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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Rifle Club
- News

On Sunday, November 4th Sc
veral of the rifle shooters of the
Southernmost Pistol and Rifle Club
went to the inaugural shoot of the
new rifle range of Doctor Paul
Archer at Homestead.
This new range was built and
is privately owned by the shooting
Doctor who deserves lot ofecre-
dit for furnishing the Florida East
Coast rifle shooters with the fine
new range which is the last word
in comfort and furnishings and is
considered one of the finest pri-
vate ranges in the country.
jim Muniz, president of the
Southernmost Pistol and Rifle Club
again shot brilliant score of
1868 KS out of possible 1900
IL 0 KS to win the Grand. Aggre-
gate in the MarksmaH Class. If
he keeps shooting this high average
he will find himself with Masters
classification.
r. Virgin another Marksman
also made brilliant showing by
shooting his first possible under
match conditions, shooting a 200
10 KS in the SO yards metallic
sight match.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Weekend Vandals
Damage Windows

Car windows of about nine auto
mobiles have been smashed over
the weekend. ii was reported to-
day.
Acting Police Chief Harry Lee
Baker said that only one report
was made to headquarters about
the vandalism but two other car
owners reported the damage to
The Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ''Wimpy" Gaming,
proprietors of the Island Cit,
City Luncheonette had their Nash
parked on Caroline street Friday
night. When they looked at il they
discovered two windows complete
" destroyed. The windows looked
to The Citizen as though someone
had deliberately smashed them
with a rock.
Bunny Duboyd reported to Sergt.
Hernandez that her car windows
were smashed Saturday night as
she was driving or Petronia street
near Whitehead street, She said
a cement fragment was thrown
at her car.
A Navy Commander was also
one of those suffering window
smashing damage,
Police are investigating the per
petrators of the VANDALISM, Baker
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
City Fathers
Meet Tomorrow

The City Commission Will
meet tomorrow night instead of
tonight as it usually does, City
Manager Dave King announced
today.
Commissioners voted at their
meeting last Tuesday to hold the
meeting Tuesday because of the
city primaries tomorrow. Com
missioners will be able to cam
vass the primary vote following
closing of the polls at Z pm. to-
morrow night.
Election will be held a week
from tomorrow. City Commits
sioners will count all absentee
ballots according to the 1851
Florida legislature. Previously
absentee ballots were counted by
election inspectors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Johnson Urges
Use OF A-Bomb

DENVER, Nov 5.--iR-Edwin D.
Johnson, Colorado Democrat, has
urged the use of atomic weapons
in Korea Johnson said the poss-
Utility of retaliation by the
Russians is too absurd TO con-
slider.
Johnson is member of the
Senate House Atomic Energy Com
mittee. He Saids the current tests
in Nevada have shown great pro-
gress in building Americas atomic
might.
Johnson declared the war in
Korea should be conducted on
what he called IAN about or
get-out baSis--one or the other.
He told reporters II would use
the atomic bomb over there if
l had my way. think it could be
used TO great advantage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05

Comes This Week

Monday. Nov. Sat 7:45 pm,
Benny's Cafeteria VS.. Naval Air
F lyers. K. Rodriguez, (0-D:
Mafii, t3-1).
Tuesday. Nov. Sat 7:45 pm,
Strand Theater VS.. Naval Station
Cards. A. Rodriguez, tl-0);
Greenwood. (2-0).
Thursday. Nov. Sat 7:45 pm,
Benny's Cafeteria VS.. Brooks
Stars. Macias, (2-l-: Gallagher,
(3-D.
Friday. Nov. Cat 7:45 pm,
Naval Air Flyers VS.. Gulfstream
F, Store. Ellis, t2-2); SaIinero,
900.
Sunday, Nov. II. Armistice
Day-at 7:45 pm, Benny's Cafe
terra VS.. Naval Station Cards. P.
Rodriguez, (0-2l: Coleman, (O-D.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05

directed by Judge Holland to walk
out of the courtroom into Clerk
Gwynn'ss office where they were
presented with their document of
citizenship.
Also present this morning was
Edwin r. Williams, clerk of the
Southern District of the us. Court.
headquarters Jacksonville. He was
introduced by Judge Holland to
the new citizens, the officials and
relatives, Judge Lopez. and State
Attorney ]. Lancelot Lester who
were present.
A young Canadian mother had
her two youngsters as well as
her husband with her as she be-
came a citizen. Blonde Ceorgi-
ana Scwarf1. wife Of Joseph
Scwsrt1, usN, had her charming
blonde baby with her.
He's an old citizen his father
laughed. The youngster looked
proud of his mother who is now an
American citizen, having renounc-
ed her allegiance to the country
of her birth, Cuba. Spanish. Fill
Pine, Cuban and Canadian. all are
citizens now. And all
walked out into the glorious noon
holding their original
copy of their naturalization certi-
ficate and their guide to good citi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Children Events
Featured AT
American Legion

