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FARMS fconf.l

1ss ACRES: cattle Ls or dairy farm; !;
necessary n0pSs Sidsss soos Ga pafns mis to ana s
NAB. NAB IA ssoS. ;sSS 'ef"S' H. Ees e9'
FARM OR VACATION retreat in
Blue Ridge Mountains; 112 hrs.
from d. c.; lovely lake site. Historic
ruins, Of old stone grist mill and
EEunnins stream on property: T-rm.
100 acres. So 900 cash with balance
payable by month. R. v. SNEAD.
Owner, Washington, "a. Phone
ESQ ACRES and a well-known vir-
gna a esctv Sries colonia pa1tatlSgn n6
hand carved mantels, paneling.
Christian doors. King Seal locks,
etc. Gorgeous age-old lockwood,
towering trees and shrubbery. Long
PatsF Priesd afntsse a saSTe Sn GOOD RogeS es5SSG
BANGS. Broker. Kilmarnock, Va.
Phone 3-3S53.
BRANDYWINE FARM, SO. acres; g
rms; heart Of town. Also l in
Montgomery County, cleo, stream
Trade for. city property or larger
Mbi hsrm STOCK GT FAR FARMExeel1ent Or EA lsSs farm
and investment. near Poolesyille. in
Montgomery County; over 400 acres
on hard-Surfaced road, with approx
imately 1000 #. Potomac River and
C. & o. Canal frontage: well watered
with springs and streams: fair to
2S5 acres in high state of produc-
ton, 10ec In hay and pasture: 260,-
600 1T. poplar and oak timber, ready
to market; market; good 7-room house with
lent 55xS5 bank. barn and other
outbldgs. A real bargain. Must sell
on account OF health: Call OWNER,
A PAYING EsTATE-Near beautiful
Warrenton, Va. only 35 miles from
p; ;ot;,. G. Com! comprising 49, 4to rich pro;
cultivation. Handsome feldstone
architect of .Ganston Hair; 1Hs wallis
over 80 inches thick, not cumber-
some-rather lovely. historic
out, affording everything to be de-
tractive fiagstone floored dining
room with exposed beam ceiling,
fireplace and entrance to lawn. Etc
Etc. Every possible convenience, in
soSse ssSdns hSSse DSo and teSan oah
houses, full complement Of farm
buildings, silos. etc Also, the es-
tate's outstanding herd of Angus
cattle are purchasable at q good
value. For price. appointment tc
inspect, photos and sny additional
nformation-contact Immediately
ALBERT FLETCHER, Bird
Box 435, Phone 1855, Warrenton. Va
235 ACRES wooded land, near Luray
va. on Lee hwy, Route 211, Just
seven miles west Of Luray at loot
log house with coal-fired furnace;
elec. range; elec. hot-water heater
elec. refgr.: drilled well with elec
pump. Small week end cottage also
electrically equipped. Mountain
stream has been damned for
swimming. Good hunting for deer
and bear. Price $16,50O. $1,000
cash, balance on monthly payments
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 8141
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 SO. FIT. Rear 9th and e sts.
good bldg. MA. 1906. -25
WILL REMODEL two small bricks for
storage warehouses. excellent for
9TH and K st. market merchants.
45l -53 Brown ct. NV. frear N. Y.
aye;). THoS. D. WALSH. INC. SIS
11th st. NV. DI. 1851.
NEAR NAVY YARD-10.0OO 50. IT,,
I story, IA It. c.h., loading we'll for
trucks; ready 3 mos; will divide.
A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
1-STORY BRICK BLDG. containing
approX. loo SO. TT: $40 mo. rent.
WEITz REALTY CORP. or 18th
St nv. ST. 4o55; ewes. and Sun.
S25 MO.-Small 2-story brick. suit
as1es aole repair H shop storage, etc; 10 10
blk; II st. ne in Linden ct. DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000.
NORTHEAST WAREHOUSE and /or
vehicle storage; fireproof second
floor with ramp approach; $4,000
50. IT,. only zoe 50. it.. plus $4,000
IT., roof storage. NO extra cost. Con-
sHtNNorN sgls Nm sfgtt IGHs Lessing so ..,ept RePt
15O5 H St. NV, Ma. 2345.
1 NEW 5.00O-FT. BLDG. i new 1O.-
SoGi' L1aaTbo%N elaH SSHs %H' sGxnfsxp issB l0'
$500 SO. Ft.
Excellent ground-fioor space. centrally
located in Georgetown; high ceiling.
heat snnnlied: Available july !. Io''
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV, Realtors. MA. $500.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY. approx. co.
0G0 so. it,. corner Fenton and Boni-
FAINT sts., Silver Spring. Excellent
investment for future. Whole or
part. EIG d McKEEVER, Realtors
and Insurers, Fig Building, Silver
Spring. Md. JU. $500.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, p10 18th ct. NV
near Conn. and K. New, modern
att1 active .aesk space for those who
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856
DESK SPACE in semi-private, at
tractively furnished office suite. De-
Sirable large building location. Re-
sponsible parties. Phone HO. 90lS.
AIR -CONDITIONED-17th and Eye,
front office. double desk. nicely fur
nished. Call DI. 4499 for arrange
ment. -23
DOWNTOWN mall address and tele-
phone answering service. 81 so per
mo-; with desk. $15. ME. 3963
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INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY-sALE

