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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

things had TO be accomplished.
Fiust. the attractions had to be
uncovered: the town had TO be
cleaned up. Second. publicity
campaign had to be organized"
To accomplish what was need
ed Governor David Sholtz asked
the city authorities TO turn over
all their legal powers to the
state The Governor declared
state of civil emergency" and
turned the powers over TO FERA
which was Stone. All this, says
Revere. was Stones idea.
This began the sweeping pro-
gram of rehabilitation OF the
crippled city. Artists poured into
the Island City to portray its
charms. Writers came down and
wrote for Harper's, American
magazines and others about the
all-out effort of the 10000 Key
Westers to build their city into
resort town.
Revere asks what some
, thoughtful Key Westers have
pondered in 1851, the boomingest
of all hoom years:
The question of whether Key
West VIII be able to survive the
boom that is in part Stones
work. in part the Nays, and
in part President Truman's, is
frequently raised here nowadays.
Last week. there was only one
cheeseburger-and matted m ! k
drive-in, but next Week-or, If
not next week. next month
there will be more. The cheese
burger is closely allied to the
motel and the motel blight,
, which is even worse than the
sponge blight. has been upon the
island for some time. New motels
are going up steadily and two
immense new resort hotels, the
Key Wester and the Key Am
bassador both of them rivalling
Miami establishments in size and
glitter, are nearing completion.
The 1884 vision of Key West as
tourist town did not include
any of this. The idea then was
. that the town would be able to
take care of all the tourists. But
the old town is too small for the
present flow of visitors, and the
fear now. as more mari is pump
! ed up daily from the sea TO be
used as fill for charging the is
land, is that the motels and
drive-ins will eventually sur
round and. overwhelm it. 1t is
| not resentment of outsiders that
makes some people worry about
this possibility but the fact that
lif Key West Succombs to the
motels and drive-ins, there will
be much less for the tourists to
enjoy. Even the illusion of re-
moteness will be gone"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Drunkenness
Fest Adopted

CHICAGO. OR)-New Jersey re-
Gently became the l4th state to
adopt law defining drunkenness
in terms of alcoholic content OF the
blood, according to the Ameri-
can Public Works Association.
Patterned after the uniform We
hicle code. the law provides that
if a chemical test shows Is or
more per cent of alcohol in the
blood, the suspect is officially
drunk. If there is less than .05
per cent alcohol present, sobriety
is presumed.
From .05 TO Is per cent is the
twilight" zone: you may or may
not be drunk. In this case other
evidence enters into the decision.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
julius Stone And Key West
Subject OF New Yorker"
Magazine Feature Article
JayCees Will Wait
For New Material

PONTIAC. Ill. lR-The Pontiac
Junior Chamber of Commerce has
voted to quit picking a queen for
the annual summer threshermen's
reunion.
John Thompson. Jaycee presi-
dent. explained the decision:
THE local talent has been ex-
hausted and we are going to wait
a couple Of years for new crop"
The reunion attracts thousands
of visitors TO Pontiac, a Northern
Illinois community of 1900 pOpula-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Show opening here in January
Twenty-SiX British. 20 American,
IA German and II French make,
of cars will be on display
Motorscooter and cycle displays
will rise from 90 last year to 100
Automobile accessories will re
quire 2l8 displays
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
OLD FERA DAYS
REVIVED IN PRINT
BY CORRESPONDENT
RICHARD RONERE
By SUSAN McAVOY

