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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

information may be mace no lalea
than September y and completed
returned must be- iu the opera
uillcc by October s.
Contestants should indicate
preference. il any. for dates of
additions between October rs
and 90.
Notice Of time and place VIII
be mailed 10 contestants All in
quirles should be addressed to
Mrs. Tilton. Detroit Grand Opera
Association. 1853 Guardian Bldg,
Detroit 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
SEA SECRETS

q. Is il true that q sea turtle
"weeps" when laying i,s eggs
A. Not from grief. although tears
are actually shed. Sea turtles DO
10, normally leave the water. en-.
ceps when the female comes ashore
briefly 70 lay her eggs. Under such
conditions the turtles eyes. nor.
maliy under constant immersion in
salt water. tend 10 dry out This
drying Is eounferaeted BY a copious
tlov Of tears. especially during the
ned-digging operation, when move.
meuts Of the clippers may shower
sand into the turtles eyes. Once
the nest Is completed. egg.laying
commences. The eggs are dropped
fairly rapidly. sometimes two al a
time. When anywhere from 50 %
around 200 eggs have been deposit
ed, the hole Is filed IN and the
turtle makes for the water once
again after careful covering and
smoothing over Of the digging site
lacubaied By The warm. moist sand
The eggs hatch In about 3 months
time. and the little turtles immedi.
ately make their way 10 the sea
q. Why are the parrotilShes So
ealled7
A. Because these fishes have the
teeth fused into q solid bony plate
In some eases remarkably recall.
ING the blll Of q parrot. The parrot.
fishes are common denizens Of the
coral reefs Of tropical waters, and
many species come into very shall
low water al times. The large
rainbow 7arrotfish. Pseud0scarus
guaeamaia. Is perhaps the best
known Of the local species, and
reaches . length Of , feet. The
large scales OF this fish are green,
outlined with orange. and the beak
Is bright blue. making the fish look
as II Il were wearing blue lipstick
The purple psrrOtfish also grows
quite large and Is a deep purple in
color with several bright blue
scales on the top Of the head. The
blue parrotfish Is pure cobalt blue
and reaches a length Of . feet. al.
though these spectacular fishes are
considered 70 be q dclieacy in the
West Indies and elsewhere, they
are seldom II ever eaten locally.
Food Of the paFrotfishes normally
consists Of chunks Of coral which
Is finely ground In their bony laws
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

marked Calhern. II have an agree.
ment with both NJ. Schary and
Nick Schenek (MGM top mani.
You wfll all be listed. and then
comes the words 'HOwever-Louis
Calhern. ."
Miss Stanwyck had some words
10 say about billiag. She says she
never worries about Il.
Il learned my lesson about bin.
ing . g0od many years ago"
That was with q picture called
Night Nurse" in 1891. when the
picture opened al the Strand Thea.
ter In New York, the sign said
Barbara Stanwyck and Ben Lyon
an Night Nurse ."
Second day: Barbara Slanwyck
and Ben Lyon IN Night Nurse
With Clark Gable
Third Day; Barbara Slanwyek,
Ben Lyon. Clark Gable In Night
Nurse
Fourth day: Barbara Stanvyck.
CLARK Gable In Night Nurse. ="
Fiilh day: Clark Gable In Nigh,
Nurse
sse five days marked the start
0l cables reign as the King Of
iaoAswOOd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Exams Slated To Fill Jobs
Open Under Civil Service

viii BE- clisihie Tor employment
as uurreg men In the trades
According % the announcement
apprentices are assigned 60 SHOP
training ior al least 3 weeks OCT
Of every = week perIod shop sup
eryls8rs provide instruction. in
trade skllls and rotate the appren.
tee through various areas - types
of work according q a shop train
Ing plan prepared for each trade
Apprentices are employed and
trained In trades required Cor work
IN the Ships Department and the
Public Works Department Of the
L. : Naval station. KEY West
Florida. In addition % the shop
training. apprentices attend The re
lated instruction school for ore
week in every Z week period for
instruction IN English. Science and
Related Mathematics.
The announcement sets forth the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

