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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12
WPB Gambling Situation
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In past issues this column has
Elikei1ed the :, gambling situation
here to conditions existing in West
Palm Beach, - However, recent
events in WPB have pushed the
local I gambling. flareup into the
background.
A West Palm Beach grand jury
in March instructed the sheriff,
police chief and county solicitor
there to investigate alleged gam
ing at notorious night club. The
officials failed to comply. The
jury then requested the governor
to send in a special investigator.
The investigator assigned to the
county by the governor made in
quiries and in company with the
sheriff and police forces raided
the night club and two other bo-
lita places. Thirty defendants
were arrested, $4,000 confiscated
and gaming devices seized.
Later the grand jury met again
and asked the governor to ap-
point another county solicitor to
prosecute the defendants. The
jury, in a letter to the governor
lsaid that, in view of the failure
Eof the present county solicitor to
respond t9its previous request to
Investigate gambling, ''it3 is felt
that it would be for the best in
terests of the future prosecution
of these cases for the county soli-
citor of another county to be as
signed to the court there.
The circuit court judge excused
the jurors, praising them for the
real service" they rendered the
county. He told them they would
continue as a grand jury, subject
to further activity at their own
discretion or at call of the court
until the June term.
The grand jury report highly
commended its foreman. The re-
port said it was understood that
the foreman devoted his time and
efforts to the betterment of the
county at his own expense and at
great risk to his personal safety"
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Visitors Must Have
as Tags On Cars

Out-of-state motor vehicle dr'v-
ers in Key West are warned they
must have their own state 1916
license tags on their cars or pu1'-
chase a Florida plate.
The warning comes from Tag
Commissioner George H. Asbeil,
who says there are now only
three states in which 1945 license
tags have not expired. Residents
of all other states must have the
AS license plate or be subject to
arrest.
April Is is the deadline in Vir-
GINA and West Virginia's '46 tags
expire June 80. Plates for Illinois
drivers were late in being manu-
factuFed. Delaware issues IL
censeS quarterly.
The deadline for purchasing
Florida tags was in February.
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY
Know Americal

1693--William Bradford sets up
the first printing press in New
York City.
1845-The Nets York Life In
surance Company founded.
1359-First national billiard
match, in Detroit.
1361-Fort Sumter fired on -
beginning of the Civil War.
1378-William NJ. Tweed, no
torious New York boss" dies in
jail.
1909-Big Chelsea, Mass, fire.
1917-United States calls for
10000 volunteers for the war on
Germany.
1942-Jap planes raid Corregi-
dor a dozen times within "a hours.
1943-Japs on Kiska and Attu in
the Aleutians repeatedly bombed
by, 18th us. Bomber Command.
1944EAllied forces fight to
clear Japs out of India.
1945-President Franklin D.
Roosevelt dies, aged So. us. 9th
Army crosses the Elbe to Berlin
us. Bird Army takes Weimar, Ger
many. 49, sts
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l777-ffenrv Clay. kentsiekx
Statesman and Presidential caneis
date, man OF great personal
magnetism. among our es<Asest
men, born in Hanover Co. Ky
Died June 80. 1852.
l7sl--Francis p. Blair. notea
Washington journalist. who ex-
erted great influence In his d.,
born in Abingdon. Va. Died oct.
10, 1879.
181S-Michael Heiss.s noted Ho-
man Catholic missionary. bishop.
archbishop Of Milwaukee. ealsca
tor, born in Germany. Died March
20, 1890.
l822-Donald G.. Mitchell. Con-
neeticut agriculturist ard land.
scape gardener. better known ~
ok Marvel, among our great
humorists. born in Norwich. Con
necticut. Died Dec. IS. 1908
l82s-charIes Foster. Ohio dry
goods merchant. governor. secrr-
.tary of the treasury. born In Fos-
toria, o. Died there. Jan. ?. 1904.
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Your Lodge Meets

Fern Chapter, OES, End and 4th
Fridays of each month, 8:0C
pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Pocahontas Lodge, LIST and 3rd
Tuesdays, 7:30 pm, Red Mems
Hall.
Pythian Sisters, 1st and 3rd Mon
days, 7:30 pm, Knights OF
Pythias Hall.
Rebekah, 1st and 3rd Fridays, 1870
pm. Golden Eagle Hall.
Key West Lodge Number I63,
Knights of Pythias. Meets every
Friday night at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, Fleming Street
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Retail Furniture Group
Gathering April II

