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Psss I'M KAY WEST CITIZEN wednesday,. n Iss
Maneuyers Prove Ability OF
Turks IL War Should Come

GALLIPOLI, Turkish Thrace u
Allied observers who watched
the Turkish army 90 through its
PAGES In recent maneuyers here
are convinced: the Turks won't be
a pushoyer for anybody II war
comes.
Turkey has a 45o. OoO-man army,
ample reserves and q growing air
force that now numbers 5000
men. Forty per cent of the Turkish
budget goes for defense.
The swarthy Turk is q rugged
soldier, well-trained, well-equipped
and disciplined. He's quickly learn
ing how to get the most out Of his
American fighting tools.
More important, the Turks hate
the Russians. It's . traditional
hatred, dating back centuries in
the time Of the czars, and Turk
soldiers are not allowed TO for
get 1t.
The Turks, who have a ], 0O0-mile
iand and sea frontier with Soviet
Russia and Bulgaria. The "imagi-
nary enemy" used the same routes
In recent maneuvers that Russia
has used for centuries to invade
Turkey.
The maneuyers, dubbed Opera
lion Weldgast, were aimed at test
ing Turkish and Greek defenses
along these routes and the speed
with which their NATO allies could
bring aid In event Of an invasion.
Weldfast also underlined the
tough job facing Turkey aud
against q Soviet attack at south
eastern Europe.
The treeless rolling plains OF
Turkish Thrace are ideal for tank
warfare, and Allied military lead
ers don't think the Kremlin would
be stupid enough to attempt an in
vasion without superior mocha
nized forces.
To protect the Bosporous and the
area around the Golden Horn, the
Turks have built up the Chataldja|
Line, which cuts across narrow
isthmus from the Sea OF Marmora
to the Black Sea, 20 miles north
ac.k re Tatarahssl
II Russia struck, the Turks prob.
ably would fall back on this line,
leaving Thrace to the invaders.
The Turks also have built up
strong defense line before Gallipoli
and the Dardenelles, but here they
have a natural barrier to help. A
few miles before Gailipoli, gentle
slopes and pastures suddenly
sprout into steep rocky hills COW
cred with forests.
The whole area bristles with de-.
Tense works of all descriptions. It's
restricted, and signs in Turkish
and English are plastered at every
road junction forbidding entry.
u. S. military leaders did some
high-powered persuading to get
Turkish officials to permit q tour
Of the defense area by foreign
newsmen covering the Weldfast
maneuvers. Even then, newsmen
didn't see much. They were taken
by jeep convoy through the region
nonstop.
Weldfast, while it proved Tur-
kish and Greek troops to be among
the worlds best, showed conclu-
sively that neither country can de-
fend itself without substantial help
from u. S. and British forces.
That means the main burden In
defending southeastern Europe
falls on the u. S. 9Th Fleet, with
its carrier-based planes capable of
delivering atomic bombs, and the
British Mediterranean fleet
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3l-Carden and Lawn
Supplies

POINSETTIAS. Fireballs. Plan
now for Christmas blooms. Key
West Garden and Lawn Supply.
Phone 2-6912. Also gladiola bulbs,
especially priced. octi9-3t
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I OR lower Keys property, phone
Summerland Key or write Hud.
gins, owner, Summerland Key.
p. o. oct, mon, wed ,sat-tI
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
:. Eor sale at public auction "a @h.
highest bidder, the below U.tS
storage lots Same being sold az
satisIy storage and miscelianeons
Snargss. These lots consist ~
aousenoio goods and Tor personal ef-
tects and will be sold by the inSi-
viduai lot intact. Lots will MI -.
broken into individual or sensr.ts
Items, Sale to be held Thursdar Oct
-. 1888 between legal hours Of saIs
namely 10 am. to 2 nm a. a.
warehouse of Suddath OF Sontt
Florida. incorporated, Second snH
Staples Avenue. Key West. EIor;de
Robert Kelly. lot s44, Consist
ing OF ~ miscellaneous cartons
unknown. T. Abernatha. lot SIS.
consisting OF several cartons
barrels. and sports eouinmsns
NJ. Mosko. lot ss3, consisfinr ~
two crates. A. G. Prfbhle H.
1893. consisting Of kitchen. 1ivs
ing room and two bedrooms ~
furniture. II. Ryan. lot I7oa. con.
sisting OF chairs, chests, bed.
couch. high chair. toys. barrels
sept.s-s :cct7-i4.at.1ss,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF T11
S1XTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCrTT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COuNTV
IN CHANCERY.
Case We. lS-sIA
KENNETH LEROY PATE.
Plaintiff
SHIRLEY DEAN PATE. oAOA
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: SHIRLEY DEAN PATE
|. Lowlands North Carolina
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED TO SERVE a eopy
'of your Answer 70 the Complain,
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4 LOTS in one block, at q sacri-
flee on Stock Island. Old high
way TO water. Neil Saunders.
oct21-Stx
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tcoxTTNgEDl

