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3sWanted To Buy

WE PAY $I00 foi, old batteries
Dicks Tire Service, 929 Tru
man Avenue. Tel. 778. augl II
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37--Automotive Parts

.ETAlL and wholesale. II you
need genuine auto parts for any
make OF car see the
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FOR THE BEST IN trailers. New
and used. Pan-American Star
Terra Cruiser. AZ months to pay
MN. Distributing Co, $50 South
Federal. DANA, Florida. Phone
5000. july27-tf
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50-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
Chancery Case M. fa-82s
EMILY nIONNE KEEL.
Conn nj a iuaut
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Report

Key West, Fla, Aug. %, 1854
Observations taken at City Office
500 AN. EST
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s--Mals Help Wanted

WANTED: THREE automobile
mechanics. must be exPeEienc-
ed. Chevrolet Garage. Caroline
Street. augli-tf
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70 Rent

COUPLE desires or 2-bedroon
furnished house or apartment
by Sept, Isl for months. Call
4oo5-h augl7-6t
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l9-Pubhc NoTices


WELL ESTABLISHED Restau.
rant for sale Long lease Low
rent. Inquire l0ll Truman
aug23-6tx
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precipitstion

Relative Humidity Al 500 Al
67Go
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Tomorrow's AlmAnsc
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Barometer tSea LEVEL 500 AN.
5000 ms. ltll5.9 rabs.
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IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. IN AND FaR MONROE
COUNTY FLORIDA.
IN THE MATTER OF:
THE ESTATE OF
NJ RCARET LEoNA BONAMY.
DECEASED
THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO:
MARIE STELLEY; AMY DAWK .
ms: SYLVIA MoYER: ANNA.
BEL BARTEi.S; LOUISE III.
KRUMPgS. administrator 81 the
ssa III q Ei; ijas 6 :, III &
f6fni Fist SliHifi liitTf hs !. III MI 80 ;ssl
s Michael ( A Roaainy. Recessed.
n NJ IA es.Fa \ ss n.
event he is deceased; and ALI.
OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING
ANY BENEFICIAL INTEREST IN
THE ESTATE OF MARGARET
LEoNA B0SAMY. DECEASED.
You are hereby notified that "A
petition has been filed i'm said
Court by The First National BANK
of Miami. as administrator {, T. A.
Of the Estate Of Margaret Leona
Bonamy. deceased. praying for a
determination Of the heneficiaries
Of said estate.
You are hereby required 10 file
your written defenses thereto with
in forty {40l days after the first
publication or posting hereof.
Should sou fail therein, decree will
be entered iva due course upon sa III
petition.
WITNESS my hand and the sea
of said Court at Key West. Florida
this 22nd day of August. 1851.
fEeuFt
Sesl RAYMOND r. IoRD
County Judge
by loan l. Rawls
Clerk
.u.,,xsa ea-,n*e fars
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S--Female Help Wanted

HOUSEKEEPER 10 live in. Good
salary. Nice home. Phone
l9S0-M. aug2l OF
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38-AutomoDiles For Sale


BEST OFFER takes 2 Chevrolet
beer trucks, ls1 tons each. Cali
u. j, Delgado Mornings before
10 and evenings after 6. Phone
$50. aug2l -6tx
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The percapita meat conslimp-
ton u Argentina Is 267 pounds q
year. according 10 the National
Geographic Society.
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90 CABIN CRUISER, with ice
box and head. Phone 605-M
after pm. aug2l st
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vitamin A was discovered in
1915.
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ROOM for quiet working couple
or woman. 500 Angela street,
aug33- 3tx
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4l--Boats and Motors

1912 BOAT, cupboard motor and
trailer. Make offer. Must sell
prior Isl September. Phone
l0l5-W. aug22 AK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22
V1ERRY CHKISTMA =
Atty. Turner
Reelected

