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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11
TSCB Big Help
To Treasury
Agents InNYC
By ARTHUR EVERETT

NEW YORK IN - Two federal
Treasury agents walked into New
York's traffic summons control
bureau.
They had a problem. They were
looking high and low for man
whose name they didn't even know.
They did know be drove = blue
Ford and they had learred he
once got . parking ticket in front
of a certain street address.
With nothing more. than this, ~
year-old Saul j. Allen took less
than Is minutes % dig up the
mans name, his home address and
his business address.
'The agents bottled out Of there
so fast they didn't even have time
10 thank me-" said Allen, who is
director Of the TSCB, q branch of
New York City's Magistrate Court
system.
Actually, It was just q simple
little odd Job the TScB performed
for the T-mcn.
II utilized . system the bureau
has developed fantastic. part
human, part-robot method OF
tracking down traffic violators IN
the worlds largest city.
New York Issues traffic violation
sumnonses by the thousands. They
are ignored by the thousands.
Three years aga. Il was IN al.
most hopeless problem 10 track
down the 10000 unpaid traffic tick.
cts outstanding each year. II re.
CURED matching thousands aud
thousands Of sumrnonses 10 obtain
single motorists record Of viola.
tons.
Then TScB installed . msshsni.
cal brain. the frs Of ia kind in the
nation. Ailen and hiS staff Of Is
feed their problems to the brain
and is answers have made this !
tough iown far na0togist xho sins
and then seo0ts.
II would eztimate the city has
collected la million dollars > year
In fEe1 that Il Otherwise w0slid
have lOEs. Allen said.
With ths hrain u operstfOs,
Chsef Magistrate 1ahn n. MaTtaKh
iaunehed . biz eFsgkd0mn 60 nasl.
iipse traffic sGnisseEx. lis SD 90
IN On.
TIE nsoEt IgEosed nf ID ssaa'
mcas<s are ahn4s tar iEeKsi park
Ing. So fsnes sefs bsxazed Tasy
CkLef Magistrate JsAe n MusfsEh
iaEs<hed biz rrxskdawn 90 mns'
apie tyaisse ys0lssess. Is sta 90
Inx %.
To n1ss IgnaseA a Al snrn'
msnses are tAoss Ter Htexal park
anx. So fines we're t<s0ss&d Taes
n@E rsnge tram - t64 - sasAEssl
ymzstSea 20 Sc Isw s@akae r1Fkssx
a mnitigSs siaaAIsr cas- be tae6 -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11
BY RALPH BERNSTEIN

PHILADELPHIA IA machine
which functioned as both heart and
lungs of a human being for the
first time in medical history was
unveiled by surgeons at Jefferson
Medical College Hospital.
Invented by DR.. John IT. Gibbon,
Jr., director of surgical research
at the college, the machine was
shown to newsmen yesterday with
the announcement that it had per-
formed the combined functions Of
both organs while surgeons closed
an abnormal opening In the wall
of patients heart.
The operation was performed
Wednesday on Miss Cecilia Bavo-
lex, of Swoyersville. Pa, 1s-year-
old student at Wilkes College in
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
For years the girl had suffered
from the malformed heart, a large
opening between the auricles caus-
ing the trouble. DR.. Gibbon said
the opening "about the size Of q
half dollar" meant that q large
portion of her blood was continu-
ously being recirculated through
her lungs, causing q condition
known as circular spetal defect
which deprives the muscles and
bones of the body Of their normal
nourishment.
The patients heart was opened
and the abnormal opening closed.
The surgeons placed tubes in the
two big veins leading to the heart
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11
Machine Which Functions AS
Heart And Lungs Unveiled AT
Jefferson Medical College

and another In the artery in the
chest. The tubes In the veins were
connected to pumps which drew
the blood out and circulated it
through the artificial lung. The
blood was then pumped back into
the body through the arterial tube,
In this way "short circuiting' the
patients heart and lungs.
Throughout the 45-minute opera
ton, the patients own heart con.
tinued to beat. even though 1t was
not pumping blood. DR.. Gibbon ex-
planned the heart muscle was con-
tinuously receiving its normal sup
ply Of oxygenated blood from the
machine, as did the rest Of the
patients tissues.
The surgeon said that Miss Bav-
olek was connected to the machine
for the full Is minutes, but that
the apparatus did the work Of the
heart and lungs for rs minutes.
"For Is minutes her life depend
ed on the machine" he said.
DR.. Gibbon said the machine Is
''not cure all for all heart condi.
tons. want to emphasize that the
machine probably win be used
chiefly on people born with q de.
formed heart, possibly blue babies,
children with congenital heart de.
fects. 1t can't help coronary artery
diseases or hearts crippled by dis.
eases Of old age"
The patient has responded well
10 the operation and probably will
be out of the hospital In about 10
days, DR.. Gibbon said.
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PRAISES Fire Dsss. g
Editor, The Citizen

