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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS-New section,
block of Marlboro pike; 2-yr. .-old
Oct. brick; 6 rms, 2 tiled baths;
p screened side porch, fun bsmt.; gas
heat; large, fenced-in lot. Price,
$21,000. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LU. 1882,
LU. 4-3400.
SuITLAND, a blk. OF Silver Hill I'd
New. det., large brick rambler,
fuli-sized rooms. full bsmt., gal
heat; 75x150 level lot. Price, S2I,.
$50. HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
134S 4oo G1od Hope I'd. Sc. LU
TEXAS AVE. and Ridge I'd. s.e.-As.
sumo GI loan; lovely modern 6-rm
semidet. brick; full bsmt.; gas heat;
Anchor fence; clean as a pin; mus!
be sold immed. Mr.. Penland, I'll
l0 pm. Lu. 2-7612. ATLAS REAL.
NEARBY MD.-4-yr.-old det. 3-spt
brick building; 2. apis. with 2 bed.
rms. each. Rental over $500 pei
mo-, Price $22. 800. Shown BY
appt. only. HARTMAN REALTY
4-3400, VI. 6o76.
2-STORY, Groom frame. 24-ft. lot;
Providence Hospital area. Needs re-
pair. Priced accordingly ROBERTS
LATlMER, GE. 1870; eyes, GE.
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Colored-$1 900 Down
1000. blk. Constitution ave. ne. (for-
merry B st.)-Two-story, 1S-ft.-wide
brick: .arge rms. and bath; front
entrance to bsmt., h.-w.h., coal;
Priced to sell. Cali till 8 pm.
weekdays. Sunday, 12 to s.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1885.
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New brick custom built home offered
for the first time in this exclusive
section. A few outstanding features
beautiful bay windows and random
oak-pegged floors: large flrst-hoor
bedroom with private bath and
dressing closet. The kitchen has
more equipment and cabinets than
you have ever. seen. Three bedrooms
has maids bath. recreation room
and earage. Call evenings. OR. 0662.
PHILLIPS. CANDY d FULLER, INC,
ST. 2400, 1912 18th st, NV -6
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PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
WA. $500. OPEN TIL 8 Pm;
peter ]. hagan
$1,000.

$4,000 DOWN
Under construction; new 2-story g
rm and bath homes; excellent To-
cation, Mt. Rainier. close to every
thing; large lot. Only 2 left. Sec
them now.
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Upper N. Capitol

Pay owners equity and assume CT
loan. with S7S monthly payments.
Neg; Germ. semidet. brick home;
etorm windows: GE DISPOSAL; Anchor
fence; best exposures.
AUERBACH CO., DI. 650l, IA. 0471
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GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN

Side hall, 3-story row brick. Now
arranged as 8 apts.: S23,500. Mr..
Shackelford. MA. $500. Ewes, 81.
660S. BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1917
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Bethesda
Near Kenwood Club

Rambler
2-yr. -old l-fioor home, loc-
Gated between Mass. ave. and
River rd., close to buSline.
Mass. ave. Is q direct and one
Of the quickest routes down
town. Lovely screened porch,
covered entrance, appealing
hv rm. with firepl. and south
ern exposure; lge. separate
dining room, large kitchen.
3 bedrms., each taking twin
beds; pvt. layatory OF mas
ter bedrm., bath of hall,
storage attic over entire
house. attached garage. A very
appealing home on Q spacious
corner corner lot, inclosed i,l9 by guar. guar.
fence. Priced at S26,950. To
inspect call JAMES E.
SCHWAB, OR. $500. After 8
pm; call OIL. 1908 or WI.
l409.s
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$1,750 DOWN