COMMERCIAL. sindustriai ground
D c.. Md; railroad sidings. 3. N
LIdrTBoWN. WA. 1928.
CHOICE SITE. approx. s acres. on B
& o. r. R.. between Bethesda and
Confessional Airport. on paved
road; nearly level r. r. sidinss car
for mfgr. or warehouse use. excel.
lent investment for substantial In.
crease in value tperhaps S10e,00t
or more) over period Of two OIL
three. years. Cash purchaser car
% own f fer lS So.a cents s.. Il @ For @ dstatls .ls
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COLORED
$1,000 DOWN

1000 block 9th st. ne: 8 units, each
having llv. rm., bedrm., kit. bath;
$3.50 mo. income. For appt, KEN
MORE REALTY CO., EX. $3.50, TU.
4915,
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1885 CONN. AVE. NV.

This 3-story brick house. on lot "a It.
wide, has 0 rooms. ? baths. lavatory,
gas hot-water heat apS has service
easement to 21st St: offered to set
tie estate; cars in both directions stor
in front of the bldg. Priced at less
than cost LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER
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Free
Farm CatalOgs

FARMS. Homes. Ranches. Resorts
Auto Courts, Stores. Hotels. etc. etc
3;646 bargains described. 81 States
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE-BIC
SAVINGS. Pictures galore. Live.
stock. crops. equipment often in.
cluded. many EZ terms. East. Mid.
West GREEN COVER: Western edi.
ton YELLOW. Either Mailed FREE
Tell US what YOU want. Where;
Price? Terms? WORLDS LARGEST
Our 52nd year. Save thru STROU7
REALTY. 711-N Woodward Bldg.
WaShinRton. Sterling 3164
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY

Hunt club of 10 acres mountain land
500 IT.. on 3-mi. mountain. lJ acres
George WaShington National Forest;
lovely view of Valley; 5-rm. house
electricity. 2 porches. part bsmt.
spring water, bank barn, stone
foundation; good rd, to farm. Price
COLONIAL SLATE ROOF. 4 bedrms.
lg. dining rm., huge kit, bsmt, h.-w
heat; 3rd Il. storage. barns. gar
chicken house. fencing all in tor
cond,t., stream. 10 acres land, "a
BEULAH GOSS. CHI. 5682
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| On Potomac River. S5. .OOO

Delightful home in year round re.
sort town; excellent pier. plot 12Sx
22S: residence nestled in grove OF
beautiful shade trees. & rms. cleo.
screened-in porch. beautiful view.
pretty shrubbery. garage; sacrificed
STROUT REALTY. Spring Hill, Md
MAIL ADDRESS Old Port Tobacco
Station, Md Bargaln Lists Mailed
Free.
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BIT 14th ST. NV.
1 rm., excellent location; S35 per mo
ST. 69SS.
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Hideaway Retreat