81
During recent days have notic-
ed critisism leveled ct public q.
ficials, public employees 81 cetera
almost every day In my newspa.
per. II has been my personal e..
pericnce that the majority 81 these
people are trying to do . good ~
but I am writing 10 express NJ
personal thanks for the exception.
ally fine work Of the Key Wesi
Fire Dept. during the lire fhis
week at Big coppitt Key: also 10
that Of the Boca Chica Dept.
Let's give credit Where credit b
due, and we may BE able 10 keep
good men In these Jobs. They ars
. contentious group a. men md
we can really class them with IL
best any place In The country.
Mrs. ceeilio Santana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11
Ports Cant Be
Made Alright,
Says Coast Guard

WASHINGTON R-Top Coast
Guard officials told Congress In
testimony released here the Sc.
curity of Americas ports probably
cannot be made alright In peace
time.
But the officials said fhav msaa
as fg nificant improvement
in tightening port security last
year.
The Coast Guard undertook a
limited security program. worked
out in 1850, after former President
Truman declared Americas ports
were endangered by subversive
activities.
Vice Adm. Merlin ONeill, the
commandant, told House appro-
priations subcommittee that prog.
ress was made last year In 10
major port areas where security
hazards were checked. He said
seamen and longshoremen were
screened ito keep subyersiye ele-
ments" off the waterfront.
Rear Adm. A. c. Richmond, as
sistant commandant. testified the
security program represents,
quite frankly. a compromise Of q
number Of ideas"
II do not think" he added.
shat anybody can say that the
present port security program is
100 per cent effective ....
II do not believe In times like
these that the United States gen
orally 10 prepared 10 accept either
the expense or the interference
with normal life of an about port
security program"
The two admisais testified the
Coast Guard plans 70 continue
about the same security activities
NEXT year. They requested appro-
priations for the program OF sis..
sss, oz7, . reduction Of la milIion
from Truman's recommendations.
The total Coast Guard budges
was cut tli. 7so. go by the Essen.
hoxer administration 10 Sls3. 80
90 for the year starting July !.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11
Peoples I

The s,ftinen ,sesss.-,
siens - the views ~
ers. hat the eaifns ysss
right To delete an,
are eaasDaerea tst,ela.-s
vaated. The writer. -
fair ana seanfius ste ts.s.
200 words and write ~
81 the paper anis. Slg
the WRITER @ust aefulna4a
letters end will Ne puh'tsh . ss
tsss requested etherWise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

this ID the estimate of C. A. Ben0st
Jr.. president Of The Pernatsx Co.,
Brookiyn. His firm b . producer
m transportation and Industrial
maintenance chemicals.
He estimates . grcas business II
al auto service firms ID the nation
II abous 1iis halioa dallars this
year In The sale a parts. aeces@
series. fsei. inhriezEts snd nsin-
tensnce chemicals. An0ther -
billioa dollars NH be spent co
lshog at to service nrms.
EenaEt figures tk<rs ID CO s<rv.
ice exsahsishment fsr svery ~
vsAieI<3 tears. bases. traxksl ard
thxs fAs average assnsl raAlasks-
aaes cost 4 vsAaeas Il SO. exsuss-
M = essgytk4ag Z rsquasss- 8
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11
hlgh a. 50 for saeh offsnse, 4
matter knM trivial.

hlgh ~ 50 for saeh effsnse, =
matter how trivial.
Last PEAR. police bsgsn roan6isg
up cars II habitazl cfIendeFs -
tuwing them ID. To 81 kis eae
bach. TIE y5oiai1g had . fsee q
wxrTsnt. AElen, Il course. sas -
man rho tnsd - poliee wk<re y
iOak fer The ear.
The mechanical bf1ia = a eIee.
tronse detective VIII - nsifs = 4.
Ths data 81 Q pefking tiekss y
fed 10 Il ~ means e holes pun<he1
10 easds. II . matter e mocnenls.
! cssaIeenes the dsfa a11 pelnls
CT any similarity II q dFtssre
a1ns. neense snmb<x g e<ker -
ussa - rfxsiens siekefs.
Hnmsn inxennity tskss e4es
from sh&rs. Slzrfs11 NJ - make
rate syssem e esess Gzln9. O. q
- fkas essnes - in6<x - 3 49,
"a sssistexs fssss6
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

