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Thrifty Auto
Herndon, Va.
Valley Radio Service
Horrisonburs, Va.
WiIburgers Electric
Grottoes, Va.
Wyne Bros.
Falmouth, Va.
J. R. Breeder
StonordsviIIe, Va.
AnnondoIe Tel. Serv.
Route 236
AnnondoIe, Virsinio
Auto Home Supply
oeeoquon. Virginia
Floyd N. Borton 6 Sons
126 E. Main St.
Luroy. Va.
Trennery Bros.
Bunker Hill
West Virslnis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

A. & A. APPLIANCES
TOO Georgia Ave. NV.
n. Abromson
7th and L Sis. NV.
Adams Appliance Center
25l9 Penno. Ave.
AIperstsin Dept. Store
1920 7th St.
Advance EIectronics
1928 Wisconsin Ave.
Botes jewelers.
9th and T Sis.
Baron & MeItz
1895 Conn. Ave.
Brinson Furniture Co.
1877 18th St.
CosteIberg's
1904 r St.
Crown Co.
a27 7th St.
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South Capitol TV
l347 Savonnoh ST.
Coral HiIIs.Firestone
Abb Marlboro I'd. Sc.
SOUTHWEST
Cameo Appliance
5ll 4th St. S.W.
VIRGINIA
PurceIviIIe Hardware
PureeIviIIe, Va.
Up. Strosnyder
223 S. Loudon St.
Winchester. Va.
Ellsworth StickIey
Strosburs. Va.
TrioneIe
Radio 3 Hardware
TrionsIe, Va.
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&C Television
328 Kentucky Ave. Sc.
Burgess Electric
500 Allentown I'd.
District Home & Auto
1920 Good Hope I'd.
Georges
go Penno. Ave.
IneersoII Co.
2l22 Nichols Ave.
Jocks T
536 18th St.
Loey's Inc.
1899 Good Hope I'd.
Livingston App. & Radio
400 South Copitol St.
R. Mars
40 LIST St. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Utility Expert Faces Quiz
Al Vepco Rate Rise Par|ey
BY the Assoeiased Press

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. IA
utility rate specialist was ex-
pected to undergo cross-exami-
nation today as the Virginia
Electric & Power Co. rate case
resumed before the State Cor
poration Commission.
Vepco is seeking price in
creases that would, provide an
additional $4.S in yearly revenue.
The increases would raise the
average consumers bill about SIS
cents 9 month.
At the close Of Tuesdays
hearing. Lloyd w. Reynolds.
testifying in behalf of National
Utility Service. said he regarded
the proposed increases as "arbi-
trary. unreasonable and unjust. "
Mr.. Reynolds said Vepco had
not used the "cost of service"
principle in figuring out it's new
rates and that they would dis
criminate against many con-
sumers because the new price
schedule would be uniform.
Mr.. Reynolds testimony was
expected to be scrutinized before
the sec by T. Justin Moore,
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Land to Be Added
To Kitty Hawk Site
RY iha Associafad Prass

KITTY HAWK, N. c., Dec.
18.-Gift of $4,000 by two
foundations for additional land
at the site Of the Wright broth
ers' first powered flights has been
announced by Director Conrad
Wirth of the National Park
Service.
Mr.. Wirth expressed the hope
that with acquisition Of the land.
the aviation industry and friends
of aviation will contribute funds
for the construction of a $1h
million museum at the site of
the first fight.
The funds, donated by the Old
Dominion and Avalon Founda-
tions set up by the Mellon fam
lily, have been supplemented by
a $25, 900 appropriation from the
States contingency and emer-
gency fund, making a total of
$107, 900 available for the land
acquisition.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
former Navy Captain Is Judge
OfCounty Court inLo Plata

