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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Reds Claim,
" oman Pilot
Led Bolnbers

TOKYO P - A woman pilot
hero led the Communist air raid
on Inchon Harbor early Tuesday,
the Pyongyang Radio said today,
The North Korean High Com
mand said Red bombers attacked
Inchon and Kimpo Air Base. de-
stroying "a L. n. aircraft in the
Kimpo raid.
The L. S. Fifth Air Force said
only three obsolete biplanes
dropped explosives in the vicinity
of Kimpo and Inchon without caus-
ing any damage.
The Red radio broadcast a dis
patch from q Communist CORES
pondent saying Woman Pilot Hero
Tae Son Hi led the Red bombers
which dropped every bomb over
the enemy marShaIling yard on
the Inchon Harbor. All bombs got
their targets.
The broadcast continued. After
recognizing the enemy weapon
flames, the woman hero turned
her planes head to the base All
bombers returned safely
Breeders have produced beef
cattle without horns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Market Follows
Trend

NEW YORK R-The stock mar
ket followed an unevenly upward
trend today in its first hating
steps into the new year.
Activity was at low ebb, and
most price changes were less than
a dollar a share.
But some of the SteelS, rails and
motion picture issues tackled on
gains that helped give lift to
prices generally. Numerous minus
signs we're scattered through most
sections of the list, however.
Reaching higher ground were
L. S. Steel. Bethlehem Steel, South
crn Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio,
Union Pacific, Paramount Pic
lures tup more than a point at
one tIme) LoeW's, Twentieth Cen
tury-FOX, Kennecott Copper, Chry-
slcr. Zenith Radio, Radio Corp
(Wiping out an early decline), Sin
clair OIL. American Cyanamid,
Westinghouse Electric and Inter
national Telephone.
Backward were Northern Pacif-
ic, Santa Fe. General Motors,
Montgomery Ward, Union Carbide.
dupont. American Smelling, Dou-
gIas Aircraft and Johns Manville.
On the curb exchange. higher
prices were recorded for Whirl-
pool. California Electric power
Investors Royalty, National Fuel
Gas, American Maraciabo. Cuban
Atlantic Sugar, Creole Petroleum
and Woodley Petroleum. Issues re-
treating included u. S. Foil b,
| Electric Bond & Share, M0lybden-
UNI, New Jersey Zine and Vene.
| zuelan Petroleum.
Corporate bonds achieved an if.
regular advance. In over thee oun
ter dealings, u. S. government.
showed virtually no change.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Italian Reds
Openly Attack
Catholics
Say Church Is Trying
TO Control Europe
Pprched On General
IlisenhOwer's Shoulders

ROME iR-Itallan Communists,
careful for five years to skirt a
showdown with the Roman Cath
Ole Church, are attacking it openly
to halt the creation of a Western
European army.
PalmirO Togliatti, boss of Italy's
Reds, keynoted the drive with a
charge that the Catholic Church
is trying to control Europe through
"clericalism perched on Eisenhow-
er'S shoulders"
His statement clearly linked the
new fight on the church with Com
munlSm's intense campaign to de-
feat the growth of confederation
in the free nations.
Communists oppose the plans to
confederate Western Europe's ar
mics and economies because they
provide TIE way of bringing Ger
many'S manpower and industry
into the Western defense setup
commanded by Gen. Dwight d.
Eisenhower.
Togliatti fired his first gun, not
in Italy, but with an article In
the French Communist paper,
LHumanite, perhaps significantly
because anti-clericalism is a point
Of political contention in France.
Togliatti gave the same theme
to Italy's Communicable coun-
trys largest party-in a New
Years message in the Italian Com
munist paper, L'Unita.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02

Trinity College of Hartford,
Conn. which didn't win a game
during its first 10 years of inter-
collegiate football, defeated CCNY
$40, back in 1907.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Toddy's Birthday
WILLIAM MARTIN JEEEERs.

born Jan. z, 1875. in North Platte,
Neb. Former president of the Un-
ion Pacific Railroad Co., and now
vice chairman of its board of di-
rectors. he is a resident of Los An
geIes. LETTERS started work for the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02

