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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-04
Mutilated Body
Is Identified

OKLAHOMA CITY u A sob.
bling sister and grief stricken
brother early this morning identi-
fled a mutilated, headless murder
victim as Betty Jack Stevens, Il,
Dallas waitress.
The girls nude, tortured torso,
with the letters "rat' carved into
the abdomen, was discovered
Wednesday in a dry creek bed near
Yukon, Okla.
Identification was made Sunday
from the victims fingerprints. o.
K. Bivins, chief of the Oklahoma
Crime Bureau, said Miss Stevens
had a criminal record in both
Texas and Oklahoma.
Officers believe she may have
been a victim of gangland revenge.
The girls sister, Helen Stevens,
rs, Texarkana, Tex, broke down
completely when she viewed the
body. A brother, Eddie Stevens, "a,
Dallas, identified it by scars and
birthmarkS.
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Tides
Naval Base
TOMORROW
HIGH Low
S:16 am. lbs am.
1882 pm. 3:45 pm.
CITY COMMISSION
(Continued From Page Onel

lCOntlnueQ from rage One)
noon. The regular 6 to pm. clos
ing hours will be continued If the
measure is passed.
The ordinance will cover the ter
ritorial limits of Key West and will
not include private residences.
A resolution calling for the grant
ing of tract of land on Jackson
Square to the Florida Keys Aque-
duct Commission will also come up
for vote. The land will be used
for the construction of a one million
gallon tank for the storage of wat.
er for use in the event of a water
emergency in Key West.
The City Planning Commission
will be limited to seven members,
If resolution calling for the es-
tablishment of a policy of appoint
ing that number of persons to the
board, is passed. The reason for
the planned change is the Difficult
ty in obtaining quorum with
more than seven members on the
panel.
Motion for the authorization of
payment of $3.50 to the M. E.
Bennett Construction Co. will be
discussed. The payment is for the
construction of a building at the
City Cemetery by that company.
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Charges Are
Readied I'm
Bookie Raid

MIAMI R- Sheriff's deputies to-
day planned to press charges
against at least two men allegedly
involved in hijacking race results
from Associated Press wires.
William M. Dorm, an electrical
expert, was held under 5000 bond
on a charge of violating the Flor
ida Wire Tapping Act.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Hal McIn-
tyre said he would 60 before the
county solicitor today to swear out
a warrant for the arrest of another
man whom he did not identify.
Dorm was arrested Saturday
when deputies and Pinkerton de-
tectives raided a rickety, air-con-
ditioned cupola atop a downtown
building which housed a teletype
machine set up to "steal" race
results.
Arthur S. Fish, engineer in
charge of the local Federal Com
munications Commission office,
said tapping a news wire would be
a federal offense.
Southern Bell Telephone Co. Of
ficials said the old model teletype
machine found in the cupola did
not belong to them but was of a
make that could be bought in the
open market.
1T is entirely possible this was
the only wire service of its type
functioning in Dade County," Nc
Intyre said, adding there may have
been several buyers of the tapped
wire service, possibly including
three men seized in a raid last
Thursday on a walk-in refrigerator
equipped as a bookmaking center.
David S. Elder, owner of the
building which houses the Elder
Fan Co., said a room in his shop
had been rented for the repair of
teletype machines but denied any
knowledge of the wire tapping
operation.
A trap door led from the fan
company to the roof-.op cubicle
The tap came out of a terminal
box on the rear wall Of a newly
remodeled television studio belong.
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AT LEAST 81 DIE
CONTINUED From Page One,