Key West housewives no doubt
will be interested in what trans
pires at the annual meeting of the
Florida Retail Furniture Associa-
ton to be held in Jacksonville on
April II. Furniture is a subject
close to the hearts of all house
wives.
Key West dealers, by attend
ing the meeting, will be able to
learn a thing or two for their own
benefit and for the benefit of the
housewives, Reservations can
now be made as is revealed at the
end of this Slant.
Highlight of the meeting (and
you dealers should be there) will
be talk On. How to Make the
Most of the Coming Opportun-
Iity." Clay PEARSON southeastern
territorial manager of the Alexan-
der Smith & Sons Carpet Com
pany and the Masland Mills, will
deliver the address at 2::30 pm.
It will deal with floor coverings.
This was announced today by G.
D. Wood, president of the associa-
ton.
The Florida retail furniture
dealers will have headquarters in
Hotel Roosevelt.
To-day more than ever before
the entire home furnishings indus
try, and this includes the retailer,
is striving to serve the American
homemaker," Mr.. Wood declares.
I'm Florida, just as in every part
of the United States, home has
never meant so much to so many.
We representatives of the home
furnishings industry feel a great
responsibility to serve that home.
Retailers who sell their prod
uets right Serve America best.
New merchandising tools, such as
sales training and the Basic Home
Furnishings plan of color coord-
ination, now available to stores
throughout the country, will help
the retailer do better job of sell
ing the right products to the
fright customers. ~ Z
- No horne furnishings retailer
can afford to miss this opportun-
ity. We anticipate a very large
attendance from all over the state.
Reservations may be made by
writing to 910 Kings Road, jack
Sonville."
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NJ RmssiaH ShasIil for Gomyko;
10 Wants Good american Chicken

MHW Work ~- You can have
Eeuf nuaslan shasta The Andrea
UgemssMae prefer that good old
AnAfsxan dish--ehlcken
kisemsko nat only took q walk
lfe@m the ~ session and me Iran
anafH --ilw tnok a ride from the
- esfetefia a. sell But not as
ai ftfsf ieilesed g. pass up
AnseFieam gsukin@
~ nmd hm party u seven. in-
FNllnw Mra. GFumyko. took q
fen msAnufe Drive from Hunter
Cailea8 - BE- co0cmese plaza
liAal - issheh the dav IL the
aNssMsa session
Thmy passed Nap Russian. Ital-
isn anN Chinese eating places 90
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AxSOCLETY
- AYH.I7 ~ PATRICIA PHONE 535
Division School Chapel Program
is On Be Kind to animals Week

How TO Care for Our Pets by
Elizabeth Ann Russell, 5-B
"A Mans Best Friend" by Pau
Cottrell. 5-A.
BE Kind to Animals" by Paul
Drawn. 5-A.
My Pet Dogs by Yvonne Me.
Garlic. 6-B.
Strange Music" by Betty Da:
Wis. 6-B.
BE Kind to Animals" by Au-
drey Williams, GA.
The second part of the pro-
gram consisted of a play called
"pan-American Day. This beau
tiful and appropriate play was put
on by about twenty pupils in GA,
taught by Mrs. Florence Null
llnax. ,
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OF INTEREST TO KEY WEST Hw.a
Il ~ X X 49,
NATIONAL and STATE NEWS WITH A LOCAL SLANT

announces, is continuing the frs
part of this year. He said the in
crease started when gasoline ra.
tioning was lifted last year.
There were 4,786 accidents in
1915. Besides the property dam
age and loss of life, $3.50 persons
were injured.
Other contributing factors in
the accidents were speeding, fail
ure to yield right of way and driv-
ing on the wrong side of the road
Accidents resulting from mechan-
ical defects were led by blowouts
and steering gear trouble.
However the director said that
eff more drivers would practice
courtesy on the highways, many
serious accidents. could be, easily
avoided" .s...,.,qf
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sac In the crowded cafe-bar where
they ate chicken patty and drank
beer.
Pierre, the headwaiter, who
has played host to numerous
celebrities in his many years at
the hotel. didn't think the occa-
sion was anything out of the or
binary. he didn't inform the
manager or the press that the
Gromykos were dining at the
hotel because he felt they
ought 10 eat in peace"
The thing that made Pierre
happy was thai the Gronlykes
were eating in his dining room.
tie heard that at the fashionable
hotel where they live they cook
their own food.
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Fort Myers Little Theater
In National Contest

Here's goal for the Key West
Players to shoot at:
Little Theater of Fort Myers
less than year old, has been Sc
lected as one of IL in the entire
country to compete in a national
one-act contest to be held in Chi
cago on June 10.
The Fort Myers group earned
the invitation after obtaining ma
tional recognition in rapid time.
The local chamber of commerce
directors agreed to put up $1,000
to send the Little Theater to Chi
cago for the contest.
Talent scouts of all major film
studios and representatives OF
large New York producers will be
at the competition, which is spon-
sored by national theatrical pub
LEGATION.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12

