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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

TWO-UNIT brick Diet. apt. house.
approx. pa years old mod. in every
respect; not conversion job; nearby
Arl., Va. Each apt. has rms, incl.
2 bedrms. , storage rms. and util.
nm. in bsmt. Tenant pays all utils.
A real buy with good income.
Owner Leaving. Call Mr.; Striek Land
% JAMES L. DIXON & CO. 20
SILVER SPRING-3-unit apt. bldg.
Choice location and finest construc-
ton guarantees comfortable living
and safe income. Call Mr.. TAYLOR,
JU. 5-9S06 RALPH j. DUFF1E.
Building and Sales ORGANIZATION,
e2,25O WILL BUY HOUSE; good To-
CT loan when rented. NJ; P. SHOE
Is UNITS. . and bedrms., modern;
income about $4,000 annually; only
SILVER, Tower Bldg Me. 8-2151 .
NEAR goth AND NJ SITS NE. Just OF
Bladensburg I'd. north of Sears Roe
buck-4-unit row brick, about II
yrs. old; annual income $3.50;
terior in excellent condition; lst
trust commitment $4,000; owner
asks S21,50 May take small End
trust. No brokers. HU. 3-7sl2.
THREE-FAMILY APT.-sale by serv-
ice family: two 1-bedrm. apis; one
4-bedrm. apt; near Congress- The.
saHter $3.50 S13 Mellon ST. Sc or call
AUNT, Brightwood, all 2 bedrms. =;
1920 yrly. income, fine for home
Mostow. Ia. 9-0451.
TANFN REALTY co
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TRAlLERS

1913 SPARTAN MANOR TANDEM
Cherry Hill Trailer PIX, KE. S-23S3
1852 CONTINENTAL TRAILER t27O
toilet and shower; $3.50 down anc
1873 Hs' ALMAm 9s IT, IT, #. refrg. Elec
hot-water heater. Best offer. JE
BEAUTIFUL NEW 1852 vICTOE
house trailer. See anytime today a
BEFORE BUYING any new trailer ir
the soft. class, see the 1853 Roya
at So. 995 on display at the Ancient
Oak Trailer Court, Falls Church
TRAMER-Metal. wood slaves front
stand: good tires. stop and tail lights
perfect condition. 204 Russell I'd.
Alexandria. OV. 3-1741. 2Ss
Low BOY 4-wheel; cotton capacity
good rubber, 9.O0x2O. tires; excellent
buy: S1,750. OF. 4-6S0S. 20
HEETER TRAILER Cherry
Hill Trailer Park Route J., Berwyn
Md. authorized dealer for severa
makes of new and used house trail.
ers. TO. Sill.
LATE MODEL USED TRAILERS-All
for $500 down and balance can be
financed through our local bank
COLES
Washington Baltimore Blvd. 4 miles
north of Laurel. Md. Laurel 922
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

HIGH COMPRESSION HEAD and
dual manifold for Stude, Comdr..
WRECKING Al Pontiac coupe. 40
Buick coupe, 81 Chevrolet 2-dr.
Motors. $50; trans, S15: Generators,
starters, tenders and doors. 81 each.
All other parts priced just as low.
Benning I'd. ne. Ii. 4-0111.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