NSVnNAAA0G0 AVAn 0SQ S4GI
err down trying to get out" Mrs.
Dora Daniels, IL, Waco, said from
a hospital bed. ''They couldn't find
the exit door,"
She said q Negro soldier who
was thrown to safety was brave
enough to come back and pull us
out" The name of her rescuer
was not learned.
"There was a little baby" Mrs.
Daniel recalled. ut was lying in
the middle Of the pavement, burn
ing. Nobody could help"
Authorities were at loss to ex-
plain the accident, which may have
been the worst traffic crash in
Texas history. 1t occurred on q
straight stretch of highway.
The southbound bus carrying 81
persons had left Dallas at 1:01 a.
m. (ESTl enroute to Brownsville
at Texas southern tip. The north
bound bus was about to reach
Waco.
The drivers were both killed
NJ. B. Herring. who had been driv-
ing about year. at the wheel of
the northbound vehicle, Billy Ma.
lone in charge Of the southbound
bus.
Police Chief Jesse Gunterman
said Herring had just topped the
crest of 4 slight hill.
With many of the injured in crit
ical condition, it appeared the ac-
cident may be recorded as Texas
worst. The record number killed
in a traffic accident in the Lone
Star state is y - all Latin Amer.
ican citrus workers who died in q
truck train collision in March,
1870. near Alamo in South Texas.
no pickup
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LOYAL I'm
ALL WEATHER
TO RESCUE
VESSEL AT SEA

The Ancient Mariner in the fam
Gus rhyme by Coleridge was visited
by an albatross.
The young mariners Of the Ariad-
ne, Coast Guard cutter rescue YES
sci have as their night and day
companion a more common bird, a
pelican, who answers 10 the name
of Bill.
Adopted as a mascot, Bill re-
mains aboard the rescue ship all
Of the day and most of the night.
He has earned the crews respect
by going to sea with the Ariadne
on rescue calls.
Bill first found the Ariadne at
tractive as berth when one of the
crew members held out a large
fish for his delectation.
Since then Bill is so spoiled that
he won't even seek his own food
anymore, but calls his loudly to be
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Terrible Temper

CORTLAND, N. Y. R-lvan
Guy Jr., is two years old-and
tisht-fisted.
The baby turned blue in The
face Sunday after his piggy bank
had been taken away from him.
Firemen were called to admins
ter oxygen, and Ivan recovered.
The boys father, Ivan Sr. said
he had Just helped the child de.
posit some pennies in the bank.
Lille Ivan has . terrible tenn.
per, fhe father said.
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ing to WTvJ. The television station
does not receive Associated Press
race or news wire service.
Dorm formerly operated the Tow
er Radio Service, which state and
county officers described as ''the
nerve center for relay of racing
information to Dade County book.
les when it was raided in 1850.
Dorm was acquitted of bookmak.
ing charges at that time.
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WORST BUS CRASH

Continued from Page One)
sleet storm went off q bridge into
a river, killing 20.
Nov. 26, 1s45 - At Chelan, WASH,
a school bus hit rock and went
off the road into Lake Chelan, kill
ing 16.
April %, 1851 - At Weirton, W.
Va, the driver lost control of a
bus on hill and crashed into a
wall, killing Is.
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MinOca Council
Will Meet

Minoca Council No. Is. Degree Of
Pocahontas, will meet Tuesday,
Aug. 5. at s pm, in the Redman
Hall. Caroline ST.
Pocahontas Nimia Skies urges
all members to attend. Wenonah
Maria Arrange win be hostess for
the evening. Punch and sandwiches
win be served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-04

Boy Fer Primes
Mr.. & Mrs. Clyde z. Prime are
the proud parents of a baby boy
8 pounds, ounces - born We'd
nesday, July 50, at the Monroe
General Hospital Both mother and
baby are doing fine.
The baby is named Charles Car
lyle. Mrs. Prime is daughter of Mr..
& Mrs. Verai c. Roberts, Sr.
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flee Of County Judge Raymond r.
Lord.
John Louis Hogan. 2. Recreation
department. Naval Air Station and
Fave La Vonne Jensen. have also
made an application for a marriage
license.
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z WRECKS ON