In 1888 a strange -foot-long fish
was caught off the tip of South
Africa which was believed by ichth-
biologists to have become extinct
so million years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02

railroad at IA as a call boy He had
charge of the rubber program of
the War Production Board in World
War II, supervising the develop
ment of synthetic rubbers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02

Add finely chopped celery and
stuffed olives to d basic tomato
aspic: serve on salad green's with
cheese souffle. shrimp fondue.
or with cold chicken or turkey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02

Freshman Alan Amcche of Wis
c0nsin set two new rushing records
for the Western Conference during
the 81 grid season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02

Philosophy comprises the under
standing of virtue, of duty and of
right living-Cicero.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02
Interesting Notes

In Japan, there is no antagonism
between its two chief religions.
Shintoism and Buddhism.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02

The turkey is the only poultry
type to originate in North America.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-02

Breeders have produced beef
cattle without horns.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25
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Librarian
FICTION

L N II lt(lN
The Road To Bithynia, SIaugh
ter. A novel of Luke, t;le below
ed physician. 1t is the story OF
Likes search for peace in TEN
pestuous age and of the many
fascinating figures he meets in
this quest. There is Peter, Paul
and Herod and Stephen who is
stoned and many other characters
you will recognize.
Doctor In Buckskin, T. D. Alien
When Doctor Marcus Whitman
brought his bride, Mareissa to the
missionary post on the Columbia
River, they were practically the
only white people in the Oregon
territory. Together the two car
ried on doing their work in spite
of the warning Indians, Who mis-.
trusted the white people.
The Center OF The World, Tob
in. Do you know where the ceu.
ter of the world is? 1t is where
ever you want it to be; it is one
of those things that every person
in the world has the final say
about. Clearwater was the center
of the world for Doc Fawcett anc
he wanted it to stay that way
There were others in the towl
who wanted to change it-thereby
hangs the interesting story.
By-Line For Murder. Carve
Detective story.
NON-FICTION
Halfway To Heaven. Hersey
The author knows Guatemala wei
from three lengthy visits there
and in delightful narrative stylt
tells of her travels and experien
ces
These WeIl-Adiusted Children
Langdon & Stout. Here is th'
wisdom of parents, for parents
the combined experience of moth
ers and fathers whose method
of rearing their children have
worked.
Short Story Writing, Tremaine
Do you have a yen to write o
maybe you have a real knack TO
writing. This book will give yol
the editorial viewpoint, and dis
cuss composition, hazards tha
writer's could avoid and man,
other helpful suggestions
The New You and F!eredify
Scheinfeld. This book is of vita
+, Importance regarding yourself ant
your family. All the finding
regarding human inheritance ar
presented. Many scientists ant
medical experts have aided th
author in preparing this book t
give you accurate facts on thi
subject.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25
Washer Covers Serve
AS Good Tables

Plywood covers will protect
kitchen-stored washing machines
from dust and furnish working
or storing space at the same time,
according to a home economist
at Ohio State University.
Thelma Beall, extension spec
ialist in home management, points
out that a plywood cover really
hides" washing machine makes
it look like a piece of, kitchen fur
niture At the same time, the
top of the cover makes a good
storage or working space. Such
cover can be finished with
enamel, paint or varnish SO that
it harmonizes with other kitchen
equipment.
Miss Beall outlines the list OF
materials you will need for the
washer cover: Enough 1X2's to
make a frame that will enclose
your washer; plywood Tor sides,
top and front (back is left OPEN;
linoleum to cover the top; mold
ing or edging, and four casters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25