that he would become q naval
officer. He enrolled in q now
legendary Annapolis preparatory
school conducted by Professor
Piffer and a corps of black-suited
teachers wearing shoeString ties.
"It was just like the schools Of
Dickens time" said the judge,
"hut it was q wonderful institu-
ton and without its training !
could not have passed Naval
Academy examinations
Judge Crist was graduated
from the Academy in 1928 and
as an ensign was ordered to duty
aboard the battleship California.
then flagship Of the Pacific fleet.
After five years on the Cali
fornia, he was enrolled in post
graduate school Of ordnance
engineering. Later. he was sent
to the University of Michigan,
where he received q masters
degree in chemical engineering.
Executive on DE.
In 1888, Judge Crist was ex-
ecutive officer Of the U. s. 8.
McDougall, leader Of q destroyer
escort on President Roosevelt's
fishing trip to Galapagos Island.
The President, like other fish,
ermen, was forever hunting q
likelier spot.
Boiler presSures were always
up." Judge CriSt recalled, I'VE
1lshed all day and steamed all
night"
once on that trip the f1otilla
was near q port and all hands
were eager for q night ashore.
Judge Crist related. I'VE
couldn't ask the President to
permit that and we couldn't have
accepted If he had suggested it
because we would have felt it our
duty to say to the President we
prefer to remain with you, Sir. "
The President solved the prob
lem with q sudden command.
Get the blazes of these ships
tonight, men," he ordered. II
want to be alone"
Hits at CaSablanca.
AS gunnery offlcer Of the Sc
cretly commissioned battleship
Massachusetts,, Judge Crist di-
rected the firing Of the first top
caliber broadside Of World War
II The Massachusetts, let 60
with nine 16-inch guns at Casa
blanca and was credited with
several direct hits on ships and
shore installations.
! Judge Crisis first legal case
was defense Of q friend who
was involved in the Naval Acad-
emy's famous hazing trials Of
the early 1920s. The friend was
convicted and sentenced to dis
missal. Judge Crist, who had
taken no part in the trial, sub
mitted a brief to the Secretary
Of the Navy asking reversal Of
the verdict. The verdict was
upset.
After that. Judge Crist served
as deck court officer throughout
his career. He never enrolled
in a law school but has always
studied legal tones. Now, he
spends more time in the county'S
law library than in court.
Welding a friction-torn home
gives the judge his biggest thrill.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
By ]. |. MiehoeI
Star Staff Correspondent

LA PLATA, Md, Dec. 18.-
Charles County Trial Magistrate
LeMerton e. Crist, jr., lives at
Mapping" but no one who ap-
pears in his court ever catches
him asleep.
Instead, the 53-year-old retired
Navy captain is as alert as he
was on the bridge of warships.
Attorneys are surprised that a
judge who is not q member of
the bar can rule so speedily on
technical legal points. Litigants
! are amazed to hear incisive deci-
sions that dispose rapidly Of bel
hcose arguments.
Capt. Crist can do these things
because of an inherited and de-
veloped love of the law. long ex-
perie1ce as a naval trial officer
and specialized gunnery training.
Saves Marriages.
In cases concerning warning
husbands and wives, Judge Crist
sets a course toward better rela-
tions. Some are reconciled, CIV
ing the judge an inner satisfac-
ton which makes his $4,000
q year salary seem unimportant.
The judge takes the money but
he doesn't have to. He draws
retirement pay and has other
personal income.
Charles County Republicans
persuaded Judge CriSt, a man Of
the same political faith, to ac-
cept his post in 1851. a few
months after he was retired for
physical disability. He is serving
his second two-year term.
Judge Crist served two duty
tours at the Indian Head Naval
Powder Factory, one in 1880, the
other from 1884 to 1886. He
also was stationed for two years
at the Washington Naval Gun
Factory.
In 1880. Judge Crist married
Miss Dorothy Orme, a District
girl whose brother. John Orme, is
president of Sibley Hospital.
Mrs Crist is a graduate Of Gen.
tral High School, Wilson Teach
ers' College and George Wash
ington University, where she
won an ALB. degree.
293-Acre Farm.
. Two daughters, Dorothy Ann,
Is. and Martha Pritchett, 18,
/ live with them at Mapping" q
293-acre farm near McConchie,
about 7 miles from here. Dor
othy is an 8th-grade student at
= the local junior senior high
school. Martha is a sophomore
at Western Maryland College,
Westminster.
Judge Crist devoteS spare mo-
ments to restoration of his Co
lonial home and helping the
Port Tobacco Players prepare for
stage performances. He is a
veteran at conducting shipboard
sshows and leans toward the
minstrel type.
A native of Osceola, Iowa, and
the son of a prominent attorney,
Judge Crist decided early in life
Evening star., 1953-12-18
East Africu UnexpIoited

