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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Police Impound
Five Bicycles

Police headquarters took on the
appearance of a bicycle shop to.
day after police impounded five
bicycles belonging to juveniles al
a result of two separate incidents.
Patrol John Linehan said that he
was called to Catherine and Simon
ton Streets yesterday afternoon to
investigate reports that q group OF
boys were firing air rifles at home
there. When he arrived, he report.
ed that the boys had fled the
scene, leaving three bicycles be.
hind.
He took them to police headquar.
tiers where they viii have TO be
claimed by their owners - with
an explanation.
And last night, Linehan said that
he was called to the USO, White.
head and Southland Streets, to in.
vestigate complaints that there was
a group Of boys making noise there
during 4 movie.
Again the boys fed and Line.
han added two more cycles 70 his
collection.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Ill Americans
Are Among Dead
I'm Plane Crash

FRANKFURT, Germany W-At
least IL Americans, and possibly
II, were listed today among the a
persons killed in the crash of q big
Belgian Sabena airliner near here.
The two-engine Convair, plum.
meted into a wooded area yester.
day four minutes after its delayed
takeof from Frankfurt. Witnesses
said the plane faltered in flight, ap.
Iparently because of trouble with
one engine. Then the craft tilted
on one wing and dropped to the
ground almost vertically.
All 40 passengers and the crew
of four died in the burning wreck
age.
The passengers, who included Il
women and 3 children. represented
eight nations. The plane was en-
route from Salzburg, Austria. to
London.
Sabena's list Of passengers In
cluded these identified as Ameri.
cans:
William Janowsky, his wife Erie.
da, and their infant son wilfrid,
all of Bennington, Vi; Albert NJ.
Kessel. a, his wife Gertrude, u,
and their daughter, Ruth. u, of
Bethesda, Nd: Jacob W. Wen, Il,
Tampa, Fla; Mrs. Barbara Brass
loft and her son. Garry, 2, Of New
York City; Irving Rosenberg. 50,
an American living in Brussels;
and U. S. Airman Herbert J. Vile,
hometown unlisted.
A Mr.. Rodriguez. address un-
known, who boarded the plane at
Salzburg. was listed rs probably
American.
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PAPY URGES Eyes"
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necessary. He said 81 do not wan,
the State song changed from "Flor.
ida My Florida" to deep in the
Heap Of Taxes"
Several citizens veiesd belief
mat ths new pumping stations.
now being completed. would take
ears Of oil needs for some time.
Many believed that This 10 not
The time for such . costly OK.
psnsion program but evidenced .
desire 10 wait until more com.
pistsd. would take care Of ell
needs for some time. Many be.
isvsd that This 10 net the time
for such Q costly expansion pro.
srsm bot evidenced Q desire TO
waif Until more complete re-.
ports have been made Of other
methods Of increasing wafer.
It was also stated by one mem
Der that the Key West pipes are
in poor condition tG stand addec
pressure. A Miami newspaper wa.
quoted as proof of the statement
Ramsey denied this emphaticall,
saying. ''they do not know what
they are talking about"
T. Jenkins Curry, veteran real
estate operator, discounted the
claimed future growth of the Coun,
ty which was estimated as beins
10000 in 1850. These figures were
given by Papy.
Curry suggested greater thought
before pushing into such obiliga.
tons, and believed that added
pumping stations and storage tanks
would answer all needs for some
time to come.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Papy again emphasized that fu-
ture growth of large developments
is being impeded by lack of ade-
quate water as no new taps are
being allowed.
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TOWNER CALLS FOR

