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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08


Home Diaries company repre-
sentative in Key West announc-
ed at a city commission meeting
at $40 this afternoon. that eftec-
tive Monday, April 10. the price
per quart of their milk products
will drop 2 cents.
Price of milk is now 80 cents d
quart retail. from Monday on il
will be % cents a quart.
Mr.. Christopher also stated that
any cut Il cents quart expectedl
that viii be granted In Miami by
the Milk Control Board. will be
passed on to Key West consum-
ers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
Italy WarnsSbe WomtGl>e Up
CldinOf Trieste To YngosAap1a

WASHINGTON. April 8.-tR,.
The heat seems to be on again
IN the European trouble spot OF
Trieste.
Italy fired the first verbal at
tack today in speech aimed
squarely at the United States,
Britain and France. When the
italian Foreign Minister warned
tnat Italy would not give UP her
claim to Trieste. he summed up
fears that have been growing in
his country for months.
Both the United States and
Britain went on record two
years ago that the whole free
territory of Trieste ought to 60
to Italy. There were two reasons
tor that statement coming as it
did on the eve of the Italian
elections Ore was to right the
mistake made the year before in
creating the so-called Interna-
tional Zone of Trieste that never
had the slightest chance of func-
tloning. The second reason was
to help the anti-Communists win
over the Reds in the Italian cleo
tons of April, 1913.
Russia of course turned the
proposal down cold. And it wasn't
long after that. Marshall Tito of
Yugoslavia broke with the Com
inform, Since last summer the
west has been trying to help him
IN his struggle with Moscow.
Tito has always been firm in
his determination to hang on to
the eastern part of the free terri
tory. This is known as Zone B,
and it is primarily Yugoslav in
population and history.
Ever since YugoSlavia broke
with Moscow, there has been
growing concern in Italy that the
Western Powers may do an
about-face in Trieste in gesture
toward Yugoslavia. Today's
speech in Milan left no doubt of
Italian feelings. Summing UP
past fears. Foreign Minister
Carlo Sforza renewed his coun-
try's offers to settle all differ
ences with Yugoslavia by direct
negotiation But he emphasized
that the starting point for any
accord must be the return of
Trieste to Italy.
Such a demand may not find
much favor in YugoSlavia. How
ever, the Italians may be trying
to force he issue in the hope
that Tito will be too busy with
his struggle with Moscow to de-
fend his interests in Trieste too
strongly.
The situation is quite delicate,
and has been for years. Trieste. Is
bounded on the north by Italy, on
the east and south by Yugoslavia
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
Truman Is Wit Anc
Trim" After Month
Of K. w. Sunshine
VIII Leave Little White House
At $50 O'Clock Monday Morning

the leaving of President Truman the Little White
House the Key West Naval Station Monday announced
today.
President will leave the Little White House $50
Monday driving Chica Station by
street street.
Welt Boulevard the will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
Signed And Sealed S5OO,OOO
Bond Issue Now Must Be
Approved By Bond Attorneys

{ Five hundred bonds of $1,000
each denomination were signed
and sealed yesterday at the First
National Bank in Miami by
Monroe County School Board
Chairman Gerald Adams, Super
intendent of Public Instruction
Horace O'Bryant, and Circuit
Court Clerk Earl Adams.
The three County officials be-
gan signing and sealing the bonds
at 1870 yesterday morning. They
had lunch from II to /, and were
continuously working from then
It'll ten minutes to pm.
Not only had each bond needed
CONTINUED On Page EighD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
Case coYo Hueso
Sold For $40 900
TO Julius Stone
Seller Al Mills Then Buys
FOg0rty House And White House
Restaurant On Dual Street

valuable pieces West real estate have changed
price of $4,000
Cayo Iucso the Souhernmost Home
United old by Albert j. Mills to Julius Stone
Key West attorney for $4,000
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
Several Building
Permits Issued By
>.
Roy F. Butler

Several building permits calling
for small repair jobs have been
issued by the office of Roy F.
Butler, director of the Depart
ment of Public Service. These
are the permits:
To Sebastian Cabrera, 815
Southland street, for purpose of
making general repairs on his
home at cost of $1,000;
To Neil Saunders, 1871 Seventh
Continued On Page Four,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
bankruptcies, All
Girls, Are Born
Today In Alabama

