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SOUTH FOR MEDICAL
 ATTENTION

James Sofoulis flew to Seattle yeS- terday via Pan American Airways He will stay there for about three weeks in order to receive medical attention.
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ACTIVITIES FOR VISITING NAMES
 FILL LONG LIST

Activities scheduled for both Unit ed States Navy and British Navy enlisted personnel during their Ju- neau visit are:
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CANNERYMAN HERE

John s. Henry of the P. E. Harris Company of Seattle is at the Bar anof Hotel
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PUBLIC RECEPTION
 TO WARNE MONDAY

A public reception will be held at the Governors Mansion on Monday evening to honor William E. Warne. Assistant Secretary of the Interior. A dinner party will precede the re- ception, which will begin at 9:30 pm. All people who are interested in meeting Secretary Warne and his party are invited to attend the re- ception
 Mohammedanism is the prevail ing faith among the IndoneSians.
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Indonesians are typically short and slender, with broad flat faces, and straight or wayy black hair.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 2s

Glacier trips.
 Activities at Evergreen Bowl, , starting at D. m. Cricket game, USN vs. British Navy; tennis match es, USN vs. British Navy; five singles and two doubles; picnic. 3 to 5, for 300 British Navy enlisted men and 300 UNS enlisted men.
 Baseball game, 6 D. m, Firemen's Ball Park, Juneau All Stars vs. An chorage All Stars, admission to serv- icemen, 25 cents.
 Free movies: Forest Service nov ies on Alaska at Juneau Grade School auditorium, 730 to g. Colored movies at St. Anns Roman Catholic Parish Hall, 730 to 9, Dr. J. O. Rude's trip down the Yukon and Henry Harmon's local movies.
 Dinner at Governors House for commanding officers of visiting ships; dance for ships officers, Ma sonic Temple, to 12, AWVS host esses: dance for 100 Royal Navy and 100 USN enlisted personnel, Elks' Hall, orchestra furnished by cruiser Kenya, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and Teen-Age Club girls, 16 years and up, co-hostesses; rifle matches local team, USCG team, USN team and British Navy team competing Carsen Lawrence will contact all ships and arrange details.
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SUNDAY. August 24-Church Doubleheader baseball game al Firemen's Ball Park: Juneau All Stars vs. Anchorage All Stars, D. m, admission to servicemen, 25c
 Activities at Evergreen Bowl be- gins at p. m; softball game USN, British Navy and USCG teams competing; tennis matches between local teams and British and USN teams, five singles and two doubles.
 HMS Kenya open for inspection to local visitors 3:30 to 6:30 p. m
 Pulling boat races, USN, British Navy. USCG, 4 p. m; It. Comdr George Playdon, Exec. Off, USCG Cutter Wachusett will arrange de- tails.
 Glacier trips.
 Free movies at Elks Hall, 7:30 to g: Amy Lou Blood of Lu-Ek' s Photo Shop showing colored nov ies of Alaska; Forest Service nov
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sBoULEvARD TRIANGLE

Editor, The Citizen:
= wonder how many people
have noticed the Improvement
in the triangle. at the entrance
TO the boulevard? Thanks to OIL
ivcr Cato, foreman on the State
Road Department, who has spent
much of his Spare time, spread
ing new dirt, blowing, and
planting grass. He installed "a
pipe line to the center Of the
triangel and waters it twice :, a
week.
We, the Jayshees, have, been
struggling with that deceptive
plot of land for over a year.
dragging flowers grass, hose
GOO feet and picks, for the land
is almost solid rock. every week,
only to 60 back the next week
to see everything dead, and have
to start all over. So thanks, MIR.
Cato for the helping hand.
THE JAYSHEES,
Edith Sweeting,
Publicity Chairman
Key West. Fla,
Dec. 81, 1947.
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Still az death.

