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First FOurson,e Beei
Play AT | PM;
Wiener Roast And
Prize Awards Later

Twenty-six men and 90 women
golfers are scheduled 10 take part
in mixed foursome matches 20 be
played tomorrow afternoon on
the Key West golf course on
Stock Island.
Prizes will be awarded the
winners at a wiener roast 10 be
held after the contests. Time OF
play and the lineup IRE as fol-
lows:
Il 100 p. M.-Mr. and Mrs. Al
Barthes and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mathews.
l:06 p. M.---Mrs. Joe Lopez and
Alton Parks; Mr.. and Mrs. Scot.
ty Nelson. ~
LIZ p. MIR. and Mrs. Rob
ert Bounds; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
am Rogers.
7,1:i3 p. M.-Dr. and Mrs. w. T..
Fauleoner; Mr.. and Mrs. Glynn
Archer.
l:24 p. MN. and Mrs. Ralph
Faraldo: Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hen
ming.
80 p. M.-Mr. and Mrs. Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heg.
1886 p. MN. and Mrs. Bid
die; Mr. and Mrs. Ira King.
l:42 p. MFRS. Ann Bicke
and Mr.. Davis; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Miller.
l:48 p. M.-Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ris; Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Harlfing-
err.
/, lisa p. M Mr.. and Mrs. Hold
-ges; Mr.. and Mrs. Ryzow.
Is. 200 p. MFRS. Denny Mos
teller and Mr.. Crawford; MIR. and
Mrs. Hawkins.
2:06 p. M.-Mr. and Mrs. ID. l..
Hirst: Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Londe-
rec.
2:l2 p. MFRS. w. h. Kirke
and Mr.. Robert Spotiswood: Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Kinsey.
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key Vest Art And Historical Museum
To Hare Student Art And Craft Exhibit

County are being asked to CO.
operate In collecting material
which their students may wish to
exhibit.
All material to be included in
this exhibit should be delivered
to the gallery by 5 p. m. Friday.
May goth.
Artists whose paintings are
part of the current exhibit are
hereby notified that their paint
ings may be collected on May
2lst. 49,.
Edward Fisher, regular Cura-
tor of the Museum will be away
in Washington from May 18th to
June LIST during this children's
exhibit, and the protein curator
will be announced later. How
ever exhibits may be left at the
Museum during museum hours
and will be properly signed for
by someone in charge.
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Marvellous Turnout Vie,Us POinciann
May Day Celebration Friday Night

The Poinciana School grounds
were crowded to Overlooking
from about four to six thirty
o m. last night. The excitement
was all conferred around the
wonderfully colorful May Day
Celebration put on by the Poin-
ciana School.
King Freddie Frohock and
queen Barbara Baughman looked
truly regal in their lovely cos
tunes and once they were crown
ed they directed all the remain
ing events of the program. The
herald toct footed and announced
all the events and the court
lester kept everyone smiling with
his quips and pranks.
There was moving float and
bicycle parade with prizes that
was the outstanding feature of
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the day and little Bevrly Jones
(about 7 years old who was
dressed in an old fashioned dress
and wheeled a truly old fashion
ed baby buggy won first prize.
Mike Wood five year old cleverly
decorated a little two wheel bike
dressed in a baseball suit and he
won End prize. Third prize was
won by a ten year old dressed
in red, white and blue and his
bike was done in the same colors.
The tiny tot rythm bands were
dressed in red and white and
blue and white and from the
amount of applause they received
evidently completely won the
hearts of the audience as did
most of the events of this memoir
able May Day celebration of the
Poinciana School.
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! lowed by further business session
and general meeting.
II was at this meeting that Sis
ter Myrtle Catherine, of the Com
munity of the Transformation,
Glendale, Ohio, gave her out
standing and inspiring talk on
'The Masters Fund" which prov
ed the highlight of the Conven-
ton. This colored nun is one of
the most impressive and active
sisters of all the Episcopal Or
ders.
Bishop Wing and Bishop Lout-
tit also gave inspiring talks at
this meeting.
Newly elected officers of the
Daughters of the King for the
coming term are as follows: Pre-
sident, Mrs. F. w. Knapp of St.
Apdrews Church, Tampa, Flori-
da; Vice President, Mrs. Amy
Wilson of St. Luke's Cathedral.
Orlando. Florida; Secretary, Mrs.
Harold Payne of the Church of
the Redeemer, Sarasota; Treasur-
er, Miss Helen Grace Warner of
81. Phillips Church, Coral Gables,
Florida.
Delegates to the San Francisco
convention-Mrs. Gloriana Bay
ly with Mrs. Amy Wilson as AL
ternate. Nominee for the Nation
al Council Mrs. Glorlana Bayly
and Representative on the Wo-
mans Auxiliary Board Mrs.
Knapp, the new president.
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Lacy McIsriariy, Cinderella Grandma,
Who Won Weeks Stay At Casa Marina,
Sends M0fhr's Day Greetings Here

