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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGIkIA

Exclusive Braddock Rd. Area
If you care about construction, this
is it; custom owner-built brk. with
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., delightful
heated sun room, spacious din. rm.,
1st fir, bedrms. with cedar-lined
closets and tile bath on I'd, fully
fioored attic with 2 big windows,
grand brk. and tile bsmt. with o. e.
and charming rec. rm. with huge
stone flrepl., "a bath and ldry-rm.,
brk. gar, recessed radiators and a
beautifully Handicapped lot with
variety of fruit trees and Towering
shrubs. l2. blk. to bus, 3 schools;
the price is well under $4,000.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Open till week ends and till 9
week days, AL. 6644 and TIE. 7343.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-S Small warehouse or
garage building, large parking
area: avail on or before Feb. /,
1850. For further information. call
Mr., Schroeder. RE. 65s5. WOOD
WARD g. NORRIS. Realtors, 723
goth st. NV. RE. 65s5. -23
N. Y. AVE. AT N. CAPITOL ST.-3-
story. fireproof bldg, 1900 So. it,
Zoned I'd commercial; has been oc-
cupied by auto leadership; bldg. SO
constructed can accommodate many
types Of uses: reas. rent. GE. O714.
End COMMERCIAL, 18th st., near
M n.w.-ApproX. 5000 ft. floor
space; suitable most any type bust
ness. Power and occupanucy per-
nit assured. Box 1857, Star.
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BROADMONT
DOMINION GARDENS
ADDITION
WEST GLEBE RD.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
/ Bedroom. S73 and SIG

2 Bedroom, SSS.75 and S91.75
Application now being accepted for
new one and two bedroom apart
ments. Ready for occupancy within
LARGE Rooms WITH PARoUET
AND HARDWOOD FLOORS, VENE-
TTAN BLINDS. TILE BATHS WITH
SHOWER. ELECTRIC GARBAGE
PIsposAL 4 UNITS, KITCHEN Ex-
PARKING SPACE FOR ALL CARS,
LAUNDRY FACILITIES, AUTOMAT-
&c WASHERS AND DRYERS, FUR
NITURE STORAGE SPACE, PLAY
YARDS AND OTHER FACILITIES.
Buses direct to Pentagon, 5 minutes
Washington, 15 minutes: Central
Alexandria. 10 minutes. Convenient
to all Virginia major highways.
Project office: 3S1S Florence dr.. OV.
1905. Open Sunday and every week
day Resident mgr. on premises.
Washington ofice: Suite 217, South
Open Monday through Friday.
Veteran preference. Other apart
ments available to non-veterans. IS,
r. BALDI, Real Estate and Builder
Suite 217, Southern Bldg.
WashiN0tnT n q 90
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ACREAGE WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE

CASH for 90 or more acres, with
water and sewer, in Montgomery
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STORES FOR RENT (cont.)
AI.EXANDRIA VA

427-429 King ST.; 36 it. wide, 100 #.
deep. Immed. occup Rental. $500
mo, Mod. store. Presently used as
clothing store. Will rent with or
without fixtures. AL. 0624 wk. days.
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ATTENTION PLEASE

1. Alexandria section. 9 bedrooms
all brick. Only $1,000 down, bal
like rent.
Q. 5-rm. frame bungalow in the
close-in location of Lyon Fark
Only S11,250. Small down pay
ment.
3. 5-rm. brick bungalow. almost new;
full bsmt. Nice lot. Only $4,000,
f. 6-rm. bungalow, full bsmt. gas
a.-c. heat. Large lot. Only S13,750
5. 8 new Cape Gods. Bedrm. and u
bath down; 2 bedrms. and bath on
End floor. S15,90O.
6. Cape Cod style home, 4 bedrms.,
212 baths. Only SI7,500.
7. 7-rm. brick Colonial, adjacent to
Lyon Village. S19,500.
These and many others to choose
from.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
Local Realtor for over a quarter cen
tury, 1872 No. Irving ST., Arl. CHI.
US0O -01
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MR.. ROSE, ORDWAY s44O
DoWntoWn. 7th ST NV

STORE AND OFFICES
Full bsmt.. excel. bus. loc., ex-
posures, vicinity Mayfower. 1144
18th st. NV. s. C. GRAVES, Ma.
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STORES WANTED

