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Evening star., 1949-06-02

New Detached Homes
In desirable Michigan Park area,
located near all conv.. homes have
. baths, 3 bedrooms. spacious clos
cts, lge screened porches. lse. hv.
rm. with fireplace. full bsmt., gas
Aforementioned heat, completely
equip. kitch. fully sodded lots, I'M
usual values at Sls.950: sample
furnished house 400 Queens Chapel
terrace ne. open to Sat. and
Sun: 10 weekdays.
STEWART BROS, INC.
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BUNGALOW
BUNGALOW-S6.950
$1,000 DOWN

TOTAL PRICE, $3.50
We win build on your lot IN Sc
area attractive home Of bedrms
ny rm, dtnlns nm, modern kit
colered tile bath. See one of oar
ho;nes before you buy MODERN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheos'

hOOSES fSH SA.-sNSsusS 80
BLAINE sT.-s9. $50 easy terms; nice
ssps ssS fss " cIirpoRn aq,i saRsrzEa saRf zsar
csPIroL Fl "' HfIL-oid III. Old Colonial town
lent cond.: rms, baths; oil
MoRadAN. sR.. RE. 4Sio.. ewes. Il
MICHIGAN PARK-Modern semidet
brick; 9 rms. . fun baths. practical
iy new and In immaculate condition
priced below market value for Quick
sale. Call CO. 1888. PECK CO.
MIseH,GAa asls iash hPaRRR.only Al RR.ol 81 800 cash
500 monthly-Besutiful large; Co.
ionial type. semidetaehed brick
home; 8 fine rooms, de luxe bath
and kitchen; splendid ARRANGEMENT
Last Of group OF brand-new homes,
bsF,y sT DF'ess 6. At Mr. sl4s5G aoMfAp Z 5sts 81
MhlsaIGaN hsIS es pq; qpARk. laIs, 4soo block south
brick In community group. Livins
room. fireplace. dining room, kitsh.
en-, pantry. screened rear porch nc
bath. screened sleeping porch, Det
gar Priced to sell. Terms 70 suit you
haRsaafL "a sGasfi NJ = WHPIa Msi'Ia e, It iaa.
RivER I'VE st. TEaRkes ns kEes.'0rs ssnssocorn,T p. s
and bath. gas heat. storm windows
RUDDEN. Ex. s7o7: ewes. GE. Ease.
TENN. AVE NE. 200 hlock---OwneI
desires e e sispos. Of ,o.s o.itGry s.t rss :
fsom: Sssss: fss ss,b ea:ses eorshss ses Property
clear; about $500 cash may
handle the down payment. GEORGE
$3.50: s" eveninss Or. so7s or wo,
rsIsrpAD. Penn, Fa.,, st; ..s,a:e s,;.eo CIT. ss;.p
contains rms. and bath. full
esmt.. with built-in sarass; Me,
s.ss ysfoe ,on NJ ,nsSsst Es asso ssa rE r
rated 6riek--S rms. porchss. yards;
81 300 cash down: essy terms
OF - III sMaCanIaAx AVE. xI.-srishs
ssmidet. br,sE: = he. sms' n,sfd vss ss-
IA "44so. zzoSa1 RxNTY. m,
Cd And FLA. AVE. N.E.-Ls.. Colo
nial brick home. end Of rev; con
.ebsss isss s',sa .neos.s soea eoaeh. sise sss
family home. FLOYD q DAVIS.
leaa 3 st nv. Ma oaea. eses
1859 NIX. n ST, SL-Immea
poss.: 8 lee. rms. tile hath. rec. rra..
: pcrches. gas heat: price fer quick
sale. Mr. FERRY. Ma. of33' esste
.is q c2RoAwELL rERRAcE, vacant
--Attrse.iye rov brick. rm.. :
incl. rorehes. a1to. gas heat. gar >;
attractive price and terms. To in
snect. cali CO 3s33. PECK &C,
m. MINI. AvE---No6ern rux nriek
home. 8 large roomx and tiled BAN
10 perfect condition. stone VAN.
metal awninRs and other sxtras;
moderate down payment. Cal 1T.
Kx. 4ilS, ewes, Tw. 1910. :" .
BUNGALOW, Woeeridgs seeticn--e
reoms, he. yar6 with .i5o-ft q.
frcnt.se. bid shsds trss: nss. -
] blk; 16-ft.- paneied den. .medsrn
Kitchen. fun hSmt-. snto. eu neas:
i way street. sAfs- for ehNdrN4;
gocd trsnsF,; stsr, ananefns- ~
owEA AO. tl2t.
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MoSTCoMEHY cQENrr
6TTMKkOA--Re1rae 81 1oas5 - ST.
500. these sfy eFs<k t-esern-,
i4-Aath hesses ags kcw InNsy tat--
800 10 Sc $50. ssxsess 6@os ps4s4.
a. hays pscts1s vts4ssA sase- k1fsh-
&c; :.e.,. .ss'Ek - isas' ysss sne sss.ss. a
erfrares ard maay other A4ssrnsss
features, fsks AassHisss q tasss
1,..,7,|FEs .s,.. = 4s8I =
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OPEN TODAY

