davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MUST UNLOAD!
TRUCK SPECIALS

KS tractor. 22-ft.
trailer. $4,000 miles. You must see
4 real buy, Only 81 ,495
ming perfect. Special today S495
AS Studebaker 1a-ton' pickup SOS
40 ns,It Ford on;v d;5stake' nice cond.. sseS neS
4S Chevy A-ton pickup. new paint,
looks and runs good. Only S549
90 Studebaker fiat 2-ton stake. Looks
and runs good. Guar. only $995
81 GMC W-452 Tandem: new body,
hoist 81 tires: Fully guar. $6.35o
draulic. air in vac. trail connec:
q [sao saocPWay PWy e.eo-xw tractor 81 'ibs ltts
brand-new. Only &3,750
46 GMC 622 tractor. new paint. A
bargain Only - $Sa5
The above listed are few
Of the most expensive units we have
Of over 200 trucks, from pickups to
diesels and van trailers-so get right
down tomorrow morning sharp and
see some real giveaways.
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STORES FOR RENT

3rd AND SHERIDAN ST. NV, store
5, ALISON. RA. 3-ob13. G2s o.
ARLINGTON-Store 20x100 avail.
In shopping center. ample free park
ing: ALBERT H. COHEN CO. IA. 2
AND . srs. N.w.-Sax
75; excel. for restaurant. carry-out
shop barber. shop. bakery. beauty:
sToREs oi seoiS OR sRoP. a-story M GSfS brick. rent
er~ssaaIl sale "a s29,aWp oAspa current. NO.
1904 18th ST. N.W.-Store and 4
rooms and bath. No cleaning or
dying business. Busy apt. house To-
cation. Rental for entire bldg,
$500 per mo. Immediate possession.
Consult Mr. Young. Leasing Dept,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO, Realtors.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345. Il
STORES FOR RENT-Ala. and
Penna. aves. Sc, last available in
this section. Suit. for gents furnish
ings, dept. store, furniture, garden
supplies, etc. OF. 4-sa25. II
SToREROOM FOR RENT, 2421 18th
st.. NV. $50 mo. Can Mr.. SEID-
saHooFf Or X sAIEsRooM. and .omfssi., as
rear. 6923 Bladensburg Fd,, 1.400
Ga. r., Nr. Acme and SaieWay. EN-.
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STORES FOR RENT (cont.)

1900 and 1900 S Il. 0irs;i rsspectlvelx. sPRTGx
suitable many purposes. growing
community nearby Va, very reaS.
rental. Vienna 156-W-2. -
1900 1st ST. N.W.-Corner store.
show window. approx. 17x44, floor
lights. completely decorated; $l25
STEIN s. CO. I4I5 K St. NV. NE.
GROCERY in Center
Mkt. City, 9TH and K SITS. NV,
approx. 5000 So. IT,, occupied by
Safeway, Stores since 1915. doing
an excellent business. Immed. occup
Reas; rent; To inspect. call Mr..
sen1eat.. gsS9osas. NE: " s-54Se' a4Sss' or call Mrs
NEAR 1!:i.E DUP! DUPONT Mt CIRcLEL;14 #. wide
able rent. Phone Ma. s-21Ss.
STORE AND APT, lge. store. 2312
r. I. ave. ne. and 2-rm. kit. and
Vacant. RE. 7-1181.
1872 9Th ST. NV, (across st. from
new gen. acctg. or app. 1000 So
it., plus dble. gar. in rear. Immed
G1is1p GEo M resE; sEREsTE1T SsnI 10 insSsct 81
< st. NV. NE. S-5400.
STORE VALUES
1000 Eye st. NV. 14x6O, incl. heat
and hot water. full bsmt.. $175 mo.
1406 N. Capitol at. Incl. heat and b.
w.. $125 mo.
$40 $40 N. Capitol st. 8-story bldg,
$135 mo.
1903 9Th st. NV. Store. 15x6o, with
lavatory. plus 3 rms. kit. and bath
r. A. HUMPHREYS
MA. S-6730 Realtors sos No. Capito
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
ShadySide, Nd. Area

