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NOTICE rs MRETgx GIVEN that
James " 3 NirRfnla Billiard hold
er1 of County Tax ceFtlflrate No.
Sek. issued tia list day nk 30nel
4sp 1851, have flied same n ukg
9fflc1s ami have made oprIIc6titn
for i knx 1&a1 tt ~ Issued thereon.
slid Cefti ficktg enlofaeat tho fol-
lowing dq4eEIhtt property q he
County ok Mo1Hoe. Nlale g Florida.
Pine cf6st. bic Hiae Key, rB
1-131 0I-te9 E1e3e1 1eA
Lot s Sec a. XNps SIS + Ng&
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corded II M0nroe ConntE Hens
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TIRE nsseanIqent of sid prepefty
under the raid coFfikicotn Waa IL
khe name O.. Uril4 n Bhehmaps
Unless said eetttHloMta HhntI ~
fs9temed aecoedtng te law TIE
property described herein will 81
SOLD Is the hiNNe1a bidder 81 thH
Court HonRe doof N fha first Mons
day ID tbs Wpnft Of Jnne, lt1z'
which II the LII GAY 1t 3nMet 1853.
p2te1 thls 1eth ~ ~ ApEili
clfeuIt coats -. 80.
Clerk ~ clfcnik Conft
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! BEDROOM furnished apt. All
electric kitchen. Tile bath, tub,
& shower. Hot water. Very clean.
Couple only. No pets. 7O1 Florida
81. may20-2tx
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"A Trailers For Rent

ONE-WAY TRAIERS, any size,
for rent % any city III the
United States. Rent Il here leave
It there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
tSinclairl ssryico station. Stock
Island. apr1s-tf
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FOR SALE: Z bedroom Sunshine
house Aforementioned living nom
: fenced ID front yard car port &
storage room. $500. Close II. zoos
Fogarty Ave. Phone 2-2sTD.
mayo, q. n, rs n 0-6l
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? BEDR. furn. apt. Children acc.
$500 per month. Phone 2-6240 or
1525 Won Phister ST. may2O-6t
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Apartments For Rent
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DUPLEX APT. Couple only. $500
per month. 1919 Eliza ST.
nay20-3t
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FURN. APT. for rent. So GrinnelI
st. Apply between $ and 5 Pm.
may2o-st
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TURN. Cottage. Electric ice boz.
gas stove. Apply 7oi Whitehead
.st Phone 2.6s4I. NAYS IT
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NICE CLEAN, Large Trailer for
rent. Adults only. Summer prices.
1907 Simonton St. mayo stx
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EFFICIENCY Cottage. Couple only.
No pets. 5000 4 month. Phone
2.sSls lnay1s-Si
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SNOW GAP LEACH 3 mild. =.
sssslvs; yes has ~ Iastins sdsr.
BvY sresn yevr sreesr. mayl-tf
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SMALL fs1rn. cottage near beach.
Quiet couple only. No pets. 620
United 81 may1s-tl
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Malo YzeIp Wanted
tcoNTINuEDl

ELDERLY MAN Of physically
Handicapped man to work d
Coli shop It GoN Course. Phone
2-92o2. mayo zsx
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SMALL Furn. Cottage. Couple only.
a2ls Eliza 81. may2O-1i
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James VI & NiFHlnia UatINfe hold
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AID. 1854 have xil91 oan1e n ~
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SMALL COTTAGE. Couple Only.
1905 FIagIer. Phone 2-ssse.
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PHOTOSTAIC Copies. Fase SER
vice. Larry KarnB Studio. 10
Duval. Phone 2-6sll. mayI-u
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Boea Chica Waterfront

0VGa GM1EA WHtGk1IU1Ate@
This choice plot Is approx. IA
acres $40 feet along Old Overseas
Highway, about ESQ feet Of water
front. Has channel running along
one side. WIN sacrifice Tor cash.
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Johnson & JOHNSON
4ls Duvsl ST Phone z-2sSl
mays q
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Real Esass For Sale

