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PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING SPECIALIST. any time.
% HIL.s cils1 TRASsFER SsItss a. Co. &; AT ~ @ s34s
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. 1416.
29s
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night. Reasonable rates. NO. $3.50
evenings.
LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Modern equipment. Efficient movers.
Clean storage. wardrobe service.
Maid service available. Free esti-
mate. FERMANS TRANSFER. 800
Maine ave sW 40
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APTs. FURNISHED Cont. }

CAPITOL PARK-Loyely furn. ENC.
tiled bath: suitable couple; SIIO
incl. utils. Phone TR. O05o after
BEBRM.. kit. share bath; Ind insry.
privilS; pvt. residence, NV. section
sSss Sss No. r50ps eAFprdi1r,v. III JILL le: aO so,
hall rm., bath and attic; ali utiis.
furnished; suitable 4 or s persons.
Will SHARE WITH on. or two
girls; 2-bedroom home. 10. 2-aaa6.
s"1 srLsSs1 sss' .p'.'' an. ~ zT and sss :sS
BACHELOR APT.-CoNN. AVE.-
One rm., bath. lge. closet, switch
DoWSSToWSN N''Ii Bedr9. i 0si and d fe XII:
empl. cple. or men; quiet. clean
place. 5ll 4th st. NV, RE. 1866.
Ell 9th ST. s.E. Call at rear apt
lst f.-Liv.. rm., bedrm., kit, pvt.
Sss Bath; util' furn.; empl. cple. pref;
CAPITOL HILL-Attrac.. clean, md
Adults. S54. log c st. sc. 80
CONN; AVE, nr. Wardman PIX. Hotel;
ssil1: Ssfa' 'S5 w: fSs ssoi girls sls5 incl
BEAUTIFUL CLEAN APT, for : or
3; downtown; $50 mo. Ii. 3-OO22
DTPoST CIRCLE AREA-Attraetive
furn. efic. apt; refgr., hot plate,
pvt. bath. shower; single only: no
pets; $50 mo. HO. 2O17.
LIVING ROOM. bedroom, kitchen,
oatn; I34l Oak st. NV, near Park
I'd. GE. OPT. II
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-
2-bedrm; apt. with lge. liv. rm,, kit
ana bath; IN apt. bldg; suitable for
= or y adults GE 3RlG 90
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6423 2nd PL NV.
SPECIAL-NO COMMISSION

TOTAL PRICE, $17,5OO
This Is no mistake. Who viii be
SaRasSs BARI ssnSSssn be.sss.a Sc seS thii srlc
CANT: COMPLETELY REDEco-
RATED. large rms, 2 baths,
knotty-pine rec. rm..- large square
back yard lot size 36x116. BUY
DIRECT FROM OWNER. LIST trust
$4,000 building and loan. Only
LooK AT THIS HOUSE FROM TIE
OUTSIDE. THEN FOR INSPEC-
TloN CALL OWNER AT no. 5000.
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GROCER
OR
DISTRIBUTOR

Retirement after more than
60 years of successful opera
tion makes available quality
grocery now doing good
volume with limitless ex-
pansion opportunities. Space
and arrangement also ideal
for distributor. Priced most
reasonably with good lease
and terms. I. B. YOCHEL-
SON, attorney, RE. $500.
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch.
board, utilities. three elevators
carpeted corridors. delivery service
two large parking areas: storage
space on each floor: roof garden
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAIL ABLE
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THE WOODNER
AIR-CONDITIONED
WaShington's Most
Distinguished New Address
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
PARKWAY
1886 18th ST. NV.