End COMMERCIAL
oath and Charming NE.
Det. 6-rm. house on over 1000 50
Gl1 & e Ng sFsure sfAs grAtis. 81 sle99S9s 999s EWES
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 Z st. NV. Realtors. ME. 540(
COLORED-LARGE 1O-RM. HOME'
baths; suitable for rooming house
or apis. Only $4,000 down; 2 blocks
from earline. SMITH REALTY
c6EoRE6LNEAR 81 RED. srd AND BRY.
ANT-Clean 6-rm.. brick; painted
BARdAIN niAss rRIGED. Is9a Ma. o22s; eye
eoIoREp e6in6fi "a: - aWooDR1DGE Ne Nss.
18th and Newton; q terrific buy
spacious b-bedrm. ,det corner home
2 baths. oil heat. Only $4,000
$1,000 down. RAFFELL REAL E6-
TATE, SH. 8794 It'll 8.
COLORED-l727 L ST. N.E;;-Attrae,
Doors Doors ana sss 9ssa Hsat house n hsTsTSSs
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL detached
home in convenient Woodbridge 10
cation; 8 rooms and 2 baths. 2
complete apartments; full basement,
oil h.-w.h.; garage: 50 200 to $500
down. Price reduced for quick sale:
quick poss. Call Mr.. Downes, LA.
$4,000. PECK CO.. 361S 18th st.
CoLoRED-wooDRIDGE-Lovely 2
story det. 9-rm. brick home; fun
bsmt.: garage; $1,000 down. Ewes.
call Mr.. Barnes, MI. 5278s with
JOHN A. WENTz Realtor and
Builder, AP. o900. -
OLORED-RTVER TERRACE; So 900
down, $50 per mo-; six rooms, bath
full basement, recreation room, oil
heat, storm windows. screened porch,
Anchor-fenced rear yard. FRANK
M SULLIVAN d. 1884, "o. 4spSS' 3!
- SEMIDET. e BLDGS.,
lge. yard. A st. near Supreme Court.
3 beautiful. separate apis. z bedrms.,
8 baths. 3 kits. Live in one and the
other will pay for this fine property.
Small cash payment or will trade.
Mr.; PERRY. DI. s724; ewes. OIL.
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HOUSES sAtE-MD. lceat.l

HOME. on II. acres, ysry
comfortable place with beautiful
setting. on hard road: enjoy fine
country living yet be accessible tc
town: S2l, 300. RIPLEY q RoMER,
Re<ors, GaitherSburg 299.
PRETTY CAPE COD, $22, 500 -Thii
lovely brick home In Bethesda has
everything. First-d. bedrm.. bath
; bedrms;. bath. up; highiy conyen,
iaS.e iav BfILrNasnEY sHCI eS.a REALTY DS Co.
OR. 1926 TIL 8 PM. -6
4 UNIT BARGAIN, Takoma Pk-
$I6,950: $3.50 monthly income, To-
Gated on Eastern ave-; furniture in:
dns s1nssd APrsEi Il saf EESf EgEEiSsff rsTa M3ns 81 81
1i1iG GRSNDyIEw AVE, wheaton
Md.-3-bedroom brick, dining room
KITCHEN. living, room with fireplace
Beautiful b n1'a YARD: 5000 1000 down. % As.
sumo. $4,000 CT loan. Call Mr.
Martin. cox q CO., 81. 0776; ewes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sola sbath !, das brick hope Ssta that d must B
on first floor. Located in heautifu
section of Silver Spring. Yoa shoul.
see II before you buy. EDW. @
ADAMS. OIL. $500. g
CHEVY CHASE-A mod. brk. home
SpaciouSnesS and convenience ar
the keynotes; lge. bedrm., den. anc
bath, 1st A.; master-size bedrms
and bath up; excel. storage; breeze.
way; garage; approx. "a acre. level
beautifully handicapped.
EARL T. WRIGHT
WI. 5000 TIL 8 PM.
POTOMAC MARYLAND
An unusual opportunity to purehas
Q large 4-bedroom, 1-bath residence
located on approximately 2Ha acres
House has oil hot-water heat, mod
ern kitchen. detached 2-car garag
and many possibilities for remodel
ing. Owner y leaving city and ha
priced this home at only $2S,50t
to sell.
A. 8. GARDNER g. CO., REALTORS
1881 L Street NV.
National 0334.
SR0k DOWN-SII, SpG EEfsTInN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
SpRTNG VALLEY

MA 4t44NS N&@ASANAAS -
A little gem in . beautiful setting
perfect for the small family seekine
. home with environment anc
facility ct q moderate PRICE; ha:
5 bedrooms, living room. dining
room, kitchen and bath; also good
basement with bath; gas heat
owner moving to larger house.
BETHESDA
EDGEMOOR SECTION
Custom built for present owner. Thi:
house Is O charming white Cape Cod
built in 1948 and In excellent con.
dition. Has first-door bedroom an6
powder room, dining room. kitchen
living room; very large bedrooms
and bathroom, second floor. Stor-
age attic. Recreation room. game
room at garden opening onto flag
stone terrace, nicely HANDICAPPED and
artistically fenced garden.
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVM MOPMENT CO., REALTORS
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, sumner and Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
Once Open Daily and Sunday
8 AM. to 8 PM.
Oist Your House With Us)
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$695 DOWN-SIL. SPG. SECTION
Move In 18th; .2h-year-old bunga-
low; equipped kit; full bsmt.;. gas
heat; large yard; near everything.
UN. O53l. sun REALTY. S
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coLORED.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
arm MAn 1~