Julius Stone, Key West attor-
ney, is certainly in the news
these months.
Tuesday TIE Citizen printed
the story cf his Miami mishap.
an accident in which he suffered
broken collar bone.
Last month S one received
nationwide publicity in The New
Yorker widely read by the elite
Of metropolitan and writing
world
In an article Our FarFiung
Correspondents-End of the Line"
which purported to be about Key
West. Stones lie and times in
Key West was given about go
percent of the space Of a Is CO.
lumn story by Richard Revere.
Revere who came to the END
Of the line with the White
House press during President
Truman's November December
visit, was grobing around for the
feel of Key West when he ar
rived on November 20.
A Washington correspondent
for the magazine, he did not
want the spot news that the UP,
AP. New York Times and daily
reporters fought to get, He want
ed the essence of present day
Kew West and how it got that
way. He wanted to ferret out the
reasons why Key West is Key
West.
Stone invited him out on
Thanksgiving Day to his South
most house and there Revere got
his background. Stone has kept
records of those early days
magazine articles by some of the
nations top writers who ae-
claimed the FERA experiment
initiated by Stone in 1884.
Revere after warming up to
the general subject of Key West
in his New Yorker article has
This TO say:
"In large measure, the Key
West of today is a product OF
rich and antic Imagination OF a
former Ohioan and New Yorker
named Julius F. Stone, Jr., who
is now resident of the island,
its most successful attorney, and
the owner. of a house that sur
veyors have certified is the
southernmost dwelling in the
United States. Stone, a
handsome. debonair man in early
middle age, received Harvard
doctorate in organic chemistry
in 1926, fourteen years before he
got a lew degree. He found the
stock market more bewitchlng
than scientific research, how
ever. and became a Coolidge mil
lionaire, Evaporation of the for
tune took less time than the
original pariay. and in the early
thirtieS he was on his upperS. Be-
ing rusty on his valences by then.
he got a job with Harry Hopkins
in New York state social-welfare
work, and turned out to be a
gifted administrator
Revere then tells the dramatic
story Of Stones and the FERA's
efforts to rescue the then popu-
lation of 10000 from the mlasma
of economic depletion.
Revere says "To exploit Key
Vests attractions in 1884, two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Big Razor was a chief of the
Blackfoot Sioux. which once held
an immense territory from the
North Saskatchewan River in Can.
ada to the headStream of the Miss.
0uri in Montana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
Pen Lands
Thief In Pen

MALAGA. Malaga, UR)-Thie-
very brings stiff penalties in Mala-
va.
One man recently was Sentenc-
ed to one years Rigorous i'm
prisonment" for stealing a foun-
tain pen from a shop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

The log cabin village of New Sal
KEN. ILL.,. where Lincoln once lived,
has been restored to the way it
looked 100 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10
American Autos
In Exhibit

BRUSSELS, (LPl-More than so
makes of cars will occupy 1874 dis
plays at the Brussels Automobile
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

Prosecution tor conspiracy was
among the problems of the first
labor unions $50 and more years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-10