LOOKING FOR a HOUSE9 We
should Sc able % please You
Here are Just ! few ok our offer
|ings:
Two bedroom two bath
CBS house $$i6, 900
Three bedroom has
everything $11, 900
Two bedroom two
screened pOrches .......... so, 500
Two story house frame
construction ! 5000
Two bedroom Handicapped
yard barbecue $4,000. SO. 500
Big Coppit s lots. one half block
PTice y. 600.
The best buy ID an owner designed
CHS house. You must see the fea.
lures 70 appreciate this house on
corner lot. Selling for less than yOu
would imagine only SO, 800. Com
pare this with anything you have
seen.
Cool and comfortable designed
for Florida living and located in
the coolest area ii Key West. il
this two bedroom. two bath house.
Gross ventilation ii every room.
ID perfect condition and reasonably
priced II only $4,000.
A real Dream House Three bed.
rooms tsle bath beautiful oai
nOors separate dining room lots
Of cabinets Light and airy kitchen
large screened back porch with
stationary tubs beautiful Land,
scaped yard 20 x 20 garage and
booster pump, also solar system to
pre.heat water. A steal At Sll, 200
only n .OOo.0O cash required.
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VvlTERAgELONS. use each. Guar.
teed. Across from Overseas
6 81 stock Island. may2isas
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b 0OM Apis. Furnished All
Elllss supplied. Sea Isle Court,
alS Windsor Lane aprs e
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APATHY NTS and sleeping
6Fns Nicely decorated BIZ
a. week 81 month. Stutx Hotel
40 Fleming Hayi-a
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ols EDROOM, AZ electric.
lShte hath, utilities linens,
kurnished. n Il B Motel.
1osi Eaton 81 mayi-ti
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EnRl1IsIED apartments 8 rooms
d bah, maid and ianitor scr.
sie utilities furnished Coral
ios Apartments, s1z Elm0nton
mayist
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ara rlIlfE NTS open for your In
etion. Furnished 81 unfurn-
lht Royal Palms Apartm ents.
TX Street. aud Patterson Ave
may1.ti
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Housss FoE Renk

ONE BEDROOM home with spa
cious yard and fruit trees. Day.
Phone 2-st22; Night Phone z.eEs7.
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LOOKING FOR a HOUSE9 We
should be able ID please you.
Here are Just ! few q our offer
inns. NJ
Evening star., 1953-10-06

Present
Problem
BY AnoeIo Potri

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!. The teacher was young. en-
thusiastic. but inexperienced. In
!. the supply closet she found box
of pencils and another filled with
erasers. She sharpened the pen
: ellis and, just before beginning
the writing lesson, gave each of
J her second-year pupils a new
pencil and a new eraser.
: The children had talked over,
after their fashion, the compost
tion and stressed three state
mentS they were to use as the
idea of their story.
/ "All ready now?" the hopeful
teacher asked.
The little heads nodded as the
children chorused, "Yes, Miss
Lou"
Only a few moments after the
pupils had started on their sub
ject. Miss Lou observed that
there was a great deal of scrub
bing' going on among the chill
dren The efforts at erasing in
creased as time went on-ap-
~parently it was more and more
necessary.
Miss Lou began to look at the
papers. All were smudged, many
with holes rubbed through. The
children. only short time ago so
cheerful, were detected.
Just then the principal entered
the classroom. She looked at the
papers. smiled at the new teacher
and left without making any
comment.
Miss Lou, herself depressed.
up the papers and then.
4 disposed of them. why did you
xScrub your work so hard?" she
Sasked. Haven't you used erasers
Shefore?"
( Rosy, acting as spokesman,
4replied: mo. Miss Lou; Miss
EJenny never let us have erasers.
EOnly the best pupils could have
Ither11. She had an eraser by her
E1nkwell and told us we could use
1t to rub out only once. If it was
needed more than once we were
not good workers.
Miss Lou understood and the
erasers went back into the box.
Younger children delight in
making pencil marks and then
rubbing out their lines. They also
like to color pictures in the work
book. But they attack erasing
with about all the force they
can muster. They look upon rub
blng out as a job that should be
attacked vigorously.
They like to clean the black
board because it permits them
to sweep the surface with wide
swinging movements. They even
like busting their desks for the
same reason. The experienced
Steacher tries to persuade these
little ones to moderate their
efforts in rubbing out their
penciled efforts.
Such lessons should be short
sand should follow Miss Jennie's
idea regarding eraserS. Curiously
enough, work without an eraser
will look better and the pupils
will show greater improvement
as time goes on. incidentally,
pencil points should not be too
sharp. Little children must learn
more before they can be trusted
with an eraser.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
cast.iron log dogs