CAIRO The highlands of
eastern Africa have one of the
worlds greatest stores of unex-
plotted resources. They possess
an abundance of arabic land.
forests. many kinds of minerals,
and fabulous amounts of water
power.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Christmas in Puntomime

The Arlington County Public
Schools Tinker Shop series will
present the pantomime Christ
mas story, "The Noel Pageant, t"
at 4:45 pm. morrow on
WMAL-TV. This weeks. cast
will include Dolly Kirkpatrick,
Betsy Wilson, George Wilkes,
Barbara Wilson, Fred Ryan,
Elaine Phillips and Jay Hobbs,
students Of Westinghouse High
School and the Kate Waller Bar
rett Elementary School.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Such q case was in his court
recently.
"They battled verbally like fe-
rocious tigers" he declared,
until I called q halt and asked
them to talk things over in d
quiet way"
Now" he smiled, they're
getting ready for Christmas to.
gether and that makes their
children and me feel very good. !"
Evening star., 1953-12-18
cubIe Car Breuk Hurts II

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l8 (E).
Twelve persons were injured
when a crowded San Francisco
cable car broke loose on steep
Washington street yesterday and
careened downhill for three
blocks into the rear Of another.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Modern 2-Pc.
kroehler Suites. Soto
and chair, green or
brown boucle. Cush-
ionized construction $3.50 1900
Wing Soto, Cope
Cod style fIoroI print.
ruffIe skirt ------22S.50 l48.o0
Cope Cod Wing Love
Scot, print cover, in
nersprine construc-
ton --------I85.oo 1900
kroehIer 2-pc Suite,
red boucle, cush-
ioned construction 1850 5000
Pine Cope Cod Love-
scot, green print 1850 5000
Channel Bock Oc-
cosionoI Choir, soee
cover -- $3.50 37.o0
Msny Other Pieces TO Choose From
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Vepco's chief attorney. Mr..
Moore and Arthur Laufer, at
torney for National Utility Serv-
ice, clashed repeatedly at the
hearings earlier in the week.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Modern z-Piece Sec
tionol Soto; coroI
cover, foom rubber
scot ------4e 4ee. so sss.5o
Modern Lounge
Chair; green netollic
cover, foom rubber
scot -------ll9.oo 5000
36-in. Otto mon;
modern coral metal
lie cover -----loe.5o s4.7s
Modern Lounge
Choir; green nubby
cover. innersprine 1850 124.5o
Modern Soto; green
retoIIic cover with
black design, foom
rubber scot 1900 1900
Modern Lounge
Chair, block legs,
nnulti-color stripe o450 1000
Modern Soto, over
size, tweed metoIIic
cover, 8 loose pillow
book ---------435.oo $500
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Modern, Sond, s.
Drower Chest; bross
pulls, dustproof con-
struction s1.5o 5000
Matching Bookcase
Bed ----------- el.5o 1000
Double Bed; mohoo-
any .-- $3.50 1000
Double Bed; pine
opple poster styling $3.50 1000
6 Pc. Mahogany
Bedroom. Serpentine
fronts; double dresser
and mirror. chest,
double bed, z night
tobIes $500 $1,000
Chest-on-Chest; mo-
hooony, s brewers,
excellent construc-
ton ----l8e.5o 1900
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Modern Lounge
Choir, block cover.
rubber seat 10000 1900
3 Piece Sectional
Soto, red metoIlic,
innersprino cushion 284.O0 $4,000
Z Piece KroehIer
Sectional Soto,
brown nyIon, foam
rubber ond spring
scot -325.oo 1880
Modern, ChonneI-
bock Lounge Chair,
red freze cover 10000 5000
Lounge chair, green
notelosse, foam rub
Der. As is --l45.50 5000
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Woman Dentist Gets
Citizenship; p;;IsAmong
IS NaturaIized Here

