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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Russia To Open
New Coal Fields

MOSCOW (AP). -Four coal
fields have been SURVEYED this
year in the area discovered by
Soviet biologists during the war
in the Kuznetsk Basin.
Chief Engineer Molchanov OF
the kuzgas Coal Prospecting
Organization, who has been SUI
said the area would probably
pefvising the exploratory work
rank among the most important
in this rich basin.
The fields are located in the
Taiga 60 kilometers from the
city of Stalinsk between the
Tom and lisa rivers in the foot
hills of the Kuznetsk Ala-Tau
Mountains. The. mountainous
terrain enables the deposits to
be tapped through galleries
driven int, the hillside, eliminat-
ing the need of shaft-sinking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
TREVOR GIVEN POWER

Continued From Page One)
LancelOt Lester continue on the
Key West Realty case was made
by Commissioner L.. Carbonell
and was unanimously approved
Commissioner j. Carbonell:
Gentlemen, l have all the per-
sonal respect in the world for
you, and want the same respect
shown me as a commissioner. l
did not sign the call today be-
cause the charter demands that
three hours notice be given for
a special meeting"
Mayor Adams: There was no
intention of ignoring you. The
mistake in time was made by the
city clerk"
City Clerk Lowe: That's
right, / made the error and
apologize for same.
The commissioners then dis
cussed proposed consolidation of
offices, and agreed to further
instruct City Attorney Ignatius
Lester prior to Testers drawing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Jaycees Make
Final Plans
For Air Show


FINAL plans for tine Air Show
to he held at Meacham Field
sunday were outlined for mem
bers of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce at their regular meet
ing last night at the Poinciana
Community Center.
Jack Hoelker and Whitley
kaanta of the veterans air show
revealed there would be a total
OF nine acts, six of them COM
edy acts.
What will probably be the out
standing feature of the show
wiH be the bat man act, where
the bat man leaps from a plane
oOOO feet In the air, floats down.
ward toward the earth and re-
leases a parachute a few hun
dred feet from the ground
The Veterans Air Show. is a
troupe of aviators from World
War IL, who have banded to-
gether flying from city to city
giving spectacular performances
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
MEETING HELD We'd
NESDAY NIGHT TO
PLAN FOR ANNUAL
EVENT

Community Christmas Tree
organization met Wednesday
night in city hall to arrange
for this years Christmas tree in
Bayview Park.
The following officers were
elected: GlenwoOd Sweeting
chairman; Victor Lowe, First
vice chairman; Principal Greaux
second vice chairman; Wilhelmi-
ma Harvey, treasurer; Ruth
Higgs, recording secretary; and
Anna founders, corresponding
secretary.
Norman d. Artman was ap-
pointed publicity chairman and
Nell Haury was also given a
Craftsmanship.
This organization last year
distributed bags of candy and
oranges to $500 children; 80
needy families 1854 persons)
were given bags of groceries; 247
children, who would not have
known a visit from Santa Claus,
were given toys, and to each of
the 20 inmates of the Monroe
City. Home was given a one dol
lar bill and Christmas card.
Toys for the coming Christmas
may be left at the u. S. O.
Checks may be mailed to Will
helmina Harvey, treasurer
Community Christmas Tree Or
ganization, p. o. Box SO, or tC
Glenwood Sweeting, chairman
6l8 White street. 1t has been eS-
timated that at least $500 will
be required to accomplish as
much as was achieved last year
Many helpful Suggestions
were offered by the Reverend
Father Johnson of the CathOli,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Amount OF Sl,000,O00
In Property To Be Sold
Here Nov. 24-26 By WAA
ALL ARTICLES FOR SALE.
MAY BE VIEWED HERE
UNTIL l4TH OF NO.
MEMBER

Nearly $l,0OO,OO0 worth O,
property will be sold at the Cato
Warehouse, 400 Simonton st.
on November 24-26 by the Wa,
Assets Administration.
Articles to be sold sinch,de al,
ectrlc cables and fittings; cord.
age; wire rope; rubber hose,
builders hardware; pipe and
tubing; pipe fittings and valves;
acid and chemicals; paints; fire
fighting apparatus; searchlights
furniture; stoves, mattresses and
pillows; lockers; marine engine.
and miscellaneous machinery
parts.
These goods may all be exam.
ined at the Naval Seaplane, Ma.
val Hospital; Boca Chica Nava1
Air Field, Submarine Base
Poinciana housing Project anc
the Key West Army Barracks
until November "a from 8 D. m.
exvept Saturday, Sunday anc
Holidays.
Sale dates are November "a
l to 4 pm, to priority groups
at fair value. November Is anc
70 spot bids will be received
from all levels of the trade. In.
dividuals can buy the good:
from 9 a. m. to ! p m. on No.
vember "a and veteran dealer.
may purchase from Up. m. to 4
p. m. the same day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Sons Of Legion
Are Installed
Armistice Day