TIE Beard q e. s Civil Service
Examiners attached % the L s
Naval station here has announced
al open competitive examination
OF Apprentice Sth Class 81 81 70 per
hour % fll vacancies On the trades
% Automotye Mechanic. Carpen
ter. Coppersmith. Electrician. Elec
tronics Mechanic, Joiner. Maehin
Isl, Pipefitter. Rigger. Salmaker
Shecimetal Worker. Shipfitter.
Notice Of the examination. which
il open 20 men between the ages
q 70 ard p. are posted az the
X. W. Post Office and 81 Bundine
81. Naval station. The age limi, II
a has been waived for applicants
entitled % Veterans Preference.
According 70 the announcement
the Department Of the Navy con
duets apprentice training for the
purpose al developing highly skill
ed craftsmen and providing . 20
teniial source Of key employe ices
and supervisors.
The apprentice plan Is set up q
develop the character. personality
industry and initiative Of the ap.
prentice as well as his technical
skull In his chosen trade. A normal
minimum period Of 4 years Is re.
CURED for completion Of appren-
tieeshlp. Each year Of apprentice
ship consists Of u calendar months
during which the apprentice com
pletes not less than 1874 hours ol
training.
The promotiOnal plan provides
that apprentices are promoted
from class 10 class with increa
seS in pay) upon satisfactorily com
pleting a year Of apprenticeship
The rate Of pay for the first yeal
or 4th class is Si.I0 per hour; 2nc
year. si.22 per hour: 3rd year
si.34 per hour; 9th year. sl.46 pei
hour. Department Of the Navy Ger
tificates Of apprenticeship are is
sued TO graduate apprentices whC
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
~ noH THoMAs

HOLLYWOOD " - The trouble
nth all-star casts Is billing.
You know what billing Is. That's
ne position Of an actors name on
|he marquee OF In the ads. Accord.
|ng 10 legend. actors are supposed
- throw fits n their names are
oi In large enough letters or II
hey are not listed al the top Of
Ne cast.
IT'S an important legal matter IN
De movies. James Cagney once
.Aoke his contract with Warmers
because 81 the way he vas billed
one Of the Warner theaters.
Now q bunch Of actors Is break.
4 the tradition about billing. They
h the gay group making Exec.
i've Suite" az MGM. including
arhara Stanwyek. Fredrie March.
sitter Pidgeon. June Allyson. VII.
Holden. Nina Foch, Shelley
sers. Paul Douglas. Dean jag.
and Louis Cslhern.
Recently MGM boss Dore Sehary
Ame warily on he set 30 inquire
out how the actors would like
be billed. To als great surprise,
found no contention.
Holden and Allyson were the
3. ones cast IN the picture. !"
- Stanwyck reasoned. Give
EN- the top billing"
Of course, ina, didn't stop The
s0rs from kidding among them.
YES.
Said March; If the billing Il
phabetical.. I'm Foing back TO my
Il name, which Ia Rickel."
well, I'm stuck. because my
al name is Barbara StanWyek,
ded the actress.
I've gOt you al beat" re.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Shock Reaction