NEED DESIRABLE LIQUOR location,
prefer busy neighborhood or shop
ping center; operating or under
construction. Box 4l0-S, Star.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

EUSTIS, FLORIDA Semibung allow,
modern, practically new; 3 bedrooms,
z bathrooms, lake view, large rooms;
lear gar; furn. or unfurn.; asking
$4,000. P. Q. Box 1925, Eustis, Fla.
WILL SELL OR TRADE for D C.
property, tourist home in orlando,
Florida. This property is in fine
condition, and can be bought at
reasonable price. Write JOHN F.
KOLAR, Box 264, Orlando, Florida.
FLORIDA PROPERTY for sale or
exchange; large. Colonial home, liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining
room, dinette, kitchen. powder
room, bedroom and large closets. .
large porches; end floor. 4 large
bedrooms, furnished; 2 tile baths,
large closets and large porch, Scar
garage, and broom and bath apart
ment. apartment furnished and
rented; 500 a month: B. c.
Orlando, Florida. Phone 1920 or
Washington, Ma. SS75. Price, S26,-
500 unfurnished. go
FOR SALE-Tampa, Fla; 3 stores, 2
with living quarters, on main high
way to st. Petersburg; will consider
trade for 6 or unit apt bldg. in
Arlington or Alexandria. Write
owner. 2406 Dartmouth ave. No.,
st. Petersburg. Florida. 22s
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THE M. Fl. BARRY ORG.
ARLINGTON
LIVE BETTER

I4 II III Z z I1G
In this roomy prewar brick home, in
q fine location; lge. liv. rm. w./flre-
pl., family din. rm.. nicely equip. kit,
2 bedrms. and tile bath; upstairs
are 2 bedrms. and tile bath. Bsmt.
with built-in garage. Close to school,
bus and shopping. Inspect today.
Call OW. 5000.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY
Is ACRES

scenic highway, 20 min. from wash
ington; a very attrac. building site.
$1,000 per acre. PENTAGON
REALTY CO., Fairfax 396 or JE.
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3 Bedrooms-$9 900
That's all for lovely 2-story Co.
lonial home with tile BATH, lge.
lge. enough for breakfast nook, and
full bsmt.; a complete house, built
on yoIr lot with an approx. $4,000
1st trust. To reach open house:
Out Lee hwy. to N. Roosevelt St.
turn left to 18th st. and open sign
WESTWOOD, JE. $500
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CRESTWOOD
LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

IS ACRES, Silver Spring area. This
property lies perfectly for residential
600 cash will handle this deal HALL
CO., WI. $3.50. -22
$50 DOWN, SIS MO. II mile from
Shirley hwy, ,interchange at Spring.
field; 1Q0x340 It. domestic with
& SONS, AL. 5YO6 CLOSED Sundayl
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OVER 1000 ACRES

In tracts of 8 to $50 acres. At
200 per acre. All in Prince Geofges
Co: Some with sewer and water.
THOS. F. HALEY, Realtor
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Loudoun Co. Dairy Farm
Realtors, AL. 1900; eyes,, Otis 91el
or TIE. 0933.

CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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WHY PAY MORF2
ARLINGTON, VA.

S1S,500. A very attractive English
cottage, in immaculate condition,
set well back from street, on beau
$50; living rm. with flrepl., din
ing rm., modern kitchen. 2 bedrms.
and bath on 1st floor; large finished
rnn. on 2nd; rec. rnn., porch. garage,
oil heat. Call Mr.. Boswell, Ma. $500;
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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S75O DOWN

10 MINUTES TO WASH.
A. modern brk. .semidet. home in the
and modern kit, 2 nice size
bedrms. and a full tile bath, compl
dry bSmt. with outside entr., u blk
to bus, close to shopping and
schools. The terms are right for
the right party.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Open 8 till 8 week ends and 8 till 8
week days, AL. 6644 and TIE. 7343
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