NICE LOT filled and graded on
South ST., near Ashhy. Ready for
building. Grand old Bahama-type
large home with porehes around
first and second floors. On large
lot full of tropical fruit trees. See
us about these. johnson and John
son, 4ls Duval st. Phone 2-2Ss1.
octl9-tf
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q LOTS. block from ocean and
Casa Marina. NJ Herman,
Caroga Lake, N. Y. augl9-tf
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UNFINISHED house for sale.
Phone 2-694l, oct20-3tS
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LEGAL NOTICES

for Divorce on the plaintiffs AZ.
tornsy. and 20 file the original An
the Circuit Court on or before the
End day Of November. AID. 1853, In
the above entitled cause, otherwise
the allegations therein VIII be TAX
en- AZ confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, FLORIDA. this
18th day Of September, AID. 1853.
(Ssall EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
BY Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) ALLAN b. CLEARE, Jn
Attorney for Plaintiff
ee4 Whitehead Street
Key west. Florida
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33--Miscellaneous

|EISNER FURNITURE COMPANY
342S Duck Avenue, Poinciana.
Phone 2-6s51. We Buy and Sell
New and Used Furniture.
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FOR buying or selling any kind
of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming st. Es-
tablished 1919. sept25-30tx
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RECEIVED q shipment 1854 model
Schwinn and Huffy bicycles. all
sizes. A deposit win hold any mer-
Ichandise as 4 layaway for Christ
mas. Overseas Cycle Store. 1850
Eaton Street. Phone 2-60le. oct1e-H
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NOTES Payable Forms. 10 fol l5c.
Artman Press. Phone 2-S66l.
oct1-t
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GET ready for the season. Paint
now. For free estimates call 2.
9145. oct20. 3ty
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ATTRACTIVELY Handicapped Sun
shine house near Navy Hospital.
Two bedrooms with jalousie back
porch. $3.50 for equity and assume
FLA mortgage. No more bitches
In this area, city sewer has been
laid. 374o Duck Avenue, phone 2
1914. oct16-12tx
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INTERIOR DECORATOR: First
class workmanship. 20 years In
terror and exterior contractor.
Phone 2-5924. oct19-6tx
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; ROOMS of furniture. overstuffed
suite, gray oak bedroom, 2 hol.
lywood beds, baby crib, mirror
end table, etc. SCI &C" Peary
Court after 4:30 p. m. octI9-3i
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8 BEDROOM, 2 bath CHS. house
with screened porch and car
porte. Large lot. Immediate &C.
cupancy. lit South st. Phone
2-7079. oct10-tf
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COMMANDER and wife, no chil,
dren desire to rent unfinished
house. Three year lease. Call 2.
9257 Cottage 4. octls-stx
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MAN in town Mon. through Fri.
desires to share apartment.
Write Box CT. oct21-Stx
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USED Truck and passenger ear
tires - New recaps, all sixes.
Dicks Tire Service. 80 Truman.
Octl-tf
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OPEN evenings and Saturdays for
radio repairs. Large selection
of radio knobs and parts. 1901
Simonton st. oct19-6t
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IO-Male and or Female
Help Wanted
(CONTINCEDa
llA-Employment
Wanted-Female

