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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02
THE CLEAN-uP
BY Joe Barry

Rush took a pencil fashlight
from his pocket and a gun from
his shoulder holster. He crept
ahead to the corner of the build
ing and turned into a narrow pas
sageway between two buildings.
Entering by a window, he stood
for a moment absolutely still,
listening. No sound came for five
seconds. Then from below in the
building somewhere a whisper of
an echo of voices. Rush slowly
relaxed. Lightly he moved toward
the sound of the voices.
Without hesitation he flung a
door open and walked into the
room, his gun tanning the room
in front of him.
Two men, on either side OF a
rickety table sat dealing rubbery
cards. Their faces. turned to meet
Rush, were studies in arrested
emotions. Rush wasted no words.
"Open the freight door," he
ordered.
They continued to stare at him.
His finger frightened on the trig-
ger and bullet tore through the
top of the table scattering cards
on the floor. A minute later the
door was open and Smoky led the
truck drivers into the building.
They found the papers still in
their original bundles stacked in
a corner fifteen feet from the
door. Rush looked at his watch.
Its three forty-five. The car
riers will be ready for them in
fifteen minutes. Get them to the
Chronicle building fast. want to
look around here for minute"
The truck drivers took the two
men with them and left. Smoky
stayed behind with Rush. They
found lights and began a search of
the building. Smoky found steps
to the basement and went on a
side trip alone. Rush was work.
ing toward the front of the build
ing when he heard Smoky call
ing. He went to the steps and
down into the basement. In a far
corner behind mammoth heat
ing plant Smokey was on one
knee bent over what looked like
a pile of rags. He looked over his
shoulder at Rush.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02
COOKED A FINE
DINNER; THEN
THREW 1T TO DOG

one lady recently stated that
she used to throw her own din
ner to the dog most oftythe time
1t made her sick just to look at
anything to eat. She was swollen
with gas, full of bloat, had head
aches, felt worn out and was
badly constipated. Finally she
got INNER-AID and says she
now eats everything in sight and
digeStS it perfectly. Bowels are
regular and normal. She is en-
joying life once more and feels
like some other woman" since
taking this New Compound.
INNER-AID contains ~ Great
Herbs; they cleanse the bowels.
clear gas from stomach, act on
sluggish liver and kidneys. Mis-
cradle people soon feel differ
ent all over. So don't go on suf-
fcring! Get INNER-AID. Sold by
all drug stores. C
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81 Just found ten thousand
votes" he said. Somebody killed
our Mr.. Carney"
Rush walked over to the body
and stood looking down at it.
That's all of them," he said.
"a clean sweep. Mari, Sully, and
now Carney. If X did all this he
was wasting his time hiring me.
He's cleaned up his city by a
process of elimination"
He shook his head and. turned
away.
Lets get out of here, Smoky.
I'm getting sick of looking at
stiffs, I want drink"
LIE got it at the newspaper Of
L i flee from the bottle he had
extracted from Pedrick's bar. He
drank straight from the neck
swallowing until the warmth
struck deep and started melting
the cold greasy ball in the pit Of
his stomach. He grabbed the tele-
phone.
SIS Bill Roswell around the sta.
tom" he asked when he got his
number.
"Just came in. Here he is"
Roswell's voice said, Hello"
This is the ex-resident of It's
at the hotel. Catch?"
Catch" said Roswell.
Can you find a half dozen
honest cops, at least honestenough
to do job if they get paid for
it,"
Can do. Six but no more"
"Okay. Get them. Offer them
fifty bucks for the night. Put
them around w. G. Covington."
"On the face of it you could use
about six cops yourself. Your Mr..
x might decide to dispense with
your services the easiest way"
said Prime.
"Let him try. It'll save me the
trouble of going after him."
Rush got up then and walked
to the door. With his hand out
stretched for the knob he turned
and with that same hand swept
up the unfinished bottle of whis-
key he had taken from Pedrick's
bar.
(T0 be cOntinued)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02
Chapter 80