LOUISVILLE. Ala. April
g. Up. QuadrupIets were
born today TO a tenant farm.
er's wife in Barbour County,
Ala.
The babies. all girls. are re-
ported in good condition. as
is their mother. Mrs. Mackie
O'Neal Singleton.
The delivery was made al
their farm home ten miles
north of here by a. country
doctor, r. o. Nozton, who
has been practicing more
than 80 years.
They're now in a hospital
in Eufaula Ala.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
.Vaslav Njinsky,
Famed Dancer,
Died Today

LONDON, April 8.-(P,-Vas-
Law Nijinsky one of the worlds
greatest ballet dancers, is dead.
Nijinsky died in a London
clinic todaY at the age of 60 He
had been insane for 81 years.
Nijinsky, a native of Russia,
went to England in his long
search for mental health. His
mind snapped in 1919. when he
was at the height of his brilliant
career. Many critics unhesita-
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08

Key West. Florida. hos he
most equoble climate in the
country. with ON average
fmge OF only IA Fohrsnheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
War Vet Found
Shot To Death In
Chapel Hill Today

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., April
8.-(P).-A war veteran was
found shot to death in here tn
day, less than "a hours after the
University Village was shocked
by the Staying of his pal.
The veteran was 30-year-old
Len Broughton Smiley. a former
student at the University of
CONTINUED On Page FourI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-08
Catch Kidnaper OF
Il6-Year-Old Girl
In California

SAN DIMAS, Calf. April g.
(P.-Sheriff's officers have ar
rested a 20-year-old youth for
questioning about the kidnapping
of a high school girl early this
morning.
He has given his name as
Continued On Page Four
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19

members will be guests of mana
ger Harry Knorr. Two youthful
Rotarians, Rev. John Braun and
DIR. Al Miessner are also challeng-
ing any two Kiwanians to a ten
mis- match for the same afternoon.
Hmmm-local grocers can expect
rush sale on that breakfast
food.
-JOT-
CTAN LARSON, president of the
local Chamber of Commerce,
read excerpts from Cleveland
Press edition which further boosts
the local Vacationland area, at
Thursdays meeting. The Press
maintains that cottages for rent
in vacation areas along the
southwest shore of Lake Erie
between Cleveland and Port Clin-
ton are rapidly growing scarce as
new industries sprout and en-
ployees turn the summer resi-
dences into permanent homes. A
survey by the Press Travel Bu-
reau decided that: "The main va
cation center is shifting west to
the Port Clinton-Lake Erie Island
district. This area, consisting of
Gem-Terrace Beach, Marblehead
Peninsula, Catawba Cliffs, East
Harbor and Lakeside, has more
than 1900 cottages available for
summer rentals at, weekly rates
from $35 to $75." Many Cleve-
landers have long agreed with
that statement, which the Press
now comedies.
CHERIFF MERRIAM BUDD and
his deputies investigated a ru-
NOR late Thursday that the
Bryan youth who is being sought
in connection with the murders of
his grandparents, had been in
Lacarne and Erie Township earlier
that day. Jesse Kuhn, who oper-
ates a store in Lacarne, and Wal
ter Rice, told Sheriff Budd that a
young man resembling the Bryan
youths picture, had stopped at
the store and purchased quart
of milk and loaf of bread. They
said the man was walking along
the railroad tracks and asked the
way to Sandusky. Later, similar
reports were Investigated through
out Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19
LOCAL FAMILY SEES INTERESTING
SIGHTS DURING EUROPEAN TRIP

