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COLORED 744o FAIRMONT ST

COLORED II 449 FAIRMONT ST
N.H.-1Beaut. como; Call MRS
CoToRED-I3Ia MONROE ST. NV
--Beaut: cond. Call MRS. BRADLEY
CoLoRED W3-RM. APT. II iv. nm.
bedrm.., kit, share bath. Phone ewes.
C a5fe5 /, IL T9s2 Rooms k,t share
bath, for employed couple or 2 per-
sons. Phone HO. 2-5951. is
NE.-TWo ms, kit. and bath; en-
pIoyed person only. Ii. 7-0177.
COLoRED-TWO BEDROOMS, each
with door opening on hall; private
kitchen, other apartments. 1885
Park I'd. NV. 20
COLORED-NE. SECTION rm
Kitchen, semipvt. bath; nicely fur
nished: utils. incl. Ii. 6-2547. Ii
COLORED-I23l MARYLAND AVE.
N.E.-Bedrm., liv. rm.. share kit
and bath; newly decorated: nc
children. Ii. 3-4152. lis
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, local moving. S
l. L. MORRIS, 1910 18th st. NV. Cal
MOVING ACROSS RE I'm STREET o,
across the country: safe storage n
separate rooms: expert packing
AGE CO NC vlU :Esta SHsSN S Sa0sS
MOVE YOUR OWN furniture and
LEASE SERVICE, INC, Wo $3.50
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night; reasonable rates. Phone
DU. 7.96S7 or NO. 1850.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service service on household goods and
f fed3S r. ISseF MA rates s.4ssJJ UDsoN
ROYAL TRHNSFER. We SI4o viii move
as $50. DE. s-Oo86. '' = Is. ~"
ACTION MOVERS-Fast colored
movers, We move by the job or hour
Dependable, low rates. DE. 2-6i36.
QUICK MOVING - Refriserators
couches.. odds and ends or entire
F 9HSsse HT3!Ari Gal l., Ne T, 7-27ls: is
d dsliyery; o evenings, sS Saturdays. SUN
MOVING SPECiAISMove Right-wsy
Any 3.rm. apt. moved in Washing
ton, S25. Tues, Wed, Thurs. only.
Call 10. 2-3330. or MA. S-3S62.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. IA. 9-2937: eyes,, RIA. 8-l416.
16s
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/ APARTMENTS uhruRNIsHEp HOUSES
HOUSES FURNISHED tcons.)