0tlil as 0eatN.
The man on the floor was John
Macfarlane. He lay on his back,
his bearskin cap tumbled from
iron-gray hair. The flesh about
his left eve was swollen and a
blow OF some kind had split hrs
ip at one corner. The slow trlckie
of blood along the line Of the jaw
told Brant that he still lived
He yelled, "Mac!" and tugged
at the big shoulders. His eyes
sought in vain for any sign OF
Ella.
Macfarlane's lips moved. H1
eyelids quivered.
what happened. Mac?" Brans
asked.
"Hit my head" Macfarlans
whispered. Must have fallen,
"You were knocked down, Mae.
Who did it?"- ....
The paper manufacturer took p
deep breath. He felt of his in
jured eye and his mouth. He be-
gan to swear huskily. ~
"crane," he said. I'VE were
fighting"
Brant gulped. "It:: looks Is Il
he went into the log conveyor.
Into the conyeyor and into those
knives and" ~.
"Whot?" .. ~,
There was blood" Brant be-
gan, and fell. silent. A man had
stepped around the end Of the
chopper. He wrote blue denim
overalls, bullying with sweaters
and trousers underneath. He w4s
short and heavy and his battersd
nose slanted across his face Ike
an unlucky prizefighter's. -"
"Charie King" Brant said. :.
"Hyah, Andy" Kings small
eyes studied the marks Of combat
on the mill owners face. MISTER
Macfarlane, I been lookin" TOR
you. You was the one that hired
me, an IL I'm fred of this Job
after seven years, you're the one
that's got to do it." !f~@,,- ~.
"Fired?" Macfarlane repeated.
"Who said so?"
| "Crane." -. -
Macfarlane's nostrils Jared. III
that yellow-ivered rat" He
changed his mind. Listen, King,
I'm busy. Come around tomof-
troW." .,4F.s
"I'M be here, King said. IN
time for work" *.
l &c b esntinssAs ~
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The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today, increasing ycloudi-
ness tonight and Thursday;
warmer this afternoon. Gentle
to moderate easterly winds be
coming moderate, occasionally
fresh, east and southeast Thus
day, ,.s., \. .... .~+s e.
Florida: Partly cloudy south
portion, increasing clol,diness
north portion today thru Thurs
day. Few showers over extreme
north portion Thursday. Contm-
ued mild temperatures.
East Gulf of Mexico and Jack
sonville through the Florida
Straits: Gentle to moderate
southeasterly winds thru Thurs
day except becoming moderate
to occasionally fresh southerly
over extreme north portion
Thursday. Few showers over cX-
tremc north portion Thursday;
otherwise partly cloudy wealth
er.
Jacksonville to Apaiachicola
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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CHURCH SERVICES
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
of the Army and Navy YMCA
after midnight. 49,.
Eugene B. Eddy, director of
the Army and Navy YMCA, who
also served as director of the
USO, will take down the sign
of the USO and erect the YMCA
sign. .
There will be no change in
the type of service we will per-
form for the city's servicemen"
said Eddy. Tho building will be
operated just as it has BEEN" 5
All clubs in the city are sched-
uled to hold parties tonight.
with the passing of 1947 and the
coming of 1913.
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Unite for II. q !! $h !!! !y!!

Chapter 3

Chapter 3
DRANT felt his anger rising,
ID but he made himself wait.
Whatever was happening there
in the mill, was strictly Elias
and Cranes affair-and perhaps
Macs. He had no right or reason
to interfere.
Nevertheless he went to the
nearest door Of, the mill and
pulled it open.
The deafening clatter of ma
chinery greeted him and the
aromatic smell of chopped spruce
tingled in his nostrilS.
Brant peered right and left
without seeing anyone. Beams,
shafts and tanks would have hid
den Macfarlane from his view, in
any event, and the regular work.
men would have left the premises
within FIVE minutes of the whis-
ties signal. But there should have
been someone around, for from
one end of the place to the other
wheels were turning, belts slap
ping and for-foot logs humping
along over revolving rollers in a
deep trough.
Sensing something extraordi-
nary and possibly ominous, Brant
started at the end of the trough
where the logs came up through
the floor on an endless belt,
stripped Of bark and washed
clean, and tumbled into the con-
veyor. He walked 50 feet to the
steel drum of the chopper, where
the noise was loudest. and stood
fascinated.
The drum was filled with spin
ming knives, visible through an
opening into which the logs slid
endwise. The flashing blades bit
into the fibrous wood with q
snarl, chewing it ravenously.
Within ten seconds a 12-inch
log, which had taken a mans
lifetime to grow, became a fiutter
of half-inch chips leaping upward
through square wooden fiue. to
be bruised between iron rollers
and dumped into a tank Of churn-
ing yellow mush.
In this tank a mixture of lime,
sulphuric, acid and woodpulp was
stirred by metal paddles while
steam pipes heated it. For eight
cen hours the mess would cook
bubbling sluggishly, before being
pumped into the series Of bleach
ing tanks. refinerS and dyeing
watts. Finally it would be mixed
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Bv:DON CAME RON =