The Sons of the Legion Squad
ron of Arthur Sawyer Post No.
% were installed during the Ar
mistice Day activities at the Lee
gion Home.
The ceremony was conducted
by Post Commander c. B. Har-
vey assisted by the Key West
Guard of Honor.
Those installed as officers
were: Captain, Jack Stout; Isl
1t. Jack Dowson; End 1t. Louis
Cruz; Finance Officer, Harry
Taylor; Chaplain, c. B. Harvey
Jr.; Sgt. at arms, David Trow-
bridge.
The other members of the
Squadron obligated were Gene
Richardson, Jimmy Richardson
Eurial c. Watson, Jas. S. O'Neill
William F. Frizzell.
The Squadron was organized
under the direction of Legion
nairess Ira Watson, Jack Stout,
and Eurial Watson.
Races for school children were
held at the Legion Home during
Armistice Day under the direc-
ton of Legionnaires Iva Watson
Jack Stout and Eurial Wat:
son.
Races for school children were
held at the Legion Home during
Armistice Day under the direc-
ton of Legionnaires Iva Watson
Jack Stout, and Eurial Watson
Races for school children were
held at the Legion Home during
Armistice Day under the direc-
ton of End Vice Commander
Frank Hanrahan and Executive
Committeeman Kermit Richard.
son assisted by the Honor Guard
The races included 100 yarC
dashes potato races, sack races
tots races and mayn others.
The winners as announced
are: John Cruz, 4l8 White st.
Edna M. Ballard, l0-C Yates
Porter Place; Donald Richard
son, 2 Higg's Lane; John Whit.
son, SIT Eaton street; Edward
Curry, 1923 Eliza street; Rose
Yates, 1905 Newton street; ano
Ray Wrinkle, 1873 Poincians
Place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Arrange For Christmas
Tree In Bayview Park

Church, Miss Eileen Coughlin of
the u. S. O., and several others.
Eleven white persons and 10
colored persons as follows, at
tended the meeting: Glenwood
Sweeting, chairman; the Rever-
end John E. Pickens of the Con-
gregatiOnal Church, Poinciana
Church, and Child Welfare
Council; Eileen S. Coughiin of
the USO-NCCS; Victor Lowe
and Jane Hopkins Whidden of
Public Welfare for the City of
Key West; Elmo Greaux, prin-
cipal of Douglass school; F. A.
johnson of the Grand Pailbear-
er's Association; Malvise Pinder,
cOlored exalted ruler of the
Elks; Mary Moreno, president
of the colored woman's club, the
Reverend c. c. Higgs, Cornish
Chapel of Methodist Zion
Church; the Reverend A. j. Dav-
is of the Bethel Methodist
Church: the Rev. C. A. Sinclair
of the James Baptist Church;
Robert o. Olson of the Key West
Undertakers; Theodore Sands of
the Douglass school; Martin
Gonzalez, 2l5 Division street:
Samuel Higgs, 400 Grinnell ST.,
Ruth Higgs, president high
school P. T. A.; Anna founders;
representative of Girl Scouts
Council; Isabel Mcknight, l405
Newton street, ,the Rev. ]. H.
Johnson, S. j., of St. Mary's Par
ish center; CY club, st. Mary's
Star of the Sea Catholic Church;
Aloysia Van Goitsnoven, presi-
dent, and Wilhelmina Harvey
vice secretary, Business anC
Professional Women's Club OF
! Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14

up of the ordinance embodying
it, One OF the proposed con-
solicitations will be to give the
duties of weights and measures,
license inspector Ellis Brad
ley to Deputy Tax Assessor Har-
ry Elwood.
Acting City Manager Trevor:
mr.. Bradley says he is under
civil service. !.
Civil Service Board Secretary
Goddard: Il thought So"
City Attorney Lester: $40, It
is not a civil service job"
Commissioner Demeritt: 1.-THE
charter does not allow the de-
partments contemplated in con-
solidation to be abolished, but
it would allow one man to do
two or more jobs.
Motion to adjourn was made
by John Carbonell, seconded by
Louis Carbonell and approved
by all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
Fl. e. LObdelI
To Visit Here

