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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12

ed for movable equipment. Inter-
nal accounts we're not maintained
at all schools. p" In the Support and
Maintenance Funds, the report
showed an improvement of sll4,-
OF SO, for the period from July l,
1948, thru June 80, 1851. July /,
l94S, showed unmatured bonds in
the amount of $148, 10000, as COM
pared with S525 100000 unmatured
bonds on June 30, 195k This in
crease in debt service is due to
the issuance of $500, 900 Bonds. vot-
ed for new construction i'll 19a9.
Available cash balances in the
District Bond Interest and Sinking
Funds, July l, 1913, S2,76S.2l as
compared with SAL 1924 on June
80, 1851. showing the net funded
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Literally Ca t Talk Is
Plight OF Libby Holman
Famed Torch Singer

project her personality without
talking. Libby can and does.
Slim and vital she moves
around like dynamo. Her face
expressed her 10Y at being in
Key West which she has loved
since 1885. Her quick hands ses.
tured and she also spoke with
mods and shakes Of her name Of
/ long black hair.
.s-A VICTIM of a sinus, infection
Libby Holman has to be quiet foI
a month or cancel her European
concert tour, her doctor warned
her.
She's being terribly good"
her manager Bud Williams said.
She hasn't let out . word"
Williams leaves for Europe on
January 23rd to prepare for Lib.
by's arrival
They hope to get in short visit
TO Cuba while here. but primarily
Libby wants to soak up the Key
West sun and build up after her
illness.
Yesterday she darted around the
kitchen of the Tented Perry dup
tCOntiLued On Page Seven.
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tsss Picture on Psse Eisht)

porch, complete with bath-a tub
of water in which she had placed
green plants. 80
The little duck was too ,uex-
hausted to pay much attention to
his new homie for the first day
or two, but after that he deve-
Hoped an enormous appetite and
devoured quantities of rolled oats
directly from the hands of his
host and hostess. He also enjoy
ed the tub of water to such an
extent that it became necessary
to place newspaper over the
floor to absorb the splashed
water. In another few days he
was enjoying celery and green
plants.
Mr.. Bramlett. an ornithologist
in his own right. was awakened
one night by a peculiar noise in
his bedroom. Upon investigation
with his flashlight he discovered
"Puddles." the little Teal, sitting
on the bedroom floor staring at
him through the light.
The neighbors OF the Bran.
let's have been interested in
and fascinated by the antics Of !
the little Teal. William N.
Hoffman prefers to call him By
the more dignified Hank,
rather than "puddies." The
small fry Of the nsighborhood
have found the duck vsrY
amia5ls, and enjoy watching
him eat oats from their hands.
Since ''Puddles" has made an
excellent recovery and is now
unable to confine his nocturnal
wanderings to the back porch,
the Bramletts called upon the
Audubon Society to release him
so he may again join the flock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bramlett and mem
bers OF the Audubon Society will
officially escort ''Puddles" TO
Big Pine Key this week end and
place him under the custody of
J; ok Watson, Law Enforcement
Officer of the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service.
''Puddles" has become too tame
during his ten days of GONZALES
cence under the excellent care of
the Bramletts that it is feared
his life may be in danger from
cats or other animals unless he is
released in an environment of
safety.
The BramlettS and many other
citizens of Key West and Mon
roe County who are taking such
excellent care, of the Wild life in
this area are, commended most
highly by the Monroe County
ConanHed On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12

dent OF $ls5,23l.79 on July /. l94S.
as compared with 1888, 1867 June
80, 1881 Money TO defray this bond
Indebtedness is derived from the
State Foundation Program funds
and no local tax money is used.
A sharp criticism was made that
AL insurance on school buildings
had not yet been arranged on the
staggered five-year plan as requir-
ed by section 23S.07, Florida Sta
tutes.
superintendent o'Bryan, is ar
ranging tor lis 5-year plan to be
followed inst as rapidly as the an
nual premiums on sciroo. buildings
become due, Budgets were proper
ly prepared but sufficient amend
" ontnued On Page oeven
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IN receipts of copy of the audit
OF the State Department covering
three fiscal years, beginning July
l, 1913 and ending June 80, 1851.
This includes a month period
prior TO Mr.. O'Bryant's taking of
flee as Superintendent. The audit
states: The financial condition of
the Board was good. Finances have
been generally well managed, and
enditureS have been held with
\ al the resources. Tax Lewis have
increased over prior years. Funds
required by the Minimum Found
alton Program for the county eff
fort were provided. Depository CO.
lateral was not adequate at all
times.
Property records were maintain
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Search Continues
For Missing Pilot

