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STORES FoR RENT

S1OkkS FOX KENT
lIo H. 7th 81; ,N;Tmst9Ts s9xs ..I .nd
s al Or part pa csli 81. 1888. WAL Us ''
z sTOREs-one 20 BY IS; other
smaller; newly remodeled; excel.
business location; Manor PIX. ., c.
N Z e AI kEaMs9oSEL e.; s 90 Ga. ss.
ping center. Approx. ' 800 di sa ."f T.;
; INN sS sccl Yans Ice. show % yin
esio GEoaGiA AVE. N.w.-vsesnt,
s sash 'h s S ssss GOOD 5%' ol f .m and
business or onices. sTRouP. RA.
1874 Go IL ST. N.w.-Approx. 1000 .a.
It., plus basement space: Nov. i
P 1ssS ns., M 4 s j Sus7 co. is as0l
6as 18th ST. N.E.-store and rm.,
iR,ss9ss;i slS Sons e. s14 5G p! .y:
fiji 81 6Slgo't SHOPPING CENTER
needs 2 grocery business: new ce-
ment bldg. 4Ox50, with full bsmt.,
, IS e. Il I$7 g sys; e. 1895
ment. Cali Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg., DI.
5000: evening. Gil. 1856. %
RIVERDALE, MD.-New store, 90 IT.
by 40 it., and 2 bedrm. apart
ment, ready this month; well-popu-
lated section. 1905 oueensbury I'd,
3 doors from Baltimore pike. HU.
1865. 30
STORE and 2 rooms and cellar; cen
trai location; = dinsrent kind Of
1224-4th ST., s.W.-Vacant store
and 3-rm. and bath apt. above;
redecorated. $3.50 . mo. st. 1881.
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DE SOTO 1s41 Club coupe. S494; fine
cond.; $3.50 down, small weekly pay
ments. AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881
DE SOTO 1p49 4-door sedan; less
than 10 miles, Just OF the showrm.
floor, $685.: $496 down, bal. at
p e. 500 "a; s isss sedan, sss4 al An.
condition.; $3.50 down, small weekly
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1881 Bladensburs I'd. Ii. $4,000.
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WOULD YOuILKE

To own rambler on 124 acres of
have Just the rambler for you. 3
hedrms:. 2 are 11x14. and the mas
ter. bedrm. 20xl4: with pvt. bath
and walk-in cedar-lined closets. The
living. .rm. has q or-to-ceiline
sun-dial fireplace, with Heatolator
and Q large picture window over
Ing rm. forms an ell with the living
rm. and opens into the kitchen by
means Of an archway and breakfa st
par. The kitchen Is all-electric,
HOTPOINT range and lO-cu. 1T. Hot
point refrigerator. slidins-door kitch-
Its, kind in Northern Virginia, 40
CAL early. OF contracts will be
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OFFICES FOR RENT
EVANS BUILDING, 1870 New 7