|STENOGRAPHER with knowledge
of bookkeeping. Experienced.
Phone 2-3938. oct21-3tx
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NATIONAL concern wishes TO rent
furnished desk space with tele-
phone answering service In office
with non conflicting business. Re-
lply p. o. Box, 20, Key West.
octN ,Stx
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PAIR MODERN wing-back chairs.
SIS for both. 800 johnson Lane.
oct19-3t
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RCA IS r. p. m. record player, q
end tables, one iron, one new
G. E. clock. 523 B Peary Court.
oct10-3t
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WILL SHARE my ear, expenses.
Key West to Kansas City, Or any
place on route. 2-e28e. Richard
Ramsey. oct2l.le
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3Cottages For Rent
ATTRACTIVE cottage. Living
room, all cleo. kitchen, 3 bed
room. Quiet neighborhood. Near
beach. 1000 monthly. Lease. In
lquire 701 South st. oct21-3t
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Party Pretty
Shoes Full
OfSporkIe
BY EIeni

There are so many pretty
shoe designs around right now
that a woman must find it hard
to make a selection.
The stores are beautifully
stocked right now with glittering
cloth shoes. colored velvets. las
tel feathers, gold and silver kid,
and a number of iridescent
feathers to complement your
most attractive holiday fashions.
Some of the glittering crna-
ments can be removed on q
number of the plain satin pumps
dyed to match your gown. while
others are permanently sta
toned on some of the shoe de-
signs.
The naked look" is the favor
ite shoe choice for holiday
partying. Halter straps. sings.
and stripped sandals make up
some of the variety available.
Dancing devoteeS who want a
more substantial shoe rather
than the sitting pretty" type
will find numerous ideas to
please them. Many of the new
pump designs are slim. tapercd,
pared down and very elegant.
For the daring who also like
the comfort of wearing prac-
tically no shoe at all. there are
the fascinating hig h heeled
backless shoes with interesting
strap arrangements on the front
of the shoe. THEY DO STAY
ON in spite of looking as if
they'll slip off at any moment.
Call Sterling $4,000, Ext. 395.
Monday for shopping informa-
ton on our featured shoe fash.
ions between $3.50 and 400 pm.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Party Planned
By Pen Women

A Christmas party for men,
bers and their guests will be
given by the District Branch,
National League of American
Pen Women, at 8 o'clock tonight
In the Studio, at 1851 Columbia
road NV.
Mrs. Edward r. Seal, branch
president. and Miss Matte Rich
ards Tyler, first vice president,
will receive the guests, assisted
by Miss Grace A. Witherow,
chairman of hospitality, and her
committee.
A program of Christmas vocal
solos and duets will be given by
Mrs. Florence Frye Colmus and
her brother. Allen Frye. They
will be accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. Elmo j. Milligan.
Entertainment also will include
original Christmas monologues
by Mrs. Peggy Glazier, a branch
member.
An exchange of gifts and the
singing of Christmas carols will
complete the evening.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

got closer, the director noticed
that she grew thinner and paler.
When the day actually came,
Lillian appeared with sunken
eyes, hollow cheeks and lips
parched with dryness.
"She had succeeded in remov-
ing all saliva from her mouth by
not drinking any liquids for
three days and by keeping cotton
pads between her teeth and
gums even when asleep" King
Vidor told me, still awed. And
while we were shooting the
scene, she neither inhaled nor
exhaled. I was actually afraid to
call cut I thought she might
really have died. Then John
Gilbert spoke to her and her
eyes opened, but we had to wet
her lips before she could talk.
We found that for days she'd
been training herself to get
along without visible breathing.
You don't see much of that kind
of dedication to job any more. F"
Perhaps the proof that most
of us are incapable of such de-
votion is our extravagant admi-
ration for it in others. High on
my own list of the dedicated are
the late Sister Elizabeth Kenny,
Australian nurse, and DR.. Albert
Schweitzer, a Nobel prize winner
this year.
Big, determined Sister Kenny
Evening star., 1953-12-18
| Service GROUP
Makes Appeal
|For Cookies

