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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
Strikers Await Order
To Picket All Phone
Exchanges in City

Western Electric strikers con.
tinued to keep their dispute tc
themselves today, but warned thai
broad picketing of telephone com.
pany exchanges may start at any
moment.
While only 800 WE employee.
are on strike in Washington, the
union expects nearly 1000 Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co
workers to refuse to cross picket
lines when and if they're set up
"Picketing plans are in the
making" said Bill Edwards, Wash
ington representative of one Of
the WE locals. 1--WE are awaiting
word for the signal for nationa
Ipicketing."
Group Captains Chosen.
Group captains already have
been selected. They've been tolc
to stay by their phones for wore
to picket, and the captains il
turn will call the other members.
MIR. Edwards, who heads thu
WE installers here. said his grouI
now plans to picket every c. & P
Office and exchange in the District
Officials of the striking CIC
Communications Workers O.
America have instructed theil
membership generally to honor
picket lines.
Full compliance in the 4;
States where 10000 WE workers
have struck would deal a blow tx
Bell System long distance service
although supervisory employe!
would continue to put through
calls as rapidly as possible.
$1,000 Phone Workers Out.
In addition to the WE employees
about $1,000 telephone worker!
are out in Michigan, Ohio, New
Jersey and Northern California
Like the WE employees, they art
chiefly interested in a wage in.
crease.
In New York, where Govern.
ment mediators were attempting
to settle the WE dispute, a unior
official said Nation wide picket
ing of telephone exchanges would
start tomorrow.
Federal mediators also were
scheduling meetings today ir
Detroit, San Francisco and New.
ark in an effort to solve the State
walkouts of telephone operators
and other workers.
The only effect of the strike ir
the Washington area now is the
CLOSING down of WE distributing
and repair facilities at I'LL NORTH
Capitol street and the interruption
of installation projects in C. & P
Exchanges.
Gov. Battle of Virginia tool
steps to seize the telephone COM
panies in that State. He signed q
bill under the new utility seizure
law, which empowers him to take
over control of the companies il
a work stoppage is imminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
Medals Come 7 Years Lote

CARMI, III. (AP) 1t had been
seven years since Max S. Adams
ended his World War II service
when he received his medals all
i'm one mail recently. The Carmi
Oil field worker counted seven
medals, including the Bronze
Star. for his service in North
African, European and South
Pacific theaterS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
Barley Appoints 3
To Joint Committee
For Inauguration

Vice President Barley to-
day appointed the Senate
members of a joint commit
Zee to arrange for the in
auguration of the next Presi-
dent on January 20. They are
Senators Hayden of Arizona,
Mcfarland of Arizona, both
Democrats, and Bridges, Re
publican, of New Hampshire.
Speaker Rayburn has not
yet named the three House
members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
IOperution Removes Penny

| ST. MARY'S, Ont. (AP).-A
successful operation in hospital
here removed a penny from the
1O-months-old daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ray Billion had swallowed
the coin dropped by brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
Cot Gets the Bird

DU QUOIN, III. (P.-The Harry
Naples suffered a small loss the
lother day when fire damaged their
cabin on the lake. While firemen
fought flames, their cat took ad-
vantage of the confusion. upset
the bird cage and seized their
canary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
Hiqh Evaporation Rute

MELBOURNE.-In some parts
of Australia the annual rate of
Evaporation is believed to be as
much as Is times greater than the
average rainfall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08

million tons of, steel. He said this
compares with 8 million tons held
at the beginning of 1850.
The committee set up to control
the distribution of steel during
the expected strike includes these
three officials: Ross Wilkins, as
sistant director of the iron and
steel division of NPA.: Navy Capt.
Warren D. Wilkin of the NUM-
tons Board, and E. r. Price of the
Atomic Energy Division.
This committee started work
today. 1t will also take charge of
steel on hand at mills and ware
houses that is denied to producers
of consumer durable goods. After
types of this steel suitable for de-
tense production have been with
drawn, it is planned to resume
normal shipment of remaining
stocks. This is expected to con-
SiSt largely of sheet metal and
strip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08