Poalnfiun onee almost eliminated
lisa from the TAames River arusDd
Lon6on, but recent polisfi0n coz
trua measures ara said To be hriax-
IND Tie tlxA back.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11
School Loses Track
OF Who's Smuriesi

BRAsHER FALLS, n. r. M-
There win be no ysIedictofisn -
salutstorian--and no hard isellnes
-at 81. Lawrence Central Schools
commencement nsxt month.
The school burned dawn Iasl
Christmas vacation. Al he stndent
records went win Il, ard thers
VAS no way 10 ehoose DE- tMo iop
scholars.
Instead. five a. ths - senIoFs
viii speak 1t their srsdaaiien
June n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

Central Chile has a climate mach
like that Of California.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

History reveals that churches and states have
struggled for control of peoples.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

n b estimated there are ~ -.
c. cubic miles a. water h -
oceans q tie world asys the Ne.
tional Geographic Soeisty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

Sncw usually II ahoat as 10 times
as deep Is The water il creates
When melted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

Key West can be anything the people of the
munity decide to make it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-11

Tolerance is sometimes confused with the idea that
the majority should not exert its rights
Evening star., 1953-08-25
Donohue 10 Accept
Position in Revival
of Observer Corps

Former Commissioner F. Jo-
seph Donohue says he will ac-
cept an invitation from Civil De-
fense Director John E. Fondahl
to head and reactivate the
Ground Observer Corps here.
| Mr.. Donohue reported over his
weekly broadcast on District af-
fairs over Station WWDC that
Col. Fondahl had asked him to
accept the volunteer post in a
letter last week.
The former Commissioner cited
Russia's statement that it has
the hydrogen bomb and deplored
"the almost complete lack
of an adequate system of civil
defense" He called on citizens
to offer their services.
1--WE are not unmindful of the
high priority which our city oc-
cupies on the list of American
cities marked for annihilation
by the masters of the Kremlin, "
he declared.
Mr.. Donohue said it was ex-
pected that the reactivated
Ground Observer Corps would
be kept in operation "a hours
daily. A suitable observation
post headquarters is being
sought for the civilian sky
watching program.
During World War II Mr.
Danohue was a lieutenant col
onel with the 9th Air Force and
taught aircraft Identification.
Evening star., 1953-08-25
By the Associated Prs.s

ELKTON. Md, Aug. 25.-A
tank of molten asphalt blazed
into an inferno on highway
project just cross the Delaware
line from Elkton yesterday when
a spark set it aflre.
No one was hurt and no houses
were endangered as the explod-
ing tank set two others afire and
Evening star., 1953-08-25
Youth Locked in Store
At HilIcrest Heiqhts

Robert Miley, 18, of 2545 Col
brook drive, Hillcrest Heights.
Md, was locked in the Rexall
drugstore at Hillcrest Heights
when It closed last night.
Young Miley was in a tele-
phone booth when employees went
home at 10 pm.
He telephoned Prince Georges
County Police Dispatcher Clay H.
Taylor at Marlboro. Mr.. Taylor
finally located the manager, who
returned and let Mr.. Miley out.
Evening star., 1953-08-25
Steel Pine Use Drops

DALLAS.-The gas industry
in 1852 used only 1,723,000 tons
of steel, principally for pipelines.
compared with 2,396,000 the
previous, year.
Evening star., 1953-08-25

10000 gallons of burning asphalt
sent up pillar of fire and smoke
visible for 20 miles.
Evening star., 1953-08-25