Children Events will be a fea-
ture of the program scheduled for
Saturday at 3 PM at tn e
American Legion Home in Stock
Island. This event is part of the
Armistice observance as arranged
by the Arthur Sawyer Post No.2S.
The affair will be under the
direction of the Post Chaplain
Harry j. Metzger and he will be
assisted by other Legionnaires of
the Post.
Contests of all kinds win be
presented for the enjoyment of the
children. Chaplain Metzger stated
today that the affair will be limit
ed to children up to IL years of
age. Prizes will be presented for
the winners of the various events.
Following the games, refreshments
will be served by those in charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Winter Coming.
Seven Weeks
Early In 81
SNOW COVERS MOST
OF THE NORTHERN
PART OF COUNTRY:
NEW STORM BREWING

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-tP)-
Much of the nation is getting a
fore-taste of winter today-sev-
en- weeks early.
Bitter cold has frightened its
grip from the Rockies to the At
lantic after series of weekend
storms which saw at least Al
persons killed in traffic acct
dents.
Snow covers much of the
northern part of the country, and
new storm is brewing. 1t is
moving south and east from Kan
sas toward Southern Illinois and
the lower Ohio valley.
Most of the weekend storm-re-
gion traffic deaths were due to
binding snow, heavy winds and
icy roadways-especiallyi in the
New England states. where II
were killed.
Thirteen other persons died of
auto Smashups in New York
state, nine in Wisconsin and two
in Illinois.
Here are some early morning
temperatures: IL above in Chica-
go, 10 above in Omaha, 80 de-
grees in Oklahoma City, 25 il
Indianapolis, seven above il
Minnesota and nine degrees be
low zero in Lone Rock, Wiscon
! sin.
The mercury dropped into the
low 20's in New York state.
In Baltimore yesterday a 70
year-old record for the date was
| broken when the temperature
| dipped to 20 degrees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
STANDING OF THE LEAGUE
Iran Refines Oil
For Domestic Use

ABADAN, Nov. 5.---tPl--The
Iranians have begun operating a
major unit of the Abadan oil re-
finery from which the British
were expelled at the height of
the oil crisis.
An official government an
nouncement says that Iranian
engineers and workers started
up apparatus number 20, which
is one of the principal refining
units of the vast installations.
The government said present
plans call for operating the unit
only one month, to refill storage
tanks with oil for domestic con-
sumption,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Sellers, Hartenstine
Are Defending Champs
Many Strong Teams
In Tournament

The 1851 Mems Doubles Cham
pionships begins tomorrow in
Bayview Park with field of 80.
Tennis Club President Earl Yates
announced the results of the draw
this morning. Following is the line
up of first round matches:
Jack Sellers Ralph Hartenstine
VS.. Donnie Carbonell-0scar Cruz.
Captain Payson-Lt. Bob Galen
VS.. John Cruz-Don Cruz.
Col Penn Edgar Ygnacio Car
bonell VS. Andy Alonzo- Earl Yates.
Tony Dopp-Peter knight VS..
Paul Esquinaldo-James McNulty
Robert Parrot Johnny Sellers
VS.. Coach Van-Peter Varela.
Leo Carey-Frank Roberts VS.. 1t.
John RoundI-t. Martin Fineberg.
Roberts Smith-Harvey Sellers VS..
1t. Zwilling-Lt. Wells.
Comdr. j. A. McAllister- Comdr.
Joe Watson VS.. Walter WalterSon-
Franklin Hernandez.
President Yates said the tourna-
ment scheduled for the semi-finals
to be played Tuesday evening "a
week from tomorrow at 7 O'Clock
under the lights, and the finals
Wednesday, a week, under the
lights at o'clock. Loud speaker
and seats viii be on hand for the
fans on both nights. Deadline foi
completion of the first round is the
close of Wednesday evening
Matches may be played either a
night or day, and, before the
Semi-finals. on any courts agreed
upon by both contestants. Semi
finals and finals viii take place a
Bayview.
First round encounters tina
promise to produce even battles
are Alonzo- Yates VS.. Y. Carbonell
Edgar, Dopp-Knight VS.. Esquinal
do-McNulty, and Carey-Roberts VS.
Round Fineberg. Commander
Watson and McAllister are withou
a doubt one of the most powerful
of all the combinations. McAlliste
was a finalist with 1t. Hamblen il
last seasons Casa Marina Invita-
tional while Watson went all tn
way to the finals in this year
mems singles championships a
| County Beach.
| Another pair that has shown III
usual. potency since teaming u
two months ago is Paul Esquinald
and james McNutty. Esquinaldo'
game has advanced fifty percer
since his August singles play an
MeNulty is renowned on tn
Island as the man who neve
misses anything short of an OH
right placement. IF Roberts Smit
is on" for this tournament, h
and Harvey Sellers will be har
to beat Smiths all or nothin
speed balls are almost sure point
when he can control them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Kings Condition
Steadily Improves