CONTINUED from Page Onel
Key, landing her and the car in a
pond. She swan safely to shore,
and suffered bruises only, though
Wilder took her to the hospital
for a check up. and possible brok-
en- ribs.
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THOMPSON GIVEN

Continued From Page One)
$14.5O to police. It was two days
later, July 4, that he identified
Thompson in a line up of four men
at the police station. Another
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Apply To We'd

Max ]. Hustled. ls, Fleet Sonar
school, and Bonnie l.. Hamilton.
Is, Ills Curry Lane, have applied
for q marriage license at the Of
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Rotary Electric Steel. Lower were
Humble Oil, u. S. Foil "B", and
Webb & Knapp.
Corporate bonds were steady. u.
S. governments in the over the
counter market were somewhat
lower.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-04

The trotting horse Ford Han
over was unraced as a two-year-
old and won II straight as q
three-year-old last year.
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Observations taken at City offica
$500 AN. EST
Key West, Fla, Aug. 4, 1852
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The
WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
with scattered thundershowers to-
day thru Tuesday; continued hot
and humid. Gentle to moderate va
riable winds except moderate to
fresh in thundershowers.
Florida: Partly cloudy to cloudy
thru Tuesday. Scattered showers
and thundershowers especially in
afternoons. Little change in tenn
perature.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Light 10
moderate variable winds thru Tues
day. Partly cloudy with widely
scattered showers and thunder
showers.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate easterly winds thru
Tuesday except winds variable
over south portion. Partly cloudy
weather. Scattered showers and a
few thundershowers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-04

Weather Summary for the
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Area and Eastern Gulf of Mexico
Conditions remain normal in the
tropics with no signs Of a develop
ing disturbance.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1857 23rd ST. N.W.-2nd. COMM:
snd @Y RsTt aRoWN lS sEas. ak sale s.sg q iea1si
4O22 BLADRNSBURG RD. - Corner
bldg; lot. 50x135; z rms: and bsmt.; /;
any commercial use; sale or lease.
SIDNEY j. BROWN. RE. 1851. Ill
9th AND SITS. N.W.-Larse. bright
rm., equivalent to store; 2nd d, eleva.
tor. Reasonable. MA. S025. Ia
DOWNTOWN, F st. location; about
1000 SO. it.. Q floors. reasonable.
4sesAToRY sA io BUILDING, with IL ofiees
basement and storage room; car. bC
made into SumptuouS once sutte'
with some remodeling; building nov
SO days. Cali Mk. WAGNER. 9:3t
to II am. for appointment TO- Set
SILVER SPRING = One blk. from
bank. Peoples Drug and Safeway
rooms. full bsmt.. full attic vii
remodel. 90S Honifant st. 81. 6b4S
FiRST COMMERCIAL. Conn. ave-
Furn. house and iiy. quarters; Is
d. for business. 2nd a. compl. apt.
| ideal for antique shop. beauty pArio
or prof. FR. 1476 or ia. 7S45s
RossLYN-Units Of $40 50. It. esel
in bldg. Zohed industrtal; SIS pc
mo. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880. III
Evening star., 1952-02-11

SOLD OVER 1887 ACRES IN 1851.
HAVE 5000 ACRES TO SELL IN
1862. CHOICE PROPERTIES. GOOD
LOCATIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL
Low COST HOUSING. APTs..
FLATS. COMMERCIAL AND INDUS
TRIAL.
ALSO, OVER SO RAMBLER SITES
IN N. ARLINGTON, VICINITY
COUNTRY CLUB; STREETS cURBs
CUTTERS. ALL UTILITIES AND
GAS IN AND READY TO GO. SELL
IN ANY AMOUNTS. WILL sUBoR-
D1NATE. C. LOUIS cAPUTI, REAL
TOR. PHONE FA. 2122. Iii
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TRAlLERs tcont.J

l4-FT. COVERED WAGON; alu.
minum-covered. Sleeps 4. Clean
Kitchen, buiit-in water tank. cal
light circuit. heater, stop and turr
lights. Ideal for travel, hunting
fishing, emergency housing. 1886
CHI O656. -12
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