Heavy duty log dogs come in two
sizes sell by the pair.
IS" size. 6.95 l9" size,- us
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;MARSHMALLOW RECIPE.
Mrs. n. B., Washington

(MrS. II. B., Washington
To the readers who requested
the recipe for a dessert con-
sisting of marshmallows, pine
apple and whipped cream:
I too had looked everywhere
for this same dessert, which
is so easy to make and so
delicious. I finally found it
and am sure this is the one
you are looking for. It is
called Marshmallow Delight.
Cut u pound marshmallows
in fourths. Add 112 cups diced
or crushed pineapple. Il cut
into bite-size pieces.) found
that canned pineapple is a
little too sweet in this dessert.
Place in covered container in
refrigerator overnight. (Be
sure to drain pineapple f1rst.)
Whip 1a to l pint of whipping
cream (recipe called for / pint.
I used u pint and found this
amount to be adequate, al
though somewhere between
would be just about right.
Add teaspoon vanilla and /
tablespoon sugar to the ~ pint
cream. Double amount of
vanilla and sugar for / pint.9,
Fold whipped cream into fruit
and pineapple mixture. Pour
into serving dish and allow to
chill thoroughly before serv-
ing. Garnish each serving
with a sprinkling of chopped
nuts. although it is fine per-
fectly plain. This recipe will
serve four to six people.
X X x Y
ORPHANS.
Mrs. E. r. B., Washington
I have two questions which
I would I be pleased to have
former correspondents answer.
First. will the lady who sent
boxes to Madam On Soon
Whang, Directress of the Or
phans' House in Korea please
list the various items which
she sent for their use? I
wrote to her and she replied,
but listed only soap, pencils
and socks. I thought that our
Women's Association Group
could send a box and felt
there might, be other items
needed.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
with a well-planned fireside
polished brass ensemble
polished brass Flex.Screen

An unusually fine chain pull with heavy bross Frame
sorty styled bross fender with cutou for ondrons and
OIocK nesh curtain 58x5I. AEM
Evening star., 1953-10-06
HEeAlEO.
REQUEST.

Mrs. G. B. G., Alexandria
In reply to Mrs. j. L., West
Hyattsville, about the avocado
plant: / have found them very
easy to sprout. Just bury the
large seed and wait. 1t is al
most sure to sprout. I have 2
about 2 feet tall in my flower
garden. Just take it up and
put it in a rather large pot
as you would any house plant.
Also treat it the same.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

black and brass accessories
apiece tlreset -. consists Of shovel, tones,
brush and stand 29' high 1895
Urn-top, or boII-top ondirons 1195
Fire lighter with torch. Colonial type 7.95
Wood basket. u" long 1925
Evening star., 1953-10-06
CANCELLED STAMPS.

MRS. M. H. w., Arlington)
So many people have written
in and asked where to send
Cancelled stamps. I wonder if
they would please send them
to this address: Rev. Charles
j. Gable, Box 438, Greenville,
North Carolina.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
WARNING ON CARBON
TETRACHLORIDE.