The Navy Department official
ly announced today the disap-
pearanee of Ensign Robert Elmer
Blackburn. Jr., %, a, flight stu
dent at the Fleet All Weather
Training Unit, MAS, Key West.
Florida.
Ensign Blackburn has been
missing since 1923 Thursday
evening when he reported ZEN
CINE trouble" via radio while on
a routine training flight Is miles
north of Boca Chica Field.
Immediate search of the area
Thursday night and continued
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Bramletts
Play Host To
Ailing Duck
Local Birdwatchers
Report Steady
Improvement To Date

The first visitor for the New
Year at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rupert M. (Tex) Bramlett,
l42l Catherine Street, was a
Blue-Winged Teal. He was dis
covered by Mrs. Bramlett as he
shyly walked into the yard, al
most breathless.
Mrs. Bramlett, most gracious
hostess, welcomed the little
guest, and gave him a room of
his own ON the enclosed back
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12

Key West. f1oEido. has tho
most eqruDle climate in the
country. with ON uvsroqs
ronge of only a. Fohrsnhsit
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-23

girls flocked around Pedro be- cause he was so handsome, and you and I had to sit on the side lines?"
 "Aw bunk, Pete. This plaque makes Pedro look like John Barrymore. never saw him dressed up like this in all my life," Schiek continued, much to the amusement of the members of Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. 4.
 "Your memory is bad, Charlie. Felix Pedro was a fine-looking Italian. Big and strong. Something like me-when I was younger" !" Dallosto stated.
 The bronze plaque was unveil- ed at 700 p.m., yesterday on Dis covery Claim on Pedro Creek, 12 miles north of Fairbanks. Appro- priate ceremonies were conducted by the Pioneers of Alaska to com memorate the 50th anniversary of the discovery of gold in the Fair banks area.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-23
Emily Ivanoff Brown Writes From Mt. Edgecumbe San

Emily Ivanoff Brown, well known Eskimo leader and teacher for the ANS, underwent an opera ton at the Mt. Edgecumbe Sani- torium on July IT and sends her greetings to her many friends in the Second Division.
 She particularly wished to be remembered to the students at White Mountain School as she had planned to be with them to help pack fish for the winter.
 To the parents of children now in the sanitorium, Mrs. Brown says,
 'Tor the sake of the parents who have children here, I would like to try and sketch picture for you in words. The hospital has more than 300 beds and every one of them is occupied. The or thopedic section is swarming with children n- how fortunate Eskimo parents, our own people, are to have this wonderful opportunity to get we'll.
 "Dr. Moore is blessing, espec- ially to the Eskimo children, hav- ing such a wonderful group of other doctors working with him. , 1.-TWO of my nephews are work ing here. I have seen children from :Pt. Barrow, the Aleutians, Southeastern villages, and women from the lower Yukon and Unala- kleet were glad to see me.
 Eskimo families can be assured their children will return home with healthy bodies and minds and be useful citizens of our won derful country, the United States. We are proud to be citizens"
 Mrs. Brown attended a confer ence at Brigham City, Utah, be- fore entering the sanitorium.
 We wish her a speedy recovery.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-23
Wednesday. July 23. lsS2

Officers of The Christian Service Division of The Methodist Church are Here
 Mrs. Robert Stewart, secretary of the medical department of the Women's Division of Christian Service of the Methodist Church is on her annual visit to the MMM Hospital which is one of the many hospitals operated by this branch of the Methodist Church.
 Mrs. Stewart is always a wei come visitor in Nome as it was through her efforts and vision that Nome has one of the finest hospitals in the territory.
 She was accompanied by Miss Emma Gurris, who is of the Social and Welfare department of the same organization. She is inter ested in the work of the Lavinia Wallace Young Mission which has been expanded and improved un- der the excellent program organ ized and administered by. Miss Esther Mccoy for the young and old of the community as Com munity Center.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-23
Memorial Plaque Flatters Fairbanks Founder Is
 Opinion of Contemporary

Felix Pedro wasn't any better looking than you or me-" shouted Charles Schiek, oldtime gold miner of Fairbanks, to Peter Dallosto, Fairbanks city street foreman, as they examined the bronze plaque that was to be dedicated July 22 near the spot where Pedro discovered gold in 1902.
 Charlie, you're just jealous, that's all," Dallosto. a country man of Felix Pedro, shouted back at the determined Schiek. Don't you remember how the dance hall
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-23