i4T N, Carolina ave se T-rm
brick: vacant Must be sold
HARRY DREISEN. 6l6 Bond BIDS
MA ~@-1 EH -Bo2 -
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HOME BEAUTIFUL
WEST OF 18th ST.

First time offered in section Of love-
ly homes. west of 10th st. and
north OF Kennedy. This lovely home
featuring side center-haH entrance,
liv. rm. with firepl.. banauet-size
din. rm.. den, very modern kit.
with glsssed-in brkfst. nook. master
and 3 other bedrms and bath on
end floor; beautiful paneled rec.
rm. and n bath in bsmt.; gas h.
VIII; excellent condition through
out; overlooking park, convenient to
everything. viii sell quickly.
Philip B. Key Realty co.
a
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SILVER SPRING

NFN sfah@'NFh tssh ~
DesAshed bautasVN lsfts tlt flsptF
thfSha and Revere s4 gyssns.
eUIlt. }H garage. Dfl bpr tF&F
srh@n}A s0Tes aBs fFanspcsEs
fTivs and tsEms rSssassE.s NJ
sweeney re 64Aa
MARSHALL. J WAPt.E co.
! "a I'm ~ Z. = H.. - -.An
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TAKOMA, MD.--SiO.45O

Reduced tFeR sIg eso LAT EessA &c.
ton o. area. Ffnk bath trlt
h.shy STERN stasBws ssfseat,
solt. .kHllAa Il fii6s6s.
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UPPER 18th ST,

5 bedrms.. 8 baths, spac. det brk
home with 2-ear det. gar, 1st q
comprises side center-hall ent. with
very lge. liv. rm.. extra lse. din
rm,, extending to lge. solarium over
looking garden, the kit. is roomy
including Ice. pantry. Lge. dry bsmt.
oil heat; low down payment will buy
this property. Exclusive, call Mr.
Fenlon, with JAMES l.. DIXON q
CO., 1922 18th st. NV, ST. 1900
eyes Ap 1Q0Q q
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S16,950

W.-This 2-family bldg. in good
location, now renting for $2,160 per
year; owner must sell. See this at
once. Call Mr.. Bramham. DI. 31OQ
or FM 359O BEITZELL 3
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KENT
NEW LISTING

First offering of a most attr. detached
brick residence in this desirable and
restricted neighborhood of fine
houses; 3 bedrmS. and 2 baths on
End fl. plus lge. fully insulated at
tic; 1st a., liv. rm., din. rm., den,
powder room, pantry. kitchen and
spacious screened porch. Above
grade maids rm. and bath, paneled
rec. rm., and Gear garage. Owner
immed. sale Phone Miss Mcmahon,
MI. 5000; eves., DU. 0056 with
JOHN r. deSIBOUR e. co.
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BETHESDA

ttsewsaas tr4vste seheaAss aeessss
esx A ae1asseA IN the hessf ~ No.
LaeAes serssaztss . sSsss es pfss@s
reasasTstsss sssans srs . h@1srsi1
aesixree @~ssary sftet ssSs sbsfas
ssax4S n Naee new ~ ssis.ss
sehaes safe9 sass Eesssas*. tTsssf
u @sa Cas- Mf L<kskaG. On. s@9S
Samuel e. Bogley. Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-heth~es,
PINEHURST CIRCLE

