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HOUSES FOR sALs-Mb.

OPEN 81 SUNDAY-other times BY
appt. Rare oppor.; superior new
brick. house. const. by q builder fol
weil-eauip. Kit. $ bedrms.. 8 baths
2 firepl.. 2 flagstone terraces. Scar
gar, gas heat West from Rockville
2 mi. on Rt. 28. left on Glenmill rd.
sg2ES SHOEMAKER Jr' Broker, 20
A BARGAIN FOR You. . sacrifice for
kit. full bsmt: acre: access to
private swimming pool; beautiful
view; conv. to schools, etc; $50, 500.
Call Evergreen 4-7062. -5
OVERLOOKING c & o CANAL-A g.
bedrm. home with 2 baths. screen ID
porch and sun deck. Wooded lot
15x150 Conv. to carline. MRS.
BURGESS, Realtor. 6109 Broad St,
6-RM. NEWLY DEC. Cape Cod with
full rear dormer. Near Navy Hosp.
sep: din: rm:, liv. rm: with firspl..
by owner. SIT, 800. 4317 Dresden
ST., Kensington, Nd. OIL. 9-9272.
"AS is" rooms. unfinished new
AOuSc, VIII L Iu1l anu tHO n pdtUS,
full bsmt., gas furnace, and large
porch. Lot 7Ox200: $I1.500, $1,000
down. Near Mas. ave. ext. in Glen
Echo Heights. MRS. BURGESS. Real
TWO BATH RAMBLER-Luxurio
white brick rambler in select, close.
in community. Separate din. rm.,
all elec. kit. huge rec. rm. with
picture windows and fireplace. Mr..
Ryan, JU. 5-l258. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO. Realtor. 1924 14th st
FOR QUICK sALE-open
l to d pm; brick rambler with
garage; a -acre handicapped lot; 3
bedrms., large equipped kit. sliding
door closets; l yr. old, in top cond.
Easy terms. Out Ga. ave. Just past
Wheaton shopp. to Arcola ave,
right to 1872. MODERN REALTY
CO, JU. 1880. Open till 9 pm.
3 BEDRM. RAMBLERS; / "a tile bath,
large electric kitchen. living rm..
dining rm., fireplace, bsmt.. hot
water heat ranch type porch,
garage, half acre lot with lovely
Bethesda Lge. 3 Bedrm. Ia Bath
Older home on 1a-aCre shaded cor.
lot. Flexible financing to approved
purchaser. Owner, OIL. 4-424I.
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BE IHEODA
10 LONE OAK DR..

VI EN- 0ON. U1tOW 7
Out Wisconsin ave. TO Bank Of
Bethesda. bear left on Old George
town rd. to Lone Oak, right to open
sign. Here is a 2-story home with
large rms, den and stairway to
attic; full basement; 2-car garage:
berry and some fruit trees. large
strawberry patch and raspberries; a
fenced garden to grow ones own
vegetables. Truly a good buy. in a
fine community, only a block from
transp. See this. call Mrs. Daw-
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 l4th St, AID, 4-2O05
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ROUTE 3O1, heart Of Waldorf. 5-rm.
bungalow with bath and screened
oRGhM pRFeh; MidTay MnT1SE 3 5-$1S6, 1S,5n+ . r.
Hot-water heat. oil fired with sum-
mer and winter hookup. Corner lot
very close to school. Immediate pos
session: will sacrifice White or coll
ored Call Mount Airy. Md. 322-J. >
COLORED. TUXEDO. MD-SQ50 DN,
Def. BRICKTEX COL.
Liv. rm.. din. rm., Youngstown kit -.
screened porch: oil h.-W. h., storm
windows; priced for quick sale.
Mr. zahrek. cox & CO.. UN
4-1526
Evening star., 1953-07-05
18th OF JULY