The Armed Services Hospital
ity Committee has sent out an
S. o. S. to Washington area
churches and organizations for
1000 home baked Christmas
cookies for distribution to SOL
diers and airmen on military
duty in isolated stations on the
outskirts of the city.
Private citizens are also asked
to make contributions according
to Mrs. William M. Calvin, ex-
ecutive secretary of the COM
mittee.
Cookies can be delivered to the
committee headquarters at 1850
Pennsylvania avenue NV. on
Monday and Tuesday from 9
am. to 4 pm.
The committee hopes that the
cookies will provide a touch of
home to the Servicemen.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Mary Margaret Mcbride Soys-
Some Lives Are Dedicated

had no time nor strength for
anything except the drive to get
her concept of poliomyelitis
treatment accepted by those who
could carry it on. For years she
knew she had a creeping, deadly
ailment and the knowledge made
her press on harder, sparing
neither herself nor others.
One time at a press confer
ence, she selected from the group
a startled newspaper woman she
had never seen before and with
out explanation hauled her to
the front of the room, and before
all the assembled scribes, pulled
up the reporters dress to the
thighs for a demonstration of
her polio method. And such was
the dedicated nurses earnest
ness that nobody laughed.
DR.. Schweitzer, now past 70.
runs today the hospital he
founded 40 years ago in French
Equatorial Africa. Famous theo-
logian, philosopher and musi-
clan, this man decided to leave
everything. including a univer-
sity professorship that he loved,
to go to Africa. He started the
study of medicine at 80 and
spent years preparing to min
lister to the miseries of natives
in the virgin forests.
I asked Mademoiselle Hilda
Hausknecht. who has worked in
the hospital with the doctor for
18 years, what he is like.
Hes the most unselfish being
I've ever known" she answered.
HE never thinks of himself at
ALL"
And that, I guess, is what ded-
ication is-to be completely alb
sorbed in something outside
yourself.
(From AP Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1953-12-18
OAR Christmas
Party Toniqht

Children, grandchildren and
other young relatives of mem
bers of the Col. James Mccall
Chapter of the District OAR
will be guests at a Christmas
meeting of the group to be held
at 8 o'clock tonight in the OAR
Chapter House.
Entertainment will include vo-
cal selections by two sisters, Mary
Franklin and Elizabeth Guthrie;
a Christmas story by Jamie
Marie Lane, and carols by the
Emery Choir of the Woodside
Methodist Church.
Guests of honor will include
Miss Mamie Hawkins, State re-
gent; Mrs. Robert v. H. Duncan,
organizing secretary general OF
the National Society; Mrs. Geof-
frey Creyke, librarian general,
and Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
honorary vice president general
Invitations also have been eX-
tended to Mrs. Charles c. Haig.
national president of the chill
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Group toAid
In Drive for
CunnpFunds

Mrs. George L. Meleney, of Be
thesda. has been named chair
man of the Women's Division for
the campaign to raise $3.50, 900
for construction of the proposed
Montgomery County Youth OPP
portunity Camp for underprivi-
legged children.
Brig. Gen. Adam Richmond is
general chairman of the cam
paign.
To be known as Camp Echo
Lake, it will be located on South
Mountain, 8 miles from Fred
erick. Its purpose will be to
provide social, recreational and
educational facilities for Mont
gomery County's underprivileged
children within an atmosphere
of community responsibility.
Mrs. Meleney is active in the
Parent Teachers Associations of
the Bethesda Elementary School
and Sidwell Friends School. She
is also a former chairman of Girl
Scout activities in western Mont
gomery County, and has served
as secretary of the Montgomery
County Community Chest. She
is now president of the Greater
Washington Wellesley College
Alumnae Association.
Mrs. Frank Barger of Chevy
Chase has been named deputy
women's chairman at large for
Montgomery County for the
drive.
The executive committee of
the Women's Division includes
Mrs. Richmond, wife of the gen.
eral chairman; Mrs. William Al
len, Mrs. George Beard, Mrs.
Robert Best, Mrs. Paul Rich
man, Mrs. George Robertson,
Mrs. George Hannaum. Mrs.
Daniel Doherty, Mrs. Wilbur
Baughman, Mrs. Osborne w.
Briden, Mrs. William K. Brown,
Mrs. Walter Chapman, Miss
Lena Dunkum, Mrs. La Reau
Keagle, Mrs. John H. Mcleod,
Mrs. Phillip Marcus, Mrs. j.
Ingram Medley, Mrs. William
Morell, Mrs. George B. Nolan
and Mrs. Edward C. Sasnett.
The Camp Echo Lake cam
paign will officially open on
January 10 and will continue
until March 10. 1t is hoped that
construction will be completed
this spring.
The summer camp season will
be divided into four quarters
with 100 children enrolled for
each quarter. The camp will
have 10 cottages, each accom-
modating 10 campers and a
counselor.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Benefit Dance