0N0 sssrehInS Wifh Psrmo SfaFeh
and girls dresses, boys shirts.
your own housedresses, linens
all stay crisp through months of
repeated washings WitbOEt
re-st6rebing!
Doubles the life Of eIofheSI Unlike
ordinary starches which merely
coat the outside, Perma Starch
gently penetrates the threads and
Evening star., 1953-11-13
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ARLINGTON-In front of courthouse.
$3.50 mo. CAN Z. H. IRWIN, iS' ia,
WILL SUBLET nice partitioned ONCE.
10Th hos and H sts. NV. Phone Ma
silver III liSs asiSs STRING sS SPECIAL - IL Nice
single rm. (13 IT. by Is ftD. once
in central location, at 1924 Ga
ave.. 2 windows facing street; free
parking; furn., $55: unfNn., S45.
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-3005;
DIsTRICT-suites. j to
Z rms Moderate rental: elevator
sgildinE ool l129 Vermont ave. Call
Evans "a s-GsGh GsTfhLDrNG. 1920 New York
desirable rooms to meet your re-
auirements. Apply PENN PROP
ERTIEs. elo Evans Bids. ME.
DGPoNT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
1916 Conn. Conn ave; Offices available
232I WIS. AvE.-An or part of 5000
SO. IT,, 2nd a. ONCE area; new BLDG ::
opp, Calvert Theater; unlim. paved
parking in rear; with separate en-
trance; .r sir,sondi; oSon m avail; v,N Jan. 10
SUBLEASE. 3-rm. ONCE. divided By
partial glass partitions: rugs and
drapes: built-in storage and ward
robe. ST. 3-5554. Immediate pos
session rs
SILVER sPRING-As . whole or In
part. 2nd fir. of once BLDG. formerly
occupied by the Nd. News. Opposite
B&O r R station. Approx. 5000
Fri. bet. II am. and 2 pm: MONT
GOMERY LAND CO. INC, 1906
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Nd. -l5
OFFICES AND LIVING QUARTERS
in fine transportation center. on
18th st. NV between Park I'd. and
no. 2-535S or RA. 3-l397.- III
ALEX. on MI. Vernon ave ve;-Ideal fol
insurance. dentist, optician. or law
once; utils.. furn. L. SMITH .REAL-
TY. XII. s-6662; sves.. TE. a.2o67,
Evening star., 1953-11-13
BUSINESS pRoP.-sAte tcon..,

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-ZoneA snd
sseemm5;; CONN., mod. 2,story BLDG, approx.
system, sas heat. First floor avail
able for owner occupancy or lease.
Mr.. Manuel. EN- 3-53S6, or Mr.
Poole, WO. 6-7891. with DRURY
REALTY CORP. DI. 7-445O.
house. offises and showroom; two l.
-~: Kit. and bath apts. above:
$50. 900. can finance. Call ia g.
2522 between 9 and 8 pm. week
-l5
WHEATON,. Ga ave- opposite main
shopping center-1st commercial;
$4,000 sq IT.
Colesville rd,, mr.. Burnt Mills-96, ,235
So. It. Of which 35 .4S5 are LIST COM
mercial. These properties are ready
for DEVELOPMENT. Call JU. 6-SS90.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
$3.50 DOWN

THREE -bedrm. rambler: lse. liv. rm.,
dining L. beaut. kit. lots Of
cabinets: 3ull-down strwy. to attic:
automatic washer, storm windows,
automatic gas heat; one blk. to bus.
close to public and parochial schools.
close to Falls Church: 2 years old /:
vacant Payments approx. SS8
monthly. includes everything. Ex-
elusive with
Southern Realty Co.
Exclusive JE. 4-2100 Exclusive
Evening star., 1953-11-13
COLORED
,ELLENT
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Gettysburg vicinity
Stone house. completely modern. 10
rms, 5bedrms., ga baths; oil heat.
Redecor. 2-car garage. S100 mo.
Partly furn. ia. 2-5839. --15
Evening star., 1953-11-13

2-bedroom rambler yery n,ods-n
ihome' only S16.75O; assume 4os
Iarge trust with reas. cash nav
ments. Is RADIANT heat and manv IN
snnf snnfl "a aGded features. shown by
2l16 Wilson blvd, IA. S-37s3 w.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
VIENNA. VA.

