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Evening star., 1952-08-21
Chevy Chase RamblerS

S1NV J O11CNOO 1VGE11IU1NI0 .
Three and 4 bedrooms. 2 and ga
baths. garages, easements, fiagstone
terraces, picture windows. All the
requisites for enjoyable living. Open
daily til 8 pm. Directions: Out
Conn. ave. to Chevy Chase circle,
east on Western to Cummings lane.
LETT 2 blocks to Turner lane and
CO. INC, OIL. Sill; evenings,
WI. 4O17 oI
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THE HAMLET"
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY-Brick Colonial in excel
community; 6 rms. full bsmt., porch.
A buy at $1,000, as little as S., 900
cash will handle. Call WA. 5000 It'll
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
COLLEGE PARK AREA-Two-bedrm
bungalow. in new cond., auto. heat
fenced lot, gar, conv. tranSp., etc.
$3.50. 81 900 down. H. CARLYLE
de LOZIER, WA. 5000, WA, O935.
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ADORABLE BRICK BUNGA., excel
section Of Bethesda; for small fam.
ny OF retired couple. Walk to all
dining rm.,- nice bedrms., modern
tile bath. lge. storage attic, auto.
matte laundry; lovely cond.; beauti.
1uily landscaped lot. Financed fc
sHlt Sl4,500: ARDMORE REALTY
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13 Acres Star Route

Is Acres Star Route
Liv. rm., kit. and dinette; 2 bedrms
pain. screened-in porch; Britex
n0uss; n0.,sSs; weli water and bottle gas.
SUX2O chicken house, 10x12 brooder
house; garden tractor with complete
attachments. Portable power circu.
lar saw. Approx. so chickens. Elec
rrelrlgerator. gas stove; full price,
W. & w. Realty Co.
10. 2-4343 10 3-41es
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SHTpI ,TY TEP ACE

Modern 5-rm. semidet. brick in ex.
cellent condition; rec. rm.; gas ht.
sSrpstas sMpnaa 10 sashins MACHINE shn ns
RUDDEN, EX. 5707. GE, Ol4O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
231 RICHMOND AVE

4 BEDRMS., 2 TILED BATHS
BEDRM. AND BATH ON 1st FLOOR
Finest 4 bedrm.. = bath home; extra
lge. bedrm. and bath on 1st A., lovely
GAIT. hv. -rm.. real bricked-in wood
burning fireplace. family-size din.
dm.. complete kit, 2 spacious bed
rms, 1 smaller bedrm. and tiled
bath on end A.; full, high-dry bsmt.;
det. gar. This gracious home is
within 3 blks. Of the heart of Silver
immed. sale. Reas. cash and assume
only one 1st trust. Please do not dis
turb i'll owner. View property from
outside only, and call for further
information. Ewes, phone 81. $500.
TO. 52S6. DE. 3479.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY
NO. 1903
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HIETi; ElPT T3HM bISs6NE SEM5DET. paRK ssIcK asEs
B. years old, in new-house condition
Large, level. fenced lot; recr rm. and
% bath in bSmt.; gas heat; spa.
cious rooms and lge. equipped kit
Close to public and parochial schools
and transp. Only S13,95O. Mrs,
Cox. LU. 2-S136. ATLAS REALTY
CO. ST. 1865. ID
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DEF AEN Do 1-EA04 FINES
II you want q good 2-bedroom bum
galow with expandable attic. full
basement and level yard we have II
for as little as SIT per month.
q lovely corner property with 2
bedrooms and bath on 1st floor, 9
rooms on End. full basement. In
spect anytime. Call Mrs. James
AP. 2193,
KIRKs REALTY CO, REALTORS
EO RFra sage 81
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Continued on Next s.)
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Vista st. n.e.-Attractive brick
bungalow. 6 rms. and bath, fire.
place. gas heat; front porch: Lot
CoLoRED-esOs 18th PLACE Ne
Detached z rms. bath. fireplace, oil
heat, front porch; garage, near
cars. stores: S11.750. VIM. r.
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COLoRED, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bu

