as pin.
Fruit on the trees. Range included.
Priced at SIG $50.
7z0 CIMGH0UL ROAD - Beau
tiful grounds. six rooms, break
fast room. CIassed In living porch.
large sleeping porch, full base
ment. t2s 900.
3zs TENNEY CIRCLE First
floor: living room, dining room.
large library. kitchen, powder
room, plus porches and terrace.
Second floor; five bedrooms, three
tiled baths. Third floor has two
rooms and bath. Swimming pool
and csbsna. You cant duplicate
these grounds In many years.
Priced a. $47 800.
( NEED FIVE BEDROOMS?--We
have them In walking distance
Of the University. Yes. full base.
ment. large study with fireplace.
screened porch, double garage.
Let Us show you this lovely home
now.
GRANVILLE R0AD-New. Liv.
Ing room. dining room. kitchen ;
three bedrooms. two baths. also
play room. Szz, 800.
HIDDEN HILI>S--Brick home with
living room, dining room, kitchen.
Three bedrooms, basement. large
screened porch. Kitchen Is full Of
modern appliances. $z0, 800.
23l PENNINGTON ROAD -- Let
" show you this quality home
with shady lawn. Three bedrooms
plus study. Two full baths. Extra
large kitchen and utility room,
screened porch. Price reduced.
0ne Lot. Corner Mason Farm
Road and US. I5-$3, 900.
BUILDING SITES
= Lake Forest
q Estes Hills
SERVICE INSURANCE
q REALTY co.
@ %
Phone s-471 Clyde Hornsday
30 Years at the Same Location
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
DAWSON'S
RENTALS
e.
T.. " Dawson

FOR KENT
Sg-sB a1o0ern store paala1ng o.
aee Rosemary 81
FoR sALE
y lef aac 4 TO hsning ooa.s
= set.esly oes
Fefa ~ bgttle cry drfk IN
I~ elsc.rle gtoses D,Gh K ~.
oe!ls=u condIaes
opace gss hester 6 ~ 8
= " sIy new
if4ss7e FoJng hoUse Z ~ foaes ~
" GfeefsDofo H9~ay
Dawson Bldg " Franklin
Phone z71l
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UPRIGHT PIANO. $40 ~ HhsT
20 HiDe1l by bike. ping po1g
table 1919 Highland Wo11G Phone
4S5j
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AVaII-ABI4E NOW - WINDOW
EaKiseff Grgy ax1t So1Se SorE
Ell baDy G1.teYf. garonert parry
hea;HSt. esa NC " Ffanklm s.
Tei-yfrybs S-7Is1
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USED BkDKCOM AND LIVnNC
room furniture Eleetrse reingera q
Tor. Dining rom SUITE ktc Esll
51Sl o. S$5z
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TALENT EXCHANGE -- &c "
YrarkAa S, Telephone s-7t$e
HaIeiflaoe gItts AID produces
Sold On cvfG gsKnena
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WILL SILL REASONABLY ~
order 10 sy1io stOf age Z 1eos
spreads and drspes rugs and
SOfs bed Call S-1g24 after s pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE

2 BEDROOM HOUSE, LIVING
room VIII dining space. m0de-z
electrical equipped kitchen. Cal
w. p Jordan z. rs Henderson 81
FOR SALE BY 0KNER-NER
house or Large Handicapped loG. ;
bedrooms living r0o-n with fire
place. dining room. kitchen. bath,
screened porch. and storage al
tic, Cal E-l227
TOP LISTrsGs SELLING WITH
Fozsbee-0.sen Realty Co. Realtors
al JOG \ Columbia Street Phone
&z3i
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KEODES KOENEE DAY NUE.
segy Excelleu. care Low Rates
Case IL SE geStez AyeyDe. Carr
kQro PfO1s t~ilkz
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6EwIsC CLASSKS BECiN SKPT
5g1 begnnest VI Taea nsorf-1ns
srrc nec lgfs Tsilo,lnf % Is1es
nlgn, Ten 5c>ssoas sx SO Yo'
an40rEosagn cSA Mft HafoaSyI
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FOR SALE

COUCH 81 OR EKST OFFER
Bec. so Or Dess otter Gail 75IW
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VIZ REPAIR hAD kEPl41T,E
cry os. Eiiyer Brig IL ix est.
mates WhI.es@z- Say SE1s
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WESTWOOD DRIVE

This fine three bedroom home
can eliminate those housing
problems Of yours now. On
a paved curving street with
good trees and yard, paved
drive. carport with utility room,
bath and a half, plenty Of stor-
age room in the attic. breezy
screened porch off the kitchen,
big separate dining room
and q big living room.
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BtBY SITTING III RELIABLE
educ aisss A1nLsn TeiepO0f,e I'm
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ron SALE

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Es|g!E'| EsgE||E'1
Home SUGGESTIONS:
LIVE IN BEAUTY