Continued From Page Onel
nize his responsibility to the group
the admiral said.
Lack Of patriotism today 10
because Of too many individuals
falling down in their rssponsi.
bilisy TO the group" he said.
Patriotism Is the love and
loyal support Of ones country.
The enemy speaks in the sacred
terms Of Democracy but acts
otherwise"
Admiral Towner stated that pa
triotism seems on the decline eve,
in the armed forces, where mer
seem ashamed to be there excus
ing their service on the ground.
of being drafted or as a means O.
acquiring an education upon re
lease.
THE men seldom give you the
answer that they are in the armed
forces to fight for their country
he continued.
He blamed parents for this il
part because of adopting a mol
lycoddle" attitude toward thei,
children instead of encoura gin,
the young to recognize and accep
responsibility.
Admiral Towner described ira
dition and custom and disciplin,
as a whole as being of inestimabl
value.
Admiral Towner warned agains
the tendency to underestimate ira
dition, custom and discipline. To
many things are let 60 by tn
boards, he said.
"We need to instill q love o
country" he stressed, I'VE nee,
to revere the Flag, pledge allegi
ance, sing the national anthem
tell our children stories Of nation
al heroes and 60 to church as
family on Sundays" This sound
simple and small, but when it's al
added up il is an effective wa.
of combating communism an
sedition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Sewer Project Has
Not Been Accepted

The engineers for the Key Yves,
sewer project announced today
that no portion Of the system has
been accepted by them pending fur
Their tests. The project is only about
80 per cent complete at this time,
Jack Cooper. Of Clifford Cooper
Associates said that although re.
cent tests have indicated favorable
results, they were not conclusive
and no portion Of the sewer sys-
tenn has been accepted.
Additional tests will be made
before acceptance of any portion
|of the system" he added.
Cooper emphasized that the
move is routine" and that 1t does
not indicate that the construction
is sub-standard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Bell Funeral
Will Be Held
Friday Ats

Funeral services for Willard A
Bell, II. who died Monday after
noon will be held Friday at S
O'Clock from the Chapel Of Prit
chard Funeral Home. The Rev. D
T. Newman. pastor of the Glad
Tidings Tabernacle. will officiate
Burial will be In the family plot In
City Cemetery.
He is survived by one daughter
Mrs. Leah Lewis; ore son, Willard
A. Bell Jr.: four grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren.
Mr.. Bell has been a member oil
the Knights of Pythias Lodge fol
more than fifty years and pail
bearers viii be selected from the
lodge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, N - The stock
market advanced today in q con-
tinuation of yesterdays rise.
Steels and afrcrafts again had
a prominent part IN the advance,
and they were helped by railroads,
chemicals. oils, coppers, Colds,
motors and utilities.
Gains ran into the major frac-
tons at the best. Although minus
signs appeared here and there in
the list, they were small and not
concentrated In any particular
area.
Today's rise was helped along
by good earnings reports.
Higher stocks included Republic
Steel, Boeing, New York Central,
Standard Oil (NJ), Dow Chemical,
and Westinghouse Electric.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Riots In Trieste
Cause SlOvene
Schools To Close

TRIESTE IN -- Anti Yugoslav
riots brought a protest today from
Yugoslavia's economic mission
here and the closing Of all Slovene
schools as tension mounted in the
disputed port city.
Civil police kept a sharp watch
20 prevent a repetition Of the vio-
lence last night during which 1tal-
ianS and SlovencS clashed with
fists and umbrellas and pro-ltali-
ians broke furniture and windows
at the economic groups head
quarters.
Delegation Secretary Velimir
Muovic delivered the protest note
personally to Maj. Gen. Sir John
IT. Winterton, British chief Of the
Allied military government.
The note accused the territory's
police force of failing to protect"
the YugoSlav building. The Slovene
schools closed In protest against
the riot.
A police communique said three
persons were slightly injured in
Che disturbances last night. One
Of the casualties was an unidenti.
hed Allied official CT the police.
In Belgrade, YugoSlavia'S fed
eral executive council sat In a two.
hour special session today to dis
cuss the grave problems arising
from the British-American decision
% turn Zone A of the Trieste
Tree territory over TO Italy.
President Tito has served notice
be viii move his armed forces
into Zone A eat the moment" that
italian troops are sent into the area
% take over its administration.
Public demonstrations Of protest
b Belgrade died down but the
atmosphere remained tense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
Guilty Pleas
Heard Today