FRIDAY
Girl Scouts, Troop 4, 400 pm,
st. PauPs Parish Hall.
II Il Il
SATURDAY
Brownies, 1000 p.m., Fleming
Street Church Annex.
Il Il h
MONDAY
Jayshees, 500 pm, Home Of
Mrs. Delio Cobo, ASS South.
X X II
TUESDAY
Jr.-Sr. PTA, 800 pm, School
Auditorium.
r X X
WEDNESDAY
Bridge Club, Officers Club, 800
pm.
* X
THURSDAY
Sewing Committee, Key West
Hospital, 200 pm.
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Miss Knowles
Us HOnOreei

HonoFing Miss Catherine
Knowles and celebrating her re-
lease from the Naval Hospital
where she underwent a delicate
arm operation. a few of her very
close friends entertained her
with a delightful supper at the
home of Mrs. Merrill Sands,
1927 Catherine street.
The table was decorated with
red candles and fruit while the
menu was carried out in true
Spanish tradition.
Those present were Miss Cath
crime Knowles, Elizabeth Rssam,
lola johnson. Mrs. Alicia Langs-
ton. Fay Johnson and Mrs. DoEo-
thy Sands.
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Organ Recital
Enjoyed

siFx 1ay ousnby gave a de-
lsEistgll orRan Fecital last Sunday
"a heF home Tor the Friends af
Maate. 0n the southernnsoSt
plNe organ In the United States.
So many fFtensis and members
- Ter friends Of Music were SO
mnxious % attend. Il was impos-
mhM o. invite - many music
lMNeFN - wanted 90 come.
A alWsy& Msn. Quinby played
temutiiully. one ~ the most pop
alnT numhefx she played was
mmkh sJesu Joy of Mans De
msfsmM and the new vibra Harp
whaeh wam reccntly added to the
arMan was shown off.
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fasermseasasa Girl Scout troop.
whh mseets eech Wednesday az
tka WmieV aguse. entertained
Stsf NaFents end cosunittee mem-
hmss iaAt NIGHT
N8suae 81 thu maeetnR was "a
aFaaani paEwmm % tbe girls with
So aefsFities that the troop Is
gesfassNlnA
"A molewuas address Was given
~ fMm8Amm W0Fnack. followed hy
fas FeKsiar hsminess meeting of
~ exap a prayer. Scout Oath
80 less. iise Flag Salute and
m1N sanaina wefe Included In
ne nsMMH@fa
AAsm Aamts aMxe q brief talk.
8iae0mtmw ttw mmny activities the
seiN wwfN enEaeed in a. the
mNmna tlnw
A @sne ehaFt repfeaentina the
zen f@lzaa - sroni wofk was dis
nlAeea wlth painted badges and
pNNx - llisistfaie each activity.
k3eh Axaaa woEk was registered
- - Nnaf1
Fnemmts ttinFu,amnly emmymd the
s4 lWmagv "a snwtnm and being
d 2haf their young girls are
Ma1man3 sod doing as scouts.
A. M@Mtef party viii be held
a. slse mwxt mlwetigw Each patrol
~ memtlmw Thaeafay % dye eRes
o. ttw Nuut
~ &ansis told the parents
Ass nNMaasfse nleIubefs that tile
HEnENfahiR oupfa ~ ~ had been
illlNa ~ thnt mary oihef avis
meaw om = waiting lisa Tho is&Aap
e@ai 81 an nNeFaea attenaance II
N w8WmfwNa
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DuFimu tae ehspel program held
Hfs a'siask THURSDAY morning at
see n4wmaam street. Elementary
ShoaI 3 pfogrum was rendered
cmmamosatlnG BE Kind 20
Ammais- week. April tia. and
Pan Amexiean Day. April a.
TIE hFst pmft ~ the program
ssnssssa - ~ essay taken from
aMeh ~ ~ ruouls represented IN
g,saaes Fouf. Five and SIX.
Tl4 essay. the writer. and the
Naas ara listed below!
~ ksna b. Animals" BY Lon
ma @hieveF. 4B
Thw pem Mad" by Nancy
N4rtsr. a.
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Honor Slsbnsuriner
Promoted