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jensen
and daughter, Dorothea, are COM
pleting their visit with relatives
in Germany and Denmark and
are enroute home aboard the lie
de France.
Mrs. Jensen wrote the follow
ing letter, postmarked May in
Suderdeich, Emmelsbull, Germany,
which will prove interesting to
everyone:
Letters from home have
brought many expressions of
greetings and best wishes and we
regret that we have not had time
to remember each one personally.
We have enjoyed the weekly pa
pers which MY sister sends each
week via air mail, and which we
usually receive on Tuesday fol-
lowing press day.
"The weather here has been un-
usually nice. There have been
some rainy days, but we haven't
seen snow since we left the States,
March IL. In France, we enjoyed
seeing the crocus, hyacinths and
other flowers. We expect to reach
Holland in time for Tulip Time
for there are many beautifully
colored tulips in bloom in this
region where we are staying.
"On our first night in France
we stayed in a hotel that had once
been castle. In Paris the next
afternoon we saw the famous
Eifel Tower. Dorothea was very
much impressed at her first sight
OF a new country, and her inter
est and enthusiasm has continued
during our stay on the continent.
"On our second day off ship,
we crossed the border into Ger
many and reached Johns broth
er's home at Rottenburg the fol-
lowing day. After short visit
there, we continued to Suedrdeich,
where Johns mother, her daugh-
ter and family had long awaited
our arrival.
ut was happy occasion and
Grandma Jensen was very happy
to meet her American grand
daughter. However, she has been
bedfast most of the time we have
been here and last week developed
pneumonia SO that our visit has
been mingled with the usual trend
of life.
"The other week we visited
Johns sister and family in Den
mark. At Raskilde, we visited
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19

John had sung in the choir as a
boy. This is the Oldest chorch in
this region, although one would
never guess it. 1t is believed to
have been built in the 14th GEN.
tury. An old-time pipe organ has
been replaced with an electric or
gan.
MANY homes are hundreds of
years old and bear dates of the
year in which they were built.
Otherwise, here too one would
hardly believe they had stood Sc
long. The homes are all stone or
brick construction, with many
having thatched roofs.
There is yet much distress
among the people although one
can always hear expressions OF
gratitude for relief of the past
few years. One of my happiest
moments We're those when | un-
wrapped some items from a pack
age | had mailed several weeks
earlier from home to needy
family here. The people have
been very friendly and seem glad
to be of assistance whenever they
can.
"The other week John, Dorothea.
and l drove to Hamburg where
we executed cur absentee voters
ballots. 1t was a Az hour drive.
Returning via Lubbock, we drove
on the auto balm, one of severa;
which are like the Pennsylvania
Turnpike.
1--WE expect to leave for Hol-
land in another week and then
for LaHavre, France, where we
will board the lie de France. We
hope our return trip will be as
interesting as our voyage over.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19

the cathedral where the kings ana
queens of Denmark are entombed
King Christians casket was still
draped with flowers and cloth.
"ln Copenhagen, we saw the
palace where King Frederick lives
and noticed several guards or
duty. The next morning as we
left Copenhagen for Sweden, we
passed the palace again and saw
Princess Elizabeth riding in the
courtyard.
1--WE had occasion to visit a
Danish school and attended church
services there. Here in Germany,
we accepted invitations to visit
schools and especially enjoyed q
class in English. A Parents and
Teachers monthly meeting at one
of the schools was interesting.
"The other Sunday we visited
the church at Lindholm, where
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19
TOM SUTTON. formerly of

TOM SUTTON. formerly of
Stsubenville, is a new teller on
the American Bank staff. His
wife is a sister of Boyd Martin,
local high school dramatics-
speech teacher. Tom is q World
War ii vet, is an active Legion
naire, and performs with ease on
the softball diamond as a member
of the Whitehouse Drive In
squad. Greet the Suttons and
make them feel at home in Port
Clinton, "Ohio's Friendliest City"
-JOT-
DOUGLAS HOSLEY, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Hosley, and
Earl Nissen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Nissen, all of Curtice,
are among the members and
pledges of Sigma Psi Omega, re-
Gently recognized by the Inter
fraternity Council as the 10th So
cial fraternity at Bowling Green
State University . Ottawa coun-
ty Cooperatives at Curtice and
Rocky Ridge have been issued
certificates of mixing accuracy by
the Ralston Purina Company, fol-
lowing analysis of samples taken
from customer-mixed feeds pre-
pared specially for customers of
the mills.
FREDERICK GEORGE WILL
LIAMS, aviation chief electri-
clans mate, USN, husband of
Mrs. Margaret Williams, Clay
Center, is a member of Fighter
Squadron 81 of Carrier Air Group
8, which embarked early in May
for an extended cruise in the
Mediterranean on the aircraft
carrier USS Leyte. Williams,
former Clay-Genoa student, enter
ed the Navy in July, 1889.
II OIS EVERETT, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Everett,
and a member of the 1850 p. C.
H. S. graduating class, has been
awarded scholarship to Bluffton
College for her outstanding decla-
nation abilities. She has been
a consistent winner in Prince of
Peace contests.
-JOT-
IF the coffee tasted funny at
the Methodist Mems dinner
Tuesday evening, your taste bud.
are okay. That wasn't sugar in
the bowls, but salt. Of course,
if you drink your coffee black Gas
connoiseurs should), it was de-
licious. Someone was slightly
embarrassed, as the salt-filled
sugar bowls were also used at the
recent Scholarship Banquet but
the students were too polite to
remark about it.
-JOT-
| CONGRATULATIONS to James
Williams, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Williams, Erie town
ship, who this week won $50
in a car naming contest spon-
sored by Kaiser-Frazier. Jim re-
Gently resigned his job at E. o. D.
and is now employed in Cleve-
land, where his sister. Marilyn,
is an executive writer with a tele-
vision-radio station. y
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19
| JOTTINGs -.
| OFF The CUFF
By RAY SPERBER