KEAL ESTAIE WANIEO
HOMES. urban, shore cottages, farms,
etc, in. out D. c. for sale. trade
cAsH lssif BGYERsID neea S4 Of f4 4femy endH
apis. Please call CARMON P. DE
MARCO, RA. 403S. -27
SECOND TRUST MONEY available
and notes purchased Cali MR..
MILLER. ME. 1920; eyes,. DE. 5346.
SUB. MD. HOUSES, acreage, farms
and lots. We, have buyers waiting
WIN EPNG 5sSS SSuT BatmoTs jrngs AVE-
Hyattsville, Md, UN O313. 81
CASH for real estate; all sections.
white or colored. ALVIN B. FISCHER,
927 10Th st. NV. CO. 5610.
CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS. FREE
APPRAISALS. SCOTT SANDERS,
5121 MACARTHUR BLVD, OR. 567S.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home. white or colored.
COX b. CO., RE 1888
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ARLEDGE BROS

1913 WILSON BLVD.
In Rosslyn, Arlington, Va.-6 rms,
and bath, auto. heat; lot 45x117,
property ideal for business in con-
nection with hcme. Price. S14.75O.
Call Mr.. zirkle, MA $500; ewes. and
weekdays, NO. 6794.
BOSS & PHELPS
II NI
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APT. SITES FOR SALE

PRINCE GEORGES CO.-23,500 50.
plans available. WORTHINGTON
REALTY, Realtors, S427 Georgia
aye, 81. $500; eyes,, ST. $500,
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BRICK SEMI

Compl. and tastefully decorated, liv.
rn. and equip. kit, 2 bedrms., tile
bath, full dry bsmt., gas auto. heat,
stee! beam construction, h.w. floors,
Ven. blinds, super de luxe Norge
refgr. and beautiful range This
is cream puff. Terms.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Open till weekends and 9 till
8 weekdays. AL. 6644 and TIE.
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pRop.-sAlE Cont. J
Entire Building and Pri-
vate Parking Lot for

Entlre Bulldlng ana RI
vate Parking Lot for
Lease.
A modern, 2la-story, detached brick
and concrete building with Oil heat
and air conditioned. Suitable for
offices, printing plant research
laboratory, light manufacturing,
business school, etc. Approximately
1900 So. TT. of usable space. The
building is detached with light on
all sides and ample parking space
in rear. Now being redecorated.
Rear entrance opening on concrete
driveway Owner will do reasonable
remodeling to meet tenants require
ments. Located 922 Burlington ave,
Silver Spring, Md, just about $50
#. east of Georgia ave. and only
short distance from the District line.
Rent exceptionally low per square
foot as an entirety. For further
information and appointment to in
spect call
Robert L. McKeever Co.
Realtors
Exclusive Agent, Shoreham Bldg,
MA 1850 -23
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OFFICES WANTED

WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE,
Mid-western firm. needs furn. space;
Office and lge. closet or Office and
500 So. It. Share t, secretarial. td NOD Mod
ern bldg, good parking facilities
ME. 1863. %
BROOM OFFICE with lavatory, vi
cinity lower Conn. ave-, for doctor.
GE. 1906. 27a
for kitchen cabinets; prefer with a
concern selling refrigerators and
ranges or plumbing supplies. Does
not have to be in central locality of
Wash. Box 31-T, Star. -22
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SMALL INVESTOR

$1,000 cash will show over a 1OTo
return after paying insurance, taxes
ments. cail 'e Tor more eSt information # u1r td
on this 2-family unit located in an
excellent part of Sc. OLIVER T.
CARR, MA. 1855; eyes,, OR. 1929.
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EXCEPTIONAL BUY
LOUIS r. SIMPSON
REALTOR

300 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
lei. CHI. 1717 or OK. 1856. 22s
INCOME
2 bedrm. brick bungalo kit. equip
ped with range, refgr and garbage
disposal. Full bsmt., with auto. heat
and Laundrall; upstairs apt. with
equipped kit. and full bath Pay
ments only $75 mo. incl. taxes and
insurance with $4,000 down. Only
S12,950. OW. $500.
CONVENIENT
TO Pentagon and Navy Annex. q
bedrm brick Colonial featuring
screened porch across entire rear OF
house; comb. storm windows; large
Anchor-fenced rear yd.; full bsmt.;
auto: heat. Total price $12,500. Call
8 til 8. OW. $500.
SPACIOUS
3. tremendous bedrms. in this brick
home in Ashton Hghts. 22-ft. liv.
rn1.. with fireplace: attached gar.
Full bsmt., game rm. with fireplace.
Well worth the asking price of
$19,500.
LURIA BROS.
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BUCKINGHAM
SHOPPING CENTER