with clear water and started on
it's careful course through the pa
per machine, with its sand traps,
wire cloth. suction boxes, ironing
rollers and surfacing calenders.
The log he watched slide into
the bright knives this Thursday
would be Red Rock bond paper
in the stockroom Saturday after
noon.
Once, years ago, when Brant
had been in the mill, Mac had
stopped him beside the cutting
machine to say, IF ever you want
anybody killed, bring him here
and well stage the perfect
crime"
There would be no possible
way of establishing the corpus
deficit, according to Macfarlane.
Chips from the logs that came
after would polish the knives and
obliterate bloodstains. Flesh.
bones and clothing would be alb
sorbed in thousands of gallons OF
pulp and acid. Not even the most
searching analysis would disclose
the presence of human chemicals
in that smelly sea. And such COM
paratively indestructible things as
coins, buckles and shoe nails
would be hopeleSsly lost IN tons
of waste.
Remembering, Brant shuddered.
lie rounded the chopper and
Ii stopped short, staring at a
scarlet hunting cap and fur
lined mitten on the floor. His
gaze Travelled to the boarded sides
Of the conveyor and came to rest
upon a long red streak on its
upper edge. The streak was wet
and glistening.
knowledge of what must have
happened came instantly. All he
could think of was that he had
to stop this murderous machine,
even IL it were too late to re-
claim anything that had gone
into the bubbling acid mess in
the digester.
He swung toward the open door
Of the foreman's room. He saw
the switch handle jutting from
its metal box just as his feet
struck a mans body lying on the
floor. Falling, he threw out an
arm and hit the handle. The
racket lessened, the shrek OF
belted wheels became a groan
the humping of logs ceased. Be-
fore Brant could pick himself ur
the whole building was still
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SPALDINC NAMED
Continued From Page One)

running a city. We will be pay
ing $3.50 a month for a student
to learn how to- run a city. For
the sake of Key West, which l
love, l hope he does a good job.
Commissioners Dion: Il have
had considerable experience in
the Army as an officer, and
know that some OFFICERS handle
practically the same functions as
in a city. Captain Spalding- has
had forty odd years experience
in the Navy. The point of Com
missioner John CarboneH is
good, but laughable when you
know the facts.
Captain Spalding has tact,
patience, knowledge. He belongs
to the highest association of en-
gineers in the United States.
Dion's words were uttered slow
ly and clearly as he praised Cap
tain Spalding.
Commissioner Louis Carbo-
nell: IF anything gives me a
laugh, it is to say that because
man doesn't belong to the City
Managers association, he can't
run a city. The largest town in
Florida (MiamD is being run by
a man who does not belong to
the city managers association.
His name is Dick Banner, and
he is doing good job. Norfolk,
Va. is also doing the same thing
as Miami. Mr.. Ellingson is a
charter member of the city man.
ayers association. Was he city
manager? Nobody can say any
thing about Captain Spalding's
ability. He has been offered
jobs paying three times as much
as we are giving him. l feel
proud and l know the citizens
of Key West will be proud to
have Spalding for the next two
years, at least.
Commissioner John Carbonell
angrily: Commissioners Louis
Carbonell can laugh if he wants
to, but l pledged my support to
the Junior Chamber of Com
metcc. l hope that he accom-
plishes what you commissioners
expect of him. Commissioner
Louis Carbonell is continuing
his fighting and bucking ways
like he did in the last commits
sion. l am here as a gentleman.
l am entitled to my opinions. |
am not going to take from Com
missioner Louis CarbOnell what
Albert Cooper took from him. l
am not going to take it. Let's be
decent in our remarks, let's
work for the future of Key
West"
After the meeting Commits
sioners Carbonell had more re-
marks to address to one an
other as spectators gathered
around them. This was the first
meeting of the new commission
where. temperS flared in the
open.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Peoples Forum
ssssesssssssssessessssas

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siens. ~ the We've u its read
ere. tbst the editor reserves tAs
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Of the PAPER only. Signature 81
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Liquor Permit
Transferred