TIN En- . uO1 O1HOLL
Best C C location. .Rs: OF Utah
ave -Deiaohed brick home. center
hall plan. powder room st 1oo:, ;
large bedrooms. . baths. End aoor.
beautifully finished attic. screened
side porch. oil sir-coEcittonsd heat.
bgiit-ia gsrsee: neE-house con6i-
ton priced for quick sale. Cal!
M Northern. Sligo 1889, wiki
ETTTEI NJ 9i60
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SAMUEL Il BooLEY
ROCKVILLE. MD

Fssy attFAs{lys heSBF tsstgES ~ " 80
AaotE1sHtFS Kts l3sn ssEtI4tsHs q
tafKr ~ I'm n.a EW EtttEgu tst
nmsg : buarna kUd tsth rHs #ssy
fSil baSsmSrl s3tA esstA4as sHfasb.s
to asse lea 90 aSI trsuKttFFea E.set
sell " ~ aVSn sss Yps san tal
M AsypeT, vi 1874
SAMUEL r Bo0i.EY. INC.
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CHEVY CHASE. MI

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"WOODHAVENo

DE yva wAnt . lsFes Get bf4vk hasas
ne Q wooded h0eaHklts tau slass
en HTsalsy blvd hAstbs ssgss
FeefeatinH Taem s3th sfss.ass ss-
rage afHuhs slAtlsF tgP3 hs4slsss
Price sa iSw thst rea eas glsta
70 Msss keeins iEh eesss u sss aTs
70 ths msfss, c. NJ yls aH'li
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BETHESDA

Gsus se<zSns wsss-h3iss D.
h~nrpdm hTaxk ccsnnisf en e6a6.
s1ae1 ksa sss lvlns rmx 6sssss rm
ard rscAeSn kssShfs y bs9s1ssmss
an< ksxe % tad d. tx1 nasey&eE
Fys<sd ses kzEe4sais sAs - W.
RIGGS a CO.
~. ss1A. @. $50. -
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houSES-SAlE-kE. tcsss. ,
CHILLUM GARDEN

Jasxzs srtsae sSzs4Ea4SS - 5ss ieI
~ ~ ted IT S3E ~ A. gEas
eatS Ezxstss@ stA Ar3Gs 80 MARIA "a
Asaasr-1 Gns rF Fp1 ya9tsts = e.
gz:gzt caG ~ srsszls OF -
81 HE -
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BRIGHTWOOD

7th 81. between Hamilton and In.
graham sts nw-SubstsntIal brick
home In excellent condition. ueal
schools and tran$pcrtailon. Is
floor. entrance hall. living room
dining room, breakfast room. kitch.
en-; 2nd g.. 3 bedrooms, inelosec
sleeping porch, tiled bath: fall base
ment with iayatory and shower: Tea-
sonahly priced Call Mr.. Dodge. IL,
WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash. Bldg.
III S3(BU. eVe9 OP 1896
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$4,000 Down

VIII purchase this lovely row brick
In the 1000 block of Quebec pl. NV
porches, oil heat and Bendix washer
all for $13,500. This house is in
excellent condition Be sure to cal
and make an appointment today tc
see this home. Call Mr.. Hayer. ME
5400; ewes, OR. 1243.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14I5 K st. NV, Realtors, ME. 540O
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CARROLL kNOllS

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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING ND

Z ns~ hF|ek sahtsisSs gtsas fee
eerupAnel esH mAhBf " aAE8s,
BuBsf ST EafE
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SHANNON g. LUCHS co.

NEAR CATHOLIC U.
2-2ory ertek, suitable tcr fam
iiies, Self living I'm din rm
kit, recreation TD j oedTrs and
bath, hardwood rs eIec FeigF
kIoym windows Ans Asnlngs. e!.
burner, h-wh excellent ccasltioa
Priced tof aGlck sals Eve. phcae
Mr. Over Georssa 3ss3
L. T. GRAVATTE
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CHEVY CHASE. D, c.