BUCKINGHAM
SHOPPING CENTER
Store, 15x5S, with full basement;
serving area of over 10000 people;
excellent opportunity suitable shop.
on main highway for ice cream
parlor, frozen custard. sport goodN
leather goods. interior decorating,
linen and yard goods, candy, book
store, upholstering, children's fur
niture, novelty toys, ladies' ap-
parel, millinery and alterations,
photographing or loan office. Call
MR.. HISLE. CHI. 5000, 313 N. Glebe
rd., Arlington. Va. 20
Special, New Modern Stores,
18th and Newton st. NE.
Densely popula ed section. Excellent
for hardware variety gents fur
nishings, CHI '1en's wear, radio,
ETC.; act tod to secure lease on
one Of our modern stores. MIR.
oDuK. RE. 6216. o. A26
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LOTS FOR BUILDERS

LOTS FOR BUILDERS
suburban. Very popular area
with large demand for homes in
S12,500 price range. Located only
arteries of trafic into town. Many
lots can be financed by 2nd trust
behind construction loans. Mr..
Phifer, HI. S714.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
HI. 5447, HI. 4243, MA. 1879.
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WILL, TRADE,

These six 4-family flats (all or in
parD located in Alexandria, Va,
with yearly income of S19,619.4O
for small houses or clear land.
Call Mr.. Payne. MI. 1880, Ext. GIL,
with FREDERICK REAL ESTATE,
DE OdE1
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oJUU
ARTHUR BRISBANE
once said THE safest investment on
earth is a part of this earth" Why
not invest in this large shaded "
acre with a most charming stone
rambler; 3 gracious bedrms., center
hall entrance Ia baths, lge attrac-
tive liv. rm. with stone frpl. and
studio ceilings; modern din. area.
picture windows: Lear attac. gar.
outstanding floor, warm economical
heating system; within L blk of
new school Located in Virginia
Forest and built by Roam e. Poppei-
man, master prewar and postwar
Arlington Realtv Co.
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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INCOME

Aunt brick apt. bldg, near bus and
shops, in nearby Va, bsmt has
laundry facilities Crosses S2,7OO
per annum. Assume FHA-GI loan
of $4,000, price $4,000. No less
no offers.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson, GIL. 4216, OK. O52O.
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NEW TOURIST COURT

NEW 1OURlSl COURl
Modern and very attr. property on
312 acres with plenty of room for
expansion, now has 12 units plus
owners 5-rm. and bath bungalow
Owner leaving town, reason for
selling.
ARLEDGE BROS,
OW. 444S, 1898 Wilson blvd, OK.
1888; ewes. FA. 1910. -22
THREE I-STORY MODERN STORES,
located 18th st. n.e.-Total rent,
1865 mo-, tenants pay heat and
electricity. Price, $33, 800. Excel
lent financing.
S. A. YOUNG co.
sHoREHAM BLDG, MA. 1888
p9E
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE (cont.)

BUSINESS PROPERTY. lease
through Government for $4,000
per yr.. for less than reproduction
costs; $4,000 cash needed. Will
show over 1870 net return. Box
1-UNfT APT. HOUSE, va.-Annual
income, 5000, with potential So
$50: low maintenance and operating
cost; price less than T times an
nual income. OWNER. Gil. $3.50.
i2I C ST. N.E.-Four 1-room, kit
apis; baths, furniture; gross
800. FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.,
6l7 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 10sS: ewes.
and Sun, AK. 261S
MODERN, FIREPROOF apartment
building; annual income approx
imately S24, ,0G0: yearly net cash
return, after expenses and mortgage
reduction, about $500. Down pay
ment, $4,000. Call Mr.. Tarver, ST..
$500, with E. M. FRY, INC, Real
tors, WI. 6740 -22
BRICK DUPLEX "a apts.), vacant;
approx. 7l2 times rental. half or all
cash. OWNER, Ii. 7-1037. -22
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ARLINGTON
ASHTON HEIGHTS