COLORED-VACANT
JUST COMPLETELY REDECORATEr
BEAUTIFUL TRINIDAD AREA
Colonial tapestry brick; large rms,
2 baths. , kits, gas h.-w.h.. 2 in
closed porches; real bargain with
easy terms.
COIN & LEVINE
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4 Bedrms., 2 Baths, $16,50O
$4,000 1st TRUST, 4ee
This 2-yr.-old home, / blk. off Ga.
ave. has 2 bedrms. and bath on
lst d. and 2 bedrms. and bath up.
firepl, kit has Oft. refgr., gar
page disposal, elec. dishwasher and
range. This is an excellent invest
ment property also; with this
$4,000 LIST trust at 4eo CT loan.
Can Mr.. Wells, WI. 5000 for de-
tails.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES Inc.
100 K Ct NJ w NJ Ennn .
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LEWISDALE
RIGGS ROAE

Three-bedrm. brick home an 2.acre
corner lot; 2 baths, recr, fm.; fruit
trees. An exceptional proposition;
down payment, 81 800 and bal like
rent. BROWN AGENCY. WA. 5257,
SH. 3497. 30
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GARRETT PARK

GARRETT PARK
Enjoy the pleasures of country living
with the added benefit Of city con-
veniences in this attractive broom
bungalow situated on over 3 ACRES
OF fertilef ground. Ideally suited for
extensive truck gardening or orchard,
fruit and nut trees. Convenient to
public transportation, elementery
school and churches in q well estab-
lished and popular community.
Outstanding value at S1S,95O. For
appt. to inspect, call Mr.. MCDOWELL.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
A LITTLE GEM-$18,950
Custom built IL yrs. ago, this de-
tached brick home has charm and
innovations. including paneled den
with hrepl. and 1st-h. lavatory, liy.
rm. with firepl.. din. rm., all-elec.
kit; with dishyssher; 2 spacious
with bath; built-in garage. Newly
decorated. VACANT. Act now. Ewes.
call WO. 5576.
GormaA p. Young. DE. 4444
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. (cons.)
FAIRLAWN--OFF Mum. AWE.

GROOM sEMIDETACHED BRICK
WITH BASEMENT APT.
Modern. clean, spacious rooms, fire
place. gas heat. front porch
level fenced lot. A lovely hom,
with income in one of the bes
Sc. locations. Owner retiring, say!
SELL Cali today. Mrs. Cox, LU
2aaSl36. ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST
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NO. 1908
SILVER SPRTNC
INDIAN SPRING C. C.
SIMMER

A Miller Controlled Community
Low CASH PAYMENT
MONTHLY PAYMENTS LIKE RENT
TO RESPONSIBLE PURCHASER
Colonial siding, and having bed
rooms and 2 baths. living room open
ing onto screened porch, library,
dining room with bay window, kitch-
en-, storage attic. good open base
ment with fireplace and space for
recreation room. gas heat. Pos
session with settlement.
w. G. & A. N. Miller. OR. 4464
Evening star., 1952-08-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD Md, 43 Highland
pl.-One bedrm., liv. rm., kit,
bath: newly painted; $3.50 down;
SCI so mo. pays all expenses ex-
cent utils. Al Highland pl.; 8 bed
rms. ny, rm.,, kit. bath: $3.50
BoH have oil heat, large yard.
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81 Down, 81 A Week
Will not buy q house today, but
$1,000 cash with $16 q Wk. will
get you a lovely 5-rm. home, almost
new. in nearby Md. Beautiful floors
gas, heat; well-drained fenced lot
Call BRENTWOOD REALTY CO.
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"STT,VER SPRTNGO