The compound microscope was
invented about 1890.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA, '4s; black; up to 35 mi. per
gal; .. G.: indoor showroom: S460;
2-day: monsy-back tT!al 4-month mt
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
CNA. 9s50. lila Vermont ave. NV.
ANGLIA, 80: black. blue leather up
drive; indoor showroom; S695; 2-day,
money-baek trial, 4-month written
gWSarantee Wa!S ,a.!f HILL Ior g. .sl1S sANDEEEs' EEs
ss5d. $685. 9dss' Gii4 vermont Rssss ave. NV NV
ANGLIA '51 cdr. sedan; black, blue
leather .upholst.; up to IS mi. per
gal; indoor showroom: S795: 2,day.
Sssanee WasS.s Oldest TT Ford pesier sHTDTN1s. aN2.
$500. lila Vermont ave. NV.
AUSTIN '4s 4-dr.: dark green: r. and
easF s sP upRostery p4 81 nj indoor SeT @ 5an
$595: 2-day: money-back trial.
q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer lNA. ss5O. lila Vermont
AUSTIN. US new, latest models, s., ,sa5;
cry. cry top @ trade H In. For the best deal
in. in town s see s1, your our !, DIRECT sftr faetory
ewes. til 9 pm. Est. 1914.
AUSTIN '49 2-dr. sedan; up to s5
mi. per gal: beige, leather upholst.:
clean: indoor. showroom; $685.;
2day .Isi., %ones1sssk tEiai % 4-moRs s@Na
pERs. wash: s Oldest Ford Dealer
(NA. $500. lila Vermont ave. NV.
AUSTIN 1s47, SASS; 1s4s. sss7; .4s|
ssusssn' SIS, b. sso1 1iaSs. ssA rAA' ls'D anu
BUICK 1912 de luxe Special sedan;
terms. ROPER. 18th and B.. /.
BUICK 1Hs; p'fi fs4e de luxe sedan. Beautiful
BUICK tfsa AS 1915 Is s sedsnette; dam a +. and h.,
good tires; clean throughout; $3.50
% 9T best oas otter; ;,.I,a II ss,a9 z,saa9. ..d.n
dn hestsg aysy s.le sssf SPefif bacp secaH nsb
114i priyes sessa and runs sau'h ike 1850 Is5e MODEL
$1s9 full price. ROPER. 18th and
BUICK dxs is41 e; Convertible coupe; finest
ssp s;'si 5Pf ssa' lssS sss
BUICK 1852 station wagon, Super;
+. and b.; l9,500 actual miles; 1st-
class condition; i;oo Al extras; SSis
BUICK 1912 Special 4-dr.; good
transportation. good tires; $3.50.
BUICK Shj '5S o2-dr. Special; r., h.. GOOD
tires; like new throughout; So, Jas;
orig. owner. JU. 7-5723. --26
BUICK 1912 2-dr.; clean; ?. and h.;
good rubber; runs peri; new brakes;
'52 b. c. insp.; 1926. ME. OSg6. =
BUICK '46 super convertible; $685.
Sunshine Power-top: aOhNkRS.
9th and Fla, ne, AT. 1854.
BUCKS, '46s,' ATS, Ass. Variety Of
coiors and body styles. Sale price
low as $500, and Auto Wholesalers
1905 protected money-back guaran-
tee. First payment January. 1853.
AUTo WHoLEsALERS, INC. i75i
Bladensburs Rd. NE. "a !.
BUICK 40 Super sedanette; real
clean; $1.195; trade or fnance.
CADILTac LAC 1850 eony.; :. and b..
Hydra-Matic. w.-w. tires. besut. orig.
interior;. $2,795s HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1915 ou st. NV. Du: $500. 500
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 40 4-dr. sedan, olack.
plastic $. c., heater: excellent; very
clean; indoor. showroom: S945. q
day money-back trial; 4-month
pERs. Washington's Oldest Ford
Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV.
ass. '4es. sos. VARIETY
Of colors and body styles: Sale price
1905 protected money-back suaran-
Tee First payment, January. 1858.
AUTO WHoLEsALERs. INC. i7sii
pSyiSsdensburg I'd. ne. PA
P0NTiAC tiiS1d 1852; never sod, never
Dc luxe S 9dr ss HydraMstie: nsS wasslgs4afss: sg'4fss::
hPIooD PONTIAC. 422l Conn. wo.
PONTIAC 1e4s chiettain "s": full,
squ5p; family car by orig owner.
S6$S sSa;SSo' Phone FIR. 6512; ewes. WA.
PONTIAC ls47 Torpedo 8: r. and and h..
$saS, Easy terms, @ ciPco ssaaesn aSsfsatee. e
P6Nr1Aecy,e Pesn eyes 4a7 " u. .; ~. coAsr-lN
cond. Good buy at ss76. HUI. esSs.
PONTIAC 40 station wagon de luxe;
AAppNstAS Ap. SOS. CO. l4s7 Irving st. nv"
PONTIAC so streamlin.r sedanssp.. msS
4995; ARCADE PONTIAC Co. 1887
PoNFffAcst Po5SHFf e. 4ss 4n;w' 412 Ap. $40 $500.
low as aH s475O Ooay snd itSes ASte wSosT.. sss price
itOo% protected money back guaran-
Tee. First payment January. igS3.
xf x1Mn find the car you want at
sladensS%uHESo BSd3 S%HotFEsALERs' FS A INC, 1881
PREFECT 81 4-dr. rs Sedan. black: blM4 red
leather, upholst: htr.: up to AZ mi.
per GAL; $3.50. Indoor showroom. .
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
TTElstsn guarantee, HILL d SAN
PEE PIES veymant Mash;,s .oa Oldest Ford Dealer.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 sedan. Now th,.
ton. well kept. almost new tires.
orieinal black finish; runs and drives
Se5,efa Ssa sl, T5giy nrics slean sar Sacrifice
sTUbEBASER 81 aSs: R'ei 1851 Champion SSs CON.
vert, cpe.. auto transmission, r .&h.,
low mileaee, / owner, blue ribbon
ITAL;sAckARD. 81 spas 7aii GeoTsi. aye.
sTUDaBAKERs, Ass. '4ss. i5o..
Sale price low as S700. and Auto
Wholesalers 1907 protected money!
back guarantee. First payment jan
uary 1853. You'll find the car you
want at AUTO WHOLESALERS.
INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion Star
light coupe; in new-car cond.; Cd.
radio, heater: S1.495. ADJ 1928.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion 2-dr.
sedan; r. and h.. 5000 actual miles;
$1,000. 10. S-4511. -26
rATNUs tgn ses $50 IN 8df E (, and nd h; r.r blask ss
S745. Indoor showroom. 2-day
money-back trial. 4-month written
guarantee. HILL e. SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. l114
Vermont ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-11-24
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD-NEW '62 VANETTE
Never used. private owner will sell at
substantial discount; new truck
guarantee. Phone AP. 1900. ~
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
SILVER SPRING
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR LEASE, Maryland. commercial
property In Silver Spring. 1e. 900
s.. 4: bet. streets: Brick buildins
on property. Owner will improve
bldg. or increase. 1t in size. for
EIssDonslels Issss 's8aes Mitcs. on aosRET
McKEEvER & CO., shoreham
Bldg, Washington, d. c., MA. 4750.
$50 r. l. AVE. N.E.-zoned indus
trial, 1000. 50. IT,. and paved
avail. 2nd door. 616 =; aye;
ne, $65 per mouth STANDARD
AuTo REPAfR Oh SHOP METAL, i0x
S24 Third NV. GE. 4429. 24s
32x75; full basement; 2 apts.
above. 3916 Wilson blvd, 1 block
from Hecht Co. center; will lease
on good terms. RE. 627O or Ma.
1903 s6soi CONN. AvE.-Entire End door.
approx. 1880 50. It. Call EN-. 003S.
GEORGETOWN, 1925 wis. ave-
strset-level store. fun b;mt.; IA. 41car
Sooa lease; i, yUi 4 $500: | y, "A
LIST commercial; 2-story brk. build
ing. ideal for contractors once, plus
storage; viii remodel to suit ten
ant; plenty Of parking space; feas.
rent. RE. 1887. TR. 1855. -25
Evening star., 1952-11-24