BUILT IN 1888, spacious brick house
On Commanding bluff overlooking
large stream; carefully restored; al
eonveniences; 10 rms, ga baths
Eerys facilities; Is acres: stable. ga
rage. in hunt country, near Middle
burg. Price. $4,000; - down
Owner will finance, Immediate pos
Old STONE HOUSE: z rms: restored
20 acres: stream, stable, garage
Price, $500 "a down; owner will
finance. Phone Bluemont 2213.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1919 A-ton panel; one
owner; completely reconditioned;
motor lust oyerhauled; Ss95. Also
194S Dodge la-ton panel. recondi-
toned and. guaranteed. Our close
MOTOR GO, INC, 7725 Wis. aye aye
GMC 1916 dump; model 3o2 with
2-speed axle. S.25x20 tires and j.
yard body; $3.50, or best offer. Also
can finance: Phone WA. 7-272S.
REQ hs47 i1ton % eSNI ~. yam II
2-2203, days; LU. 4-4699, ewes;
' s;!!s, ,s ssss Es a s4ss s ss
c i5!SF 2 4s S.% &,ton panel, szs5. Svt.
TRACTOR 1946; 1946
ton; reasonable. Also have low-boy
trailer. II. 4.Soo29 Sundays; eve
G nies TRA a 5TSi 1880 HDcRe5s Diesel
throughout; Chevrolet, 1850 Ia-ton
pickup, clean; excellent throusho oa6
1S Ii i syf s a. 1S S4SoOe Type Kbs,
2 To- , good cond.. $3.50. Call "a.
DODGE so R-ton pickup by owner
like new; must sell today. Ss75,
CHEVROLET so sedan delivery; o.
900 natural mi; excel. cond.; owner
driven: 1925. JU. -5-S722.
CHEVROLET 1851 del. A-ton: new
cond,; yours for $3.50 or best offer.
FORD 1850 Ha-ton pickup; new tires
and battery new truck condition;
$500. Call Ii. 1880.
CHEVROLET '46 sed. delivery; good
cond.; $495: SUM-. OIL. 2-914O; Mon.'
CHEVROLET 81 sedan delivery: ex-
cellent condition. S1,245. HORNER' s
CORNER, 9th and Fla. ne, Ii.
GMC le46 tractor and e4-ft. trailer:
fiat bed or stake sides; ,2-speed
both 81 500 OF; 4-6s0s. 30 10
FORD late 81 F-6 dump. 1900
miles; excel. cond.; He'll body; reas.
LII. 1868 any time. -2S
REQ 1916 van; long wheel base;
10.00X20 good tires; 1S-ft. van
body: in excellent condition, perfect
motor, straight air brakes; will sell
separately. OF. 4-6S0s. 20
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FARMS Cont
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SAIL

OFF G. W. MEMORIAL HWY. and
Lorcum lane, ] a.: choice loca. for
small estate; 30c So. it. OIL. 4-4992.
RAMBLER SITES, loox2oo IT $50
spring: ST 900 each. RIA $4,000
L ~ slao, MD.-LOt for sale. &c Call
ANNANDALE mear, ha-acre lots:
So op per n mo B. M SMITH doT Real tna
ia. 7203S; after 6 and Sun. ia.
2-75O0. Ext. 700. rs
SILVER SPRING-6.1OO 50. #.
wooded park area: utilities; near
bus, stores; sacrifice $1,000. JU. o.
oyERLooKING THE POTOMAC. IN
tricity, water and sewer. i car fare
zone. MRS. BURGESS. Realtor, 61O9
Broad ST., OIL. 2-4253.
LOT 50x1Oo; in 1900 block 18th
Area of lovely homes. Lowest price
R fGs II vl fAa S.os5 curry W. B.
sPRiNG LAKE inear Vienna. va.)-
1ha-acre wooded lot, high elevation.
view Of lake. Price includes lake
privileges, full set of architect plans
and specifications for ultramodern
Id1HDIer. GENEROUS Terms. Cal MT.
Honnold, with W. B. WRIGHT. ia
GLEN SS'T ECHO HEIGHTS, wooded lot
l5lx113 $500; All utilities. MRS
Burgess. Realtor. 6lo9 Broad ST..
AT HlsToRIc MT. vERNoN-4
wooded lots. 5oxI5O. sac. all four
for 81 800 cash. Otis 4-739O.
i2 ACRE. | mile from Annandale:
quiet residential section. Bet. 10
and ., OV. 3-2741. 30
PINECREST. VA.-IA acres: city
water in; landscapin started;
So 500 cash. ia S-625g.
SILVER SPRING-Choice lots adjoin-
For further information call MIR.
Taylor, JU 5-9S06. RALPH j.
DUFFIE. Building and Sales Organ
CABIN JOHN PARK. lot 1oox1oo.
$1,000; lot 120x260. $4,000. Both
have electricity. water and sewer
and are near stores. MRS. BURGESS,
Realtor, 6l09 Broad St. OIL. 2-4253
BURNING TREE ESTATES-Choice
home sites, starting at $3.50. Sales
man on ground Sunday, l to 4.
Drive out Bradley blvd. to our prop
.erty, adjacent to Bethesda Country
Club g miles from Wise. ave and
Bradley Lane. ROBINSON REAL
ESTATE, JU. 7-7117. ewes. JU. g.
S1QS
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