ID USH walked down the hall to
N Pedrick's empty Office and
appropriated a bottle from his
wall bar. He carried it back to
Primes Office and poured drinks
in spills of copy paper. They
smoked for half hour, eyes con-
stantly straying to their watches.
Then the phone on Primes desk
rang.
It was Robin.
Someone hijacked the pa
pers!" he exclaimed.
"They shot the truck driver
and got away with all 10000 Of
the SheetS!"
The phone rang again. Rush
reached for it. 1t was Smoky.
Lose something. chief?" he
asked.
yeah, thirty thousand news
They looked like they might
be yours so / followed them"
Again Rush looked at the
phone.
Smoky" he said. DO you
know where those papers are?"
"Sure. | thought they might
need a convoy so l followed them
from the airport. They are now
in a basement about three blocks
from you. Pm in a cigar store
corner of Eighth and Center"
stay right there. I'll be there
with a truck in two minutes"
LIVE minutes later one truck
L carrying Rush and six truck
drivers armed with clubs picked
up Smoky at the corner of Eighth
and Center. He directed them
south on Eighth Street for block
ard a half. The truck rolled to a
stop in the canyon formed by the
rear walls of buildings on either
side.
Smoky led the way in single
file along one of the buildings.
They came to a freight door set
in the wall with its bottom at bed
level with the truck.
They're in there, Rush" A
"Okay. Wait here"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02
BEAUTY
How to Pack YOUR BEAUTY KIT
BY BETTY CLARKE
APP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor

YOU'LL need to do lot of planning when packing cosmetics
for trip Bottles and tucked away too ccnelesslY
crack and their contents spill expensive lingerie ond ire
poceoble garments
Probably there will be jors that need to be taken
there number of cosmetic items hot be
replaced with those in non-breukoble containers
Perfume be carefully packed and the stopper sealed
adhesive tope is best take it in small vios
with light These be wrapped and tucked away
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02

skin cleansers and these are
handy to have on a trip. If you
hesitate to include these pars be-
cause of their bulk, transfer the
pads to non-breakable screw
top cosmetics containers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02
Most APPLY
Named Athlete

SALT LAKE CITY.-(AP).-
Most aptly-named athlete in the
Pioneer league this season is
First Baseman Cecil of the Salt
Lake City Bees. His front handle
-honeSt-iS Diamond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-02
CAKE POWDER Pack
able farOriie for racaiiOn
beauties.

tanning lotions leave stains, how
ever. so be sure bottle caps are
tightly anchored.
One of the simplest ways to
solve the problem of bottles
and jars that may leak. in the
event you don't have a train
case with compartments made
for the purpose is to carry
them in your handbag. To do
this you must plan to take your
largest handbag and buy a zip
pered cosmetics pouch with a
waterproof lining to hold such
things as nail polish. perfume.
lotions and makeup.
You can find jars of little pads
saturated with dcodorant and
Evening star., 1947-10-01
$12,o00,0OO Suit Filed
BY New York Lawyer
In Check Case Here

John M. Holzworth, 50, New York
and Minneapolis attorney held here
on a bad check charge, late yester-
day filed suit in District Court ask
ing $4,000, 900 damages for himself
and his Cleveland engineering Arm.
He named as defendants in the
suit:
The Statler Hotels, Inc; Police
Supt. Robert J. Barrett, United
States Attorney George Morris Fay,
United States Commissioner Need
ham G. Turnage, District Jail Supt.
Curtis Reid, FBI Director j. Edgar
Hoover, Attorney General Clark,
Assistant United States Attorney
John w. Fihelly. District Court
Justices F. Dickinson Let's and
Alexander Holtzod.
Also Arthur Garfield Hays and
Roger Baldwin of the American
Civil Liberties Union and William
B. Jaynes and the Waldorf Astoria
and Shelton Hotels, all of New York.
Attorney Holzworth charged that
all the defendants had conspired at
various times to deprive him of his
civil rights; At the time Of his
arrest on September II and at his
arraignment before Commissioner
Tlrnaee yesterday, he said, he had
demanded . hearing which was
denied him.
He listed himself as an ofiicial of
the Yukon Engineering Co., Of Min
neapolis, which, he said, had con-
tracts with the War Assets Admfni-
srfation for the purchase Of equip
ment used on the Canol oil project
on the Alcan highway to Alaska
BY arresting him on the bad check
charge, the suit said, the defendants
gave him and his company dis
advantage in his business.
Mr.. Holzwortl recently brought
an unsuccessful habaes corpus action
in behalf Of Thomas Jordan, con-
victed slayer of Mrs. Elizabeth
Jaynes. in the Garden T-Shoppe
murder of 1881. The Mr. Jaynes
listed as a co-defendant in yester-
days civil suit was the husband Of
the murder victim.
Library and Branches
To Be Open Saturday
The Central Public Library and
the Georgetown, Mt. Pleasant,
Evening star., 1947-10-01