engine. JE. S-1ol6 aIter Pm.
LINCOLN 1947 sedan; beautiful and
runs and drives like new. Sacrifice
$685. terms. ROPER. 18th and
MERCURY 81 club coupe: excellent
condition: Wv. tires duals. over
drive, yellow, private owner: S1:s45.
MERc1RY Gasi 11 ois1 fsls de luxe sedan: Es looks
$500 full price. ROPER. 18th and
MERCURY ny 1851 I5i Q dr.: r. and h. ~ o.d.
w.-w.. tires, black. grill guard. fender
shields; Q real buy; indoor show
room; S1,695: 2-day, money-back
trial, 4-month written guarantee.
HILL q SANDERS. Wash's. Oldest
Ford Dealer. tNA. $500. lila
Ms HsrnS5e 1885 ays; rdstr: nv Sport" black. tan
top and upholstery and instrument
never used; Indoor SHOW room. s., :
250... 2-day. money-back trial f.
moIth month"; written guarantee; HILL .ss =
Dealer. fi14 Vermont ave NV. "a
MG 80 I'd: 1900 MI; custom
English top, special weather-tight
cover; perfect; $1,000. or '4e re;
$4,000; htr., trunk rack: good over
all: $1,000. Phone Culpeper, Va.
$500. by Wed. noon. 20
MORRIS 1852 minor, convert: tan
leather; I an up ,,s to 81 mi per gal; ,,s. e..
neM; nsaI new new sop: sess GGe i1Soor show ss
room. 2-day. money-back trial A.
month written iguarantee.. HILL g.
SANDERS. Wlsh's.. Oldest Ford
Dealer. I114 " mont ave. NO. "a
Evening star., 1952-11-24
STORES FOR RENT

EASTPINE SHOPPING CENTER,
Riverdale I'd. and new BALTIC. Wash.
parkway. Hardware. variety, bakery
"a bs 50. sTANDARD % PROPERTIES
INC. LO. 6-44S4.
21Ol 18th ST. .N.w.-Excellent loca-
tion. heat furnished, reasonable
rent. Gail HARRY ROD. ST. 4162.
WEST HYATTsvnLE-six-store cen.
ter with ample OF street parkine
has opening for beauty, delicatessen
or variety store. Contains 1000
So; e. Call Mr.. Holland. H. q,
sM1IaX sM sR6o Co. 81 18th ct. NV
DOWNTOWN. near Hecht's, 25xiO0,
fun bsmt., parking for 3 cars. Cali
MA Fischer with DREYFUSS BROS.
M O5S2; eyes,. HO. 2649. -26
Evening star., 1952-11-24
STORES FOR RENT tcons.,