IN TAMPA, FLA bedrms.. liv.
rm.. bath, complete cleo. kit, ma
sonry; Q yrs. old; nice res. section.
mr.. Tampa Bay; good fishing; will
rent Jan. ] to May 80 for total
$3.50, payable in advance; will also
sell 560S LIST st. s., Arl. H. @.
VERY DESIRABLE. attract. furn.: 3
rms, kit. bath apt, in beautiful
Orlando. d. C. phone. CO. 6-h219.
GET CATALOG cps
Farms, homes. motelS, etc. Many
photos. Send requirements. AMERI-
CAN REALTY. % Z 18th st.. N. Y. 8.
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StrOut's Free
FARM CATALOG

Farms. homes ranches, resorts. auto
courts, stores, hotels. etc. BAG
quick action bargains described, 81
States. coast-to-coast. Pictures ga
lore Livestock, crops, equipment
often included, many easy terms.
Tell us what you want. Where?
Price? Terms? WORLDS I,ARG-
EST! So years service. Save thru
STROUT REALTY. Tin Woodward
Bldg. Washington. Sterling 3-37S4.
$500 DOWN
25 acres with historic 10-rm. house
on paved road mr.. Annapolis and
Bay Ridge. House is modern but
needs redecorating and some re.
modelling. Priced low at S2l 500
To, look at from the outside. drive
out Benning I'd. through Capito
left miles to Bay Ridge I'd, right
toward Bay Ridge and house Just
Mr.. Blair. Bay Vista 1881. or H. L
HORTON. weekdaAA ME. $3.50.
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AVIATION
BOATS

ga: IS hip. fabric wing.
Price, $3.50. Call JOHN HORTON.
DU. 7-96S0. 20
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont
Apt HOTTSE-N

This imposing. modern, detached.
corner apt. bldg. is one of the most
attrac. in the area. and Is avail. for
the first time. In excel cond.. it
moderator, beautiful lobby. . ele-
vatorS, almost-new twin boilers. etc.
Income at modest rents tenants
pay own utilities) over $50. 900
yearly. APPROX. $4,000 cash pay
ment required. balance on long
term. 4heh trust. and priced very
reasonably for prompt sale. This
is an exceptionally good. sound value
with a bright future.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X St. NV. Realtors
Elk. 3-1S11
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 end. PAYABLE $40 per mo.
over a $4,000 LIST trust: $4,000
dr.. white purchaser excel. ref
Asking S6.75O. ST. 3-3991. tn
$3.50. So. payable $3.50 mo-,
S3,450. and S4.S50. 90. payable
S4S mo-, $3.50: both 2nd trusts.
we'll secured. LII. 1-7134.
$3.50 PAYABLE S35 mo. 81; only
$3.50. WHITE OWNER. RA; g.
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GARAGES

1876 IRVING ST. N.W.-Brick ga
rage for | car. avail. immed. Call
1913 D ST. S.E.-snsl. metal garage
suit. storage or parking. $40 mo.
FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. els N. Y.
ave. NV. MA. STAG. al
NICE GARAGE for rent: $40 per
month RA. 3-7759
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MOTORCYCLES
COMING SOON

COMING SOON!
The all-new Triumph 150-cc "Ter-
rier"; 4-speed transmission; 4-cyclt
overhead-valve gle.-cylinder engine
quiet, smooth, poppy and economi-
cal Order now!l Supply will be
limited. ALLIED MOTORS, 110C
9th st. NV, CO. 5-1496. Il
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

REAR 1922 18th ST. N.W.-Story
and half; reasonable rent. LUIS
TINE REALTY CO., 412 9TH st. NV,
DI. 1895. 80
STORAGE SPACE, $500 50. it.. on
floor; heavy duty fireproof bldg.
$500 mo. Close in town. MR..
PERRY. DI. 7-S724. OIL. 4-O947.
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SEASONS GREETINGS
Sam Renick
William Leroy
Louis Robinson
Melvin Robinson