A beautiful. two-story, detached. CEN
4 bedrooms and baths, one of
which is on the 1st floor; excellent
kitchen with breakfast space; rec
reation room, detached brick. garage.
Very conveniently located and in ex-
cellent section; very reasonably
priced. For appt. to inspect, call Mr..
Boswell, MA. $500; evenings and
week ends, JA. 4-1444.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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FALLS CHuRCH
A GOOD INVESTMENT

A GOOD INVESTMENT
Large home on ,ot 95x247 IT. 1st
large living room with fireplace and
bookshelveS, plenty of windows,
very large dining room with beamed
ceiling. large equipped kitchen with
good-sized pantry: 2nd floor: 4
bedrooms and bath; stairs to large
concrete basement, high ceiling, un-
finished recreation room, laundry
trays, outside entrance; oil h.-w.h.
This home is in good condition and
has many possibilities. Room for
additional bath, and attic could be
finished Detached garage, concrete
driveway. Convenient to everything.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Rich homogenized milk with
400 added U.S.P. units of vita
min D. the sunshine vitamin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19
Latin Chamber
Receives Thanks
From Havana

The Latin-American Chamber
of Commerce was thanked in a
letter from the RHO Radio Sta
ton in Havana for the sending of
clothes and other articles for the
poor children Of Cuba.
The letter from Florangel G. de
Trinidad is as follows:
This is to express my graft
tude to you all for the tremen-
dous help which you gave us re-
Gently in sending us clothes and
other articles for the poor chill
dren of Havana.
The above was distributed
among the very poor children OF
our suburbs in your name, and ]
want you to know that ! shall
never forget the kindness which
you have shown in this respect.
I'm my husbands any my own
name, thank you very, very
much"
The Latin American Chamber
of Commerce, through DR.. Julio
DePoo, thanked all the people OF
Key West who donated clothing
and other articles that were sent
to Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19
Mary Redfern Is
First Navy WAVE
To Make Jump

LAKEHURST, N. j., Jan. 49,
R.-A twenty-one year old girl
has just become the first regular
Navy Wave to make an author
lied parachute jump. She is Mary
Redfern, who says that she felt
a bit nervous just before the mo-
ment arrived, but she was in such
a hurry later to get out of the
planes hatchway that she forgot
to be scared.
Miss Redfern made the jump to
qualify for graduation from the
parachute rigger school at the
Naval Air Station in Lakehurst.
But she lost the rip-cord of the
parachute while jumping. There
is a traditional penalty for that,
she had to buy all the people in
her class a drink.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19
How Far Will Congress
Follow Truman's Program?
~ EDWARD II. SIMS.
Washington Correspondent
~ The Citizen


WASHINGTON. The biggest
question facing the second ses-
son % the 8lst Congress is how
Tar the government should GO
HiUng with President Truman and
bis welfare program. Opinions
vary from one extreme to the
other Some think we are already
hopelessly caught in the drift
downstream 20 Socialism and
others think everyone who op-
pose theig liberal" ideas are re-
stationary.
Probably the average congress-
man would 60 along on some
Fair Deal measures and balk al
others One OF the most contro-
Sersial Is Truman's proposal to
Increase cOverage Of unemploy-
ment compensation as well as in
Crcasing payment He wants all
states 90 allow half-year compen-
satinn periods (this is decided by
the states now and for laid-ofi
workers % receive so percent OF
their previous wages. up to $42.
Many Democrats and Republi-
cans oppose Mr.. Truman's pro-
posal 90 give federal employees
automatic unemployment COM
pcuzation when they are laid-ofi
federal Jobs Il has been argued
NAT federal employees might
insc some Of their efficiency if
IA income were guaranteed them,
one way OF another, despite the
Hf@ae of work they turned out.
Also, obiectors say we have no
rlaht 10 tax one for the money
a. provide automatic compensa-
tiun fur another when he loses his
inh
onc obiector said Civil Service
retirement benefits were return
nlic % all federal employees, il
thet wanted the money, and that
n they had worked more than
ten YEAR, they could merely
wait around until reaching retire
Incni age and collect retirement
pay This safeguard eliminates
the need for further caretaking.
d. said
Another controversial issue is
the medical realth insurance pro.
posals Of President Truman. Il
seems now that his requests will
D. denied at this session. Oh
course. We are sadly lacking ir
this field IN the United States
bot the question seems TO be one
Vi method - IN the minds Of
ost conscientious lawmaker:
here
Likewise. Il would be fine il
90 those employed in this coun,
try could have a guaranteed in.
cumc. regardless of whether Oh
nat they held their job, were
fired when out Of business. etc.
Just how far do the American
nroplc SAINT o. 60 down thi:
road7 That's the big question
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19

