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Evening star., 1949-12-07
Police Catch Fugitive
On Sharpsburg Road
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

| FREDERICK. Md, Dec. 7.-An
escaped convict from West Vir-
ginia was captured by Maryland
State police early today near
Sharpsburg after he eluded q trap
seven hours earlier.
State troopers identified the
man as John r. Shriver, 80, who
was serving q life term as a
habitual criminal at the time he
escaped from the West Virginia
State Penitentiary at Moundsville
last July II.
Police Clerk A. E. Appleby said
Maryland officials had been
alerted by the Pennsylvania State
police that Shriver was seen
headed for the Hagerstown-
Sharpsburg area Of Western
Maryland In an automobile stolen
last Monday in Martinsburg.
w. Va.
Mr.. Appleby said officers spotted
and moved in on the car last
night in the vicinity Of Sharps-
burg, but Shriver escaped into q
field near the Potomac River.
Additional police were sum-
moned. search parties formed and
road blocks set up.
At 4:30 am, Shriver tried un-
successfully to run q road block
in another car, this one stolen
in Sharpsburg. Officers said he
offered no armed resistance when
taken into custody.
He was held at the State police
Evening star., 1949-12-07
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Evening star., 1949-12-07

Longer. But I'll try 1t again next
summer-when IT'S warmer"
The reformatory superintendent
said Mrs. Dixon remained hidden
in a corn field near the reforma-
tory until she "got so cold she had
to come in."
Mrs. Dixon was convicted of
the January %, 1947, holdup of
the Des Moines Bank and Trust
Co. She cowed bank personnel
and customers when she f1ourished
a mouthwash-f filled syringe and
threatened to "blow the place to
pieces"
Evening star., 1949-12-07
Woman LITER Back in Jail
After Cold Night at Large
BY the Associotsd Press

ROCKWELL CITY, Iowa, Dec
IA warm reformatory cottage
early today lured Mrs. Opal Dixon
back from six and one-half chilly
hours of freedom.
Mrs. Dixon, 38, escaped last
night from the unWalled Iowa
Women's Reformatory here where
she Is serving a life term for the
$2,950 syringe" robbery OF
downtown Des Moines bank.
Officials said Mrs. Dixon told
them she couldn't stand 1t any
Evening star., 1949-12-07
$4,000 in Seals Sold

BALTIMORE, Dec. Z (P.-Sale
of Christmas seals already has
brought $4,000 to the Maryland
Tuberculosis Association, Sale Di-
rector William B. Matthews. jr.,
reported yesterday. Mr.. Matthews
said the returns represent slightly
more than 20 per cent of the
State wide goal.
Evening star., 1949-12-07

WAGSTAFF BEGINS SENTENCE-Joseph A. Wagstaf (rght)
21yearold Chevy Chase "bad boy shown leaving the Mont
County Jail at Rockville yesterday with Police Chief
Charles begin twoyear sentence in the Maryland
Correction Sentence imposed in the County Cir
cult Court for assaulting the Wagsa faiys maid with
pairing knife. Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1949-12-07

barracks in Frederick. pending
arrival Of West Virginia author
tiles.
Evening star., 1949-12-07

trolley viaduct, for years q land
mark Of downtown Baltimore, Is
coming down. The Public Serv-
ice Commission has given the
Evening star., 1949-12-07

TrestIe to Be Rozed
BALTIMORE, Dec. 7 R.-The
seven block long Guilford avenue
Evening star., 1949-12-07

transit company permission te
tear down the old wooden trestle
and reroute the one carline still
using It.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