3 distinctive homes each owned BY
an Army family. leaving town Must
be sold. and owners will listen TO
offers
GJ 5-bedrms.. nr. Ch. Oh. Circle;
S21a
f2b 4-bedrms center-hall: corner:
nr. Lafayette School: $50 $50.
(3I Enchanting house On Western
ave. 3 bedrms: s22 $50
LEGUM a. GERBER AD 1900. til
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OPEN TODAY

OFEN IODh I
81, 800 down, 905 Varnum st. NV.
Vacant. renovated semidet.. oil heat
Must be sold. HARRY DREISEN
616 Bond Bldg, Ma. 7772. SH
Evening star., 1949-06-02

BETHESDA
This Io-year~oie S-sedrosfn hFses
Colonial IA Ia ~ stas4yssl nsN&hs
borhoo6. erly 9 s1exks srsns tsanAa
portstlon. shsapina ere ssheets
Powder Fooa so1 ssn % iss seps
STATE roos. soofse stsfsss astts- DE-
taths6 fArsss sfsRkssss need saF
h-wh5 lsxssnTB In hxfat ssvsa sot
with bass tFess Priced fiEh8 Cab
d iois ant4l pm
VIM. II. Saunders Co, Inc.
Evening star., 1949-06-02

A realistic psiss, siA.fsa s-rm. Go
tortal @f~fI bts. rfs spacious 1as
ru vita sSSaseet Gs, eeFeb- sssee
rsoeera KAT tRB hamt.. seee ssst
he6rms ard tie hstka tksSo sAl
hansts fer rssefsns
tNT Bethesda H,st sesaas osnss
fsarsssfrsd ane sssssf eel this 3.
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sar,e ssse sno1srn ksS As6 a
sssysss spses fan ssznt. AneAer
texrse rsrS, Excss lat trNss bssN
PrSoes s1R 500 Esss. es3i Ms. L<s-
iins. Of. naft
Samuel z. Bogley. Inc.
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Evening star., 1949-06-02

81 .OO0 DOWN
3n-BEDRM CAPE COD
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stssta.. . ssssesass ssss = A -
nsai k1ssrlssTt2 kxAlsx C.
scssssaesx . sss ssssl
Evening star., 1949-06-02
D-coNLEY CO

Rs.l,es.. s7ie o. a. sree a. .
Opp. Bethesda Country Club
aess Hi3 KstAtss- pfs1lss kjve KaA
essss Lotha "a SEES. ~ ks'ss.s4 ssa
s~eets ish SRfr let be4 }nt8 -
estat, satAsts res fM saEs as
- sur etFt ns&ESs askg 3Ee8s
fsatsEst, Mere - Q fsal y#sssffae -
ss builder h 1ast hsassa{hE sEas~
hssnss ssd wishes te atssseas ~ t8sssA
tfrfRsststs4f lSksssftAas b. a$ei
OIL s9Es ssss pAsatss esL Ys6s
EfeksF$ HS~npefAt4@ss sssstAs -
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SHEPHERD PARK

New det. brick with center-hall plan,
just recently completed: 24-ft. liv.
and ultramodern kit. with dish
washer and garbage disposal unit.
Lovely den and large tiled powder
rm. complete first floor: 3 extremely
large bedrms. and full baths up
stairs: IS-ft. master bedrm., slate
roof, 5Ox140 lot, aluminium screens;
price. $4,000. Call Mr.. Weiss, ME.
54OO; ewes, TU. 4O36.
Evening star., 1949-06-02
Floyd Il DAVIS CO.
yueuRDAN SAlf--AtAAYlAte


te9e X st. rs IA Nass ssss,
no ssa2s c,Ftg g YssEI I. tsrsaEta
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
AMERICANS STILL soUIRM