were stricken right here in Key
West with the disease,
Through the efforts and the re-
sources of the March of Dimes, all
have completely recovered.
Another feature of the March
of Dimes is the fact that work in
the drive is entirely on a volun-
tary basis and ten cents of every
dime you donate goes to help
some person to walk.
Who knows? II may be your
child who is next, but don't wor-
ry about it financially-the physi-
cal handicap is bad enough-the
dimes you and your neighbors
donate now to the March OF
Dimes will see you through.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19
MARCH OF DIMES
DONATIONS ARE
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT

Donations to the March of
Dimes should be regarded as an
investment in community pro-
Rress said {. b. Harvey, Cam
paign Director of the March of
Dimes today. During the past six
years, drives in Monroe County
have yielded a total of $40, 1000,
half Of which has remained in the
county. But during the same
period, the National Organiza-
Don has sent over SCI, 900 to Mon
roe County 10 care for patients.
All Of this has been spent local
b Tor medical care and hospitali-
ration. The average cost of a case
% polio Is $1,000 and during TIE
past year, twelve OF our neighbors
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19
SURVEY FIGHTS REFRAcrIoN

DENVER. = Up. = Measuring
mountains from New Mexico TO
the Canadian border. plus Alaska,
is part OF the job of the people
who work under the u. S. Geo
logical surveys Rocky Mountain
Regional Engineer Robert o.
Davis. Davis admits that some Of
the present figures may be off q
few feet.
The principal reason for errors
is the refraction of sight, caused
by the varying densities Of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19

on lot of congressional minds
here now. 1t will take the 1850
elections, and maybe 1852, for
some of us to learn which Fair
Deal programs are to be accept
ed and rejected. For, after all,
Mr.. Truman was elected with
less than fifty percent of the vote
in 1948 - and the people might
or might not favor some of his
present proposals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
know Americal

Oveta Culp Hobby of Houston
Tex, newspaper publisher, war
time Wac head, born in Texas, As
years ago.
Charles G. Battle, national
chairman of the American Vet
Grams Committee, born in New
York, 80 years ago.
DR.. William v. Houston, presi-
dent of Rice Institute, Houston,
Texas, born at Mt. Gilead, Ohio
so years ago.
DR.. Karl Kruger, director OF
the American Arts Orchestra,
born in Atchison, Kansas, Sc
years ago.
Bishop Marvin A. Franklin OF
Jackson, Miss, Methodist leader,
born in White County, Ga, Sc
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19
Your Horoscope

THURSDAY, JANUARY IL,
195O-Today gives a thoughtful
and studious nature, with the af-
fections deeply rooted. In what
ever path the life is led the soul
is uplifted in peaceful contem-
plation. 1t is a rather impractical
nature, but by no means is the
life failure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19

John A. Diemond, president of
the Insurance Company of North
America, Philadelphia, born in
Philadelphia, ga years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19
TESTED

Trust herI You surely don't
think she could keep a secret?"
We'll, I've trusted her with
other things, and she kept them!"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-19

DR.. Ernest c. Colwell, president
of the University of Chicago, born
in Halstead. Pa. 40 years ago.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

A BOUT one out of every
IA 500 children in the
United States needs special
help in school because of de-
fective eyesight. In the Dis
trict this help comes in the
form of a "sight-saving" pro-
gram instituted through the
combined efforts of the So
ciety for the Prevention of.
Blindness. a Red Feather
agency, and school and health
authorities. ... .-. ...-.
Children with no better
than 2O-7O vision in the bet
ter eye with the aid of glasses
are eligible for these special
classes which feature a min
imum of eyework and special
ly trained teachers equipped
to. assist poorly sighted chill
dren.
The SPB emphasizes that
the program makes no real
cleavage between pupils with
good eyesight and bad. They
mingle in claSsroomS. in the
lunchroom, in the gym and
on the playground. 1t is only
2 THE WASHINGTON STAR