ROBINSON REAL ESTATE
s422 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
WE HAVE several choice sites in D. c
Ind CONN.,, 10000 to 10000 so
IT. Priced right. Call Mr.. CASTOR
quay LU. 2-9369 teveso or ST
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
"a ACRES on paved roads: large
trees; bodybuilding land, close, tc
Indian Head and La Plata: price
$4,000; terms, $500 down. balance
monthly.
40 ACRES wooded land below indian
Head, Md, bargain at only $500;
terms. $500 down, balance monthly
col oRED-4-rm; house: 5 acre.
ton near Indian Head. Md: price
81 5no teEmS I5ne dST n bal9ne ne
CO. on route 301 below Waldorf
Nd. phone La Plata 6711.
LARGE LEVEL LOTS
Silver Spring area, $1,000 to $4,000
FRANK CRAVER. RA. 3-4635.
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COLORED
HaAA KnYTHAH IN
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

WANT TO BUY Q to 6 unit apt. bldg
in Brentwood or nearby area. Call
MR.. TRAVIS. RIA. 2-506S.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY tcens.,

SARAsoTA-DesoTo ACRES. Prices
go UP Jan. i; 2-acre homesites.
81 .135; 1919 down. SIS per mo.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor, JU. $4,000
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NEW YEAR SPECIALS
CHOICE OF BARGAINs-sP SPEND
NEW YEAR IN YOUR OWN HOME
$9,950-S1, 900 DOWN
Vacant. Close-in Arlington; love-
rated. Call ia. 7-3O24.
$13,500-S1,000 DOWN
sensational new 3-bdrm. rambler;
assume GI loan. Low monthly
payments. Call IA. 1904
S12,750-S2,500 DOWN
S-@-bedrm. rambler. Full-size din:
home. Make offer Call, JA. 7-3024.
S15,5O0-S2,500 DOWN
IA real opportunity for YOU to buy
a truly nice 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with full bsmt. in close-in Arlington.
SIT, J5O0wS2, 300 DOWN
B-Arlington Forest (old Faithful
3-bedrn. brick Colonial with full
bsmt Hard to beat. Call IA: 7-302i.
Your monthly payments will be less
than rent on any of these homes.
Call JA 1904. Make us prove it!
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor. IA. 1904.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

IRRESPONSIBLE PERSON wants to
tage; reas. 1871 Kenyon st. NV.
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FORD 1919 VS. Tudor; mist green.
many extras. Guarantee: $685.. Cash,
trade or terms. WOLFE MOTORS.
1891 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. B.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-15
Third Oil Field
Is Discovered

BREWTON, Ala. R,-Humhle oil
& Refining Co. reported today il
had located third oil well in
the Pollard Field and that II
looked like good producer.
The well is the Allen Moye No.
II. q quarter mile due west of the
gusher that came in on the Moye
property last January.
The company said drillers found
30 feet OF oil sands in the Moye
No. 2 and that it would be a flow.
ing well.
Oil sands in the Moye No. 2 were
located from 5,9l9 to 5,s49 feet,
at about the same depth as the
discovery well. The Moye No. 2
probably won't be brought in until
Sunday or Monday,
Humble moved another rig into
Escambia County, Fla. this week.
II plans to start drilling the +. f..
Lovelace No. /. 3la miles east and
somewhat south of the Moye well.
The new well helped revive i'm
terest In the Alabama Florida area
that Jagged when two dry holes
were found.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-15
Tampa Clings To Lead In
Florida international Race

third and only six al night but
they were enough to win.
West Palm Beach played 10 in
nings before downing the Pilots in
Lakeland but put together a walk,
O safe hunt, an error and double
for two runs and the game. 1t
was the third 10-inning game the
Indians have played and won in
five starts.
Bin Torres held the Saints to
four hits while Miami got six off
two st Petersburg hurlers. Paul
Armstrong doubled home one run
in the first and Miami counted
twice in the third on q double and
two singles.
Havana's Santiago Ulrich held
Fort Lauderdale to five hits and
had q shutout working until the
ninth when Chuck Harig doubled,
took third on Jack Streza's single
and scored on an out. Silvio Garcia
and Mike Guerra homered for Ha-
vana and the Cubans raped Nick
Pappas for u hits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-15
Coal Groups
Sign Industry
Defense Pact
Lewis Divide
And Conquer
Pattern Won't
Work This Time