Inree SCrlKeS cOnClnueo WlCn0OC
major change today.
WESTERN UNION.
Federal Conciliator j. r. Man.
delbaum said last night the pic
ture looks very dark indeed" in
the Western Union strike by the
Commercial Telegraphers Union
(AFL).
He made the statement follow
ing a talk with company officials
in New York and after the COM
pany had turned down a request
for more talks today as serving
mo useful purpose" Mr.. Mandel-
baum will return to Washington
to confer with union officials.
Union leaders here said they
were preparing for a long shut
down. Union President Adolph
BRINGS said he was certain the
strikers could hold out Eat least"
for six or eight weeks.
No strike benefits are being paid
All union officials, from local to
national level, have forfeited their
union salaries for the duration
and the strikers were released
from paying union dues.
Western Union says it has re-
stored service between 81 key
cities. The union claims it has the
country "seWed up" outside New
York, where employees belong to
an independent union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
B. 80. 10 Lay Off 3,24t
When Steel Strike Starts
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, April 8.-The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
have 3,241 maintenance workers
idle by the end of the week If the
steel strike comes of.
About $50 furloughs already
have gone into effect.
Notices on 1858 more were
posted yesterday. effective Friday.
A spokesman said the 1888
posted yesterday will be Cancelled
if the steel strike is averted.
The earlier layoffs were based
on a drop in carloadings, how
ever. and will not be Cancelled on
the basis of what happens in
steel.
A large bloc of furlough notices
about 900-were posted at loco
motive and car shops at Cumber.
land, Md, and KaySer, w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
LATHERS.

Union and management repre-
sentatives in the week-old fathers
strike here were to meet today at
2 pm. in the Hamilton Hotel to
seek an agreement in the wage
dispute which caused the strike
The AFL Lathers' Union Local
No. 9 has asked the Employing
Plasterers' Association for an in
crease of As cents an hour. Some
200 members of the local are on
strike against the association. 1t
has a membership of about Is
plaStering contractors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
BOOKBINDERS.

Approximately 200 members OF
Bookbinders' Local No. 4, AFL,
today continued strike which
began Sunday against 20 COM
mercial print shops and binder
les. They seek higher wages.
Joseph J. Robertson, business rep
resentative of the union, said no
meetings are scheduled between
management and the union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
The Strike Picture
Three Wulkouts Here
Show No Chunqe
WESTERN UNION.

Three strikes continued without
major change today.
The Arizona post., 1952-10-03

Agron, chairman; Mines. J. Har-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
IL Men Bail
Out OF
Plane Safely


SYDNEY. Nova Scotia - r.
EiRhfeen men-l7 0f them making
their first leap from an airplane--
safely bailed cat IL a 4. :. Mir
Force transp.rt early Yesterday.
msmenfs before h crashed in =
binding blizzard. Only two men
were Injured. neither seriously.
The plane. . ca en- runie from
wexioser. Mass. % Us '.ise at
Torbay. Newfoundland. crashed IN
uninhahiied territory along the
sydney River. on the ouiskirts ef
tins Industrial center. II had car.
ried u passengers and = crew ef
fnuF.
Tue pilot had made ~ attempts
10 land through the storm al sgd.
ney Airport. eight miles from the
crash site. before he ordered CIV.
eryone into paraehutes.
staff Sgt. ". Redingtf. Penn.
sylsanian. the only man aboard
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

Demscfafs deeissxd % eompramsse
win me ssaskernevs.
Bsm Cows. James v. Byraes ~
scuth caretna. Hermsn Tslmadse
az Georgia and AIiaE shivers af
Texas and sseh ssasfsrs a. BYRD
a. virEinis and slennix sf Missss-
sippi have been sfser hsssen 10
rua.
Now Nc. Trsmss n an nosiee
lhsi tn eppssifiaa to ham in ths
esaxsnfioa wiII be expertly hand
Ind. and n there In = Init. u would
~ IN ne hands ~ men FAR NOR
e~perienced than those Who wress.
ed - Southern eieesarsl votes from
ham 10 1919.
Kefauer said Russeil's entry
inlo the race IN n fine thing" be.
cause n would hiring ahsut mnre
DISCUSSION of the issues and that
~ Q healthy thing sor the party
and the nation. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

WIN p1ee''os mnpank eSINs.
istsea 'he ensnes ana save e..n
49, ~
r.. $500. -. s.m.a o.. /.
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49, -. - s'.s s !. - ss.s ="
-.
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ssas 'as. $3.50. I.a 80 -. -. :
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a go, e. $500 80 .''-.'s..
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

CHICAGO - Death on che
streets and highways started iss;
90 a downgrade.
The NnnonA lSafety Council 20.
day reported motor vehicle fatal.
ties tofaled zoo IN January 5 per
cent helov me toll n January 1891.
N was lhr FIRST time since April.
1851. that any months traffic death
total has hccn lower than in he
corresponding month of The pre-.
vious wear
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
SOyicis Ak
Cows For More