$12.500; furnished frame cottage;
acre lot; sea wall. pier, rowboat; Az
miles D. c.
$l2, 500; frame year-'round Cape Cod.
Desirable for children; 40 mi. D. c..
S!3, 1000; furnished modern brick;
ideal place to keep any size boat; 80
miles D. C.
$lS,95O: large, substantial frame,
center hall. Can be made into show
place; 80 miles D. c.
write VIM. THOMAS, West Shady
side, Md. West River 64O2 for de-
tails or appointment to inspect
waterfront properties.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

NR. UNION STATION-3-story brk.
BIDS b1dg' CONTAINS t hno 1000 So; f., on
Norris, 7ss goth ~ooDMANo st. nH! RE. E
1855. 20
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TRUCKS

2 International Metros on 102 or
113" wheel base: for small parcel
delivery type of other make. viii
also consider short wheel base with
van body on duals. or G. NJ. or
ShssYyi SsNSo 95it. panel; Mr.: RUTH. ST.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

$4,000 so. FIT, heart Of Arl., good
ia. $4,000. BOSS : Phelps. NC.
vIRGINIA.Main thoroughfare. 8
15:car parking in front. $63, 900.
CAL ia. $4,000. BOSS & PHELPS,
5000 SO. FIT. of floor space; 3
toilets; fireproof; ground floor;
corner 3Sth and Rhode Island ave.
Co. Realtors, s33$ Rhode island
ave. ne. WA. 7-O04s. a
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Home and in
vestment; 7-apt. new det. bldg; 6
apts.: lily. rm., bedrm.. kit. dinette
and bath. One de luxe 6-rm. apt.
for prospective buyer. Lot. 110x135.
ssa' S: S2qS Bargain ysa can tsh' S & SdaS
oFFERiNG business property, 14os
kr / St: aL1SSi niE;; best offer. MR.. SCOTT
ls s:sl Fl 81 eIi fEBzz II 5BEzZ4 cleaners. Sss'
91a ACRES-8-rm. house, store. To-
area. $50. 1000. Exclusive agent,
~: 9-o42o; ewes. Mr.. Scott. JU.
End CCMML. GROUND. NE, 1900
50. IT.. Price, S1.25 per SO. IT. RE.
DUPONT CIRCLE, on Mass. ave-. op-
posite Sulgrave Club-Attractive,
wide 4-story bldg. suit. non profit
group, foreign govern, ETC., not
zoned commercial; layout also ppA-
vided for owners apt, plus 5 other
units: vacant. Mr.. Poole, WO.
6-7S91, with DRURY REALTY
CORP, AID. $4,000.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

APPROX. 1000 so. FIT. - Parking
space. trucks: 2-mile radius OF
14th and F SITS. NV; willing to
share. Box 22S-E, Star. "a
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1229-33 goth ST. NV.
Available after May l. $4,000 50.
It. floor space in reinforced con-
crete. flreproof building; well To-
GATED NV. section near Dupont
individual floors Of $4,000 50. #.
each Low rental for desirable ten
ant for long lease.
Douglass E. Bulloch & Co.
1922 17th ST. NV.
RE. 7-3037 MR.. BAKER
10
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USED TRUCKS
Springtime Bargains

