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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
COMING EVENTS

yer Post No. 20, Post Home
on Stock Island, 8 pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Writers Guild, place to be an
nounced, 8 pm.
FAWTU owe. luncheon, Aero.
palms, 1880 pm.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26-
Astronomy Club, meeting at L.
% Won Phister Street, 8 pm.
CAP Cadets. Key West High
Auditorium, 7:30 pm.
Navy Wives Bowling League,
pm, N. S. Also open bowling
Key West Lions, meeting. $50
pm. at Lions Den. Seminary
St
Monroe County Hospital Won.
ans Auxiliary Sewing group.
at hospital, Q pm.
Handicraft group, every Thurs
day, second floor library,
Naval Station.
Ceramic Classes, ! to Z pm,
West MartelIo Art School.
County Beach.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a.
Fern Chapter, No. n o. E. S.,
Scottish Rite Temple, . pm.
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program, Poincians
Baptist Church, $50 pm
Landscape tany medium) and
beginners classes, 10 am. 10 ]
pm. Hand weaving, ] 10 4
pm. West Martsllo Art School
County Beach.
Knights Of Pythias, Pythian Han.
10 Fleming Street, . pm.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY H.
Youth for Christ Rally. fleminf
Street Methodist Church. u
Fleming Street, 7:3o pm.
Children's Classes, 10 An 10 noon
West Marten3 AT School. Coun'
u Beach.
OF MING OF KEY. WEST
GARDEN CLUB fL0WGR
SHOW. 6 P.M
Ham supper. 10 . pm, glvsn
by Order Of the Eastern star.
MONDAY. MARCH o.
Alcchoiics Anonymous. Key Wes
grcup. meeting u . pm
Water coicr landscape pairdnl
class. . 70 Z p.m-, West Mar
tsLlo Calsry Al Classes,
Courty Beach.
Gym classes foe 0W.C~ Sea
Plane Base, 10 an
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Apply To We'd

The following couples have app
piled for marriage licenses at the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
Aldege A. Martin, HOS Olivia
Street and Mildred Cate, Greens.
boro, N. c.
Robert Harrison Sutton, q, Sur
AsDevDet and Susie Elizabeth
Duke, q, Greene Street.
Norman Joseph eastman, n,
Naval Station Annex, and Stella
Wooten, q, 1872 Poinciana Place.
George Francis Rowan, Naval
Base Annex, and Catherine Mary
McQuaine, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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High School Play
Cast Ind Staff
Produce Comedy