COUNCILMAN Jack Riddle was
the lucky winner of the
top prize, dinette set, at the an
nual drawing of the Port Clinton
Independent Softball League as
the teams opened their 1850 seas
on under the lights at Waterworks
Park Monday evening. Other
winners included: Chuck Schoch,
portable radio; Leola Calvin, Gyp-
sum, porch chair; Gene Burget,
casting reel; Mrs. Melvin Nelson,
thermos jug; Emil Meyer, TEN
HAIR CUTS; Emil Kynoch, Lake
side, tackle box; Jim Wilson,
glass casting rod, and Vernon
Jensen, Presto pressure cooker.
EEEL like boat ride? The
Erie Isle Ferry Company
has been kind enough to offer free
rides on the Mystic Isle to all
local residents who want to ac-
company the Put-ln-Bay visitors
back to the island this Friday
night-as part of the Put-in-Bay
Day observance. The boat will
leave here at 1890 and is due
back at the Jefferson Street docl;
sometime after l a. m.
-JOT-
DOBERT PETERSEN, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Petersen
419 East Fourth street, was one
of the student conductors during
the twilight concert of the Bowl
ing Green State University Con-
cert Band at the nearby campus
Wednesday evening. Bob led the
band in playing Mexican Hat
Dance"
-JOT-
7 OCAL Rotarians have issued
challenge to the Kiwan-
ians for a golf match next Wed
nesday ait the Catawba Cliffs
Beach Club, when the civic club
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19
TO ATTEND CONVENTION

Misses Frances Cover, Mar
Ann Karshuk, Ardath Chapman
and Margaret Crohen plan to at
tend the Ohio State Convention
of Beta Sigma Phi sorority which
will be held Friday, Saturday snd
Sunday in Columbus. The con-
vention will terminate with a tea
to be held Sunday in the govern
or's mansion, Mrs. Lausche presid-
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19

Guaranteed watch and jewelry
repair at Philips, jewelers.. 7-tf
Evening star., 1950-08-06
IJJNCHEONETTE

In excel. shopping area. Owner quotes
.Si75 to $500 per day busi. No
kitchen, all short order and sand
wiches. Low rent, low payroll; air
cond.; S16.5O0. term.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
HouSES-SALE-N,W. tcent.l }