~ - T--es 4ss
~. r.. IS. TIA ~
SAACP sunday a.
- NNl Z .. IS Ell
Je y r Nos7-s- =
1e-i
.r4- o.A1eTs re-electe-
n : pe A c a4ger- a tEsi
dprt Sar. -el } L.ec%--
t.r5 s.ce pre-. dent. Nj
X l. Dean secretary, ard
" y me 1 Tnou pson. fFeas-
o. IKE - persons elected 70
tte e sn,n Bard % Directors
tn, t,loW.ng nine are new mem
rs r zee CLARK Mrs irene
G7a,es Leonard L Kasle, Dr..
~aa.4gss kieinuan. Mrs Coda
kk LOAN Morning. Theodore
Srt Atty Wills Ward and Eu-
-eae vi.
Mea bers =. me Board Who
vefe -elcc,t6 are Andrew "
J. Bsc~r Ernest Dillard. Urban
Esfi4ne y Beatrice Dapsley.
Mrs. Ether J Lowe. the Rev.
: ia - Eesl Heny " Mort
III VILLAIN II OlEser, Ernest
She NJ b bafa Let. Sim
uun Luther Simmons. Mrs.
he wilson, John s Talley,
'fr. Nobel Tho.nell and the Rev.
D. p Young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22
Heart Pills
FotoI to Body

A -month-old boy died about
IN hour later last Thursday after
being conveyed 10 Children's Hos
pital as suffering from an over
dosage Of heart" pills
He is Lonnie johnson. 226 King
who was taken 90 the hospital
by his nursemaid. Mrs Mary
Whiimore As. same address, who
told police that the boy had ac-
cidcntally swallowed an unknown
amount Of pills which were pre-
scribed by a doctor for her pre-
teRsive heart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22
Poisoned Corn
Nets Life Sentence

ATLANTA A bootlegger who
confessed 10 mixing a connection
OF moonshine which killed 38
persons last October. began a
life sentence for murder last Fri
day.
He is John r. (Fat) Hardy who
was saved from the electric chair
upon a recommendation of mercy
by an all-white jury which de-
liberated over three hours before
finding him guilty.
The 360-pound moonshiner
took the verdict calmly as his
attorneys filed motion for q new
trial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22
Dope Addict Cuts
Wrist For Medical
Treatment

An admitted dope addict cut
his wrist on a bolt attached 10
MS bench in a FRS, Precinct
cellblock 10 gain medical treat
ment Saturday evening. police
said.
Joseph Jackson. %. 5238- 23rd.
suffered a minor laceTatlon Of
the left wrist after cutting his
wrist because he is a heroin ad-
dict, police reported. and wanted
to be sent to Receiving Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22
Hit Hits
Wife With
Flat Iron

An rated husband lived Up
70 MS name early Tuesday when
he hi, his wife in the head with
ar aon 10 stop her from naggine
about has drinking
He is Charles Hit a.. 37l3
MEG aw. who is being held for
investigation of felonious as
sauli against his wife. Ruby.
81. who suffered decorations
ano contusicns of the head
with possible skull fracture.
Her condition is serious.
Witnesses told police that the
couple entertained some friends
~ th.l home and later in the
evening drove man and his
girl friend % the mans home on
Ferry
While al the mans horne. Mrs.
Hit argued with her husband
over drinking some more" and
r0niinued to derlde him on their
wav home
soon as the couple arrived at
'heii home, Hit went and pro
cured the iron from the kitchen
and struck his wife police re
ported
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22
Sloying Held
Accident

GRAND RAPIDS -tSpeciaD.
A IS year-old man admitted =
police here last Friday 'hs' -
was responsible FOR the rl1s'e. -.
Staying OF Mitchell Van fopp..
ing early last SATURDAY s''"'
il was an accident A.,
Lee c. Guydon told poi''e IN IN
he was looking for another "'I :,
Vernon Walls. with who" !,
had quarreled earlier WIN NV =
bar. intending 10 shoot hih', III, s
don said Popperine S'ou' ,hs
doomed up in front Of him ~ ~, -
darkness and he fired aecios'''
ly. the
X Police had been baiiica = ,be
apparent lack OF motive
fatal shooting. =. hin
Poppering is unknown -
Guydon stated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22

Under our free enterprise
system" he added. every man
regardless Of race. color or
creed has a right 10 pursue any
lawful business or profession
without restraint or coercion"
Wachtel pointed out that under
our way Of life, inequality and
scparatism are intolerable, say
ing that If We do not practice
freedom at home, can we con
vince others abroad that We
mean what we say? Every case
Of denial Of right under law Is
a propaganda advantage 10 our
enemies
Pride Is Elementary
He also asserted that "pridc
IN race is elementary" and that
40 race that despiscs itself.
laughs at or ridicules itself can
ever be great people
The president also said
Specialized theoretical schooling
is important But additionally. Go
learn the practical side Of bust
ness, the place IS an the Office,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22
Holds JimCrowism
IS Economic Waste