The Little Dog Laughed" Z
comedy teing presented tonight al
the Key West High School by q
group of students under the direc
ton of Mrs. Marion Stark was
thoroughly enjoyed by last nights
audience. The cast and staff Sc.
serve applause Tor their work.
THE CAST
Laurie Huntington. "a sopho.
more, home from college. Carol
Dalton
Sidney Huntington. her father,
normally ocular. Charles Baker
Martha Huntington. her moth.
er, charming but anxious. Della
Touchton
Wally Huntington. her brother,
content with the world. Don
WalSton
Miss ("Gus") Gustavesky.
Martha's part time helper.
Joyce founders, Dolores Villate
Joan Wood. .Wally's one and
only, 16. Martha Perez
Ted Wood. her father and Sid's
competitor. Rex Weech
Lillian Wood. .Joan's culture
conscious mother. Carol Reeves
Mark Bradford. .Joan's cousin
and medical student. Billy Ro
berts
Horation P. Honeywell. bird
fancier and taxidermist. Peter
Hilton
Guests at Martha's Tea:
Amelia Dennis. "a catty kibit
ger. Shirley Trudeau
Caroline Blakesly. "a foolish
matron. Blanche Alligood
Grace Hunter. wife of the de.
partment store owner. Vita Bar
roSo
Walola Breckenridge. wife Of
the bank president. Jeanne Ca
nova
Therese Brown. .Walola's maid
en- sister. Evelyn Nettles
Passers-by on street:
Mother. Katherine Brady
Little Boy. Richard Scott
Newsboy. Morton Davis
Henpecked husband walking
the dog. Thomas West
Dog. Princes" Stark
THE STAFF
Publicity. .Francine Johnson
Properties. :. Doris Parrot
Staging. John McKillip
Tickets. Nancy Brooks
Prompters. Elizabeth Walter.
son, Carol Reeves
Electrician. Robert Sacker
Decorating. The Art Depart.
ment, Tom Lane
Properties. .Cheeley Lumber
Company Art Department
Produced by special arrange
ment with Row, Peterson and Co.,
Evanston, Ill. and White Plains,
New York.
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hidSSA ioAS VIA Dc utlilZGO.
The crystal has been expanded
to include all kinds of glass. The
silver section may also have cop
per, brass and other metals. The
china theme has been made elias
tic enough to include pottery and
the pearl materials may include
all sorts of shells.
Among the entrants are Mrs.
Frank Bowser, and Mrs. Wallace
B. Kirke.
Bridal bouquests viii be done by
Mrs. Albert B. Stern, Mrs. Mary
Shee Kester and Mrs. Joseph
10th. The silver exhibits will be
created by Mrs. Cedric L. Chap
man, Mrs. Leland Goddard, Mrs.
Imrey Komlos, Mrs. Joseph Lag
arovici, Mrs. J. Edgar willing,
Mrs. Bruce E. Bradley and Mrs.
Hugh w. Bredin.
Pearl or shell designs will be
entered by Mrs. Granville Smith
and Mrs. Lee E. Albert.
Wood entries are being made by
Mrs. Frederick Butler, Mrs Guy
Carleon, Mrs. James r. Fores-
man, Mrs. Harold ]. Reilly.
| Crystal exhibits are by Miss
Gertrude Laubscher, Mr.. P. j.
+, Ross, and Mrs. Thenton D. Boaz.
China and pottery arrangements
are promised by Mrs. Richard
Goodhart, Mrs. oscar Farmer,
Mrs. Delio Cobo and Miss Deborah
Browne.
One of the most interesting and
popular exhibits of the Key West
Garden Clubs annual Flower Show
is the Educational section.
Mrs. Albert ]. Mills is planning
the setting of the stage which viii
typify a tropical garden. Beauti-
full and exotic tropical foliage
plants and Towering plants viii be
brought together to make this dis
play one of the most outstanding
features of the show. Many of the
plants shown can only be grown
in Key West.
Miss Hilda Cuniff, president Of
the garden club, and Wallace
Kirke, are preparing the exhibit
of seeds and seed pods. They will
consist of both cultivated and ma
tive wild plants. After the flower
show this display win be placed
in the East Martello Tower Mus
| cum as a permanent exhibit.
Herbs, chairmaned by Mrs. Ever
EFT Winter. always attracts atten-
ton, especially from tourists and
out-of-town visitors. In years past
and still to some extent, these
herbs are used by some people
as home remedies. As the city oil
Key West grows and building ex.
pands, they are becoming in
creasingly difficult TO find.
Earle johnson is chairman oil
the tropical fruits and vegetable
exhibit. This IL an exhibit that al.
ways causes much comment as
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States and Canada the finest in
scientifically correct nature NOV
ing pictures, and the men who
made them.
In Key West the Screen Tours
are sponsored by the Monroe Coun-
ty Audubon Society in cooperation
with the National Audubon Socie-
ty, and are brought to the COM
munity at actual cost. Admission
charges help defray these costs,
and the Society realizes no profit.
As a part of the series Harold
M. Hill will present "Wings and
Talons," on Monday, March 9, and
Fran William Hall viii present
"The Four Corners" on Tuesday,
April Z at the Key West High
School auditorium.
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WILLIAMS GOES ON
(Continued from PAGE One)


he had been drinking and did not
want the police to apprehend him
because they would find out that
he is a parole violator in Pennsyl-
vania. He admitted to being SEN
fenced to a 20-year term on a
theft charge there when he was
20 years of age. He was paroled
last year.
The court session was scheduled
to resume this afternoon when the
testimony of four additional wit
nesses win be heard.
The jury includes George p.
Tedder, Lawrence Gomez, George
A. Albury, William Plowman,
Charles M. Wallace, and William
B. Knowles. Charles Fernandez
was excused from serving due to
illness.
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Key Vest Players Meet
Tonight At Barn Theatre