MUSgOCEE. Oha R-R. J.
Cross. sg-yssrold MaskoEee county
resident. was stopped BY ofiiccrs
- he ran down the highway wilh
CT trousers.
u vas q Little unusual because
he elderly brieklayer had mst
been pried loose from his car after
laying upside down y hours par.
tally submerged In water.
The auto had Jumped an embank
meut on Us. Highway %, fallen
Is feet into the river. and oyes
turned. A trailer Il vas pulling
fel On top a the car.
A farmer heard Cross tapping
the following morning and mott
fed officers Who rescued him
When the wreckers pried open the
door and freed Cross be Jumped
out and darted down the highway
yelling. I'm all right"
lie was caught and taken 70 .
hospital suffering from shock and
exposure but was otherwise In good
condition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Captive specimens are fond Of cab.
bage and sliced raw potato.
Y. Is Il true that the average fish
has Z FMS
A. Yes. although one Of these
(the dorsal fin may be divided In.
90 2 or more parts. Fins may be
classed In two groups. "paired"
and single" There are 2 sets 81
paired fins. the 'pectorals. which
are located just behind the gills,
and the "pelvics. on the Under.
side of the body below and some
times behind the peetOrals. The J
single fins are the ''dorSal." located
on the back. the "anal" beneath the
tail. and the "eaudal," on the end
Of the tail. II should be remember.
ed that certain fishes. such as the
cells, buffers, and sea horse, do not
have all Of these fins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Mercury dealers, on an average. now sci more cars
per dealer than any Of their competition. We are,
therefore, in better position to give you a bigger
allowance for your present car.
Ever mountingpoPularity tends TO boost Mercury's
trade.in value even higher. 4 Mercury tue cost
(orgnal price minus future resale valued Is reduced
% point lower than any other car IN It's held.
So Why not start ssving--snd enjoying the extra
value that Mercury offers: Ike years-ahead styling,
pFopea V8 performance and economy. and the
widest choice Of optional power features available
on any poplIar-priced car. Cash in on this money.
saving opportunity. Come in today!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

railnEk ahlth CompCttou mast at.
tam. Tee minimum ui 30 wast b.
Earned ou the HrHieu ies, t1tcg.
taat persons entitled % 5passf pre-.
ference must attain a minimum
rst.nE ai o. and those entitled g.
lo.peat prytprcnce must attaia q
minimum rating of 81
Successful applicants must ~
able O pass a physical exam .nail8a
PROC % be.us appointed from a
register set up as result 90 the
Writien examination.
Interested persons should Amply
% the Recorder. Board o. T.. s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
CrOiUfh Would
Insure Paying
For $I4yON,OOO
Water Pipeline

a predicted population Of
$4,000 In Monroe County b.
1850 would assure paying
Coz the new $4,000. 900 wa.
tnr pipeline 20 Key West, Er'
nest Ramsey, Florida Keys
bqueduet Commission man.
yer told Keys Chamber Of
pmmeree leaders Saturday
ght at Key Motel, Mara.
On.
'ny ~ slms ws sss ne re-
psiins o svlna wstsg - re
ya. ihass wlil Ne snogsh pc.
- pay fsr w." RemssY ssld.
nnglnssrs esslmsss thss bsssd
popvissiea fFsn1s IN sshaT
lcslda eeunfiss thsFe win BE
80 psspls n Msnsss esvniy
1889"
he rapid growth u nc Keys n
past decade h expected 10 b
nelesrassd IN the coming decade,
amsey said.
"Rlgha msw. 100 10 i.ooe units
ere bslns hsid ~ n ssnsiF0s'
gloa esg laeh a water 81 re W.
psr e8d ~ ksy Large. Ore svild'
o. hes salA met vnless ~ cen
usi water Zee . pisnsssd 80 Unit
proleei. ~ will 90 - Flosida
CIV snd bslld bic swn ws'sT
plsms."
Ramsey assured The audience Of
Chamber Of Commerce leaders
end their wives. that tho increased
building Which VIII start when va.
Ter IL available Should mean No
sxira tar 10 necessary.
"Ths expanslea 81 Improved
pFepsgty " ne essnay wlil raise
ssn rev &C." W sald.
A TIE az lssion manager stress.
n. hos that since this IL .
nven Issue. an ad valoFem
n, q In is amouns. can
Z leN ~ Law on property own.
n ine does not meet ex'
nmssy aId that this provision
been Written into the Law and
Nd be faced By voters.
maintained that the levy oi
h . tar Il unlikely. since rev
hes from Increased consumption
increased tar yield on i'm.
we'd ~ perty would meet the
ulremeats Of the bond Issue.
answering questions Of the In.
rested audlenee Of Upper Keys,
aralhe and Key West leaders.
amsest : a. that the pipeline can
y ilni . IL months BY working
om ends.
ord:s days sl.s. N. bend
iset ~ cen cell teg blds."
~ m.,ns ssId.
In poA I up the need for the
ew pipell 1. Ramsey said the
hole future Of the Florida Keys
epends upon obtaining more wa.
Ter. AZ present the ~ inch pipeline
wned BY the Navy provides In.
ufiieient quantities either for the
Keys or Key West.
We have never had enough wa.
)er. 80 We Tust build . new pipe.
line" he said.
Freeholders Of Monroe county
pwlll decide n q special election In
october whether or not they ap-
prove the siA.0Oo. 600 revenue bond
ssue necessary for the new a, a,
nd 10 inch pipeline.
The Commission manager cited
tases where . business man had
. pay $500 extra fire insurance
because Of lack Of water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