LONDON, Nov. 5.-(P)--King
George the Sixth's doctors have
issued their first medical bulletin
since October goth. And they re-
Port that the British monarch's
condition has steadily improved,
although the need for care re-
mains.
The King was operated on
September 23rd for removal of
part or all of a diseased lung.
A London medical expert FAM
liar with the phrasing of the
bulletin called the new one very
reassuring. He said that it means
I'VE can look forward to an in
definite period of reasonably
good health now"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Barrooms Closed
Tomorrow 7 to I

Barrooms. saloons and cocktail
lounges must be closed tight from
am. to 7 pm. during the city's
first primary election tomorrow
City Manager Dave King announc-
ed today.
Vendors of package beer and
wine or package liquors can re-
main open, according to the law.
King said.
Meanwhile Victor Lowe, City
Clerk announced that pm. to-
day is the deadline for absentee
ballots to come into his office.
The absentee votes will be
counted tomorrow night by the
City Commission before the ballot
is counted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Woman Wrestler
Visits Key West

Miss Consuelo Gonzalez of Ha-
bana, Cuba. 1870 lbs. woman
champion wrestler from the Is
land Republic, is visiting the
city.
She is staying with MIR. and
Mrs. Peters at II Thompson
Lane, and she claims she likes
Key West, and would like to
stage match here, if possible
for the benefit of Raise the
Roof project.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05

In tropical and sub-tropical for
ests. trees show both growth ana
death II months year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
On The Ball

NEW YORK. u Brooklyn has
a good double play combination
that hasn't muffed a chance in ii
least IS years.
They re two gas meter readers
who together have handled flaw.
lessly 2.2lS, 757 chances. Charles i.
Dillon has been al it 10 wears. His
counterpart George P. Wolf has
been calling en- for mere Is
years but claims to have handled
1913 more chances.
The company they work for
Gas Appliance Manufacturers As.
soeiation, checks up on them ali
the time TOO. Review clerks CHECK
the gas mans reading against the
average billing for the particular
customers home. They still have
to chalk up the first error.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
PUBLIC GIVES TO
Continued from Page Onel

AAO1AA a ASaN ~<hsGs
responsive to the campaign, Rus
sell ord ere d 1000 envelopes
bearing the message: II am will
ing to help .SRaise the Roof" on
Wickers' Stadium. My donation
is enclosed"
These envelopes will be dis
tributed to various civic and
business clubs in the city tomor-
row. The envelopes may be mail
ed to Joe Russell, care of Ben
ny's Cafeteria, 905 Simonton
street, or brought in personally.
Said Russell. Anything from
a penny to a bankroll is accept
able and welcome"
Evening star., 1951-09-20
FRANCIS POWELL HILL
The Following Select Country
Properties and Productive