There will be a meeting Of the
Key West Players tonight at fhe
Barn Theatre. This is the regy.
lar meeting which is always held
on the Tuesday following the
closing Of . Barn Theatre pro.
ducfion. However. II is of special
importance tonight as casting
will begin on ths new play. "ovr
Town" which will be produced
in the near future.
All members are urged to at.
TEND, and any people interested
in taking part in this play.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY a.
Bow for Officers Wives. / to
$50 pm. at Naval Station
bowling alleys.
TT. Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Kiwanis Club dinner meeting.
Club, 7:45 pm. at La Concha
Hotel.
Youth for Christ Bible Study.
Methodist Church, 729 Elem.
ing Street, 1880 pm.
Beginners Bridge Group, Ft.
Taylor offiters' Club, 8 pm.
Ladies Golf Tournament. <. w.
Golf course. 9 am.
Combined social and handicraft
hours at K. w. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. Open
house party, 8 pm.
Portrait painting classes, 2 to 4
pm, West Martello Art
School, County Beach.
Navy Thrift Shop, every Tues
day, 10 am. to / pm.
Harris School Room Representa-
tives. school library. T::30 pm.
Ever Ready Star Club. 3 pm.
Interior Decorating Glass, wom-
ans Club, s pm.
Ladies Aux. WV Post 39ii,
WV Home, 8 pm.
Order Of DeMolay Boys. Scot
fish Rite Temple, 7;s0 pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah
Lodge No. II, 100 pm.
Lithograph, oil and watercolor
art show at East Martello Gal
lery. near airport. to pm. To-
day and through week except
Monday, same hours.
Key West Players meeting and
play tryouts. Barn Theatre, 9
pm
Elyira Reilly art show opening
at Harms Studio s to 10 pm.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY -
Navy Wives Bowling Learua
Naval Station Alleys, I pm.
Meeting. Junior ca. commercs
at clubhouse. . pm.
island City Navy Wives Tub No
S.. meeting al White Hat Club
Lounge, 10 am.
Ceramic classes. ] 10 4 pm
West Martsllo All School,
County Beach.
Gym classes for owe Sea
Plaae Base. ~ an.
Junior Dehs, WoEan's Cub, Z %
pm
Amersr&E Leglcn. Arthur Saw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
YOUNG HAMILTON NOW
FRATERNITY MEMBER

Michael Hamilton, SON of DR..
and Mrs. A. H. Hamilton Of $50
Eaton Street, is a new member
of Delta Sigma Phi, national COM
merce fraternity.
Hamilton became a member of
the University of Miami chapter
in Coral Gables, Fla. He is en-
rolled in the School of Business
Administration, and is majoring in
management.
Recently he celebrated his 21st
birthday with a party at the home
of his parents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
Evans Returns
From YMCA Meet
In Atlanta, Ga.