Sulfuric acid is consumed in the United States at the rate of about 157 pounds per year for every man, woman and child.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-23

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Evening star., 1952-12-13
AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

TUDEBAKER--'5O Champion, Gus.
tom 2-dr. sedan; plaza gray. Wv.
tires, climatizer, 1880 miles; looks
and runs like new car: death in FAM
lily, original owner, necessitates sale.
$1,195. Cali OIL. 2-76S6. Ia
STUDEBAKER 1850 4-dr.. 6-cyl., i'm.
maculete; $500. FLOOD PONTIAC,
422l Connecticut. WO. 6-S400.
STUDEBAkER 1850 Champion club
Sed.: one owner. low mileage; excel.
sTU6EBxRfER M is47 ani champion a-ar.:
,fSPIB4HkAtfs f!Efs Ri s.SsSl isS5 champion "a a.ar..
$3.50. AP. 7-6073. Ia
1912 Champion 4-dr.
sedan; immaculate condition: heat
er; tires like new; S335, SMILING
SAN 246l Wisconsin, ave. EN-.
sTTSDSHEBiAKER 81 Champion; sa star.
lsht tubes; tulip cream: i owner:
5000 a tuel miles. Gas-sayins
overdrive. ell extras Sl.675. or
best offer; Can arrange financing.
new de luxe sedan: fully
equip: CO. oficials car. very low
mileage: save over $3.50; Sl.s5O.
ewes. and sun. Po. 5-66e3. %ii
WMLYS 1851 station wagon; me-
tailtc green; economy overdriye;
1000 actual miles; positively like
new. guarantee; S1.295. cash, trade
or. terms. WOLFE MOTORS 1901
Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-0141. LA
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REAL ESTATE Or other general bust
arlington. Two large ONCE rooms.
Westover 'SU sSoppine S censer; sa;nsSHn sss mo-
immed. occupancy. Di. 7-774O:
DUPONT CIRCLE oFFiCE BLDo..
l2-story ONCE bldg; l346 Conn.
ave, ny. ofices available. AID.
l6ss goth ST. N.w.-street-f,oor
ONCE. 45O 50 #. additional space,
End d.; excellent location. con-
EH Sfniipt s6ssp 6sssSspspN5sssn 81 o 4oS aRs OaFssns
S412 I4th ST. N.w.--second floor: 8
E ofces Sa sSoWFooms: D'Sei sep.rase SeY 14sh Is
AVAIL. iMMEDiATI9%s.4oio I NV s1i 't #. iiSi lst
noor space. 81 20 per it.; nearby
Arlington; Ample parking; ALBERT
SURE oSFH 81 > LARGE &C. carpesed 1Sss priv private
new air-conditioned building. Excel.
location. Call ST. 3-4O51. lie
SILVER SPRING-Montgomery Hills.
's and SIS. TX TX. S19isi. 4dst1 II. T1':s :ss.ssss.
DESK SPACE, also private once, in
downtown real estate once. HO.
2.67SU; eveS.S RA. 0-S3S6. Ia
SILVER SPRINGS ultra-modern Eis
JU. S-17O0 or RA. 6-244S. lis
CONN. AVE. 2633-2 large rooms,
suitable for, once or work room.
rAKeOMA PIX. MD.-2-rm. oslce,
suit. for contractor. Ample parkinG
space; SIS mo-, incl. utils. See
Mgr. at 740l- Hancock ave. Apt.
1O2. JU. 5-0266. ia
WE STILL have several oflices avail
able In our new and modern build
ing in Rosslyn. Plenty Of free park
ing space, excellent bus service. Only
10 min. from downtown Washing
ton: low rent. Call MR.. HUBBARD.
ia. S-410O. Monday. Ia
029 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-Entire
end q. consisting OF rooms and
bath, heat furnished. suitable doc
tors or dentists ofiices; reas. rent.
lease. prompt posS. Consult Mr.
jenkins. leasing dept: SHANNON &
L''CHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
End Fl. REAR OF Sss r ST. NV
Approx. 500 50. #. Heat furnished:
rent 500 per month. vacant. Con.
suit Mr.. Young. leasing dept. SHAN
NON q LUCHS CO.. 1905 II st. NV
1917 ftS iatS sT. N.w.-Avail, DEC. 20;
S-rm. suite, 1st a., newly decor,
ideal for insurance agency. union
OF examinations: also sgle. ufnces
starting at S26. CAN ST. 3-5h5n
Evening star., 1952-12-13
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CORBIT TRACTOR 40; powered py
2O0-h.p. Cummings diesel engine: in
excellent cond. oV. a-6313. XII.
NOBLE CRANE in excellent condi-
tion. Overlook 3-63l3. KI. 9-945O.
CHEVROLET truck. l949: good con-
dition. low mileage. Model 57O3
with 14.ft. body. 2-speed axle with
QUA auaasa tires s1.loo or best offer. oL.
CHEVY 194s sedan delivery; radio.
heater, new tires; excellent condi-
ton; win finance; $685.. UN. 4-23S7.
FORD 194s red 1s-ton panel; 10000
actual miles; 500. Call KE.
GMC ie47 h-ton pickup Crack);
clean, mech. fine; storage 2 yrs;
immed.; $525. or best offer. LU.
FORD Rni TRUCK. 1859. rs, with van
body; reasonable. Phone Kins
REQ DUMP 194s; excel. cond.: $3.50
cash or best offer: work available
With truck; 524 Raleigh st.. Sc,
GnHiItvRoLEr 1850 a-ton pickup;
$3.50 or best ofier. Lo. 5-4S26,
DODGE Al pickups, 1925 and $3.50.
Directions: Out Indian Head hwy. 5
miles to Friendly sign. turn left
up to. Friendly Farms into 1910
Lee Fd ia
Evening star., 1952-12-13
GARAGES