194S Chevrolet 2-ton C. and c.;
S.25x25 tires; 2-speed rear: COM
pletely reconditioned. new paint;
$S45; 1947. Chevrolet 2-ton flatbed,
$745; 1a49 Chevrolet 2-ton stake.
excel. mech. cond., good rubber
Sold and serviced by us. 1895; 1850
Chevrolet h-ton panel. one owner,
low mileage, S945; 1850 Chevrolet
sedan delivery. Al condition; 2 to
h-ton pickup. owner, 1000 actual
mi. Save several hundred dollars,
Only S1.195.
ALL TRUCKS CARRY OUR OK.
CHEVROLET WARRANTY. Terms
or trade trough GMAC. Call for
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROI EFT
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET sIasn LEI b952 bE pic pickup tr4ek
truck is brand-new: S1.15O. JACK
AMP AN! JILL ICE CREAM CO.. .9ll
FORD ad 81 1915 ais' y ton panel; excellent maH
est bidder. RA. 3-2395. IS
FORD late '52 F-6 dump; 1000 miles
only; SnIyI Ike nsS sS tthroughout; S595
saER1rS s2Hai MoToR f'5 Co. 900 pGRthf R +
CHEvRoLEr fHsi Riei 'b1 H-ton pickup Tuck. zSI
and built up sides; 6-piy tires:
heater ne ter and defroster. Price. Sl.295
DODGE '5} dump; low mi, 3-yd.
body. .5-yd., gate, orig. tires. extras.
S"'66o or best offer. Ii. 1912.
STUDEBAKER '52 hs-ton pickup;
and guarantee: save $500. MCNEIL
3Sstggddeebaker), 4O34 Wis. ave, EN-.
CHEVROLET daI;Iy5 ,,, 81 1-ton pickup;
tires; mechanically perfect, was used
ready to work. LOGAN MOTOR CO.
2O17 Va. ave. NV, ME. S-2S1S.
cHEvRoiET Siils-ton: stake body:
5000. KENiLWoRTH AUTO CO CO,
5530I Keniiworth ave. ne. LU.
FORD AZ 2-ton dump: in excel.
cond.. ready to work, S495. Call
MR.. STANELY, XII. $4,000. 80
ONE AND 1a TON-12-ft. dual wheel,
International Boyertown body, Pack
age delivery truck. store on wheels,
Model 1946-47. in good condition.
Truck can be seen at 463 Eye st. NV.
Make an offer. 80
PRIVATE OWNER
FORD 80 h-ton panel; $4,000 miles:
excel. cond. Sacrifice, SS95. Ii. 81
0406. weekdays; Sunday, ia. O.
6S70. IL to pm. -26
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FARMS

WANTED-Farms in So. Nd. Reason
ta;Is sDne Iof S cash; 30 give legation and de-
SG4 MobRRhNs Ssa NstiT %. S,t,
81 acres land. 80 min. drive from
Fredericksburg. Va. Electricity. hot
and, cold. running water, excellent
roads. schools, churches near. Cost
$22.50O, Must sell. look and make
ofier. Phone Y. B.. FAULCONER,
jackson 7-1865. Arlington, va or
write OWNER G. 2. FAULCONER.
g 297 Y High ST. Lexington. Ky.
STROUT CATALOG-Free, Farms
and businesses; 81 States, STROUT
REALTY, lila Woodward Bldg.
washington. Sterling 3-3784.
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS atten-
tion: Direct from owner All States
Iclean.cut farm)-3 miles North OF
Eockville-long frontage on Rte.
NO; gao approx. 112 acres gentle
rolling land in grass and sod. Ideal
Tor subdivision. Operated as cattle
and hog farm. Well watered and
rambler residence residence Of actWoei two bedrOoma MOoeIn
guest house. tenant house. and other
$500 per acre (plus value Of build.
ings, you help appraise them). See
by apopintment. RALPH TEUNIS
National S-23O5.
20-ACRE FARM, Va, AZ miles D. C..
SorIn Sorm' ho9se' Sn' elee;o Eco spring. $3.50
72 ACRES, near Bowie race track
20 acres clear; small house. out.
buildings; price. $4,000. Call Mr.
Cowan. Central S-4361, with
ROBERT s. DAVIS & co. 40
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SUMMER HOMES
LOANS

near Blue Ridge Summit.
Pa; Wk. or season; swimming pool.
MR.. DELGADO. office. EX. 1882.
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COMMUTER FARMS