In honor of their recent pro-
motion 1t. (jg) C. M. Davis. Lit.
]. r. Peat and 1t. G. B. Amy,
from the Submarine Cochfino,
were given a dinner Wednesday
night by the captain of the snip
Commander w. A. Stevenson, At
the Officers Club.
The chef of the Sub baked the
cake and he beautifully and
gayly decorated it with pink
roses and wrote Carl. Jack and
Charlie, the first names of the
officers promoted, in pink icing
Twenty attended the dinner.
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Intermediate Girl Scout
Troop Has Marine Museum

The troop has a Sea Museum
which the patrols are working on.
The four patrols are named from
sea life. Turtle. Sea Horse, Sponge
and Star Fish, and have presented
the troop with the above named
species.
Professor Earl Hamilton of the
Division Street School and Eu-
gene Roberts presented the scouts
with their Scout Pins.
Mrs. Dorothy Sands is leader
a the troop. with Miss Eola john
son in charge of all activities and
records. Mrs. Gladys Roberts is
acting as head of recreation and
Mrs. Mary Herriek as music di-
rector.
Committee members for the
troop include Professor Hamilton,
Mr.. Roberts, Miss Lottie Green
and Mrs. Matte Lou Hamilton.
Members Of the troops are Bar
bara Adams. MARYLAND Adams,
Blanche Alligood. Sylvia Alvarez,
Dors Castro. Faye Curry, Judy
Goodman, Clarabell Garcia. Alice
Garcia. Penny Johnson, Betty
I Key. Sylvia Knowles, Barbara
Jolly. julie Lang. Joyce founders,
Norma Machado, MARYLAND Mar
riott. Evelyn Nettles, Shirley Mel
son, Latrell Pipkins, Doris Piar-
roat. Elizabeth Ann Russell, Ern-
esffnc Valdez. 10 Ann Valen1uela,
Dolores .Yillate, Lorraine Worn
ock, pana Rae Knowles, Marie
Rendelelez. Marlene Parks, FL
tficia copea Shirley weech and
Size Goldman. III FL
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AP Newsfeotures
By GEORGE QUINT

AP Newsfeotmes
AFTER the gardener hos set his seeds into the ground and he's
covered them with soil by using roke he should temp the
ground with his feet.
Simply wuk slowly the loose eorh. foot eoch
side of the cord indicating the Leave the soil in the middle
-hot directly above the seeds-loose
When thGt task completed the cord euvng the
stake the edge of the plot indicate whu seeds have been
planted and with fine spruy wuer the gorden The initul
woerng should be directed chiefly the tcmpeddown SOIL
and should be orcel enough wash oay the loose
erth After seedlings have begun srout the woterng
be heavier 3H #.za8 #
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Rev. 4. Munro
Returns

Reverend LIVINGSTON NUN
- = iofmer pastor q Key West
u&ha has uaany friends in tnis
ratF. VIII he filing the pulpit as
= mANpiy pastor Zoe the First
Congregational Chureh of Key
Vet "a SGT William street, be-
elmnang this Sunday. His first
ssfman Wili be FWndeFed on Palm
hnaMAaV morning. His many
islenas will be- happy 30 know Of
ha arrival
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12
BRAZIL AND PORTUGAL.
PATCH UP TONGUES

RIO DE JANEIRO The Por-
tuguese and Brazilians, who have
as many-or perhaps more
difficulties getting together over
their common language as do the
British and Americans, have
reached an agreement. Both ma
tons have just signed an accord
over standard recommendations and
spelling, and the Academy OF
Letters in each county will spon-
sor adoption of the common sys-
tenn
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Stars Meeting
Despite Convention

Although there is a convention
in Miami of Eastern Stars there
wai be the usual meeting of the
Stars tonight at o'clock at Ma
sonic Temple, j. E. Stirling an
nounced today.
Many Stars are under the i'm
preston that there is no meeting
because of the convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12
Make Bridge Score
of 800

High score, and il was really
= high score of 500, was won by
Ensign w. x. Waters and En-
sign r. +. SandeFson at the We'd
nesday night bridge party, held
at the Officers Club on Wh.te-
head street.
Runner up was Captain and
Mrs. Ralph Bush. and low score
went 10 Captain NJ. Fries and
It. j. n. Peterson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12

HAVRE, Mont. - In response
to continued complaints b. RESI-
dents about stray horses prouss-
nading up and down the streets.
the police staged a last round
up and roped IS head. They
were then sold az auctinn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12
Squadron go
Leaving

A surprise cocktail party was
given for 1t. Commander w. L.
Pack, commander of Squadron
80, night fighters, by the officers
of the squadron.
Many of these officers are leav-
ing shortly, and in appreciation
for the many sincere and
thoughtful deeds done by the
squadron leader, the officers re-
taliated with this party.
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Traffic Accidents
In Florida Costly