BROOM SUITE of over 900 sq. It.
kassssRoeR keassnssly gFtced fNc ss sSo SEQ ge5 mo-
EVANS BUILDiNG-Si42o New York
Desirable rooms to meet your re.
quirements. PENN PROPERTIES.
Suite 616. swans Bldg. ME. 1907.
ALISON BLDG. once space. 800 to
NsW NfAs1onio oMniobERS Office sLDG0over ST. Govs
$500 50. IT,; rent $3.50. Can be
divided; New Hampshire ave, Just
beyond d. c. line, pvt. rest rooms.
rubber tiled floors; large parking
area. Mr.. PERRY Dr. s724; ewes.
ATTR8cTIyE vi AZ OFFICE in suite of
DOWNTOWN, AiR-C0NDITIONED
Century Bldg, 412 5th st. NV
Modern fireproof elevator bldg, Ven
etian blinds, fiuorescent lights, etc;
All services included. Singles and
.rs;,. suites Singles from SAS t1 0S ~
Rm.. 101. Az 6th st. NV" RE.
m HEART OF s.W. MARKET area
small once suitable for broker. Can
SIM. Eli 4SSG SoGfF1cE SUITE, eomDlet.l,
new DulluALB
located in business section. Owner
going 70 Europe. 1mmed. occupancy
1906 Il 81. NV. 2nd a., 1900 So
#. open floor space and private Of.
nee; being reconditioned; suitable
iipF or similar operation. Rental
$500 per month on long-term lease
70 inspect can IEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. Mr.. Transue. OR
NEaR s2Ie' CONN. AVE. AND Ks rms
|, $50 "a. It.: rent. nTifurn.. 500 no
DE WERE r. WELDON. Agent, Elk
sSS SSA SO. FT.-we have several 2
room suites near Statler and 1911
and II sts. NV, suitable for manuf
able im@sd!ass1y gI41 % Can ~, AT. Holland ~ d
ofFicE R;Ei; sTi on sSSHu STUDIO. asx1s iI IT.. I'd
ditional storage space; conventen
downtown location, 7th and z NV
GRRa6RUaaHeTTiowN-Exc.llent Ra UaeTio suite t of
rms. and patio; also 9 suites OF
buiidinS: tii SSi ior re ofsces Or shop. STAN
HOPE CHASE, agent. NO. $3.50
residence, FL. 1870. -12
WILL SHARE 4-room suite completed!
| and elegantly furnished, includinl
! full-time secretarial service in new
conditioned building in Connects
cut ave. vicinity. Address Boz
2S9-H, Star. giving nature Of husi
ness and particulars. Availabl'
lsSs !sMSseS.afflsAv 4. i. AVE. N.w.-New S street
/ level ofice space; can be arranget
! to suit any needs, ST I703s Ill
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY. ST
i N.W.-Entire 2nd a.: most sony
i location: reas. rental. KAY REALT!
IpSS0NiNfSWNAr! S0;i HNS;; "a s2SP. sT. .. s.11sa
I 9th ct. NV: large. bright rooms
low rent; eleyssor. Apply $40 T St
lIOth AND PA. AvE.-945 Pa. ave
i n.W.;. attractive outside rooms; 900,
i location; feas.; elevator. Apply 81
i r. Ell nv, Room 10. -13
.l2114 X ST. N.W.-Three large room
on End floor Of completely remodele!
i bldg: immed. poss.; rees. rent: 9
1 inspect. call LEO. u. BERNSTEn
= CO.. Realtors. 141b < st. NV; Nh
Evening star., 1952-02-11