Richard Evans, USO Club Direct
or has returned from the Annual
Meeting Oh the Southern Area Coun-
Gil YMCA. at Atlanta, Ga.
Evans said there was the largest
representation Of the Armed Serv-
ices Department of the YMCA in
history at the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
MAYBE HE'D HEARD
THAT ONE BEFORE

ANNAPOLIS. ~. n - Delegate
c. CllstOn virts' leader dog didn't
ike Il laEt night when his bind
master went 10 he rustrurn II she
Maryland Legislature 10 deliver .
speech
He began 10 bowl anc keps CO
aoxling unta BE- wss uskersd 70
the rpssrum loo. Omly sAex was
v.Ets aha 10 hnlsA bin speeeA.
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Queen To Visit

THE HAGUE R-Queen Juliana
and Prince Bernhard will pay a
one-day visit to London Thursday.
A government communique said
the queen and her husband viii
visit Queen Elizabeth II and the
Duke of Edinburgh to thank them
for British aid to the recent Dutch
flood victims.
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many of the fruits are not seen in
the markets except in the tropics.
Propagation of the African Vio-
let viii be shown by Mrs. ]. e.
Tucker. Various stages in the
growth of a new plant from a
rooted leaf cutting to a mature
plant viii be displayed.
Besides the opening night, the
former show viii be open from
10 am. to 10 pm. Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, March /, . and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
STUDENT GETS o. s. c.
GAINESVILLE ~

UhI4NI1O IA1IL VT DUuu1U 2
Arthur, University of Florida stu
dent, received the distinguished
service cross from Maj. Gen. D.
w. Canham, deputy third army
commander, here Monday. Arthur,
a Gainesville resident, was given
the nations second highway mill
tary award for an act of heroism
while an Army infantry company
commander in Korea in 1851.
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Tuesday. February n. 1858
Bridal Themes In Tiny Shadow Boxes
Announced For Key Vest FIoioer Shosc

Miniature the small shadow boxes this
the Key West Garden Club Flower
next Saturday February g. in the Eks Club
feature bridal wedding anniversary types
wedding and five different represented In
the anniversary category, wood china silver crystal pearl
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7 Delights Record CROWD
Tour Film, His Bird Calls

Four audience wa sdelightfully entertained by
Key West High School Auditorium Friday
Eented "Cansda East" one of his most popular
of wildlife subjects. Harwell, favorite to
made this as his third appearance on the
|g shown here for the fifth consecutive season.
400 school children filled the auditorium at
School for the afternoon matinee
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5; Poinciana, 10 and Coral Shores

Mrs. Fernando Camus led the
discussion Functions OF the Coun-
ty Council PTA," stating that com.
munity service is a challenge to
the group.
After adjournment, refresh
ments were served by the Poin-
ciana School hospitality comL.ittee
in the recreation hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24

hikd his audi
Ealsical, whis-
IEIhe calls of
PHh his inter-
EEsof birds in
lM woodland.
aas warm days
lTer the snow
~ had return
ia ~ rear ueH
fkhe notes of
III migration.
Sty CnhonI chill
,,gkning lecture
.nioyed his re-
!sFch they had
III picturesque
Peninsula in
Mristic oxen
81 French lad
ATt drawn by
fful dog, and
fhs used for
.Fmen taking
J heavily-laden
Fan breaking
Srocky island
X picture.
FERN part Of
lhe nests and
ss Tern. Six
birds will be
sitip of Africa.
i be found at
will again be
Iceland, and
| and the uni
suks provided
| the audience,
Re of a baby
alone into the
North Allan
sphere of anx-
has included
; scenes than
S of Bonaven-
from a great
feet of blue
acular white
in admiration
less moments
IDS again en-
of the water.
ID these birds
ct below the
rsThe photo
by Mr.. Har-
Of 240 feet
and provided
Birds" a re-
Malt DisRey's
vies.
Junk, the an
and a moose
In majestic
~ IN tho on
i also we're
, Rose-breast.
he American
nest is lined
reduction was
series of five
'ctures. These
Key West and
the United
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
Bert HaraUe
With Screen