Northeast, Petworth, Soutl, east, and
Southwest branches which closed
Saturday afternoons and evenings
during the summer will remain
open from 8 am. to 8 pm. Mondays
through Saturdays, starting Sat-
urday.
Women are to> supplant men as
nurses in the African Gold Coast.
Evening star., 1947-10-01

The "new" look is the Gibson Girl look and
you can achieve It by wearing one Of these tir-
totious large bows Of royon velvet in the back OF
your hair. 1t is held in place with oree plastic
borrette =. and you will love the way it 81
dresses up your every costume in wide
WSL-North Building
HANDKERCHIEFS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-05-24
AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

FoRD-MERCURY, loO-h.p. motor less than
100 miles with all accessories; S15Q or
best offer. NORTH. CAPITOL MOTOR
SALE, 7a3 N. Capitol st. 30
er 1883. 10 or 12o series, $50. a554e
huTo Al rss ST uPHoLsTERY HIoi sfE sHila2MpooING2-
Why ride in dirty car? Individual mo-
pile service at home or office. complete SAN
itizing; several grades custom seat covers.
JOYCE AUTO CLEANERS, RA. 50lS-6SS4.
shock ahsorbers, rear ends. new hub caps,
7rilles. seal-beam lights. water and fuel
ty gla.s installed J L BRENNER & Co.
nHTo lat MGfSeas nuGGAsf eHs RsA1LRKf@mediat.
delivery: new shipment just arrived; the
ueatest one you've ever seen; sutta Bile fol-
merchants. farmers. fishermen and tour.
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO..
Ii37 Twins ST. NV. AD.. $500, Washing
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process: beautiful tread; 2-houI
service: eiectric-treated sections If your
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO. Washington's 5
Lsrgest Pontiac Dealer. 1897 Irving st
NV. AID. 5000 Quick, efhcient service
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
carry a large stock of good-ouality seat
covers in popular eolors. They will also
Prompt and neat installation If desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st
TRANSMISSION for Hudson. years 1897
1889, in good condition; S35. GL. 2107
FRONT GRILL. black. and body holdings
for Cadillac 1872 sacrifice. Dl. 3l25'
Evening star., 1947-05-24

PLYMOUTH 194I bus. coupe: pvt. owned;
eSns aSS easS sT p1sass w. siss new 'res : and
PIYMoUTH OUT 1915 4-dr. sedan; 10000 mi;
SSS n iaas 2ea7 ds iS xs Poor P sedan
1853: A. & s. MOTOR SALES. Abb 14th
iriLI2hMourH Il 1892 de ,uzs 4-deos;a a ,lsat Fsaio
ssS5 cali after 8 pm: n: 1914. .s ..s5
eand' $1 Eos. HAWKINS MOTOR e So'
PPHhyMsoGTH Fly sotGff 1e47 spes1a, de luxe 4-deer; q
heater; no miles $1,000, "a, WI Vs. taks
PLYMOUTH 1912 sedan; black. beautiful
nias Hss e. snd ASoc6 SS 5o?s t5s Mimi sle
PIanoHfH i1a s!slPf st. 1883 asa de luxe 4-dg sedan
MoTon sna h co sxesI ea isaa ss4s s7s'' AAwatNs
best o1er under. 81. 6a17. -,., ass5 ~
PLYMOUTH 1915 4.door sedan: with tnrd; Al
ton; 3 s1,74ss5. ,5oJ eo51E MOTOR CO. s ssss
owner; { radio. heater. Spotlight 5000.
PLYMo1TH Mi sS1I 1s41 de luxe five-pass. coupe;
radio; heater: Al cond.; shosS. Can
IN sooa shape lssi si7e essh Can ME COR
BN VA era bet rasa sas aoa or Pa heater per-
Eel eona.saoh n9 SAB tas Cash aaa fSEp ozS
fLYMoUTa is47 Special de de luxe Luxe club an5
heater; color gray; S2,275. Phone GIL.
055S. -25
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-dr. sedan; original
steel gray paint like new, meenaanicaaiiiy na leain
heater; this car is like new $500. WI.
PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 1910 4-dr. sedan; good condi-
5000. See MIR. GLENN, 4ol H st; NV.
PhYM6uTH FL rs II ~ ia41 e-dr. sedan: body in
PIYmoUTH pf OUT - 1884 Coupe; good eondite9o;
PoNT1Ac PoSaf n5saias ias7 Convert sedan good
gagains S4ao rs eona5.Gn' 1872 new tires new t9D
8GA 81 new tires; esst $1,000 800 or best offer under.
P6Nriac P6 "a C. 1885 5-passenger coupe: runs
sSSs: arssSss sa5ss KIP Zoo APFLiAs6H
ard heater; s11s5 ST. q. Or best offer under
tires; S45O. cH. 034i. --25
PONTIAC i94o 4-door Torpedo "s': ra,;
thU, tires: uS s. $50 O. or best cash offer under.
PoNfiao Po, TI.ii5' 1s4s 4-dr. sedan; r. and b,
HAWKINS MOTOR CO. cH. ss4s. .-.-a6
PONTIAC 1885 8: good running. condition:
PONTIAC 40 8 2-dr.: $500 or trade for
panel truck. 1a-ton Chevrolet or Dodge.
III or ~, Home after 5 pm, co, 1868. q
TSsT'ss TsssiT sSnsd aGsl nSss SsE's SELL Cali
PONTIAC 1941 club coupe; good Al con-
dition: $1,000. Phone GE. 0216 after
STuDEBAKER 1912 Champion: this car
is immaculate beautiful black finish.
reSgasa new car; price % ST ,oa5. GREENWAY USED
CARS. 5000 MINI. ave. ne. AT. 1913.
sTUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 2-door Sc
dan; in good condition.; with radio. heater
and overdtive: $500 WO. 0740. 25,
STUDEBAKER l941 Champion 2-door club
sedan. two tone; $50 miles; clean, sound
and economical $3.50 cash. TE. sS74.
TERRAPLANE 1898 4-dr.. sedan: good
motor; needs work on first and second
gears; S175 or best offer under. Highway
Service Station. 23rd and q. 8. /, Arl-,
FOR SALE, USED used taxicabs:. 1s41, 1s42
Plymouth. Dodge, De Soto; $3.50 to ST. 900
221S Champlafn st. NV. "a
TAxICAB, used. 1910 Ford: new motor:
S4Y5. Ar3ly SINCLAIR GASOLINE STA
TION. 11ti and r. l. ave. nv.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS,