QUICK CASH-And all cash for ne.
PPINGLE REAL ESTATE Co. II.
o-2525; ewes. vi. OILS. sH. 6326.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home;
TOP DOLLAR cash for your proper
ties: any condition OF location.
ST 1920 evsnIRSS e%TRET,oN ov ts soss e. sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what YOU desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS; ReaItor.
sos North Capitol, Ma. 6720; Free
apggaifals; r Results rSst since cTobsT 1sl9' ,or
{ton, yeqr aGne RET 2ao1' Ans 81 sGoA:2 7247. my
CASH BUYERS waiting for 8 and :
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
Mont. Co; and Va. To sell y1qr 11
Hy 4s46 e. ,o9Den open eIssn eyss; u or !? Ssd. S%
Inn rm' home; ION up to $4,000 in Hill.
Maryland Mary location. MRS. cox. LU
2-S136 or LU. 2-4al9. a..
ID. G. OR MARFLAND-.Me we, nuyv vd0, 10,
satisfaction is our successg with.
out Obligation, call cAMPANELLA 8
Co, EX 4113.
TOP PRICES TOR houses in any con:
dition; immediate service. HAROLD
BoNART q CO.. ST. 1867; ewes.
NEED 4fl 0ysMHALL SMALL HOME. nearby Nd
Reasonable price. WIN pay cash
CH. 1857 after pm; III .
sell your property, Sc. or nearb,
Md. For quick action and free ap
praisals, call Lu. 4-43S2, T. rAul
CATL MupP MS eq; qP;rRsr-1 pay good price,
for any kind Of property. and civ!
quick settlement, You will be pleased
Mr.. PERRY. DI. s724; eyes, oL
cMEyY pyaT CHASE CIRCLE ARIA
s. Blessed Sacrament Parish. briek,
or Z rms. Gar poWaer rm. unae
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO. is Ii
agency most preferred bx the dipio
matte corps. congressional and serv
ice set, and executives OF importan
Goyernment and private projects
- give your house to US to sell; We vi
set Immediate attention and interes
from hundreds Of our clients who ~
Sf hoping we can find for them u
Kind Of home they want. Ever
@ type home Is needed at once. Pieas
81 phone Mr.. Webster, CHEVY CHAs
EEAITSSo EN IiTgSo. CO. 44zO conn: La g.
A GRACIOUS COLONIAL home !
VIRGINIA, not more than 10 n
from DC, consisting Of lEe; u
rm.. library. 8 bedrms.. ETC.; S1Oo
y o'O LUCILLE COOK
ooE1 EA ASRA
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FARMS
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