VIENNA UP1 - Hungary has
solved" the Iroblem ~ its mia
shortage hy milking cows four
linscs a day. according "a the
Budapest newspaper "Sxabad
Ncp."
In q recent edition the Com
muniSt organ urged farmers 10
follow Soviet pracfice" an6
milk the cows every six hours 10
obtain more milk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

WASHINGTON n Several
senstorx we're laid 40 wah colds
tnday Sen MeFaFlana 10 ARR }
Democratic floor teader. casn
menied There seems 70 lc some
kind a bun going around other
thsu ghe presidential bag
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
Russell Bid For Top Spot On
Democratic Ticket Creates
Stir In kefauver, Truman Camps

WtrtAtkN0NtfN ~ Inc NMfFF
at Sen. Rirhard Russell az Gearsis
inso the Democratic pressdentlnl
FACE raised seriaus threats todas
10 the chances Of Candidate Estes
| kefauser and Posssble q andldnss
Harry \. Truman.
"A the same time. q ruling
by thr Minnesaia Supreme Gears
seemed hkeiy ~ present Repahii.
can Candidate Harold Y. Siassen
win homehase nneifus af Min.
ifsota = ~ presidential nsminatinn
delegates.
me ees'rt paessed kefsassr b.
ruling out a slate he sand ne dsdn'l
sset 10 ran IN Minnesota against
sen. tinFnpsrey tb.. Ainn. , the ef.
fsst win be 10 gise hatmphrsy.
~ eaiy esnasdnte. TIE states N
bemosrasie seses ana make them
sss'iah'e 'o President Truman y
ne runs.
supporters at Gen. Dwsghi b.
Eisenhower were repsssed disided
N their reaction 10 me eourts
Faisns mat slate t"F me general
eoaIeni ran. Some wanted 10 eon'
tss' ssassen. others 10 asosa i&ki
WIN han IN q state where hf 'er'
merry was eosernor.
Len N the kepuhiican race
against Stassen IN Minnesota was
slate pledged 10 Gen. Donsias
Macarthur. VIM says ne - MOI
running.
Russell, s4yeer-old lawyer VITA
.est national sttsntisn last yeas
hea ne headed tlse Senate's IN
vests9ation lnto Mr.. frnman's ga
me II MasArthur a. Pacific com
msnder, created star a ths ke.
iauser and Truman camps ~ set
ting into the race.
Despite has presentation ~ SCR.
George I'D. Ca a. . CONGREGATIONAL
candidate. Russell was pazhed Ind
the race BY Dixie Democrats VIVA
want 70 keep Ar. Truman from
being renominaled or. q ne runs
AGAIN. 20 heat ham In November
Kefauxsr II trying ID beat MF
Irunan for the nominafian e NJ
runs and 10 GET the coveted prize
Il the President reilres. Mr.. Tru
man said Thursday he wosst MAKE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

log ANGELES - re,ry,..sn
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
NEWS BRIEFS

SAN FRANCISCO ~ - Mosi
drunken asfseFs Hect the nudge
only afier they've sobsred 40.
bui Superior Judge Twain Mica.
elsen told police that he pursued
and captured Edward Rowland
after howland's car sped through
a red light and narrowly missed
the judges auto.
We forced Howlands ear 10 tie
curb "Wednesday night. found him
intoxicated and conflscated his car
keys. the Judge added.
Rowland was jailed on charges
II drunk driving. speeding. rcek
less driving and Roing through .
STOP signal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
Toduy's Birthday

JAMES FRANCIS JIMMY
DoRsREY. born FEB. %. isos. -
Shenandoah. "a. snn - = musl
teschsr and llehiis elder hlothsr
oi Tommy D,acy. 1his pap,ila
nrchektrA leader was ore of thns
rare Lean Year babies with
birthdav every four wears As 3
hoy he worked m cosl mine
until the law barred iad unds
10. Given a cornet when q D.
won ms first notice with il. until
the clarinet won has fame.
Most az the more than 100 Us
IN stations are connected by net
WORK facilities
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