SILVER SPRING
.$12,950
Two bedroom brick bungalow In beau
tiful Seven Oaks.
$19,950
New Hampshire Gardens. 3-bedroom
brick Colonial. "a bath LIST floor.
House in perfect condition. Fenced
$17,950
WOODMOOR
Two-bedroom brick bungalow with
expandable attic. Beautifully land
scaped lot. Close to parochial and
public schools.
- $14,950
CONNECTICUT GARDENS
New 3-bedroom rambler with large
de luxe kitchen, full basement with
HOLMEADE Realtor
CT
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RETHESnA

DE- i aEOOA
Park lane. near Goddard rd., Battery
Park. block from Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. Charming Groom white clap
board home: gas heat. screened
porch and garage: ideal location.
DI. 1855; after hours, sWo. 0lI2.
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ONLY $1.75O DOWN
3 BATHS

Five-yr. -old brick. 2 stories; @ lse.
rms, plus an 1sx24 rec. rm,. fin. in
multiple dwelling for a large family.
Upsal st. and Wheeler I'd. Vicinity,
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
24l2 Minnesota Ave. Sc, LU. 4-OO4O
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BETHESDA-Rambl with 20 IT..
liv. rm., sep. din. rm.; 3 bedrms.;
/ yr. old real buy at $I7.950.
ARDMORE REALTY CO. OIL. 4557.
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE
ROCKVILLE
Moneywise
ND
Otherwise

Buy this 2-apt. house and enjoy an
added income. Keep one-rent one /;
or rent both for a total OF SI68
per mo. One apt. has liv. rm.. din.
End apt. has bedrm., kit. and bath
Price. $17,500. Call tonight It'll 8.
Dorothy K. Winston & Co.
905 10th st. NV. Realtor. ST. O55O
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PARKLAWN. $4,000
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
coo O6n

Near University of Md. in a most
desirable section OF University
Park. white brick Colonial, large
liv. rm.. and din rm., mod. kit,
beautiful pine paneled rec. rm,,
garage, porch, shaded lot, reas.
down payment.
CARR g. TIPPETT
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one in Kensington. nicely modern
lied but with all its old-tiIne charm;
6 rooms and bath. also 1st-floor
sun room. h.-w. oil heat. 2.car ga
rage; lot 145x16O. $19,5o0. RIPLEY
g. ROMAR. Realtors. 81. Gill. Open
ewes. ~
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166 ELMIRA ST. S.W.
Near Naval Research Lab, Anacostia
Air Station and Boiling Field. This
in tiptop condition. Must be seen Ia
appreciate. Best financing. Cali Mr.
Shuman, DU. 1895.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th 81. NV, DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-08-21
$4,000

Crittenden st. me-; IL years old; ex
cellent condition.; gas heat: deep lot
best value today. LEGUM AND GAR.
BER, Realtors. OR. 1000 It'll p m
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TAKOMA PARK
FARMETTE-CHICKENS

"a little land; lot of living &"
Six-rm. modern home with full
bSmt. on "a acres OF fine garden
age and other outbldgs.; cony. to
schools. buses and only 20 min.
drive from D. c. over new S. Capt.
tol st. bridge and Suitland pkwy.
Phone now, VI. 1915 until 10 pm.
JIM BRITT
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peter ]. hagan
REALTOR

w: 'Ys 1851 IN: Has 1885 se oiEN III 3 FIJI FIJI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07

Old restored home with much
charm. Acres Of lawn, fine
old trees, eorden.
First Floor: Attractive en-
tronce, 30-ft. liv. rm., fire
place OF each end, opening
on teroee, Dining rm., ex-
ceIlent size, buffers pontry,
equipped kitchen, including
dishwosher.
Second Floor: Moster bed
room, privote both, guest
rn., both, ! other bedroom
or sitting nm. with firepIoce.
Plenty Of Storage. Port base
ment, oil heat, laundry, Ben
dix and Deepfreeze. One nm.
and both guest house, 2-eor
oorooe, outbuildinqs, stobIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07

when it was the rule to make a
strenuous effort to sell houses.
In earlier periods. as many.
persons well remember, it was
not possible merely to start a
project and wait for people to
sign up for the houses before
they were finally completed, as
has been the case in recent
years. Brief waiting periods be-
tween completion and sale were
almost the exception In many
parts of the country. y
But nothing was gained by
such a situation, except high
overhead and a rachitic build-
ing industry. The Government
is interested in reinstating
neither situation, officials in
dictated. For that reason. work
has been continuing between
HHFA and the Federal Reserve
Board to come to terms on a
new set of rules to speed up
sales bit in all price classifica-
tons.
Latest word seems to be that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
New Liquid Runs
Gamut Of Uses, From
Mending 10 Sealing
By D. M. Derwin