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave, NV; available immediately:
desirable rooms to meet your e.
st lit K Il nj sEp ~ 1877. 18th St
NV. 900, 1000 or 5000 50. IT,;
nationally known firms or profess
sional. Will remodel and/ Air
1896, sSSs5U g. Fl FL 1910 q mod or s es.
Ne nee 1885, t'Se eve aet VII " Il 454s OWNER
CENTURY BUILDING, 412 9th ct.
NV. opposite Municipal Court; 4
suite Of two rooms available imme-
s1tf n THos dt'G plsatR :sv co
OFFICE ifii: Rooms. s. sss CO Cedar st. o NV,
T. G1s s%M P Psrk ox e c. Telephone y Mr..
3-RM. OFFICE SUITE. located in
Clarendon; nr. 2 buslines; ideal for
Sss31 d'n ISoS Hi Fe en-
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE available in
modern suite; secretarial service. If
desired; Suite go Southern Bldg.
P ": Office oIT1 in new air eond MsS
retariaI service. I'll 14th st. NV,
w va; WARD BLDG.-Air-cond. Of
fee space In attrac., well-equipped
lawyers 2-rm. suite; reas. ME. 1901.
attractive. fully air.cond.; IDEAL 10 10.
cation IN heart Of busy Clarendon,
sf ~; oS ~ EYES YES oW 7s s,s
rent, s5S. Cali Between 8 am. and and
5 pm CO. A455
OFFICE--Lower Conn. ave. 1 large.
2 small rms, complete bath: ideal
location for professional ONCE or
18Th saGdis ST., E near s colamb,. rdEa.v
bldg; | lse. rm. 17x4O, entire 3rd
a; $75 per mo. Apply 243l 18th
:ose Nichols AVE. Sc. in nf busy
Anaeostia-2 large rms. in modern
beauty parlor. dEoRaE 5. KING
Co, Est. 1895. Ii. 3-2501, Real
1915 18th ST. N.w.-1de.l location
for sales representative. bldg. com
once "a ete:; Zoo 50: It; On one
THROWN DESK SPACE with mess.s.
ssry zee; Very reasonable. Box ga
Law eoSfiFIcEs-opposit. courts me l
and . rms. LIST floor: rent reason
able. Al 4th st. NV, RIM. Ia.
OFFICE OF 2 RMS. and bath. end
d. frt.. 14th st. bet. Eye and K.
CHAS. D. SAGER. INC.
924 14th st. NV. ST. 1857. 81
WE HAVE the following suites avail
able. Call for appointment to in
spect.
1915 / st. n.w.-Fully air-cond. bldg
with elev.; 2 floors. each with ap-
proximately 1000 50. it.: moderate
rental.
7cs 18th st. NV, block from
White House. next Met. Club-En-
tire End floor consisting of z rooms
and private layatory; only 5000.
81 18th st. n.w.-Entire 3rd floor
OF fine new. walk-up bldg, 4 very
large outside rooms and pvt
lavatories;, low rental for someone
not Directing to walk-up. LEGUM
a. GERBER, AID 1900 -27
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THE ORIG. CAPE COD

THE ORIG. CAPE COD
Located in beautiful Garden City.
Spacious ,20-ft. liv. :rm.. formal din.
cious bedrms. and bath upstairs.
Rear screened porch and cement
patio. Nice fenced lot with beauti-
full weeping willow tree in front
yard: S14.950.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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REAL BUY

Diet. brick Colonial; liv. rm. with fire.
place, lge. din. rm., equipped kit.
and screened porch; 8 bedrms. and
tiled bath End A.; full bsmt., gas
INV. heat, outside entrance; slate
roof: lear garage; fenced yard; "a
shoppins. schools and transp. Price
S14 700
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AuToMoTIvE MlscEuANfoUs

AUTO PARTS, any make car, new
safety auto glass installed while you
wait. Guaranteed lowest prices in
town. Save with US. GLASSER'S
AUTO WRECKING CO.. 1855 Fla.
ave. ne. d.. 1870. -27
REBUILT RNGINKB-Wo have avail
able for immediate delivery the fol.
lowing factory remanufaetured en-.
ie2s.le42 Pord.
183x-1042 Chevrolet.
1033.1048 Plymouth.
l033.1042 Dodge
1937.1940 Olds. 6.
1Q37-1040 Chrysler 8.
We can order Buick, Pontiac. 0lds.
mobile. De Soto. Chrysler. Stuue.
baker and Lincoln-Zephyr engines.
Use our time paymsnt plan. . low
~ S11 per month. Is months to
pay: also investigate eur factory re.
built tranSmission. MONTGOMERY
WARD, Alexandra, Va, AL. 1900.
OY 62S2
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ARMY-NAvY-AIR FORCE OFFICERS
[st d. den and lavatory. 3 bedrms.,
tile bath, ,21' liv. rm.. screened
porch. family-Size din. rm.. large
equipped kit Charming brick home
in Arl.'s best neighborhood. close-in,
vacant. little cash required, excel.
terms; real buy for your tour Of
duty
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 Glebe I'd, Gil. 677n OK. DIAL.
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LOTS FOR SALE (cent.)
ACREAGE eoR SAFE

COLORED-l237 LIVING Or. NE.
-Brookland: reas. price; lot 5Ox
$50 IT,; zoned A. no. 6712; ewes.
AID. 1890, 40
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MOTORCYCLES

CUsHMAN SCOOTER 1919; auto
cost $685.; sell $3.50. WI. 1880.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman, excel
lent condition, transmission; COOKE
tires; $500. LO. 5-S616. rs
orig. cost, $685.; owner forced to
sell; please make an offer. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave,
WO, 5000. -27
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RAMBLER KING
DON'T BLAME US