civil ScFslce ExaminsFs. L. O.
Naval SlaIon here IN accuwdanee
with tae terms ol the announce
mcnt. no. later than ne close ef
business on SeptemhsF - 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

The district 81 Columbia has
l.26S acres 81 farmland valued AZ
IA average u S3,6ss.n an acres.
believed 10 be the most exRSEAse
in the umlasd States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Emus are hard 10 shoot because
they run at about IS miles an hour
and their heavy. feathered hides
often turn bullets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Abog' go million pounas less ef
creamery butter were produced IN
1882 than in 1870 In the United Sta.
les.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

n plane Few straight south
from ruruaad. Maine. Il could land
IN TIE Paelne Ocean OF lqalque.
Chile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

The kay WEST cIrlzEH PEGS
Evening star., 1953-11-12
$4,000 South Koreans
Line Streets 10 Greet
Nixons at Seoul
BY the Assoeioied Press

SEOUL. Nov. 12.-An estimated
$4,000 South Koreans braved an
icy winter wind today to greet
Vice President Nixon on his
arrival in this battered capital.
Mr.. Nixon told top American
and Korean officials who met
him at the airport that Korea is
"the halfway point-and the
high point" of his goodwill tour
through the Far East.
He said Korea was where
aggressive imperialistic COM
munism was stopped"
The Vice President and his
wife repeatedly stopped the mo-
torcade which carried them into
Seoul to shake hands with cold,
shy school children who lined
the street.
Eased Public Disappointment.
Koreans said Mr.. Nixon's ges-
ture helped to ease the hurt
resulting from President Eisen-
hower's failure to make a public
appearance during his hurried
visit last December.
Mr.. Nixon conferred with Pres
ident Syngman Rhee. whose
actions have an important in
fluence on United States policy
in Asia.
He delivered to Mr.. Rhee a
letter from President Eisenhower.
Prime Minister Paik Too Chin
said it would be made public to-
day.
To Evaluate Attitude.
A major part of Mr.. Nixon's
report to Gen. Eisenhower is ex-
pected to be an evaluation Of
what Mr.. Rhee may do when q
90-day deadline on q political
settlement for Korea expires
early next year.
sMr. Nixon's route into Seoul
was patroled by $500 Korean
police. An officer followed the
Nixon's car telling school chill
dren lining the curb to applaud.
But soon they were applauding
on their own.
Banners, stretching across the
street carried slogans such as:
1--WE are honored by your
visit"
"ROK-USA fight for freedom
is assured by your visit"
"Unification Of all Korea un-
der the ROK."
The NixonS were to dine with
President and Mrs. Rhee tonight.
They will tour the Korean
front tomorrow and leave for
Japan Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Four Birthdays at Once

Mrs. Elizabeth Allen Of Ben
burb, County Tyrone, Ireland,
was celebrating her 9th birth
day when the rector called and
told her she was really 101.
Evening star., 1953-11-12

LAST SUNDAY, WIDER RANGE DIALING became
effective for the Washington Metropolitan
Area. This means you are now able to dial
all calls direct to other telephones within this
area, except
!. Coils from pay telephones and. for The
present.
z. Cells to and from Crescent. Vienna. Ever.
green 4 and cEdor 3 and calls from
Ranife and 4.
You can now dial station.to-station Long Dis.
tance calls to Annapolis, Baltimore, Frederick
and certain other communities, except from
those telephones listed above. The only con-
tact you have with the operator on these calls
is when she comes on the line briefly to record
your number.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Indecent Material Seized
In Raid on Gift Shop