Leaks. regardless Of where they
occur. whether in the household
plumbing, the garden hose or the
gasoline tank of the family car.
can be both annoying and ex-
pensive to stop.
However, a new solution, now
being marketed. seals many leaks
on contact. This new solution is
neither a glue, paste nor cement.
According to the, manufacturer,
1t never becomes brittle.
In addition to stopping leaks, it
also, in some instances. Inends and
repairs, and in others insulates
and waterproofs.
For example, it will seal leaks
in household plumbing, the gar
den hose, fuel oil and gasoline
tanks and lines (without draining
of the contentS). radiators and
heater hoses. sprinkling cans,
pals and laundry tubs. as well as
boats, rubber footwear, rain
spouts, cave troughs and toilet
floats and leaks In numerous
other things.
1t will mend and repair such
items as bric-a-brac, porcelain
and crockery, furniture, metal and
plastic screens, linoleum. loose up
holstering, awnings. fabric and
plastics, to high spot few. Yet
this same product will insulate
and waterproof electric wiring,
battery cables, battery terminals,
auto ignition systems, spark plugs
and generators.
In short, it has hundreds of
uses and bonds equally well on
metal. fabric. glass, rubber and
even plastic. It is not affected by
gasoline, oil, naptha, alcohol or
water. Application is easy j. =.
simply apply the amount needed
at the leak.
Automatic Door Light.
It has often occurred to me
that architects or builders, or per-
hap both. take a fiendish delight
in placing closets in the hardest
to-light corner of the room. Others
evidently have felt the same way,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07

the new terms will be ready for
announcement next week.
Meanwhile. builders and
brokers are being forced to mark
time. to some extent, by Gus
toners who have gained the idea
that If they wait a few more
days they will not be required
by law to- make quite so high
down payment as is needed at
present.
Under the circumstances,
builders and brokers perhaps
can be forgiven for hoping for
an early Eyes" or mo" on The
Regulation x revision, spelled
out in terms that buyers can
understand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Lewis
CONTINUED From Page BID

\Noi1eAAiuCo rum age Dbl
to suggest that it would be i'm
possible to continue this years
activity in case the sales rate
is not soon stepped up to meet it.
Without doubt. Regulation x
terms have weighed down sales
in many areas. and particularly
in the higher-priced categories.
Many builders don't rely on
economic representations to
gauge the volume of their &C
tivity. They merely test the
market by the old-fashioned
method of observing how their
product is selling.
Prudent ones among them try
to tailor their activity to the
market. When sales plod along,
such builders are apt to be more
cautious, start fewer houses at
a time, or stop altogether.
On a comparative basis, of
course, even the present market
slowed down as it ISIS still
q boom market when Judged
against periods before the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Construction OutIoys Set
New Record for Month

Expenditures for new construc-
ton during the first five months
Of this year were per cent ahead
Iof the corresponding period last
year. the Bureau of Labor Stats
tics and the Commerce Depart
Iment's Building Materials Divi-
sion reported this week.
Construction OUTLAWS in May
rose to $2.75 billion, setting q
new record for the month.
The level of expenditures for
Iprivate residential construction
was about the same in May as in
the same month last year, and
factory building construction was
Iahead of last year.
Home building for the five
month period, however. was down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
DC. Rental Applications
lTotoI 70l in 3 Weeks