WASHINGTON M--The nations
soft coal producers. preparing for
their expected 1852 wage battle
with John l.. Lewis, have quietly
signed an industry pact which
draws management's defense lines
tighter, it was learned today.
The Bituminous Coal Operators
Association, principal bargaining
group for the industry, has signed
up most Of the Indiana and Illinois
soft coal producers. These opera.
tors have long held aloof from
joining the national bargaining
group, choosing to take their own
contract chances with the United
Mine Workers boss.
The coal industry, alerted by
government seizure of the steel
mills and what it considers exorhi-
tant government wage recommen-
dations for Philip Murray's Clio
Steelworkers, believes its new
agreement viii give it a great deal
more resistance to Lewis tradi-
tional divide and conquer strategy.
The new pact boosts the asso-
cations annual tonnage, on the
basis Of 1851 production. to about
240 million tons of soft coal. rough
iy S. per cent of the total soft
coal produced by Lewis miners.
The association is headed by
Harry M. Moses. a former official
of U. S. Steel Corp. He is regarded
as the top bargaining figure on the
industry side and one OF the few
men who can deal with Lewis on
an even-Steven basis.
Lewis, just back from q Florida
vacation, has been sitting On his
1851 contract ever since Feb. !.
the first day on which he could
legally have given 6o-dsy notice Of
serving his 1852 demands.
The contract Is now on q con-
tinuous 6o-day extension basis.
Lewis Is not expected 10 make
his new demands until the steel
dispute is settled. Lewis miners
already are ahead Of the Murray
union in hourly wages. And Lewis
unique Welfare and Retirement
Fund is stocked with about one
million dollars OF unspent funds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-15
ToioY's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK K-Selling in rails,
oils and copper mining issues to.
day depressed the stock market.
Pressure was light but continu-
Gus, and most Of the other major
sections of the market slid along
down in sympathy.
A few of the railroads with
heavy nl interests were among the
widest losers. Northern Pacific,
which has extensive holdings in
the Williston Basin in Montana and
North Dakota, lost between three
and four points at times.
Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific and such carriers as Atlantic
Coast Line, Southern Railway and
Santa Fe also sold off from frac-
tons to between one and three
points.
Also lower were u. S. Steel, Gen.
eral Motors, International TcIe-
phone, Kennecott Copper, Consol-
dated Coppermines, Standard Oil
IN. J.), Mcintyre Porcupine,
American Cyanamid, Dow Chem
ical, American Can. Radio Corp,
Admiral Corp, Boeing, National
Distillers, Richfield Oil and Kern
County Land.
Stocks on the Curb Exchange
headed lower with heaviest trad.
ing activity in the oils. Lower were
Investors Royalty, Jupiter Oils,
American Maraciabo, Calgary &
Edmonton. Calvan Consolidated
Oil. Devon Ledue Oils and I'm.
pcrial Oil.
Higher were such issues as PAN
coastal Oil. U. S. Foil ..B," Bah.
cock 4 Wilcox and international
Cigar Machinery.
Trading in corporate bonds was
listless with prices moving narrow.
ly. U. S. governments in the over
the counter market were higher.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-15
Ten Teams Start Chase For
Flag In Fla. State League

The Florida State Leagues 10
baseball clubs shook out the kinks
and started after the pennant in
tive opening games Monday night.
Palatka trounced st. Augustine,
l7-6, DeLand downed Daytma
Beach, liz. Gainesville took d 1916
victory over Lcesburg, Sanford
beat Orlando, 6s3, and Cocoa
trimmed Jacksonville Beach, 6-5.
st. Augustine's Saints opened
their season with rookie pitching
and little control. Palatka's big
inning was the second, when IA
men went to plate to collect nine
runs. Doubles by Joe Mills and
Don Poston helped the Palatka
Axaleas score six more In the fifth.
The Jacksonville Beach Sea :
Birds lost when q Cocoa batter
beat out slow roller to shortstop
with the bases loaded to chase In
the winning run.
Leesburg finished its opener
against Gainesville's G-Men under
protest after Manager Ealt Cripple
said Gainesville run in the second
inning did not score because q
double play was in progress. Lou
Garcia had scored after AL Pirtle's
long fly to deep center was caught
by Cripple and relayed in for q
second out at third base.
DeLand cracked out IL hits to
tumble Daytona Beach in the open.
err at DeLand.
Sanford pulled away from the
orlendo Senator's with 4 s.run tally
N the eighth inning. Lloyd Swain
pitched q 4-hitter for Sanford's
Giants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-15
By Tie Asss<Isssd Press