Vice Squad raiders de-
scended on the National Gift
Shop, at 1905 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. yesterday afternoon,
seized a quantity of books and
other material and charged the
owner with possession of inde-
cent literature and keeping the
material for sale.
The charges were made
against Mayce Cohen, 81, of 710O
Western avenue NV.
Inspector Roy Blick said some
200 books. a roll of motion pic
ture films and some novelty ar
ticles taken in the raid were def
initely obscene. Other literature
and pictures confiscated by the
eight raiders were described as
"border-line" material.
The raid was conducted under
United States Commissioners
warrant. Police said informa-
ton on which the warrant was
based was obtained from a man
arrested by Montgomery County
police recently on a forgery
charge.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

Johnson is IAA administrator
with general responsibility for
all these programs under the
State Department. President
Eisenhower is expected to send
Congress soon a reorganization
plan for making the IAA an in
dependent agency.
DR.. johnson announced yes
terday that Alfred H. Morton,
who has directed the Voice of
America Setup in New York since
last October as a deputy IAA ad-
ministrator, is being transferred
to Washington next Monday to
serve as his chief consultant.
One of Mr.. Morton's new duties
is expected to be'to advise with
DR.. johnson on feasibility of
moving the entire Voice opera
ton here.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

the range" until asked to leave
by the store manager. Mr.. Lock-
lear told Judge Scott.
Littlefield. who lives in the
1900 block of East Capitol street,
refused to dismount and an ar
gument ensued, Mr.. Locklear
continued.
Sometime during the course of
the argument, Littlefield appar-
emily took umbrage at the amuse-
ment MIR. Locklear was getting
from the situation, police re-
ported at the time.
Mr.. Locklear told Judge Scott
today the next thing he knew
he was hit in the chest with an
object later identified as a can
OF chocolate syrup and knocked
senseleSs to the floor. He was
taken to Casualty Hospital where
he was found to have two broken
ribs.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Plan 10 MoveV Voice
To Washington Again
Being Considered

Proposals for moving Voice OF
America headquarters from New
York to Washington are being
studied by DR.. Robert L. john
son. new head of the Interna-
tional information Administra-
ton, it was learned today.
So far as could be learned nc
decision for such a transfer has
been made yet.
The possible move would affect
about $500 persons now working
in the Voice studios in New York
handling broadcasts beamed to
most parts of the world.
Economy Measure.
The transfer is proposed
mainly as an economy measure.
It would eliminate some duplica-
ton of administrative personnel
along with a lot of travel by
Voice officials between the two
cities. Also it would enable much
closer policy control by top off,
cials in Washington.
On the other hand, officials
said there are many difficulties
in the way of such a move. A ma
jor concern is the availability of
special talent in New York, eSpe-
cially of persons able to broad
cast in foreign languages little
known in the United States.
Greater communications facili-
ties in New York also is a factor.
Officials said the possibility of
moving Voice operations to
Washington has been under
study off and on for the last two
years, however, and is now being
actively restudied by DR.. john
son.
Reorganization Plan Due.
The IAA directs press. motion
picture and other propaganda
services in addition to the Voice
of America broadcasts. DR..
Evening star., 1953-04-18
-Four District Bills
Introduced by Case

Chairman Case. of the Senate
District Committee yesterday in
troduced four bills recommended
by the District Bar Association.
One Of those, considered in the
81st Congress, would increase
from $500 to $1,000 the amount
allowable from the estates of de-
ceased persons to pay for funeral
bills. Another bill would permit
the continuation of the busi-
ness of a deceased beyond the
present 12-month limit, at the
discretion of the District Court.
The two other bills deal with
forcible entry and detainer and
with publication of limited part
nerShipS.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Hard -Ridin' Drugstore Cowboy
Pleads Guilty to Assault Count