MODERN BRICK COLONIAL, with {
bedrms., baths; tastefully furn
Liv. rm. has nrepl., din. rm. OF
den, large kit. ideally suited fol
+ or hs 8; rsas; rent; mr.; Sway trsnsp
Ho oi a-s 36sn'' IA ''4'i; L eyes
NORTH ARLiNGTON-2 bedrms., IL
baths, sunrm. with pvt. entrance
I IeHr' r MI c9n Yo lOc.; s175 per mo-
CO, "a; 3-3I51. ', JA H. 1850 &sSEo eVes
ssf4 MILITARY RID. N.w.-Ei G
rooms, 3 baths, det., oil heat; 5000
5733 Southern ave. Sc; . apis,
c LEVI; M; S P4RK..e -oors 1 bstn
comfortably furnished; gas h.-W.h.
Cal de- 3 sEf roe R wE rs On A lsssf
Elk; 3-5Sll, Monday. -l5
TWO-BEDRM. SEMIDET BRICK
IEs m 5Hae yard; oil heat heat S125 mo
GE 1 GROW 2v 5foT = st.; 6 BRICK
center hall, lily. rm, and lio.. 2 bed
rms. and bath. din. rm., pantry
KIT. maids rm. and bath. 2 fire.
places and attractive garden: year
lease. SSO5 mo. AID; 2-3052. 49,
pletely furnished. expandable attic;
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-5-rm. semidet
brick: oil heat; full bsmt. MA. $4,000,
10: 7-2Sl5. MRS. FOGLE. Is
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS-April l
10 sept. l or Jan. l; white brick. s.
rms; 2 baths; corner lot: screened
porch, garage; gas heat: very COM
1ortably turn. Call OIL. 4-656O TO
see: 500 month.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT decor. o-bed-
rm. brick: full bsmt.: lge. yard; gas
neat mr.. bus and shops: preferably
LOT gentlemen. $l25. 732 S. Payne ST..
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3 -bedrn
dren, shopping and schools; $Ii
N PER mo 1,, dE ! soos 60, ov,,, 9,
full bsmt.;. gas heat; S130 mo Ca
Re; 5-2461 ewes: .JT: 5-6664 i
BOILING AND ANDREWS FELL
1 19Il a bsmt;2 avail. now; $ll5 nc
ARLINGTON NOTWITHSTANDING 3
bedrm. Colonial, Ia baths. ful
t bsm t. fireplace sI screened porch. ex
dR 2m con aFEf to Schools s% sS1ppn
and transp. ia. 7-79s6 or ia
eli. CHASE. Md. club area; roo room
3 1ami bstb house, dsn fine con nd:t 10 rms
44O6 ILLINOIS AVE. NV, u blocl
from st. Gabriels Church; on direc
busline; detached; 3 bedrooms. larg,
hv. rm.. with fireplace, din. rm.
per mo: Cali MR.: DORA, re. 7-6650
THREE BEDRMy:.O US semtdet. home, Tx,
new: gas heat; 1921 LIST st. ne.
Sl2S per month; immed. occupancy
TWO-BEDRM. HOUSE. Iiv. rm., Kit.
bath. unfin. attic; yard. Can BIZ
seen Sat: and Sun. 8 to 8. No. !
ffick SEc% Dr. Mornningside: Nd. Ia
detached brick. full bsmt.. fenced i:
yard, picture windows; close tc
Cypress 7-s5o4 bet. 5 and 9 pm
ARL.-Three bedrms., brick, Earbag,
| rm, fireDl hSmt IL baths
screened porch. storm storm windows; O1 near
school and tranSp.; excellent for
children. Available March $3.50;
A Rim %Gi 2-15i5ii M.rcb 81.
min. to Penta Hcai' WALKING MshSH distance f
to schools and shopping; 8 bedrms.,
semidetached. full din. rm.. SCREEN
ed back porch, fenced yard: S125
mo. Call ia. S-7112 for appt.
ARLINGTON bedrms;, q down, 1
colored. tiled bath. full bsmt. Law.
In bsmt, laund. tubs, screened porch.
nice. yard: auto hot-air heat: avail.
ington st., Ola Ar Hn t 1s h~ $is g. hs 5A
S,6073, eyes. and Sun. ia. 2-1006
4 BEDRMs., ga baths. beautiful View T
al directions, rolling farm country;
70. INNS 5nss7$ to Memorial Bridge Call
BROOM COTTAGE on farm in Md.
electricity, free garden and fruit
trees; 35 min. to downtown on In
dian Head hwy S35 mo. Call 10.
601i BRADLEY BLVD. Md bed
yard; $50 penn per mo. EN- f' soS71s. IKE
NEAR ROCKVILLE bedrms., eauip.
kit, daylight bsmt., h.-w.h.; sos.
Available March 90 Poplar 2-3010
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-Newly dec
GRATED 2 bedrooms. refrigerator.
furnished: ideal for ? cRlldre sr' sfoS
REAL BARGAIN H. was SO si26, now
Sis l year; S110 2-year lease;
only left. new semidetached; 8
bedrms.' mod. kit; tile bath. 1st-n:
eiHdsE Em EN- ' sI44s SSm'' ALIEN
sOUTHEAsT-New 2-bedm. semidet.:
Ssmt.; 500. LII. t s-oosa any time me-
1a2s EMERSON ST. N.E.-Modern g.
FLOYD Z; DAVIS Co. 1929 < St:
sPHc1oGGs Colonial. soi Elm
Corner Devonshire). Takoma PIX;
repsce eed dIniSc r NV b 5m Mir
trance: si35 per mo EN- ata164
BOILING AND ASDREWs AIR
FIELDS SECT. - 3-bedrm. semidet.
brick: Sis. AID. 2-g429. is
N. ARL.-Unusually attractive large
6-rm. brick Colonial with buiIt-in
garage, porch. recr. rm.; excel. resi-
Dental loo. IA. 2-33O0. liz
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Brick, center
hall Colonial. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
large living room. f1replace. screened
porch, attractive paved patio in rear
oil heat-built-in garage, near
mary School. newly decorated, i'm
mediate occupancy. Republic 1895
or Columbia $4,000. Apt. 20s-I.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARLINGTON Two girls. college
grads. desired to share newly furn.
,2-bedrm. Arlington house; COW.
location. Call ia. 2-914S. --15
NV. SECTION-Young lady, 20-25
to share nicely furn. 2-bedrm. house
with others. EN-. 2-32ss. -l5
Continued on Next Page.)
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LONG BRANCH APARTMENTS
Two-bedrm. apis. available: S91 mo-,
including utils. JU. 1871. ONCE
rear. S706 Old BladensburE I'd,
Silver Spring. Md.
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VISIT
GLASSMANOR