SS~ SSSAA ~ . awe
Efficiency 1-bedroom and 2.bedroom
apts. now available for immediate
occupancy.
Utilities. master Tv antenna and
secretarial service included.
Maid service avail. for extra charge,
Fast elevator service.
Rental ONCE on premises. Open daily
and evenings.
AID. 5557, HU. 4400
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GEORGETOWN
KanaWha Apartments

3016 Dtmbarton Ave. NV.
Georgetown's finest street. Ants
have 2 rms. plus modern kitchens
with dining space; new tile baths
and showers: some apis. with fire-
places; some with lge back porches
Only Q few available; $126 mo.
NO. 5000. TU. 1852. KE. 7-O75a
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
X24 I'm

A DELIGHTFUL and comfortable aIl-brie,
detached home, built Of the hes
prewar materials and in splendir
col oLdition; 8 bedrooms and 8 baths
second moor; finished room. third
HGor: living room with fireplace
table space; fine recreation rnom
Win fireplace: gas hot-Water heat,
qetached brick earaee: lovely iot
l5O deep with tall trees. Call Mr.
Snaskelford, ma. 1900; ewes. and
TIH1 TwssK ne @ends; 81. 660S. BOSS &
RHELPS, INC, 1411 K ST a NJ o6
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COLORED
WAKEFIELD HALL
MODERN ELEVATOR BLDG.
One -bedrm. apt: $3.50, to respon-
sible people only. Apply resident
manager. 2101 N. II. ave. NV. 80
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GEORGETOWN

Attractive small house with 3 bed.
rms, 2 baths. liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
library. powder rm. Avail. Sept.
S262.75 mo. Call Mrs. Hepburn, DU
0056, with JOHN r. de SIBOUR 4
CO. Realtors WO 1881 30
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2712 CATHEDRAL AWE

2712 CATHEDRAL AVE.
We have Just received an exclusive
listing on the above mentioned
property: . row brick. wonderful
loc.. within Ia blocks Conn. ave.
with fine transp.; 6 lge. twin size
bedrms.. tile baths on 2nd ard :srd
mrs. lge. hy: rm: with. frepl.. beamed
din. rn1:. kit. buffers pantry: fun
bsmt; with toilet. laundry trays. oil
NV: H.. front and rear porches;
wonderful opportunity with owners
living quarters and rent remaining
rms; they will pay for property;
owner leaving city; reas. terms are
shGyn hT ), cnly say by appt. Call Mr.. Hull,
3. 4. HUMPHRIEs. REALTORS
23O4 Calvert St. NV. DE. b577
Near Walter Reed Hospital
Fully detached brick with ltv. room,
din; rm.. kit., g. bedrms. and .
baths on 2nd d; finished 3rd noor,
rec: room, built-in garage, 8 porches:
VII decorate; price S21 800. Cali
1883: ewes. ia. 2477. 81
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Monroe Nelson Apis.
! De Luxe 3-Bedroom Apt.
$3.50 all utilities furnished. For
9272. Commonwealth and Monroe
aves. In Alex. va.
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WALKER & DUNLOP

74O0 Summit ave. Chevy Chase. Md.
lovely det. house and beautiful
neighborhood. This house has 8 rms
and bath, incl bedrms., full
bsmt. and gar: compl. and beauti-
fully furn.: $185 per mo.
2306 3Sth st. NV. this nicely furn
Park. is now avail. at $3.50 month.
There is a full bsmt., with laVatory,
and gar. Key is in our ONCE. 1900
18th st. NV. DI. 0222, or JU.
S-9S64. 81
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MODERN
2-BAY STATION

On U. S. Routes 90 and 211
Centerville. Va.
Low amount Of capital
needed. Available at once
CALL MR.. JOHNSON AT ST.
1872 FROM 3 AM. TO S
PM. AND AT NIGHT AT
JE. 2-5556.
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,COLORED
ON A HILL
Upper NV! Income
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

1898 ALLISON ST. NE. Well.
located semidet.. .2-story brick home.
Cow. to schools. churches and
transp. Outstandingly clean. Liv-
3 bedrms. and baths. Lovely
recr. rm. th-w.h.. easl. Price.
S2l 900 with So. 600 cash. M. PAUL
HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV. ME-
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FOR SALE OR LEASE

Completely equipped restaurant. 60.
Ing business, In excellent location
Bldg. has 2 apts. over top OF res
taurant showing good investment
return. Priced for fast turnover
CAN OWNER direct II. e-e477
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Chevy Chase, D. c., Rambler
NEAR CONN. AVE. TRANsP.
Beautiful. vell-built, 2-year-old brick
ramp4er; Grp p9sr, FULL BSMT. IMMENSE
y liv. rm.. din. rm.. lge. fully equip
6ltchen. 3 bedrms. (2 are very large
3rd ideal as a large den). 2 baths;
,ssiT stairs to attic, Wonderfully big,
out. Quiet street, close to every
city convenience. Once ouen It'll p.
Town & Suburban OR Qdn1
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COLORED-BuNGALoW
Six rms. oil heat. bsmt.; excellent
cond.; vacant. OR. 0696. RA. 00S1.
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DELICATESSEN. GROC