4th OF JULY
INDEPEND ENCE DAY
MEANS A LOT TO AMERI-
CANS. OVER THIS WEEK
END, IF YOU ARE THINK
ING OF BECOMING IN
DEPENDENT FROM RENT
BILL WE SUGGEST YOU
DRIVE OUT TO
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
WHICH IS WASHINGTON'S
BEST LOCATED SUBURB,
Is MINUTES FROM DOWN
TOWN AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF THE FINE
BRICK HOUSES OFFERED
AT A PRICE THE AVER
AGE CITIZEN CAN AT
FORD.
OBSERVE THESE ADVANTAGES
Large living room; picture windows.
Tile powder room.
Separate dining room.
Electric kit; incl. dishwasher.
DISPOSAL, metal cabinets.
3 good-sized bedrooms.
Full tile bath. End floor.
Sanitas walls.
Gas a &C heat; also, h.-w.h.
Full basement.
Recreation rooms.
Plastered walls.
PorcheS
Cedar. lined closets.
Mahogany bookshelveS.
Venetian blinds,
Sodded lots.
Paved streets and sidewalks.
Larae shopping center.
Beautiful school.
Churches.
Bus service-W. M q A.
Sl5.950 up-good financing.
types to choose from,
DRIVE OUT BRANCH AVE.
Sc. TO COLEBROOK DR.,
WHICH is ENTRANCE TO
EST HEIGHTS
TURN RIGHT AND CON-
TINUE TO oath AVE. AND
OUR FIELD OFFICE OR
TELEPHONE 10. 5000 OR
LU. 4-0040.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES
$16,950

Silver spring-Open to 8. See
this 3-bedrm. brick Colonial with
separate din. rm., full bsmt. with
partial rec. rm. Low down pay
ment will take. Dtrs.; Out Ga. ave.
brook, left to Sidney rd.. right 70
1O014 and open sign. MODERN
REALTY CO., JU. 1880. Open
'ti1 q n m
Evening star., 1953-07-05
BARNEY CIRCLE AREA
Ala 18th ST. Sc.
HpEN To
1889 S STREET s.E.

OPEN sun. TO P,M.
VACANT-QU1CK POSSESSION
eemidet brick located in very con-
venient neighborhood. Large lily.
rm. and din. rm., 3 bedrms.. tile
bath and fun bsmt. Can Mr.. Craw-
ford. Cypress 7-S95S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Rea!tor 1924 I4th st. AD. 4-2005
RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL
"!3lS MINNESOTA AVE, Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY = TO PM.
Redecorated inside and out. 3 bed
rooms. living room, dining room,
kitchen bath, basement and garage.
Gas INV h. Priced Tor quick sale.
Reasonable terms. Call Mr.. Bandy,
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 l4th St. AID. 4-2005
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW
Just inside D. c. line, nj. Alabama
ave. " bedrms., den. liv. rm., din.
rm, and kit. all on 1st f.: lovely
corner Anchor fenced lot. Must be
sold See this today and make us an
offer Call Mr.. Penland. ST. 3-756S:
ewes. LU, o-7612 till 10 pm. ATLAS
PEAITV rO -
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
New a-bedrm brick rambler on level
lot: this home features spacious liv-
ing-dining rm. combination. kitchen
with table space and beautiful tiled
bath; full. dry basement with asphel,
tiled floor; price only SO, $50.
BRICK CAPE COD
Lovely liv. rm. with fireplace, din
rm. kit with table space, nice
bedrms with ample closet space
Open stairway to beautifully finished
I'd floor equipped with built-in fur
niture, roughed-in bath. Asphalt
tiled full basement. Wooded lot
Conv location. Priced S15.750.
WOOD COMPANY
l116s Georeia Ave, Silver Spring
LO. 4-7200
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RETHESDA-S21 .0O0

NEAR SUBURBAN HOSPITAL
Ivy covered 12-year-old 3-bedroom
brick Colonial with slate roof. i'm
maculate condition throughout, pam
eled recreation room. attached ga
rage, screened living porch over
looking delightful spacious yard
Beautiful community. excellent
neighbors. Attractive terms avail
able. once open Sunday.
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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AIR CONDITIONED

Large new ramblers, Bethesda, Mass.
ave. and Bradley blvd, areas. From
$24.95Q to S3l 300. Call Mrs. Reeve,
OIL. 29275 or CO. 5-O476.
FLORENCE V CIuEEREDA
Evening star., 1953-07-05
KENSINGTON
81 $50 DOWN-GI
3-Bedroom Brick
NDEN TN &

3-Bedroom Brick
OPEN l TO 6
New 2-story, lust OF Conn. ave-
Large bedrms.. liv. rm. with firepl.
full din. rm.. large kit. de luxe
bath. full bsmt., large level lot
many unusual appointments for COM
Portable living. Close to shopping
Conn. ave. to Newport Mil rd.. left
and follow Woodside Realty signs
to house.
Woodside Realty Co.
s017 Eastern Ave. JU. 9-644O.
$10,500-BUNGALOW
2 large bedrms.. liv. rm.. eating space
in bright kitchen. full bsmt.: assume
G.1. ioan. Easy terms. Call WO
6-322S.
DRURY g. JOHNSTON
Evening star., 1953-07-05