A record Screen.
Bert Harwell at TIL
evening when he phi
color motion pictufR
Key West audience.
Screen Tour now be.
An audience of owe
Truman Elementary,
The lecturer delisls
ences with the ricn, h:
tied notes imitating,:
familiar birds. Three
pretations one heans
marsh, meadow, aik
Many recalled pleasas
Of northern spring as
had gone and the bifsi
ed to build nests ans,
Young. Others hearts,
birdsong in southe&
Poinciana Elemental!s
dren attending the es
reminded him they 81
cord Of bird songs VII
purchased for theit.s
canada East's" Ii
scenes Of the Gaspeis.
cluded the chara dN
drawn wagons, tbt!
riding in a small I'LL
his weary but fald5i
the out-of-doors eeAE
baking bread. FisHsI
their catch fromIl
boats, and the OH
against the rough. /,
shores completed H
In the northeast
Canada are found ..h
young Of the ArsAs
months later thessi.k
seen at the SoutheElsi i
In a year they WI
the Antarctic. T'hess Il
seen in Greenland,sll
in Northern EUROPE
Grotesque PuftiJsE
que ( Razor-billed jku
much amusement Is! {
while the depamsafe
Murre from its rletFgIa
murky depths of 4@
tic created an at,bSsp
iety. Ill
No water balles Il h
more graceful divslg
those Of the GanitsEs
ture Island. DiyinSI Fl
height into go to3h
OCEAN, these sssa4ita'
birds were viewtN in
ard anazement fil,
r I'D before thsI trd
& d to the surissl @
IN have Iaknd
I : nests 9qsEce'
g of the Mstar,
t were taF b
-rarl a keIibSh {
wattM al
fit "wa;sk B.
aluction. Ms W
IS OF nature ovt
wing eNtmu
Ii Of a raceets al
raising his ant#ks
d; a.ty. added kiety
te sainment. IneaEied
nesting scenes t,k Ehe
ed Grosbeak, shE tn
Elder Duck, vtRke 4
wit, softest down.
Harwell's suIpeFk pre-
III ii in this seask's /
Screen Tour nlask lee
programs bring b Kt
23S other cistesk In
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HOUSES uNEuRAlsHrp