The Following Select Country
Properties and Productive
Farms for your
STAFFORD eSo9u5isfTa.lGp couaT9Msse-.cr. bee,
cattle and tree. farm. Well watered
by springfield streams. Improved BY
q Broom modern farm house; three
tenant houses. and usual outhuild-
handIe han neo a breeding herd, Price.
RAPPAHANNocK COUNTY 500.
acre operating beef cattle farm with
carrying capacity Of $50 brood
cows. Improved by an S-room brick
bath; 3 tenant houses. large cattle
barn with hay dryer and silo. ma.
chine r shed. etc: Price $4,000
include rain residence. tenant house,
100-head cattle barn. This farm has
been In the same family. over $50
productive areas Of Virginia; and is
soneede99 ssrns e9 TO to be one Of The best
abundant water supply sassest Ssi She ir.
Tigation to the farsighted operator.
Price. 500. 900.
ORANGE COUNTY-49s-acre. oper.
atinr cattle and sheep farm on q
main main highway; ar Farmers farm at farm
LoUDoUN COUNTY - Retirement
farm OF 95 acres about so miles
from downtown Washington. The
modernized stone residence vas once
the Miller's home-4-room house for
COUNTY-5o-acre country
place within As minutes Of down
town Washinston. improvements ii-
with 3 bedrooms and two tile baths.
tvo-ear garage with three.roorn
apartment above; small barn with
hayloft: 11-box-stall stable; small
lake and board fence enclosed pad
docks; Price, S45. 900.
CULPEPER cOUNTY-Near Warren.
ton; 16O-acre, productive. well-wa-
tered grazing farm with . carrying
capacity OF 40 brood COWS. Solid s.
room frame residence ulnlmprovedl.
Call Mr.. .Hogue. warfleld sa47 or Mr..
smith. Vienna 1914 evenings; or
Decatur 410l, once hours.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. fS.0f NV. Decatur 41o,
Evening star., 1951-09-20
FARMS

10 ACRES, large bedrooms. good
oil heat; also 3-room. S-car sarags
apt; horse and cattle barn. hog
houses. poultry houses for 1.000
heads, other. outbuildings; sDarkline
well water; large frontage on high
way; all fenced. good grazing; I'M
mediate possession; 8 miles from
DOFT Colesville. Md. r. F. D. 2,
Silver Spring. Md. Cali Ashton (Md.)
THIRTY-ACRE ESTATE. no build
ings; overlooking large lake-to-be,
boating; fishing; gentle; rich. roll.
being constructed to washington !;
so min. from town., magnifcent
view for rambler. overlooking lake;
suitable for farming or beef cattle;
Ssik sd Dnixs.' yen end no MORE sas snd s5ls
desired. $500 per acre for i'm
psdiats pss ate sale; e., For appt.' y65its
sfRaotT FRI tI. C.ATTixaLLoG-rarms. homes,
sEAnTY sasnsrss' 7A Mnsd woedEars EsdE srH2ST sSs
1853 ACRES, below Indian Head In
Charles Co.: 40 acres cleared and
remainder in timber and pulp wood;
4-room house; small barn: chicken
houses: tractor and equip Good
well and stream on property. On
paved road. Full price. SI1,500.
Terms. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2s02
RIVER FRONT near
Dickerson: 4-room frame cottage
with hot-air heat and electricity; 6
acres with about 800 feet OF river
frontage; $4,000. E. K Ruble.
Poolesvilie 21s4. with RIPLEY &
ROMER. Realtors.
.J2 ACRES young and saw timber.
70 mi. south Of D. c.: hard road:
streams; springs; power line; good
hunting, especially turkeys: S6.4O0.
$500. dn,, SIS mo. Details at
co. 200 acres.
some bldgs.. on excel road. 25 mi.
Wash. Monument; well watered and
fenced for stock. Call MRS. ROSS.
Gaithersburg 323-R or ST. 3520.
TEN ACRES. stream and spring.
Nice insulated house; 2S-ft.. liv.. rm.
with hardwood. floors and fireplace;
nicely equip. lge. kit. dry bsmt.;
oil h;-w.h.; 8 lse. bedrms: and bath
Srie: on snS only T. s1ss55ee. ssrsl,Pi sppont M
psnN sasns 70 hHP inHsPesss srsM sall Henry ss &c: e
hwy. Falls Church. JE. 2-1611.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
RAvENWooD
MILTON G. SMITH, REALTY
Vienna Rambler

BUILDER AND DEVELOPER
1857 N Glehe Rd.. Arl. OW 200.
EVes OFT Q2o5. FA 2301
Evening star., 1951-09-20
GL. loo. OK. 1243.
NICE INCOME

from 4 new apts., 2 acres Of land;
unfinished apt. and garage; near
Centreville. Substantial cash re-
ssnnihred, A. B. STANLEY, Fairfax
Evening star., 1951-09-20
HOUSES WANTED 70 eUY

