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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
CONCH
.CH0WDER
BY RAYMER

Bill Crespo will go out on
treasure hunt in the autumn
when mosquito control is ac7
conplished by the weather, ii
iii not spray. His client, George
FIerst of Valdosta, Ga. Brought
map back from Mexico show
ing treasure sunk or buried
somewhere in the Keys near
here. The map was on some.
kind of leathery stuff" Cresro
said. When / suggested parch-
ment, he reckoned that's what it
was Anyway, he knows the
the waters around here better
than most of us know Duval
street, and he says he did locate
the spot marked on the map.
when the pesky bugs aren't so
bad and when we have better
equipment. we're going back and
complete the search.
Bills fishing boat win prob
ably have To be supplemented
with other craft when the time.
comes. He doesn't have the map,
bal he has the contract 10 be
T1erst's guide. He depends on
me. Took little figurin'; bat /
found the place once. and can
do it again, when he brings back
the map" Crespo added
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
10 YEARS AGO

Sitting as a board of equaliza-
ton tonight al the courthouse,
Monroe county commissioners
viii study complaints against tax
assessments and hear citizens who
wish TO make their complaints in
person.
County Clerk Ross Sawyer said
most of the complaints received
up to now have been in the form
Of telephone calls. indicating that
a number Of citizens will put in
formal protests before the books
are closed.
Operators of the Casa Marina
hotel filed q protest against the
100 per cent assessment in the
last meeting Of the commission a
week ago. but the letter was held
over for later action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

Ten Of the SO judges who sign
ed the death warrant Of Charles
were executed at the Restora-
ton in 1860
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

The slave trade began in 1903.
when the Portuguese landed the
first shipment of Negroes at
Santo Domingo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

The longest canal in the world
IS said to be one built in China
many centuries ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
MYSTERIOUS CHANGES IN SOVIET POLICY.

In what is considered an important declaration of
basic foreign policy Deputy Foreign Minister ia
cob A Mak repeats the statement attributed to Joseph
Stain in le36 that attempt export revolution is
nonsense"
In response to questions asked by visiting group of
British Ouakers Mr. Mak that the general policy of
the Soviet Union against interference IN the affairs or
other He explained that the program of the
Soviet called peace and friendly relations with other
countries, including the West
This is an interesting declaration and would be very
important if true Unfortunately when it comes to i'm
pementing such general declaration the gap between
the two camps is so wide that extreme goodwill. both
sdes-wll be to make the program workable
connection with the details will find no doubt that
the Soviet still sticks the suggestions made before the
United Nations which have yet been found satisfac
tory
The Soviet wants cooperation of the great powers for
fvepower peace. This is good in principle but does It
anything more than previous Russian nsistence
upon doing it along the Soviet line?
The Soviet, according TO Malik wants immediate re-
dueun of and unconditional prohibition of atomic
weapons with international control This is all right
generaes concerned, but does the Soviet
UnoB expect disarmament be based upon the equality
OF the nations in ratio of present armed strength which
would give Russia advantage?
Insofar the atomic bomb is concerned the United
States willing to prohibit its provided certain safe
guards including effective International inspection to
maksure that nobody proceeds secretly in preparation
awed but has yet agreed to system of inspection
nsdethe Soviet that would satisfy the security demands
Of other nations.
Another declaration was that the Soviet favors the
development of peaceful and economic relations among
all ceantres This is in line with the general thought OF
the free nations but far there is little concrete action
10 support the principle declared,
Words. by themselves. viii the suspicion
with Ahiek aeste powers: view the tfernendcp ARMED
rh Il The Soviet and its domination OF certain assoc
ela1A aat5ons. There be something than de-
eafaf q intent There must be overt action to demons
tr4Ehs siaeerty Of the Russian government its pous
proclamation Of principles.
Regardless of what has been said, however there
eemHto be general conclusion among western diplomats
thatcr reason the Soviet engaged in series
Of sfs aimed improving relations with the western
powsxs Il be- that the growing strength of the de-
mociss plus the realization that they plan to fight if
necessary has forced the Soviet decide upon
effort for peaceful relationships Some observers think
that he rulers the Kremn have rejected for the
Z present, at least
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