Discrimination is economic waste which We can
i'll afford at a time when nation grds itself to lead
world defend itself against communism, declared
w w Wachtel President, Calvert Distlers Corporation
in booklet entitled observation-disclosures Economic
Waste" being distributed nationally among business
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22
Cicero Officials, Policemen
Indicted by Federal Grand Jur,
Four GUILTY
Of Denying
Civil Rights

CHICAGO-(S PEClAL)-
Four Cicero officials and
three policemen We're indict.
ed last Thursday Us a spe.
ial federal jury for their roA
in. preventing Harvey Z
Clark, Jr., and MS famN
from occupying an apart.
ment which they had rented
in the lily-white suburb near
here.
Henry J. SanduskY. president
Of the Town Council; Erwin
Konovsky. chief Of police; and
Nicholas Berkos. town attorney,
were indicted on two counts
charging tn conspiracy 10 pre-.
vent any Negro inhabitants
from occupying and owning
property in Cicero and t2l il.
legal action on their part on
June Q. as officers OF the Law
and officials Of the township
10 deny The clarks the right to
occupy the apartment they had
rented.
First Count
Indicted on the i count.
with them was The dose Weso-
lowski fire marshall and on The
second count. Police Sefgesn!
Roland Bran and pavolmea
Frank A. LANCE and Prank Jan.
icck.
The denial of liberty on the
part of the Z. the nalcimenl
charged. led 10 riots 81 front q
the Clark flat az e,ts W. 18Th
on July i0-li. In ihe-e riots a
mob OF 5000 wrecked and burned
all the Clark family's belonging
and did $50, 900 damages 10 ne
20-flat building
Bias Present
Processing that there Sas
great deal OF bias in the jury
Foreman John F. Kre.aeI. al
International Harvesieg executive
declared:
From a legal aspect as vel
as a moral aspect, 'hert ~As q
other decision. We ws.e cogn'
zant also of the soCio. zeal ana
clinical aspects involving IN
treatment Of Negroes. We can
treat them as they a.e lfea'e'
down South"
The officials face maximum
penalty of one year in jail ana
$1,000 fine If found ga''y ln'
indictment also listed p eo-con
spirators and not As acien'ahH
SO Cicero policemen who wen
on patrol duty al the Glaze apS''
ment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22

the factory and the market place.
Young men should be encouraged
TO work and 10 go into business
for themselves. The experience
they will get will be source OF
strength. and be tn kind OF train
ing they could never set IN
schools.
Remember. that basically II
IS the nature of free enterprise
that management put together
and maintain an efficient organi-
zation 10 gain maximum produc-
tlvity and profit for the stock
holder. To permit choice of men
on any other basis but 10 accom-
pliSh this is inconsistent with the
fundamental motivation OF bus
inessman and with free enterprise
Itself"
Variety Speaker
For ever the past % years,
Wachtel has been making an ave-
rage OF so speeches a year on a
wide variety OF subjects includ-
ing improving traffic safety, hon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-22

esty i'm advertising' 'h' 4ucaiion-
81 fair trade. selling "xolsin-
in i, problems and stem stem
ang the free en'erp'N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-16

Evenbody using these sIeekokine chairs just
den every Busy poise tho plastic
that damp cloth keeps inpeccobe when osoed
and ied fingers Home loving find oomy
proportions comfortable and inviting especially they
careful about ceoe ohes ho
Duon Everyone the sparkling coIos that
red green ehortreuse yellow grey BONE Best of the
sovinos . z for 49, e5, or $26 each!
HechtC Washington Floor Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-16

Buy by the than ev Use the for smarter
arrangements Just g. gives you ooe complete poir
of these modern chairs With those deep eony bocs
they're soft and comfortable any chair you could wish or Yet
completely MODERN appearance including the richly
domok upholstery Pick your match ne grey
Chortreuse, green brown. trimmed Separately $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