THE SPOT. 6 acres, sweeping view
OF Blue Ridge. level hilltop. open
brook and perpetual spring on prop
erty. ideal lake site. 6-rm. frame
house (no conveniences). electricity
available. About IL miles TO War
renton, Va. | mile of Lee High
way on black top road Price.
S4,250. At least 1000 cash. First
time offered. Who will get it?
. BY appointment only. ALTMAN
REALTY, Gil. 6436,
Exceptional Opportunities
VIRGINIA CATTLE FARM, 525 acres
on Hwy. 301 near Rappahannock
River. 500 acres arabic. Springs,
streams, excellent soil, good fenc-
ing: 10-room Colonial dwelling
basement, 8 flreplaces; completely
modernized; ga baths, oil burner
hot-water heat; garage: 4 farmers
houses. cattle barn, farm buildings.
S65, 600
SUBDIVISION oPPoRTUNTTY-17O
acres, adjoining La Plata, Md. on
Route 6: S-room dwelling; large
porch, bath electricity: convenient
churches. schools; suitable home
sites. $4,000.
LEONARD sNIDER
Telephone 1911. La Plata, Nd.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

900 so. FIT, 2nd H., concrete BLDG. I;
level loading platforms; 2.OOO-lb.
elevator. all utils.; immed. occu-
pancy. 1855 New York ave. ne,
LA. 6-5SO0, MR., SCHNEIDER. -23
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FARMS
Home Near Bav. S1.75O

44OA1AC 4NCoA LAY, Y1, tOO
Only . few steps to great Chesa.
peake--Swim. SAIL fish, almost from
tsSe @ for sA summer I or g W found s CON on
quiet st. of quaint village: large
plot, garden space, trees. etc. Grand
Bay view. A steal at this price.
Mrs. RoXa Phillips. MONTGOMERY
REALTY. Fishing Creek. Md. Dor.
chester Co.
Easy Life With Income
bargain, a 5-ac. farm
with nice 5-rm. home, lot of trees,
flowers, fertile soil, barn, PLUS
small country store that has netted
$2,400 yr. (Or use store for other
rSI, purpose Al this Tor $4,000. but
come down now. Mrs. G. Darwin,
MONTGOMERY REALTY, S. Div.
st. ext. Salisbury. Md. Phone 1910,
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SALE RY OWNER

One of the very few acreage tracts in
Arlington, Va, located on a hill
overlooking Potomac River and
Washington, within 10 to is minis.
TO downtown Wash, near Airport
and Pentagon. Approximately IL
acres, can be subdivided or is q pos
sible site for development as an apt.
hotel location. The price is such
that 1t requires substantial
adjoining properties selling for
- 800 to IS, each; this is an
investment for the future. Address
all inquiries to Box 165-A, Star. No
AGENTS or real estate brokers need
Fenlv
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$495 DOWN

NEAR NO. CAP. AND K
Three small houses, zoned End comml.,
suit. for many types Of businesses
ReaS. terms. ST. 5567 any time.-23
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Downtown Hotel or

Excellent once Building
AiS az oU.a sogeuems Duuoihg Wa lh aoeanS located
conditioned and would afford per-
son q beautiful once building If
there were no need or desire for a
hotel, as which 1t serves beautifully
now. Call Mr.. Wells (WI $500 for
an appointment to give complete
details.
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
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140-ACRE STOCK AND DAIRY farm
located on State hwy. -24-stanchior
Wash. barn. extra old barn, garage
other bldgs. 6-rm. frame home with
modern bath and heat. S35, 900.
300-acre stock and dairy farm
streams and pond; good highway
barn. other bldgs:, several tenant
houses. April. 1853. poss. $4,000
highway: 2 acres; bath. heat; ex-
traordinary view. $4,000.
Several fine building sites with won
large and small farms and several
fine homes. H. P. BURDETTE &
SON, Mt. Airy, Md. Phi. 123. Eve.
and Sun. ph. Mr.. Price. 231.
16O-ACRE ESTATE-New 7-room
modern house, except heat; 60 acres
in cultivation, balance wooded; nice
stream, good outbuildings: nice re-
tirement place; will exchange for
city property.
26 acres. z miles from White House;
ready for subdivision, on good high
way: will exchange for city prop
erty. B. Y. CUNNINGHAM, EX.
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LEONARD SNIDER
Tel. 3311. La Plata. Nd.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

20; 700 SO. FIT: Of ground centrally
NS' Ns9safes; 5ssblp pVt' r'r' siding and Office
MD. c. LINE-90. 600 sa. IT. level
heayy industrial ground with side
track and office; S475 mo-; will di-
vide; A.. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
" TO 10000 SO. FIT storage yard
on ne. TT. siding; attractive rental
Box 355-Z Star.
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Ss5 MONTHLY. INCLUDING HEAT
Approx. lSx40-ft. modern equipped
store. rear storerooms and park,
ing facilities. At 81 H st. NV
JU. 7-6l64 or Elk. 340S, Monday
$500 N. H. AVE. N.W.--Corner store
and apt; $125; vacant.
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. $500
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KENSTNCTON