Seven guilty please today were
heard by Judge Thomas S. Caro- In
Criminal Court. Those pleading
guilty and the penalties were:
George r. Gibson, reckless driv-
ing, $50 and costs or 90 days.
John Rios, vagrancy, 20 days.
Ben Burnett, drunkenness, SIS on
30 days.
Cyril H. Lowe, reckless driving,
$40 or 10 days.
Charles Rosen, no drivers licen.
sc, SO or 10 days.
Garland L. Rodgers, Jr., reckless
driving, $50 or 90 days.
A charge Of driving without q
license against Addie Kay Hollan
was dismissed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
HIGH SCHOOLS IN
(Continued from PAGE Ons,


that in order for this safety pro.
gram to be brought before the pub.
lie, it is necessary for the police
officers to do so on their off-duty
time. This is because of the small
number Of personnel available. Il
you wish the film, call as soon al
possible.
The Farm Bureau Insurance
Company and the Key West Safety
Council state that Last Date"
can be shown. on any day or night
from Oct. Il through the 18th. In
November, the same insurance
company Is shipping q film entitled
"a Closed Book" and this viii be
shown to interested persons from
Nov. 10 through the 18th.
General Interest Film
"A Closed Book" comes under
the classification Of recreation,
public safety, and general interest
for young and old adults. It is a
story of q small town doctor who
sets out TO improve the attitudes
of his neighbors toward all types
of safety. Success in his one-man
crusade contributes to the happy
ending Of the story.
Contact any member Of the Key
West Safety Council IL further In
formation Is desired concerning the
arrangement Of q Safety program
to include showing "A Closed
Book" during the middle part o.
November. They (Safety Council
Members), win be able to make
arrangements for you or your or
ganization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

SANTA MONICA, Calf. R-Ths
sister of Trans Shah gave birth
to a 6Is-pound daughter last night
her second child.
She is Mrs. Vincent Hillyer. a.
wife of an importer. Her doctor
said she and the baby are doing
well,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
John McCarty
May Run For
Governors Job

TALLAHASSEE VI - A Me
Carly candidate" wiz be running
IN next springs election to fill out
the unexpired term Of the late Gov.
Dan McCarty.
However. there has been no an
nouneement as to his identity. Dan
McCarty's younger brother, John,
answered absolutely" when asked
II the McCarty forces viii have q
standard bearer in the Democratic
primaries next May. But he would
not say Immediately whether he
will be the candidate He has been
mentioned prominently among like
ly candidates for the last two years
of his brothers term.
Other possible candidates in
clude Bradley Oldham Of Sanford,
defeated for the governorship by
HcCarty in the second primary
last year: Acting Gov. Charley E.
Johns and retired Army general
James A. Van Fleet.
Oldham told reporters yesterday
he probably will" run for the I'M
expired term. Johns, state Senate
president who became acting gov
ernor at McCarty's death Sept.
20, said he Is willing to run If
eligible. There Is doubt as to his
eligibility because he is q men,
Der Of the legislature which raised
the governors salary. The con-
stitution says q lawmaker can't
run for an office while he Is still
. member of q legislature which
increased the salary of that office.
John McCarty told reporters yes
terday his brother twas elected
by the people for q four-year term
on q specific program
"He appointed good men and
women to administrative posts to
carry out this program. I feel that
when Dan died one Of his last
hopes was that these men and
women would carry on with even
greater vigor the good fight for q
better state that he and they were
making together.
'The gains won must not be lost
now. To the extent Of my ability
and with the help of the people of
Florida, / viii fight for Dan Nc
Carty's principles ana program In
any role open to me. Those who
believe In integrity In government
must not falter. In fact, we must
marshal our forces for the COM
plete victory Dan would have ex-
pected of u.s."
McCarty said II ne becomes the
"McCarty candidate" his platform
viii be the same as was his broth
er's though there may be some
additional planks" as q result of
recent developments.
Asked II the campaign organ
ization which gave his brother the
victory in 1852 is still In working
order, McCarty said there may
have been some loss Of support
because political jobs were not
handed out as some expected but
he thinks other potential support
ers have been won as a result Of
1.-The type Of government he gave
the state"
As to whether political allegiance
to the McCarty cause would be
expected of appointees Of the late
governor who stayed in office un-
der Johns, McCarty said he hopss
Dams friends would be my
friends but I would not expect
them to use any powers Of office
in my behalf"
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DAVIS CREWMEN
(Continued from saRe onel