COMMUTER FARMS
145 acres; 6-rm. mod. house. dairy
barn. etc; cross fenced; stream;
"a acres; 7-rm. mod. Colonial: g
firsplaces; year-'round stream:
40 acres; 6-rm., 1h-bath home; lge.
barn, chicken rouse, lge. rev bldg.
on prop; SI9.95O.
broom house: acre ground: very
close in: $500. terms.
6croom house; mod. imp; huge lot:
$i1, 900; assume, $4,000 AZ loan;
will try $1,000 down.
5 rms, bath 1st f.: full bsmt.: "a
BEULAH GOSS-JA. 2-5682
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SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
EUod Essf cesa hSasss ssrs cash prices PAID
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low:mileage cars. MORRIS
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS Of eli
makes Of cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 [ st uw.,
Will PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hard tops.
MCNEIL (Studebaker), 4O34 Wis
consin ave. EN-. 3-72S6.
JUNK CARS WANTED-Any condi-
tion. We pick UP. Also parts for
most cars. KENILWORTH AUTO
1901 Kenilworth ave. LU. 2-6667
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Personal Choice

AFTER CAREFUL STUDY I HAVE
SELECTED THESE LIST1N0S AS
THE MOST OUTSTANDING AS TO
VALUE AND QUALITY, FROM
ABOUT 400 HOMES THAT WE
HAVE FOR SALE.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CLEARWATER, FLA.-Home and IN
come; 4 furn. apts.; $4,000; terms.
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Listen to This!

WEsTovER HILLS
Brick Colonial, 8 bedrms., Q baths,
sep. din. rrn., full bsmt. with ground
level entr. into finished room.
Flowers, shrubs and trees enough to
start q nursery. blk. to schools,
AND THAT'S NOT ALL SS. .O00
cash and q $4,000 1st trust will
purchase this beauty. Buy today and
move In tomorrow, as it is vacant.
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Stratford Hills

New 3-hedrm. brick rambler with ga
baths. beautiful liv. rm. w/firepi
and lge. picture window overlooking
the whole valley, built-in garage,
kitchen Is equip. with dishwasher and
disposal. Situated on a lge., SOxl25
terraced lot. This home is priced
$4,000 under the market in this very
desirable ueiRhhOrhood
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DISTINCTIVE
TNDIVIDuAIISTTC
TIPTOE
THROUGH THE TULIPS!

THE LONELINESS OF FLOWERS IN
THE FENCED Level GARDEN. sur
modern brick rambler with EXCIT.
ING REC. ROOM in the large, dry
basement. BREAKFAST NOOK in
equipped kitchen. PICTURE VIEW
PICTURE WINDOW in exquisite liv-
tnE, and dining room, with fireplace
peishborhood with finished streets.
Sidewalks and curbS. Transportation
and schools. NO ASSESSMENTS! f!
HEICE. S20'76O. SPECIAL TERMS,
w. FRANK CANEY, INC.
1880 WILSON BLVD, IA. 5-616l
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BelVedere

A sparkling white Jewel surrounded
BY picturesque tree-studded lot,
with abundance Of flowers. Liv. r4.
and din. rm. separated By modern
fold-doorS; Q full-size bedrms. /;
plenty OF closets; . mod. kit. with
disposal, washing machine, and
breakfast nook; equipped with radi-
ant heat. Can be sold furn. or
unfurn; Priced for q quick sale at
$14.500.
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'53 Demonstrators at substantial re-
Acknowledgements title and guar
antee:
34-ton pickup.
a4-ton stake.
S-pasSenger suburban.
General Truck Sales, Inc.
80 M st. NE. ME. s-0505
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OPEN TODAY
IL TO 8 PM.
NM TATTTODNTA