COW. ARLINGTON LOCATION
story brick with spacious lot. 2 bed
rooms, roo ,,s,,I bsmt;' mt oS126. JE. 4-0570.
ANDREWs-BoLLiSG BOZ. AREA bed
rooms. fenced yard. automatic gas
neat. ma In f1ll esns;; snsS, avail. immed.; 500
THREE BEDRMS.. lge. liv. rm., fire-
place. din; rm. garage: oil heat;
Gaithersburg, go min. from Naval
Hosp. RA. $4,000 or Gaithersburg
BETHEsDA-Three-bedroom rambler;
su65let until June 1; S10O. OIL.
3Oso CHESTNUT ST. N.w.-Almost
new det. 4-bedroom, 3-bath home:
Wall-to-wall carpeting; rec. rm.;
$3.50. Call Mr.. Lawrence, RA. g.
Jog 19g3' rU. ~. 5-71oo. cH Z s T E R
9isi BEILRvIEw DR.. north S Locust
loc. nr. Naval Hospital and NIh;
rambler type, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
THOMAS E. HAMPTON AGENT.
S0I5 Wisconsin ave.. OIL. 2-2425.
ALExANDRIA-New semidet. brick
3 bedrms., 2 baths. Ice. .liv. rm.,
Ssmt Sian qiniag as4ag area mod. kit, full
raREE! Pfs is !sE3RM. 5ISaoS SsEMrDEr., cleo ki..
bsmt; $l15 mo. 1921 Freeport st..
sIx.RooM BUSGAIow. gnos; nr. End and
Rittenhouse-Large yard, full bsmt..
attic; Available Dec. /. WILL SELL.
ia. 9-S4S6. --16
FOR COUPLE - Three-rm. land tn
Shin asai0s Sn Ras dstancs aGSeoun IN cS
change for help on farm ewes. and
week ends. Write Box 252-A, Star.
ARLINGTON, close-in Ari. Forest sec.
-Det;, rms. and bath. modern;
raREE fHsff Z lSE BEbRMs Isl SseoD neE BRICK
insulated. Nice liv. rm,. M. rm..
nrepl.. garage. gas h.-w.<. lge.
bsmt.. 2. tiled baths. Two blkN. bus,
conv; scheols: Ii minus; d0u NH. Re
Rockville. Poplar S-37e4. @i5
in highly desirable Gienbrook VII
lage, lmmed. poss. Phone OIL.
FALLS VCHURcH-Tvo and 3 bedrm.
houses. .new-house condition; large.
shopping o ETC. v siio TO TO S1So Ses cso%N SfaSS
REALTY. INC. JE. $4,000; ewes,
THREEeBEDRM. RAMBLER. in Co.
lumbia Pines, Is minis. from Penta-
storage attic with dis. stairs. ALL
electric kitchen. garb. disposal and
dishwasher; lge. lot. $3.50. CROWN
REALTY. INC, JE. 4-a90o; eves.,
HOUSE AVAILABLE in city-Five
rms. and bath and garage with pur-
chine and refrigerator and other
misc. items or rents for $40 month.
MRS. SKIDMORE. II. 6-39SO. lie
100 MADISON ST. N.W.-Youthful
home on IN corner lot in excellent
den on 1st n. Full bsmt.. rec. rm.,
kit. and powder rm.. Built-in gar.
Automatic heat. Avail. today. $3.50
mo, FRED a. SMITH CO.. 1113
,d0 18th sxrG.' St ny' EX S,&l 2124sG IL Is,
neighborhood. 2 bedrms., liv. rm..
din. rm;. kit. and bath on 1st Il.
Lge: bedrm. and sewing rm. on End
notfc f. Full sI. bsmt vg With +oSsx rec rm Auto
FRED 4. SMITH Co. Ills l7th St.
sI4 UPsHUR Sir. N.w-a bedrm.
home in excellent neighborhood. Liv.
rm; with firepl., din; rm.. lge. kit.
tnae With SEeakfast fast nook Sp6nt Full and Osmt
porches. S115 mo. Ready for immed.
occupancy. FRED A. SMITH CO..
lib 18th st. NV. EX. 3-24S0.-
-15
brick. 3 bedrms. Quiet
place for children. Vienna 446-J
or ia, 2-769S. -l5
1915 N ST. .N.w.-Ten rooms. 2
baths with lavatory In basement.
Suitable for roolning house. $3.50
per mo. 3 F, SAUL CO., 925 15th
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HOUSES FOR SAlE.-M.w.
CRESTWOOD

White brick, bedrms.. 4 baths, large
modern kit. with breakfast space,
Library and fun bath on LIST floor.
Rec: room, maids room and bath.
Immediate possession. $42,50 Call
Miss Alexander. Ma, $4,000. Ewes.
and week ends, EN-. 2-O9S6. BOSS
d. PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
Rent and Buy D. C..

OPEN SUM-. 1876: DAILY 12 TO 6
BrAnd-new. never occupied,
semidet. brick homes in Riggs
PARK ne: bedrms.. 3 baths;
$495 DOWN, S135 mo. 1885
mo. applied toward down pay.
AIR-CONDITIONED. Close to
everything.
shire or 18th st. to Missouri
ave, turn right to Riggs I'd,
follow Riggs rd. to Eastern
ave, right on Eastern to
sample house. SAT Oglethorpe
st. ne,
. NJ T.ernar 1y IN TIT 0-11Ql
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GOLD MINE
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL ACCEPT late model car. lot,
End trust note for small investment
property as part payment for clean,
3-bedrm. ranch house on acre iot
near Olney, Md. Call OWNER. Flu
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE my new home with 2
girls or couple; all privils; near bus
nice yard; $40. TU. 2-51O6, Ia
RETIRED CPLE. will share mod
nicely furn. home with cple. Conv.
Ft. Belvoir. Pentagon. XII. 9-S196.
-15
FREE RENT in eXchg. for child care
and Ink. duties. One child ac-
cepted. DE. 2-65S3. is"
SILVER SPRING. Colesviile rd.,
blocks. from center s. s.; share beau
tiful large home with middle-aged
couple. S75. JU. 5-S591. -16
ALEXANDRIA-Girl will share o
bedrms; home with 2 girls. TIE.
TWO GIRLS OR COUPLE to snare
f,G1n home wit with emp empl. lady; Tyi newly
COLORED LADY would like to share
home with another lady. Pvt. rm.
LU. 4-O939. -16
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SILVER SPRING