DELICA1EOOEN, GRON.
er quotes over $500 wkly. cash busi.
ness. Must be sold Immediately as
owner is very i'll. A give away
Fixtures and stock cost $4,000 q
real buy at $1,000; lock, stock
and barrel. Ewes. Shea Chasen, RA
543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 ST.. NV. MA. 9373
DELICATESSEN, GROC.
and beer. NV. owner quotes $1,40O
wkly.; very profitable. Same owner
over z years. $1,000 down may
handle. Ewes. Al Litoff. LU. l-0054
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 Z st., NV. MA. 9373
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Beautiful store. In fast-growing Fair
fax County; located near intersec-
tion Of major route.
Long term, reasonable lease. stock,
fixtures and good will; $4,000.
Further information. call OWNER,
| ia. S-23O6. ais
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW

red brick Colonial, on a
splendid level corner homesite. First
moor. powder room. large living
dining room and modern Complete
Kitchen: 3 good bedrooms and ful]
bath on second floor: entire prom.
erty in immaculate condition.; i'm
mIs9lats meg e., possession; e. M. FRY.
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KOGOD & BOOKOFF

DRY CLEANING BUSINESS
with equipment and two out
let's. Rock bottom price for
quick sale. Terms. Wonderful
opportunity for unusually high
profits for someone who is will
ing to spend the time neces-
sary to operate this business.
Call Mr.. Fussell. ia. 5-6SOO;
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al 51st st. s.e.. Apt. 8-Modern
1917 r. /. ave. NV; Apt. No. 4O1-
rms. kit. bath; Ss4. Elevator
REALTY, GE $500
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UNIVERSITY PARK
S23. 500: A Colonial brick residence
on soft. lot. well located in this
close-in community. Delightful Hv.
and din. rms. today's kit, powder
rm.. 3 bright bedrms. and tiled bath;
rear screened porch; full bsmt.,
h.-w.h. with oil. To insp. call EDW
H. JONES g. CO.. INC. WO. 1900.
80
AMER. u. PK.-Beaut. VIII. brk, Colo
nial; 3 b.r. and 2 b.; mr.. st. AIMS
par. public schools; vacant; neV
cond. $3O,15O. OWNER, OR. O02O
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BERKELEY
BETHESDA RAMBLER
II ACRE

New. an-brick home. in 4 select mart
OF the country club area Of be
thesda: level lot with 1SO-ft. 'front.'
age, Three bedrms., 2H baths. full
daylight bsmt. opening at garden
!eyei IN rear. lge. hv. rm.. din. rm.,
FRY. INC, WI. S700 til 8 pm.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-An
immaculate home, in the most popu-
lar location Of all. Det. alI-brick
kichly and expensively carpeted and
decorated. Six rms. e bedrms,) J.
tile baths, full basement, de-
Hghtful screened porch, b.-i. gar;
8 short blocks to st. AIMS and I'm.
maculata; S29 1850. FRANK 8.
1906. al
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PRIVATE ENTRANCE. nice r

ROCKVILLE. Md, No. q So. Adams
81; 2-rm. apt, cple:: utils. furn:;
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NEAR 17th AND COLUMBIA RID.
2-bedrm: apt. with lge. liv. rm.. kit
ana bath; in apt. bldg; suitable for
or 3 adults GE 2RlG 90
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COW. NV. SECTION
Semidet. brick. Q large rooms. excel.
decorating necessary. Large, dry
basement with layatory. outside en-.
trance. Gear built in garage. OIL
h.-w.h. With substantial down
payment REQUIRED. HELEN M.
SPROESSER JU. 7-bAO0. Al
Evening star., 1952-08-29