funded, Mr.. Bergman announced.
He declared that he signed a
contract with the Federal Park
ing Service on September 8, fol-
lowing several months OF dis
cussion by the board: The board,
early in September. authorized
him to make any suitable park
ing-fee arrangement "as a mat
ter of protection for Armory pa
irons and not as money-raising
device" he explained. The con-
tract did not have to be approved
by the board, he added.
The fee service began operating
last week at an Automotive Trade
Association show at the Armory
and was planned for all other
events there this year. Mr.. Berg
man said.
The Armory manager said 1t
was possible that some of the
home show exhibitors did not
know in advance of the parking
fees. He declared he told associ-
alton officials, including Execu-
tive Secretary James Pearson
about the plan at least six months
ago.
Leonard P. Walsh, chairman of
the Armory Board, said he be-
lieved the parking area was un-
der Interior Department jurisdic-
ton.
Earlier, home show exhibitors
bitterly protested what they
termed a "last-minute bombshell
announcement" by the Armory
management that patrons would
be charged for parking.
Petition Protests Fees.
A petition circulated among
exhibitors said:
I'VE hereby declare that if these
parking restrictions are not lifted
Immediately, we will not exhibit
in the Armory again under any
circumstances" ..,.....-...
Mr.. Bergman said home show
officials had been notified in ample
time that a parking fee would be
charged He said such a fee was
necessary to pay for the cost OF
supervised parking"
The Armory manager said that
under a contract with the conces-
sionaire, 40 per cent of the park
ing fee proceeds would go to the
Armory and 60 per cent to the
concessionaire. =
Home show officials said they
hoped no parking fee would be
Evening star., 1949-10-09

charged. They said they felt the
$4,000 they paid to the Armory
management for rent should cover
use of the parking space as in
previous years.
Crowd Gathers Early.
A crowd gathered early for the
opening ceremonies yesterday
afternoon and heard Frederick
p. H. Siddons. president of the
Washington Board of Trade
praise the building industry and
welcome the exposition.
According to available statis-
TICS" he said, "the United States
has 40 square feet Of housing
space per person under our sys-
tenn of free enterprise. England
with her present government, has
los square feet per person. and
Russia, with her form of govern
ment-40 square feet of housing
space per person"
Other speakers were William
S. Banks, president of the home
builders group. who welcomed the
public, and T. Girard Lee, home
show chairman, who said the
shows theme was Better Homes
for Better Living"
The show will continue through
October Is, daily and Sunday
from 2 to 1920 pm.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
By the Associated Press

CALAIS, France, Oct. 8.-To-
morrow is the big day for Pierre
Cilion and fanciers of the bizarre
in English Channel swimming.
Pierre is an 18-month- old Cali
fornia sea lion.
He is to start across the 81 miles
of the channel from Calais to
Dover at 9 am. as National
Broadcasting Co. stunt.
His handlers will be surprised
if he isn't on English soil in time
for lunch. They say he can do
40 miles an hour when he really
hurries.
Pierre arrived today by truck
from the Vincennes Zoo. He
bedded down tonight in a garage
back Of the Hotel du Center. About
Is newsmen visited him.
His handlers. headed by Ross
Mcbride. said adjustments have
been made in the harness Pierre
will wear as a means of attaching
his 40-foot leash.
We're afraid he might get
away and swim to Iceland" one
of the trainers said.
Fog cut down visibility on the
Channel tonight and the water
was cold. 1t wasn't the sort of
weather regular Channel swim
mers prefer, but Pierre probably
will love it. All sea lions do.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Chile Sets Peso Rate al 43
To Dollar for Vital Imports
BY the Associofed Press

| SANTIAGO, Chile. Oct. GA
government spokesman said yes
terday that Chile had decided to
fix rate of 43 pesos to the dollar
on foreign exchange used for es-
sential imports.
The present rate is rs and 81
pesos to the dollar.
He added that the exchange
rate on non-essential imports will
be raised from the current 43
pesos to the dollar to COILS.
The dollar has reached "a pesos
on the free market.
Official announcement of the
new exchange rates, which are
designed to meet problems raised
by devaluation of the pound ster-
ling and other currencies, will be
made in a few days, the spokes-
man said.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Parking Fee Dispute
Mars Opening Day Of
Home Builders Show