607 Dartmouth st.-Brick bunga., 2
bedrms., Ice. rm. in attic, brk. gar.
Rus at cor, 3 hlks. to st. Michaefs.
500 mo. FRANK J. VOLKMAN,
EN-. 3-1666: ewes. EN-. 2-2913.
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BODY SHOP

And garage. Ideal location. Well
equipped. A real money-maker
Reasonable rent. Box 251-M. Star
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INVENTIONS FOR SALE
Good solid investments on TV sales
items ano mfg. products. Write
THE NEW INVENTORS CLUB. INC.
34D6 18th st. ne. "a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-General merchandise
store: 1852 approx. gross 500. 900,
net $4,000: estimated 1853 gross
81 10000. estimated net $1,000.
Price, $500 plus approx. inventory,
$4,000; all clean. nationally adver-
RESTAURANT LIQUOR, downtown.
seats As. -639e liquor: $4,000 cash
handles; Exclusive. W; c. GERBICH.
cRoCERY7 TM SY7S' Se61neT D1; 4ss1- cash hist,
ness: ideal for beginners: newly re-
modelled apt. included; full price.
S2.700. OWNER, LII. 3-7596. IS"
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Beautifully furnished, detached stone
and-brick home; 3 bedrooms and
baths. recreation room and gear
garage. Seen by appointment only
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
53S 5th St. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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FOREST HEIGHTS
HIILCREST HEIGHTS

New det. brick rambler; v.-dining
combination, eiec. kit, 3 bedrmS.,
tiled bath, full bsmt. Convenient to
Boiling Field and NRL. Rental, S135.
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308 MANSION DR..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WINTER RENTAI.

Unusually attractive house in Wesley
spletely furn. in every detail Imme-
'diate possession. EN-. 2-52l4, week.
days. STORY & CO., NE. S-4100.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK - Beautifully
renovated and modernized Semidet
ing and drapes included. Near St
AIMS and Janney Schools. Immedi-
ate possession. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
Dl. 7-1411; eyes,, OIL. 2-4S34.
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n. ARLINGTON-3-be -bedrm. Colonial.
- 20 liv. rm.. immac. clean; min. to
. D; G. Vacant: IA. 2-2I65. 10
auto. gas heat, redec, paved streets
and sidewalks; close to schools,
churches, transp. $50 mo. to re-
sponsible party. Weekdays, 10.
S-29l9; nights and Sun, 10. S-7590.
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:. N. Lerner & Co. TU. 2-1136
EMBASSIES

Or diplomatic missions, 3 large Mass
ave. houses. Immediately available
unfurniShed and furnished. Cal
Mrs. Lynch. res, DU. 7-S435, with
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, NE. s.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES lcont. /

RESTAURANT, on No. i hwy, 2 mi
south of Alexandria; nicely equip.
will seat 1875; ABC licenses; 5 lge
rms. over restaurant; plenty OF
time. AL. SMITH REALTY. XII
S-665o. ewes. TIE. 6-o957. Ia
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'NUU4 oLE EAFUKU KID, Beth.. Md.
nr. schools and Our Lady of Lourdes,
Cath. Church; ideal for children:
Three. bedrms., 9 baths, liv. rm.,
sep din. rm., kit, recr. rm., screened
porch and garage; SIS5 mo.
OWNER. office. LA. 6-3636; ewes.