II does not excuse you II you do some
thing wrong for you 10 say that BIZ Blank
has don't something worse.
Reasoning along similar lines. Il does
not ease the tension on an AmeFiean tax
payers pocketbook. to be told that an
Englishman. earning q like amount. pays
higher taxes than the American does.
But the tax burden the RRglishmen
are experiencing stems fFom the Labor
governments dazzling In Socialism. Since
the end of the second WoFld War the
United States has laaned Great Britain 81
billion 500 million and has sent Britain
hundreds sf millions under the Marshall
plan. sill Great Britain i sweating aud
bleeding 20 Try 10 make both ends meet
The practice of Socialism l. keeping the
governments treasury drained, and the
outlook for the next fiscal year j. even
more dispiFiting.
That condition In the functioning Of
the Labor government j. the reason why
in recent by-elections the Conservatives
have scored great gains and threaten 10
oust the I.aborities from power in the 1850
general election.
One Of the greatest costs in the Labor
governments operation j. s0eialized medi-
cine. a condition that President Truman
favors imposing on taxpayers In the Uni
ted states Under the Labor governments
soeialization Of medicine. all the people of
England are entitled to medical. dental.
optical and hospital service. Eighty-five
percent Of the cost Is paid out Of general
revenue aud the remainder Is raised by
special taxes. The cost has turned out to
be- several times a. much as the I.aborites
had estimated.
Latest word from Washington is that
President Truman's health insurance plan
has mo chance Of being enacted into Law
this year, but the fight 10 put Il into ef-
feet will be revived In 1850.
Finally. the American people still
squlrm under their tax load regardless Of
how much more Ehglishmsn. proportion
aiely, pay than do Americans.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07

We yield co. Ssw people in our appre-
citation of the Christian doctrine Of Broth
erly owe, but 80 far as Ne are concerned.
We would not try Il on 8 mad dog coming
down the street. with evident intentions
of biting anything contacted.
Much the same observation Is appli-
cable TO the present strain in information
al affairs. We yield 10 no one In advoca-
ting peace with Soviet Russia but We do
not see how there can be peace. in the
long run unless Russia Is anxious 20 have
peace and to live In smiiy and cooperate
with other nations.
foa can place = thousand men In a
building and. despite the desire Of 900 Of
them for harmony and peace. one other
man. unless restrained by force. can dis
rupt the harmony and communion q all
the others.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
MONOGRAPH
INVITING BUT DANGEROUS

The United Nations Commission on
Human Rights. in connection with its ef-
fort 10 guarantee freedom 10 all peoples.
has drawn up covenant in tentative
form. outlAwing arbitrary arrest. torture.
slavery end forced labor. and calls for
fair trial for accused persons. freedom Of
religion. rights 0f assemblage and assaei-
alton.
The proposed covenant will go TO the
fIfiy-nine member governments tor study
and recommendations The Commission
expects to review its work next spring and
% present the final document to the Gen
eFal Assembly in 1850. II this is signed By
ore nation. Il will be legally binding
The general nature of the items out
lawed and advocated by the covenant
writers tends 90 win support for the ideals
stated. Nevertheless. one wonders how the
legally binding" agreement will be en-
forced II a nation violated the terms of
the covenant. Another difficulty IL the
method of determining when and where
there are violations.
The Bill Of Rights of the United States
Wae 1&eAhAEN W at ~ "a ANEAh upon the
arbitrary power ~ the central govern
ment and the so-called International Bill
II Right proposes 90 guarantee certain
freedoms 10 peoples scattered throughout
the world. The question # enforcing obe-
dienee to the international covenant in
wolves n Stupendous task and might. in
some eyentualiiies. require military con-
troll of certain areas.
We suggest that the people 81 the
United States study very carefully the i'm
plieations of the covenant before suecun1b-
ing % a somewhat natural desire 90 spread
freedom throughout the earth. Let ns as
sume. for example. that religious freedom
= not extended 90 Mohammsdans in Italy.
What would the United Nations be able To
do to eampel the Italian government 10 ex-
tend this fundamental freedom 10 the Mo-
hammedansg
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
MZ!:!!'!!:!!A!:!'H?zE Z! 4: q?