A benefit dance will be held by
the Washington Junior Auxiliary
of the Jewish Consumptives Re-
lief Society at 9:30 pm. tomor-
row at the Dupont Plaza Hotel.
Music will be by the Americana
Orchestra. 4.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

HOLLYWOOD Ql-
rector, in a
reminiSc e n t
m o o d t h e
other day, un-
hesitatin g | y
used it to de-
scribe Lillian
Gish in silent
motion pic
lures.
Lillian was
playing Mimi
in LA Bo-
heme," and as
the time for
her film death
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Dedicated is an old-fashioned
word. heard less and less often
in these calculatedly casual
times. But King Vidor, famous
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Chi SiQnu Sororitv

Iota Chapter of Chi Sigma
Sorority will hold its annual
Christmas party at z pm. Sun
day in the home of Mrs. George
w. Hammond, 425 Row place,
Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Revolution Guy Whers directres
Mrs Charles Poner Association for the
president CAR and Virginia Antiquities
Evening star., 1953-07-05
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1: 1H+-acre peninsula. 400 feet wa
TIC trees, utilities. perfect building
Harbor area, 5000.
2. Chesapeake Bay, Dares Beach,
modern broom masonry home, full
basement, hot-air heat. 12-acre site
overlooking miles of blue water
immediate possession, SO miles D. C.
$4,000.
3. Chesapeake Bay. Neeld estate, g.
room home with large screened
porch, fireplace, bath, completely
furnished, 30 miles D. C. $4,000
4. Chesapeake Bay, Dares Beach
modern :}-bedroom home. paneled
living room. fireplace, full basement
hot-air heat. handicapped. sandy
beaeh' immediate possession, 3S miles
5: Patuxent River area. 1-acre site,
6.room new home. good road. utili-
.36 miles D. C.. $3.50.
6. Patuxent River area, 1N-acre
peninsula, 40 feet waterfront, 4
room log cabin. porch. harbor, beach,
sion. 50 miles B. c. $500. ''''''
z; 3-acre peninsula, lower Patuxent
River. sandy beach, hsrbor, modern
6-room home, large screened porches,
Broom beach cottage, double ga
rage. boathouse. dock, Handicapped,
in perfect area, seafood, ducking,
Grabbing, immediate possession. 55
miles D. c, $19.50O.
seS We our av. ed arm Hnaes F@f for sae
CALVERT REALTY Agency. Prince
Frederick. Md. Phone los, 354 and
220J1. Inspection by appointment
Evening star., 1953-07-05
EXECUTORS SALE

Under and By virtue Of the Power OF
SAFE vested IN the undersigned as
EXECUTOR Of Robert H. Smoot. late
OF st. Marys County. Maryland; the
undersigned will offer at Public Auc-
tion. at the Rear Door of the Court
House, in La Plata, Charles County.
Maryland. on Tuesday, July z, 1858
at the hour Of IL O'Clock NJ, DIST;
the farm known as walnut Hill I"
located approximately one mile from
Charlotte. Hall Military Academy,
and in the Eighth Election District
OF said Charles County. Maryland;
containing according to the Descrip-
tions Of record, $50 acres, more or
less
The above described property is To-
GATED approximately Ia of a mile
North Of MARYLAND State, Highwa%
to La Plata, Maryland, and is con-
nected with. said State Highway by
granted right of way thereto
This property Is improved by . dwell
ing Houses, 2 Tobacco Barns. l Corn
House and l Garage. And the type
Grain Crops. A large Mill Dam
formerly used in the operation of a
Water Mill. on said property, is still
supplied with water flowing from a
fresh, stream through the property;
thereby furnishing ample water for
the propagation of Fresh Water Fish
and for the purpose Of said prop
erty as . stock farm.
This offers an opportunity to a prac-
tical farmer or retired citizen. TO
establish a home in a desirable and
growing section of Southern Mary
land. Investigation invited.
For terms or further information.
WAL TER j. MITCHELL, Executor,
La Plata. Md. Phone La Plata 325l.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