A dispute over the charging of
an automobile parking fee by a
private concessionaire under con-
tract with the District National
Guard Armory management re-
mained unsettled last night after
the opening yesterday of the
Washington Home Builders Asso-
citation third annual home show
at the Armory.
Federal Parking Service, a pri-
vately operated concession, had
begun to charge a 25-cent park
ing fee yesterday afternoon for
space in the 1,500-car parking
area for patrons at the home
show. Police raised a question
whether a parking fee could be
charged when the concessionaire
had no permit.
Some exhibitors also protested
they did not know until the last
minute about the fee arrange
ment. They declared they would
never exhibit there again under
that arrangement.
Arthur P. DutchD Bergman,
Armory manager, said the ques-
ton turns mainly on whether the
parking area is Federal or District
property. No District permit would
be necessary for Federal property.
In any event, he said, he will
ask Corporation Counsel Vernon
E. West for an opinion tomorrow
and take up the matter further"
at an Armory board meeting the
same day.
Saturday Fees Refunded.
Meanwhile, there will be no fees
for parking today. The $17.25
collected earlier yeSterday was re-
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Catholic Institute Plans
Series of Lectures

The first lectures in a program
of adult education, sponsored by
the Catholic Institute, will be pre-
sented by three Catholic Univer-
sity educators, beginning this week
The Rev. James A. Magner. the
Very Rev. Francis j. Connell and
the Rev. Sebastian Miklas each
will give a series of nine lectures
starting tomorrow at pm. at st
Patrick's Hall, 924 G street NV
The series will be conducted every
Monday night through December
5 at the hall.
Registration for the class. which
will include theology. philosophy
arts and social studies, will be
held each Monday evening before
the lectures.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Sea Lion Takes sOH This Morninq
To Swim Chilly English Channel

Three speedy boats, one special
ly for reporters and photographers,
are to cross with Pierre. He will
be guided by the leash and en-
couraged with bits of herring and
American folk tunes from phono-
graph aboard one of the boats.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Stanton PTA Meeting

The Stanton School Parent
Teacher Association will hold an
executive meeting at l pm. to-
morrow at the school, Alabama
avenue and Good Hope road Sc.
, 1949-10-04

Freight and Passenger Service
will be resumed by the Furness
Witty line steamers beginning
with SIS FORT AMHERST"
scheduled to sail from New York
November 18th, 1949, and due at
Frederiksted November 22nd.
FURNESS WITTY COMPANY,
LIMITED
Rob't. L. Merwin & Co.. Inc.
, 1949-10-04

In the District Court Of the Virgin Islands of the United States
Division of ST. Croix at Christiansted
InThe Matter of the Estate of Probate No II 1910
THOMAS J. ASH, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the District Court of the Virgin Is
lands dated September ], 1949, the undersigned Executor here
by gives notice that he will render his final account in the
above entitled estate on October 81, 1949 at the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court in Christiansted. Anyone having
objections thereto should then and there appear and show
cause why said accounting should not be approved.
Dated: September Is, 1949
ELIAS WILLIAMS,
TaEERaH84 Executor
WILLIAM F. MooRHEAD
Attorney
, 1949-10-04
NOTICE

1t is hereby notified that fur
ther public hearings on NUM-
cipal Council Bill No. 8, Draft
of Ordinance to prescribe mi
nj mum wage and maximum
hour standards and for other
purposes, will be held on We'd
nesday, October 5, 1949, in the
District Court Room, Chris
tiansted, and on Thursday Oc-
tober 6, 1949, in the Police
Court Room, Frederiksted
Both hearings are scheduled
for 800 o'clock P. NJ, and to
which all interested persons
are invited.
Ludwig E. Harrigan
Chairman Municipal Council
Municipal Council Office
Christiansted, St. Croix
Virgin Islands
September 27, 1949
, 1949-10-04
LESSON in ENGLISH
by w. L. Gordon
Words Often Misused