Five rms, bath, oil h.-w.h.. fireplace,
lge. utility rm. Cor. lot, 23,2l9 sq.
it.; $12,500 Terms.
JAMES E.. BARNEY
Evening star., 1953-11-13
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

$1,000 DOWN. 1st commercial. Store
and 6 rms, yard. alley in rear, suit
able for tavern. small bar or barber
shop. Balance 1st trust payable less
than rent. 123 18th st. ne. RA.
6-6527. -13
THREE under improved commercial
sites on Wisconsin ave-; frontages of
% It. to 290 ft.. and priced from
$4,000 UP. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
pI: 5-l41l; evenings. Mr.. Moran.
EN-. 3-40I5. --15
2F3a 18th ST. N.W.-Store. apt and
2-story garage bldg. ct rear; ideal
for upholsterer. contractor. distrib-
utor; excellent condition; immediate
possession. Sale or lease. Brokers
protected. See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER
BROS. INC. DI. 7-S3n0.
THREE STORY BRICK BLDG, on
9TH st. NV, between NJ and N SITS.
Lot "a IT. by los IT.. back to alley,
RE. 7-201l; eyes,. EN-. f-1751.
lis
Evening star., 1953-11-13
GENTLEMAN'S FARMETTE
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Completely modern, 3-bed-
room charming home. Liv. rm.
with flrepl., din. rm., beaut.
kit, 2h baths; all rms. on the
large side; large and ample
closets, laundry chutes: excel.
construction: large paneled rec.
rm.. laund. rm. and large
workshop. Also included are
3 acres Of beautiful rolling
land. beautiful view, spring,
trees and shrubbery, black-top
road: excel. location. near
good school and shopping CEN
ter. Is mi. d c. See this II
you want something nice. Ask
ing price. S27. 800. but sub
ject to an offer, about $4,000
$4,000 cash; balance has good
financing. Also other good
listings For appt., phone
Vienna. Va. 2S0-W.
WHITESELL REAL ESTATE
Near Oakton School, Hwy. 1913
Closed Sunday
Evening star., 1953-11-13
SlOOO DOWN

'lmmit Hills, Falls Church-Three-
bedrm. rambler, lge. corner lot, on
pusline; equipped kit: only S11.750.
Call J. H. BENOIT. Realtor. KE.
S-RR77; ewes. JE 3-1141 Ia
Evening star., 1953-11-13
tcontinued.D
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1917 18th ST. N.w.-1 large room.
partitioned to make ofices, S65
mo. SO 3-553U. -1q
2II3 X ST. N.W.-3 rms. and bath:
approx, 500 So. IT.; reas. rent.
Park. sp. Ex. 3-657S, DE. 2-0l77.
OFFICE AND FURN. DESK SPACE
Georgia ave. NV, near Maryland
line. Call RA, 3-4635. --15
FURNISHED OFFICE, sub-lease, all
or part 3 rooms. air-cond., conven.
location. Call RE. 1856. 8 am.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
Lake Bancroft
Custom Rambler

WHAT A CoMBINATIoN!-HoMF
AND SUMMER RESORT-ALL IN
ONE. 23-ft. living room with FIRE
equipped kitchen. 3 bright bed
rooms with excellent closets, 2l5
baths. full bsmt. with panel recr.
rn.. maids rm.. attached garage
fiagstone patio, lovely wooded lot
lake view. Only S3o.5o0. OWNER
WILL CONSIDER TRADE.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
DESK SPACE
FARMS

CGAAIAL0G mailed freei 80
f5tatsss; fsns n. .SIROUT REALTY l427-s
RAPPAhANNeoIcckE eIcE CO, Splis vA0ss5-acr. 10 sa
grazing larm. fenced and cross
fenced; stream has never gone dry;
many pond sites, ZOO fruit trees:
vnoG y1e% hdu.d of mountains. very scenic:
: tenant houses; mail del. to door:
machinery; 80 Aberdeen Angus cat.
tie; $36.500. OWNER. WO. 6-7O29.
WANTED-About ten acres: small
or remarkable house. Must have sur
iace in 5S Sa1eT les or stream ~ IrOntage w,,h-
Reply Box 1867. Star. ~
acres. so cleared "a
mi. D. c. Hard surface road. Excel,
site for country home: Asking $3.50
PEI acre BroWning ti93-.,.il --15
north Reisterstown on Mt. Gilead
and Emory roads tboth paved; I30
fertile acres suitable for dairy,
produce or livestock; timber. springs.
streams. D outbuildings large
frame house and tenant house; call
ARTHUR BURK. 62S Wayne ave.,
Silver Spring. Phone JU. 9-s424.
I71-ACRE DAIRY FARM; good rd..
COWS, good machy.;. 6-rm. house;
SIS 800 Mr.. OLSON, .WO. 6-7O29
MD. between Wash.
and Annapolis acres all clear and
fenced. Groom mod. round home.
Oil hot-water heat; excel. garden,
fruit trees, chicken houses, garage,
stable, Very reasonably priced.
Offered by WALTER M. BAUMAN,
1927 K st. NV, Wash. D. c. Tel.
Ma. S-6230 or Sat. and Sun. call
L. A. Startling at West River (Md.)
FARM WANTED-Have purchaser for
300 to 600 acres, Loudoun Co. farm.
Must be nr. Fairfax Co. line. Need
not be highly improved or equipped,
but price must be right. ROBERT
c. DAVENPORT REAL ESTATE.
1923 Ft. Hunt rd., Alex, Va. --i5
65 ACRES. 40 cleared: S-rm. house:
] mi. State rd. frontage; power line:
"a mi. south Of d. c. S6.75O. $500
down. S75 mo. TIE. 6-4131. -16
VA. FARM. good house
and barn: sell on terms or trade for
city property. OWNER. LU. 2-0773.
Evening star., 1953-11-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
l TO 5 PM.
737 CRESTWOOn DIR

ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
near FAIRLINGTON SHOP
PING CENTER, this attrac., NEW
det: brick home has bedrms.. z
baths: every modern appointment
See for yourself. $23,950. easy
terms. HARRY ROD, ST. 3-4162
Evening star., 1953-11-13
FAIRFAX AREA
HUNTINGTON

Two-bedroom semidetached home,
partially fenced, nice lot, disposal
unit. Chance to take over SS,400 ] st
trust at 4eS interest with payments
at S55 mo. 81 400 down with bal
ance in small 2nd trust.
LICARI, XII. 8-7100
Evening star., 1953-11-13
OFF LORCOM LANE
1855 N. FILLMORE
OPEN SAT- AND SUN

OI AOk1SO1N LAME
1855 N. FILLMORE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
IR-CoNDTTIONED THROUGHOUT
New custom-built ANTIQUE brick ram
bier on magnificent 200-ft. wooded
lot only D Minis. from Key BRIDGE
and "a blk. from uncrowded grade
school. Truly different q. plan with
entr. hall, lge, I've. rm. with indirect
lighting and floor-to-ceiling picture
window facing lge. covered front
porch. Din. area leads to pvt. con-
crete patio. Kit. has natural birch
cabs built-in auto. elec, oven.
counter-top elec. range. GE dish
washer. DISPOSAL and fan plus IL ~
#. luxury GE refgr. with top freezer,
3 dble. bedrms., all with croSs-vent
and = colored tile baths. Bsmt..
44x33, has dust-free. pollen-free. s.
ton air conditioner. gas auto. heat.
2nd firepl. and space for ma loth
rec. rm. 26l2-ft. attached brirk gar
Directions: Out Arlington blvd from
Memorial Bridge take 1st turn right
continue under Key Bridge to Lor-
>com lane. bear right . blks. to N
Fillmore. then right to home
LURAY CONST. CORP.
J0. 7-7936
Evening star., 1953-11-13
1920 DOWN
S75 MONTH

house. four large rooms
and bath on almost two acres: small
barn; in built-up community con-
venient to everything. House 10
vacant. Price 5000.
35-minute drive out Arlington blvd.
or Lee hwy. to Centerville: turn left
at trafic light on Route 2S Coward
Manassas) four miles TO big blank
yellow sign on left and ofice Of
YORKSHIRE ACRES on left. Open
TO 8 pm. only. Bring deposit. lis
YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS ONEi
123 acres well fenced 2 barns, 8-rm.
house, 2-car garage and only 20 mi.
to D. c. over fast hwy. S25. 800
with $500 down.
REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 480
Multiple Listing Realtor.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-05
Digest OF Fishing
Laws Now Available
End Place

The 1858 digest of Ohio fishing
laws are off the presses end are
currently being distributed to the
various fishing license issuing
agents throughout the state.
Ohio fishermen may obtain a
copy of the digest, free of charge,
at these points, or from clerk of
courts offices or the six Wildlife
District headquarters throughout
the state.
New rules and regulations con-
tanned in the 1858 digest become
effective on March /, the effec-
tive date of the 1853 Ohio fish
ing license. A copy of the digest
is given free also with the pur-
chase of a fishing license.
The digest contains highly i'm
portant information for Ohio's
fishermen, and is recommended
reading for anglers before going
fishing.