IF YoL ARE LOOKING FOR A
CLEAN ATTRACTIvELY FUR
N1SHED GARDEN-TYPE APT. AT
MODERATE RENTAL.
Weekly-Monthly
TV, for transient families. Unfurn.
apis. also avail. To reach: Out
South Capitol ST., 2 blocks over
D. c. line. Rental office lOI
Audrey. lane. Open daily. 9-5; Sat,
81: closed Sunday 10. 7-S1O0
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EMERSON GARDENS

1905 Emerson ST.. Hyattsville. Md
Lovely 2-bedrm. unit in garden-type
protect. redecorated: u blk. of r:
transp.; S95 incl. utils.: also avail.
l-bedrm unit, $50 incl. utils. Jan.
itor on premises. UN. Assoc. liz
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! 1924 Eye st. NV. MA. S-O4S4
OPEN
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
tn

A. rare combinations: excellent fur.
niture and entire home in Al con.
dition. See this truly lovely 3.
bedrm: brick home at 2O2 East
Franklin ave, Silver Spring, Md
tbet. Flower ave. and Old Bladens.
burg rd); full dining rm., bsmt.
laundry and work shop; Sl75
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1906 Il
st NV. MA. S-234h
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RETHESDA

TKsr :n u attTac det: white brick; mr.
River I'd. and Verne St., / blk be.
yond Goldsboro I'd. Attractivel,
1urn. and now vacant and ready fol
occupancy, $50 month. Insp, al
any time by appointment.
(nevy chase, Md yrs. old, attrac
white brick Colonial; 6207 GeorSis
St, at intersection Of Bradley anc
Brookville rd: occupancy Apr. 1,
VIII nTn O. Ga
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS
) BEDRMS. LIKE
Suitable for
Legation or Mission

DANGEROUSLY furn. town house,
including pipe organ and elevator
Suitable for large family and serV-
ants or legation. chancery or mis-
sion. Excellent area Just of Conn.
ave. Attractive lease and terms
WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC, 8 to 8,
Kenmore S-7122 -16
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COLLEGE PARK, 1926 Knox I'd
Two-bedroom apt. with living rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath; all utilities
included; S96.50 month: within 3
blks. of new shopping center and
Univ. Of Md Call UN. 4-2956-
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4-7070. IL
COLORED-WE ARE ACCEPTING a
limited number Of applications for
l and bedrm. apis. in our garden
type project. Applicants must submit
evidence OF salary status and be able
to satisfy our credit requirements.
Apply In person. 4433 Z st. Sc. -i6
COLORED-ONE RIM, kit. sernipvt.
bath: near Navy Yard: COW. to bus.
New apt: bldg. Get key at store.
1899 Half st. s.w. No phone calls.
CoLoRED - Two-RooM eficieScy
c 81 6 5T;i APi 14Eils45; s:5. lis
s sstspt 1s shild Mas s. ssvsssssss WIZ
COLORED-439 N ST. NV rms.
kit. and bath. Call DE. 2-O09l til 4.
CoLoRED MONROE CT. - 1924
Monroe st. NV; now available
efficiency apis. at S7250. utils. incl.
See ianitor in bsmt. for inspection
or call Mr.. Gill, Mon; not open
Sun. LEGUM & GERBER, REAL
|coGOREDM24eSV ALABAMA AVE.
bath; rent $40, utilities not In
cluded. See ianitor on premises.
B.. F; SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV,
c OF osIl5U @s1s COLUMBIA RID.
NV; 3 rms, kit. and semipvt. bath;
phone; RIA; 6.7976: lib =.
utils. incl; quiet empl. person. e26
Vsrnum q. NV" IA. 0-004s. -16
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GEODGWOMS

GEORGETOWN
Inree bedrms., large liv. rm., openine
on garden; $40. j. C. CHATEL
OE. 2-1I31. is
EXCLUSIVE residential section, Fox.
nal! rd.Mo,Spring Valley area. 8 bed.
room, 90 baths, very large lot;
Available Immediately.
KALORAMA SECTION, beautiful,
furnished town house. 3 bedrooms
%72 oaths' garage; $500 per month
EXCELLENT FOR DIPLOMATS, .
very large living room, s bedrooms
newly decorated; 2-car garage; NV
legation; Available Immediately. Cal
" %,u6Il or RANDALL H. HAGNFF
$4,000. LIZ
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1871 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. n