II so. at what collectors office
were the returns filed? Number 6
Baltimore, Md.
Here is appended the page
dealing tDith Maj. Barretts
financial condition and repro
duced elsewhere in these
columnsJ
Washington, d. c., S.:
I. - -. being duly sworn
state that I have read. and under
stand. all the items contained in
the foregoing 26 pages Of this
QUESTIONABLE; that / have sup
piled full and complete informa-
ton in answer to each item there
in to the best OF my knowledge
information and belief. and that
all the information supplied by
me is true.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this day of -, 1851.
District Of Columbia, S.:
Robert j. Barrett being first
duly sworn according to law de-
poses and says that he has read
over the foregoing QUESTIONABLE
Iof rs pages by him subscribed
that the matters and facts therein
stated OF his own knowledge are
true: those stated upon informa-
ton and belief he believes to be
true.
ROBERT j. BARRETT.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 10 day of November. 1851
HOYLE D. SECREST,
Notary Public, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

Mr.. Capossela gave no reason
for his decision. The hospital
also gave no reason.
He came to the hospital in 1888
as assistant administrator. He
took the top job in 1912. Before
that he had worked five years for
the Health Security Administra-
ton.
Mr.. Capossela Is a native Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and attended ele-
mentary. high and commercial
school there. Entering the Wall
Street brokerage business as a
runner in 1917, he rose to the post
of general manager in Pittsburgh
Of a large branch Office dealing
in stocks and bonds.
The hospital said Mr.. Capossela
would finish out his term but that
Mr.. Mullendore would assume his
duties. The resigning admins
traitor is expected to be away
much of the time the next few
months looking for new position.
Mr.. Capossela has been active
in the Maryland and District Hos
pital Association. He served as
president of the association in
1947. He also is a member of the
American College of Hospital Ad-
ministrators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Z Chang Officers Fail
To Appear al Hearing
On Missing Millions

A suit brought by the Chimes.
Nationalist government agains
two prominent Chinese Air Force
officers here was postponed toda,
in District Court because the Of.
ficers failed to appear.
The defendants. 1t. Gen. P. T
Now and Col. v. S. Hsiang. stanc
accused Of failing to account prop.
erly for more than $24 million
sent from Formosa by their gov.
eminent to buy planes and all
force supplies.
Papers Not Yet Served.
Edward E. Leahy, one of the
Nationalist government lawyers
told Judge James R. Kirkland thai
the United States marshal hae
been unable to serve the neces-
sary papers on the two officers
He requested postponement ir
the court proceedings.
The Nationalist government /!
seeking a court order requiring
Gen. How and Col. Hsiang to turr
back an estimated 81 million tina
remains from a fund of $40 mil.
lion sent them. The government
also asks that the officers be re.
quired to account for all fund!
spent within the last six years
1t contends they have not &C.
counted for $24 million of thu
total.
Says Marshal Fooled.
| Mr.. Leahy said that wheneve
marshal attempts to serve cour
papers on the officers, he is toll
by the person answering the door
bell that all papers presented b.
the marshal will be destroyed.
! An attorney for the defendant
said in advance of today's hearin,
that neither he nor the officer
would appear in court.
Restraining Order Issued.
The attorney. William A. Rob.
ertS. contended American court
have no jurisdiction over the dis
pute. He said Gen. Now ant
Col. Hsiang ARE out of town" ant
have never been served with tn,
Nationalist government com
plant against them or with an,
order to appear in court.
The Nationalist government las
week obtained a temporary re,
Istraining order from Judge Kirk.
land to prevent the two from
using unexpended funds.
Today's hearing was to conside,
IA move for a permanent injunc-
ton.
Funds Sent Through Bank.
DR.. Lieng-Chien Cha, National
list vice minister OF justice who
was sent from Formosa to try tt
wind up the dispute. said in adj
vance of the hearing that al
Though Gen. Now and Col. Hsiang
were ordered fired last August 81
the government until recently still
had to obtain Air Force supple.
through them. He said this wa.
so because the funds were trans.
mitted directly and personally tt
Gen. Now through the Bank Of
China in New York. and Gen
Now deposited the money in vari.
Gus private bank accounts.
Neither DR.. Cha nor other Chi
nese officials explained why thi.
procedure was followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Borretts Replies to Senate Committee QUESTIONABLE

