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tinnous line Of defense, and there
were too few Of them.
They we're shattered time and
again. pulling their remnants back
to a new hill and trying 70 form a
new line. Each stand decimated
them. but each stand slowed the
enemy and gained precious hours
and days that enabled the Army
to rush over more troops and sup
plies.
The American people we're
shocked 10 see their troops de.
fested in the field. II they had
known how pitiful small Their num-
bers we're. they might perhaps
have paid more honor 10 those gal
liant few who truly saved Korea.
forced ire surprised enemy 70
forced thcxurprised enemy To-
pause, delay. ard sidexlip.
IL the Reds had really kn0wm
how small > farce they wrre ~
sgainSt, said . eolone they
could have crashed rixht shouRh
Us. taking their losses al at nnce.
ard had tie whole peninala ID
three weeks
Some aay ne faIl ysI0r At those
overweight serEeaAas ard TIRE
green ypang prsyxtes vi BE-
knouu. ard shear iegrEx saeriEsces
appreciated They wsTs mossay req
star Army msn. ana g wisk
them nsw - aang 4 ycang Went
Pest okfscew - wSd have heen
general i is7s To Array pad
Aeavg prixs Il laadxrsh9 Ia
Kerxa.
ThNFp uaekf hi he mAY h.
rrceNnae shat shess ssned men.
80 fur i sgre mn hut 49, can
- say ThAnka Il ears shaa
ganns heax
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ROTARY LEADER
(Continued from PaTe Onel

lCOntnued rom FaSe UneJ
nor's position by Edwin Trevor,
who was elected at the Tri-Dis-
trict convention last fall.
A set of silver hollowware was
also presented to Mrs. John De
Milly, wife of the outgoing secre-
tary-treasurer of District 24S.
Following the banquet program,
the Rotoarians enjoyed dancing
and the Casa Marina floor show
which was presented.
The District Assembly was adj
journed today just before noon fol-
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lowing a fun morning Of business
sessions.
Proposed new enactments and
resolutions were presented to the
assembly b. Irwin Waite, past
District Governor. Edwin TevoR
spoke to the group on the subject
This Is Our Opportunity
District business and 4 district
fund report were heard.
District Governor Cor sum.
married the accomplishments q
the Assembly and answered Ques.
tons from the group.
The next assembly meet win 30
held in Coral Gables on Noveu-
Der 9, Q. 10.
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WRECKACE NOT
lranliaaea - - g

fA013l4Ge4 1r9<0 f1EE gE&t
msisNing nser ecnslnme % hope that
shs.r kakhends are alive. Mrs..
Garesa has nat yes gsven 60 her
faith fh1s be i sale sasnewhEs2.
TIE Coast Guard and pxayase
paaes aaa bcaft have esmheA
esery fses AZ > w4g a~ea knksng
faT 49, sagm uf re kmat mssssng
ksmre Arwa Ii. er q ths fwn n.ea,
49, exExxe seamxn
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capitol renovation job, no longer
viii act as the states agent in
construction and remodeling prof.
ects.
The Cabinet, although taking no
formal action, today made it clear
it no longer would employ the
Improvement Commission to draft
plans and specifications, award
contracts and supervise any prof.
ects which are the responsibility
Of the board of state institutions.
Gov. McCarty, still out of his
office recuperating from a heart
attack, said Il would be in accord
with such a Cabinet policy Of nom
reliance on the Improvement Com
mission to supervise state building
projects In the future.
He previously said he viii curb
the commissions broad borrowing
power.
Taking away its construction
supervision functions too would re-
duce it mainly to an agency for
representing the state and counties
in dealing with the federal govern
ment for acquisition Of surplus
properties, and funds for hospital,
aviation and other activities.
Atty. Gen. Richard Erwin
brought the question before the
Cabinet with a motion that the
House investigators be asked to
file a copy Of their report and
recommendations with the board of
state institutions $50 that we may
take whatever action may be nee
essary."
THE Improvement Commission
has led us to believe that if we
employ commission architects, the
fees viii run 3-4 per cent instead
Of $40 per. cent" Treasurer J.
Edwin Larson said.
Il have talked to enough Of the
states architects to know that
what we have been doing is not in
the public interest and not right.
] want to move that Keyes (Walter
Reyes, Improvement Commission
directory be instructed to furnish
us a list of all MS architects with
their salaries, fee and the jobs
they are now working on.
when we add them up, / have
a feeling wen find they're not as
cheap as we nave been led to
believe" Larson added.
81 don't want to be party to the
things that apparently have been
going on over there and are just
coming to light" the treasurer
said.
''For my part" Comptroller c.
M. Gay said, "any further building
we have to do, Wen hire our own
architects and LET our own con-
tracts. AS things now stand we
have no control and are subject
to these things that come out in
legislative investigations.
Its better to have work for the
board Ok state institutions done by
registered architects, then well
know in advance what's being done
and what 1t VIII cost u.s." Secretary
Of State r. A. Gray said.
The Improvement Commission
was set up in the Caldwell adj
minlstration and put in charge Of
the big postwar state construction
program.
Although il has a comparatively
small appropriation II has operated
on large scale BY architects and
supervisory fees from other state
agencies which used its services.
The investigating house commit
tee has been asked BY Carl v.
cesery to hear his story about
installation Of tie il the Capitol
renovation.
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many where he served n months
in the U. S. Army.
Frank, who was discharged
from the Army recently, plans to
stay in Key West where he has
been several weeks.
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TOday's Action
In Tallahassee