.
4th and Franklin sts. n.w.-FouI
rooms, gas, electricity.
l6100 block Call pl. S.e.-Four rooms;
large lot; $35 month.
IS100 block Georgia ave. n.w.--Apt.
$3.50 down; 3 rooms, bath; coal heat
(radiatofs1i S65 month.
HOO block Sth st. n.w.--Apt.; $3.50
down: 3 rooms, bath; coal heat
(radiators); $3.50 month.
SURETY REALTY CO., AD. 0631.
COLORED-PoSsEssION
2202 FI.AGLER PL. NV.
lat W st., 1 block west of LIST st. }
Brick. newly decorated. d large rooms,
Ia baths, rec. room, and gar, oil
heat; price reduced for quick sale;
$1,000 down, bal. like rent.
JOSEPH COHEN & co.
RE. 2136 Evenings, IA. 3252.
COLORED
1400 BLOCK TAYLOR
Substantial 7-rm. brick home in con-
venient section. Front porch. side
entrance hall. liv. rm.. din. rm.,. den,
modern equip. kit. bedrms., bath,
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. entrance to
yard. Price reduced. Call Mr.. tDobbsl
Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
EX. 4113; eyes,. Sligo S066. -6
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NEW O-pG0Im. TamOlSI~ on " &GfEs
large living room. large kitchen. full
basement.
English Village"
Excellent financing is available on
this fne brick Cape Cod on A-acre
lot; 8 bedrooms, baths, living
room. dining room,. full basement.
maids room. gas hct-water heat,
SILVER SPRING-$21 $780,
New brick rambler. In beautiful Hill
andaie: liv. rm.. 22,x19' picture
windows; lge. ali-elec. kitchen: 8
1ge. bedrooms. lge. closets. with slid
ing doors; full basement W/freplace;
V bath: built-in Earage: h-acre lot
~ BEDRO OOMS-$16,95O"
Ideal home; .liv. rm.. din. rm. pan
eled den, lgc. kit. with disposal.
refgr. with deep freeze top; Q bed
rms. and bath, LIST floor: 2 bedrms.
space for additional bath, End floor;
full basement with recr. room and
fireplace: rear screened porch.
"CHILLUM TER.-$21 $50"
Brick Colonial; Nv. rm. with firepi,
din. rm.. Ice. kit. with breakfast
nook, powder rm. and o lge. porch
lst dour;- 3 hedrmg. and bath. Ind
fioor; full basement with ptne-pan-
eled Yecr. room: deeD freeze. washer
! and dryer; house n beautiful con-
z. S''sa II. BLANCHARD, Realtor
IN. s-5757. silver sprins. TN Q PM.
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcont.,

OFFICES AND HOME for Q doctor:
residential corner with complete
doctors suite, having separate en-
trance. at ground level. Home Is
Colonial plan. with rooms and ga
baths. plus 2 extra bedrooms on Srd
floor. Present doctor-owner has
been there several years. S42,500.
siiIIL1x siiI q HoMhA' Aeai'0r'' 0A-
LARGE HoAE-Arransed In 5 apts.,
mr.. 18th and n SITS. NV: for full
details. call WILDER, GE. 1916. -6
OFF I6th ST.. midcity; lovely brick
house, A bdrms., 2 baths; under
$4,000 with terms. MR.. HASSIN,
ma. 1898 or WA. 4915 ewes. -6
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Attractive det. brick home with porch.
bath and finished recr. rm.; ga
rage; fenced garden; priced S23,-
$50; unusually good terms.
ME1 CUSHARD, Realtor.
ND
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1923 Conn. Ave.