From the editorial pages Of The
Citizen. Our big job Is to free
this country from the subversive
elements and help the Latin coun-
tries Dust theirs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

A Negro special policeman
learned the expensive way that
his badge doesn't give him special
privileges like exemption from
purchase of state and county oc-
cupational licenses for his two
restaurants Constable Bienvenido
Perez arrested the man and he'll
tell it to Magistrate Enrique Els
quinaldo this afternoon at 5 p. M.
in preliminary hearing. He's
under $50 bond meanwhile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

The City council will hold q
special meeting tonight for the
purpose of meeting with repre-
sentatives of the Board of Trus-
tees Of the Florida Keys Electric
Cooperation association relative
to acquisition of the Key West
Electric Company's system and
other property holdings situated
in the City of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

complete the search.
Bills fishing boat viii prob
ably have To be supplemented
with other craft when the time
comes. He doesn't have the map,
bal he has the contract 10 be
Herst's guide. He depends on
me. Took q little figurin'; bat |
found the place once. and can
do ii again. when he brings back
the map" Crespo added,
PARTY LINE: John and Mil
dred McDonough. 403 Whitehead
street, celebrated their nth wed
ding anniversary Friday night
That's a real record and John
says he expects to get Con
gressional Medal any day now.
Mildred came back with, And !
get a Purple Heart" They
hail from my original neck Of
the woods up Pittsburgh way.
Their guests included MIR. and
Mrs. Bruce Rowlett of Miami.
Bruce, a tall, handsome Virginian
is publicity man for Penlnsuiar
Airiines. He has the most i'm
teresting Southern drawl you've
ever heard outside Of the MOVIES
He informed me that Is nlo~
dele we're snroute. from New
York on tour Of South Ameri-
ca including Colombia and Ar
eentiua where fashion makes
the S. A. world 60 round. The
Ken Chapuan's were also enter
tanning a guest, 1t. sDaylds q.
West who had a birthday Satur.
Iday with a white cocoput cake
champagne and ali the trim
innings. A bachelor! Line forms
| on the right, gals.
/ CASUALTY LIST included
Dorothy Gray who hurt her an
kle while jumping from a raft at
/ the beach. Frank Rogers and
IN lowed her IN and she vent u
the hospital for x-ray and exam
/ ination. sT0day's report IS mat
she tore a bgament- 1t Luxe
IIukasik is back in town. Long
ixjne no see. ITS been over two
wears since he left Key West
His sidekIck is 1t. Clint Roach,
now devotee OF hot bollos ard
nolletes. Rusty Pittnaan lost his
shoes, wallet and watch at q
party Saturday, but found them
Charlie GoSsett lost films, a
camera and case, but found
Them. / lost diamond out OF
/ an heirloom ring on Friday
| h,,t vi ve5dt, bright hawkeye
found it. .aioxie Kratse located
nv missing sunglasseS. WHAT
Lost Weekend,
/ HEADING NORTH are Ii
| william afcBroon and his pTettS
wife. Becky. for ten days leave
Al Washington. D. c. .Hesdins
south some time this WEEK 3
Polly carbonell and the TIRES
+. ehilh,ns after jacksonville Va
cation. John Spctts~food says
his wife selects his ties. but hf
ricks ont her hats. Fair enough
Sue Clark doesn't know It bu
she has two secret admirers.
Bobby Cadenas won IN Nora
rity bout the other eve. tbs
rolled up magazines used IN th'
ZIG SWAT were light Englisi
hurnor magazines. Punch. bsI
most Of the time the game i
played with huge rolls of news
paper or heavy magazines, .Har
nv Phillips has new nicknans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

Political campaigns may be bad but without them
notwithstanding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

Carpenters Union No. 655 has
deposited over $4,000 from its
treasury in bonds in accordance
with the governments request
that organizations Join in boosting
sales of defense savings bonds,
Clarence HiggS, business agent
for the carpenters here, announ-
ced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

When advertising something TO sell never bother to
tell me customer how good you aretell him what your
product win do for him,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

There is 10 be under the delusion that our
next war will be without human casualties and TOO
many of them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