10000 So. it., 1st commI.; 10o-ft
frontage on streets; ideal business
legation; priced for quick sale. Cal
WI. 514S.
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OPEN TODAY. OF

OPEN TODAY, 90
Drive out today and see this S0-acrt
productive farm in one of best sec.
tions of Ioudoun Co. Land is very
fertile. all under cultivation. we'll.
watered and newly fenced stone
house built in 1857. Electricity anc
telephone, stone spring house ano
barn. Out Rt. Z, through Leesburg
to Rt. g.. right on 8 for mi. te
69S. right on sos. 1st stone house
on left. For further information
call Mrs. Paschal, TIE. S007
CHARLES R. HOOFF. INC, 1907
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REEF CATTLE FARM

BEEF CATTLE FARM
Farm. so acres. Crop, beef range
some 200 it. elevation: lovely
Fredk. Co.: low taxes; AZ mi. D. C.
line; old stone house built 1852. Just
restored; ultramod. kit. new cleo.
range. new Kelv., 10-11 #. refgr.,
ber tile floor. closets. new h.-w. oil
heat. powder rm.. club lounge. large
fireplace; cattle. 10 reg. Angus. incl.
bull; trained riding horse. bk.. barn,
dairy, etc. Price. S36, 800. Write
LAWSON. Mt. Airy. Md. Phone
law -22
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301 18th st. S.E.--Corner. mr.. East
ern Market and Penna. ave.
Store with rooms above. GUAR
ANTY REALTY, INC, 1923 10th
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81 ACRES. So clear; S-rm. new ma
Sonry home, 2 tobacco barns. sta
BILE, ? garages, other farm bldgs.,
complete equipment and stock. This
farm needs no money to spend on
and IS ready to go. Price, S22, 900.
S2 ACRES, 35 clear; good 7-rm.
home, tobacco barn, stable. other
farm bldgS. Price, SS,50O.
"A ACRES, all clear: Arm. house,
tobacco barn; 1a-mi. road frontage
On Sa orrt6 rt6 8. Priced for quick sale,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY CO.
On Rt. 301, Below Waldorf, Md,
Telephone La Plata Rzl1
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NEAR ROANOKE

End COMMERCIAL
IL $50 50. IT,. adjoining complete
shopping center, incl. theater; rea-
sonaoly priced. w. B. HILKERT
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INDUS. PROP SALE tcons.) J

BALTIMORE BLvD.-45 level acres
with 1.763 #. on B. & o. R. r.;
bldgs.; terms. A. M. ROTH. RE
ROCKvMLE-42, roo So. It. indus.
trial ground, on B. & o. r. r.; all
RoTH. Rs9rl sFast'' RE. 1880. So H. Aas a M
COMMERCIAL and industrial prop
for sale and rent. Call or write
B. A. CASSATT, 222S Wilson blvd,
IA. 5-6234.
LIGHT INDUSTRY. 5.131 So. it.. 81.
IT.. front on wide street, paved alley
center at 81 per #. OWNER. OV
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
70 secure this 25-acre farm. with
an old 4-bedroom house, nice set
ting, fine mountain view. borderinf
a large creek, within 26 miles o.
D. C. (shortest route), lot of out
buildings, shade. low taxes; Yol
must have $4,000 cash. balance
terms to suit purchaser If possible
H. B. MITCHELL
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BETHESDA COMMERCIAL, Wiscon-
sin ave, cor. lot, unimproved, excel
for erection of large store, with
Offices above. About 1000 50. it.,
new listing, at right price. Exclusive
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-20
Poppy Day Plans
To Be Discussed
By Auxiliary