A woman dentist who fed her
native Lithuania during the
Red invasion Of 1941 was among
s. persons naturalized as Ameri-
can citizens yesterday in the
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
She is DR.. Rachela Rachlin
Ginzberg. now employed by the
United States Public Health
Service. During six years Of
wandering, DR.. Ginzberg prac-
ticed her profession in Germany.
Japan, China and finally here.
She lives at 1901 Fifteenth street
NV.
After leaving Lithuania, DR..
Ginzberg travelled across Russia
and the Trans-Siberian railroad
to Vladivostock where she OBJ
tanned boat passage for Kobe,
Japan. At the Russian border,
Red customs officials seized all
her cash and jewelry. "They left
me with nothing" she said. But
at Kobe. she met friends, also
fugitives, who staked her to $40.
and little by little, she was able
to support herself.
Travelled to Shanghai.
Later. she Travelled to Shang-
hal, where in 1946. she worked
as a dentist for American troops.
The following year. she obtained
entrance to this country.
Another naturalized yesterday
was Mrs. Renata Eva Stindt,
%, of 300 Connecticut avenue
NV, a Berliner. Mrs. Stindt is
the wife of Gary Stindt, Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. TV bu-
reau chief for Central Europe.
A former dress model, she met
her husband in Germany in
1850. She came to this country
with her husband two years ago.
The Stindts have a 2-year-old
son, Steven.
NeurosurgeOn Is Citizen.
A former instructor in neuro-
surgery at George Washington
University. DR.. Laszlo N. Tauber.
38, also received his final cit
izenship papers.
DR.. Tauber, a native Of Buda-
pest, received a scholarship to
study surgery in Stockholm,
Sweden, in 1916. Later he re-
fused to return to Red Hungary
and obtained a fellowship for
study in this country in 1948.
DR.. Tauber. who lives at 2349
Thirty-fourth street Sc, is now
engaged in private practice.
The new citizens were well
coined by Judge Henry A. Sch
weinhaut. Attorney Paul E.
Bugay introduced the main
speaker, w. Cameron Burton.
president of the District Bar
Association. Another who spoke
was Mrs. George Hartman, rep
resenting the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
why IS SARAH
GOING 70 SEED?

o What q pity TO see beautiful girl
like Sarah 60 to seed drained o9
healthy color lacking pep and en-
thusiasm looking old before her
time.
Doctors tell us that many such trag.
edieS can be avoided. Many, many
men and up TO 2 out Of women, par
ticularly those from is to 50, suffer
needlessly from . simple iron def
cheney. And it's these women who
sorely need an abundance OF iron to
rebuild rich, red blood that renewS
strength and energy. puts the roses
back In your cheeks.
Thousands who once were pale and
pallid, tired and run down, dragging
through day after weary day
have restored health and Vigor with
-IRONIZED YEAST tablets - q con-
centrated iron tonic made especially to
help revive your weakened, washed.
out blood cells.
Weakness and pallor can have other
causes, 30 see your doctor regularly.
But II iron deficiency has you feeling
worn and wasted then start taking
lRONIZED YEAST right away, for
the vital iron you may need to regain
your youthful sparkle, vitality and
enthusiasm.
Get IRONIZED YEAST tablets To-
day. See how their daily use can h0lp
you be your old time self again :.
Tor Just Anew pennies 49,
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Henry P. Batch Retires;
AT Years in Bureau

Henry P. Batch, plate
printers foreman at the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. has
retired after At years. service.
Mr.. Batch, Ga, who lives at
1903 North Utah street, Arling-
ton, was guest of honor at a
farewell dinner at the home Of
Mrs. Churchill Bradley, 1415
North Fillmore street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
DON'T LET YOUR
DAUGHTER ENTER
MARRIAGE BLINDlY

-. without knowing how important DOUGH.
ing with ZoNITE is to feminine hygiene, her
health, happiness and to guard against of.
tensive odor. IL may spare her years Of
Unhappiness in married life ahead.
Weak. ineffective homemade mixtures DO
NOT and CAN NOT give the great grrmfidai
and dcoOOranf action of ZoNITR. Yet zoNITB
is ABSOLUTELY SAFB-even TO the most deli.
cate tissues! In fact, no other type liquid
anusePuc- -germicide for the douche of all
those tested is so POWERFUL YET so HARMLESS.
The zoNITB principIe-deveioped by .
famous surgeon and scienrisr-completely
deodorlzes. Ii helps guard against infection
and kills every germ it touches. Ii nor always
possible to contact all the germs in the tract,
but you can ycIy on ZoNITE TO immtdiafriy kill
every readable germ. Use zoNIrE as needed
without the slightest risk Of injury. Use as
directed
71hIITI IDEAL ALL-PURposf'
6VIVIIC ANnsEPTc.cERMIcIoV
Evening star., 1953-07-15