HOMES AND INVESTMENT proper
THos. E. FARRELL Co. Realtors
sEstab, 1879. 721 10th st. NV.
If PROHPT ATTENTION to the sale
of er yo, ,oneTfs nome business wns or nyss
e ses North CAPITOL 4rHH IA. s7so. SesSr. Free
appraisals. Results since 1879
l WILL PAY you Cash TODAY for
your home; ANY location; anv condi.
We Ven HAVE vi aGl CIlENSs rs nd7 snd need prop.
erty to sell or rent in Hyatts.. River-
For quick action and good service,
YOUNG EXECUTIVE. with perma-
nent position and good salary, de-
home; home - Chain Bridge coo to gethsI IS
pHsPEsR0aErffo s0E e. NEED s'ssi f0r S to so Toom
Free appTaisals: sTRRiouiP' Ri R4. a. 500. FOO
CAN GIVE LARGE cash down pay
nMnt, rnent for 2 good .i',l.. buy dirsst direct from
ssMneI le ca Il .vss S slTsr ssPss,ns ss4 81
JUST SOLD MY HOME. have cash to
ATTENTION OWNERS. can get
you. top all cash or term deal for
your ohon. home. Call MR.. WILLIAMS.
Tor DOLLAR cash for your home
white or colored, any section. ST
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CASH FOR YOUR HOME. in nearby
Maryland. MILLER. WA. O06O.
FOR QUICK SALE of your property
in d. c., Md. and Va, call us at
once to discuss prices and terms
JANIS s. WIInrR. GE. iais. @ss
CLEVELAND PARK AREA-In urgent
need of spacious home. or 5
bedrms.; responsible client will nay
all cash. Call Ann Chatterton. HUI.
s6S4,- with JAMES L. DIXON g.
MO6ERNiSTIC 2 or 3-bedrm. home;
Is I9TS95a = cnnK laIls area. Hs s,sS $4,000. H.
MoDERNISTIC HOME. 9 or 3 bed
rooms. Lorcom lane area: $4,000.
LUCILLE COOK, FA. 3272, FA. 1864.
Evening star., 1951-09-20

2433 18th ST. N.W.-store contain
int 1900 usable sq. 1t. Of space: good
snipplng and receiving facilities.
CARL g. ROSINSKI CO., ma. 9254.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
1114k tREAR) 18th ST. N.W.-Build
ing lSxST. 9 stories. THOMAS P

I114k tREARl 18th ST. N.W.-Build.
ing ISxs7; 2 stories. THOMAS P.
BROWN 615 4th st. s.w., MA. 1919
5000 so. FT.. rear 9th and E NV
gnd nm so sSmms ssss brick blds.' 5000 per
| HAVE 3 BLDGS. for lease, described
as follows, Bldg. No. Concrete
block construction, concrete floor,
2-story bldg. Eft ceiling. well
braced to carry q tremendous load !:
End story, 2O-ft. ceiling. metal roof;
this bldg. is so by 40. Bldg. No.
Same construction, Is situated
about 40 It. from Bldg. No. /, and
is 140 It. BY so. 12-ft. ceiling; End
story, 30-ft. ceiling. Both bldgs.
have water and electricity. Bldg.
NO. Same concrete construction,
14:ft. by 40 it.. l story; 3 rooms,
toilet, wash basin and electricity.
This bldg. would be ideal living
quarters for watchman or guard.
There are plenty Of doors at ends
and sides of bldg. for loading and
unloading, which believe make
them ideal for either dead or live
storage. These bldgs. are all in one
group, located on q hard-surfaced
road 12 miles from the District of
Columbia out River rd. NV. ] be-
lieve these bldgs. would also be ideal
for Tillwright or some type Of COM
paratively small factory. Would like
long-term lease, with option to buy
Il you Ike; (Very, very reasonable)
Evening star., 1951-09-20
INDUSTRIAL pRopERTy--Rrh7'
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

5000 so. TT. Of ground centrally
located: pvt. r.r. siding and ofilce
MA. 1886.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
STORES FOR RENT