DO4N ! odx11WI O0
II you have overlooked this brand
new home with individuality and the
distinct touch OF the artist; over
looks Washington, In exclusive To-
cation, has 4 bedrooms, den. ga
baths and garage; you will be
thrilled with the unusual amount of
window space; the magnificent
kitchen; and the beauty of the
home, within and without: due to
unusual circumstances, this home
is actually being offered at a dis
count of several thousands of dol
lars beneath the actual cost: $4,000
cash will handle, If you can stand
the monthly payments. J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO., OK. or CHI.
44S7 Omen till q nm -o7
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FARMS WANTED

WISH TO RENT small home comm.
distance d. c. at nominal rental.
Can devote time to repairs, renova-
ton, etc. II desired; best Of refs.
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6-REDRM COLONIAL,

O-oEDNM. COLON1AL
This spacious 6-bedrm.. 2a-bath red
brick Colonial is located in q beau
tiful setting with a view of the
river; in desirable Belle Haven; II
has a large comfortable liv. rm
with log-size fireplace; delightful
hot.Water 'i heat With eli burn ns:
slate roof and garage: the owner
has been transferred suddenly and
does not have time to redecorate
due to this we are able to offer
this spacious home at the very low
price Of $23,950.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
0H. 1888. Ewes. and Sun, IA. 1924
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GARAGES FOR RENT

Ice. 2-CAR FIREPROOF private
Of 2l22 Leroy pl. NV, key on prem
Uses; lease, S26 per mo. GEORGE
Y. WoRTHINGToN d SON. MA.
1926
1s22 M ST. NV. opposite Ring Bids.
Approx. 5000 50. IT,. overhead doors
front and rear, to 3o-ft: alley: Call
INC, Washington Bldg.,' DI. $500;
ewes, GIL. 1896. -2S
ALL BRICK, roomy garage. Extremely
long, loo. bet. Farragut and Gal
latin sts.; $40 mo. HO. 1888.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
VICINITY OF S. CAPITOL AND N
SIS S;- new modern
for additionai n mezsanine h aoms'e NO
column Instructions. WILLIAM
waAEEEaNoA 6s ia 500 moi @S also
s smaller bldss. rental ss6 .nd ss5
t.; loading platforms. truck bark.
1 9sh i,fd 'Bs Es5sd e sSs.'t fsi Pr
Wit II n'f sui RI 'ffaafReE WAREHOUSE
r roE s sss lies. IN s p & Eth hR Rs1at
ikvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
D s2y sI.1S Lo 10. ss:st0Ty. 10 e.
ssr Nsy M snnus s issSm
REALLaTSY, CORP" Realtors, DU. sos,
f S or Or MORE 4-family apis; .s-
pecially ones where tenants pay
own utilities. Have cash buyer who
ssoo pay toy DTdls kAv Hyfs phg R.. GE
1918 K st. NV. Ma. O753.
1900. BLK. H ST. N.W.-4-story row
brick. Income. $1,000. Price, $751;
500. Terms considered. Mr.. Lourpas,
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors.
81. BY s a1iI.r Ewes; 81; -, $500 Gan mn
Trade for Miami Beach home and
apt. lot site on water, 2 hlks. from
ocean. Mr.. BOND, IN. 1927. ST..
ooSe. ~
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MONEY. TO LOAN
AuToMosllE LOANS

oisity; Il you are BUYING or selling
IN automobile let US finance 1t for
the purchases. NOLAN FINANCE
CO., 11O2 New York ave. NV. Re-
public 1900.
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LOTS os SALE