! Slug most certainly dld kin sarn
There's no doubt about that as
an
len felt relieved.
BE Rot up ard walked % the
window He hated % do whas he
had % Do. but fairness 10 Glenn
demanded it He tnrued sudden
~ and came back - the table.
slower sud une az thR boys told
him You'd dropped sumething
like alx or seven hundred doi-
lars n q few nightA Nov that
isn't true. Is ~"
Clean didn't reply foe q mo-
meut I'm afraid Il Is. JET he
said AZ last Not quite that much.
ln ail ! lost something Ike FIVE
hundred and twanty dollarx"
hut you sid
That slug didn't pay me.
knoW He Maa l0okinN nt Jefi
with drawn face and eyes that
SEEMED to plead for understand
ing \ sal IN the game the night
You gave ne the twenty lust %
pass away the time. ! lost "a. and
lt made me mad. ! went down 90
eNe Slug and cot . Axe-haxndred-
dollar retainer cut ~ him For q
couple nights | held my own.
then ! had . raan of had lack and
lost 4 al I had 90 lie 20 you.
1eif ] had 60 tell gau that slug
hadn't paid me. II was rotten. I
know, and I've worried shout y
ever since. especially Rince I
hnoW You can't afford % give me
what You have. But Ill make IL
up % yom ] swear ] viii"
Jeif reached ever and slapped
him on the shoulder. @Forget a.
What's dagse Is done"
Jeff NnalIy said good night and
left Wolfnnger's was stlil open.
and he went la 90 bay 8oTma nee
cssaFy supplies lie gave his or
der % Hank. then turned at the
sound 0f . toiee at bis shoulder.
Find your Herefofds YETI
u wa8 Chuck Gale who had
spoken. fIe searched the mans
face and for the iife of him
could read only homes, interest
Yea"
Think I took 'ern. don't your"
''if You wcre IN my place what
would you thlnkg" Jeff looked at
him steadily.
Before YOU leave town tonight
vou naiRht dr0D in az the hotel
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
KNOW YOUR FUTURE MATE

Chicago widow recently put police
on the trail of prospective husband.
whom she accused Of swindling her out Of
a substantial sum of money.
Police described the man as a veter-
an operator. who has preyed On women
for half q century. They related other in
stances where. under assumed names. be-
paid court to wealthy women and eventu-
ally disappeared with their money OF
jewels. According 10 the authorities. the
man has an international reputation a. a
swindleF.
The publicity given the experience
Of these women may serve a useful pur-
pose II Il warns other women and teaches
them to investigate the character and ere
dentials Of ardent suitors. who, despite
avowals Of love. require ready cash.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07

and ask "a Payne whsrs RE ani
M boys spent last sunday -
square. he won't be 60 yua
Ne nodded shortly. ard left the
store. Chuck Rad an alisi a. Nmht
as 3 drum. BE ana hlE 81 men
had REMAINED In town Saturday
night. ard had hung aFo aNd tie
hotel ali day Sunday. iea4lng luF
home after dark.
I'm Thursday. clenn rsds un-
" expectediy up 81 waefg &c
vas working.
"JeiI. he said. ~how shosli rid
ina 60 Hriscue with rae lna SEE
lng the neW layout We cen make
u b tonight. and you can STAY
over Tomorrow ard ride Ean
Saturday wtth me Dognune e
I've made . little money ana ]
want 90 show you a Essa tsue
You need . holiday
Jeb debated q momeat. fhen
decided O. 50. Thrg az lEfd in
briscoe in time "a cot q hurried
supper and attend 4 uaffsrmanK
IN thu Opera House FftdaE th0E
spent IN WANDERING gtmsli thn
t0wn and IN Cleans nhicu 1uI
wsa persuaded 60 remain usrg
night ~ order O. Witne "a suafter
performance. bui or 3 fav
morning. against Gleuns protest.
he started foF home
His horse took the branch IN
the trail which led o. the hnme-
stead. and JET aaxed eagerly to-
ward the place where hia cattle
usually grazed. Then hF gave a
gasp of dismay and spt fred hia
horse o. q fast run
The Heref0rds were around
the cement pool ~ had builg foT
watering them. TheF wffa lKNn
on their sides. sfi8 ard s2oiisn
in death.
. ~Puisonedl~
The word was torn ffsm JET
tight set iips. Somebody had d.
liberately poisoned TIE water in
the po0l. with the imfaFt o. de-
str0y his cattle. FnF . Flnment hs
stood staring - thguah D.
couldnt credit that which ~ Mas
seeing. then hr saRned 81 his
knees and buried his fnen in hir
arms There Is = limit a. eIsfy
mans CuuraKe.
gHw be eemtimuwai
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07