AMER. UNIV. PARK
Gorgeous prewar det. brk. home in
excel. cond. First d. contains full
center hall, 24-ft. liv. rrn. with
firepl.. din. rm.. mod. equip. kit,
den, powder rrn. and rear screened
porch; 2nd q. has 3 nice bedrms..
d. There is Q pine-paneled recr. Tm.
with firepl. and full bath in
bsmt., Lear built-in garage. Terms.
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
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"WESLEY HEIGHTS"
Estate wants immediate sale of ex,
bedrn,s; baths; located Just OF
Foxhall rd.: redecorating and somt
repair necessary but an excellent
proposition fo5 ,ths the home buyer
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
DE LUXE RAMBLER
Near National Institutes Of Health
School and transportation, situated
on 8 nice, level lot. Living room,
dining room combination 1913 BY
~ IT., fireplace, modern kit...
Eood-sixed bedrns., Q tiled baths.
Ample closet spaca, Utility room
and storage attic, GARAGE. Priced
70 sell. Reasonable terms can be
arranged. TO inspect, c4u NJ.
Denton, Ma. 2Q40. after B., WO.
4444. Z. :. 1REUNINGER y SONS,
1880 Z 0t. Nv. -
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peter ]. hagan
Mr.. LANGLEY PIX. SHOP. CENTER
RAMBL LER-Si07 750

1905 Rhode Is. Ave. NE. UN. eBs5.
WA. 1857, UN. 1885. Open o til ..
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AMERICAN ii. PARK


SIf,S0U
New 6-rm., 21a-bath brk.. eony. te
syerythinE; ARLIE l. johnson
at. NV. OR. 7100. q
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ST. JOHNS PARISH
3-bedrm. rambler; this
lovely home 10 In finishing phase OF
color. decoration. Graceful front
porch. large liv. rm. with picture
window and fireplace. pleasant kit
with breakfast nook, s well-propor.
toned bedrms.. tiled bath. huge. full
basement. picture window. outside
entrance. Close to schools. Price
S18,450.
3-Bedrm, Rambler-$11,750
An ideal home, approx. 1-yr.-old. IN
tmmae. condition: pleasant, easily
decorated hv. rm., 3 good bedrms.,
bath. large kitchen: beautiful wooded
lot; small amount down; easy month
" payments.
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
$4,000 DOWN
Liv. rm.. picture window, large din.
area, big equipped kitchen, 2 bed
rms, bath on 1st floor. Huge I'M
ished End floor: full basement; storm
windows throughout: gas heat: zoo
IT. deep lot; price. $14.750.
CALL LO. 4-72OO TIL 8 PM
WOOD -CoNI.EY CO.. REALToE
Evening star., 1952-02-06
BETHESDA

WETZEL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1952-05-23
.Notron Styles
Charm
By Eleni

Long termed the forgotten
woman" of the fashion world. the
|matron today seems to be coming
into her own with specific fashions
being designed that are stylish. in
her correct size and possessing
many of the fashion trends that
are on the scene. and which are
suitable for her.
With vacation time approach
ing, the matron faces the same
problem of what clothes to take
with her so that she can truly en-
joy herself with a minimum of
fuss and bother.
Solid colors seem to be the most
slimming for matron's figure.
Little trimming is also desirable
Wrinkle-proof fabrics are a good
suggestion to heed, and so is the
short formal in lace or any fabric
that may appeal to her. How
. ever, lace travels well and in the
shorter version may be used fol
a number of "dress up" occasions
where a long dress might prove
limited.
Call Sterling 5000, extension
395, Saturday, between $50 ano
1870, for shopping information OF
Jour pictured fashions.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Club Holds Food Fair Todov

An international food fair will
be sponsored by the National M
Eleanor Breckenridge Club from
5 to 8 o'clock today in St. Johns
Parish Hall.
The food tables will feature
products from the Philippines
China, the Netherlands, Brazil
Greece and the United States
Proceeds will be used to finance
the international charity work OF
the club.
Patrons for the event will in
clude Mrs. Erich w. Schwartze
national organizer Of the Brack-
enridge Clubs: Mrs. E. c. Magde-
burger, Mrs. Gertrude Parks. Mrs
Hollis lines and Mrs. Harvey w
Wiley.
Among chairmen who will be
in charge Of the various tables are
Mrs. r. L. Beukenkamp, Neither
lands; Mrs. c. c. Hung, Chinese;
Mrs. Frederick T. Kaumanns
Philippines, and Mrs. Jane.
Commings, president Of th4
Daughters Of Penelope, Greek
Mrs. Marguerite de Andrade
president Of the Breckenridge
Club. will have charge of thu
Brazilian table, and Mrs. Edward
Martin. international relation.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
CLUB to Honor
Mrs. Mestu