Harold Edward Lobdell, for
mer dean of Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology, is schedul-
ed to make visit to Key West
on Sunday, November Is.
Mr.. Lobdell is now executive
vice president of the NIT alum
nj association, and, expressed a
wish to see the Overseas High
way and Key West and will be
driven down by Colonel Webs
ter F. Putnam, l94l Commander
at Key West Barracks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14

WAA reserves the right to reject any or all bids
prior to contract of sale. Checks in excess Of
$4,000 must be certified.
WAA conditions Of sale apply.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14
UNDERGROUND
Continued From Page Cnel

NohtiiiuEu FROM rage One)
several. The attackers fled in a
car and were pursued by soldiers
in several cars, but too late, ito
overtake the fugitives. Scarf h
for them is continuing.
A spokesman for the Jewish
Agency characterized the killing
of the soldiers and policemen as
"cOld-blooded murder"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14

Between 1912 and l945, carri-
ers on the Great Lakes brought
down third of a billion tons
of ore which helped win the
war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14

Over three-qnarters of mil
lion copies of James T. Farrell's
books of short stories have been
sold in the. United States and
Canada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14

Benjamin Franklin was the
first to introduce broom corn
into America. go
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14

Portugal has about one-fifth
the area of Spain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-14

Portugal has about the same
number of people as Ohio.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01
Scandinavian Stamp
Collectors Organize

There are ;.t preseGt. only about
IL stamp collectors in the Seattle
area who belong to Seattle Chap
ter l of the Scandinavian Collec-
tors Club of New York. This group
has been meeting on the fourth
Wednesday of each month at 1880
D. m. in the homes of the men,
bers. in rotation. These meetings
have been very informative, inter-
esting and stimulating and profit
able. Members have displayed their
collections and shared their knowl-
edge and experiences and ex-
changed their duplicates.
This small group is no indication
of the great and widespread in
terest in Scandinavian stamps.
Stamp dealers have assured us
that there are literally hundreds
of active Scandinavian collectors.
We have felt that some of these
might be reached through this
medium and we extend a hearty
welcome to everyone interested to
join our group. Mail your name,
address and telephone number to
DR., Ivar w. Birkeland, 619 Slim
son Bldg, Seattle, and you will
receive an announcement of our
next meeting.
Scandinavian Collectors
Club of New York,
Seattle Chapter No. 1.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

Cross is now rendering assistance
to the so-called Exodus Jews,
who are interned in camps near
Lubbock, on Germany's northern
coast. The aid is mostly in the
form of medicine and clothes.
The Swedish Red Cross also has
resumed its feeding of children
in Germany, which was temper
arily halted during the summer.
Over 10000 receive a nourishing
daily meal about $4,000 chill
dren from three to six years of
age in Berlin, $4,000 of the same
age period IN Hamburg, and 3d.
900 between seven and fourteen
in the Ruhr district.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01
Dam Convention In Stockholm In 1913

STOCKHOLM. = The Interna-
tional Commission on Large Dams
Commission Internationale des
Grands Barrages, CIGB) will hold
a congress in Stockholm next year
from June 10th to 18th. The
Swedish Committee of the Com
mission has recently issued an in
vitation to the 20 countries which
are members of the organization.
The four main questions to be
dealt with at the Congress are
Critical Exposition of the Meas
urement of Uplift Pressures and
Stresses arising therefrom; Re-
search Methods and instruments
for the Measurement of Stresses
and Defamation in Earth and
Concrete Dams; The most recent
Precautions to avoid the Forma-
ton of Pipings; Experiences aris-
ing from the Testing and the Ac-
tual Use of Special Clements for
Large Dams. The programme in
cludes study tours to number of
Swedish and hydro-electric power
plants, among them the Har-
spranget waterfall, situated north
of the Arctic Circle, where a new
power-station with a capacity of
100000 XIV is at present under
construction. Swedish industries
will also be visited. The tours will
conclude with meetings in the in
dustrial town of Trollhattan,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01
Town Risinq
From Ashes

OSLO. = In april. 1912, the
Norwegian village of Televaag.
near Bergen, was burned to the
ground by the Germans in re-
prisal for the killing of two
SS-men there. All physically
fit men in the village-74 in all
were sent to Germany, and
the remaining residents were
interned.
True to promise made to
the Televaag victims shortly
after the tragedy. the Norwe-
gian government has regarded
the rebuilding of their village
as a special project and late re-
ports show the task nearly
completed. Some 55 families
have moved into permanent
homes and UNI rous other
structures are now being built
Three hundred of the villages
original 420 residents have re-
turned and are now preparing
to participate in the winter
herring fisheries.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01
Swedish Red Cross
Aids Passengers
Of "Exodus''