PARCEL sufficient for 12 to Is de-
tached homes; excellent sc. loca-
ton. LU. 4-43s2. T. PAUL MUpD
1s-AcRE WOODED TRACT for ram.
blers; zoned, subdivided and staked
put into 2s bldg go Ea: lets qd 1dcs4sg apgroS; X
clermont ason 'sSbdi sSbdiyision 81, Franconia
rd., IL mi. from Alexandria. Phone.
L1RaE III "Gi "GGiRoup Of lots. suitable 70,
low-cost semidet. homes. in nearby
Md; excel. terms to reliable builder;
gromRs, aftiop on With Gs sIbNEY
z. 'idHSIs MENsH & Co. aH. $40. Id :.
SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY block
Ing lots. OWNER. Cali JU. b-4037.
s.tP..ss '.xRlHis1' Sss sSi 1T lPsnsss
S9%%and!ah DPIcsd ca MR. yifS fHSo11AN6 Efs'0ha1y f.
sM1THY Co, s11 18th st. na,w'
EEzGFfE11 aHi aH1at WOODED LOT. No; No. is; is;
sGSs Ms J;.Es Il lso Silver sg lss sprns f1 RaEn; Md
city aty1S water. Ssssi gas. eiectriclty n; With
plans and structural steel for IS.
It. rambler. 81 800 cash. BY
OWNER, RA. 1921. III
SEVERAL LOTS and small tracts
10 to rs lots ca: water and sewer
In or avail. Call ia. 2-9666 or
evenings ia. 2-5927. IL
Mr., OLNEY, 6-acre building site,
facing 436 IT. on Emory lane: ideal
for rambler. ROBERTS E LATTMER.
GE. 1870; ewes, GE. 90S4. la
SHEPHERD PARK-S4 500 for q nice
OF 5Ox15O IT. Also others available
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. 2200
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD Acton panel; S1s5. Many
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER FRA.
zER. INC. both sides Of 7th at
r NV. Open daily. 8 am. 70 o Pm, m,
Sunday, 8 an. to pm. NO. 2IoO.
TAN KAISER FRAZER. INC. both
sides Of fth at r NV. Open daily,
3 am. to 9 Pm, Pm, Sunday. 8 an; to
EtEe. en- REFGR. NGi S1GSi TkucK BODY, Il it.;
1SSTIEaR;NATIoNAL 1Ia; Al 1850 LISA 2lS-ton
dump truck; 5000 miles sS sSss S90
MACK TRAcToK; .L04s 1e4s e EHTE. T ne new ~
tor, 194S EQT. Mono shift trans,
Trailmobile trailer. 1850 flat 32-ft.
Gin. tandem air brakes. Trailmohile
trailer. nat 29-ft. Gin. tandem
vacuum brakes. Thompson trailer
fiat, 2S-ft. aluminium vacuum
brakes; . Above .sq equip n.1 must TI Ds sSld
CHEW. 1850 sedan delivery; heater;
owner driven; no lettering; has had
best Of care; low mileage; Sl050.
HoYLE MoToR No Or SALES, 1s46 Cue
cHESRoIRT HI 10 RT' 50 ssoo -ton pickup; low
mileage: / owner; excel. rubber; 1st
class mech. condition; price, 81 .045.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR Co, NC :,
7725 Wisconsin ave. OIL. 6100. Open
CHEVRoIBT 1e47 1-ton canopy ex-
press with dual wheels; tires prac.
new: S625. Call MR. CARL. Ma.
1851 FORD F-3 s4-ton pickup; heavy
duty tranmission and rear end; 5000
NIL: $3.50 or best oner. LO.
5-3S04. III
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

S24,443 WORTH of 6Gs second trust
notes. Well secured on z different
properties made by home owners:
will trade. These notes are seasoned
HARRY DREISEN. Ma. 7772 OF
end TRUST NOTES $500 payable
S55 per mo. at SO. $3.50; So, $50
PssyEsdSdle PssyEdSd $S7S3 s, per sr.. mo; 2o saSS,Ss g. ~
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for End trust
notes. Day. ST. b567: night. OIL.
SS43 DEFERRED purchase note. real
estate 6es, So per mo-, $500 cash.
SH. 1876.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
@fs MR. S11cK, e a Plso32Ni RA' S41s 10.
Evening star., 1952-02-11

ALEX. s-sToRY, fully improved
So. IT, Of sales. showroom or ONCE
space, within several blocks Of new
Woodward & Lothrop Store, which
you can own for less than so cents
per foot per year. Priced 40fs below
replacement cost or S39,50Q. Re
terms; immed poss. Phone JOSEPH
LAWRENCE. owner, AL. 2154 or see
vour own broker III
Evening star., 1952-02-11
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs Of all
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1854 L st. NV.
SOUTHERN BUYER IN town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. Ia. 1901.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave-. RIA. 1922.
WILL PAY the highest price for used
ChevroletS, Fords and Plymouths.
Drive in. Appraiser on the property.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. 7725
Wis. ave, OIL. 6100. Open evenings.
GOOD MAN for bad cars; junkers.
$50 and UP. Call ia. 1850; i'm
mediate removal.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make, any model. See Mr.. Dunnin-
gan, ROYAL MOTORS, INC. IL
Kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S.
PRIVATE PARTY wants late model
car; can nay AL cash. JU. 7-9442.
motor or car. IA. 2-266e.
TRUCKS with driver to haul brick
and building material; HANDY
BROS. 800 Hamilton ct. ne. TU.
piste our stock; xe pay highest del-
PIYMoGTHs wanted st once, 194o
to 1912 models; need six; Will pay
akfauE. aisFffl 'fa 30. D'ses5 ass5. s@ssWsen @ Nd ID
am. and 8 pm. IL
A DEALER FROM n. c.
Paying big prices for SO to 80 ears.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Confinued.)
SEMIDETACHED