WANT TO RENT GARAGE. vic. Conn.
ave. and Military I'd. EM. 3-6S76
after $3.50 pm. week days: al day
TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE, lott and
workbench above; win rent for in
dtvidual cars or rs / unit. l721
10th st. NV, DE. 2-3496. LII
GARAGE WANTED-Large or dble.,
in ne. vicinity. Call Ii. 6-3S20 or
LI. 7-4lO9. IA
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Lost Our Lease

Entire stock to be sacrificed by Mon
day. December 22, 1852. All cars
to be sold at wholesale prices. First
come, first sold. No reasonable Of
fers refused. Dealers invited. You
may use your present car as q down
payment. Our finance connections
should enable you to drive out with
no money down and no payments up
to As days. Any automobile should
make the down payment II one Is
necessary. II you can pay cash you
will receive q discount. for time Is
OF value to US. and we will pass book
work and finance charges on to you.
Up to "a months to pay.
This 10 q once-in- q Lifetime sincere
ofier, and 10 not an. Advertising
scheme. Phone NO. 7-6616 and We
will gladly give you any additional
information you desire over the
phone or come directly to TOMS
CUE STREET MOTORS, 8 Que st.
NV. Just of Florida ave. and Que
st. NV. q few doors from Florida
ave. and North Capitol.
TOMS QUE ST.
.. MOTORS
Number 6 Que st. NV.
NO. 7-6616
Evening star., 1952-12-13

DODGE 1850 Coronet sed.: Gyro-
matte dr.; low mileage; new tires;
pvt. owner; $1,40O, S45O down.
balance easy terms. Ii. 6-1212:
ewes. RA, 3-1214. l.''
Evening star., 1952-12-13
AUSTINS

1e4s, S3ee. 1850. Ss4S-This 10 .
cne-Gwnssa on. {T5S.a iEw-mlse % Honor .M s., Buy"
Your direct factory Kaiser. Henry
J.. Austin Of England. Dealer. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO K. S., INC. 7th
at r sts. NV, NO. 7-270O. Open
ewes It'll Q ON. Est. 1914,
Evening star., 1952-12-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

l,1e0-SQ.-FT. concrete d. space. with
2,400 #. Of parking space, ct "a M
st., ne: suitable for warehouse,
light manufacturing or ofices In
9uire at % NJ st. ne. or call NE.
AVAILABLE DEC. 16. 1852. in down.
town area. $500 so. IT.. 2 floors.
shipping entrance on alley. For in
formation. call COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. Mr.. Covill. RE. 1860.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
AUTOS 5 TRUCKS wANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER win pay
top prices for clean used cars. Cali
FAIR. HoNEsT APPRAIsALs Of All
makes Of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1884 L at. NV. ST. g.
A Tor PRICE for late model car, any
make. Mr.. Dunningan. CAPITOL
PACKARD. 79l1 Ga. ave. Ju $4,000.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice, low .mileage cars. MORRIS.
SOUTHERN BUYER In town for one
week: highest cash prices naid for
cS socS sS clesE o rsEs yir IA s;o9s4s o99s4soI;
for wrecker. Ii. S-125O. I'D
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COTTAGES. woodland
Beach area. % mi. from d. C. nr.
Annapolis. cony. to schools. transp.
and shopping. S35 to $15Q mo. KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. 6-2200, sun.
.AnnapQiia zoos. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-13
MOTORCYCLES
TRAiLERS