CASH FOR 2nd. d.TRUsT NOTES; ouisk set
tlement. FULTON R. GORDON, l4sa E Eye
Is. AND and Trust LoANs..prompt
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. s17
9th st NV RE $3.50
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates nearby by Maryland' 4Bd
SoE Co. s37 18Th, NJ: s9S5 9a0,,r owners
without excessive title charges or ap-
praisai fees; low rates. SECURITY FL
NANCE CORP, S3S Investment Bldg, Dl.
ist-TRUsr LOANS on real estate; low
rates term or monthly payment. P. J.
WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA.
MONEY ON SECOND TRusF-we win
buy second-trust notes. D. c., nearby Md.
MogTaAoE 5 iRNVEsINIEsNsIs R Isss corr. 1914
Ist, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash In
"a hrs Also IF f1naHcial an aid Ito to builders
Ist TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES; yield
pr9psgty Ig al RAenA ednn ave- r.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

WATERFRONT PRoPERIY-SALE.
NEW LOG CABIN with 4 large rooms.
open fireplace in living room; AZ modern
convenience; 80 miles from WASHINGTON
D. C., on beautiful Lake jackson near Ma
nassas, Va, with IL miles Of shore front
fishing, boating and bathing. Price
So, 300. Apply at Lake Jackson ONCE q
Buena Vista ave- Baltimore IL. Nd
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-S-ro0m cottage
2-car garage, l bunk house. cleo. range
has 35 beds, all dishes and silyerWear, alst
broom cottage, bath, oil heat; right-awa,
to bay with private pier. Ideal place To-
club or boarding school IF boys or girls
Price, S13,500.
5-room cottage. all modern, lot 100x100
bedrooms, screened-in porch, knotty- pine
living room with fireplace. Price, $4,000
On the Patuxtent River, 1t has 9-rooH
house. 5 bedrooms, unfinished attic. ful
basement, garage, chicken house, otnel
outside buildings. 300 It. from river, gooc
fishing, good bathing, fine place for keep
ing boat. county wharf. Price, $4,000.
On west River. 450 IT. of deep water
i acre Of ground. 3 bedrooms. garage
completely furn. with elec. range, ant
refgr, also rowboat and private pier
Priced right to sell
w. E. HARDESTY, Marlboro 1885 OF
Sundays and after 6 pm, call Mr.. Dove
CA 714l or WeStriyer 247. 20
Evening star., 1947-05-24
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