pies can combine with raisins;
ground cranberries, with diced ap-
Piles and orange or tangerine Sec
tionS. Avocado slices alternate
prettily with grapefruit sections.
Here's an idea for a peanut
prune salad: For 4 servings, use
IL cooked prunes, 1/3 cup of cot
tage cheese, / teaspoon grated
orange rind, 2 tablespoons of
chopped peanuts, salt to taste, and
mayonnaise.
Pit and chill the prunes. Com
bine the cottage cheese, orange
rind, peanuts and salt. Moisten
this mixture with mayonnaise
dressing and stuff it into the
prunes. Serve on salad green's.
Another salad bears the name
of the red apple salad-because
salt, half a cup of the cinnamon
candies. Use 4 firm tart apples,
IL cups Of sugar, 4 teaspoon of
odll, Hall q Sup VI IilC Soiiiioiiioii
candies, three cups of water, and
Y cup of cottage cheese. Pare
and core the apples. Add sugar,
salt, and candies to the water,
and heat this mixture, stirring un-
til it's dissolved.
Cook the apples slowly in this
sirup in covered pan until
they're just tender, turning them
occasionally to color them evenly.
Drain and chill the apples-then
stuff them with cheese. This is
a perky salad served on dark
greens.
GLADDEN. your table with va
riety of salads these winter days.
1t will add not only color and in
terest to your meals, but also
health giving vitamins and min
erals.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25
House Cleaning
Needs Right Tools
To Avert Fatigue
BY Betty Hockin

Cleaning our homes is one Of
the most fatiguing jobs we do
1t is often done without adequate
tools or knowledge that there are
better and easier methods.
In general, Well-selected, good
quality tools pay for their extra
cost in their efficiency and in the
time and energy they save. They
are more economical in the end
because they do not have to be
replaced SO often. 1t is equally
true that moderately good tools
we'll cared for will give longer
service than the best that are
carelessly handled.
With such a wide variety of
cleaning equipment on the mark
ct, there may be temptation to
buy more than is actually needed
1t is we'll to consider the cost OF
a tool in relation to how durable
and useful it is.
Cleaning Supplies should be
kept together in a basket or box
of convenient size to carry from
room to room. This will save
many steps.
A home should be kept clean
not made clean at infrequent in.
| tervals. Frequent brushing OF
walls, woodwork, draperies, and
upholstered furniture Will post
pone the need for soap and water
Dirt should always be removed,
not scattered from one place to
another. A vacuum cleaner is
one of the most helpful tools in
accomplishing this. In washing
walls or wood trim wash from
the bottom up. When water runs
down on soiled surface it leaves
streaks
Ii cleaning jobs are carefully
planned and good methods learn
ed many breaking hours can
be saved.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25
TEACHERS FAVOR ENGLISH

For the past ten years more
high school teachers have wanted
to teach English more than any
other subject, according to DR..
Clyde Hissong, state director Of
education. Dr.. Hissong bases this
statement on statistics found in
fields in which high school teac-
hers were trained. Last year
there were 1,199 high school teac-
hers who chose this subject. Sec
ond choice was history with 1,01C
choosing to teach in that field.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25

tools are required. The top, bottom and
sides are one-inch white pine, II inches
wide.
The back is panel of Masonite 1s"
Tempered Presdwood, the same ma
terial that is used in the construction
of the shelves. Each slanting shelf is
made by fastening the cardboard to a
framework of l" by 2" white pine, the
top one being fastened to the ends with
screws so that it has a slant of Is
degrees. The center shelf is similarly
attached, but here the slant is SIS de-
grees. The lower shelf, which Incl
dentally is the widest for the larger
books and magazines, is slanted at As
degrees.
Pieces of lattice lumber form the lips
against which the books rest on each
shelf.
This sturdy bookcase will take con-
siderable abuse 1t will be attractive in
child's room, in the recreation room
or on porch. The bookcase should be
given a prime coat and two finish coats
OF paint or enamel to harmonic with
Its surroundings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25
Consumers Leaning
To Less Fatty Meat

Jack Spratt would not eat fat.
That's still true today. Apparent
ly Mrs. Spratt has changed her
tastes, however - she is eating
lean.
Consumers more and more
tend to favor hams, picnics, loins,
PORK chops and Boston butts over
lard and fat cuts,'' says Wilbur
Bruner extension economist at
Ohio State University. Smaller
demand for fat cuts and lard, rel
ative to lean meat, has changed
price relationships of pork prod
uctS.
Bruner says pork products
which fail to satisfy consumers
have caused all hog prices to be
lower in recent years. Hogs
would have brought 1851 per
hundred more in 1949 if fat cuts
and lard had been worth as much
as they we're during the period,
1885 to 1899.
In 1949 and 1850, hogs cost
$7.61 more on the Chicago market
then they did during the period
$1910-19. Prime steamed-lard ter.
ces, however, were $2.61 cheaper
in 1949-50 than during the earlier
period.
Bruner will present the problem
at the 18th annual Animal Nutri.
ton Conference at Ohio State Uni
versity. He is one of II who will
speak during the meeting Novem
Der 0-9. D. D. Meyer, program
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25
8Colorful Salads
Give Touch Of June
In Ian. On able
BY BETTY HOCKIN