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED on 18th
st. st. ne BET EIan.in and ai5.5d
in ' saefie. 'H $4,000 At. sses'
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-iDrive i blk.
east Of Conn. ave. on Fessenden st.
to saith st.. to, our signs.) Large
beautiful. rambler and homesites.
Represent. on Erounds; z till dark.
c saHHER9 2k1 1Ec c nE LIT LoT s,u
100. Jefferson Park, Alexandria; all
utilities in, near schools and transp.
BY owner. EN-. 1870. -26
RAMBLER SITES-Burnt Mills. fac
ing Colesville rd.,. 100x136. $4,000.
Very exclusive subdivisions. 81. t577
ZoNED. sEMIpETAoHED, Arlinston.
s intSrm - ss IN N. {: Hlszs 4
sERwYRN' HEIGHTS. ND, $500 up,
e IT. 200 s Isl "'''i szs ssS;si
10 a ACRES 81 GRoutNp near Conn.
ave. and Albemarle ST.: excellent
c eSSsixsiis Or asss Or 'wo. 7s4o
BRADLE~ Hills GROVE. Bethesda
ideal for ramblerS; $3.50 UP. r.
BATES WARREN. WI. 77se Or Of.
N 4 Branch and Pennsylvania ayes.
Sc. Lot 50x160- It,. on new street
with water and sewer installed.
Price, $4,000. See Mr.. Glastonbury
night or Sunday at 3131 @ st. Sc.
Or call him at VI. 1859. Other
times he is here. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1919 X st. NV, MA. 1850.
OFF PA. Sc, 2 very desirable lots on
Carpenter. OF Pa. Sc. Sacrifice.
Ewes. and Suns, KretsinEer, MI.
0212. with VIM. H. BoAzE, co.
ExcELLENT D. C. LoCATIoNwso
lots, facing 900 It. on paved street,
ali utilities in and paid for. Zoned
for apts.. semidet. and group houses.
Mr.. Measell, d.. 1913: ewes. ST.
2S4S. WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
BLDG. SITES in and mr.. s. D., V to
4 acres; $1,000 to $4,000, terms.
GE. 1870; ewes. GE. 4635.. 20
ZONED FOR APTs.-19 lots mr..
Piney Branch I'd, Takoma, Nd;
about 20 cents per 50. It. GE. 1870;
ewes, GE. 1895. 30
10Ox33O. desirable wooded lot; c-ose
to D. C. line, Sc; $3.50. vi. $3.50.
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BUSINESS OR PROF. BLDG. To-
Gated in heart of Silver Spring. l
block from Hecht store: lge. 7-rm.
house, lot 6Ox134; will consider
lease; Mr.: Bair. HoLMEAD REAL
TY, SH. 600, 81. 1874. -28
End COMMERCIAL-24- front,
thoroushfare: price, Si2,75O. MIR.
Measell. DI. 1915; ewes, ST. 2S4S.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC. -2S
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IMMEDIATE CASH
eor your home, white Or eolorsd
COX d CO. RE 1888
WE SPECIALIZE IN COMMERCIAL
PROPERTIES AND SOLICIT LIST
INGS FOR SALE OR LEASE: COM.
MERCIAL BUILDINGS. WARE :
ADVICE AND EFFICIENT SERVICE
WEINBERG g. BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Realtors, MA. $500.
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ACREAGE WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE

Is OR 20 ACRES near By Nd. OF
good road. Cash for right price
Box $3.50, Star. "a,
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelhIA
NEAR CLARENDON
NEAR BUCKINGHAM

NEAR BUCKINGHAM
Move from your apt across the street
house value: large 6-rm.. brick Co.
lonial. To give you an idea, the
size Is 2Sx24, spacious liv. rm. with
firepl and doorway leading to side
screened porch; 3 bedrms. and tile
bath upstairs; "a bath on LIST H.. full
Of everything; full bsmt. Imagine
this. only S15,95O. CT or non.GI.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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rRAllERS FOR SALE

SEE TIE MOsT oeautiful trailer
made, the Glider. model So, more
complete than many homes. All
Glider models bear the stamp Of ap-
buyin. any trailer see Dick ouirk 1t
COLE MOTOR D. TRAILER CO..
1922 GeorGia ave. 81. 1910.
TRAILER, Granite, In good condition
Call EA. 1892. -27
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,
1Q02 18th CT NJ w
BUCKINGHAM

1918 l4Cn ST. N. w.
Busy section; approx. 20x6O; balcony
at rear OF store 2Ox2O. Weekdays
after 10 M AID o363 Cd
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ARLEDGE BROS.
ATTENTION