46O6 WISCONSIN, AVE-. NV, mod
ern store with large show window,
asphalt tile floor and recessed flu
crescent lights; 20-ft. frontage on
Wis. ave-, mr.. Peoples Hardware
and Sears store, Excel for ofices.
showroom. or retail store. Immedi-
ate pos poss. KAss-BERGER, INC.
DiEIicATEEssEN Or RESTAURANT
location at Univ. lane and n. II.
A. & p, avail. in 80 days. Cali
Mr.: Holland. H. @: SMITHY CO.,
ss1 81 asts aSts s. sr nv ST. ssoe s,ols
with 8 rms, kit. and bath; 1 block
from proposed multi,million dollar
INC. 1923 10th st. NV. Ma. 0bs7.
COLLEGE PIX. MD. near entrance
to U. of M. In main business sec
ton. 741S Baltimore ave. (25x25
ft.) Hyattsville 0429. ~
STORE for sale or rent. T. B.. Nd.
Apply ". <; MILLER Clinton. Md.
ono 4 Qfy eyrT n W
Evening star., 1952-11-24
BE THANKFUL,

You spotted this ad. Picturesque au-
thentic Dutch colonial Of brick and
Tram frame Sniy yrs s,n old rr and ana II Al A;t
downstairs; 2 dble. bedrms. on End
fir; full bsmt. and lge. rear screened
porch; level landscaped lot Is 65xl65.
Only $14,950 with So. 500 down and
bal. in lst trust. Call Mr.. Katz.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes off Wilson IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-11-24
OFFICE SPACE
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

near Conn. and Knew, modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best; receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 3456.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
GARAGES

RD., rear 1724-Several
full-size brick garages; $10-$12-
= $15 mo. RE. 1072. "a
GARAGE WANTED in vicinity Of 18th
and r SITS. NV. Lieut.. c. A. BARROS,
Chastleton Hotel. Apt. S54. DE.
1864. IA
Evening star., 1952-11-24
BOATS

18-H.P. ELGIN OUTBoARD MOTOR,
.pY mos; i,9 old hos sac5ificeh Z s24o tnesS need
Herring Bay. Bloody PIT. Sharps.
Gooses. For reservations call CAPT.
BUYING OR SELLING-consult us
first. largest yacht brokers in the
Ghesapeaks ma say area soa hE Ms,v. WASH s1s
s.w., RE. 4797.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
MOTORCYCLES
TRAiLERS

WILL SELL MY EQUITY for $3.50 or
best offer. '62 American 26-ft.,
complete bath. Ia. 1857. RA. 7140.
-25
Evening star., 1952-11-24
SPECIAL BARGAIN

SPECIAL BARGAIN
viii Trade for Apt. Bldg.
Attention, builders, specula-
tors and investors. $4,000
square feet, 1St commercial,
prominent corner facing
large Govt. bldgs. 1t is
ready for development. A
real location for a lge. shop
ping center. We have about
100000 so. it. additional in
this parcel not commercial.
This is a real location for
immediate development. Act
today to secure this bargain.
Attention, agents. B. NJ,
ODUM, Exclusive Agent, 931
H ST NV, RE. 5216.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
LOANS

End and 3rd TRUST NOTES PUR:
CHASED-Immediate action. HUGH
B. CONNER. 1927 K st, NV. RE.
1890; evenings. Do. 1901.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refnanee your home and
thereby reducing monthly payment
ance In cash. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. 1920; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call Ma. 6540.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1914 K st. NV. U1th and ~
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.HYATTsVIILE

HYATTSVILLE
bldg, corner Gallatin
and Baltimore ave. Air-condttioned
ofices available. Reasonable rent.
1000 50. It. or any part thereof.
RAYMOND n. RUPPERT, 1917 7th
at. NV, ST. S484. -26
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EXCLUSIVE
$500 DOWN