HEETER TRAnER SALES - Cherry
Md. authorized dealer for Sc severai HS
nj SYSTEM, "52." 35 IT, used =
mos; excellent cond.; complete bath
and accessories. 2l3 Fairmont ST..
Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-0434.
'49 ALMA house trailer with bath
shape. Call Browning 275-J. Ia
1851 25-FT. IRONWOOD, alum. bath.
alum. awning. Lot AZ, Temple Trailer.
Aiexandria. Call XII. 9-6722. I7s
BEFORE BUYING any new trailer in
the 3O.ft. class, see the 1853 Royal
Oak Trailer Court, Fails church.
Va. JE. 2-3O30.
GLIDER. l947. "a It. long: good con-
See at Ancient Oaks Trailer Court.
rEAILffEE Il finance fis2sei AVAILABLE Lei. Jr.
2-3030. I'D
TRAILER. LUGGAGE, 2 wheels. Ice.
bed; with mitch, sos. AP. 7-4644.
1850 SPARTAN. Royal Mansion. 81
it.. all metal; completely equipped;
excellent eond.; terms easily ar
Trailer Park. -l5
LIBERTY. 1e46, 27-ft. tandem;
thoroughly reconditioned; has re-
frieerator, elec. hot-water heater,
new bottle gas range; may be seen
| mile west Of Fairfax on Rt. 90
I'll: violette. Trsiler Park. Inquire
LA SALE Si. IS #. Bath and
modern conveniences: So, 800. BEL
AIR LODGE. Woodbridge, va. Oc-
coQuan 1l-F-14. ID
ROYAL COMMANDER, 194s model
25 IT. Has everything except bath,
IN excellent condition. Used very
little. kept under cover, Value.
5000; sacrifice 81. 900. r. [.
DECKER, 10 Delta pl., Potomac
HEIGHTS. Indian Head. Md. 14s
TRAvELITEs, Continentals. Stream
hteS: Schultz and Indians. Prices
starting from S2.695 and up. Also a
fne selection Of used tfailers, ran
oe purchased for rs little as $500
COLES
Washington Baltimore Blvd. 4 nfles
north Of Laurel. Md. Laurel 922.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
FLORIDA PROPERTY

OCEAN FRONT. beautiful Daytona
Beach-Centrally located. rambler
style bungalow; 5 bedrrns.. 2 full
baths. recf. room. 2-car garage. all
steam heat. FOR rent. winter season.
OIL. 2.7720. lis
Evening star., 1952-12-13

A DEALER FROM N. G.
paying big prices for 1885 70 1850
cars. 6606 Ga ave. NV. RA.
S-SS44. -lv
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!, AN0 ASKEAOB t0l
(Gontinuad.) ]

NORTH KENsNGT0N-S buiIding
plots. all improvements. 2 blocks
shopping center. sale or trade. for
Gown payment on modest ,home.
FfRsrS fss So coMMfEiResfissfE. osahMifi sisf sox1ooil to
alley. on corner sheriff I'd. ct 47th;
ripe Tor apts.: everything In; $3.50
cash above $500 1st trust, 6ss,
que " year; Ex. 3-340S; or
ATTENTION BUILDERS, 5 lots: close
yatsr avaii. 10. s-o424; ewes. La La.
g ACRES. Bensyille, Nd. ia mi.
G. line; $l25 per care. Terms.
JAMES e. MAHoNEY. HU. 3-541O.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

RAMBLER SITES, 100000 f.: $50
down; on Colesville rd:.. past silver
spring; 81 900 each. RIA. $4,000. !.
LAKE BANCROFT - Beautiful level
wooded lot; sale By owner. for only
29c per 50. It. Call XII. 9-305Q.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Desirable
ONCE space on Penna, ave-. near
White House; to 5 rms, carpeted:
S,year lease TO responsible parties.
SITE for three l2-unit apts., best
colored ioc. in Sc. Priced right for
quick sale. GEORGE NJ. ROWEN.
TWo ssai sOossS FIT. beautiful homesites
in Lanham district uN. 4-S327.
HILICREsT. D. c.--Lovely corner
with 2 adjoining, 33rd and Frank
ford sts. Sc. Mr.. Gibson, NE. S-410Q.
with n. PAUL HANNAH. 732 lSth
saTH III n'P Fl. 9. T., 7sxloo. level atils.
In; 5000: 70; 9-s4o5. lie
meYcial; .2.260. "a. ft. Sale or rent.
Wo. 6.66S7 after Sunday evening.
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'0CkSX1 "a 1o1ClIUy, ISCakIO1
215 Main st.. Annapolis. Md.
SPECIAL BARGAIN'