lIonunneQ from rage Onel
progressing nicely, it was report.
ed.
The men of the Davis say
that they are still a far short OF
their goal. A direct appeal to Key
Westers yesterday resulted in pied.
ges of $s25. The ship had already
raised $500 among themselves. To.
day. they win take up another col.
lection during their operations a;
sea. They are hoping that another
$500 viii be collected. A total Of
1000 is needed to charter the
plane.
Today the men of the Davis viii
continue their campaign with per.
sonal solicitation In the city.
Big donors yesterday were the
Florida National Bank. the Florida
Keys Aqueduct Commission and
Charley TOPPING, each of whom
gave $50.
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The
Weatherman
Says

Key West and vicinity: Possibly
scattered showers; otherwise fair
weather with little change in tenn
perature through Friday. Low to-
night Is, high tomorrow IS.
Florida: Generally fair and mild
through Friday except showers a.
"a few scattered placed on East
Coast this afternoon.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits: Scattered showers this at.
ternoon and tonight.
East Gulf: Moderate NE and E
winds and generally fair weather
through Friday.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
Easterly winds and partly cloudy
weather with scattered showers
through Friday.
Weather summary for the tropi.
cal Atlantic Caribbean Sea and
ERN Gulf of Mexico: Conditions
continue normal on the tropical
areas of the Atlantic Caribbean
Sea and Gulf with no signs Of q
disturbance at this time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
BERRY REVENGE

CLEVELAND IA beer truck.
er refused to give away free
bottle asked by q man in a bar
yesterday. The man walked out,
drove the truck away and auc.
toned off several cases at a near.
by corner, escaping before police
arrived.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

GAINESVILLE B-Kappa Tau
social fraternity 20 the University
|of Florida is on social restriction
for the rest Of the school year for
serving intoxicants.
Social restriction prevents the
fraternity from participating in
any campus social weekend. en-
tertaining women in the fraternity,
participating in dormitory sere-
nades or pledge parties with girl
guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
FLORIDA
BRIEFS

TAMPA W-The United States
has nothing 10 lose by signing q
non-aggression pact with Russia
If we aren't lulled into q sense OF
false security, In the opinion Of
Sen. Smathers (D-Fla).
The junior Florida senator told
the Tampa League Of Women Vot.
ers last night that we would moi
be surrendering anything by agree.
ing not to attack Russia, but he
cautioned that this country should
never lower its military guard or
weaken its ability to strike back In
case of attack.
JACKSONVILLE IA Floridians
spent seven per cent more money
in September, as measured by
bank Withdrawals, than in Septem-
Der 1852.
This was reported by the Fed
eral Reserve Bank Of Atlanta,
Jacksonville branch, which said
all reporting cities showed gains:
Miami IL per cent; Greater Miami
nine; st. Petersburg and Pensa-
cola seven; West Palm Beach six:
Jacksonville and Orlando five; and
Tampa four.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

Monticello, the home of Thomas
Jefferson, is full of gadgets like
hidden stairways and dumb-waiters
and q clock and q weathervane
that can be read both inside and
outside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

Tornadoes helped raise the mum.
Der of people killed in accidents
which took five or more lives in the
Omitted States during the first half
81 1858 to LOO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15
AGED SPEEDSTER

HOBBS, N. NJ. H-State police
nabbed a speeder going 80 miles
an hour. He gave his age as 30.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

Forty-t~c per cent of the men
on duty w1EA the Army are rcSS.
lars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-15