oW. 444S. 1898 Wilson Blvd.
OK. 1898; Ewes, IA. lO7O,-2'
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Strout'S Farm Catalog
Free! Time and money saver. 2,79o
bargains: 35 States. Coast to Coast.
STROUT REALTY. TIA Wood
ward Bldg. Washington. ME. 754S
Mr.. KING GEORGE CO., VA.
81 acres. Of land. 6-room house.
WOODS, stream, springs: only $3.50.
CHESTER COGSWELL, OK. 1888.
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bal. in small weekly payments;
1924; ~. ~ A .gyo WHOLESALERS,
DODGE 1915 club coupe, 1904: fns
payments, AUTO wHoLEsALERs.
1881 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. $4,000.
DODGE 1910 4-dr. sedan; orig. gray
MOTOR CO, 1000 Ga. ave. IA.
DODGE 1s4e Custom sedan, i own
Gear. WIN appeal to discriminat ting
buyer: Priced right at only 81 ,oe5.
ane.. 'G sTAS SfssD M "a NSi s ss
p6Se II isss s e.. . ssss or: Sisct
sl4 5000 k Xxx M Ms 1s'e Co. 1895 soS
DODGE. 1s47 4-dr.; black. r. and h.
XII R aB fs5 ee c. t tes% Ga aSs.
poDGE 1s4e 4.SSoor; gray. This car
has received wonderful treatment.
beautiful hnish without 2 blemish.
perfect chrome inside and out, up
and very low mileage. A real buy
in every way: mechanically tops
and guaranteed: S1,096. PARKWAY
1For9 se3 3oel M st. NV MI. olse.
DODGE 1887 coupe; lady kept 1t
insp seseRaia s1s5 Cash. fnii Price.
Mr. ROPER, 1880 r. I. ave. ne. 21'
DODGE 1947 de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
real buy for . body and paint man;
car needs some metal work mo
major damage) and paint. runs
good; offers a real investment at
only S695. terms. LOGAN tFordD,
I'LL 18th st. NV. DI. 5S03.
DODGE Al 4-dr.; fluid dr.; r. and h.;
orig black fin.: good tires; priced to
S515 HALEY'S. Packard. 1140 Goth
st. NV. MA. 1905. -26
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STokES FOR $AlE
NALL VARIETY STORE-Rent. S55.
with rooms. $1,000 price. Phone
TR Q27A 20
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
l !t-TON. 12-ft. nat bed. hydraulic
ton and price. GREENHILL EN-
CHEERING CO., AIS Fla. ave. lie.
TR. 1912. -o7
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DE SOTO 1915 custom sedan; 81 ,094;
fine cond.; 5000 down. small weekly
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-SS00.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-08
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

1888 Thomas Sully,1 famed
artist and portrait painter, who
wished to make others happy,
born in England. Died in Phil
adelphia, Nov. S, 1872.
l797-Samuel Bowles, founder
of the Springfield, Mass, Repub-
hcan, one of the great newspapers
of its day, born in Hartford,
Conn. Died Sept. 5, 1851
l8l3-David Dixon Porter, the
famed Union admiral of the Civil
War, and son of a noted admiral
born in Chester, Pa. Died Feb
IS, 1891.
l838-George M. Stefnburg
Union surgeon, surgeon-gener
in war with Spain, pioneer bac-
teriologist in pneumonia and yell
low fever, who served humanity
well, born Otsego Co., N. Y. Died
Nov. 3, 1915. 40
1843-Franklin H. King, noted
University of Wisconsin's College
of Agriculture chemist, country's
first professor. of agricultural
physics, born near Whitewater,
Wis. Died Aug. 4, 1911.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-08
NO VOTE LITTLE INTEREST

The plight of Palestinian Arab. refu-
gees is becoming serious because funds
are not available to supply these victims
of warfare with adequate food
The number of refugees is estimated
TO be about one million. The Information
al Red Cross reports 100000 refugees in
Eastern Palestine, the League of Red Cross
Societies in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan
reports 333, 200 and the Quakers in the
GAIA strip report 100000. In addition, the
Quakers report resident civilian popu-
lation in their area, about 10000 in num-
Der, practically as destitute as the refu-
gees"
The plight of these victims of the
fight in Palestine has not received the SYM
pathetic consideration of the people of
the United States. The principles of hui
mainly, SO blatantly proclaimed in the
interest of the displaced persons of Eu-
rope, have not been called to mind for
the benefit of the Arab refugees. This is
passing strange, if, in reality, the hue
and cry made in behalf of the European
refugees was based upon humanitarian
motives
The cynical suggest that the Arabs
would fare better if there were, in the
United States several million persons of
Arabic descent, ready and able to vote
in our elections. Those running for of
flee. where the Arabs happened to pos
sess political strength, would be "con-
cerned" about the Arabic refugees and
probably would make trip by plane to
the area in order to acquaint themselves
with the needs of the Arabs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-08
If you TOOK THE ADVICE