There Congressman for controls if they do not
control profits
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

Who can remember the old days when insisted
nponspersonal fistcuffs settle religious. political and
economic issues?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

What We don't know We don't know but it may
US. jnst the same
Evening star., 1951-10-14
National Symphony
Sets Student Rates

Half-price series tickets for the
National Symptoms l951-52 sea-
son will be offered to students
from six Washington colleges un-
der plan sponsored by the Ma
tional Student Association.
The tickets will be available to
students from George Washing
ton University, Catholic Univer-
sity, Georgetown, Trinity. Dun
barton and Wilson Teachers Col
lege.
John S. Edwards. Symphony
manager, said last night that the
National Symphony is listed as
first in the United States" with
respect to number of works by
Amerlcan-born composers. per-
formed during the 195O-51 season.
The National Music Council Of
America reported that the Ma
tional Symphony devoted more
than II per cent Of its programs
to such works.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Relief Roll Publicity
Appears Assured Of
Congress Approval

Prompt approval of a tax bill
rider allowing disclosure of names
on relief rolls was forecast yester-
day as Senate and House pre-
pared to vote early this week on a
conference report an the $5.75
billion measure.
Senate-House conferees on the
tax bill agreed last Wednesday
to a modified form of an amed-
ment originally proposed by Sena-
tor Jenner. Republican of Indi-
ana, and passed by the Senate.
The amendment reverses a pol
icy the Federal Government has
followed since 1888 against publi-
cation of names on public welfare
rolls. The Jenner proposal pro-
vided that no State or political
subdivision should be deprived"
of grants under the Social Sc
curity Act 'by reason of enactment
of State legislation prescribing
any conditions under which pub
lie access may be had to records
of disbursement Of any such funds
or any payments within such
State"
State Law Would Be Required.
The confereees modified this by
a requirement that State laws
must specifically prohibit use of
welfare rolls for political or COM
mercial purposes.
Senator Jenner has shown par
ticular interest in the matter be-
cause the Indiana legislature en-
acted a law. over the Governors
veto last summer. to open the
rolls to public scrutiny. Federal
authorities cut of relief and SINH
lar assistance funds to the State.
The Indiana legislature recently
convened in special session to
work out some plan for meeting
the relief needs.
Senator Jenner declared that
approval Of the tax bill amend
lment this week will clear up the
situation in his State and leave
the legislature with no further
problem.
Rush to Adjourn Noted.
He and other advocates Of the
amendment said they were con-
f1dent 1t will be accepted by
House and Senate. The House
plans to take up the conference
report Tuesday. The Senate may
do so later the same day II the
House approves the bill.
Opposition to the rider is ex-
pected to be voiced in both
branches. But its supporters pre-
dicted that this will not long de-
lay final action on the tax meas
ure. They noted also that a White
House veto Is practically out of
the question because 1t would af-
fleet the entire tax program at a
time when Congress Is heading
rapidly for adjournment.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
-Four Killed in Falls,
III Sent to Hospitals
By Home Accidents

Home accidents killed four per-
sons and hospitalized Ill during
the last week, the Red Cross Dis
trict Chapter reported yesterday
The fatalities all resulted from
falls, of which there was a total
of 43. The injuries included frac-
tured limbs. shoulders and collar
bones. and one 3-year-old boy
fractured his skull when he tum-
bled from a high chair.
Other toddlers had a time
consuming such goodies" as pow
.dered flower food, liniment, paint
remover. moth balls. match heads,
aspirin and pheno-barbital.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Former OPA Chief TO Speuk

Paul A. Porter. former chief Of
the Office Of Price Administration,
will address the Washington chap
ter Of the Atlantic Union Com
mittee at 8 pm. tomorrow In All
Souls Unitarian Church. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV. In ad-
dition. a captured Russian propa-
ganda film about this country and
rebuttal against 1t by the Voice
| of America will be shown.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Events of Interest to Servicemen|

NV. lounge open noon to 10 pm
USO-YWCA, supper $50 pm 60 cents
S410 Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda.
Music. Art.
National Gallery Of Art, art Lecture al
4 pm: concert. s pm; Sixth and Con.
Stitutton avenue NV
Evening star., 1951-10-14