The Tampa Smokers continued
70 pace the Florida international
League today but the West Palm
Beach Indians stayed right on their
heels with 81 decision over Lake.
lands Pilots.
The Smokers turned back Miami
Beach again. 81, Monday night
for their sixth victory in seven
starts while the Indians made it
four out Of five. Miami's Sun Sox
remained In third place with 4 80
decision over st. Petersburg and
Havana whipped Fort Lauderdale,
IL, 10 hand the lowIy Braves their
fifth straight loss without . win.
An error and Benny Fernandez
double Melted one Tampa run in
the first and two more came in
the second on two singles. an error,
a fielder's choice and q hunt. Mi
ami Beach counted In the first on
two singles and . fielder's choice.
Tampa did not get Z bit after the
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EXCHANGE CLUB

Continued From Page one)
man of that committee said To.
day.
The club voted last week 10
promote model plane building
and flying among the boys of
Key West.
Clubs throughout the nation
are also working on this project.
Yesterday Uncontrolled Gas
models went on exhibition at the
Poinciana school grounds. All
model fans were urged to come
and bring their planes for flying.
Club members are eager to meet
the boys and talk about a model
airplane contest in the near flu
ture. raraldo said.
The club wants to sponsor
some airplane meets in Key
West, then to have a state meet,
bringing down entries from the
entire state. Eventually the goal
is that a local boy compete in a
national model airplane meet.
The club would pay the ex-
penses OF the winner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-15
Dave Douglas
Wins AS Sam
Snead Blows

GREENSBORO, N. C. IN Thin
Man Dave Douglas squeezed
through an opening nine to turn
what looked certain to be Sam
Snead's fifth Greensboro Open
Tournament victory into q $1,000
Douglas payday.
Douglas, playing out Of Newark,
Del, In the last threesome, came
home with a 50 for a winning 4
uiider-par 277 Monday. but 1t was
almost q half hour before 1t was
official.
The final event of the winter
tour ended on a chaotic note when
Douglas was finally declared the
winner and q big seven was
chalked up for Snead on the par-5
18th hole.
Snead, winner here four times,
appeared q sure winner as he took
the lead through 63 holes and shook
off Art Wall Jr.. the 54-hole leader.
Snead came 10 the short nth
two under par. Then Sammy put
his tees shot in a lateral water
hazard. He dropped IL out, taking
. stroke there, and eventually
holed out in five strokes. But Bob.
by Locke, the South African ace,
and Ed lPorky) Oliver. Lemont,
Ill, who played with him, told
Sam he erred in dropping the bali
closer to the hole. This is a new
1852 rules change defining such q
situation Of which Snead apparent
" was unaware.
Locke insisted that PEA Tourna-
ment Supervisor Frank Caywood
inspect the hole In question and
when ruling finally was made
Caywood had nothing else TO do
but charge Snead with 2-streke
penalty for his lapse under the
new rule. Ihat gave Sam a seven
and his birdie four on the last
hole meant only a Sway tie for
third with Oliver and Jim Terrier.
San Francisco.
Locke grabbed runnerup money
81 sl,ioo wit hhis 20 finish for as.
Snead, Oliver, and Ferrier each
received sS46. 66.
Alone at sixth place with go for
$500 was Wall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-15
Truman Signs
Ratification Z
OF Jap Treaty
The President Also
Penned His Name To
Three Related
Security Pacts
Security PaC

WASHINGTON - M-president
Truman today asked seven Mid
western governors 10 meet with
him at Omaha Wednesday to dis
cuss measures for dealing with the
flood emergency.
The White House announced Mr..
Truman win leave Washington by
plane at 7 am. EST for a flight
over the flood area. The plan is
to land at the offult Air Force
Base south Of Omaha sometime
between ] and 2 pm. for the con-
ference with the governors.
Mr.. Truman invited Gov. Ste
venson of Illinois, Anderson of
South Dakota. BrunsdaIe Of North
Dakota, Beardsley Of Iowa, Peter
son Of Nebraska, Kohler of Wis
consin and Anderson of Minnesota
to meet him there.
Also invited to the conference
is James 3. Lawrence. editor of
the Lincoln Star and chairman of
the Presidents Missouri Basin Sur
vey Commission.
1t. Gen. Lewis Pick, chief of
Army Engineers, and Raymond
NJ. Foley, Housing and Home FL
nance Agency administrator, were
directed to be on hand.