Words Often Misused
Do not say. "The figures appear
to be correct" Say, "seem to be
correct" Use seem to express that
which is manifest to the mind on
reflection.
Often Mispronounced
Penalize. Pronounce the first syl-
liable as pea, not as pen.
Often Misspelled
withhold; observe the two his.
Synonyms
Exactly, accurately, absolutely,
precisely.
Word Study
Today's word: CORPORAL; hav
ing a body; physical. pronounce
second 0 as in no, accent follows
second o. Reason elevates our
thoughts 49,. yet comes far short
of the real extent of our
cal being" johnson.
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SUBURBAN SALE-WRGtkIA
CUSTOM BUILT

A rambling brick New ENGLAND CAPE
Cod. situated OF lovely a-aere
corner lot. II you are tr.srior dec
orator AZ heart, you viii delight
In fixing this home. Reduced from
work 70 be done. The section Is
called Country Acres. Located II
the country club area Built b.
the present owner years ago 0.
the very best material Center ball
with 26-ft. liy m 10 left .psnelec
library and connecting powder I'M
din. I'm. for real entertaining. Spa
cicus kit bedffnk., baths I'D.
with q delightfui dressing I'm. cS
master bedrm-: 30-tt. rec. rm- With
fireplace. Maids I'm. and fun bath
Gear connecting garage Slate roof
Every type rosenush, cosEood trees
and xhrubbery Strawberries arc
asparagus beds. Several bearinv
fruit trees. Open Saturday snc
Sunday. 2 TIL dark. Directions
Drive out Old Dominion drive 70 n
3Sth St. rlgEt TO 5203 and OpeE
sign. HALL REALTY CO. exclusive
agent. Courthouse So. Arlington
Va. ow. 5s5s. OK. 1907. night
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SUBURBAN SAlE-viRcikiA
OPEN 10 TO DARK
POPULAR HEIGHTS

40 SOLD. ONLY ONE LEFT
At last the 3-becroon brick rambler
VOL can afford You vl be de-
lighted with these modern homes
with IarEs living IN. din, IN. pc
turs vindoxx. Au-sFsek- to-cs1lrE
fireplace besut. hardwood rsr1ue;
ooors. rollavsy stairway 70 AFEe
attic: ki.. completely eeu.ppee VIE
tabletop gas stove. SIT &c re-
trtEer1toY. De luxe Ben6ix washer
and plenty o. BeautyCrSti steel
cabinets Priced Sl3.9Sa; excsibeai
financing. To inspect, drive out Lee
blvd or Lee hwy throush Pals
Church 70 Virginia Forest s:Fn. riEht
OF Rosemary lane and Poplar cI. 10
West At aad our s,ErS,
Larchmont Const. Corp.
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ApARTMrAT HOUSES FOR SAIL
ApAprMEHT HOUSES WANTED

MoDERN. ABorT 10 WARS okD
80 TO so units, within District; write
or phone Mr. Harrington, MA $500
BOSS A PHELPS. INC, lhT X
o. nv p
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SUBURBAN xAlE-vIRcINIA
From Builder TO BUYER

In keeping with market t-e-s
cTTACEI CONSTRUCTION CORP
has reduced the EEfs rr4css ~ SEQ
thgG making Il po&14hs 80 2GrcAaE'
cur ssS hezsk tps orly STA es0 &ce
sI3 sCzs. with So, 7Ss1 cash eA1f-e.
on EEitAssk terms Gl s.Aactrk CAr
also D. ARRANGED
These 2-steSy b-sek so-zsE have 4
are l.E1ng room VIII aTeEsAce, Dir
tEE POOH kitchen equipped viz
range aEc fsiEtserat9T. ee1soozal
and tie bah nAtUrA- EAs o & beat
FIJI ga eneat TIE Haesi oil pGIn
a4Et beer used fer trtsTtaE eseoz q !.
ing, vaatcst fttse with Venetian
binds. &x-Acrt iots
Direction 20 reach Drive weEt .ro-s
Pals Church on LefSSZrg piks. 81
nailes % epeE xfxE CT rlkht A rep
resentat:Ye Ell De- CT the grcurtE
Sat and SIM Ia
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERrY-sAtt

INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL ane 4nd com nstels
properties wanted for sale or ,eass
A u ROTH. RE 9SSo
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IAxrsrArhr PROP MAhItn

HASE A CLIENT Ter aewnte~r 90 .
bs!lains vie 9th sne kEs Vera
s Sc sh Ell Sin "prs44 n
Ma sess s.shint, IA .ssl J
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-. -
MYSTIC CONN

FIIIIdkFIIJIIEd DWV359T WEWF"V7
Mast saertfes sir1esf psw o.ftasi
ftons ard BIRCH rev home. n Cppt
pkrby Pa automatic sAs heat
trent porch. EAEsss. ptpts1ah eifet
combination aiuminur storm sH
dosE and eooTt. OWNER IA 90
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STORES WAREHOuSEs

tSEN CAR ;soTS--<e.es g iNs sass;
. tesEss tcs st3eGs kgsAANs sSE - IS
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gnsgu saeFs Era. EstGts Csss.cFeFa
Louis Burman. RE lT6S
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our-or-rowA REAL ESTATE

NEAK WARN SPRINGS. GA, = About
as acres 2n acres pecan grove, DC
buildings $4,000 NO 2EJs 90
HAyT sOME CHOlCT LOTS. p
ssssssrn ent. no STATE income tsx
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wARrHoUsEs FOR SALE

RoY vcry home white % easefe
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ST. PETERSBURG

FLJ1tIIJN FN3LI"E WNJ"8NV
Nov available choice hsmesiiss ~
beautiful North East Park, located
IN city linitt All CITY advantage
and convenienesR Low prices be-
low market THREE year. to pas
CRISP REALTY 90, f4s CsnlFa,
ave 81 PsteFkburg Fia
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1dI IIIIIIUIII NUIIoI. NO4 y
GL- $40 10
A REAL RAMBLER

- 1E1-- II - 1@F@ =
for only sI47Jo with wooded
acres. house SO f. vide, masonry
construction with stone trim. I4I
"a knotty-pine living room with
stone fireplace: modern eiectrN
kitchen. dining room. two bedrooms
and bath. basement utility room
a-c h. OIL burner. s0-saI hot-Eater
heater Open Sunday. pm Til
DARK To reach Go out Lee blvd
take Warrenton Road GID TO Cen
,oad 70 ci,fton snot Manassssp.
bear right or S45 TO point 8 miles
from Centerville, then turn left or
Route 654 for 900 feet 10 house
Photo and plans with HERMAN
SCHMIDT. 1905 II St. NV, MA
a257 100
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RAMBIER

y *oe has sisiFSay - .Ars.
.as ecor feg seait' or.a. rass Ia
saa searrs esth Nv ~
hIep4Ast arc 5tEetts AT fans
tea4p. gas srh n sse<E Is eas
- 500 coWr pAynent esi sass
E25rthly payments AL BAKER A
son. iie s 81 AsAps 81 AeIxa-
dria Va TT 7S43. Al ees4
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/ BEDROOMS SIS $50
BRICK BUNGALOW

FTsncera srec.a A.Fs IA esacA
s9aSaAss S.th EEss ~ Tr aaa
rEs Ee1 sSGiS Az srargr
sac aata e. TIE 49, z sd
nice Assrns y ar-s @: FFe@At
sskgf. ARE AhAet trees srs ~asF
ether pssRtAnI eLrpTssss
pEse So aAc DoxF Gasn~r
- eso EsI &C .ssy erws Al
BAKER a son INC lie & 81
A.aPa s. AssxsaeTA Va TE TSaS
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Suddenly It's Spring