TALLAHASSEE R--Rep. Alex
ander, Liberty County, introduced
Q bin today calling for use of un-
earmarked automobile tag revenue
tor road building.
The tag money now goes into
the general revenue fund with the
exception of the amount allocated
b. a recently-adopted constitution
q amendment 10 back up school
construction bonds.
TALLAHASSEE 1.-THE House
committee on military and veter-
ans affairs today referred to a
subcommittee for study a measure
which would transfer the head
quarters Of the State Armory Board
from st. Augustine to Camp Bland
hg.
Rep. Saundeys, Clay County, in
PRODUCER Of t1e measure, said part
Of the boarIJs work is done at
Blanding already end ii would be
more economical TO have the whole
agency together.
State Adj. Gen. Mark Lance told
the committee the saving would be
small and Camp Blanding is sub
ject to being taken over by the
federal government at any time,
making It unWise to establish a
state agency there.
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Sports Briefs

Bob TEX Samuels. outfielder on
the Brandeis University baseball
squad. plans to become a rabbi
when he finishes college.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

TALLAHASSEE tR-The state
Improvement Commission. as a
result Of testimony heard BY d
House committee Investigating the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

Back in 1899 the Cincinnati Red
Stockings led the National League
in attendance with a grand total
of l90. 6Ts patrons.
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TALLAHASSEE IA bin 10 put
all Florida On eastern standard
time went down to S2-2i defeat 10
the House today
The measure was introduced by
Rep. McFarlin. Jackson County.
Florida counties west Of the Apa.
lachicola River arc on central
time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

Jerry Hennessey. defensive end
for the Washington Redskins in the
NIL. works as 4 movie stunt man
in Hollywood during the off-season.
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XIV Man Back
From Duty Abroad