The transfer of a retail ven
doris liquor license from Cohen
and Bonany of the South Beach
Pavilion, foot II Simont1n s'1eet
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to Benjamin Goldberg was APP
proved by all commissioners last
night at special session of the
rfAyy Fa4l.L..
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TIDES
Tomorrow
Naval Base
eastern Standard Time)
High Low
12:42 am. -. 1871 am.
l:53 pm. 7:l6 pm.
Additional Tide Data
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda --0hr.
(bridge) 10 min. 90 It.
No Name Key -t2hr. .
least side) 30 min.
Boca Chica --0hr.
SANDY Point 40 min.
Valdes Channel -t2hr.
(north end) 10 min. -t1.4 #.
(NOTE: Minus sign-correc-
tons to be subtracted. Plus
sign-corrections to be added
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Tourist accommodations in quiet
private home, 500 feet from
ocean. BY day, week or month.
Brents, 701 South Street.
dec30-3tX
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New l947 Skamper. 15-foot house
trailer. Sleeps g.. bottle gas,
50-lb. ice box. Cutest thing
on wheels. Apply MaStic Trail
er Park. dec30-3 tx
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Furnished cottage, adults only, no
pets. Apply 818 Olivia.
I dec29-3tX
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Colored boy for greasing and
washing cars. Navarro, Inc,
opposite bus station. dec30-tf
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HELP WANTED

Clerk, position available. Tele-
phone Western Union.
dec29-3t
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Mattresses at Casa Marina Hotel.
New Years Eve. Call MIR.
Commit. dec3l-lt
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Modern spacious completely fur
nished apartment, four rooms
and bath, tub and shower, twin
beds and sofa bed. Rental to
June LIST. Adults only, No
pets. Apartment 4, 81 United
street. dec30-3tX
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Horses for hay rides and saddle
horses for rent. Apply Buster
Cerezo, 1920 Harris Ave, Phi.
1350-M. dec29-4tX
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FOR SALE

1912 Buick Super, 4-door sedan.
New engine, new paint, etc. A
beauty. See it at IBID Poin-
cana. dec3l -3tX
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White outside house paint, white
enamel, floor enamel. $2.75 gal
Ion up. Large electric heater,
1915. Doherty g. CO.. 846 Oil.
via, corner of Packer Phone
1897. dee2s-st
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Read the Classified Ads in The
citizen.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

Furnished apartment, adults, no
pets, hot water. 1919 Margaret
Street. dec27-tf
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, Dec. 81, 1947
observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Temperatures
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Brand new ladies' wrist watches
17-jewel movements, set in lax
heavy solid gold cases with
domed crystal, pink dial, GRID
band. $4,000, tax Included.
Write Box 10l, c/o Citizen,
dec29-6x
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New apartment for rent to couple
only. Apply Blossoms Place,
corner Eaton and White SITS.
dec30- 3tX
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1910 Ford station wagon. verv
clean. Price reasonable Mon.
roe Motors, TBS White ST.
dec22-u
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House for adults for one month.
Phone 1021-J. dec3l-3tx
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Furnished four-room apartments,
maid and janitor service, linens
and all utilities furnished.
Coral Hotel Apis, opposite Post
Office. t.t dec23-12tx
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Furnished rooms. 626 Grihnell
st. $6.25 single, $3.50 double.
dec27-4tx
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For the winter season or long
err spacious two bedroom
home, beautifully furnished.
Large lot with tropical fruit
trees at North Beach. Contact
owner 1919 Olivia Street.
Phone 1164-W. dec31-3tx
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FOR RENT

Light housekeeping rooms, SIS =
$40 per week. Ali William st.
dec6-1m
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Motor scooter, good condition
Tony's Auto Body Shop, sos.
COS Greene Street, dec24-et
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viIl be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate Of &c = word for each In
Sertion, but the minimum charge Tor
the first is words or less Is goo.
The rate for blackface type IS &c
word. and the minimum cnarse io'
Evening star., 1947-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe...