The sale of the symbolic Red
Poppy made by veterans of
World Wars / and ii will be dis
cussed at a meeting on Thursday
evening held by the Arthur Sawyer
Unit No. Is, American Legion
Auxiliary. The meeting will be held
at the Post Home on Stock Island
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Alice S. Robinson, presi-
dent of the Auxiliary, asks that
all members attend the important
session in order to spur the sales
on Poppy Days, May % and "a.
The poppy program is three
fold in purpose: it is worn in
memory of those who died in
World Wars; the disabled vet
eran who makes the poppy is
aided by therapeutic treatment
and financial aid; it helps secure
funds for the Legion's program of
rehabilitation and child welfare.
"The idea of the poppy as a
memorial flower" wrote the dis
trict publicity chairman, Aimee
Cotino of Miami Beach, "sprang
up as naturally as the little wild
flower itself. In the days of
World War /, the flower was one
touch of beauty which survived
amid the hideous destruction of
war. Soldiers of all nations were
amazed and impressed by ma
lures profusion of these bright
red peoples in a region where
death reigned supreme. and they
came to look upon them as tine
living symbol of the sacrifices of
their dead comrades"
In 1920, the American Legion
adopted the poppy as its official
Memorial Flower. In 1921, the
AuxiliarieS also named the poppy
as Memorial Flower and pledged
the profits of the sale one hun
dred percent to welfare relief for
service men and their families.
Mrs. Nina Skies. local publicity
chairman, states that there is no
set price for the purchase of
a flower, but when a volunteer
worker on Poppy Day asks you
to wear one. it should be con-
sidered a privilege to give gen
erously.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-20
Air Force Men q
Urged To Contact
Miami Office

All inactive Air Force Reser-
visits living in Key West and vici-
nifty who haven't participated m
the Southeastern Florida Air Re-
serve Survey were urged today to
contact the survey office in Miami
to make arrangements for an in
terview.
Major Joseph X. McMahan, sur
vey project officer, said, LAS our
inventory reaches the halfway
mark this week with approximate
ly 1900 of the estimated 2,500 re-
Servists in the area accounted for
and interviewed, / would like 10
stress that we need the coopera-
ton of every reservist to make the
project a complete success"
The Major went on to explain
that because the Air Force in many
cases has TO rely on records dating
back TO 1945 or 1916, il can be as
Sumed that a number of reServists
living in the area have not been
contacted by mail. This is espe-
cially true If the individual has
moved into the area since leaving
active service.
IL want TO urge reservists In this
category 10 render the Air Force
and their country a service by get
ting in touch with the survey office
at 20 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami, TO
make arrangements for an inter.
view ar their convenience before
the project Gloss next month. II is
definitely TO the advantage of the
individual reServiSt 10 find out ex.
actly what his current status with
the Air Force is" he added.
He said that the survey vas In
10 way connected with recan to
active duty and cooperation of re-
serviSts in bringing their records
up 10 date would not increase their
service liability.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-20
Monroe P.T.A.'
VIII Hold Panel.
Install Officers

The Monroe Council of Parents
and Teachers Association will
hold its annual meeting tomor-
row. May 81 at the Truman
School auditorium. Time for the
session is set at 7:45 pm.
A panel will be conducted
concerning the years work by
the officers and chairmen of the
council. Mrs. Glenwood Sweet
ing will read the history of the
past year.
Horace O'Bryant. superintend-
ent of the public instruction, viii
install the incoming officers Of
the organization.
The public is invited to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-20
Barbara, Neal
Will Travel

LOS ANGELES lH - The cele
brated Hollywood triangle of Fran
chot Tone, Barbara Payton and
Tom Neal has been reduced to a
twoSome.
Tone won divorce Monday from
the blonde Miss Payton on test
mony that she told him, Il want
to be free to move where and
when | want to-"
After the trial her attorney said
she's planning to do some moving
in the direction of Europe, and
accompanied by Neal.
The two have separate movie
deals cooking on the continent, the
attorney said, and will probably
leave together about the end of
The month.
The Tones were married last
Sept. 2S, two weeks after Tone
took a beating from Neal in a
fight over Miss Payton. The couple
separated S. days later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-20
SEA
SECRETS