sCIENTIsTs' CLIFFS, Port Republic, MD
Furnished cottages for rent, by week
to professional 4-year college graduates
up to June 21. and after Sept; 9th:
beyond Prince Frederick information sem some
evenings. AT. 0651. -26
COTTAGE FOR RENT at North Beach.
Md Call Saturday or Sunday. the LYDIE
ANN COTTAGE, 9TH and Dayton avenue.
DELIGHTFUL two-story residence, 35 miles
from Washington via Central ave. 8 miles
from Annapolis: Frigidaire. gas range. spa
cious porch; on Severn River; two rooms
twin beds and two double rooms; sleeps
from this week END to JUL. 1st only. $3.50;
for September to include one week October,
5000; very comfortably and attractively
furnished: references required: rental in
cludes utilities, canoe and skif. Box II
PLUM Pr, MD:-June 1,e1., s1oo; accom-
8; excel for children. R. K. SRYGLEY.
336 Wash, Glen Ridge. N. J.
COLONIAL BEACH, yA.-4 large rooms,
2 porches, large shady yard: water, elec. !:
season oE month, ,r Ii; o49s after 2. ,.es 29s
Peach; for 2 girls or couple. by week or
mo; S12 a week. For details. call AID.
7lfS -25
Evening star., 1947-05-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

1871 CHEVROLET PANEL. recently over
hauled; S5S5. 1a4l Ford walk-in-type
van. perfect for display sales, laundry or
bulk delivery; Sa25; Many others Z 70
10 MS NV; NA. GALS. -eh
excellent condition; brand-new tires, cail
CHEVROLET 1870 model; fiat bed. Ips-
ton. dual wheels; excel tires. Phone
CHEVROLET 1a4i haE-ton panel; new
motor installed March. '46; one Of feet in
constant maintenance: $500, HUB LAUN-
DERERS- 37th and Eastern ave- WA. 100.
"a
CHEVROLET 1888 IIa-ton van, recently
overhauled; excel. rubber; an outstanding
buy at 1913 Phone IA. otsl after 9 81. Pm
GHRyRoLETs, Specials ts) 1912 Ia ton
stake; excellent ,condition. easy terms:
$50 SUNDAY; 10 an to 3 pm. RICE
CHEVROLET la41 dump truck; new mo-
tor. excellent tires: reas. priced az SLIGO
Apply 1859 goth st. NV. Ma. 7201. -25
CHEVROLET 1888 I-ton stake; runs good;
a bargain S395 cash, terms or trade
HERSON'S AUTO & APPLIANCE CO.. ia
o st. nv. DE. .47o0. -26
Evening star., 1947-05-24
THE FOUR-WORD TEST.

In this test there are four words
given in each problem. Three OF
the four bear a definite relationship
to one another; for example, they
may be names of animals or the
names of buildings, or perhaps three
may be verbs. Cross out the one
word that does not belong.
l. ounce ton. mile. pound.
g Bill Voisele, Rip Sewell Jimmy
Demaret, Kirby HiRbe.
8. Eleven, twelve, thirteenth, fourteen.
4, Hop, skip, contestant, jump.
S. Pear, plum, orange. potato.
g. Trenton. Chicago Boston, Albany.
z. Daisy, tulip. fern. hyacinth.
g. Rome, New York. London, Ottawa.
8. Pilfer steal, donate take.
10 New York Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates,
st. Louis Browns. Boston Braves
ANSWERS will be published Monday1
Evening star., 1947-05-24
Al,ro Tpucks For sAlE tcon,. |,