ColorfuI fruit salads add a
touch of ''June in January to the
meals you serve these long Win
ter days.
With oranges and tangerines so
plentiful and such other fruits as
avocadoes and grapefruit in the
flush of the production season,
your salads needn't lack for va
riety.
Grapefruit sections alternated
with impaired apple slices make
a pretty combination. Diced ap-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25

In 1850, farm prices of eggs
averaged 13 cents more in the
last half of the year then they
averaged the first half.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25

chairman, says newest findings in
nutrition will be presented to
livestock and poultry producers
and representatives of the feed
industry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25
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For Form and Home
Slanting-Shelf Bookcase

A BOOKCASE especially designed for
"A a child's use has three slanting
shelves which hold either books or
magazines fiat. On top is conventional
shelf for smaller books that are stood
up in the usual way.
Just three feet high and three feet
wide, this attractive piece may be built
readily in the home workshop, as the
construction is simple and no special
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25
PRISONERS ON INCREASE

According to Sheriff Merlan
Budd there was an increase in the
number of prisoners registered in
the Ottawa-County Jail during the
past year, with 3O4 persons hav.
ing been brought to the Jail as
compared to 206 during 1850
Most of the cases were reckless
driving, assault, intoXicatlon OF
petty charges. Four prisoners
were sent to the state penitentiary
during the year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25

Too much oil is as bad for elec.
trio motors as too little.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-25

World production of crude oil
totaled 3.8 billion barrels in 1850.
or lis per cent more than III
1949.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

NEW SUMMER RENTAL LIST ready
Wide price range. BAKER REALTY
Ph. 2-a43s. Open sun. ~
LOTS-5h miles north o!
Ocean City. Md. on the ocean
Graded ready for construction
MARTIN s. SMITH, Box 81. Bridge.
vile. Del. phone 4120.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. - Nicel,
furnished l and 9 bedroom apis. or
e. 9ssaa 4Sss 9FSas & Pselss ReeEdsys Easss In June
NEW BEACH HOUSES on Atlantic
place, screened porch. Completel,
flEn Also owners de luxe cottage
living room. bedroom. kitchen. bath
Foam rubber mattresses. screened
poreh Sleeps p4 J. x;t,r Cempletely s;E equip i
or Phone Kitty Hawk III.
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-For rent
bath. modern conveniences; $50 pei
week June and September: $50 pei
week July and August. RALPH A
DeLOY, State Road, route Reno.
both Beach, Del. Telephone S410.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.--3-bedrm
honse 9n exceps S linens nem So wf spee
rates for June. OR. 5533.
REHOBOTH-Lovely cottage in ocear
block; furn.; 2 bedrms., bath; mod
ern; special rate June. OIL. 3616
OCEAN CITY, eMD.-Beautifu mod
ernistic. 2-bedfm. cottage on ocean
season. Telephone DU. 1880.
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Choice ocear
front; 1a-acre lot; Blk. /. Sec. A
must sell; $1,000. WI. 1887.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Lge. apt; / blk
ocean; modern; knotty pine through
out; accommodates 6-S. LA. 6-S420
the beach: modern apartments ant
cottages; $50 week UP. OIL. 3SS;
Evening star., 1952-05-11
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SAIL
WINTER OR SUMMER HOMES.
MARY T. BOARD, Broker, Annapolis