mrs. G. E. s., ATItngto1)
I felt that I should issue
a word of caution to Mrs. X. D.
in using carbon tetrachloride
to clean her typewriter keys.
as suggested by Mrs. w. F W.
in the RCH on October 1. Re-
Gently. the Health Service in
the department where I work
warned our employees against
using carbon tetrachloride as
a cleaning agent after one em-
ploye developed a serious ILL
ness from using this on type
writer keys. I quote from part
of their article: Carbon tet-
rachloride can enter the body
by contact with the skin over
a period of time. inhaling of
the vapors, and by taking in
ternally. The Health Service
further states that high room
temperature. fatigue,~and al
lergic tendency increase the
risk. All employees should ex-
ercise great caution in handl-
ing any of the various chemi-
calls, including carbon tetra-
chloride. The use of carbon
tetrachloride should be stop
ped wherever possible. Those
who continue to use it should
pay particular attention to
instructions printed on the
containers. Alcohol can be
used for cleaning typewriter
keys and similar equipment.
The Health Service wishes to
emphasize that carbon tetra-
chloride fumes may cause a
blood disorder which can be
fatal" In accordance with
the above, I suggest that Mrs.
K. D. use alcohol to clean her
typewriter.
X X X "
LOCK FOR REFRIGERATOR? :?
mrs. r. G. Y, RockviIe)
Does any one know of any
type of lock for refrigerator,
or have any suggestions as to
how to keep a 21-months old
child out of it? Since I have
a 6-month old to care for. too.
I can't always get there in
time and have had many
broken water and orange juice
bottles. I do not care for the
plastic ones, and the breakage
is not the only concern. The
milk, water. orange juice and
anything else he fancies, is
spelling his regular meals.
Also a very tardy thank you
for the two cake decorating
icing recipes. I seldom get to
indulge in fancy baking, so
I haven't tried them yet, but
I clipped them and saved them
for the next birthday.
X X X X
:: REPLIES.
REQUEST.
Mrs G. B. G., Alexandria
In reply to Mrs. j. L., West
Hyattsville, about the avocado
plant: / have found them very
easy to sprout.' Just bury the
large seed and mait II iS al
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Readers Clearing House ,!i:7 s;s'=;;s ss:~:4 u
JAPAN.
mrs. v. C. s., Washington

mrs. v. C. S., Washington
I hope this answer about
Japan gets to the person in
time. We left Japan 8 years
ago and I know that things
have changed. Dependent
housing at that time fur
nished all the essentials for
living in Japan-furniture,
dishes, silverware, pots and
pans, even irons, toasters and
waffle irons. (But I found my
own to be far superior.) took
my bed linens, (sheets and
pillowcases). They furnished
4 sheets and 2 pillowcases for
each bed, but in emergencies
I found the supply was never
sufficient. You can buy pic
lures of any type or variety
there for very reasonable
prices. Fancy tablecloths, dol
lies and dresser scarves are
not furnished and I took my
own Con my husbands ad-
vice..
About the only kitchen
utensils I found I needed, in
addition to those furnished,
were a good flour sitter, elec-
trio mixer and good pairing
knives. Part of the time I did
my own cooking and found
my pressure skillet invalu-
able, but I did have 2 mar
velous cooks at different times.
but you have to pay for them.
Most of the laundry was done
at the quartermaster laundry.
except personal things and
these had to be carefully su-
pervised if you allowed SER
want to do them. There are
lots of good stores in Tokyo.
and when we were there, the
PIX had lovely things in all
lines, but understand it isn't
so true now. But the good
old mail order catalogues are
your lifesavers in any line of
needs.
A trip on the ocean is al
ways cold, so take heavy cloth
ing. Our son just reached
Japan as a missionary in Au-
gust and he said he didn't
even need q sweater, but he
went commercial. and the
Southern route. Every one I've
compared notes with agrees
it's always cold.
BY all means dig into the
culture of the people and
learn their ways. I found them
to be delightful and will al
ways have the most wonder
full memories of our two years
in Japan.
y v " y
INSTRUCTION BOOKS.
mrs. r. F. w., Arlinoton)
I have a number of crochet
and fancy work instruction
books which I would be glad
to give to any one desiring
them, If they will contact me
through RICH,
Evening star., 1953-10-06

polished brass fender
Cleaning tIrePloce accessory that is richly deco
orotVe yet functional. AZ" Iona 1925
Ask about our low.cost Deferred Payment Plan
for homefurnishings purchases of $500 or more
on at Chevy Chase and Alexandria,
Evening star., 1953-10-06
INSTRUCTION BOOKS.