BASEMENT EFFICIENCY APT, pvt.
bath and entrance. 1914 3rd st. n W.
1850 GiRARD ST. N.w.-Attractive
13room eftleiency; pvt, bath: Frigid-
500 NICHOLSON ST. N.W.-1-bedrm
apt. in pvt home: empl. couple:
pvt. bath; n blk. transp.; S75 mo-
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08
Keep Eyes Open
TO AUOid Mishnps

CHICAGO.-ObScured vision was
a factor in one out of every eight
of the fatal automobile accidents
last year, according to the National
Safety Council.
Accidents Facts" the Councils
statistical yearbook, which is just
off the press, shows that nearly
half of the visual distractions were
rain, snow or sleet on the wind
shield. A fourth of the Instructions
were trees, buildings and other
things along the highway or ada
cent to it. The remaining fourth
resulted from parked and moving
cars. ...
Glare from headlights or the sun
was reported infrequently. Out of
20 states reporting interference
with vision, II reported no drivers
blinded by headlights and these Ii
states had more than 5000 drivers
who were involved in fatal acci-
dents.
For the last years, the average
American has been eating eggs at
the rate of more than one a day.
The average consumption per per-
sen in 1852 is expected to be about
4O6 eggs.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08
Hnlf-MiILiOn S0Ued
From EnrLy Death

CHICAGO-Death and taxes may
be inevit.ble-but the experts are
beating the former.
Since 1913, the year of the form
al organization of the safety move
ment, about 100000 persons have
been saved from accidental deaths.
From 1900 until 1913 an average
Of nearly $4,000 persons were killed
in accidents each year-a rate Of
IS deaths per 100000 population.
The toll would have reached 81, 900
persons in 1914 if this rate had con-
tirued, but it was reduced to 70
and the death toll to 77,000-a saw
ing of about 1000 lives. Similar
comparisons based on rates for sue
ceeding years show that about half
a million lives were saved by 1851.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08
Pecan Budding
Demonstration
Slated Tuesday

The Extension Service of the
University of Arizona will hold a
pecan budding demonstration, at
1000 am. on Tuesday, August II,
1852, at the home of Mrs. A1va NJ.
Daugherty, 1047 E. Indianola- ST.,
Phoenix, AriZ.
Anyone having Seeding pecans
or shoots coming from below the
buds of older pecans will be shown
by Lewis Whitworth, of the Exten-
sion Service, how this budding
should be done.
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mistakes, no doubt, but any mis-
takes I have made, have been hon.
est mistakes and free from ul-
terror motives.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08
Army Ordnance
Office Opened

The Los Angeles Ordnance Dis
trict of the u. S. Army has eStab-
lished a regional office and ord
nance requirements information
center at 514 West Adams under
the supervision of Maj. William r.
Bready to serve and advise Ari-
iona businessmen on matters relat-
ing to ordnance purchasing @e-
quirements and bid specifications
Employers qualified to produce
machine parts and other ordnance
items may review current require
ments, inspect blueprints, and OBJ
tain information to assist in pre-
pairing bids. The office is open 8
am. to 4:30 pm. Monday through
Friday.
Among items now required by
the Ordnance Corps are: gauges of
various kinds, springs, wrapping
materials, leather strapping, bear
ing sets, screws, rivets, cartridge
clips, cables, steel tubing, roller
bearings, alloy steel chains, and
gun parts. Specifications on these,
and many other items are avail
able for inspection at the office. -
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08
Roy D, Stone Asks
Return To Senaie

Roy D. Stone has announced his
candidacy for nomination and re-
election to the State Senate from
Maricopa County, subject to the
Democratic Primary September g.
In his announcement Stone point
ed out that he has actively sup
ported a program for the develop
ment of new industry in Arizona,
expansion ard Improvement of
schools, and pledged to continue
support action to the school system
and broaden educational opportuni-
ties at Arizona State College at
Tempe. '-..~.
He also pointed out that he has
advocated and worked for an ap-
preparation suffient, in amount to
take care of our aged residents,
the blind and crippled, and depend
ent children. II am opposed to any
reduction in benefit payments and
believe every eligible recipient is
entitled to receive tn full amount
provided by law" Stone said.
He stated that he has gained
an invaluable amount of expert
ence while serving in the Senate as
q member of numerous important
committees and as chairman Of
Method and Business, and Agricul-
ture and Irrigation committees.
Stone has been a resident Of
Phoenix for the past 27 years and
has been in the employ Of the
Southern Pacific company the en-
tire time.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08
.Letky Seeks Another
Term As Supervisor
From Disiriei Two