WINTER OR SUMMER HOMES.
BREEZY PaSSi HqseTSisii FONT BEACH. corTAGEs,
$500 and $1,000. 2 and 8, bedrms, !,
Es wstsI gorohfEs EIc. eee sstbns and
se6nJ.1 ssS: Via Via Upper % Marlboro. way.
sons, corner through Chesapeake
Beach then 5 miles south.
72-FT. WATER FRONT on Rhode
River at Carrs Wharf y acre land;
2u's, rms e0i'ssfs' ssss 1as ecmDlstsy oiGf; fnE
a'Snse aoIT Bouieysrd sSSSi 'egms as5M IA NC.
Cormick ave. BALTIC. 6. Md. IL
$500 DOWN will buy a, cottage at
Woodland Beach; Avalon Shores.
Talsvas KH sSo ans .vss otafF dsis Ssfsh resorts
An ISLAND MANSION on the Severn
River. 80 mi. from Washington. 6
mi. from Annapolis; 1S beautiful
acres with rose garden and parks;
several guest houses and cottages;
.Sse Sef vbs sose babs fSy saanRsSS snd nRsS
ins, completely furnished. Owner
Considered. CON der L. HcSoiFSFMAN REALTY
GO, 81; 4-12s; eyes, and SUNDAYS
ssoREaAM st, SaaA BEAcH-4-bedrm. Turn
heater. full bath, extra shower, lge
fiagstone terrace with firepl.; water
on ) sides. Mr.. RICHARDS. Wesi
River 474l. OIL. 29I9.
LAKE JACKSON, VIRGINIA--Attrac-
tive furnished cottage with fireplact
reasonably priced. For further in
formation call Manassas 7sW be
tween l and 3 p.m. Sunday May ii
FRANKLIN MANOR on the Bay neal
Deale, Md. 2 new ramblers, 2 bed
ms rms; iss porch, s'.9, 3oxs; ,n.s GT.eenss,S ed
rm; raa,,,a and bath Oh ox heat sS py;s. Yea
eSoI; eSon.. aYs; Ss. 6iH; oss5 wo 7iss Iis Hish'
RETIREMENT HOME. II acres. $50.
IT. waterfront on pretty cove: Liv.
ins room, dining room: kitchen. 4
bedrms., Ia baths, basement.
DooFCches; DoC go sEod neishSSTheeSN; noghe%N S15;; s
FOR RENT OR sALE--completel,
furnished modern home on Magoth,
RIVER. s miles from ANNAPOLIS, Il
miles from Baltimore. 4 bedrooms
sarss ssshs ca i'sseais oaEE RanaDos 4so
WATER sIfE FRONT I On AcREAGE-on lowe,
Patuxent River. Parcels Sla to ITt
acres. Good house: rms, . baths
outbldss.; nice water front; grabbing
fishing. oysters; good harbor I'm
bathing: paved state rd. along prop
srty; ell level and clear Price
WILLIAM A. lynch 'Asent. 1t r. r
1912 ".
Evening star., 1952-05-11