Mrs. Perle Mesta. American
Minister to Luxembourg, will be
guest Of honor at a reception to
be given by the American News
paper Women's Club from 6 to 8
pm. Thursday at the Mayfower
Hotel.
Mrs. Mesta has been an associ-
ate member of the club for a
number of years.
Members Of the diplomatic
corps are among those who will
attend the reception.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
League Picks
OF the Year

Mrs. Estes Kefauver. wife Of the
Tennessee Senator and Presiden-
tial candidate, has been named the
outstanding Homemaker Of the
Year" by the Home Fashions
League of Washington.
The announcement was made by
Miss Annette c. Ward, league
president, at a luncheon yesterday
honoring Sweden and Italy as the
two countries which most in
fluenced the home fashions in
duStry Of this country last year.
Mrs. Kefauver will receive the
clubs silver award at its first fall
meeting, scheduled for September
"a. Miss Ward said that Mrs.
Kefauver was selected for "her
proven ability as an interior de-
corator and homemaker, as well
as for her infinitely good taste and
department in carrying out her
duties as wife and hostess for an
outstanding public figure during
her IA years stay in the Nations
Capital"
Signora Tarchiani, wife of the
italian Ambassador, and Nine.
Bohemian, wife Of the Swedish
Ambassador, were guests of honor
at yesterdays luncheon held at
the Washington Hotel. Both
were presented with embossed
scrolls as tokens of the tribute
paid to their countries.
The wooden handles Of the
scrolls were designed by Lorenzo
Winslow, White House architect,
from material taken from the
White House during its renova-
tion.
The scrolls were presented by
w. E. S. Griswold, jr., president
of w. & j. Sloane, who came from
New York to make the principal
address.
Mr.. Griswold praised the high
standards of design and work
manship exhibited by Sweden and
Italy, declaring that American
home fashions designers could
take a note for these people and
adapt design ideas to conditions
of modern living"
Sharing the program with Mr..
Griswold were DR.. Clement Boni-
yer, Commercial Counselor Of the
Italian Embassy, and DR.. Tore
Tallroth, Cultural Attache of the
Swedish Embassy.
DIR. Boniver pointed out that
postwar conditions in Italy had
brought to the fore a new type
of artisan. The well-educated
person, often from an aristocratic
family, whom the hardships of
war has reduced to making a liv-
ing by his own hands, has given
life, originality and force to the
italian handicraft industry, DR..
Boniver declared.
DR.. Tollroth said that the use
of the term, Swedish MODERN"
to describe type Of furnishing
in this country, has been as much
"misused'' as the expression
Swedish smorgasbord." He char
acterized as the true Swedish mo-
dern style-wide dimensions.
bright colors and clean, pure
lines.
Being an adaptive people, he
explained, the Swedes use the
light, natural woods of their
country. rather than stain them
dark, in order to make their in
teriors brighter to Offset the US
ually gloomy Nordic weather.
The speakers were introduced
by Miss Ward.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Installation Dance

New officers of Lambda Chi Ma.
tiohal Sorority will be installed at
a dance to be held tonight in the
Hamilton Hotel.
Miss Winifred Davis, nationa
president, will be the guest OF
honor.
Incoming officers include: Mrs
John Sadler, chairman; Mis-!
Marie Milans, vice chairman; Mrs
Gloria Adgate, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Catherine Alteri, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Nor.
man ziehl. treasurer; Mrs. James
Conlon. editor; and Miss Romons
ForinaS, chaplain.
Evening star., 1952-05-23

chairman of the club, will have
the American table.
A prefair event will be the tea
which past presidents of the Dis
trlct Federation Of Women's
Clubs will give from 4 to 6 pm,
in honor Of Mrs. Schwartze at the
General Federation headquarters.
1874 N street NV. Mrs. Clarence
D. Wright, chairman of legislation
for the General Federation, will
also be q co-hoStess,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-28
Coast Guard, Shrimper
Rescue Two Men Lost For
Six Days At Sea Thursday
"DOROTHEAn OUT
OF KEY WEST WAS
REPORTED OVERDUE
LAST TUESDAY