Lacy heariaTty. the Cinderella
ofandnother from 81. Peters
hefM beach. Florida Who won a
Neek's stay ai the Casa Marina
- part % . radio contest prize
ssnds thanks and greetings 10
key westera And In particular,
Mothef's Day greetings 10 all the
ksy WesterH Who were so very
kind 10 her and 60 her little
arandchild Deborah Kyle Gross.
Sc writes IN her letter, ITO
evefYone else KEY West may be
an everyday affair. bat 10 me il
waa q fairy land lnterlude. Be-
ainninn wiih Mrs. barnes. the
uwnsE and Managers Hicks and
Connlil a ne Casa Marina. who
permitted ma 10 bring my grand
child wlth me--and 10 all the
lovely people who made the
weeks stay In Key West such a
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Daughters OF The King Closed Their
10Th Annual Assembly Friday PM;
Highiighf Sr. Myrtle GATHERINGS Talk

ne sesh Annual Assembly OF
's'1 Dsnshters % the King, Do
-. q south Florida closed yes
es"at AFTERNOON after two days
- s.uFe meetings, reports. as
selnbiies and services,
tnN ntiAineMs session opened al
- FauIa Church on Thursday,
s'Ht sth with nm Executive Board
SESSION followed BY a business
session. Reports Of Chapters
~sts SVEN either by Presidents
~ beieNatss and important re-
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DOUBLEHEADER SUNDAY
AT WICKER'S STADIUM
Red Raiders Meet
Bombers, While
SubROn Four Will
Play American Legion

There will be two baseball
games tomorrow at Wickers' sta
dunn, the first game between
the Red Raiders and the Atomic
Bombers and the second one be-
tween Subron Four and the Am
erican Legion.
In the opener, the Red Raiders
now leading the league, will play
the Atomic Bombers their eternal
rivals, and if the BomberS win
they will go into a tie for first
place.
1t is expected that the clubs
will line up something like this:
Raiders: o. Calero, IF, c. Valdez,
cf. j. Villareal, Id, T. Arrange If,
L.. Griffen c, G. Domenech SIS, B.
Villareal 2b, A. Cabot 3b, Joe Ca
sa p, with Clark and S. Calero in
reserve.
For the Bombers: G.. Barber CT,
Santana 3b, Al Acevedo C, Jack
Villareal IS, A. Alfonso Id, J. Ari-
as rf, Casado If. Chuck Means 2b.
Lefty Heath or Torres in the box
and Rubber 'the arm" in reserve.
The odds favor the Bombers,
for the last time these two clubs
met, the Raiders won by 8 to /
score, but A. Acevedo was on
first for Raiders and hit three
safely, scored three runs and he
drove home two runs, and that
may make a difference in the
tive clubs.
This game will start al. j p. m.
On, the nightcap the Subron 4
will play the Legion. Both clubs
will be out in full force for the
Subron have to win to tie for first
place if the Bombers win the first
game, and they will use Proette
in the box and Bardelli to catch.
For the Legion, Joe Lewis or
kaki Rodriguez will pitch with
Moe Henriquez at the receiving
end and the rest of the club you
know well, Knowles, Ingraham,
Solomon, and Pazo form great
little infield, and Garcia, Angui-
ezra and Rodriguez or Sanchez
IN the outfield and Roberts, Cruz
and Hernandez in reserve. 1t is
expected that both games will
be hard fought and a nice crowd
OF fans are expected to turn out.
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Ths key West Art and Histori-
cal Society win open an exhibit
ton at student art and craft
work IN the Martello Towers
Museum on Sunday. May 22nd.
The students of the Monroe
County schools will participate
ln thls showing and history stu
dents az me County Schools have
hem invited 10 lend any curios or
historical relics they may own.
Numerous prizes for the best
aft and craft entries. including
Tree junior memberships in the
saeleiy will b. awarded by the
key West Art and Historical
soeieiy Who operate the Museum.
The exhibit Is 10 be arranged
10 Mrs. Mildred Joyce Willing
iuHmerly of the staff Of the New
Nmk Museum Of Natural History.
Fflnripals and teachers of all
nuhllr end private schools In the
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up Wirephoto