STOCKHOLM.-(By AirmaiD-
After negotiations wi h various
authorities, the S d h r e d
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

The prospects for heating apart
ment houses this winter are con-
sidered bright by the heads of
the Fuel Commission, says one
of their spokesman. 1t is also pos
sible that hot water will be avail
able at suitable times during a
total period of one month.
Sweden may join UNESCO in
the near future. According to the
Svenska Dagbladet a proposal
may be submitted to the Riksdag
next year. DR.. Ragnvald Lunds-
from, former head of the Foreign
Policy Institute, is supervising the
preliminary work connected with
such a step on behalf of the Min
lister of Education and Church At
fairs.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-11-01

where one of Swedens best known
hydro-electric power-station is sit
uated.
The International Commission
on Large Dams was formed in 1928
with the object of promoting re-
search on various matters con-
nected with the construction and
maintenance of large dams. The
first Congress was held in Stock
holm in 1888 in connection with
the Sectional Meeting of the World
Power Conference, the second in
Washington in 1886, while the next
Congress will again be arranged
in the Swedish capital.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
sToRfs FOR ,RENI.
;VERAL WELL LOCATED, large and
,all. one may suit your husjness MA

SEVERAL WELL LOCATED, large and
small; one may suit your business. ma.
1921 I BLADENsBURa RID. NE stores,
ideal for valet, rugs, mems haberdashery,
HSosoipEs iR1snsfs REAL fss CO. ea re- JET
M 18Th f AND tSr SIS. isotoe Ns@aroundnoor store,
excellent eonaitiSn; vacant; very busy
STEIN 4 Co. 14iS K st. NV" Me: 800.
14th AND PARK RD. N.w,-1st COM
mercial; 3 lge. rms. 1st a.; ideal location
for retail business not requiring store
fEHRi 4De3 e5 trips 4hg s'ss e. nE lEo ME sEhs
R. l. AvE.-New store building. approx.
9o d. ID M least srss entire .na sudna snnand U
SSSEszSs MSpEzs s4osEi1 sss :sss.os Tn.
sssslsa nifa sga!..ff
Hosp.a
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LARGE OFFICES, recently rsmodeIed; per
feet F st, location, End and 3rd noorsi
BGokfAehAs BiE:i IN II Il. sHorrrse CENTER sssy
satabls inf b srea shop 81 iog shoe gs
goods, candy store. automobile accessories
or dry goods. Call MIR. HISLE, CH. 5000,
sas INDIANA AVE-. N.W-store and
upper frs.; downtown; entrances on 2 sts;;
approx $500 SO. IT,. bldg, equipped with
For further details, apply leasing dept.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN ~ CO.. l41b x st.
N sEyERAL STORES AVAILABLE On down
town corners: suitable any type business;
lease available to relisble persons For
information. call ME. 0095, COMET REAL
TY CO., a39 New York ave. NV. IL
MONTH oF DECkMBER-suitabls for
candy shop or florist; Nxcel. location on
upper Ga. ave. NV. rnone ia. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$500; APT BLDGs., each apt; 5 rooms
and BATH. bldg. about y ,completei will
complete for buyer at cost plus 10% If
afFS%EH m ssmHst1HP APro eli ssat ssss approx ,r.
old, in good condition; shows excellent
sT2N T. es eo II i41e Rm g. hE Ms s5Es 5too
ins Yes income If you buy this unusual
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fsfxr fsst' ete Penhy Win hcoms ss
SSsSis BERSsrEM E1is & CO. 14i5 x st st. NV" NE.
sos EAST CAPITOL sT-s rooms and 2
$I72bo Completely furnished with s
ss M %cb S5tnsv DU 7os
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 Eye st. NV.
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ii ii OF OFF RAILROAD. in D. c.. va va or
22 sss SS&5 os Ms sksisnfstS fS
Silver sPRiNG. eorner-s7,ooo 50. IT.,
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m s1tss ssst asS BUS 'p sscon sas
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ssz5 Is SMoDsfs
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W@TKER nsshS9shG9a 1Ec Se'e D slsee es9s
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X ST., near Drs. Hospital---valuable 1st-
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information, call ACE REALTY SERVICE
1914 Penna. ave. Sc, FIR. 7717.
COLORED-IDEAL HOME with income, in
choice NV. location; arranged into z fur
nished apts.; oil heat; income at present
spt. RuDDEN g. COIN, INC. Ex. b705.
Open until pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
LOTS FOR SALE.