SPECIAL BARGAINS
5-RM. HOME; modern
large lot; on Melbourne ave. Good
2-family house, mod
ern; lee. lot. Act today to secure
this bargain.
ATTRACTIVE, 5-rm:. modern cottage;
$3.50. termss
b. NJ. oDUM. Call Mr.. Rice. West
River 6703 or 6131. eyes,. Sat. and
Sum-; weekdays, RE. 7-5216. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-13

SuITLAND. MD.-Excellent CONNER
cial ground. 100x145 it., in the
heart Of the Suitland shopping area.
ready for development. Call Mr..
Mcintosh, AID. 2-6565.
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!E:y7; EyoN; BuIIDERs

4. lots in Bellevue Forest" with all
improvements In. Reasonable terms.
EIiced below market. GEORGE MA
SON GREEN CO., Exclusive Agents.
SA Z.3SSS. Eve. and SUM-, IA.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

!, LAMGE LEVEL WOODED LOTS
FRANK CRAVER. RA. 3-438S -Ii
Evening star., 1952-12-13

WoODsIDE VILLAGE, MD.-In the
heart OF shopping center, level lot,
| 26xI25. to paved alley; plans avail
able for 2-story building.
EDTn A CNRYY1YY ~
Evening star., 1952-12-13

62x15Ox45 level, Utilities In. 9
elosks; D. c. line. Sacrifice, WA.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Sherwood Forest =. 200x400 $500
Colesyille Farms - 135x282 S2,O7S
Burning Tree 4140x222 $3.50
All lots on hard surface roads. re-
stricted building protection. Over
5U lots TO choose from In the above
scriptive folders. ROBINSON REAL,
ESTATE. JU. 7-7117; ewes. JU.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

= Valuable piece of
ground containing nearly 5000 su.
r.; Groom home on property: a.
e. frontase on Nichols ave. Priced
Ior quick sale. Cali Mr.. Loving.
OIL. 4-49OS.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
tcontinveo.)
Wanted Imnnefiiatelv
my MAKE OR MODEL

We need 100 cars, late models and
prewar. Drive in with your title for
more cash or will pay on balance.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1952-12-13
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

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sHOREHAM BEACH ON Chesa. Bay,
yr.-round home, Q bedrooms. bath,
kitchen, dinette: expansible attic.
private beach. new sea wall, rea-
sonably priced at S12,5O0, good
terms offered by WALTER M. BAU-
MAN, 1727 K st. NV, Wash. D. c.,
Tel. MA. S-6229 or Sat. and SUM-,
cal 1; A; Startling At West River.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

FRED A. SMITH co.
l113 18th st. NV, Elk. 3-24sO -
Evening star., 1952-07-29
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State Road Gang
Rather Than Je;!

Three traffic charges yesterday
brought nine months on a State
road gang for an Arlington huck-
ster who told the Judge he would
rather work out the time than
spend it in jail.
The sentence was imposed on
Jesse Warren Evans, 48, of the
700 block of North Edison street.
He pleaded guilty before Arling-
ton County Court Judge Paul
Brown to charges of driving under
the influence. reckless driving and
driving on a revoked permit.
In addition to the road gang
time. Judge Brown also imposed
q 500 fine.
Police said Evans had q long
record Of arrests, including II for
drunkenness and several trafic
violations. Police said he had
been arrested twice previously for
driving under the Hfuence.
Evening star., 1952-07-29
Police Question Youth, 18
In Truck Staying at TB

State and Prince Georges
County police are questioning a
19-year-old youth in connection
with the Staying of Frank Earl
Moore, 48, whose body was found
July 81 at TB in a truck he used
for home.
The colored youth was arrested
early today after police received
q tip that he and another youth
were at the scene when Mr.. Moore
was stabbed to death.
Police are searching for the
suspects alleged companion whose
name was not disclosed.
The suspect is being grilled by
Prince Georges Detective Sergt
Wilson j. Purdy and State Police
Corpl. Fred B. Collision, who are
in charge of the case, and By
Trooper G. F. Sanger.
No charges have been filed.