Chapter IA
AfEN came running ana sarne.
W body fetched 3 lantern Johr
Slower. like sam Toienn. had
been shot IN the hack of the head
"llsicnf" said Iem udaenlv
and thr crowd hushed Prom ~
bevoud tie teNn eame the fainl
Toll of hoofN
''Thsfd ~ slug saiA some
hoaF tie rwoFe a. ge& Sem and
he eNore a. st John"
JeH went bach into Clenu's
hcuse tie was thinking about
Slower ard the questions BE-
Neula never ask
A horse came walking alone
the pa aHeWaN beside the house
snd halted AZ the stable. and JED
vent o. fhn oour ln time q see
0lfnn swlnR O. the ground
Got tied up in Buscoe and
didn't leaEc until after noon
Icii. think I've struck : cold
mlne Over there How's trirksY"
Tell me about yourself You
sag you Not somR business
Yes Little stuff mostly wis.
aecda. and sosne briefs fof . iaw
arm Bot it'il arow
-Goad. By thc way. John sto-
yer wss shot ; short time bcf0re
Tsu pulled IA
Clean inoked 40 uulrkly
~SioEeFg The marxhaiq" H.s face
hardensi SO sla9 henlamln g0s
him "a last"
~PFobsbly. John had supper
here With me luat before 4 hap
pened"
~whst was Slower doing hereg"
"laeoking fuF y0sa-
~YesY~
BE wanted o. clear up the
numhar oi she's yea fred II SLUG
Somebody swears there Were
Just i've You WcFe seen o. reload
Sans aun wifh EVr fresh aheliS.
and II you fred an Eve shots John
declares Slug couldn't have shot
sam Do yotl FemcmbeF how
many You hred7-
"Sure Four The fifth time I
pulled the trigger there was iust
> click ! know there were FIVE
empties IN that Kun. but Sam
must have fred one himself The
fellow counted correctly. but
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
TODAY ~ HISTORY
Know AmaFtca

1874 WatcfiN tuet ut ~t
Walter Sn4it's famous novels. 80
us.l. anonymously authnt 3
naulr uuurssalru im l3 yesf-
1876 American ilag Tll.ed -
Muutsfes Calf as Claiborne
tonnes unari American rule
1885 Fuui 90 tnr convicted
9 nr.ln assas,lns. Including . wu-
d executed In Washington
1888 liaWau annexcd by FInt
rs-.lutfuu 90 CouErrss
1909 William Jennings bFNan
uuu nat,i Democratic candId1te
ff tHs PresIdenss ior TIE third
uu.
1918 Capt l. % smith ARMY
A.r service nonstop sperd rcr"td
Ir san Franu 90 san Diego.
$500 u.Ie.. % iau. ua.r
1922 Henry Ford stops attacks
un Jsas la rs Dearborn lnie-
uendsut
la4l American troops occupy
iceland
1872 Canad5 ,tcs 90 send her
4fu abroad
1914 T. = Suuerf1rtresses
ee r.eHi atta.s ar Jap ha-e ~
lHss Mother Frances XAVIER
..r .,t r R.t .rt Amer-
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-07
iOUISA'S LETTER

Dear Louise:
am nearnq my seventeenth bIthduy and alher arue
for my age Here my trouble have never been with
boy My parents soy they don't mind ticking boYa
but I'm not 60 out with them.
There only place 10 90 and ,hc il church 90 70
church regularly with my p0Eenls Since You 5 CAGE
on sure you know hat q cirl likes 90 shea some
where else q while. Teoze should be gsoieiu os
the educoton my parents giving tai don't yea 1uk
something should be considersd2 Aoa oil the Youncss
ground 90 out with the boys end whY shouldn't r