GEORGETOWN
J bedrrnS., liv. rrn.. modern bath and
kitchen; garden; $3.50. j. c.
CHATEL. DE. 2-1131.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 4O15 Al;
St, Sc; liv. .rm:. dinette, kitchen
shopping nearby; bus at corner
$685. month.
ROGER MOSS. no. 10000
Ewes. and Sun, LA. 6-392S
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IfIN OTIILeIlUt.I 81. INV. 1T
FOUR-RM. APT, in pvt. home; mod.
furn.: suit. for 3 or 4: rent, $40;
all utils. and phone incl. LU.
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont

TWO YOUNG MEN will be pleased with
the magnificent view offered by this
unusual 1-bedrm. apt. at 3SI4
Adams Mill I'd. NV; furnishings
complete; S11S.50 mo. Inspect Sat
and Sun. NO. 7-0159. -15
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MT. PLEASANT-Entire End A.: >, 3
or 4 persons, or employed couple
pref; S100; utilities incl. AID.
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25OO OTIE ST NV

Desirable 2-bedroom apt, completely
turn.: secretarial switchboard; S275
per mo. Available about March ]
Can Mrs. Goodwin, resident manager
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ONE RIM, KITCHENETTE. pvt bath:
CYole nrnf a aud hug

kit. pvt BATH utilS furnished en-
ployed couple; no children; SIS mo.
IT A
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Close to shopping center and bank
Take At bus to Avondale, Lewisdalt
bus to. end of line. Or drive New
Hampshire ave. to University lane
turn right to project. once, 22I3
University lane, telephone Hemlock
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TWO APT; 500 mo- ne

IWU-bEDRM. AFT.; S1ZU mo-; no
small children; also 2-bedrm. apt.
and lge. rec. rm.. $150 mo. Newly
schools and Wash. blvd. bus; utils.
furn; KE. $3.50, Sat, Sun. and
evenings. lis
ROCKVILLE, Md, Dawson ave. and
North Van Buren, new 2-bedrm.
duplex apt; $50 mo. Tenant fur
nishes gas and electric. RIA. 3-O5SO.
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LOCAL AVIATION DEVELOPMENT

Eoltor, Ihe CITIZEN:
Perhaps you will remember that while was affiliat-
ed with your newspaper most of efforts were devoted
toward bringing modern improvements and efficiency to
our town. Granted that it Don Quixote" gesture
because Of heavy political opposition still was an en-
joyable fight.
One of my attempts at that time was to establish
land air. and organization authority which would
serve to attract industry and tourists to Key West At
the same time, this sefsupporting organization would
have had sufficient to improve recreation spots
streets roads, etc., in this Dan Navarro helped to
finance the research necessary for this study and kept
hands-off policy as to final conclusion.
However, the antagonism and repercussion was so
great from certain political quarters that truthfuy
wouldn't have been more stunned probably if the moon
had fallen on my head.
This letter merely written to inform local aviation
enthusiasts Of the latest this direction James
Mooney, former Chief of Operations and Maintenance
Civil Aeronaucs Authority has written me nquring as
to the success of the local project.
Mooney, who was also former Director of Aviation
for Pnelas County is Public Relations Counsel
and Aviation Consutant in Washington He SAYS "I
hope that what sent you helped some with your worthy
project you would like to have any additional assist
ance with reference to your airport development
gram, should indeed be mighty happy to help you and
without any charge in this case"
Half of the letter of a personal nature but he
ends up with: Don't hesitate to write me about your
problems at this time"
If any of your Citizen readers are sincerely inter-
esed In developing local aviation and have some prob
lens that apparently need expert to answer if they
will contact me, I'll pass the thing along to Mooney
Sincerely,
BILL GIBB
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The World
Today