Rental housing applications to-
tailed 701 during the last three
weeks, the District Housing Gen.
ter reported today. OF the total
1913 were new applications, and
I203 were reapplications. Alto
|gether, 592 applicants sought
dwellings and 100 wanted rooms
In the same period, AL dwell
Iings were listed for rent. plus 156
rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07

more than IL per cent from the
corresponding 1851 period.
The statement added:
Public spending for new con-
struction continued it's upward
climb, reaching $947 million in
May. An increase in highway
work, although less than usual for
this time Of year, was an i'm
Iportant factor in boosting this
total.
Federal expenditures for mill
Itary, atomic energy. and defense
plant facilities rose more than
IseaSonally. Total public OUTLAWS
for new construction during the
first five months of 1852 ex-
lceeded $3.8 billion, Is per cent
more than during the correspond
ling period of 1851"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07

for more than one man has in.
vested many hours in making in.
expensive closet lights that woulc
automatically light when the dool
of the closet opened. One manu-.
facturer has come up with 9
efficient and inexpensive
automatic door light.
This new. compact door light
automatically turns off when the
door is closed and lights when the
door is opened. The attractive
lamp cylinder Is nodded of dura-
BILE, non-conductive phenolic plas-
tic to house a light-bulb socket
at one end and a spring button
switch at the other end.
With two screws and a metal
support attached to the switch
end Of the lamp, this lamp Is
easily mounted flush to the inside
of the top door frame so that the
door. when closed, will hold the
spring button in. The lamp is
equipped with a nine-foot cord
and plug for connection to a wall
outlet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07

For further information on
items mentioned, write to Mr..
Derwin, Room 724 Star Bldg, in
closing self-addressed. stamped
envelope for reply. s.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Inauguration
Party Will Be Natl

WASHINGTON Up - The three
day party celebrating President
elect Eisenhower's inauguration
will be a national party" says
dancer George Murphy, who will
direct the entertainment.
Murphy, appointed Mond a y,
said most of the Jan. 1920 pro-
ceedingS viii be carried by radio
and television. Some programs, he
said, may be sold to sponsors to
cut expenses which the Inaugural
Committee estimates may hit one
million dollars.
Murphy said highlights will In
clude a concert by the National
Symphony Orchestra Jan. IS, a
real variety show. rot vaude-
vile show Jan. 10 and an invita-
tion-only ball after the inaugura.
ton Jan. 20.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
cYcL1sr CAUTION ASKED

Editor, The Citizen:
A recent issue of The Citizen
carried an item concerning the
plight of cycle riders in this city.
May a driver have a few well
chosen words in behalf OF his
fellow motorists?
Chief complaint We motorists
have against bike riders is this:
the majority of cyclists COM
pletely disregard any and all
traffic regulations. 1t is not at all
unusual to see a couple of riders
abreast going the wrong way on
one way streets. Drivers give
hand and light signals as to their
driving intentions; said signals
are blithely ignored by the chap
on two wheels.
At times autos must come to a
complete halt to avoid striking a
bicycling nincompoop as two,
three or more ride abreast four or
five feet apart on our narrow
streets. Poor guy-the motorist.
tax ridden for everything that
can be thought of - seems to
have no business even being al
lowed on the street. Time and
time again this writer has seen
bicycles being ridden at night
without benefit of reflector of
any description, much less a
light.
ask, is that giving a motorist
fair break? Let an accident oc-
cur and the hapleSs driver gets
it in the neck. Figures prove that
the large majority of bicycle-auto
accidents are caused by careless
riding.
Mr.. Average Cyclist calmly
cuts in and out of lines of traffic,
trusting to Providence and good
driving to keep his neck whole.
Please, all drivers are not as
careful as they should be, the
next cycle-auto accident may be
yours. Don't let it happen through
your carelessness or neglect. Re-
member that you, Mr.. Rider, are
a part of the never-ending traffic
flow on our streets and highways
So try a little more road courtesy
on your part.
No motorist wants your blood
on his fender and heart regard
less of who may be to blame.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Smathers Finds People Are
Expecting Taxes Lightened