8 9xl2 Reversible Fibre Rugs 1895 ll.88
I 12xI5 Beige Administer 2O2 so 6e.9S
~ yds. ~" Stair corpet- yd. 1926 SOS
20 yds. II" csndy Stripe HeII
CaFpet 4.95 2.9S
asa "a. yd. . Width Twist
Rose BPoodIoom I'd. e.95 4.99
20 "a. ydS. Sondron Plestie Floor
coveins-seeondS SO. yd. 1.79 69s
l2xl5 Green Embossed VIII
4 Ton B,oedIoor -----------7esbo 10 1880
10 S4xso Reversible Fibre Rugs ll.}5 s.6s
Evening star., 1953-07-15

1000 yds. Curtain Material
Regularly 7sc to ssc yard. nne vi
tain material. st. Fl. nv
Evening star., 1953-01-25

Some of our women authors may
take issue with the foregoing pieces of
advice, uttering such derisive remarks
as, Afraid to talk to a girl because
maybe she's married? Pooh! Are these
men or are they mice!"
The answer is that a great number
of unmarried men are mice when it
comes to meeting women. Because
they are like this, they are still un-
married and it is for the same reason
that they often make the best hus-
bands.
To understand this, you must
appreciate what most men know is
true and what few women can be
made to believe: The days of the
avid pursuer" are gone. Type A, or
what we term the salesman type" is
more or less off the market as husband
material. Do You know amy man of
the salesman type over Is who
isn't either thoroughly married,
about to be married or married
and divorced? There may be a few,
but they are far between.
Today's source of husbands lies IN
the tremendous pool of unmarried
men that we can call Type B, or the
engineer = Jimmy Stewart type"
This type is not hopelessly shy, but he
is sensitive and doesn't want to be
obnoxious. Where the salesman type
rushes in and laughs at feminine re-
bluffs, even a very subtle cold shoulder
leaves Type B embarrassed and full of
self-recriminations. He can't barge in
where he feels he may not be wanted,
All of these things help make him
good material as a permanent, faith
full and oonsideTate spouse. This type
just can't meet girls, so it's up to you,
girls, to meet him!
Continued on page 20
Evening star., 1953-01-25
TO GET A HUSBAND!

up nights trying to decide which of
these two sterling characters to accept
as a life mate.
Most men can tell you that if you
are serious about finding a husband,
go places alone. Strange as it may
seem and hard as it is to do, you
should plan to take your vacations by
yourself. Nothing attracts a lonesome
man more than a lonesome girl. Don't
worry about appearances. You know
the kind of girl you are and you'll have
no trouble correcting any false ideas
that anyone may have.
That Expensive Leak
ONE piece of particularly unsound
advice commonly offered by women
writers IS: ITO build your self-oonfi-
dence, girls splnge ON a dress or suit
that Is really lush. Something to give
you the .f1eiress' feeling that every
girl needs"
This Is not only useless, it is down.
right sabotage. It's fine to look we'll
dressed, but tits another thing to look
as though you have already found a
rich husbandora at least a sugar daddy.
The sheress" look may make you
feel fine. but it's the wrong bait for
catching the average husband.
Above all, don't wear gloves! The
first thing your prospective husband
looks for is a wedding or engagement
ring. If he can't see your hands, he
prefers to steer clear rather than
undergo the humiliation of having
tried to date a married woman.
In fact, if you are smart, don't
wear any rings. Believe it or not, the
average unmarried male doesn't know
which hand or which finger an engage
mentz oEswedding ning goes on =
exactly
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HARPER TRAILERS