FROM CALIFORNIA
TO YOU FOR S2,25O
That's all the down payment Is! And
that $2,250 gets you q full-Sized
44-ft. rambler with full high bsmt!
You don't bend double in this bSmt.
you stand up straight. What's more
you get three bedrooms, you get
q tile bath with q vanity" basin,
2 tub with shower and you get a
liv. rm. and big dining "elp' ltreat
them as one room and it's almost
26-ft. lUng). You get q carport, you
get an entrance hall. you get decent
closet space AND-you get a dream
kitchen with cabinets galore. a lux
ury. stove. 7.4-cu-ft. refsr., .
garbage disposal unit. q double sink.
an exhaust fan, Formica work space
and even q Bendix auto. washer.
Real style with corner windows, deep
siding, all ar framing. .ALSO-No
mud! The lots are all sodded. You'd
better come and see these. Only
Sl5,250! Just 90 out Arl. blvd. Rte.
BOZ. past Seven Corners (traf1c
circ1e) about 2 miles to Graham rd.,
turn right. then turn right again at
once and turn to sample home. At
night watch for FLOODLIT home
on right as you drive out.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2l16 WILSON BLVD. IA. S-27S3
Evening star., 1953-04-28

LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to s year terms and
monthly payments. p. j. WALSHE.
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. MA. S-6468
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
1881 G ct. NV. ME. S-2495.
2nd AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased, prompt action. RE. 7-496O.
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K st. NV
Evenings, DU. 7-7091.
ON SECOND TRUST. We
will buy second trust notes, D. C.
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y, ave.
NV. MA. e-5S33.
1ST AND 2ND TRUST LOANS.
Prompt. courteous service. Reas,
rates. MRS. LOUGHLIN. AID. A.
gao. DE. 2-44S7. 1850 Columbia
GDHT
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

?: G. CO., r.r. siding in, all utils.,
10000 So. It. whSe. Available at
zoe per 50. IT,. on short-term lease,
or will give reduction on long lease
addition. Call MR.. VAN. WA. 7-S36O.
W. REAL PROPERTIES. "a
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GOOD FARMS

STOCK farm. all in grass;
modern home on high elevation back
ing. plenty Of water In fields; driv-
ing dist. to Wash; SAT 800.
home, large barn and cattle sheds;
good grass; q little farther out, but
very good farm at only $42.5OO,
on easy terms.
160-ACRE DAIRY OR STOCK farm,
large stream, meadow; only S25, 900.
500-ACRE STOCK AND DAIRY farm.
large modern stone home. on main
hwy. in beautiful setting; 4 tenant
houses, many barns and outbldgs.
100: ACRE FARM with all necessary
bldgs.. %. min. from Sill. Spg.; S19.- :
800, Let us sell off some of the
= acreage and make you some money.
3h ACRES, .modernized home. bus
and stores close by; $3.50.
10 ACRES. 3-bedroom rambler. full
bsmt.. stream. paved road; S17.50O.
ACREAGE in 5. 10 and 25 acre tracts.
STOP IN our ONCE on U. 8. 24O in
GaitherSburg. where you can get q
large selection.
- CLOSED THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
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RoATS
MONEY WANTED

WILL PAY q per cent interest on
loan Of $4,000 on property valued
$4,000 in nearby Md. Box 279-D.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