HERE'S A REAL BARGAIN-A lovely
3-bdrm. Colonial for only $13,950.
1908 Elm ave. Open Sun. l OF g pm.
Must be seen to be appreciated. A
6-rm. and bsmt. Colonial on beauti-
and shopping: Owner transferred
Terms. Out New Hampshire ave,
left on Larch ave, Q short blocks to
Elm, right to house. CARMICHAEL
REALTY CO., JU. 9-0424; ewes,
MASS AVE. EXT. s2s,5oO.-Two-
year-old custom built rambler. like
new: 3 bedrmS., 2 baths. recr. rm. !;
2-car attached garage: lovely level
wooded lot; excel. value and terms.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-
.-2326; once open all day. %
SACRIFICE BY OWNER, living out of
town. Spac. 6-rm., 2-bath rambler in
country club area, beautifully land
Scaped; knotty-pine den. alum. storm
windows. lge. screened porch; low
price at S21.50 for immed. sale.
Open Sat. and Sun. July 4 and 5.
III pm: $500 Caroline ave-. Silver
GREaf' isEF' RAMBLER VALUE, s35.25o
-Lse.. INEQUALITY. brick rambler;
spacious center-hal plan; liv. rm.
approximately 14x25, lge. sep. din.
rm., 20-ft. kit. 3 bedrms., 2 tile
baths, full bsmt.: gear b.-i. gar.
breeze conditioned by lge. attic fan:
gas hot-water heat; $4,000 irst
trust avail. FRANK g.. PHILLIPS,
Dl. 7-1411: eyes,. JU. b-6466. ID
Evening star., 1953-07-05
THE SUNDAY STAR BIB
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JULY s, 1888
Evening star., 1953-07-05

ASSUME 40 TRUST
Open Sun. IL pm. bedrms., Q
place and full bath, screened porch.
garage, slate roof. beautiful lot
overlooking woods, Price only $32.-
500 with excellent financing. Out
Mass. ave. | mile past D. c. line.
left into Sumner and straight to
1919 Fort Sumner DIR. H. G.
SMITHY CO. ST. 3-33n0.
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aMARCE RUSSELL
tcontlnued Prom 20 one

tCOuILnueo kFOtn rays Onel
Of complaint about her condition
and now finds happiness In the fact
that she can move her foot ''sboui
an inch. Felix's whom she came IN
70 contact with at Naval Station,
both civilian and military have de.
cided 70 add to her happiness BY
contributing voluntarily to col.
lection fund 10 purchase i special
|WheeIchair for & fellow worker moi
as fortunate as they.
A glance at the posters distribut-
led over the activity with Marge's
picture On them, readily brings to
mind the smiling face that presid-
ed over the Savings bond counter
III the Disbursing Office : that was
Marge.
Jars labelled "Giye for Marge's
Chair WIN Be passed around BY
members Of the various shop com.
|mittees At the Naval Station. The
slogan win Be give So That Some.
one Less Fortunate Than We May
Move Again" The station Civilian
Welfare and Recreation Committee
Is the sponsor.
While the actual campaign viii
be confined to the Naval Station,
any civilians not employed there
who want to aid the cause may do
so BY contracting the committee BY
telephone.
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tic ore Miss Joyce said tAst II la.
cOssalasJ ] 80 aill. j s.ve. several
one dollar bills md change,
Manuel Rodriguez. cab driver
who took Mrs. Joyce 10 The Pap,
home IN Poineiana ,ssufied in #.
feet 70 being almost deaf and prae.
tieally blind. He std he did mol
see or hear anything al the Poin,
ciana house when Bethel was al.
legedfy beating Mrs. Joyce. He did
not see her purse or hear her talk
about her missing purse.
Exaggerated Nifh ihe lack ef
testimony. clsars immediately
called for sohpesnas for Nlylk.
the hsF fender and ! musician
Who Mrs. 1eyes said witnessed
the fight IL the reslavrans.
Mrs. Papy VINO said she was "a
testified briefly She denied that
she had been with another man at
Wylk's bar. She said that Miss
Joyce had come out to her car 10
chat with her and Bethel before
they left for the Puneiana house.
she sat down in my car, = said
Mrs. Papy land looked for my ad.
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TODAYS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK 9SieeIs led ! fast
hGiaf rally today 1t the opening d
~ stock market.
Prices stepped ahead maj0r frae-
Usng at the most HIth only few
mtnus signs scattered throughout
0e list.
Asler The initial forward thrust,
- market turned quiet and prices
I'D around their best.
he aircrafts were higher for the
most part, but they were quiet.
hat also held true for The chemi-
eais.
Aadio-televisio1s, which made j
Gpod showing yesterday, we're
slightly higher Il he start today
olong with he alF lines and cop.
peFs.
Railroad. down yesterday with
enough emphasis 10 exert 4 drag
% he market, were unchanged
q higher today u early trading.
Higher stoekD included US. Steel
Packard, Boelng, PhiIcc, Anaconda
Copper, Air Reduction, Northern
Pacific. and United Air Lines.
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bartender and the cab driver ID
testify q TIE se4fing she aIIege:
Bethel and Mrs. Papy gave her.
''tsO esaG ~ anY insorma.
hoa rem shaae poopis. = she said
y ! dfseesraeed Enannsr.
Even two sailors who were al the
bar during the sighs. who were pul
On IS state Witnesses said that they
had seen only Mrs. Papy, moi
Bethel. hitting Miss Joyce.
John Tracy and Raymond Syl.
vester. both Boca Chica sailors
said.
Il don't see xhy they let ii 20
on. They should have stopped il. =
Sylvester said be didn't see who
started the battle at WyIks. He saw
the two women ii 4 fight.
Justice Hamlin introduced as eyi.
denee Hiss Joyee's fountain pen
and ear registration which were
found in the nOOr Of Mrs. Papy's
car.
Miss Joyce denied ever being ii
TIE Papy car. tessifying- that the
paper and pen must have dropped
out when Mrs. Papy and Bethel
allegedly took her purse from
Wylk's to their home ii poinciana.
The other papers have not been re.
turned to her. she said.
The purse il transparent plas.
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PLANNING COMMISSION