SEE. 4e11 GA. AVE. 8 Ice. rms,
Terms. Appt. GE. 1922.
63f5 18th ST. N.W.-6y owner; pre-
war detached brick; 3 bedrooms, 21a
baths, fin. attic, gas heat: large
level lot: garage; close to schools and
shopping center. Sat. and Sun, all
day; Mon. and Fri, after 6 pm. g.
ATTR. NEW RAMBLERS, Cape Cod
and Colonial type homes in choice
2: G. location; west OF Rock Greek
S26,95O to S29,950. AGA quickly.
Phone Mr.. Maloney for inspection
and details. GEORGE r. BORGIR,
643 Indiana ave. NV. MA. 0350 or
RHODE ISLAND AVE. near 18th st.
n.w-3-story brick OF, 10 rooms,
bath, INV. heat; zoned for apart
alley: $4,000: Louis P. SHOE
MAKER, I71a K st. NV. MA. 1865.
NEBRASKA AVE.-Furnished lounge,
dining. kit. breakfast nook.
bedrms.. den. bath. refrigerator,
WASHING machine, vacuum cleaner.
III GAIIATTIN' sT.Ge lge. rms, in
closed porch. lee. lot. fruit trees;
possession. S1,O00-S2 900 CASH bal.
Ike rent; viii exchange. OWNER,
Ia. 101O. -
s12 DELAFIELD PL.-Nr. everything.
6-rm. brick, q. m. l., mod. kit, gas
sea heat sHn ree' rm oness new sond md Open sat
Ike rent. Will exchanse. OWNER,
JUST OFF; OFF CONN, near Chevy chase
Circle; det. brick; large rms, 2
baths; powder rm. on 1st f.: garage;
new oil FURNACE; Make an offer. Cali
Miss Smith NO. 9134, COX g. co.
TOWN HOUSE, OFF DUPONT CIRCLE
beautifully and completely reno
waited and modernized; 3 stories plus
English basement; rms. 21a baths;
leaving city: desires quick sale. Ask
Raymond, RA' 59a4. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI, 14I1. .
WEBSTER ST, Mr.. I6th-Modern
brick reception hall lily: rm;. din;
baths, glass inclosed sleeping porch.
gas heat; Price, S22,500. Good
sep5 esi GsS FkAAefs Aef HE1chEO idsOfSs Ssen Sy
lsos sos BELMONT a!SSj RID, Nw.-sl5.5oo.
down $4,000; ideal for roomins or
sptsi l rooms, baths; a; r.
A REAL BUY-open; 1925 Decatur;
IDEAL FOR FOR ife HONE serS' on Investment est eiE2
Settling estate. Open. 504 Buchanan:
arranged 2 apts.; heated porches !;
Hn%E mSd iiSs 6e nST rsaHssS GE liS2 t;2
NEAR EAR 5th N' AND FARRAGur-Just
listed; charming s-rm. row brick
rec. ,rm.' landscaped deep back yard !;
awninEs sIn SzV Venetian blinds; sl, real buy
10Th AND VARNUM NV. Row
garage. gas h.-wh. Price. SIS. 500;
ter terms; IA, 1882. OWNER. .
essed IN IN section se9a c0nd on 18Th
rm,;, kit. on Ist A.; 3 bedrms., /
BATH, on 2nd A.; . bedrms. l bath
or. Bird f.: apt. in, bsmt.. with full
rental Of rms, or club. Substantial
cash and balance on one trust
aHen Saass NX. * sBPs PaGL Sa5E p: cay sroNE MT
oREA oRREEAALToR, #; Ma i 1352; I. ,,,,,,o. 80 -
ms; den; su,o. heat: terms; POTTER
FOR SALE BY OWNER rms,
furn. Completely remodel and re-
decorated. Suit. for professional
party who wishes an ONCE in home.
HU. 9631. ANS or after 5 pm. --6
ADJACENT TO GEORGETOWN, brick
home, completely redecorated; s
rms, garage; reasonably priced;
good financing. To inspect call Mrs.
Ledman. MI. 1901. D. A. HANES
CO.. INC, 2003 @ st. NV. MI. 1850.
LOVELY DETACHED frame home in
a convenient loc.; s large rms. and
bath: nice lot; air-cond. oil heat.
Sl6,75O. on terms. Call Mr.. Smith.
NO. 9134, all day. COX g. CO.
-6
Evening star., 1950-08-06

I4th AND PAHk RID.
-2-family home. . baths. . kits,
2 floors, full bsmt.; good cond. !:
possession, S1,50O-S3 900 cash. bal.
like rent; will exchange. OWNER,
IA. 7010. -
Evening star., 1950-08-06
DE LUXE RAMBLER

West of Conn. close in; new brick
and stone rambler on large lot
with everything desired in a fine
home; large living room, dining
library, powder room, large bed
rooms, raised balcony, 3 complete
baths, large smart recreation room
level with rear garden; 2-car ga
rage, maids room, gas a.-c. heat
and many other fne features. Good
financing, Call Mr.. Fraleigh with
JAMES L. DIXON Il CO., 1922 18th
st. NV, ST. 700. -6
Evening star., 1950-08-06
OWNER DRAFTED

1g rms. 8 baths. good lease, owner
quotes 81 800 per month income.
Near 10th st and Kslorama I'd;
So 900; $1,000 down. An excellent
Evening star., 1950-08-06
OWNER SAYS SELL
Convenient-Burleith
1h RATHS-$12.75O