III ise' deveio iopment esi facing !OcoISo coieso
vile ID. past Silver Spring. Md.
OYERLOOKING POTOMAC RIVER
Ia-acre homeSites; 8 miles from
D..zSCG,; streets and water. 10.
81 ACRES. only 400 from Grain
peense hfsRWay sol so6 on s0psa sarS o.
W6hasnir, Sgrfaced street !so be bnd ibnnstalledI.
s4s %onth. 'fIe n. Leo sToRcH sc2D 6nion 6GTn;
LAKE tz2fBi fBBiARcRoFT-corner. level, on.
Of the incest spots in this lovely
Ses1S9 sestiS9' 11 PTiesd zLases at cost re-
SHIRLEY G CAR! P2RK-Near Ksmp
Washington:, y acres level wooded
81, 200: JE; 4.O121 .-28,
FEDERAL EMPLOYE. unable to build,
o0sns ss eenSq dea ifs'i foT mod Ss
home. Faces. on $50 #. frontage.
Exeel neiEhborhood; S6.60o. Lu.
WE HAVE MANY desirable puildins
country. Lot sizes from l acre to %
acres now available. SAMUEL Z.
BoG5L55EY. INC. Potomac once. OIL.
dD rambler sites with 200 and and SCOTT. SCOTT
road frontage. Close to fishing at
BRIGHTON Dam Lake; $1,5O0, terms.
SIUS. Realtor. JU. 9-042O; ewes.
and sun. MR.. SCOTT. JU. 9-5s61.
LAKE BARCROFT-Lge.. lovely cor
ner lot, blk. from beach, 125x19O:
streets. utils. in: want quick sale.
AUERBACH & CO.. DI. 7-65O1. AID.
LAKE BANCROFT. mr.. new beach,
rear view of lake; leaving area. must
sell; low down payment. Call OWNER
LO. 7-7126; ewes. and weekends.
6 LOTS, 20x1OO each: located behind
Maryland Club Gardens OF Marl-
boro pike. l mi. from District line:
81 1000 for al six. LU. 1-5096. a
LOTS in good commu-
mites; 2 lots in springbrook forest.
SsIsI6ston sold: rematiaaing; ,ata lots: nr;
lots in Prince Geo. County, mr., Sligo
Greek and. New Hampshire ave.
Ready to build on CHESTER H.
KELLER, Realtor, JU. 5-71OO, 80
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Sleepy Hollow

A custom-built redwood rambler on
q tree-studded lot that has all the
charm that this beautiful neigh
borhood can add. With such appoint
mentS as q 20x16-ft. rear view liv.
rm. w/flrepl., and 15-ft. picture
window; Step-down din. rm. with
French doors opening on q rear
patio; de luxe kit. with q dish
washer, disposal, washer and dryer,
and breakfast nook; B bedrms. and
2 baths, ground-level bsmt. All
this and more too, at only S2S,5
(Wil cost $4,000 to reproduce this
home.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
Truman Safety
Patrol Picnic
On S!ummerland

A picnic at Summerland Key for
the Safety Patrol of Truman Ele.
mentary school viii take place
Sunday from 10 a. m. to p. m.
it was announced by Wilbur Frank
lin, principal today.
The boys and girls, numbering
about 43, will be driven up the Keys
in a school bus by the regular
driver who is volunteering for the
day.
They viii eat watermelon, q Of
them, donated by Central Phar-
macy. Standard Oil and Texaco
service station which are all ad.
1acent to Truman School.
Rolls for the hot dogs are being
given, IL dozen, by Perez Bake
shop. Coca Cola bottling is provid.
ing you know what beverage for
the occasion.
Patrolman Serge Hernandez
school traffic officer will naturally
go on the picnic and maintain
high safety standards throughout
the day. State Trooper Frank Cline
is giving the school bus an escort
up the Keys.
Chaperones viii include teachers
as well as Principal and Mrs.
Franklin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05

Then he is as exposed as an opened
clam, and will tell you even his
dreams.
But if you look the least bit
bored, he'll clam up again. That
is why l find the Englishman the
worlds best converSationalist.
They say Englishmen talk to each
other only about the weather, and
in series of "Hrrumphs" and
"Um-umS" that only they can de-
code. If this is true, the only pos
sible reason l can advance is that
most people like to talk about their
troubles, and in crowded land
where everybody has more than
his share of them, who wants to
listen to the other guy complain?
1t is safer to criticize the climate.
Life is rugged for the average
Englishman, compared to life in
America, although be feels things
are looking up now. Wars, depres-
sions and an old caste system that
is cracking up but still exists have
made him something of an under
dog. That probably explains his
tremendous sentimental sympathy
for all underpriyileged things -
dogs, cats, birds, flowers and chill
dren.
He viii accept cruelty to himself
more easily than he viii cruelty
to lesser creatures.
Duty and discipline are taken
more seriously by the ordinary
Englishman, it seems to me, than
by the ordinary American.
All men are morSelS of yearning
in crust of courage, thick or thin.
On the Englishman the crust has
grown a little deeper than on most.
and whatever put it there-time or
the weather or himself-it is this
that chiefly makes him an English
man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-05
HAL BOYLE SAYS
LONDON R-What is an English