tc0ntinued from paae Onel
frsna tlse eilY ssSsEnsY. NM q
eurrenliy n Tsllahassee IN elsY
bustnano.
Mulberg has filed notice Il !
writ 81 mandamus compelling the
city 70 issue the license.
The city must fiIe and answer %
the writ petition by Monday ii Cir.
cut Court.
Inc controversy arose when resi-
dents 81 The Duval-United Street
area protested that their property
values are being hurt. They also
claim that MnIberg Is operating !
storage garage as defined Ii the
city code ii that be i storing cars
for resale or remuneration. They
point out that the exact location
which the sale takes place has no
bearing on the matter. The city
code states that Ii Residence ABB
areas. only community garages or
parking lots may be constructed.
The Planning Commission viii
also meet on August II to hear OBJ
jecti0ns to rezoning the area from
Washington and Reynolds Street to
Fiagler Avenue back to WaddeIl
Street from Residence FAB" to
AL
Commission chairman Bernard
Frank said today that the reason
for the proposed change Il design
ed to bring the zoning regulations
n line with the type Of area inyOIv-
ed.
There are q lot Of expensive
private residences there and they
are completely unprotected BY
zonlng regulations, " Frank said.
The other item TO be considered
at the hearing Is . request BY Ju-
Ito Cabanas 10 have rezoned, en-
area running 100 feet south from
Simonton Street on United Street.
from Residence ''AB, to Business
I"
No reason has been made public
Is to the reason for the request.
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PAUL 5. HOPKINS