Frank Key, Jr. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Key, HOS Petronia
Street, has just returned from Ger
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TALLAHASSEE R--Committee
approval was given today to a bill
which would have a survey made
Of state employees with the idea
Of seeing that they get equal pay
for the same work.
Rep. Ballinger, Leon, who with
Rep. Atkinson, Leon, introduced
the bill, told the House committee
on governmental reorganization
the measure embod;es recommen-
dations Of Gov. McCarty on max
ing such survey. The same pro-
posaI was put into the Senate.
The ia year survey would be
supervised BY the state budget d.
rector and cost $75, 900.
Budget Director Harry Smith
told the committee there was lots
Of personnel ralding among the
state departments and depart
ments with the best appropriations
often could entice better employees
by higher salaries.
TALLAHASSEE K-A bill to
prohibit sale If any dangerous
drugs except on prescription was
introduced In the House today by
Rep. Smith, DeSotO County.
Present law requires prescrip-
tions only for seven specific drugs.
The Smith measure, which has the
backing 81 State Chemist j. j..
Taylor, also would prohibit re-
filling prescriptions for dangerous
drugs unless specifically author
lied BY the physician.
TALLAHASSEE IT, An, admins
tFation.baeked bin to regulate
Florida's nursing and old folks
homes was introduced In the House
today BY Rep. Morgan. Duval
County.
The homes would be under su.
pervision Of the State Board Of
Health. which would have authori.
~ to set health and safety stan.
dards. including ''protection from
fire hazard. "
Morgan said the measure was
prepared even before the recent
nursing home fire. at Largo In
which % aged persons died.
The measure would appropriate
$4,000 for administering the regu.
lations.
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Observations taken ~ City Office
Key West. Fla, April q, 1858
500 AN. EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

The University Of North Caro-
lima played four home football
games last fan and did not win any.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

Barometer Uses Lsvell 500 AN
SOIL ins.--iOl9.6 mbS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

Relative Humidity a 500 AN.
4sse
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ToMcRRow'S
TIDES

ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Staten; KEY West
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1949 FL pickupi newly
painted meadowbrook green; in ex-
cellent condition, S795. PARKWAY
FORD. 3051 M st. NV. AID. 2
O185; open 8 to g.
FORD '49 F-6 Sgd. dump with S25x
rear, newly repainted; Meadowbrook
green. Truck in excellent cond. and
ready for woFk: $1,O95. PARKWAY
FORD. 3o51 M st. NV. AID. 2-01S5.
oEGyaSLf4 HRsa 8 = S:;s 50 m,.en panel truck;
MAN, Mayfiower Garage. 1905 L
FORD ;4e panel; a bargain, only
$3.50. MONROE FORD, 1897 East
West hwy, s. s.. Md. JU. 5-78O4
r0RD 0Rs1 sysnlass Hs sson ai panel; 81 very clean
$595. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West hwy, sil. spr., Nd. Open
cNsnR sysningS GS I'll I'll 81 70. S-7SO4. .n I'LL
Also 1919 Ford orc A PICKUP, ps'G: less. si'dH than
100 mi: $3.50. JACK 4 JILL
ICE CREAM CO.. oil End st. ne.
SAVE $3.50 on a brand-new 195e
Ford F-S, 147-inch wheelbase cab
heste fnisss hss 1875 n1atKss motoz VIII asn EQUIP
for tractor or dump truck. Call
Tom Joyce, FRANK SMALL. JR.,
INC. LU. 4-5700. 1901 Good Hope
TOW 81 ii TRUCK JEEP-practicaiiy new
$s.756. Price. 1,soo. Between
9-5 call STEELE'S GARAGE EX.
5000. After pm. call EN-. 2
FORD 1e47 1-ton panel truck with
ladder rack. Good cond. 1915.
MR.. LUCAS, JE. 3-SS64. --15
CHEVROLET 80 sedan delivery: 20
600 miles. $865 or best offer. Phone
CO, $4,000 8 to 4. Ill
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALvIs '52 conv.. $2.s75. Fiat "11oo"
ford sedan. $795. 81 peugeot,
S II oss ri vGlssyagSa; as MsTeeses $7eS 3 AZ
AUSTIN Is is 4-dr. .AS .edaa; equipped
with sun-toD roof. genuine leather
seats. custom heater; S295. Several
to choose from. ASS to sis: MAN
aHATTAN HAT a. s.AI AUTO x K-E ENC. INC. Factory
Austin. Morris and NC; both sides
Of 7th and r st. NV. Fo 1900.
Established 1914
BUICK '53 Super convert. r. and h..
Dyna.. tinted glass. Wv, tires. auto
Mo9EE sMsSoTSooR gREss is4S Sae
BUICK '53. Roadmaster Riviera
Coupe; :: and h.. dyns.. power steer.
finish. with matching 2-tone deluxe
HoYLE Moron SALES. i345 Que
st; NV; DU. 7-S30O.. Ia.
pyHafo1, w. seat aDe Covers. oi $15e5. sne Cash H.
NESS BUICK. INC. Used Car Lot,
SS5a5 Sha5 Wisconsin nSsn ~, ave. a NV. we. g.
BUICK 1949 Super 4-dr. radio and
nSate1, Oy nauOW, scat COVERS, D1,-
AHNsss esi eass teds BGS & fsee e Gssa csT
Lot; 5115 Wisconsin ave. NV. .Wo.
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster. 4-dr.. ra-
dio and Jo heater; Dynafiox, seat coy coy
fnsnss fsTs cafThNEss Sfih 1Esse q suPcR. PeRk
INC. Used Car Lot. 5115 wisconsin
ave. NV. Wo. 6-55S1. Open I'll 8.
BUICK '51, Roadmaster, convertible,
+. and h.. Dynafiow; low mileage;
Ing. cA1THNEss M BUICK. lin INC. Used
Car Lot. 5115 Wisconsin ave. NV.
RyfGk WE; e1Ssl. 1881 sSssr GDsS II g. Riviira
radio. heater. Dynafiow, seat covers.
Sash treds cAIrHEEss * Ssns R1cR Ran6ips INc
Used Car Lot. 5115 Wisconsin ave.
NV. Wo. 6-55s1. Open It'll g.,
BUICK 80 Special 4-dr. sedan; very
clean; r. and h.; driven very care
fully by 0rlS dsk owner EI g9tleE SSnssd
INC. 1121 gath st. NV. Open ewes.
Buick III oi 1850 81 Super 4-door; fully
sapipped; pIss :,..I BY OWNER. Call "a.
BGick nSass 50 attfr fd! p Special de luxe; red
SI,s76. Cali XII. 9-341s. -I2
BUICK '4S 4-dr. sedan; original black
finish, radio and htr. Like. new in
side and out. 1 owner. 30-day guar.
Save on this Al special, $795. HILL
Dealer, lila Vermont aveA NV. AID.