with r. L. and Gorden Dean of
the Herald. Had breakfast with
Bradley Oldham and Malcolm Nc
Neil before taking off for Or
lando where ! met many friends
and had a physical checkup (the
doctors say I am in excellent
shape after some eight weeks on
the fried chicken circuit) .
Took Thanksgiving off to eat
turkey with my mother and
father and then drove to Plant
City joining many good friends
including Gerald Patten, r. r.
Abbott, Congressman-Elect Court
ney Campbell and Sheriff-Elect
Ed Blackburn at the strawberry
festival. Was proud that in auc-
tioning off the first pint of straw
berries I brought in 81, $50 VIII Aeh
goes into the polio fund Fri
day night was dinner guest at
Tampa of the West Coast Chap
ter of Sigma Delta Chi, journal
ism fraternity. Hampton Dunn.
Managing Editor of the Tampa
Times. President, had to leave
early because of the arrival in
this world of his third child;
Bennett DeLoach (AP) took over;
we had such a wonderfully en-
crossing time talking about news
papers that I almost missed my
midnight plane for a hurried trip
to Washington. Newspaper and
radio people have a way of max.
ing you forget the passage ol
time.
RED FACE DEPARTMENT
Last week my whole organiza.
ton slipped mental cog anc
now apologies to J. B. Lahan
Editor of the Bay County Citizen
J. B. does a wonderful job for u:
and we can't get over our chagrir
at spelling his name wrong.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Family Escapes
As Big Bomber
Crashes Home

BAKERSFIELD, Calf. Up - A
fnily of five escaped unharmed
Monday when a B29 bomber pro
pellor crashed down on their home
in a Bakersfield residential sec
ton.
The blade. falling from the high
flying plane, Sheared off a corner
of the home, slashed through q
bedroom and partially buried it
self in the ground. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cowle and their three chill
dren were at dinner In an sdioin.
Ing room.
The Air Force refused to give
any details Of the accident for
what il termed security reasons. Il
was presumed the bomber eontin,
ued on its flight using three en-.
gines a procedure which is not
unusual.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Ouine Inherits
From Ex-Wife

LOS ANGELES Up - The di-
vorced husband Of the late actress
Susan Peters was left a portion
of her estate.
Her will, filed for probate Mon.
day, was written June Is, 1943
five months before she and film
director Richard Quine were mar
ried, and it was never changed
although they we're divorced in
194S. She left all her furniture to
Quine.
The rest Of the estate, personal
property valued at $1,000. was left
to her mother, the late Mrs. Abby
Carnahan.
Miss Peters, 81, paralyzed in a
hunting accident Jan. 1, 1945, died
Oct. % at ViSalia, Calf.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
APPRECIATION EXPRESSED
Editor, The Citizen:

Editor, The Citizen:
Before closing the books on this
campaign, ! want to express my
appreciation for your support of
Governor Stevenson's candidancy.
We did not have what you might
call overwhelming support from the
press and your endorsement was
especially welcome.
/ know you will agree with me
that Governor Stevenson conducted
one of the finest campaigns of
recent times, and has fulfilled our
expectations of him. He has emerg-
ed from the campaign as one of the
truly great leaders of America.
This is attested by the fact that he
has received early q million
votes-millions beyond the total cast
Tor any other unsuccessful candi-
date for the Presidency.
With best personal regards,
Cordially,
WILSON w. WYATT
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Accidents are costly in miser,

Accidents are costly in misery
and money. It makes no differ
ence who is to blame, the cost
must be paid by both parties and
their families.
Very often both motorist and
cyclist or pedestrian are to blame
for an accident. Therefore we
must, each and every one of us,
be constantly on guard against
the carelessness of ourselves and
others.
A moment of shrill outcry, the
smash of steel against body, the
crunch of broken bones, and a
lifetime of remorse and regret
may follow a moments lapse.
Please be careful.
Name withheld.