Relative humidity. J A.jA
$40
Bsremessr tSes Lsvell, ZOO Az.
1904 ins.-10l7.3 mbs.
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TEMPERATURES
Evening star., 1953-02-11
HOUSES FURNISHED

47l1 18th ST, N.W.--Mod., 8 bedrms..
3 baths, det.; nice grounds; $3.50.
ME. s-666s: ewes, AD. 1854. Ill
CHARMINGLY FURN.-3 hedMs.. 2
baths, nr. Wardman Pk. and Shore
N. ARL.-2Ss- -bedrm. brick Col. sep.
dss. d: Eal. s.' Ss Crescent 1885,. r TpaiTisx
UPPER BRIeHTwooD N,w.--seven
2!story brick: Bendix; auto. heat;
$3.50 mo. Phone RIA. S-3OSO. -.
CHEVY CHASE, nr. Lafayette sca.. Q
p1sN1soTos. E%; sssR:' 5 ST. a:.asss. M EH:
s.BsDSM. sssiSSM HousE-ouies neiehbor-
cei. trsnsp. no. Sss6li al day Sat.
sfHSER fpS sun sfkiN%ocsss asif SssSdayS View:
immac. rms, firepE, sernd. porch;
esntile leishhofhood; $3.50; lease,
$50 flssaAaR SsssWaARk RD.. co1mar aS Manor.
Md.-2.bedroom home. SIPS. Phone
JHsT Hs OFF iGses; Gown. AVE. 1914 Military fa
I'd. NV. Detached stucco; 4 bedrms:
SH baths: very nicely furn.. incl.
baby grand piano. Oil h.-w.h. Nice
yd. Convenient bus transp. Rent,
.S-9S97. CAPITAL view REALTY
CO. Realtors. 925 New York ave
NEW HOUSE-Three bedrooms. fur
nished; six weeks, Feb. IL through
March 81: reas. to right party.
$500 Falstone ave-, Somerset. ChevS
DELIGHTFUL LITTLE HOUSE. nicely
furn.: liv. rm. with firepl, din. rm.,
modern kit, 3 bedrms., rec. rm.
porch. Avail. immed. $115 mo. Car
Betty Knight, DE. 2.203S or ST. g.
1900. with JAMES l. DIXON q co.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

oNE;BEDRM: 1E I LUKE sA APT: 80 i II
Kitchen. twin-size bedrm.; 3 biks. to
shopping and transp.; $3l mainte-
nance per mo. To inspect call Mr..
Holland. ewes. OIL. 9-S679. H. G..
SMlTHY sN pso6 CO., sll 18th st. n;w'
ENTRANCE to ground-fioor
apt, in good location; unusual ar
rangement,. suitable for sharing apt; !;
bath: location Opposite ROCK creek
Park. one block from extensive shop
ping and transportation. Price,
$4,000 with terms: Please call Mr.
Gavin with H. G.. SM1THY CO.,
81. $4,000; res. AD. 2-50O4. Ia
fqll din. rm; plus kit: and bath;
look: N block NV. 18th and Co.
rd. An excellent value ct $3.50,
with $4,000 cash. Please call Mr..
Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST.
$4,000; res. AID. 2-50O4. -12
DE LUKE 2-BEDRM. 2-BATH corner
overlooking Rock Creek Park; mod
ern 3-yr.-old bldg. with roof deck;
large living rm;, dining space. stain
less steel kitchen, extraordinary
closet space. Close to extensive
shopping and transportation; price
$1S.95O with excellent terms. Please
cal MT: Gavin with H. G. SM1THY
CO.. ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-5o04.
FEW APARTMENTS in the city can
compare in size or elegance with this
oftering; spacious foyer. drawing rm.
20x25. din. rnn. 15x1S. den l4xl4,
3 twin-sized bedrms., 2 baths, kit,
pantry and adjoining maids rm
prises the entire end Of q wing and
has south, east and west exposures
each with q view. The location Is
close in yet surprisingly quiet; hotel
garage and dining room adjoin the
building: The price Of $2S,500 is
house. Please call Mr.. Gavin with
n. G: SMITHY Co, ST. 3-3300;
res, AID. 2-5OO4. 70
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ApARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