More information may be OBJ
tanned at the Volunteer Intor-
nation Service Desk. 1850 Pen1t-
Syluanid dDenue NV, Republic
4f04. The desk is open Satur-
day, I to s pm, and Sundays
10 am. to 8 pm.
TODAY.
Dances.
Catholc, Youth orsanization, 9Is Tenth
St. Matthews Cathedral Club lUSO:
NCCS>. informal, 1914 street NV.
Uso- -YwcA, records, s41o Wisconsin
aVffnSe f1sn,M ,ReahesGa fa.,. $50 ;,n,.r pm r..,.
sixteenth and q streets NV, record dane,
on the root. $50 pm.
uso-YMCA. 1885 G street NV. record
NV. penthouse record dance. ON.
Social Hour.
Jewish Community Center. Sixteenth and
Q streets NV, television and games,
Uso- -YMcA. 1885 G street NV, game
room opens at noon. snack supper, $3.50
ST. Matthews Cathedral Club. 1914 N
Hospitality House. 1892 N street NV.
open house all day.
LutheEan Service Lounge, 73S jackson
place NV, television. record music. o am
:. IUso-YWCA, Seventeenth and X streets
~ penthouse, to ! pm, games.
USO-YMCA tNegrol. 1916 Twelfth street
Evening star., 1951-01-27
LANDOVER. MD.

Beautiful. suburban brick home
rambler type. 90 Minis to downtown
Washington, new cond.. (2la yrs
liy;, rm. full sized din. rm.. lge
bedrms. exp. attic, walk-in liner
closet. complete kit. incl. diversified
SIT. GE refgr. steel cabinets. built.
IN washer, radiant heating. copper
level lot 60x100. driveway, paved
streets and all improvements; priced
FOR immediate sale at only S13.950
approximately $1,000 down, assume
GI loan; quick possession.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO
REALTORS
Shoreham Bldg. MA. 4750
Ewes, Sat, and Sun. please cali
Mr.: Selgel at II. 4-430S. rs
Evening star., 1951-01-27
NEAR SPRTNGBROOK

Open Sat and Sun. Beautiful ram
BILE" on y acre; spacious living rm.
with fireplace, full dining rm., ex-
quisitely appointed kitchen: 3 bed
rms, tile bath; well-arraneed bsmt.
with tile bath; large storage attic
det. brick garage; garden she'd
magnificent trees; near bus and
shopping. Drive out Colesville pike
beyond Sprinebrook to Thomas Or,
turn left at Sinclair station to 18th
house on Thomas Dir. Very reason
able terms to responsible person.
kENSINGTON REALTY CO., 10.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
OAKCREST'
PENTAGON SPECIAL!

S11 500
Vacant-Ready to move into Nice
| living rm., dining rm., equipped
Kitchen. . bedrooms. stairway to
storage space. Hurry on this one,
N. G.. HINES & SON
Court House So., Arl.. Va. CW. 5000
Evening star., 1951-01-27
"OPEN SUNDAVV

CHEVY CHASE-Less thar
mile from Naval Hospital. An Older
home but very beautiful and in gooc
all in lawn with pine. dogwoo1
fruit and other trees. Comfortably
lge. liv. rrn.. din. rm., reception hal
ana thoroughly modern kit dish.
washer, disposal. cleo range lge
refgr.l and a u bath. "nd Fl
bedrms. and new full tiled batN
Oil INV .h.-S23. 500 Directions tc
reach: Out Conn. ave. to Jones Bridee
rd., turn right on Kensington park
way > blks. to Kenilworth. turn right
u blk. U our open Sien
Evening star., 1951-01-27
HOUSES-SAlE-VA. tCont.
a-BEDRM FRAME RrNCaIow