LIVE IN BEAUTY
I1ns Is home 70 delight the eyes graceful ranch s,ve
nous u od bfick 81 tasefUIly gardened Spacious
~ H@ted only f." blocks from campus hospital It's
Hfe Deuoos Two baths large storage attic and other
cpnVeniences complement the beauty u The warm living
room with It's fireplace open beam ceiling Can Mrs 0
sen for appointment
10. price for budget living makes this redeed two bed
room house bargain And us located On a spacious lo,
SCUM O town 10 give you country living only short distance
from Wwn Mr. foushee anyone at FOushee Olsen vii
~ hsppy 10 show you this at your convenience
CLOSE-IN ONE LEVEL HOME
spacious SIX room house big lot in an excellent
e0seln ne1gtorto"d The pretty high porch viii
please you and y1uI family the spacious living room has
plenty of for all your furniture and piano too Excellent
storage In full attic and half basement
FLOWERS AND ALL
Ls of flowers and greeney plus good fence for the lid
dies On this big Handicapped lot City water and short drive IN
new school from this sound bedroom home Good nanc
ing, too
YOUR OWN WOODS CLOSE TO TOWN
short drive from hospital campus this grand big
wooded lot On it real large family home Two and
half baths five bedrooms and study living dining and
kitchen rooms 10 match The full basement will suit for shop
storage, and recreation Possession now
AND AND
Come In and let help you find just the right home with
The best arrangements for you Many haDpy Chanel Ian
has Besides the homes listed we have an excellent va
" Tor your Inspection such Tenncy Crcle Oak
wood Gmghoul WestwOod and others All types Of nanc
ing one Gown payment for sound two bedroom home
under slODJj and of our out OF town
homes might suit you Call Mrs Sarah Olsen John FOu
sbee Bill Olsen Dr. at s3 drop al your earliest con
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REAL ESTATE

$50 PER ACRE. Dos ACRES NINE
miles northwest OF Chapel Hill. 80
acres open. balance in growing
timber. some saw timber. Large
spring and some creek frontage.
Two old style houses. one very
sound with electricity Two good
barns and several outbuildings. ll4
miles from paved roads. Priced to
sell at $1,000. Make excellent cat
tie farm Thompson & Vincent,
Inc West Rosemary ST. Phones
Gay 505l, night e-Oo63.
LAl REL HILL EXTENDED AND
Coker Drive corner lot opposite
University property. approximately
one acre. A. u. WhitehLll 1858
SPECIAL = LOT IN GLEN
HEIGHTS. 100 K 200, Sl,275 %. Call
7u3l.
Read The Weekly classified ads.
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OyT AND POUND

TCgTN-s EETg ~ 7Esos CJE-NE.H
cal f-zls ane 1osu-l-s Oft
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SERVICES AVAILABLE

FOE PASTEL A,sD OIL PORT
EaI.1 u c1iloyet afsc a1l1A Cal
Frarnsa Cssaswc Till
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REAL ESTATE

3lA1 ACRES SIX NILES FROM
Chapel Hill 0n paved road. Six
rooms Ia baths. Lennox central
heating fully. Insulated. Five
rO0na seYrls- -n3ocern teaent home
small barn. chicken houses. Fruit
trees live stream lake site Cha
pei Hill telephone $1,000 Thonp-
son & Vincent. Inc. West Rose
Eary S. Phones day 5o5l. nights
S-Os6s.
GOOD INVESTMENT. JUST OUT
slde Carrbo-o city limits. Twelve
acres land. one acre stocked pond
Plus an Il room brick home that
may be broken into apartments
Thompson & Vincent. Inc. West
Rosemary ST Phones day 505l
rlg1t SI6e3
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1leu~o
| w INC.
REALTORS
WILLIAMS CIRCLE

This charming home in one
tial neighborhOods offers some
Of Chapel Hills finest residen-
one an opportunity for really
good living The main floor Is
made up Of a huge living din
ing room with fireplace; a well
arranged kitchen, screened por-
Oh, two bedrooms, a den. and
one and a half baths. The sec
0nd floor has two bedrooms
and bath and a big storage
area. The ground floor has a
recreation room with fireplace
and opens 10 a patio at the
rear Of the house, maids room
and toilet.
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GOLDSTON AVENUE

This home is in excellent con.
dition and offers three bed
rooms and two baths. living
room. and kitchen with plenty
Of room for the whole family
10 eat in. kem0deled recently
and carp0rt added. Call 1881
tor more Information on this
home.
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o Good Roads
. City Water
. Near New Elementary
School
You'll enjoy living in the
peaceful, attractive atmOs-
phere of Clark Hills Es-
tates.
See or Phone: ~
Harry ID. Andrews, ReaItOr
Foashee Olsen, Realtors
Thompson & Vincent, Realtors
Young x wilkins, Realtors
Fred Dale and X. M. Kendall
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COUNTRY HOME

This brick veneer house is To-
Gated in the center Of five acres
Of woodland There is a large
fireplace in the living room,
three bedrooms. dining room,
kitchen and two baths. The up
stairs is roughed in Including
plumbing and heat connections
Tor three rooms and a bath.
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RIDGE LANE
This fine home is within easy
walking distance Of all parts Of
the campus. Large living room,
dining room with lots d wind
ows. big kitchen, screened p0r-
en- and large sun deck, three
bedrooms and bath on the first
floor. The basement level has
a family room 80 K IL and
patio, two bedrooms and bath.
ms Is q quiet setting with
little traffic and situated on a
good sized lot. Call 703l 10 see
this home now
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gsK F,CRC - 1T GOOD CLEs-
aEsar RsAsaTlzs8ls EzG bAEST1
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HILLSBORO HOME

Two bedrooms, Ia baths, fire
place in large living room, din
Ing room and den. Excellent
good fireplace. Call 7O3l now
for a look at this home.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25
80 ACRES

Nine room home six miles out
of town. A fine view from this
house Includes 80 acres Of land
80 acres in young growing
timber. Good natural lake site.
landscaping.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-25

-Four new three bedroom
homes, choice Of !, IN, or 2
baths Small down payment.
Thirty year loan North Forest
Hills.