CHEvRoLET 1a-ton panel: looks and p run
SONS q $ ATTo rs 4zoa 3 aprlIANcE CO. ss II 9
s ssadsoa asss sssS 'oa S. Rana s'sa
DnoDGE 1a41 4-wheel drive pickup With
n0p2E nSb2E G4 Tauck ek- ssas is4i. $500 So mile.
from Peace Cross out Annapolis I'd. .-25
DopGE sa le4s ss.t soa ess Msh soefd so
s75 5sea Cash lsela Phone sasel9sae ~ 9afo new yes
FORD DUMP TRUCK 194I, completely
aisads HHfsnsssa aa 'aP Phone e sffh Hf iossW
ssa5 ga m0iSr, Phone nsassI WI aaS sos oasefs
FORD 1911 Iss-ton dump, in excel eond. !;
raGs sssl PhEFso sS2s ess IsL
CO, TIA o st. NV, DE. 400. 26
FORD 1h-ton panel: good tires; clean
FORD i94i dump truck: | a ton. a,4-yd.
sss5. sSs5. I BILkHIMER & PALMER Moron
GO, cndn Sdlo Hamilton ST.. Hyattsviiie, Nd
WM. r. NELSON. s2s St. NV DU. 1000.
1ss ,4s. stake tsss sSssens Riaa
FORD 1897 pa panei siaas1 erueK: excel condition;
5000. q THE STANDARD PRESS s2o ! St.
GiMii GMG s 1s4e. .'nn; model cc-aoa. s.yard dump
body and hoist, division boards included;
sl-eu. IT. Garwood dump body and hoist.
perfect condition. can be. seen any time
Monday. See Mr.. Hasek, A. P. WOODSON
CO.. 9th st, at Michigan ave. ne. -25
SMc !'5a iss7 ton sa6s panel may be seen 81. rear
cheap. Can be seen after O'Clock. FIR
ONE 1886 GMC van body, $780,. 1910
Dodge stake body. motor recently over
hauled, body about yrs. old, $500; L 1941
Ford, cab over motor, lift. stake body,
10o-h p. motor, less than l yr: old, 81 ;00o'
4Raer1Ra aRssis1 Rsice CO. or VA. 35s7 eT IN ss5S.
INTERNATIONAL 1888 s4-ton panel; good
motor. Transmission and running gear:
ssss Rsssi sls CITY LiaoErua s.
Sack S2y K ii is4o 4R;~ s,ton. long wheelbase, new
motor and tires, excellent condition; "
down; SS75, RICE MOTORS. 1871 gla-
rvs aspo0qHs HaLF-ToN F. On. PANEL TRUCKS. excel
lent condition: 1898 Chevrolet, 1887 Ford;
reasonable. 1909 9th st; NV. "a
l9i7 NEW la-ton pickup delivery; new
fsky ss 9ft2E sss5 soToR gnfc ffss fsssss
Two TWo II f5s-ToN fos2 ARMY STAKE trucks. $50 good
condition, reasonably priced. THE PAUL.
SAM DISTRIBUTING CO., rear 1907 4th
low BED TRAILERs, for moving bull,
dozers, rollers, shoyels; suitable for all
purposes; Gallon road grader, hydraulic
blade: 10-wheel Mack truck. long chassis;
wheels with Leroy 4-cylinder motor. o2lel
BladenSburg rd ne, S6*
Evening star., 1947-05-24
ouT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HUNTING LODGE SITE. 1856 miles from
Washington, in The be- Mal'ntainsd a Of West
timber trees over 10 inches in diameter,
trout stream. deer. turkey. etc. Only
1925 I4th St NV, RE. 1916. -25
ATLANTIC CITY, N. For rent bed
rm. apt: l blk. to beach: Call Atlantic
City 46773 or write MRS. K. MOONEY,
$40 Oriental ave, Atlantic City. N; j.
FOUR s-RM. FRAME HOMES with ample
lots and electricity; in town. 4 mi from
Seaside and North Beach, Md; So nj
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven in one OF Florida
Communities Over 400 sold. 1 to acre
homesites, fronting, or near salt water;
community boat dock privileges; hard m
Priced as low as $500, S45 down, SIS
month Immediate possession. For beau
tiful illustrated free booklet write or
phone Paul E. Harrison. 1872 K St NV,
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Answer to TINCTURE.
Identical Twins Make
Some Average in School
By the Associafed Press

KENT, Ohio.-Teachers at Nearby
Rootstown High School say they
never could tell Wilma and Lillian
Thomas apart.
When the teachers averaged the
four-year marks of the 17-year-old
identical twins, Wilma, the yadedic.
torian, had 3.417. Lillian had 3.41.
The teachers. however. decided TO
have both girls speak at commence.
mer1t.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
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FIRST TRUST in the amount Of $4,000;
ceiient risk, Cali JAS. j. HOOPER CO
260I Conn. ave. DU 1900. -25
HAVE STRAIGHT nonamortizing first note
Interest payable auarterly Also 6-yeal
Sc purchase money second note Of
1850, payable S41.12 per mo-, on splen'
didly located Mt, Rainier bungalow
ROBERT MAGEE. RE. 7740, until $50
TWO NOTES FOR SALE. each. So, 733 80
bringing 6Ee interest; one payable Feb
90, 1a4s, one payable Feb. 90, 1919; Sc
cured by lst deed Of trust on Georsetowr
property win consider all offers WRITE
End. Ist TRUST NOTES for sale on D. c
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