Regarding his candidacy for re-
election as supervisor of district
No. 2, Mr.. Lecky has the follow
ing to say:
"In announcing my candidacy
for Supervisor in District No. 2,
Maricopa County, I would like to
point out to the citizens of this
county, who are really interested
in good and better government,
some of the matters that should
be carefully considered.
During my term in office, sew
eral persons of prominence have
attempted to influence me to use
public funds on programs bene
ficial only to them. This re-
fused to do and have adhered to
my promise to expend public funds
lin manner that would benefit
the greatest number. of people in
our county and in the district I
represent. Naturally these people
of influence, when they discovered
I could not be dominated by them,
are seeking my defeat.
These few have attempted to
persuade large number of busi
ness men to join in their plan to
defeat me and elect man suitable
to them. I am heartened by the
fact that great numbers of busi-
ness men of this county, who were
at first led into this plan, have
awakened to the true program of
the few who promote their own
selfish interest, which might in
clude ulterior motives, and have
refused to continue membership in
that group.
In the past few years, due to
the increased population and use
of our County roads, it has been
evident to all that the most vital
improvements needed were wild
ening and paving roads to alleviate
horrible dust conditions which, If
allowed to continue, would have
driven winter visitors from our
county, as well as cause an un-
comfortable and. unattractive con-
dition to our@own residents.
Since taking office, have, adj
vocated that the county of Mari
+eopa be operated on "pay as you
go" basis. I am proud to point. out
the savings that have been effected
by this method; such as the build
ing of modern Highway Depart
n1ent building, enlarged and ex-
panded facilities to the Maricopa
County hospital, and the setting
aside of $3.50, 100000 ear-marked for
the express purpose of the court
house expansion program. Not one
cent has been paid out for a bond
election, floating of bonds, or in
terest on borrowed money, which
would amount to hundreds of
thousands of dollars if these i'm
provements had been financed by
borrowed money. In operating
county affairs, have tried to the
best of my ability to give the tax
payers the greatest results for
every tax dollar spent. 1 have made
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08


Well Folks
/ had part of letter written
June read it and said "It Stinlxs"
You know 1 agreed with her, so
tore it up and now Pm still trying
to think of something worth say
ing. About all that can think Of
is the heat and this old building
of ours. Don't somebody want
building? Better speak up if they
do, otherwise I'll be peddling doors,
Window, lumber, sheet metal
light fixtures, plumbing fixtures,
etc.
Speaking of windows - have
q piece of plate glass AS inches by
80 inches, would make beautiful
picture window. Would cost at
least $500. I'd like to give it to
someone for $40.
Well this isn't selling whislkey
or hamburgers, but I'll have to
get rid of that old building before
can do much, particularly ON the
hamburgers Where would YOU
park if not there?
Reddy
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08

Frequent vacuuming does not
harm a rug or have any ill effect
on its wearing life. A rug kept
free of dirt will actually wear long
er than one that isn't kept clean
In the absence of vacuumings, Ari-
Zona's grit particles and sand grind
down into the pile of carpet and
cut it with their sharp edges.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08

A variety of weights in the new
shade fabrics give the hOmemaker
a selection in price and use as we'll
as in color and design. Lighter
weight shades will let in more
light and work well in apartments
or; smaller rooms, while heavier
weight shades are designed for
use in rooms with larger windows.
Arizona sun., 1952-08-08

Use The Classified Ads
FOR QUICK RESULTS,
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Annual Service
At Ley Memorial