LONDON R-What is an English
man?
To American gagwriters, he is a
fellow who wakes up in the morn.
ing and asks his wife:
What century is it?"
In vaudeville he is two fellows
with monocles and dropping mus.
taches. The first mumbleS through
his bristleS, II say. uh. .er. .uh
...are you English" And the Sec
ond shutters back, ser. .ah. .uh
IF ! were any more English, old
boy, you wouldn't be able to un-
derstand me-"
In joke books the Englishman
boards a train going from London
to Edinburgh, and . stranger in
the compartment says, mice
weather we're having" As the
Englishman leaves the train at
Edinburgh, he turns to the strang-
er and snaps, "Chatterbox!"
These are Outwcrn stock carica-
lures, Of course. But many Ameri.
cans still think of the Englishman
as a guy bit behind the times and
proud of it, very reserved and re-
ticent, but one who always faces
life with a stiff upper lip--a dull
companion in victory but a great
comrade to have at your side when
the bullets are coming your way.
This makes him out a nice fell
low, but one not likely to become
the life of party.
Perhaps have been meeting the
wrong type of Enghshman, but /
don't find him that way at all.
The English have the same ap-
petite for fun add self-indulgence
as 5-year-old boy turned loose in
candy store, and have had it for
centuries. Were there ever greater
roisterers than the English of the
first Elizabethan Era. 400 years
ago? If there were, Shakespeare
was a liar.
The Englishman Of today Is Just
as gusty and vital as his anees.
tors. The trouble is he hasn't been
turned loose in q candy store for
a long time. The coronation showed
he loves to kick up his heels when
life gives him a chance.
/ don't find the Englishman re-
ticent. He's great talker. But you
have to open him up. You open a
clam with sharp knife. You open
an Englishman by kindness, by
showing . real interest In him.
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BY SAM DAYS on

NE9 YORK R The American
urge for strenuous leisure is chang
ng our way of life and lifting the
lace of business.
Industries that cater to this de-
sire for less work and more play
are likely to show greater growth
In the next few years than the
average for all industries. And
workmen put the boon of leisure
high on their list of demands
some preferring an extra week S
vacation to a raise in pay.
Power lawn mowers, do-it-your-
self tools and materials are Just
as much leisure time products as
high fidelity monographs and
bowling alleys" the magazine
Business Week points out.
This could have increasing eff
feet when the United States swings
to a poSt-defense economy.
The United States is producing
at a terrific rate just now. The
Northern Trust Co., Chicago. OBJ
serves today that the total output
of goods and services can go on
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Low LayOff Rate
During April

WASHINGTON N - American
factories laid off nine workers for
every thousand on their payrolls
in April. the lowest IayoH rate for
that month in eight years.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
in reporting this today, announce
also that hiring rates pointed 10
continuance Of "a generally fav.
rable employment situation
Hiring was at , rate q ~ work,
ers for every thousand plant en-
ployes. as against q for each
thousand n April a year ago.
The Bureau sad April IayOfFs
weTe almost one.thErd helow the
rate of year earlier. The greatest
redactions In layoff1 were recorded
fer textile ard apparel rsarss.
pscyex, rs against 81 Ter each
thousand il April a year ar5.
TIE EaTeaa sa APRIL iaynffs
were atgwcst sne.fnSra nesnw tns
rate nf \ year carrier. The greatest
reductions In layosfs weFe reerg6es
f0y textile .aa 8spzFe8 plants,
wAaCh En fes x uf Ia1 ha8
r3 kS 8 "a