So, 800 DOWN
II YOUR purse Is small in proportion
to your family needs, make this home
a must to visit today. A spacious g.
-old tapestry brick rambler; liv.
rm. with floor-to-ceiling firepl., pic
ture window and parquet fir. sep.
din. rm.. de luxe kit: with brktst.
Attractive setting includes trees,
fenced yard, outdoor patio and bar
becue. Home Is In peri. cond. Close
to new grade and parochial schools.
Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
A763 Lee Hwy. Off Glebe. OW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-24
CARS WANTED
Town & Country
1886 Wisconsin Ave-, OR. 0100

Wanted Immediately
10 clean cars daily. .se to '6a models,
until we supply the demand from
our Southern dealers. Top cash
prices paid. We handle all title de-
tails. HOYLE MOTOR SALES. 1345
Que st. NV. DU. $500.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
VA. FARMS
GAINESVILLE VICINITY
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
sEMIDkT.-1-1S lots. utilities In,
& HARRIS. 81. 1856, or, 7006.
ZONED APIS; Al location; new
BALTIC. Wash. pkwy. and. Riverdale
I'd; 7h acres; sewer and water IN.
STANDARD PROPERTIES. INC.
VACANT CORNER LOT. 7ox11o It.;
facing Rock Creek Park, Oregon ave.
and Rittenhouss st.; $500. Phone
esxHisee.. III LEVEL. WOODED LOT. near
Franklin and Flower ave-. Silver
Spring; choice location; everything
In. E. r. BLANCHARD, Realtor JU.
1876? TIL 2 pm: daily. ,Iw52sa4. Ia ;.
% acres. ideal location for research
lab. warehousing. truck and bus
terminal. acres. apt. zone: 16O
acres, all utilities. c.. LOUIS Ca
SECOND COMMERCIAL Me-, near
MINI. ave. 170-ft. frontage. 1880
50. It. at S1.60 per It. u. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Realtor. RE. 1881.
EVENINGS. WI. S557. -
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OFFICE WITH PARKING

900 Fl. Or TIE MOST CON.
FICE SPACE. / FLOOR, $50 LBS
FLOOR-LOAD. CAPACITY. MOST
REASONABLY PRICED OFFICE
SPACE IN WASHINGTON. NEM
BUILDING; ADAPTABI,E MANY
RE. 1853
Evening star., 1952-11-24
CLOSE-IN CAPE COD
FRESH
AS A DAISY

The painters have just left this
shape for IMMEDIATE OCCUPAN-
CY. It's all brick and has 3 bed
rooms. living room with floor to
dining area with built-in china cab
met fully equipped kitchen with
built-in breakfast bar. PLUS at
tached brick garage. Stores and
buses are. within walking distance;
blocks away. Priced right at Sl7,-
$50. $4,000 cash viii handle.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
HELP DoMEsrlc Cont,
MAID, colored; full time. some cook
ing and care of children. Cali be.
tween a Tn nnIv TIA 9AQa

MAID, coiored; full time. some cook
tween 8 to 8 only. ia. s43S.
must live in; care Of 3
children; light housework; other help
employed; refs; excel. sal. WI. 6237.
WOMAN to live in, cook, serve. do
some SON heusework,s no laundry; $40.
WOMAN. white. for cleaning; steady
J96;; cp,;aIaD. no cookins; Baptist home for
refs. Apply MRS. r. r. DUNMiRE.
119 Sth st. Sc. --l2
RELIGIOUS, colored woman, to care
Tor sick colored lady in exchange
for room and board and small sal-
ary: Phone II: 6-I462.
20. s.h.w, and help care e"i q iseGmo.. Gne.
5Iss 5SSt room and b bath: ssS' week: FIX: II:
Live IN, upstairs room; very Food
yrs; no cooking, no heavy work,
LII. 4-7000.
RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
to care for motherless children, in
modern apartment. LU. 1-715s;
MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN, white; a GOOD
aSns ssafy in LIZ s4ss4 Tor asey iseyes' ns
APT. IN SUBURBS to man and
woman (white), for 4 hrs. (twice
wko' housework. Box 236-s. Star.
COMPETENT, married housekeeper;
no cooking; about B hrs. average
daily time; furn. apt. for self and
husband; refs. required; steady po-
Sition. good salary. Box 1928,
COLORED-MOTHER'S HELPER; take
scare of 2 children: pvt. room and
board. So week. LU. 4-309O. ia