Helen Van Camp, Elizabeth Os-
teen, John Osteen, Joseph Grigg,
Kathryn Grigg, Joseph Murphy
Julia Murphy, Helen Gordon,
Craig Gordon, Fred Fisher, Mona
Price, Joaquin Rosillo.
Henry VanWie, Elizabeth Van
Vie, Cecelie Weintraub, Robert
Brogenes, Hudson Graham, Al
bertha Graham, Mario Algonso
Mundo Cabrera, Evelyn Price,
Chester Price, Victoriano Cruz
George Fregin, Mamie Bradford,
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CLASS 80


WEEK or Nay sna Tlfnu :
Key West Players ssFeNksst 49,
one.aet Plays Ia HeEn - 3
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ing az so D. ~
SATURDAY. nay -
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ciety with as ssFfs - nfs1s
g:48 An.
SUNDAY. NAY -
Mothers Day Tes a NAsrA I
patio, IS PA
TUESDAY. NAY ia
Womans Club Aneasma a Filiis|
house on nsixal sigesa IS }
pm.
WEDNESDAY,. NAY ~
American LsHiun geNulsE ase1.
inc and ard ssh wexams - !
each momth - Clab Ass.laI
0p. m
THURSDAY. NAY -
County Hospital hslfist So
per. EvaEYome Wmlnussse. . !
PM, On Hospital usasnss.
Nj ~ Es&.~ A. ALL
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Nary Wives Tuesday Morning Bo,oling
Meets Stop For Season At Months End

the runners up. Other bowlers
were: Jeanne Reynolds, Wanda
Slower, Lorraine Mcclure, Made
lene Taylor, Ann Mace, Judy
FauldS, Frances Gamer, Vera
Wood, Viola Bzullak, Enid House,
Marguerite Hendrix and Mary
Brewster.
u. s. o. Noes director Eileen
Coughlin and bowling league ma
mayer Vera Wood were the score
keepers.
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Bowling will he discontinued
fnr the Summer on May 3lst at
tle n. =. Naval Station Alleys.
Until that time however, all Ma
w Wives are invited TO partici-
pate Tuesday and Friday morn
lnNs ~ 10 a. m.
i.licille Blais, again was high
scurer a The yesterdays Navy
Wives Bowling meet with a score
"a ~.
Betty Hartman made 1853. and
Barbara Mclean with 1856 were
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|sterling's Hitting
Helps Daytona
Win Five In Row

Clayton Sterling, well-known
Key West baseball player, contin-
ued his hard hitting by getting
three hits to pace g the Daytona
Beach Islanders to their fifth
straight win. ! -
Sterling's team is leading the
Florida State. League by a good
margin. ~:
Ster1ingsis. batting in the clean
up spot for the East Coast aggre-
cation and lis pounding the ball
at "a fast rate. =.
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Aerouias 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
Yesterday for Havana via Aero
Was o.:
Ramon Bemitez, James Styers,
Ruth Styers, Jim Foster, Ethel
u,vne Foster, Ladislaus Orszag,
Io,ise Orszag, Robert Van Camp,
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Division So. School
PTA Meeting Set
For May 10Th

The regular monthly meeting
~ the Division Street Elementary
Schools Parent Teacher Associa-
tlon. originally scheduled for
Tuesday night, has been post
poned until May 20.
A. me scheduling OF Q final
nesting during the closing days
n school in June may work a
hardship on the teachers and
members, Mrs. c. Sam b. Curry
PRESIDENT has announced the
MaY a. session will be a combina-
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ton meeting of those originally
scheduled for this month and
June.
The meeting will feature in
stallation OF officers and final
reports OF activities and accom-
plishments during the l948- 40
school year.
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Samuel Bradford, George Spen-
Ger, Ramiro Valdes, Phillip Rose,
Guillermo Walls, Richard Whaler.
Margot Socarras, Jack Butler,
Edwin Berrier, Judy Grundy,
Bonnie Hansley, James Coleman,
Ernest Perez, James Brown,
Betty Brown, Earl Townsend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-07