mrs. r. F. w.. Arlington)
have a number of crochet
and fancy work instruction
books which I would be glad
to give to any one desiring
them, If they will contact me
through RICH. ..,. ..-.-.'
Evening star., 1953-10-06

polished brass accessories
Apiece fireset - consists Of shovel, tongs,
poker and stand 29" high 1850
Urn-top ondirons 1910
Fire lighter with torch Simple design $40
Wood basket, Y" long 1928
WGL-Housewores 1st Floor, North BUILDING
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25

SHntiid Der Beft b6ber ad)te aIs
oieie &etten. Sest ipanbte iiGb SigeI-
linus, Der bisber einen Shranf bmrh-
fpridt batte, Dem Eribnn 5u ilno pre-
aog iein @eiidt 5u einem b1bliben
8rinlen. 9od lieB er 2uciiis ons
Iuh aus Dem Mun0e entfernen> 10
oaB oieier ibn fragen fonnte, auf tpei-
len 8efebI man in iein Saug elm
oringe nno i'm aIio beban6Ie?
.anf ben 8efebI oes gottliben Rai-
iers. llno i6 fann Dir iagen, oaB
Nero regelreht b0ie lit, in einem
leiner Eiibgenoiien einen SebIer bon
Gbriiten o0er am gnoe einen berfapp-
ten @enoiien oieier gottloien ganoe
5u fin0en. Dab oeine Mntter un6 6ie
ibone Sdneiter gbrilten fino, oas
bat meine Sausiubung bereits err
geben. Dn tpirit Iagen miiilen, mo mir
lie finoen fonnen. l1eber6ies benefit
oieies gafelhen, bas bn Dem Bf0rt-
ner iibergabeit, oaB on oie Seinoe
Der Softer ln6 bes &nilers Der @e-
re6tigfeit ent5ieben tpoIlteIt. geun,
einen redt guten Sang CLAUDE ib bod
an Dem alten gemadt al baben, auf
Den mir ibon lange fabnbeten. unb
baB oas aues redt nette SoIgen' fir
Did baben miro, ioIlit bu balo er-
fabren."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25

glsbalo ipar bie cole Watrone ent-
l6lonerL NIT 2ucilla in Die Sabiner-
berge auf elm fleines 2anbgl1t, bas
ibnen geborte, 5u fli6ten llno raid
puroe oas Notipen6igite an &leibern
eingepadt. sls Die S1nfte bereit
Itano, iagte lie gu ibrem Sobne:
r2ucins, mein &inb, es lit feline Belt
5l bielen 3eben. go befeble ib bid
8ott nnb Seinem guten gngel. geur
oas cine modte id) nod fagen: gu
bait bid pielleidt getpunoert, oaB id
Die gan5e 3eit binourb niemals blt
Dir iiber sen briitlihen @lauben
rebete, obglei6 6u tpobl ipeiBt, Bob es
mein innigiter @unid lit, ou nodteft
Evening star., 1953-08-05
District Youth Wins
In Glasses Of Model
Automobile DESIGN

Gait S. Bowen, II, Of All
Peabody street NV. has been
declared winner in two categories
Of model automobile design, 1t
was announced yesterday by the
Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild
in Detroit.
Young Bowen won first prize
of $3.50 cash for the senior divi-
sion in the District and also won
first prize in the regional contest
made up of entrants from the
District, Virginia and West Vir-
ginia.
AS regional winner, he will re-
ceive an expense-free trip to the
national convention of the guile
in Detroit from August 18 to 81
where he will compete with SO
other regional winners for eight
university scholarships.
Other District winners in the
contest were Wilbur T. Haynes
1922 East Capitol street junior
division winner of $50: Charles
j. Bury, 508 A street NE, senior
division winner of 500: Clarence
Catoe, 1920 c street NE, junior
division winner of $50.
Honorable mention winners in.
cluded Charles c. Kidd, 5400 z
street Sc; Ronald Lovejoy, 1896
Tenth place Sc, and John H
Spence, jr., 336 v street NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
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BY the Associated Press

HONG KONG. Aug. 5.-The
pro-Nationa1ist newspaper Sing
Tao Jih Pao said today angry
farmers killed or wounded more
than 100 Communist soldiers last
week in an uprising over an
order to plant rubber trees in