Md. tout Defense hwy:)-Beautiful lots,
!OOx170 feet, $3.50 If you are looking
ated with beautiful trees and room for
flowers, and place where, the kiddies
can romp and play and still have such
water, electricity. telephone, mail service,
train and bus connections-then come out
TO Lanham Park one. OF Prince Georges
you assss san M Fea nesIy ha an
acre of land for. $3.50. with convenient
terms if you prefer so that you can pay
Come CO.. eoor out "a and LOOK Ai around There is no
Shsfs0n a pa 70 DaIH with the 1sue ored
in suns hs sngOh here invited it L'nhsn
out o1s0f Defense hwy, a. miles to Pennsyi-
vania Railroad oysrpsss Cross SysTpnass snnsm
PARK" st ofhcs on lett side Of pefense
hwy. once % open rHny.s da.ly ana y sSIahy sgndayy
Phene re ofFEa III oa9 FSR 4 eonstrSc
ton one q the MortS 1T
For. full particulars, call MAC LINDSEY
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FAiRFAx fAi HH ecaoeGSih;fY. t''n mi. from wash
ington. Sleepy Hollow section-34 acres
a
tract is Ideally situated. water and sewer
program can be worked out with respon1
Mae sss hNnsEY SI Realtors 7s aese s
Arlington, Va, CHI. 5000; ewes, CO. 1893
BEAUTIFUL wooDMooR, Silver Springs
most appealing community, the perfect To-
cation for your future home. where over
200 individually designed dwellings reflect
hs to ofha 1a5 9sst Rd. q Is ew
Ss5%IPs Ss .,Is5 Ray n TssSsss ysSs dEoh9Es
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fyss,i Havr GH GYdu essE SEEN GLEN HILLS. Fine to
for. only ~ cents to 3 cents per 50: It..
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asaes ssst on x' IT, ss sfoSna TURN sss At Glen His
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nearly an acre, bordering on creek; price. d
shfRparRb sfsppir nS' fafs f&Rk NV, 18th St ss and
1S9.tt' fHa dspth sssgidss A. loss. Nh
5SIasEf 5ShREH sbkDfsg fss srs IA st9 n nearby
Springbrook Forest. where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure LASTING
psrfest perfe set SETTING for your future home. 2h
Silver Spring area, 25-minute drive from
downtown Washington; priced as low as
ISL $50, Including fine paved roadways,
with no assessments Of any kind; cash or
terms; literature and plat on request.
GEORGE j. MOSS. Realtor, eH. $500. ,2ss
WOODBURN. restricted wooded homesites,
on Mass. ave, Montgomery Co.. minutes
from d. c. Oh, 1928; nishts, Oh. b211.
APT. nousE GROUNDS, lot - Zee. vide;
$500. Out n. II. eye. ] nj. past Dis
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Evening star., 1947-11-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

8H ACRES-15 minutes by auto to Navy
Yard, Boiling Field. Bellevue Research
and other Southeast Washing
ton activities, in line with South Capitol
Street Bridge under construction and new
Federal highway to Indian Head; an acces-
sible location bordering on ever,howing
stream. 3h miles D. c. line PRICED to
BUHDERs-Choics location on N. H. aye.
ties and TRANSFORMATION at hand. Call US
for additional information, BILLINGSLEY
& sANDERSON, 4934 Wis. ave. NV, Or
saIs SILVER X spPRfNa RING AREA, one mile FS Four
o9 per ' wNR NJ Psx Box as9 sssp
ioT your spring time home We have "a
s4Ha when fIa ne snow H fles. ' Why % Wait Until
e fssf e fd3t nbRPh sRf Rtfss ssaeE
NsR SIsA ); ss;hfiifkLEY HWY. will lead YOU you to
Pinecrest. Va. .10-year-old established
coaney Ise restrcted home sites from
S975. VERNON. M. LYNCH &. SONS. Z
miles out Columbia pike. phone Alex. 5000,
flSSe' f%o aCREs aSadass o, commercial ground; A.
room house. on Route l, near Fort 6elvoir:
S6,250; terms. VIRGINIA DAVID WILEY.
aBouT sfs5SS1ye 1es AceRks. near Naval Ordnance
either side Of highway; g miles from Silver
Spring. May sell in tracts Of IS, 25. 2s
and 40 acres. L. w. GRoOMEs. 18th and
Eye StS, NV, -b