2433 18th ST. N.W.-store contain
lng 1900 usable sa. IT. OF space: good
CARL Z. sosrNsRsf NssaRsfis9os co. Ns. Nfseis'siss ssss
SUITABLE STORE OR OFFICE, sDse.
available on Wis. ave. in the heart
et Beshesda: ready oct. i; Si5o mo:
LGE CoaNER STORE, Sc. cor. Of
LIT LIN nnT snd e stS. Sc; vacant: reas.
W" e%' l4tn st. NV. MA. $3.50.
100 4th ST. N.w.-store with living
quarters near new General Account
ing Once Building; suitable any line
cAFRfTs q Fesi.nsssi nj loS Sosn rent; immed. poss.
TT. DAVIS shopping center, intersec.
about t.. Susiess Snd Ais sno; ayes ,r +o Sc Just
ever our 16x76 store with partial
hsmt., check the trafic, talk with
the other merchants and then cali
US and learn the reasonable rent.
"AGaAMAN-BRAwNER, NE. 1850.
1921 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-1Sx4e
Sis mo. cheat furnished) Iinoleum
nr;, small bay window, fiuorescsnt
iignts; g;, rear entr. LEO M. BERN.
sLEiF S.V'i ME = Go;; So0o Realtors. 1416 K st.
DoWNToWSSApprox. aoxso; very
busy neighborhood; reas. rent. I'm.
med. occup:; attractive lease to re-
sponSible tenant. Cali LEO M
BERNSTEIN a CO., Realtors, l4i5
x st. NV. NE. 5402.
@06 uPsHUR ST. N.w.-vacant. ALL
pufDese pr, location; WIN lease | to 8
Ma. 6464; ewes. FA. 1888. -2i
SMALL STORE or once. 5S15 WASH.
Baito b,vd. Riverdale / blk. from
Hyyattsville Theatre, $50 mo. WA.
WILSON BLVD. opposite Arlington
Trust Co.; modern, 3Ox9O, busy Iocal
tion. Excellent for mems shop.
Tomen's ready-to-wear. or family
shoe store. Rear customer entrance.
from parking lot. OWNER. cH. 1000.
ADJACENT TO GEORGETOWN. in de-
sIrAble corner bldg; conv. transp.
II. a. GILL g. SON. Ma. 4O3s.
STORE FOR RENT, near i4th and
PssIrSS I'd. NV. 15xS0; $125. TU.
90l 10th SIT NW|ce sTcr. ia,
Evening star., 1951-09-20

So ACRES, rich soil, On road bet.
Ssos: SiGsI j III EETISS SIss MARTIN Warner
NEAR AsHTON-5h acres in blue
grass. completely fenced; suitable for
fose ony Zoo to an acre. Tsrms
cash. Immediate settlement for this
Ss9sS; MseSEeSsaEsg Sss = isThsTMrsrp fs1G N pm
81 saSSShAsce ackfs oS Soi HARD Rp. in nil Ara.
ripe for Subdivision; sn sss5 sy Der wscft: acre.
ALVIN FPLING. UN. O3l3
RAMBLER-SIZE LOTS, 50x.O0; all
t.lS tsrms sflHyn sIyIN EPN BfiESs rN SSoo Zach;
ONE ACRE. near Rediand I'd, Mont
ggomery Co. 12 miles from Silver
terms, ALVIN EPLING,. UN. 03l3,
af pr}nc. soTass ACRES IN n 6uilt.up area
for apts;: row. or .semidet., Price
Mr.: Weiss, tn. 4036, LEO M. BERN
STEIN 4 CO. od Realtors. 1415 K st.
POTOMAC-In the heart Of the hunt
country and big estates, IL miles
from Rockville. to 3 acres for
your. future home. 1000 per acre;
sSssl. snoh buy. Call MR.. HARRIS. Ma.
ONE. a-AcRE TRACT: one. 4.acrs
tract; two, 5-acre tracts: two, To-
acre tracts; one, 30-acre tract; one,
35-acre tract. SMITH W. ALENUTT.
Sr.. SH. 1876. Ashton 3l94. 80
Of 70 to 100 building lots in nesrby
Regulstion x loan commitment.
ISGoG H9S oGG9Ngt-T W.. pStsEE; u.,.. 20
Shirley 1sss ayy miles xodSsg from pfpta pita,
down, $50 mo. VERNON NJ. Lynch
d SON, Lincolnia, Va. AL. 5906,
lClosed Sunday.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
In Virginia. so to 100 acres. beautiful
land. located close to fast-groTins
Z low,cost housing DEVELOPMENT.
SS Curtis E. MARTIN, INC.
TIE. 0233 Alex. 6815
LANHAM PARK
Out Defense highway (Route b0)
The largest lot DEVELOPMENT project
in Prince GEORGES County:
Aaeros sioo doSn lots; sSSso SSS mSon$sbi4 to Fl i4So'
City water. phone. electricity.
Fast bus and train service.
Bladensburg rd. to Defense
hwy. 3 miles to large sign. Lanham
Park" ONCE open daily and Sunday.
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
rhone Union 764a.
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