BUICK 40 convert. coupe: black: +.
and h. A real buy! 3O-day guar.
$895.. HILL & SANDERS, Wash 5
ave. % NV. AID. 4-4soo. III
BUICK AZ convertible; r, h., new
top; excel. cond.; $3.50. Call KE.
S-636O. ID
Evening star., 1953-06-11
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1s4s series "75' limousine
h. Terms. Guarantee. $l,475.
AYERS 0LDsMoBIE Cadillac
Gexsnd4is aaisnEson vt oy yShopPisg sasso center
CADfILAc 1862 80" Special sedan
Custom Fleetwood; fully equipped; l
owner. Terms. Guarantee. $3,a95.
AKERS OLDSMoBILE CADILLAC
CO.. darlington shopping center,
cA6HILAc IS conv.: & Excel. excel. cond.
rassed b. c. inspection; 81 .ee5, or
take car in trade. DU. 7-2327,
cAbiLEAc adj Il 1 s4s; KS "sa" 4-dr.; Ia fully
GARAGE. 1920 New York ave. NV,
ST. 3-910O. Open evenings.
CADILLAC '52 conv.: fully equipped; /;
in new-car condition; S4 1896. or
take car in trade. DU. 7-2327.
CHEVROLET so convertible; r., h.,
seat covers. new tires and top; i'm
light green with black top; $l,195.
Gall. and ask for Harry. SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO., INC, 1O02
EaSt-West hwy, JU. S-3157 (di-
rectly across from U. s. Royal sign)
CHEVROLET '53 Handyman station
green finish; very low mileage; a
beauty and a bargain; only $2.295.
Call. and ask for Dixon: SILVER
sPRiNG LWsst MOTOR 5TE Co. sSSx7 NE 1912 {G;s
Tectly across from q. s. Royal sisnj. :.
CHEVROLET 1850 styleline de luxe;
jet-black finish. Powerglide, fully
equip, very good eond., Si,i25. Lo.
CHEVRoLET 1s4s-why pay $3.50
for nice, clean 1948 Chevrolet Sc
dan in AL mechanical cond.? Yours
for $3.50. Pvt. owner. ov. 3-5775.
CHEVROLET 40 4-dr. Black finish,
this car is like brand-new. Must sell
Immediately. $500 or best offer. JE.
CHEvRoLET 'as 4-dr. sedan. R. and
h.: good transportation. $1OO or
chEvR6EEr ffEt Rf1 ~ 70 ssiSaa &c iaG. 4-ar sedan
sss6 sGHfEdsE ffEisE GoEpfN oRy asS
GGarroll ,sSs.. aye. Takoma Park. D; C..
CaEvROIET ne s1jl2Gf' 40 convertible: ia dark
tires. 7. and b.: $345. OIL. 2-431O.
CHEVROLET '4s convertible: excel
condition throughout; $795 or best
o1s;i.,1d of1eTi Must sell at So0 once. financing
CHEVROLET '52 convertible; radio
and heater, light color, low mileage,
excellent condition: 81, ,750 owner
HEvRSoEgT sfy1RS LfTn 1881 Ss Ar AZ 2sGS ;sds1 o7E
a1aaog ins! owner; quick sale. CAN IA
CHEVROLET 1853 'Belaire; hard TOP;
sunset gold and ivory; r. and h.,
Powerglide, power steering, all ex-
s;tI. c;all MAJ THOMAS. Lo. 6-4o1s
CHEVRoLET fsSf Al a-dr.; s125 or Best
CHEVROLET 81 4.dr: De luxe Style
line, r.. h., plastic Sc. accessories;
oTs e1eei. 4-sSss'' sSSS'' oriF' owner; Ts 81
CHEvRoIET III iIasT' 81 Bel Air: beautiful
canary yellow with. black top; q l.
owner car that shows very little
wear: r, and h.. exactly like new;
Way MoToSs; 1900 % Minnesota ave,
CHEVRoLET 1919 station wagon !;
PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st. NV.
caEvkoIET AZ; s1sHST' 81 club cpe.: green;
Powerglide, r. and h.; exceptionally
clean, looks and runs like new.
Save on this Al special: 81, 1895.
2-day money-back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL 81 SAN
DERS,. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO.
CHEVROLET '4s convertible club
coupe; beautiful gray finish with new
top, $149 down. Easy payments
can be arranged. D. c. or Virginia
inspection guaranteed. ,MANHAT-
of 7th at r st. NV. NO. 7-2700.
Henry j., Austin and M. g. Ia
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlr

beautiful weli-kept interior; nshk
gray nnish; Eoodwork Is aM sound;
MOTORS. SOLO r. ]. ave. ne. DE.
FORD '47 VS. Tudor; excel. eond.,
new radio. heater, Sc, GOOD tire0:
$3.50 or best Ofsr. IA. S.lS0s.
FORD late 81 convertible: r., H..
376. Cali EN-. S-lSSo. -iS
FORD 1949 Fordor VS.: Wv, h..
excel: meter. Forced to sell; SoSS.
FORD 80 conv. coupe; radio. hsater.
SeT tUS nsM oFrina Hnfs SsEa SssE sS sEs
si.a4b. MARTIN Rim MOTOR s4IEias.
Studebaker Dealer, 1888 Wis. ave.
NV, EN-. S-186S.
FORD Al club coupe: radio, new seat
Sy' eSyess, enas IL excellent eond.. best eyer.
FORD 1879 is4s sup.r d. luz. .s' Club
VERT MOTORS, NC. Ds Soto
HENRY SSSAp J 81 a-dr. s-sylinaer; radio
Trade and terms. MoNRoS FoRp.
JU. 6-7sO4. Open evenings till 9;
HENRY I J 'Ss Gorssir: e.ds 7: and h:
paint Low. itsa miiesse el very '0es eeonon sas
sAVEl S995. 2-day money back
HILL 3 SANDERS: Wash.'s Oldest
P'%t PGTd Gn' nsalsri4 9rri4add1.1 1114 Vermont ave-
HiLLMAN MINK 1851 convertible:
S.st o.r anS gA n s44eG tfss fSaa EXT is Ss!o H
HUDSON 1859 Wasp 4-dr.; 2-tone,
1000 MI; fully equipped; will sell
at sac. or trade. pref. for rambler.
a6psSS HfHsS T. ',ssS IS s1 sop.s s4sSe S 4dr Sc.
ssni soRd ,s s7S II yu praysssSss ssSss" S"n'r rs Hrs'
HUDSON 1949 Super "6'. sedan; r.
h., Sc; AL cond. $796: written
guar. TRIANGLE e MoT0Rs. Isds Solo
HGDsoN 80 2-dr.. sedan; excel.
ne, Ii. 4.os7o. '' @ie
HUDSON 1850 4-dr. Pacemaker dc
luxe; r. and h.; excel. eppearancs
ssSo Rd eopdfea HKSSs Tsr@s aHSEsnsfs
lilac Co. Fairlington shopping
HUDSON SJS5i AsNsn '4s Commodor .:s" 4NSr.
sedan. one-owner car: Clean. Radio
sRThsns snd hsassr. %ss GSSS transHcrtatiSn;
Miller ave. Bethesda. Nd. OIL. e
1000. Open evenings. III
JAGUAR XK12O 80; eycel. cond.,
new paint, louv. hood. heater. etc,s
top mech. cond.; $4,000. TIE: 8.
.52i5 after 6 pm. -13
brand-new. gunmetal. red uphol-
stery; 5000 mi: replacement. OUT
At still in use; foreign diplomat
leaving; $4,000 or best offer. AID.
w4.l935. Ext. 81.
drive. Co. ofiicial car. Very low mile
age, substantial discount. Trade and
terms. SCHLEGEL AND GOLDEN.
263 Carroll st., Takoma PIX. D.. c.
RA. 3-33O3. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-11
MOTORCYCLES