Two members of the st. Louis
Browns hit over 800 in 1919
Bob Dillinger with 1921 and Al
Zarilla with 1923.
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There were 25 home runs hit
with the bases filled in the Am
erican League in 1913. an increase
of 10 over the previous season.
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BRAVES KEEP GAINING
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Win Last Night
From Reds, 81;
Dodgers Lost One
To Cubs Inst Night
Especial 10 Tne G'itinem,

NEW YORK, May boston
Braves continued their pace in
the National League last night by
defeating the Cincinnati Reds,
81, behind Spahn's four-hit
pitching.
Brooklyn Dodgers lost to the
Chicago Cubs, "a. while Phila-
delpfia won one from the Pitts
burgh Pirates, 4-3, in the other
night games last evening. yester-
day the New York Giants defeat
ed the st. Louis Cardinals, so, on
Kennedy's fine pitching.
Last night the Washington
Senator'S won over the St. Louis
Browns, 81. Yesterday the Chi
cago White Sox beat the New
York Yankees, 6-2, while Phila-
delphia was taking the measure
of the Detroit Tigers, 5-4.
The scores:
g NATIONAL LEAGUE
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son BORN TO MR.,
MRS. EMILIO ALOA

A son was born at 10 O'clock
yesterday morning in the Galley
Memorial Hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Emilio Aloa, 1914 Varela
street.
The baby weighed seven
pounds and has been named
David.
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Sports. Calendar | "a /
SENIOR BASEBALL

Island City Baseball League
municipal Stadium,
r.: 2 Afternoon) =
lFirst Came: / P.M)
SUNDAY -
First-Atomic Bombers VS..
Red Raiders.
Standardization Four VS..
American Legion.
SUNDAY, MAY I5--
First-Atomic Bombers VS..
SibRon Four. T..
; Seeond-Red Raiders VS..
American Legion
SENIOR SOFTBALL
tBaYview Park. Night
First Game: 1880
MONDAY
First-Bamboo Room VS.. VXI.
Second--Naval Hospital VS..
BlimpROn.
TUESDAY,
First-VFW VS.. Adams Dairy.
Second-OpDevSta VS.. indie
pendents.
THURSDAY
First-Adams Dairy VS.. Bam-
boo Room.
Second-Naval Hospital VS.. In
dependents.
-
SKATING
BaYvisw Park. Night
FRIDAY
7:30 to 900 pm.
TENNIS
Bayvisw Park. Afternoons
and Nights
Daily play.
SWITCHBOARD
(Bayvisw Park
Daily play.
The Himalayas stretch some
$500 miles from east TO west.
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Scheib, Shantz and Guerra, Ro-
sar; Newhouser, Trout, and Rob-
inson, Swift. ~ 80.
Only games scheduled.
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SPAIN and Mast; KaffenSberg-
er, Howell and Mueller.
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The Himalayas stretch some
$500 miles from east to west.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
CHOOSE
$12,500

Two-bedroom ranch-type bungalow
compl pine paneled throughout; liv.
rm. with fireplace, detached garage,
trees and beautiful shrubbery. Lo-
Gated near new Shirley hwy, not
far from Annandale.
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SAFE AND PROFITABLE

Business properties and apis, show
ing annual net cash return of 1871
to 15G-after expenses and mort
gage curtail-on down payment Of
$4,000 to $4,000 Call Mr.. Tar
yer, 81. $500. with z. M. FRY, INC,
Don1tare W.T. R~dn
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SII.NER SpRING

Choice residential lots in an estab-
lished subdiyision; restricted; beau-
tifully wooded; all utilities, paved
streets; located on Forest Glen rd.
just, ? blocks of Georgia ave. One
block from grade school and transp.
Price. $3.50 on easy terms. Exclu-
sive with
E. S. PRICE g. co.
1901 Georgia ave. LO. 5-123t
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TRADES
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE
4-BEDRM. BRICK HOUSE, 2,stoEy'
oil h.-wh., lot 150xl5S, sub. st
Louis, Mo-. Complete details on re-
quest written to Box 394-x' star
GREAT BARGAIN.Near Denton
Caroline County, Md, about 75
miles from Washington-G rms; ano
bath. frame house. barn, chicken
houses, beautiful shrubbery. II
acres land. about 1,O00-ft. front.
age, on Chop Pank River. finest
place for camp site, boatins. flsh-
ing, etc. Price, Sl3,500. RE1BLE
Agent. OK. O515, GIL. 1928.
TOP bldg. site, for .hctel
home or cabin, 10 acres: mi
Orkney Springs, Va, "a mi. from
main hwy, on well-kept little-trave
State rd. TIE. 0099.
illness forces sale. Business ane
residential area. corner with pano.
ramic view ocean and bay. opposite
State Park and Observation Tower
Includes gasoline station. 3-cal
for tourist home and additiona
construction. Price, S37 SEQ. Slb...
900 cash Photograph on request
Dial XII. S-S527 ALEX tell.
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Hillcrest-By Owner
Three Soft. wooded lots, running on
36tb pl. Sc; ideal for ramblers.
Open to offer. Call MR.. MOORE.
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CONT. PROPERTY FOR RENT

coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT
NEAR MINI. AND PA. AVE. Sc, 2nd
floor; rms, bath; can be used as
studio, office, and living quarters;
rent; rent; Ss5. H; T. RANDOLPH. RE.
NEAR 14th AND IRVING SITS. NV;
1st floor; 3 rms. and bath: can be
used as office and living quarters;
rent. S75; utilities furnished. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 2137, TR. 1855.
COMMERCIAL LOTS, suitable park
ing. secondhand auto sales, etc.
DU. 450l or ME. 1900. -25
SILVER SPRING basement in new
bldg, private entrance front and
back: suitable for light manufac-
turing. etc. SH. 1884 -26
NEAR 18th AND M NV. 800 So
#. on lst f., Soft. alley. 3 drive in
doors; excel. display room; oil heat;
2nd comm: avail. in so days; favor
able lease to respon. tenant. A. M.
ROTH, RE. 1880. --26
AUTO REPAIR or body shop. fully
5000 So. it., near Statier Hotel
Also could be used for storage. Will
rent with or without equip. Phone
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

WOOD WORKING BUSINESS for
sale; established 80 years. Equip
ped to manufacture insect screens,
storm windows, and doors. Box
ALTO. tEToi' BODY SOD and paint shop: well
established. compl. equipped; due to
caii itSS PRINCE Ri t5iies GEO: Sa'' REALTY CO.
WA. 6655 or -UN. 11sE. -25
SPECIAL observation-disclosures spec
ulators. Downtown. lge. store, va
cant: apis. rented, Sl50 mo;
S1s.500 lst trust, Ar; price. SD
eo9e Act today. MR.. oDuM, Re
ARLINGTON. vA.-5 rooms and bath
frame bungalow. fireplace. oil burn
er. h.-w.h., double garage. corner lot,
facing streets; zoned general bust
Business PROPERTY in Tampa, Fla.
On main highway, lot 60x215. living
quarters. Write Box z, Barstow. Md.
ium rental for inadequate ier and ,Poo,d POOL
inquire, about prominently, located
bldg. which can be utilized for many
types Of business. Contains about
$500 IT. floor space, plus cellar.
Principals d hs H inauire e Box sii-V, Star. !:
SILVER SPRING, near Eastern and
Ga. aves.: 5000 50. #. 1st COM
mercial ground; Soft. frontage:
side and rear alley: reasonable
price and terms. GEORGE Y.
Realtors since 1892, 171s Eye st.
NV, Ma. 1926.
GAS STATION and super market
sites. Prize locations. SH. 194s.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, on the
BALTIC. blvd; suitable for store or
tea room; apt. almost completed
upstairs: BUNGALOW rented at present
on prop S475 cash or best offer
Take over monthly payments of $50.
Total, S121O0. Call CO. 3232. "a
II14 sth ST. NV, best block fol
colored trade: suitable for any busi-
ness; Sn4n S5s199 sI fl hal5 do1 basement EN- at
NV. RE. 4026. -2S
1900 BLK. 9th ST. N.W.-1st COM
merciai store and 3 apartments;
can give possession of store and
apartment; oil h.-w.h., 12-car brick
garage will sacrifice for quick sale
GUY TINNER. 1929 11th st. nv
18th TX ST. sroS NV. NEAR SPRING RD.2
| 2-story and basement brick, Isl
comm. on lot 20x115: 2-car garage
in rear. Owner leaving city. mus
sell at once. Price. SI7.50O. Cal
M: Mccarthy, with WOODWARD 8
NORRIS. Realtors, exclusive. RE
| 65s5.
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTEr

HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS interested
in Immediately purchasing invest
ment property. Call r; L.
BECKETT, Real Estate Investment
Counselor' Oh oL,9p 100; or cIIESrs
Interested in cash purchase OF 4
and family flats. indiviGIal heat
ing plants preferred; II you are
genuinely interested in li9uidating
this type of property. call Everett
Scott. co. 1000. Ext. 61l-C. WITH
SHANNON g. LUCHS Co, 1905 d
WE ARE INTERESTED in purchasing
lge. sos, pref elevated type, apt.
project in D. C. Quick action for
right deal Give all details as TO
location. number Of units. mortgage
insurance. Box 27S-X. Star.
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8-FAMILY APT.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.

l5O5 H St. NV, MA. Z342:
ST. Mr., I6th-3 stor!
and bsmt. brick apartment house
with 4 complete apts,. of 2 rms.
kit, bath, each. Must be sacrificed
81 800 down, balance on trust
URCIOLO REALTY. ME. 1871. ewes.
RA oS05 "a
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WQODMOOR

Excellent building sites on paved
streets with sewer and water al
ready installed. Up to 1s0 feet Of
frontage. Several ideal for wide
ramblers. SI.65O to S2,750. Also
other sites adjoining existing homes
with sewer and water available for
builders interested in groups Of s
or more at exceptionally low group
prices. Call or see GEO. J. MOSS.
Realtor. SH. $500. 30s
Evening star., 1949-07-24
STORES FOR RENT

WILL BUY FOUR 4-apt. bldgs.. in
best loc., nr. bus. or will consider
trade. McCUNE, 10. 3-6SS9. pa
Evening star., 1949-07-24
LOW COST HOME
OPEN . TO & PM.
6115 NO. 26th ST.

6115 NO. 26th ST.
A 3-bedrm. brk bungalow witt
charm surrounded by white picke
fence on lge. corner lot in North
Arl. This is q prewar home con
siSting of the 3 bedrms. q dowr
and 2 up). liv. rm. with firepl lge
din. rm.. very large kit. fully
equip. and space for dinette set;
full bsmt. with outside entrance: at.
tached gar: outdoor firepl Price
$4,000 May go GI. To reach:
out Lee hwy to Powhatan st.
right on Powhatan 2 blks. to 26th
st. and property.
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COLORED
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

MONTGOMERY COUNTY property
wanted; houses, acreage. Call D. c.
READ, WI 601S. o4'
WANT SMALL suburban tract from
owner that $4,000 cash handles.
RuCKER. MI. 4361.
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LOTS WANTED

CORNER LOT for rambler, In vic.
Of Rosemont or Braddock Heigiits,
Alexandria. Va. Call Ho. 1887.
IMPROVED, fairly priced, Va. or Nd,
MR.. HERMANN. MA. 92a7, 0-S
weekdays; ewes. and Sun, GE. O4e4,
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FLORIDA

Interested in altyear-round of sea.
sonal living in Florida, with yer!
moderate Investment?
ASK US? REALTY CO.
OF, 1919 OK 1853 d.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
! PAY Cash for houses. lots or acre
age. SCOTT SANDERS. 10. $3.50;
IMMEDIATE settlement for all cash
on your house. apt. or store. GI
houses q speciality. No charge for
appraisals. MA. 6433. MR.. FERRY.
Ewes. EN-: 0912: --
erty with us. AK. s471..
HAVE READY CASH. VIII buy any
old property. will pay good price.
Elk. 1891 or ia. 6237.
$1,000 CASH FOR LOT. house. any
Box S74-v. Star.
WILL BUY OR SELL your property,
frame or brick, white or colored
also specializing in GI homes. Call
MR.. WALTER MILLER, ME. 1920:
eyes,, DE, 5346
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

COMMERCIAL, Industrial ground, D
c., Md; railroad sidings: ware
houses erected for well0stab. Arms
46.5OO SO. FT., incl. T-rm. bldg, in
Alex. fronting on Powhatan St. No
! Hwy, across from shopping cen
ter; must sell at once: will consider
any reas price and terms. Att
brokers. Phone E. A. AARONSON
ST S932.'
APPROXIMATELY 80. 900 SO. FIT. OF
industrial ground next to So CRpito
St. Bridge For details call MIL
TON VINNICK, l404 l. st. NV. MA
Soos -oR