A 21-year-old man pleaded
guilty in Municipal Court yes
terday to assaulting soda clerk
with a chocolate syrup can.
Judge Almond w. Scott set
sentencing for George Littlefeld
for May Is, and referred the
case to the probation officer.
According to police and the
testimony Of Calvin Locklear, 10,
OF 4408 Alabama avenue Sc, the
clerk. Littlef1eld came into the
Peoples Drug Store at 661 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc, shortly be-
fore closing time on March II.
Mounting a mechanical hobby
horse, Littlef1eld inserted dime
after dime in the slot and erode
Evening star., 1953-04-18
A BedrmS., 2 Baths

$4,000 DOWN, S1o5 PER MONTH
Comfortable living room with fireplace
dining ell, large kitchen with table
space. screened porch. 2 bedrooms and
tile bath. FIRST floor. Second floor,
built-in garage. Near public and paro-
chial schools. Priced under $4,000
Directions: Out GEORGIA Are. ert
to VieYs Min Rd.. LETT to Cldgidoe
right to second house and Open sign
Evening star., 1953-04-18
WOodmOOr-$19,95O
4 BedrmS., 2 Baths

This immaculate. 5-year-old Cape Cod
has a large living dining combination.
fireplace. back screened porch, modern
kitchen with dishwasher: large lot,
Directions: Out Colesrille Rd. 2 blocks
past Four Corners to Lordin Ape.,
right to CTestmoor, left and tollotC
our "Open" signs.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
California Colonial

Overlooking Sligo Park. Yes. this
home is on terrace, but there is
no other way 1t could have this beau
tiful view, which is surrounded by
trance large liv. room with fireplace,
picture window. adjacent porch. guest
sized din. room, large kitchen with
breakfast set and auto. washer. "a
bath. Second floor. 3 large bedrooms
DIsections:: tons out Pinsv n' BraDcR Rd. to
Porkside Dr., right to house and open
sign.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
HILLENDALE- E-SI9,975

Approximately a acre; beautiful
trees; 3-bedroom rambler with huge
wide screened porch; equipped
kitchen with breakfast area.
To Reach: Out Nep Hampshire Aps.
to Overlook Dr., right and follot1
drrowS to 1901 Pagebrook Dr.. and
open sign.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
CAPE COD. sls.s5o
SILVER SPRING, S13,950

q blocks to transp., 2-story, 2 bed
rooms and bath. full bsmt.. fireplace
in liv. room. din. ell, table space in
kitchen. Immaculate condition.
To Reach: Out Piney Branch Rd. to
BlaGensbnrQ Rd., left on Old Bla-
densbuTo to Wayne Ave. and left to
500 East Wayne.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

This complete g.
year-old. all-brick
Colonial. with every
convenience for
comfortable family
home life, features
q large living room
with fireplace. sep
arate dining room.
modern kitchen. 3
we'll . proportioned
bedrooms and tile
bath on second
Aoor. Large back
screened porch. full
basement. nice level
fenced lot. Owner
transferred - will
sell at sacrifice for
91e.76o.
Diree tions: Out
PiRev Branch to
ToUeT, rtCht on
Fiotper to house and
Open" sign.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
BETHESDA-S2I,95O

W6TIU6OOSN H@V1U0V
Three bedroom brick Colonial with
full side hall. Ia baths. huge living
room with fireplace. family -sized
dining room, table space in kitchen:
full basement; storm windows;
fenced yard. Immaculate condition.
To Reach: Out Georgetown Rd. to
Beach Dy... left . blocks to 1919
Evening star., 1953-04-18
5-Acre Estote-$45, 900

GAIT. living room. den or bedroom
and "a bath; separate dining room,
On frst fIoor: 2 large bedrooms and
bath on second: rec. room and ga
rage in basement; close in Silver
Spring.
To Reach: Out Georgia Are. to
Grace Church Rd., leU to 2nd Ave.
and left to 90OI end Aue. and
our open sign.