Look at this one and see if you
don't think it is worth S1S,950.
Near Kenwood. 6 rms, IA baths:
WO. 1855 till 9 pm, Sunday 10
Evening star., 1950-08-06
LOVELY SLIGO

COLORED-FRANKLIN AND n. CAP.
ITOL SITS. .N.W.-Attrac. 8 and S
rm. brick homes; . baths. from
6smt entr; gar gas gas. heat: yard
JAMES JAMES CARR ST. 1885, eyes, ia
coLoRRIED-oU1NCY ST. N.w.-At.
trac 3-apt. brick home bsmt.. gar :,
oil heat; reasonable. JAMES CARR
coEoREn-NK. 81 ISa5 syss' 18Th 81 4.aSSo ana SITS
N.W.-3-story brick and stone; ap;
ppTox pro = $4,000, 800 aaJa E PATERSON 1912
CoIoRED9isoo BLK. FAIRMoNT
low; H1 nab about t. So 600 20 down JAMES
CARR. ST. 1881; ewes, ia. 4-I260,
COLORED-NR. 18th AND TAYLOR
Sec Srs' roon a Bass basamsnt large RRh Tms
be used for / or , families Must
be. sold; priced right; terms. Call
COnoRED-4ao1 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Big corner Diet. frame; rms, ga
baths in furnished apts,.; INCOME
quoted over S400 mo-: asking S2S,-
500 on terms: good financing. a; R.
coEoREDLfARGE SEGd dHhj 1f2E s. aS AND small i
condition; ali priced for quick sale:
down payment; Sl,50o and up. Cali Cn
Mrs. Wilson. AID. 292O; once, AID.
coIoREb. sSa6 SVSE SEAk kEAhhh4 fsth Spins GD I'd
8 rooms, bath, full basement; gas
$4,000: cash. ST. 800. FRANK M.
SULLIVAN, Wo. 4153, DI. 3434.
cStSREBrns'h SW.M5 rms'. AH1 BATHS solsn END a.
perch. DoiSfi fun 'hsnfeD bsmt.. oil heat priced
at only S14,950. with reas. cash
down payment. This Is quality
BGaskES b2Rs Sall REAETY sTSs CO., 1q Re- S5sb S!s5
coLoRED REMODEL this 1I-rm;
brick near Bird and Que sts.;- $4,000
cash. lnelad; plans for apts'
IA TAmMARo, NM sSa "a s4K s959' RANDOLPH
ST. N.W.-22-ft. row. brick; A dble.
bedrms. master bedrm. has pvt;
bath, ga baths (alD: hardwood
floors, deep back yard. nice Co
Ionial front porch, gas h.-w.h. This
R2p's & 4saf Ss rs ss' foRfsR SEX
REAL ESTATE co. -6
COLORED-413 RIDGE ST. NV
Vacant; 16-rms., bath. new cond.:
$500 down, S149 mo. Open Sun, 3
CoLoRED DOCTORS. DENTISTS:
or any refined family. Corner of
18th and Clifton SITS. NV. opposite
Central High School, finest location,
terms. DiNoWITz COMPANY. Ma.
6717, or DE. 1855. %
COLORED-4th AND UPSHUR NV.
Spa acious, 20-ft. row-brick home.
in immaculate condition; solid steel
beam construction; z rms, full
basement with lavatory and lovely
rec. rm., large screened sleeping
porch, open front porch with avn
Ing. beautifully modernized and
fully equipped kit, oil INV h.;
S14,950, substantial cash REQUIRED.
Ewes. call RA. 1924. FRANK S.
PHI LIPS, DI. 141l. =
COLORED = 2 FAMILY HOME -
Splendid location. near 9TH and
Shepherd NV; > complete apis.
with private baths and fully equip
ped kitchens, plus ground-level base
ment with lavatory, sink and cleo
trio stove, gas h.-w.h., Venetian
blinds, garage, lge. concrete porch;
beautiful condition throughout; real
value at S15.950. Ewes, call RA.
1924. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
CoLoRED-NR. 14th AND PARK RD.
-2-family home, . baths, . kits,
2 floors. full bsmt.; good cond.:
possession, S1,5OO- So 200 cash. bal.
like rent; will exchange. OWNER.
IA. 7010. - -