Mr.. Paul .. Hopklna, As. p1aspd
away 81 i heart stack yorteE y
m0Fning while Il 90 the &
Naval station.
Funeral Services win ~ held
Friday afternoon 4 y. II. ID The
Chapel q the Lopez Funefnl Home.
Tie Rev. Harnld Link q tlle FRS,
Baptisl Church win UfllciaGo q tha
services Burial win q ID family
pit. City Cemetery.
Survivors include thres bs6therS.
Willard Hopkine. Key West, Charles
Hopkin1 Miami. ClifE1Ed Hopkins,
Key West: and three sisters, Mrs.
Fannie Russell, Mrs. Jack New.
comb and Mrs. Alice pindoE, al q
Key West.
m Hopkins was 1 veteran q
World War II. He saw aervico ID
10 Pacflc fr0m Eoh. q, 1914, q
Oct q 1cts. ana received lho fol.
lowing medals: Alto Medal, APTO
Medal, Coed Conduct Medal and
world War II Victory Medal. Ar.
thur Sawyer Post No. "a Honor
Guard win hold graVeaiae SER
vices and act a. paIlbearors. NJ.
Hopkins win b huried with flnll
military hoh0rs.
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the police. diAling the operator d
ask her % gel them
MR.. Papy ard ssshsI were
n 80. esihel came ehsrslns ssIs.
u tls hsdreom and starred =
NJ M. I ssFsssisd Win him. 81
81 and 81 n ne eah. ! I'D hin
- drive ne hsek = iIylk,s where
my ear uas. AGAIN I asked llylk
- esll ihs psiiso. Aeain no rs-
fussd. ~ sad hsw ID ~ know
thss my purse hsa ben ssslea.
men asked him Il - woUla cash
. small check - eesId psy ne
esh driver. ~ said yes.
Just then Bethel charged i1t0
Wylk's and said How dare YOU
come into my honse?' He hit me
again. No one tried 70 stop him,
| asked Wylk again % can ne
police. He wouldn't Then Mrs. Pa.
py started hitting me too. / de.
tended myself to TIE best of my
ability since no one would help me.
Finally = waitress tried 10 ston
them and she GOT hrrt too. ! asked
her TO be q witness, but she len
town the next day. The bartender
wouldn't Be . witness either. Nc
one would help.
X finally went to the police.
They said they had no jurisdiction
on Stock Island. ] went home, tried
to fix my face, cleaned IN and
went to the Sheriif's Office 1t :
.. m. A sheriffs deputy told me
70 come to see Peace Justice Ham.
lin, that they could not issue i war.
rant. 2
Mrs. Papy i u present beins
divorced BY her estranged hus.
band, Joe Papy, who was IL tie
Veteran's Hospital at Coral Cab.
les, during the alleged beating.
Hiss Joyce tried 70 get Wylk, the
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Maids Night Out
d aAYMaa
RcsTRcs oLvIDADs lFor.

RcsTRos cLvIDAps lFsr.
setien Fasesl. u Sen Carries
Thoesro.
This Spanish language film has
Z rather daring theme. a singer 81
vaudeville songs loses her .slOye
child In ! train wreck and suffers
amnesia. The father, married
man with two daughaefs, reveals
years later that be rescued the
baby from The wreck and reared
he child with hIs other offspring.
Wisely. he rafuses % tel her which
q The three babies Il hers since Il
would cause distinction among
The children.
The singer visits the trio regular.
u Is Z friend u The family but
does not know which little girl 4
her own. This poses ! senaillvely
handled question which & compiI-
Gated when one 81 the girls falls d
love with 4 man oi doubtful Fepn-
tftion The only way that she can
he saved from disaster d for tie
singer % reveal her own past.
There's 1 surprise ending.
Libertad Lamarque sings popu-
lar melodies with Auld ease. Mar.
Tia Roth anE Julian Soieg eo-star.
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CALIFORNIA VISITOR

Continued From Page 0nel
Iieyed she was mistaken BIT q
have i drink anyhow.
She was very friendly said
Miss Joyce. she then introduced
me 10 / man with her toe Coca
according 10 later testimony. She
said Besnel Was ner husband.
Bethel, meanwhile, according ID
Miss Joyce was al but passed oui
At the bar.
MRS. pspY ted ne aboui her
u nenihs cid Grid. She invited
ne 10 dinner, WAS insisfsnf about
Il. ! ted her I had % lsave since
] was playins 0osf ~ 80 IN Ire
nlornins. She sass me her i'd
dress end Phsns and urged me
~ call her ard - have dinnor.
ihen wsnt q Ne lediea' Eeenas
snd ssssd Mrs. papy - wsteh
ny de-. len my purse en- he
bAR. Wham 9 rotuFnod my pvFsa
and Mrs. papy, and ne me men
wers esne. iold NfyIk absUt u
ard urged him 10 eail No pslIes.
This - rsfussd - q. ! asked
him - esfl : cab foE me. Ne
cara me dime % cell enc.
ted M eab driver - rake me -
siHo address Mrs. Papy haa given
me, ~ 8 Pclneisna. The light
was en and NJ doer slightly ..
Nv. ! saw my purse On ne
table. ! called ire esb driver ard
asked him - D . witness . ne
fact iisaf my purse was lYins On
ne table. Ne refUssd 70 Do -
sayins he was enlY . eah driver
end did nef want 70 set invels-
ed"
Mrs Joyce then started to call
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dress" she added that this =.
planned Why Miss Joyee's pen an1
registration paper were found y
her car.
Bethel admitted 70 being passed
out Il the bar.
when I weko ~ Ne WeAl
back homa ard te I'D. Then aflee
Miss Joyce had GENE - -
house. We went back - MYlkaA
only MI her wton she Started
10 kick cioris. . Ne said.
Bethel, ! powerfully built young
man, sat with Mrs. Papy il ~
small Up court. Mrs. papy whe
said she was getting q divorce
from her husband. said she was n0l
marrying Bethel. She said she an4
BE were not going 10 see each otheg
after the hearing. Mrs. Papy, slim
hlondined girl. wure light green -
dal pushers, green and white
checked shirt tied at the waist an
white nioceasins.
Miss Joyce wore 4 print xunhack
dress and = white ribbon h her
dark hair. Though nervous and ~
set she told her story clearly and
without any hesitation.
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SOCIAL SECURITY