At 1000 o'clock on Thursday
morning. November n, Ley Mem.
orial Methodist Church. Truman
Avenue and George Street, WIN
hold It's Annual Thanksgiving Wcr-
ship Service. This service Is de-
sianated to give the people .
chance TO take time out from the
rush OF life to give thanks 10 God
on the day that has been set aside
for that purpose. In addition to
the members and friends OF this
Church. q cordial invitation Il ex-
tended TO those who do not have
d local Church home and 70 those
whose Church Is not having
Thanksgiving service 10 come and
worship on that day.
Regular services for Sunday,
November q, include School
School e:4s q. m. morning wor-
ship 10: 50, Methodist Youth Fellow
ship $50 b M. and evening wor.
ship as 7::so. The pastor. the Rev.
Eldon simmons, vein deliver the
sermon at both the worship ser.
vices. His topics win be Slave
Driverss and "Civing Three for
One respectively.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
SwAYINC LAMP
CEASES MOVING

MINNEAPOLIS R-The myster-
iously swinging light fixture which
drew hundreds Of onlookers 10 q
vacant cafe building here is no
longer moving through its is-inch
arcs.
A caretaker Joining the
experts yesterday. merely shut
off Z nearby heat register and
things, including the fixture, turned
quiet.
The riddle developed when seven
other similar fixtures In the struc.
ture failed 10 join the swing
session. i
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

3-RoOM APT, ss0o0 monthly,
water and lights paid, 72s Cath.
crime, phone 1856. nov22 81
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
The
~
WEATHERMAN
Says
The
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued cool today
and tonight; Sunday. fair ana
warmer. Gentle to moderate
northerly winds diminishing and
gradually veering to northeast.
Florida: Slightly higher tenn
peratures and clear to partly
cloudy weather today and Sun
day.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf OF
Mexico: Moderate, occasionally
fresh northwest winds today be.
coming gentle to moderate varl.
able over north portion and mod
crate northerly winds over south
portion Sunday. Clear to partly
cloudy weather.
Western Caribbean: Moderata
to fresh northerly winds over
north portion and moderate
northeasterly winds over south
portion today and Sunday. Part
ly cloudy to cloudy over north
portion and partly coludy over
south portion. Scattered showerA.
Observations taken At City Office
Key West, Fla, Nov. %, 1864
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
AVIATION HEAD QUITS

HAWTHORNE. Calf A-Fallins
heallh has forced ths ressEnstion
* John X. Norshrsp. preslderi cf
Sorthrop Aircraft Co. Inc, stncs
It's lneepsson in isW
A nosed aerpnauiseai engsneeF,
Sorshrop said he plans 10 fstage
asses .ation with she srErast i1'
1nssrs and sEsas he Is snxl9us 80
take his FIRST G0ag saessAga -
mAny ysAss lie ted stse bard y
a.rees8Fs be has heen asafs sg
snfse ane skzf she rs sufe l&
work was afFeetlng hss heaitk
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
5o-Legal Notices
fContinnadl

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANcERY.
Case No. Ia-4O0
JOHN WILLARD FRANK,
Plaintiff.
JEANNETTE BROWN FRANK.
Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: Jeannette Brown Frank,
co Mr.. Milton II. Mulitzs
Attorney,
Scanlon Building,
Houston, Texas
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve copy
of your Answer to the Complaint
for Divorce on the plaintiffs At
torney, and TO file the original An
swer IN the office of the Clerk or
the Circuit Court on or before the
2nd day OF December "A. ID. l95z,
in the above entitled cause, other
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, this
aist day OF October. AID. 1859:
(Seal) EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida
BY (sd) Florence r. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
(sd1 ALLAN b. CLEARE, JR,
Attorney for Plaintiff
60l whitehead Street
novi-s-i5-a2,is52
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THfs
SIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY,
Case No. i3-421
CATHERINE PETIT BLAuVELT,
Plaintiff,
Va. DIVORCE
GEORGE BLAUvELT.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: GEORGE BLAUvELT,
Calhoun Avenue near Eastern
Blvd.
New York, Bronx, New York.
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and You are re-
duired to serve a copy OF your an.
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF this Court on or before the
18th day OF December, AID. 1868
otherwise q Decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
DATED this 14th day Of Novem-
Der, AID. 1859, at Key West, Mon
roe County, Florida.
(Seal) EARL 4. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court
BY: Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM v. ALBURY
eos whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff,
novl5-22-2s ;dece,IsAs
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

SEVEN creosoted pilings, g. long.
Also short 2xl's. Stock Island
Trailer Park. Mrs. Johnson.
nov22-atx