SEE Beautiful new Nashua, bssl

SEE beautiful new Nashua, hesa
buy in trailer industry.
81 New Nashua 81 bath. SANS
81 New Nashua . bath. l,seS
81 Star So ? bedrooms, bath $S,7eS
s. Spartan Royal Mansion,
bath. very very clean. $S,1sS
81 Travelhome q bath. 81 ,soS
IS Spartanette, twin beds. LES
81 FL Canine IA, al alum
mum. electric box, bottle gas S7sS
81 Terra Cruiser IS deluxe.
large bath, only. .$z.fpS
30 Rollaway ? bedrooms. . 81 ,SoS
IS Spartan. very clean. 4. $l,SsS
90 Schult electric box.
bottle gas. 800. SOS
IS American s1S
Free delivery to Key West
HARPER TRAILER SALES
1850 n. W. nth Ave. Ph. eS-3eif
MIAMI, FLA.
dseS.ioa
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36-Bcycles and Tricycles 39-Trailers For Sale y
ScHwINN and Huffy bicyel

SCHWINN aud Huffy bicycles,
S45.a5 up. Deluxe model 26'' with
head light truss rods, horn in tank,
carrier and other accessories,
$685.. We trade in your old bike.
Deluxe rieycleS with large semi.
pneumatic tires. all ball bearing
wheels, $3.50. Also a large sc.
lection If other tricycles. wagons,
tractors, pedal cars and ScooterS.
A deposit viii hold as a layaway
for Christmas any merchandise in
our store. Overseas Cycle Store.
1850 Eaton St Phone 2-60le.
dec1-tf
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42-Dogs Cats Pets

SQUIRREL monkeys. $32.5o each.
Parakeets, $500 each. Singing
male canaries, $500 and 5000.
Special. mynahs bird, $3.50. Mexi-
can yellow head parrot and cage,
$500. The Pet Shop, s12 Caroline
st. Phone 2-9470. dec7-0t
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MALE pet monkey. Cheap. One
pair white ducks, six Rhode Is.
land Red hens, one rooster. 14lS
First st. dece-3tx
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AS BUICK Roadmaster. yellow
conv. chrome wheel discs, twin
spots - fog lights, radio, heater.
Buy this S675O0 cash. terms or
trade. 1872 Eaton st. (downstairs)
Phone 2-320l. dec5-6tx
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38-AutOmObiles For Sale

81 SUPER S. oldsmoble. 4 door
heater, radio, undercoat. $500 O0I
%, 900 actual miles. 20 months old.
S6 &C" Seaplane Base. Phone 2
1910. dec4-6tx
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NorIcr OF MAsTER's jill

xoT4cE OF MASTERS SALE
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
ana nndersigned, as Special Master.
nv virtue OF the final decree OF
foreclosure entered In that certalI'
cause pending In the Circuit Cours
OF the sixteenth judicial Circult OF
Floriaa in and for Monroe County,
a. cshanrery No, 1914 In which
Alfred NJ. Henking and Mildred l.
IysnkInr are Plaintiffs and u. D
Ezell is Defendant, viii offer TOT
sale and sell at public cutlery 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash al
tha Court House of Monroe County
ia the CITY OF Key West, Florida' on
the nth day of December. 1889 ~
Ii:a0 A. NJ. the following deseTloeu
property situate in Monroe County
On the island of Stock Island,
and being Lot numbered Twsn.
tv.elght (aS) of SuN~kREST
guhdiylsion, a subdivision OF
mart OF Lot Two (2), Section
Thirty-four (34l, Township Six
ty-seven (67) South, Range
twenty-five tzb East, aseeFa
ing to Mat thereof recorded in
plat Rock 1. mage lot, OF Mon
roe County Florida Public Rec
a more particularly set forth in
the aforesaid decree OF foreclosure
ON file In the above described Court.
Dated this 25th day OF November
A. d. 1853. vrp
NJ IGNATIUs LESTER
Attorney at Law
4s0 Fleming Street
Key West, Florida as.
nov. 26, dee. S-lO, a. ID. 1909
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Singer Sewing Machines
SALES, service. parts. Singel
Sewing Machine Co, lib Cora
Way, Coral Gables. decI-t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
38A-Trucks For Sale

81 pa ton Dodge tractor and trail.
er. No. 900 tire, 5000 ID. Eaton
axle. $1,000, complete. Humane Soc
iety, Stock Island, Phone 2-54l4.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10

ONE bedroom furnished cottage.
$4,000, Mastic Trailer Park.
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