C0LORED-ONE RM., KIT. and bath
in ne. and NV. sections. Mo. rental.
$67.50; adults only; no utils. furn.
TORRE REALTY CO., 1925 No,
Capitol ST., HO. 2-720O. -16
COLORED-PRACTICALLY new bldg
at 500 You st. NV. We can offer for
frnmed. occup. / bedrm., liy. rm.
apt. with modern Pullman kit. and
tile bath; $3.50 per month plus
elec. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1906
H st. NV. MA. S-2345. ia
COLORED--NEW 1-BEDRM. apis. at
331 54th st. me-. Large dinette. liv-
ing rm., kit. and bath, $69.50 per
mo-, plus heat and utils. SHANNON
& huCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA.
CoLORED-TWO LARGE RMS. kit.
and bath apt. avail. Feb. 16; $44
plus all utils.: prefer respon. couple
only. SHANNON g. LUCIS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345. --12
COLORED--582O EADS ST. Ne
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. and
tile bath; refgr. incl; tenants iurn.
sCHEUCH. ST. 3-5443. Ia
COEORED-2 ROOMS, KITS semi
pvt. bath; utils. furnished incl;
refgr.:. 1919. Owen pl. ne. Cali
after 8 pm. Ii. 4-7797. liz
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Kenwood
$65,OOO

A very finely built home In the heart
of this beautiful home Community.
Values are stabilized by the quality
of the adjacent homes and the fine
character Of the residents.
Especially built for present owner.
SpaciouSness Is the keynote, ar
rangement q highlisft. and the
setting one of its best features. For
q. family of Al persons. Beautiful
library. delightful recreation room:
lovely garden. See. 1t today, It won't
last long. Gail JAMES z. SCHWAB,
EM. 2-5s00; ewes, call OIL. 2-l409,
or OIL. 4-7693. liz
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
RaznsR&s F& g. s5s SSHf .7ss "s.Fs R ;sssfsfss
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night. Du. ,7-96S7 or NO. 1850.
rEsSfTnRE rEEfsasHraRRsf rsfeSv MSv,No Of an, k,ud.
sSsss'ss:sf sss s!if Efii:
INDIVIDUAL CSMPARTMENT sIor-
age-Low as So per mo-; reasonable
sT HSyins rats; TSxNs yS ar6 G6 D. TS & sAtEEs
MOVING RARGAIN-Driver and truck
for. moving and hauling. You help
ice. 7-days 9 week. ia. o-0116. Id
LIGHT aAgLlNGs local moving. =;
WE MOVE ODDS AND ENDS or en-
tire household: reasonable; quick
MOVING isSRises' sPEGIAIfsT: day OF. night.
reasonable rates. Experience8 men.
Mo1iNa Hts 1EHsSssR RekSss rGR e. s4RsET sgS4a 81
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms expert packing.
AGE CO.. NC. Estabiished 1906l.
$4; 2 men. $3.50 per hr.. also by
JOB, any time. Elk. 3-7737; RE.
ROYAL SgHi TRANsFER-ws move BY
the lob Or s6 per houE; g rms. as
10y as $50. DE. 2-61S6 or De.
ARE You MOVING to- California - or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
FORWARDING, MA. S-4652.
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT

SETTLED business couple desires
small unfurnished house with dry
basement. LU. 4-7655. IA"
PLEASANT MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE
desires to share nice house with
widow or couple. Box 263-X. Star.
IL"
SWISS COUPLE. oficial. want to rent
for lst or 10Th March unfurnished
3 bedrms.. Bethesda, NV. or Chevy
Chase; long lease: refs. WO. 6-94 "a.
-l5
COLORED-Family badly needs S-rm.
house by Feb. / 8 in NV. DE. 2-6350.