@. What is the best treatment
for fungus in fish tanks? -
Clerk P. Douglass, Tampa, Flor
ida.
A. The best and most econom-
ical treatment for this condition
appears to be Mercurochrome
added in sufficient quantity to
impart a reddish tinge to the
water. Mercurochrome is harm
less to fish, but will quickly de-
stroy body and fin fungus in
most cases, and the reddish color
will eventually disappear from
the water of its own accord. A
more gradual and continuous
preventative treatment is pro-
vided By soaking a small piece
of chalk in Mercurochrome and
placing this on the bottom of the
tank. AS the chalk slowly dis
solves in the water the Mercuro-
chrome is released at a fairly
constant rate.
Q. What were the largest sea
shells that ever existed?
A. AS far as known, these were
the gigantic coiled ammonites,
some of which were six feet in
diameter. These animals, long
extinct, were related to the much
smaller chambered nautilus
which lives today in the Pacific
and Indian oceans. How closely
they resembled the latter is i'm
possible to say, as only the shells
remain and the soft parts of the
animals are unknown. The larg-
est shell today is the giant clam
(Tridacna) of the Great Barrier
Reef of Australia, which reaches
a weight of well over four hun
dred pounds.
Q. What is the most valuable
fish?
A. AS far as science is con-
cerned, this is probably the
Crossopterygian fish Latimeria
chalumnae, only one of which
has ever been captured. This
fish, like others of its family,
was thought to have been ex-
tinct since the age of the dino
saurs until a single specimen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-20

Precedent has established the
selection of a secretary from
among the members of the pres
ident's BPW Club to take care of
the volumes of mail, incoming
and outgoing, during the year.
Mrs. Harvey selected Mrs. Cros-
by for this honor and asked her
club to so sponsor her.
State re ident Harvey said
that Grace Crosby was chosen
because of her devotion to the
Fedora on's detectives and her
loyalty through the years. To
date, State Secretary Crosby has
attended every state convention
when frequently it meant that
she had to terminate her vaca-
ton in the mountains of North
Carolina to get back to Florida.
Mrs. Harvey announced that
Key West was chosen for Mid
Year Board teeting in August
with headquarters at the La
Concha Hotel and over 200 men,
bers and family being quartered
at this hotel and the various mo-
tells and rooming houses of Key
West.
The selection of Key West was
made in Difference to the new
president and to the efforts of
the Key West BPWC, Harold
Laubscher and the Chamber of
Commerce, Bill" Knoll of the
Key West Aquarium. MIR. John
Thompson and MIR. Maitland
Adams of Thompson Enterprises,
Mr.. Charles Roberts of Roberts
Office Supplies, Mr.. James Nc
Andrews of the La Concha Ho-
tel, all motel owners, and Mr..
Leonte Valladares, book store
owner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-20
B'Nai Zion
Closes Season
With Program

Closing of the B'Nai Zion
Synagogue season exercises were
held May 18th at 10 am. IN the
new social hall with Rabbi Abra-
ham Schwartz in charge and Jo-
seph Pearlman as principal
speaker. Mrs. Jack Elias repre-
sented the Ladies Auxiliary. Fol-
lowing invocation and the Ma
tional Anthem, the Hatikwah
Hymn was sung by the assem-
bly,.
The history of the Prophet
Hillel was delivered by Rabbi
Schwartz.
Traditions and customs were
reviewed by all pupils along
with Biblical and historical sub
jects, poems and hymns. Each
student received a gift for good
work and conscientious effort in
attending Sunday School. The
gifts were presented by the Aux
iliary who also served refresh
ments. A number of parents
were present at the affair.
In charge were the following
teachers: Mrs. l.. Miller, Miss
Janet Brown, Michael Apple
routh and substitute teachers
Mrs. Bernard Frank, Mrs, Mitzi
Cohn and Robert Appelrouth.
Receiving gifts were Daniel
Appelrouth, David Lipshitz, Carl
Herman. George Swimmer. Janet
Moore. Sally Lewinsky, Rochella
Elias, Ira Yellin, Sharon Gross
man, Yuddi Yellin, Linda Ber-
man, Ronny Holtzberg, Linda
Brownstein, Randy Grossman,
Ronald Lipshitz, Leona Berman,
Jeffry Berman, Bruce Wolfson,
Harriet Barbara Frank, Marlene
Elias, Mark Heltzberg, Stewart
Cohn, Victor Elias, Bonny Lew
insky, Allen Raphael, Anita
Rosefield and Barron Weintraub.
Hebrew classes in the daily re-
ligious classes will continue on
until June Is.
A picnic will be given by the
congregation on Sunday, May IS
for all Sunday School pupils &C
companie6 by their parents. The
party viii take place at the park
near the Toll Bridge starting at
10 am. on IN all day outing.
This Is the fourth s, lay
School season with Rabbi
Schwartz as spiritua. leader.