SOUTHEAST-D. C.
Nr. Atlantic ave. and So, Capitol ct.
subdivided into % semidet. lots;
also good for apt. site; good terms
with subordination. Call MR..
EWELL. ewes. OR. 1878.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
lab K st. NV. Realtors ME. 54O0
Ill
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CORNER PROP.
fVACANT

go, 900 su. #. t200x300l on NO.. ]
hwy, Just 5 miles Of Alex; immed
adjacent to Mt. Vernon High SCHOOL,
goned commercial; ideally suited fol
Shopping center. drugstore with sods
fountain and school supplies and 20
sale and well financed; owner vii
consider trade. Call JAMES I
DIXON AND CO. ST. 1900 for D. c
/. once; IA. 5-7200 for Arl. ONCE.
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STORES ron RENT

|SSO8 GA. AvE.-Lge. store, shop Ii
shopping area. RA. 1920. liz
44th AND SHERIFF RID. N.E.-LarE'
modern store with rms.. kit. ant
ImmedIstely. Apply PENN PROP
ERTIES. Evans Bldg. 1920 New
,X XSrk t.S ave; sT nv ME: camnI:t.I- anG T Z.
modelled store: immed. poss.; reas
rent: 5-room, kit, and bath apt
also avail; completely redecof.; tc
inspect, call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
CO.. Realtors. 1416 x at. NV, ME
sS5 50S & PLACE N.w.-Rent ses pc,
month; suitable for store or once
PoMISENf rom SfSSi CoRNER-First and New
YORK ave; nv; low rent. MIR. PER
1883 Ssi ssh ST 81. NV. cor. sth Snd q
sIGS5da siSd jesPSf0Fs 5osEPa anf BR1No aSs Ne ass
'Sss heart iSdn of srookIsaS, o deal s' iOr AMI d
type business; $11b per mo. 10.
sEPH 2. BRUNO. INC. s63 q St
shoripfNa RiSii III SSESl SSSESrER OPENING Hs e1sil.
osls s.aS, fSf sa sho yaraeey SEs Srosrs
sive center In nearby Msrsiand;
4 HpPlf RsEf19HF eo ssl III NJ isss hs11'pa ss
1853 PARK RD.--Furnished apt. and
salesroom on main floor; 500 mo
M NJ PSToTad PSf4 II pg; Iys ase4 4s.,I. S HAVEN
Va. few miles past Alexandria. .Lge
store and apt. now avail: win lease
reasonably. thriving neighborhood;
store suitable for most retail bust
nesses. JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 412
g Sth s.; ;,l;y,, nv; DI. Sg95; 900 ,12 -,
s. sW NicASsS sosS hnh AYE s. SE nT zoe sass fss
Tuxedo rd., Tuxedo, Md. DE. 2233
WI $500 Reasonable Ill
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5-STAR
SPECIAL
/. Brick Rambler,
3 bedrms., full bSlnt.
2. $4,000 down,
full price, only $1S, ,450.
8. Excellent Falls Church
neighborhood.
4. Financing includes
large 40 CT loan.
8. Immediate occupancy
ARFAX REALTY
FA, 1850
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TRUCKS FOR sAlf tcsa..l

FORD 1940 Danette; ideal unit fol
dry cleaners, hardware. carpet de.
livery; showroom appearance and
condition; only 1895. Terms or
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IA. 5-7744 Realtor ia. I'll 81
4751 Lee Highway liz