Britain now produces abou' %
per cent 81 az the h,od she con.
sumes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

ippincs. bat 90 damage was
repnrfed. The temblor was rccard.
ed 81 70 IS q. ~.
MANILA - 49, The Philippines
senate today adopted a resoiuiiou
ealing On President Elpidia ourino
20 asa tire 4. =. fnr I0o million
dollars more IN war damage pay.
ments. Opposition Sen. Francisco
A Delgado said the $40 million
already paid vas Insufficient
HONG KONG ~ - Three psnk
checked Canadian nuns arrived In
Hong Kong Wednesday AFTER m
months IN a Communist prison In
China.
They we're ordered expelled last
December after . public trial AZ
Canton IN which they were con
vicied of numbering orphans. There
was No explanation for the delay
IN their deportation.
The three are Ismelda LaPierre,
lermaine Tanamay and Elizabeth
l.eMire.
Two others -Anfnineste Courrette
and Jcrmain Grayel--were sen
fenced 10 five years imprisonmen.
after she trial which the Reds
broadcast
FORT sfERcE - wyne
Carroil. ~. Vero Beach. was
electFocuted Thursday when Re
eraspesi . ps1sr line TO lifs Il over
tree thas was being moved Car
roll. an smploye q . FRA 81 tree
experts. was riding or the tree
and nnlne power Hnes over is
branches
JACKSONVILLE - The total
a federal oecupasionai gambling
stamps In Florida reached eos
Thursday Nhrn the collector of
internal revenue issucd one stamp
JACKSONVILLE A. =. The Wage
and Pubic Contracts Division ii
the u. \. Department a Labor
reported us Florida firms we're
investigated IN 1881. Violations
hrnke down this way. the report
said Minimum wage. lnp, over.
time. 19e. child labor * safety
and health 5
GAINESVILLE a. President
J. Hills Miller u The University
Of Florida announred Thursday
( lhai construction 81 . s. 10. 900
residence hall capable q housing
$40 persons Is expected 10 begin
Ia April
NJ. FEIENNhItA ~ inc
Chamber ~ Commerce here Thurs.
day assured prospective visitors
worried about having 10 sleep IN
their automobiles that We cant
promise exactly the facilities the
customer miehI wish. bui We can
and win find comfortable resins
for al. The cham'srr said rs
emergency roonslrA bureau had 80
Car found rooms for sll apclieanss.
MIAMI R--lames u. Fisxeefald.
-. special FnI agent IN Miami.
died Thursday night II q heart
attack survivors inelnsic his widow
and iwo sons. Jnnns and Thomas.
hath students a the University of
FiaridH
WASHINGTON A. The Delense
Department today isienfffied n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

WASHINGTON L. President
Truman has opened the annual
American Red Cross drive with 4
plea DR. money and blood 10 answer
thb eompeilinp can 20 humanity.
W. said IN nation v de recorded
broadcast Thursday night IN enA
lion could BE- pfsud That the more
than = iniilion pats u blnod eul.
iesicd iass year saved thousands
of lives On ne hattie field and a
hnme.
Pointing "a ''fhc heroic work a
tb1 Red Cross in time ~ disaster
- dAs to-day service in saving
lives. and ia constant help 10 inc
Men and the uemen IN the armed
fnFtrs. the President said
these are the things that have
Mads the Red cross 4 living ~.
PRECISION II oar great tradition Of
neighhnr helping pelnhhof IN time
n irouble
The RED Cross 4 seeking q least
Is million collars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29


GAINESVILLE N--An Additional
neutrality-suspicious. hall will he nasde
available "a women students a sle
University of Florida for ihs
fan term. university officials an.
neunced Thursday
Increased applications from
women students have made q
necessary IN make another resi-.
dence unit available 10 goods.
President J. Hills Miller said.
Tho additional unit. Weaver Hall
"a currently being used by fresh
men.
WASHINGTON W 49, The Civil
Aeronauiies Board lcABl WedDes
dag ordered slx MAJOR domestic
airlines 20 erd low.fare coach serv.
zee March "a
The order applied 10 Capital
Eastern. National. North West
United and Western AIR Lines.
CAB said the slx carriers had
Jailed 10 reduce off peak coach
fares n me specified four cents .
passenger mile ~ 10 pus IN enoash
seating capacity 10 qualify the
nlsur~ "A su,e eoaehes
-
NTw work Ace n.nl Nah
~ viii. .sThe Aetar'' suslon 80
500. m..1lv nlaaa.a su,,ty A
- eh.rges msE,ne h,m nsnle q
H. ,.,....s..rsr.,
~. 49,. 80 m.ae An K,nn,
c.,rsv rc,r, attn ,he understand
~, - .,.'',., - ~e,,r..< !.
.. r..r
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

ippincs. bat % damage vas
reported. The iemblor was rccard.
ed af 10 lS a. ~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