CAPE ST. CLAIRE. Directly on the
Bay with beautiful beach. Year
round home with every convenience,
Including hsat F. h.tS modern ,n. kitchen Oil
living room, two good-sized bed
rooms. Owner will rent to salts
factory small family. Open Sunday,
two to five.
An unusually nice bungalow ut Cape
st. John with two bedrooms, q very
modern kitchen and living room. The
U5 i aTse xser w9 SeG and fsss ts n1es an
Itt IS not too nigh high. VIC" anu 'As Of'''
Briar clif for the summer. A de-
lightful, 3-bedroom. furnished home
in this beautiful area on the Severn
River near Ritchie highway. Fea-
lures a beautiful big screened porch.
race with barbecue pit. Fireplace
and an oil heater for cool nights.
Pendennis Mount. A beautiful brick
home on the Severn River. Two
miles from ANNAPOLIS; Lovely lawns
rooms. 5 baths. living room. library,
dining room, modern kitchen, ser
wants rooms and bath, Scar ga
rage, Looks straight across to the
Naval Academy and GOWN Il The Bay Bay.
Phone 1884.
EPPING FOREsT-Directly on water
2-bedrm. furn. cottage; 81, 500.
BAY RIDGE-4-bedrm. residence; oil
h.-w. h; this is q. comfortable home
EVA GUDE BRANDT. Realtor, 20
West St, Annapolis. Nd. Phone 4612.
LONG BEACH. L, Year-,round home,
kitchen, 2 ,bedrms., bath and in
closed porch; oil-fired floor furnace.
gas stove and automatic water
heater. electric refrigerator. Lots
5oxloo sh9Tt n%d distance s. e frG i't n3ey Ssy.
LONG BEACH. 2. Modern bungalow
In excellent condition. on 100x100
lot; fully furnished; $4,000; 2
bedrooms. living room. kitchen
washroom. screened front porch and
inclosed outside shower. Terms may
LONG BEACH. 8. Completed shell on
l00x1oG .lI lots; .. bedrooms; roo :crn.nas LIVING
front porch. May be occupied while
finishing interior. Priced at only
s.. 800; substantially all cash.
LONG BEACH. f. Wooded lots 70x
1875, overlooking water; $3.50. Terms,
20eS down and $50 per month.
LONG BEACH. 5. Wooded corner lot.
50xlOO. on hard-surfaeed road;
$500; Terms. 2oSe down and $40
TO inspect. drive = miles south Of
Prince Frederick on Solomons Island
road, turn left at st. Leonard and
follow Long Beach signs to once
VA NJ. Z. RocKHn,L. INC.
st. Leonard, Maryland
Phone. Prince Frederick BOSE.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
]. E. CAPPS
Realtor-Holly N
LEONARDTOWN 314

F. V. BEITLER, BROKER
CAPE w1ST FIvER fn6H es!I =. lv,l ANNAPOLIS 2e55
Md.-184 #. water front: beautiful
screened porchss. large lis;. liv. rm', 5
. p1Tsplaces. full basement.
hivES CLUB ESTATES. Rhodes Riv-
from frc Il ami miles no,,f from D. C., 8 miles
]; White shingle cottage, 4 bedrms.,
large living nm. breezeway and ga
rage; corner lot. 100000. Pur-
Gs GSnaser can assume GI mortgage.
2. New expAndabie.type bungalow.
fireplace. din. rm.. bedrms iiti kiti
and bath; oil heat; hardwood fioors
:slSe and fool fEsGaEe; E,tS stairway to unnished
bedrooms and bath. A very at
tI1odrg sractiye home on a full k-acre
Freed to sell at S15.S5O complete.
d; r,,i., 1,a-sIory. year-around bungalow,
wisb 1Iisbh'e rGesign; large paneled liv. rm.
bath; nice lot: d1rS;; d1oapproy;ed: xii immea ama
gate occupancy. Use OF pvt. beach
tSl pr;cs swi9mming "a ngo included in this sale
WEEMs Ls; CREEK AREA, near Annap-
BUNGALOW: full basement; cleo. heat;
TURKEY PoINT - Calf. rambler,
SisrSeo isrse .onv over block: 5 rms. bath.
South River. with use of beach
oHIEssSvinLE-small BUNGALOW n..,
county pier. on West River: lot FOX
wooDGANDn oDY ASNa5n BFacHf BPFaalenfe kss,;oI IKE rent;
ea!ows with waterfront privileges,
z. rms. and bath, $3.50.
9. rms. and bath. $500.
T. rms. ana bath. modern. 1850
waterfront lots and building sites,
with water privileges. In South River
and Rhodes River sections.
F. v. BEITLER, BROKER
WEST RIVER 1871. ANNAPOLIS 9955
FAIRHAvEN-1N acre. aii-yeaT 4.
6ea5m. beab .1So 1house; lse. liv. rn,, din rm.,
WEST RIVERNAil-year 'YS3 Brick hmm.
on large waterfront lot; every mod.
I'M. 5 bedrms.. Xxi Kit. Nv; and r%'' bst6; alR;
Saandsnsw saie' s1s'sdG house; priced for quick
FRANKLIN MANOR BEAcH-r,ne
Kit. and III bath; t .ess eear%s 1st spS %odsEn 509
souTH RIVER, on t,ne waterfront
!otG3-bedrm. house, all furn., m. i;
good pier with 4h #. of water:
$4,000; good terms. :
CHARLES E. RIORDAN
Phone Sun, West River 1924; after