2-BEDRM. FRAME BUNGALOW on
an haas tT eHTner lot bath
oughly modern elee; KIT: 10 minutes
Available for inspection Sat. sun.
and Mon. after l 80 pm. 1925 So
18th St. Arl., Va. w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
3sl5 Lee hwy. CHI. O6OO Us
BY OWNER-Assume GI contract.
Excellent location North Arlington
reD Srsef c9Inna 9in p lSs 4. iy rm With
screened porch; end A., i bedrms.
colored tile bath; full bsmt with
maids toilet. Price, Sl9.750: cash
abnVn 1St trust of S13,on0 at A.;
payable, at Sa3.oa NC. incl. taxes.
~ MaS a-7:4,7o 70 agents. please, ocSall
MoBEPv t-Rm. HOME. oil heat, I
acre of ground, garage and poultry
house, store and service station
fsano fom5'; so,+5 rms; s,,, over store 2 miles
4.v@t, ovn?F: v, A. RR, ?. ROBERTS Uni Union
IDEAL CoRNER-For family oper-
ated beauty shop. antique shop OF
doctor's Office; located on dual lane
blyd: in Clarendon. Va; lge. A.
Pricsd ETts reas. No brokers. cail OK.
FOR SALE-S13. 800 or lease 500
Ts p9' 18th 18th opportunity for buying
CHARMING BRICK BUNGALOW With
unusual built-in knotty pine corner
nreps. end shelves; bav window WITH
window seat. IN half-paneled liv
cheerful equipped kit -d!nette with
metal cabinets: large attic; 10 yrs,
old; level lot: close in north Arl.
Sl2,95o. OWNER. Gil. 065S. =
CoTTAGE---1n finest residential sec
ton OF Falls Church. . bedrms., Ige
Nv rm.. with firepl.; lovely ia-acre
corner lot; shade trees; gar. mile
IRON bus S14.500. excel, terms
-ARFfX REALTY. FA. 1850. is
ARTIST GOING TO MEXICO
Has spent better than $4,000 on this
very delightful 100-yr. -old home ii
miles out OF D. C. Needs only few
nnishing touches after you move in
Al large rms. each with fireplace
q in alb. Spacious halls. That won
derful, old. wide flooring. " bath,
lst II, Lee, full bath. 2nd. All this
and much more, including fruit
trees, shade trees, spring, well water.
even a bar, at less than $4,000,
Almost forrot the 6H ceres. C. w
CLEVER CO, INC, 1923 N. Irving
81. Phone OK. 0"21. CHI. 3222. rs
Evening star., 1951-01-27
10 ACRES

Improved with a oI2-story frame
house; all large rooms, consisting of
large living room with a stone
fireplace; library. dining rm., kit,
buffers pantry and lavatory, 1st A.;
End f., bedrms. and baths; oil,
air-cond. h.; small stream with op-
portunities for lake Close to
schools. stores and transportation.
S29.500. FRED B. CUSHMAN,
Realtor. $40 Frederick ave, Gath
Evening star., 1951-01-27
our neighborhood real estate brok
FORESTVILLE

2-yr. .-old, 6-rrl. and bath, brick Cape
Cod; tull bsmt. liv rm. din. rm., Kit
and bedrm. 1st f.: . lge bedrms
OpeE Sun. II til 5. To reach Out
Marlboro pike Route No. 4, tc
North Forestville. left blk. tc
Marion DR., right to open sign
Price, S15,500; S5,675 cash, $50
mo. 1o-year-olo frame stucco. liv
rm;, din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms. and
q bath 1st f.: bedrmS.. full bath
2nd A.; full bsmt. with driven
garage. hot-water oil heat; ia-a
lot. S13,500; $4,000 cash balance
terms. Possession with title.
WYV1LL & COLLINS
S400 Marlboro Pike. HI. 66l2.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
COLONIAL, $15,5OO

Lovely 3-bedrm. Colonial; center
hall plan; liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm.. cheerful. equipped kit. side
screened porch, full bsmt., Venetian
blinds. storage attic; on nice. fenced
lot with beaut. tall shade trees;
Quired; a real value Call SH. SOLO
for appt.
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1951-01-27
"RETHESDA"

Conv. to downtown. Fine home COM
pletely redecorated inside and out. l2
bath on lst IA bedrms. and bath
on End fl. 4 cedar closets: oil INV h.
SO. 500. Directions to reach. OFT
Wis. ave. to Bank of Bethesda. left
Middlesex lane, left u blk. to our
siPn
Evening star., 1951-01-27
CHEVERLY AREA