Are you spending your dollar with
similar careless thought of the way you
spent Il when times were better than good
IN Key westg II you are. The Citizen warns
you 60 measure carefully now your dollars
worth. Cor il won't be long before dollars
viii be hard to get.
Asreaders of The Citizen may recall.
4 warned them time and again during the
luzh days TO save a. nauchsof their earnings
a. possible. after making provisions to OBJ
tain necessities of life without resort to
stiuting. Recently. The Citizen has point
ed cut that recession is underway, though
some government economists have referred
90 Il as healthy readiustment.'
Out Of Washington comes the news
that large public works program, similar
% that adopted by the late President
Roosevelt in the days of the Depression,
may be instituted to try to beat back the
recession. However, it is said that Presi-
dent Truman is not inclined to use such
program to bolster up our economy. The
Presidents Economic Advisory Council
questions the efficacy of public works
program at this time. When the council
makes its report on July 1. it may advocate
SOME other means to increase employment
and to revive buying of the nations vast
output of manufactured articles
But the nation, as whole, is far bet
ter off than it was after the Stock Market
crash in November. 1929. Today the saw
ings Of Americans are many times greater
than they We're 20 years ago. The public
has money with which to buy but it has set
up and Is maintaining buyers resistance
because of high prices,
Prices are gradually coming down but
the cuts are not sufficiently large to make
the public open its pocketbook. For in
stance. recently an automobile manufac-
tarer announced that the prices of one line
Of It's cars had been reduced SIS, which
falls far short of being an incentive to
anybody who is waiting to purchase new
car when prices are reasonable" It is i'm
possible to determine the mass psychology
on what is considered reasonable"
though, as if actuated by the same impulse,
the time will come when the public will
respond to inducements to buy.
Meanwhile, you may be able to sit by
eontentedly till prices suit you for the
types of manufactured goods you wish to
buy, provided you took The Citizens adj
vice to save when times We're better than
good.
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Fortune In
Old House

CHICAGO.-After her fathers
death, Mrs. Lucille Schader went
to Doquoin to tidy" up the
house before renting it. She
found a jar containing buttons
and threw it out without exam
nation. Neighbors noticed the
bottle and bank identified the
buttons" as Mexican gold coins,
worth about $500. When the
new tenants started to redecorate
the dining room, they found a
box in a hole beneath the wall
paper. The box contained jewels,
stocks and bonds, belonging to
Mrs. Schrader's grandparents,
which the estimated to be worth
$40, 900. 1880
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chapter 20

Chapter 20
May gave way to June and the
~ old garden back of the house
hl0ssomed into radiant beauty.
Martina spent many hours there.
dfaginQ about the. flowers Under
Tie supefvision Of Mr.. Allfrton
Who never failed to calnf and
soothe her with his serene &C
ceptance On all life as. being the
outcome Of q divine plan. Shs
grew tanned and more bealftifui
than she had ever been IN her lie,
5. that Anne Amory coming down
one Sundey for dinner said adj
miringly, Marriage becomes you:
ducky. But don't 20 getting lat.
Martina laughed. "You were
fussing a month or two ago De-
cause you said 1 looked IKE a
skinned chicken!
Eyes, but with all this butter
and cream the Allertons insist on
your eating you're likely to go to
the other extreme, How about
your voice.
Il don't knoW-Qulfe. ! maven
been to see DR.. Foster for weeks.
haven't really sung for months.
but somehow Anne ~ the music
seems 10 be rising inside me! DO
you SUPPOSE
Your voice was always sweet
and lifting. Who knows but that the
experiences through which you've
gone may have had a maturing
eject? YOU may find yourself
singing better than ever before!
IF Grady would only let me
really try2"
Anne's eyes narrowed, you see
a LOT Of Grady, don't you. Thar
Martina flashed her startled
glance. Eyes. good bit. Why dc
YOU ask, Anne?"
DO you think its wise. Mar
tina?
She was silent, her hands busily
arranging the long stems OF vari-
colored roses in deep blue vase
.Graddy's such an old, old friend.
And man who is deeply in
love with you. also. don't forget
How does Dan take it,"
He doesn't say anything"
1Humni Sometimes what a mar
doesn't talk about is the thing
that matters most to him. Look
Martina--I don't want to NEEDLE
but Dan HolloWay's treasure
Don't lose himp'
MARITIME laid down the flowers