dependent, in effect within the
period January !. 1945, to date?
If so, give particulars ::
can recall no suits against me in
my personal capacity. Records
snow I was sued on 3 or 4 occa-
sions by virtue of my Office. to-
gether with other police officials,
for return of property seized in
police activities.
mo answer
Sc. Has your salary been gar
nisheed during the period Janu-
airy /, 1945. to date? No.
81. Have you. your wife. your
children, or any dependent. re-
ceived any money during the Pc
riod January /, 1945, to date, as
the result Of any lawsuit or claim?
No.
6S. What is your estimate of
the average weekly cost of all food
products consumed in your home
for the following years? Cannot
even estimate prior to l948, prob
ably $50 to $40 per week. after
father-in-law's death and daugh-
ter's marriage, now bout $25 per
week.
Do you, your wife, your children,
OR any dependent. now have, or
have you, or they. had any debts
contracted not as a result Of loans
during the period January l, 1945,
to date? Not that I know of, ex-
Icept repairs to cottage and store
accounts.
Did you, your wife, your chill
,dren, or any dependent. within the
period January l, 1945. to date,
borrow any money in excess OF
500? Yes? If so, give the follow
ing particulars with respect to each
sum: Name Of borrower. lender,
amount borrowed. date: Robert
j. Barrett. ct ux Oriental Bldg. &
Loan. $1,000. October. l947; Rob-
,ert j. Barrett. City Bank. Ninth
and New York avenue. $3.50. Oc-
tober q. 1913; Robert j. Barrett,
Alfred P. Dicker. 903 E street
NV. $500, October %, 1850.
Unpaid balance as Of October
/, 1851. Alfred P. Dicker, $500.
Did you. your wife, your chill
dren, or any dependent. lend any
money in excess Of 500, to any
one within the period January /,
1945, to date? Not that I can
recall.
Did you file an income tax re-
turn for the following years?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
48 Sign Baltimore Petition
Backing Gen. Eisenhower
BY the Assoeioied Press


BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-Forty-
eight persons stopped long
enough on a cold and windy
downtown street corner yesterday
to add their names to a petition
backing Gen. Eisenhower for
| President.
A group backing the General
set up a booth with a big picture
of him and offered pencils to all
who passed as a test of senti-
ment.
Two attractive young women,
Mae Hughes and Joan Bunce,
extended invitations to sign the
petition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

term expires.
The hospitals
Board of Direc-
tors named j.
Hubert Mullen
dore to the post
of acting adj
ministrator "ef-
fective immedi-
a t e ly." Mr..
Mullendore has
b e en- W i t h
e m e r 6 e n C y
H o S it al IA
years, serving
as Mr.. Capos-
sela S assistant
Ill., -,% ;~n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

answer to constipation due to lack
of dietary bulk. Eat an ounce
about II cup) of crispy Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of
water. If not satisfied after 10 days,
send empty box to Kellosg's,
Battle Creek, Mich. Get poURL1
YOUR MONEY BACK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

I'm regular. feel
wonderful. thanks
a million!" Abra-
hams. Zelman, 2SO5
Deerfeld Rd., Far
Rockaway, N. Y.
One of many unso-
licited letters from
ALL-BRAN users.
Thia NAV he uoi,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
ICaposse|a Resigns
AS Administrator al
Emergency Hospital

James G. Capossela. admins
traitor of Emergency Hospital, has
announced his resignation effec-
tive next May when hs present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
KINGS Doctor Dead

The famous German surgeon
who operated on King George v
in 1899 died recently in West
Berlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
IRREGULARITY GONE
FEELS WONDERFUL

81 was constipated for years with
no relief in sight. Then ! began eat
ing ALL-BRAN every day. Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-21
GARAGES

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Increase general value of your
property and protect your car and
other items from ravages of open
weather: attractive financing, 1Q%
cash, SO mos. to pay. Garages de-
1ivered Metropolitan Washington.
12x20, $495; 14x20, S519; 20x30,
sos; util bldgs. slightly less.
These bldgs may be used for liy-
ing purposes in some areas. You
erect them or We will erect for
you. We also make small struc-
lures for tool house. play house
or light storage For information
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daily Sat and sun. til 9 pm.
LARGE GARAGE, 10x20, suitable for
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WANTED-Garage or parking space
vic. 22nd and Mass. ave. n.w.i Du
S54o -23