COTTAGE FOR RENT. all conveni-
ences, FRED E. EGLI, 1O3 Rodney
st., Rshoboth Beach, Del. Phone
s6GfH 6fhf s9SSi 9GSsSRioLNA-Briarclif Acres.
Msrtie Beach. Beautifully Be tai hSrsn improved d
wooded lots on the seashroe. A dry,
healthy climate suitable for retired
people Of culture. Extremely low
WNs Wsaxss. For PARTICULARS see or write
Ken Rl;H ELI E;lkaLSWoRTH ct the property.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Efic. apts.. rms,
on ocean hwy, few stepS to ocean
and bay: wharf, boats for hire. EN-
3.4Sl0: ewes. Ocean City :577-J-4.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-pesirable apt.
$s5 per week. CalI Berlin 52-J. 6;
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Oa ocean. beaut.
home. knotty- pine, 4 bedrms., 2
baths. huge liv rm.. screened porch.
sun deck. carport. S175 wk. Oh.
ssiF Z 1ss5i nm EN- 3 sE,2 2,sss3; .o,,.. 20 =,
season. or sell cheap. HOLL Y
LODGE. Middle ainey Point. Nd
OCEAN S1asS. CITY. MD.-Barrett Apts.
1915 st. Louis. ave-; brand-new
twin beds in ,bedrm.. kit: with bar
v.
bed, Write or phone 5l7-j. Ss5 per
CAPE MAY, N. j.. 1925 New Jersey
ave. Beautiful masonry and frame
5mnsaiGw a1.,sc ": old; ilv h.drms rm' din din
perfect cond.; full price $iI,500
Unusual buy. Owners going abroad
Entire home inagnificently furn. and
purchase of furnishings Is optional
Call Andy Kelly, Cape May 4-3090
or contact E. H. SHARP. Realtor
DS DSoo asss asc or ave. Ts5d TWIdToeS; eT:. N and
Suns. by appointment.
CAPE MAY, N. J.-Best location ir
town; ideal corner; 21a-story Dutch
Colonial type home: IL rms, 3 tilC
Somplets baths, powder rm., h,-w.h.
g3Il: gso13dI:; sacrifiee $500; Cali Andy
SHARP, Realtor' $500 Pacifc ave
Wildwood. N. j., ph. 2-7596 OF
o2a5550: ewes. and suns. by appt.
OCEAN CITY. MD, right on ocean
bsth eH apt noa ali pear% mod c1nv, INV rms ss5 KIT nt
Call OIL. 2-17s5.
OCEAN BEACH, .MD.-Choice ocear
front commercial lots in Sec. A; sub.
stantial discount from list. JU. 8.
54gg alter pm. weekdays.
SOMr OnIAbLE, clean rooms, double
BERG, 81 So Maryland ave, Allan.
tic City 5-6364.
SOUTHERN SHORES (Kitty Hawk
n; G.; Ocean side; S1O0 week
WlLDWoobb: VI N. l.-Rear value;
rms. 2 baths, near beach. good 10.
cation; 100x75-ft. lot: $4,000
Iurn: optional; others from $4,000
=. H. SHARP, Realtor. $500 Pacific
ave- wildwood, N. j.. ph. 2-7598 Of
oSy o2SvS55O; ss. ewes. and Suns. by appt.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Apt.. 2 bedrms.
ideal for g families, sleeps 9. Al
utilS 100 it. from ocean. S7I
weekly. JU. 1882.