Continued From Page Onel
aelf-employment q any amount, :
Weaver stated.
Between the ages az IS ana q
. person may also reeeive his mon.
THY benefit check is long as IA
does not earn over SIS ! month
wages from his work for someone
else Or does not have net earnings
exceeding 500 for his taxable yeag
nom bis own trade ~ business:
n The ease az the sell.emnlOyed
person, benefits may Be paid for
some months even though his year.
N net earnings exceed $500 g lone
Is they are net over 81, f2s: how.
ever, At are Is. old-age insurance
henefits become straight annuity
payments, and The Insured iadivid.
val IS guaranteed monthly pay.
ments As long q Ne lives regard.
less az earnings, Weaver added.
Weaver also announced that i
representative Of the Miami Social
Security Field ONCE win Be ii the
Florida State EmplOymenl Service.
80 Slmonton 81. On Tuesday. Aus.
ust I. 1853. 70 talk with prospective
applicants. and others. regarding
social security.
This viii ba another oE the reeu.
lar monthly field trips 10 Key West
provided ~ the Miami 0ffiee.
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SENATOR TAFT
(Confinued From Page One)

Continued From Page Onel
phone cal from . brother Sunday
saying the senator was improving.
The ambassador said that in any
event be did not intend to return 70
the United States until he had later
news today.
Taft's sudden turn for the worse
stirred speculation ii Washington
concerning changes In the national
political scene II his illness should
force him out 81 the Senate per.
ImanentIy.
II could mean that the Demo-
Gratis, although reported reluctant
to do so at present, would wind up
In control Of the Senate. Gov. Frank
j. LauSche Of Ohio is ) Democrat
and would be considered likely to
name a Democrat to fill the spot.
This would shift COP ma jofity d
one to q Democratic majority Of
one.
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The
Weatllcrman
Says

| Key West and Vicinity PartI,
cloudy TO cloudy with scatteret
showers and thHnderahowers an<
not much change IN temperature.
through Thursday. Low tonight ~
land high Thursday 90 Centle q
moderate occasionally fresh east
lerly winds tonight and Thursday.
Florida: Partly ei0ndy to cloud,
with scattered. mostly Afternoon
showers and thundersh0Wers thru
Thursday, except for 4 lev nigh
and morning showers On The lower
east coast.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and the East Gulf Of
Mexico: Moderate 10 occasionally
fresh easterly winds Ia Tie extreme
south portion and gentle 70 moder.
ate variable, mostly scusheasterIy
winds elsewhere through Thursday.
Partly cloudy 10 cloudy weatheS
with scattered showers and thnn.
dershowerS, especially through ths
Straits.
West caribbean: Moderate east.
|erly whids through Thursday, ex-
|cept moderate to fresh easterly "a
|northeaAaeFly winds bver the south
portion. Partly cloudy 70 cloudy
with scattered showers and thun-
|derahOwers.
Weather Summary for the TrOpi.
cal Atlantic the Caribbean and the
Eastern Gulf Of Mexico: There Il
an easterly wave over the western
Caribbean and another one entering
the eastern Caribbean. Otherwise
conditions are relatively stable.
There are 10 signs 81 any develop.
ing disturbance.
Observations Talksn q City
Office. $50 IN. !,
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Yearly consumption Of milk pro-
ducts has decreased four pounds
per person IN the U. 5. since 1919.
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chimpan1ees are regarded as the
smartesl d the apes says the Ma.
tiOnal Geographic Society
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29

The dipper bird can endure cold
50 degrees below zero.
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MeIolIVo T7UmIdIlY, A.lsl.
70%
|Daromsior gssa Lsvell. 1.oe An.
S0.0l ms. -I0le.s mbs.
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ohsasvaiions Talen q City
Office. $50 An
Key West. Fla, July 70, 1858