Recklessness and negligence on
the part of drivers are listed by
the State Department of Public
Safety as the major contributing
factors in the $28, 100000 property
damage and toll of 625 lives caus-
ed by 1945 traffic accidents in
Florida.
The tremendous increase in &C
cidents, the public safety director
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12

Z. NIFtH CIILIt , tSIIEI 70 NC-
scribe the situation in Russiad-
dominated areas where news is
withheld and visitors banned
8. Yes; some other stars.
9. Soft coal, 40 per cent; next
comes petroleum, 80 per cent.
10. One is reported about
ready for the market.
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IN APPRECIATION

To the Officers and Crew of the
SIS. Willet, I extend to you my
heartfelt thanks, as without your
help, do not know what would
have done. Thank you and may
God bless you.
MRS. JOSEPH SPELOCK.
apr12-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12

u. S. Senator Warren C. Mag
nuson of Washington, born al
Moorhead, Mimi, Al years ago.
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The Answers
Questions on Page 'Two)

Questions on Page Two)
l. William T. Foster. -
2. In February the Govern
ment collected more than it
spent but the present fiscal year
will show deficit. AZ
> 6 g. In February, $279, 200, 900, I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12

BEN GROSS, radio common
tator, editor N. Y. Daily Mirror
is mentioning here in Key West
with his wife at their home on
United street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12

ZETTA FRANCIS CABRERAS
current boy friend from Missouri
is to leave shortly for Navy
training in Norfolk, and so she
wouldn't forget where ne was
going told her, "I'm going to
small craft school and il you
can't remember that, just say
little boats
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-12

We were distressed to hear
that MRS. MARY JUNE MESA'S
little girl broke her arm and had
to be taken to Miami for treat
ment. And Mrs. Nelly Louise
Russell and Mrs. Louisa Delaney
Sre both tending sick Children.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy direct from
ossnts ownsr sax Or hedrm home all CASH no
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy small or
large houses. regardless Of condition. Will
paH Will an EXca.NaF ssSh R9E sI,sIv
corner lots overlookine lake in restricted
residential area In Orlando, Fla, as down
payment on 3-bedrm. house with adequate
ssIi o.ens 5ss4 SUNDAYS. 'N holidays s'sfs and
wy VIZ CAN AM SELF Your HOUSE at its fun
yston ysSs 0dy Vim osr sanNbRs s2nnSn sas Con 1
Realtors (Est. 1857. 1919 K st. NV. Di.
DO nS YOU WANT SPEEDY AcTIoN,-List
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9s son eoBEsa Bez dab a 5ny sts2 condition in any sec
spsoialistMPlesse saIi i for free ss and honess
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cMxsrss a11s ss' H auSs NJ 1aos n.s client. waiting
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Evening star., 1946-09-06

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rooms, stairs to noored attic. large, mod
finished basement, most unusually and at
tractively landscared lot with brick terrace
sS9SsRsns M4oER Rf
NEW NEW RAMBLING BUNGALow-Locsted
s'Iss aunt cno se seeten
of the highway. IL miles or 25 minutes
from D. G.: suficient land for a gsrden;
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NEAR NJ RS sth WnAH AND aAMiLToN SITS. Nv
s nhsS SEss rooms 'front.' sea snd
schools ShePPng and rn tTsnspsrta,icn; rsV so
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Mr.. Morgan, COX q CO, DI. 1854; eye-
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14th and Allison SITS. NV: rms, 3
baths. garage; well-constructed. modern
tapestry brick; southern exposure Act
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NEAR TECH HIGH brick houses, con-
tanning rms. and bath, In good ne loca-
ton. can be bought v,g fSr 81 SO 500 each.
1907; 800 lp;kocK 10. CAROLINA AVE. Ne
Nice. clean 6-room brick, / "a baths, full
ba sement. automatic gas h.-w.h.; easy
terms. Call Mr.. MORGAN. COX d CO.. DI
t"I.. evenings. TR. 6262. 3
WOODRIDGE-6-room detached. asbestos
shinale: fully insulated, hardwood fioors.
oil heat, garage, large lot Owner leaving
town: terms Mr. Mors.n; cox q CO,
SILVER SPRING, Woodside Park--Attrsc-
tive English stone home with z spacious
please. woRTHINGToN REALTY. Sligo
sh4l; an. to pm. II no answer. eau
SILVER srRING-Attractive 7-room oeor-
gian brick; nrst offering OF this. true
center-halI home; immaculate condition;
bedrooms. 21a baths, recreation room.
suit = discriminatps purehaser. Terms
woRTHINGTON KEALTY, Sligo 8b4I. 8
isns. m to p II no answer call sH