CHEyY CHAsE-A modern. eustom-built
esnser.hsil sent brick: rooms. 4 rb bedrooms, 2
dining room. ultramodern kitchen, large
spacious living room, screened porch open.
ing onto large. beautiful landscaped lot
room. maids room and bath. oil heat. 2
II sEAETa bnoRs os g. se' Ssss pa 5soe Conn
OPEN 4 to 7.P.M. EVERY DAY, 5341 goth
ST.. n.w.-Det. brick. vacant. completely
lst a.; 2nd a.. bedrms.. sun deck and 2
ans ony wM IPnn9 Se Co. re ses sssS fss
AsJ xyAAB5E on DuEshsss Ct ;ffn,S
sa'Sas's ssss sssa saS%s. S VIM gag .iEPs
Sp gTs Oh st. amdet.cb.d nM brick ak
Powhatan pi.. lovely rooms with bailt-in
a I'm ri Yh 1sss sxsEa nt Sah
aHERIcAN AZ G5is HNfvERsITY uans fARkMBeauti- "A
4epaas scstsS d aIss r NV r &c S
kitchen. full-sized bedrms. and 2 baths.
apgTES sa5os1E ri lso ass Re ass until
offering Of this attractive 20.ft. row brick
IN ana and
deep lot are some Of the desirable features.
r9F fYEsasr Sh infScmaion sa MT oyins TtE
Rf ses1 sEpRM snd ND Sath Siss
with additional bath upstairs; large living
fully equipped Kitchen lot 60x15O. in a
most desirable area Of Silver Spring; only
$i3Se 9th s252s dSTn .Tssr SIMON IN Nr. =
DON'T OVERLOOK this modern 5-year-
vns Tm dnns @
aipsfa sselSsive 1si With siMoN si Franz AZ Co. 81
Rss gR rs ssF 6Sk S IF oR Gsf sR slde
brick Colonial in nearby Silver Spring; 1st-
powder fs
soSS SS'asananE sean sok rsAsk sass'e Co. vsh
s7Gs WHiTE f1fsF ELEFHANf ri Iarse ntown
Chevy Chase estate, suitable for diplomats.
doctors or large. large family; II rms. ,S. 5h tile
buffers pantry. Scar garage; completely
e a. s$5's5So. g w Exclusive With SIMoM * !. !.
after 8. MI Nj. Blanchard. pU. p $500. Ext.
D5UGff'oNr CIRCLE AREA suitable for eH Club,
condition with banquet-sized din. rms. and
auditorium; ideal for any organization
needing more spacious quarters; priced
well below comparable property. Cali J. r.
TENCHER CO. AD. 2644 till pm. 81
han handsome S det brick excel oE eonda in nAiaa one
of the finest close-in sections conv. to best
schools, transp. and shopping; 4 bedrms..
finished attic; unusually beautiful garden;
garage; oil heat: immed. poss. Call Mrs.
Foster. with HELEN NORRIS. OR. 587O.
HOME AND INCOME; near Meridian Park
This charming older home. Just few
minutes from downtown, offers an oppor-
tunity for comfortable, convenient living,
plus substantial income; white row brick;
10 rooms, ga baths: including complete
Groom apt. on Bird floor: spacious rooms.
NORRIS, CO. 3417, OR. 5S7O, OR. O632.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hwest.

MIR. WORKING MAN--Do you want to
get ahead? Here's a good 3.story apt.
house, nice neighbors, on 10th, 81. s.w;;
income. better than S170 monthly: with
approximately $4,000 move in and let
others pay for your home. with EXCESS
including furniture, w. D. WHITENER,
Brokerage. OK. 264s, DI. 6212, CHI. 5771,
7-ROOM DWELLING, good, white location:
terms. THOMAS P. BROWN g. SON, 615
4th st. sw. MA. 1919.
NEAR AGRICULTURE Department and
smithsonian-A very substantial 2-story
and basement brick dwelling having 8
bedrooms, bath; living room. dining room,
pantry and kitchen; oil hot-water heat:
excellent spot for permahent-type of
roomers;, Frice, S11 $50; possession, with
title. Shown by appointment Call Mr.
Latimer evenings, EN-. 0770), THOS. J.
FISHER & CO., INC, Realtors, DI. $3.50.
DARLINGTON ST. s.w.-A lovely home
viii be found 70 in this almost new brick
sists of s spacious rooms, bath, stove,
Must sell! Call til 9 pm, LEO N.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
Evening star., 1947-07-30
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

ROCKCREST-3 bedrms., l bath, asbestos
shingle house with liv rnl.. dinette KIT.
fully equipped: very large lot. This house
is in nice condition and priced at So
$50. Call MR.. AGNEW. ewes, at WI. 6072.