MANILA - 49, The Philippine
senate today adopted a resoluiion
calling On President Elpidia oarino
ca asa tire 4. =. fnr ln0 million
dollars more IN war damage pay.
ments, Opposition Sen. Francisco
A Deigado said the $40 million
already paid vas Insufficient
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

WARSAW. ro|sni b - me- war
saw press announced That
thrss men. one II them q Freneh
fis'zfn. have been sentenced -
rssih o. shsfNrs u spying Cos
Several ether p~raons meelssa
'ung prison 'cfms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

MIAMI James y. Faxgefald.
-. special FnI agent IN Miami.
died Thursday might II a heart
attack survivors lnrlnic hls widow
and iwo sons. 1nnaas and Thomas.
hoih students a the University of
Fiorida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

GAINESVILLE a. - President
J. Hills Miller u the University
Of FLORIDA announred Thursday
thai construction 81 . s.. ioe. 900
residence hall capable of housing
$40 persons h expected 10 begin
Ii April
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

JACKSONVILLE - me total
a federal oecupasional gambling
stamps In Florida reached eos
Thursday shen the collector Of
Internal revenue issued one stamp.
Evening star., 1952-02-09
FARMS

Law FIRM seeking a minimum Of
1000 #. in downtown area, west of
Evening star., 1952-02-09

35O-ACRE GRAZING FARM in Fau-
quier County, all in number one pas;
ture, never failing streams. good
barn and outbuildings, beautiful
old stone. house. Known for years
as one ei Northern virginIia's gsIa fines finest
TAoMAs fase5s sAi Z Co. 6Ss0ss ov. sssS. Upper-
ss slils ackEs-Beautiful hSS s-rm. house;
rich. land; lge. barn, horse barn,
n gDs $500 g aftsp faSws Pm py apSS Rr GRs Fef-
ran. HI. 1870. WEST REAL Es-
MToANlTEGoMERY TAlE COUNTY = $50 $50 a.
stock farm near Poolesville. 10
room house Water srona ana eIecflisity IN
road; ali in Grass. 5000. Cali
OWNER. Rockville 1854. after. 2
LOIS OF FARMS, large and small.
Dairy. and stock farms; 2 9. to 545
aaS kias losSa setesRfle. ssfR eSsF %s 17Ns Ii w
Mr.. FAIRFAX; 10-acre chicken farm,
Surface ] npad road; ST. 300. tsai Can Fair Fair.
fax 172, week ends and ewes. 10
SO ACRES % goSd timber 30 TIL
Springs, west Va. $1,000. cali
Berkeley SPRINGS l54. or write MRS.
r. p. RANKIN, Box 3O1. Berkeley
eS6sE ess5sass; cEEEk Mssi Va Va white elapboard aa
on uIs, Goose @ Geek wit With GS bass S6dn iishins
and swimming. on q good road. q
short distance from paved highway,
committing distance from Wash. The
house has liy; rmts din: rm.. kit.
fs saSd,a ana o satn ana neat
$15.45O. Can Mr. Whaiey at Ham
ilton, Va.,- 2131. MARSTELLER-
MccABE, Virginia office. oV 0551.
$3.50 DIN, $40 MO. buys for s1,sool
this land S cleared and gently i roll.
ing; house in bad condition, but ex-I
cellent well and plenty Of fruit;
powerline; 400 yds. from good
State road and 30 mi; south Of
.D,rrEn,Rs Fl 81 Ts 4Rsl. Alsx; AkSs We 7ossr. lo
Completely remodeled farmhouse i
1st a.. liv. rm. 16x24 with flrepl..
dining rm. 16x20 with firepl., lge.
entr. hall with winding staircase,
all elec. kit. with dishwaSher, par
TALLY finished den with firepi. End
d.. 4 bedrms., 2 baths master bed
maids rm. and bath; h.-wh. alum.
storm windows. abundant closets. |
Land in permanent blue grass pas |
ture with springs. except large gar
den and orchard: several outbldgs. |
Quick possession $36,750. OWNER, |
Gaithersburg 6SS-W-3. --1g
1870 ACRES, limestone soil. k-milei
frontage on Monocacy River. S-rm. |
brick house, 20-cow Wash. dairy |
barn, bank barn and other outbidgs.: |
4 miles south Of Frederick: S45, 900. |
easy terms. Call Tom Athey. |
Gaithersburg 4S2-W-1 with HO-I
WARD r. SCHAFER. Bethesda, Nd
CHICKEN FARM. 20 acres. king
George County, Va, good 5-rm
priced. JAMES e. MAHONEY. 3313a
14th st. NV. HU. 5410. 10