We are offering this beautiful custom
built brick rambler in exclusive
Broadmont In Pals Church, festur-
ing q 26-ft liv. rTn. with fireplace
3 nice-kizs bedrns.. . complete tl!ec
baths. magnihcentiy equipped kit
I2xi4. family size din, rm., screen
ed porch. 2-car attached earase
full dry bsmt., sen1ihnHhed rec. I'm
with fireplace. Bendix washer. Jani-
troll. gas INV. heat, recessed radia.
ton throughout. beautiful hoors
flush natural finish birch door
throughout, aluminium dble .-huns
windows. aluminium storm windows
and screens. asbestos lifetime roof
lEe. HANDICAPPED lot with more thar
100-ft. frontage. III health only
prompts the owner to sell this ex-
quisite home. Priced right on TO-
JNO. J. LOFLIN
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Town Of Bolivar. rooms ans BATH
brick bungalow. oil heat. 2 acres ci
grouno, lovely lawn and aowsst
price sio.s0o ideal for rstiFtnE
couple OF gill trade for . c, prop-
srfr Calf M slbs 10
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SUBURBAN sAlE-WRGIklA

GE KIT. garage disposal: 2-eedfm.
white brick. &C. BUNGALOW: lge. lot,
white picket fence: partially finished
2 rms and bath on 2n6 G., insulated
IS min. Pentagon. Pa. 1898.
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4 BEDROOMS

Beautiful, new brick 4-bedroor.
Co. l bedroom and complete tilec
bath on LIST a. 8 bedrooms anc
tiled bath on End a rec. room. ga
range. comb. stnk-garbase disposs
and dishwasher. refs. IL closet.
and attic; NAH. doors: price. SCI
500. 1925 It'll st s. near schools
churches, stores and bus To reach
Drive out Columbia pike 10 Glebs
I'd. turn rtsht on Glebe I'd tc 1th
ri, So51 HA-rH q
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81 500 CASH

epaes eas,ifae',on ana | ~ -, :.
act leased al o. 10 90 Ne 81 Avs
is.sss at slice me stetsT ts.a'
nT4es furnished siEieo a. iss
t'ut' sna sse vtN TAKE bsFs a
r.ss Goa tFSlst NJ tHtsFat
eeatast Mr NAlah IA al.l asy.,
ssRrNs saiss NC isssk -
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characteristic Home
ON 80 ACRES

Words cannot describe this beautiful
estate located In nearby Fairfax
County about Is minutes By auto
mobile from the Memorial Bridge.
near Centerville. Va; this home has
living room 20x3T TT. dining room,
kitchen. ave bedrooms and three
baths, all on one floor; beautiful
picture windows overlooking q law
iSh swimming pool and patio: also
a Gear garage. To visit this luxur-
ious home. contact Mr.. Thompson,
OV 5000 with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
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FALLS CHURCH

Attractive. well-buiIt home. excellent
location and neighborhood: unusual
lge. lily. and din. nm. with drepl !:
equipped kit ize beorms.. 2
baths. full bsrt.. space for rec. I'm
Lge. lot. trees, shrubs and garden
space.
CAPUTI REALTY
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

Attractive z-bedrm. Colonial ami
on lovely 1A-acre lot Lone front
age on hard I'd. IL miles D. c. q
buildings, lge. variety shrubs. fruits
and shade trees. including weeping
willows, A beautiful buy at sis.750.
u cash.
CAPUTI REALTY
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Just Of Shirley hwy. new Cape Coo
bungalow, 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. LARGE
kitchen Nnclud built-in breakfast
nook, full tile bath, oil h.-vh
Fin. stairway to End FIR, suitable
for future rooms. Lot, 52x2l7
Close to stores, schools and transp
Priced, Sl1 $50 Requires s2.50l
cash Please call J. II. BENOIT
Realtor, KE. 1877 and KE. 1898
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

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