55l2 LANDOVER RID.
Open Sat.-Sun., l to 6 PM.
REDUCED TO S15.950
4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. close to al
conveniences: . bedrms. bath. large
well-eauipped kit. liv. rm.. 1st fir.
full bsmt.. with rec. rm; comb
storm windows and screens; 100-ft
die; E. r. BOYNTON CO. OR
0S00 or HY 551T %
Evening star., 1951-01-27
FALKLAND
FIRST TIME OFFERED

FIRST TIME OFFERED
5-rm. Diet. home with ia
acres ground, off Duke st. ey-
tended. Liv. rm. with flrepl.,
full din. rm.. kit, stove and
refgr.. full bath down; 2 bed
rms. upstairs. Liv. rm. and 2
bedrms. Finished in knotty-
pine paneling. Half bsmt. Oil
hot-air heat. Auto. hot-water.
Price, $4,000. Substantial
cash req. THIS IS AN EX-
elusive LISTING. For appt.,
call AL. 6644. TIE. 7343.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
"BETHESDA"

A lovely new rambler in Bradley
Woods, 3 bedrms., 3l7 baths. beau
tiful kit. full tsmt., garage. This
is one of Bethesdas finest sections,
Priced ct S2S,50O. Directions to
reach: Out Wis. ave. to Bradley
blvd, left on Bradley to ZOO Blk.
and Selvyn rd.. left to our sign
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
INSURANCE g. INVESTMENT CO
SPACE! SPACE! SPACE!

The largest you will find for Sl2,-
$50; Tyr. frame; 1st fl. has ,
good-sized bedrooms and 1Sx12 Nv.
rm., de luxe kit; full dormer on
2nd A. provides space for a 16x1S
bedroom and SKIS bedroom and
full bath; already subfloored with
heat and windows in; full bsmt
lge., level lot; $4,000 down. SOS per
mo-, including taxes, prin., ins. and
int. Call at l2500 Ga. ave-, Wheaton,
Sat. and Sun, after u noon.
LO. 5-0230
Evening star., 1951-01-27
CHEVERLY

-Four bedroom home. liv. rm. witt
fireplace. full din. rm., equipped kit
breakfast rm., gar, large lot. Price
SIT. 800.
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OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO S

O1 o4N OON1A Z q To
1O6O5 Inwood ave, Silver Spring
S11. 500; nearly new, 2-bedrm. bricl
bungalow: liv rm. with fireplace
fenced lot; assume GI trust. pay.
able 5000 mo. Call EDWIN A
SHEEHAN. JU. 7-6g55, or JU
7-IO40. Directions: Out Ga. ave
right on Dennis ave. left en- In
wood ave. to open sign. -oS
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FOREST HEIGHTS

us SorPH DRIVE
= Open Sat. and Sun, til Sold
O. room brick; living room with fire.
place. with plate glass mirror TIE
width OF the fireplace, which reache.
new Fri9idaire. new electric range
garbage disposal. extra large cabi.
nets and plenty of room for break
fast set; large dining ROOM :: bed
rooms; screened-in porch. l5X25;
built-in garage; air conditioned heat;
full basement; large. fenced-in yard
lot. 65xl25. $4,000 with So .25t
down payment; monthly payment
500. VI 4o49
DAVID F. FARLEY
Vnur peionborbooI ra,1 oekota
Evening star., 1951-01-27

LOVELY 3-BEDRooM HOME
Living room with fireplace, eQuippe,
kit. den, > screened porches. full
basement. oil &C. heat, lovely 10
with barbecue pit. For graciou
living. Asking price S19,950.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
CHEVERLY
OPEN SUN. is

5716 GREENLEAF RID.
Beautiful 6-rm. detached brick home
liv .rm. with firepl.. din. rm.. equip
kitchen, side porch. 3 lge. bedrms
full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. lovely land
scaped corner lot; trees, shrubs
Anchor-fenced rear yard. and ga.
rage. Priced to sell. Call Mr.
Argonis.
CAMPANELLA & co.
EX Al IL. Eues ER SnSS NS