The Key West Coast Guard
and a shrimper from Thompson
enterprises combined TO rescue
| two hungry men on the HDoro-
thea" who had been lost for six
Gays at sea, at this morning,
the Coast Guard announced to-
/ day.
The Dorothea" out Of Key
West was reported overdue by
Thompson en- Tuesday,
The st. Petersburg Goa st
Guard district immediately sent
| out two planes to search for the
missing vessel naiaGrf Coast
Guard joined the search which
ranged from Cape Ramona to
Cape Sable to the Marquesas and
to Dry Tortugas,
Search was resumed Wednes-
day after failure Tuesday. Final
lily at 3.35 Wednesday afternoon,
the Miami Coast Guard planes
located the sDorothean about
forty miles north, northeast Of
Key West.
] Food and water were dropped
from the plane to the hungry
skipper. Leon Wright and his
boy, They had run out of ra-
tons and water. Flares We're al
so dropped So that the vessel
could be seen ut night.
The Key West Coast Guard
group under the command Of Ii.
Glenn Pearson had no boats to
send out to the disabled vessel.
The SO footer Is In Miami for re-
frairs. The Ariadne is anchored
here for repairs. The So footel
is up at Big Marco Pass north
of Cape Sable.
We had only our 50 foot
| picket boat and il was too rough
in Wednesday nights sqlall &c
send her out" 1t. Pearson said.
/ The Coast Guard asked A.
Maitland Adams for one Of his
Town boats to rescue his disabled
shrimpcr Adams sent out .
Ilshrimper which reached the Do
rothea and lowed her into port
Continued On Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-28
Sn,athers Tells
l.arbOneH YORK
To Start July /

Louis Carbonell. former
city commissioner. heard
! last night fro m Senator
George Smathers that work
on The pumping facilities.
etc. asked by the Navy will
start by July |.
Carbopell declared that
Smathers was not considers
ing the Barge plan or The
$4,000 Tsvs1nier emer-
aencY pumping station.
The Senator concurred
s.ish the Nevs ihorsht shat
1he best way wss To have
/ sAs5.0oo appropriated TO en-
/ large ihe present facilities
would include . new well AZ
Florida City and additional
PUMPING station al Mara
thon and Taysrnicr.
s Rear Admiral Joseph F.
Jelly. Chief Of the Bureau
Of Yards and Docks. had
4econferred with the Senator
anc with Senator Holland
and Rep. Lan.aff.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-28
Stricken Man
Rushed To
Navy Hospital

Al stricken man. Il. L. Brooks,
second mate Of the IS Oregon
Sword was transferred at the
Key West Sea Buoy at 6.l5 this
morning by the Key West Coast
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-28
City Buys SION
Treasury Bonds
For Pension Fund

Charles Roberts. city comp
irollef.finanee officer, today am
nounced the purchase Of treasury
bonds in the amount Of $40. 900
bearing IVA percent for fhe eity's
pef,sion fund.
The fund now totals S8S. 900.
all Of which is in treasury bonds.
Under the citY's pension plan.
five percent wage deduction is
made from the employees with
sf.e city placing an additional five
percent in fhe fund.
No one is eligible for retire.
merit benefits until January I.
1853.
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"7bunk You Very Much" Says
President To Mayor Harvey As
His Honor Urges Him 70 Run
rliiilfin Looks
Fine after
3-W eek
Vacation
BY SUSAN McAvoY

BY SUSAN McAVoY
President Harry Truman
smiled mysierionsly and
said only ssrl,ank you very
much when Key Mesi )
Mayor c. b. Harvey told
him Key Westers hope
he'll come back To The city
next fall as a Successful
candidate To succeed him
SELF
The President made his
noil-conlmitial reply when
our Mayor shook his hand
just before The President
boarded The independence
for lis 2:l8 take off end.
ing the 18th working vaes.
IiiOIl. III the Little White
House.
Exuding good health and good
nature. the Chief Executive
stepped out 81 the Presidential
Lincoln and walked through tlae
line beaded BY state Representa-
tive Bernie G. Papy. the Mayor.
City Commissioner Jack Delaney
and City Manager Dave KING.
Mayor Harvey said 10 presi
dent Truman:
7 think speak for the ma
ioritY Of the people Of Key
West when I express the hope
that The occasion Of your next
visit TO Key West will be as a
successful candidate 10 succeed
yourself in the White House.
The President was surrounded
by a thick wedge of reporters
and photographers before he
boarded the plane.
He was. as usual accompanied
by Admiral William p. Leahy
his close personal friend. and
Capt, c. e. Adell, commanding
officer OF the Key West naval
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