1919 "S4"; o.h.v.; Harley-Davidson
lots of extras; in good cond.; one
owner. $500 or best offer. Manassas
100. III
Evening star., 1953-06-11
SUMMER HOMES

FWO-ROOM COTTAGE. completely
fuYnished, all conyeniences; at Min
neh0ha SPRINGS. w. Va, nr. state
parks. Cali after 9 pm. IL. 6-S993.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
AVIATION

TAYLORCRAFT 1910 Lycoming "65";
good cond.; relicenSed May "a;
$500. See at Beacon Field. ANDER-
SON, XII, S-SO5l. IA
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rRAlLERs
GARAGES

! WANT TO BUY . 36-ft. or more
house trailer not equipped. Ii.
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RoAIS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large;
Chesap Bay. Herring Bay. sharps
ISL, GoOses. For reserv.. call eyes,.
CAPT KING. WA. T-4l92.
1918 40-FT. Bsltzer sedan cruiser;
sleeps 6; ship-to-shore phone; twin
conS ssS e5es farss seseon sace
used boats. THE WASHINGTON MA
RINA. Yacht Brokers, 1900 Maine
46-FT. RAISED DECK CRUIsER-
$4,000. Call or see Steward at
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB, Ii.
1S-FT. HIGGINS speedboat. 100 S.p.
Gray freball. radio. cover, many
S2.466 Incl. trailer. AD. 4-4Ol6.
sAiLBoAT. 1s-ft. Cape Cod senior.
inSoard auxiiiary M ensine: ns:,,snt complete anHe
dition. Phone Lo. 7.79OS, ewes. 12'
CANOE-l4 it.; excellent condition;
very reasonable. $40. OIL 4-6953.
BoAT-ss-ft, open-type fishing boat;
good condition. Call 10. 2-1390.
NEW 14-FT. OAK and pine boat and
1S-FT. CANOE and motor and equip
ment. RA, 6-0047. la
reduction gear: fast; must sell to
dissolve partnership. RA. 6-0402
Six-FT. CHRiS.CRAFT dingy, never
used: Jefferson Travis marine re-
ceiving radio. RA. 6-4055. -12
NEW 14-FT. SAILING SC0W-Let
boards, lanteen sail, brass fastened;
owner transferring; priced at cost
Of materials, $225 cash. Cal
Jordan $500 after 8 pm. 13S
FISHERMEN-Two-h.p. Eyinrude out
board motor, guaranteed. $50. RA
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CRUISER, 42xl1x3, D. c. B. D.
Ray Hunt dss:itsned; nsst. SG.bf nice price fo'
Cruiser, 40x11x3, Chrysler Crown
r. g.; q fne family or party boat
48-ft. Diesel, powered motor sailer
Q fine yacht at reas. price.
FRED SEGELKEN, 621 9th ST., An.
napolis. Nd. Phone Annapolis 63l4
Ia
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WOODLAND BEACH, Brentley I'd
Nice. clean furn. cottage. VA.
RIEa5o6sSorH IEia5o6sSso BEACH-Modsrn s!bed-
room, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bath
bSy hS:i b .Fss 4oSSs ;S fa2C En- eS
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Directly on
ocean. New, spacious. attractively
furn. cottage, mile north city;
apt, for 8 available nS,. June; IS. Aug: s
SSH', spe ,oS $1S avs HSss':s 5Sns $50 W. T1
gust. SIS wk. JU. 9-60S6 after
ATLANTIC CITY-Duplex apt; s
bedrms:. 1st A.. private; 90 #. from
sssco ssscocsM.aa.son season 9S s4sS half aS season; n1 nvai:
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEI.-Right on
the beach: modern aptS.. and cot
tages; Immaculate. OIL. 1885,.
VENTN0R, N. J.-DelightfuI studio
apt: lge. oOen deck mr.. ocean.bay;
season. no. 2-4236. DE. 2-4I01;
REHOB0TH-Immac. 2-bedrm. house.
only; SIS Wk. EN-. S-O94S, eyes,
OCEAN CITY, MD.--MOdern 2-bedrm
brick apts.. on ocean front; utils
furn. CAN 10. S-6766 after z pm
Ill
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Apts. and
cottages, $50 Wk. up; eve., EN-
2-69l6: Sat. Sun. Dickinson 1851
L. T. GRAVATTE, Ma. S-O753.
Harry M. GrieveS, Realtor
HENLOPEN ACRES
REHOBOTH BEACH. DELAWARE
We still have excellent locations avail
able for rentals IN Rehonotn, Hen.
OR WRITE. Phone Reh. 4901.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

NEW CHEVROLET MOTOR. fully
equipped; cost S325; win sell for
best reasonable offer. T10 Rhode
Island ave. ne, DU. 7-2397. -15
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FIREPROOF-Two floors. plus ONCE
space. three entrances; handles
over 100 cars. Bldg. in prime con-
dltion In Georgetown, fronting on
Que st.; now leased to Government,
but viii be available July !. Phone
2nd CoMMI. ZONE Of wash: i.ase
So. IT.. ideal small business. JU.
S-36OS; no answer, call TU. 2-65OO.
GARAGE--No. 8. for rent: rear 3027
so4s1s.' soss g. NV; $40 mo- Phone ,s Ma
18th AND T sTs. N.w.-one-car
metal garage; $5 month, WAGGA-
MAN-BRAWNER. NE. $500. -12
DoWNTOWN-2-story bldg,
approx. 19x28 on each floor:
excellent for workshops. ware-
house, ETC.; reas. rent
To inspect. call LEO M.
BERNSEIN q CO., Realtors,
1416 K st. NV. ME. S.54O0.
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BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Apts. and
cottages, $50 Wk. up; eve., EN-.
2-69l6; Sat. sun, Dickinson 1851
L. r. GRAVATTE, Ma. S-0753.
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REHOBOTH-Immac. 2-bedrm. house.
ser. porch; weeks, mos. season: June
oniy: S7k VIZ. EN-. S.O0AS, ewes
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We still have excellent locations avail
Able for rentals In Rehohoth, Hen
lopen Acres and Dewey Beach. CALL
OR WRITE. Phone Reh. 4901.