Ieral court trial OF the person whose
wire has been tapped.
The law has nothing to do with
state or city statutes on wire tap
ping, so what is said here applies
to federal courts.
The Supreme Court, in a couple
Iof decisions, has ruled:
l. Wiretap information can't be
used in court TO convict anyone.
2. Even II the government uses
wire taps only for leads in gather.
ing further information, this infor-
nation can't be used in court to
convict anyone.
But one attorney general after
another, including Brownell, has
interpreted the law as permitting
overlapping by the government
even though the wiretap informa.
ton cannot later be used at a
trial.
For that reason, the FBI has
tapped wires of alleged spies and,
perhaps, others. Deputy Atty. Gen.
William p. Rogers has frankly said
the government has been tapping
wires at least since 1910.
1t is hardly q secret that the
FBl tapped wires of some of the
government employees alleged to
have been spying for Russia, dur.
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local politics. ETC., don't q car just bicycle
that is how my tale Of started
Sunday morning was out for my usual ride, but I
deviaed from the usual route and decide to ride straight
down White Street to the beach, But forgot that the
lower end of White Street is an old battle monument
What? 1t isnt! Surely those are old shell holes and
bomb craters in the pavement there they must be-
cause they are we'll preserved. Anyway avoided one
but unfortunately they close together that fell
into another bounced out of that one and back into the
next the results? One torn sweater one torn shirt one
banged up head very badly bruised and torn elbow
one abraised hip and shoulder very ankle
must pardon the mistakes in this but the right arm is
very stiff also one badly twisted brand new bike
have managed to keep off such streets as Will
ham, lower Elizabeth and, all of those other ex-bean
patches that used for Streets but White with its fine
pavement thought was safe, but, said didn't know
old preserved battlefield which battle by the
way? There is no sign stating.
l usually ride along the public dump, known as
Roosevelt Blvd get quite kick out of lodging broken
bottles old beer boxes and packages of garbage
etc. but the view nice One probably don't notice the
debris if they ride along there in car at 80 mph like
most people do, but try going slow day and see it
for yourself.
I would like to see the Mayor, City Commissioners
and few other officials take ride bicycle that is
along most any of the Streets wonder how thew would
feel after it? And bike riders have to pay license
for that too
It is lucky, lucky for and lucky for the City, that
did not get hurt any than did, wonder if you
know why?
Very truly yours
L.R. GOODWIN,
U.s. Army. Retired.
P.s-YOu see am not an irresponsible kid at all
LRG.
P.O. Box 242
Key West Fla.
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First City Visit

Wheeling, w. Va. R-Three ell.
derby sisters who've never been
in a big city will be the toast OF
the town today.
Wheeling city fathers viii give
the royal treatment to the Huff
man sisters, Lou, 70; Belle, 70;
and Viola, 81. They have lived
within Is miles of here all their
lives but have never visited q met.
ropolitan area.
After beng picked up in a new
convertible at the Belmont County,
Ohio, home, the sisters will be
whisked through q days activity
of getting the keys of the city
from Mayor Charles J. Schuck,
being interviewed by radio and
television, and having lunch with
the Rotary Club.
It's Wheeling's way of doing a
good turn for the day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

WASHINGTON R - The Eisen.
hover administration is asking con.
gress to change the law on wire
tapping. The reason: to help the
government bring alleged spies to
trial.
Congress does not return until
January. But already there is ar.
gument on the rightness or wrong
ness of the ADMINISTRATORS re.
quest, made by Atty. Gen. Brow
nell.
This is the background:
There is a federal law on WIRE
tapping, passed by Congress in
1884, which says mo person, not
being authorized by the sender,
shall intercept any communication
and divulge or publish the exis.
tence, contents, substance, purport,
effect or meaning of such inter
cepted communication to any per.
SON."
Key word in the sentence Is
land" The sentence says wires
can't be tapped-and--the informa.
ton made public, such as in a fed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Today's
Business
Mirror
By Sam Dawson

Used house bargains WIN b
plentiful" says George r, War.
'neeke, head Of the national mort.
gage firm bearing his name.
Fitting in this picture is a trend
TO build larger and eostiIer housee
for one section Of the buying pub
lie. That's partially . baeklash
from the terrific postwar buyin1
of small homes by els and others
who now have bigger families and
bigger incomes.
Among the dwellings outrown
by these owners, hcuse.hunRry
newlywedS may find buys aplentv.
So prospects are better II you're
shopping for . liyed-ln house.
Buying any house, new or used.
viii be q bit easier come Jan.
because OF the income tax eut.
Mr.. Whiskers Is easing Up on that
pay-eheek Withholding By 10 paP
ceut for the bulk Of So miiilon
individual taxpayers. That viii give
everyone's home-buying potential
q slight boost.
For example. the tloo-a.wosk
married man with two children
VIII take home an extra dollar a
week or sl-plus . month. Not much
but that'n help him buy almost
an extra thousand dollars worth Of
house, especially IL he's a CT and
can land . 3o.yeaf mortgage win
its monthly rate Of 500 for each
thousand dollars worth Of carrying
charges.
A shortage Of mortgage money
still prevails
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BY Ed MORSE
For SAM DAWSONl

NEW YORK R-Are your pros
poets for buying the house YOU
want getting better? Or stayinI
about the same?
The answer: For new houses
about the same: for used houses
much better. But financing term.
and availability of mortgage mon
Iey differ regionalIy.
Although there's been q slight
drop In home building, most fore,
casts are that well keep on build
ing houses near the whopping rate
OF about million a year. Recess.
sion talk is fading.
SO the supply continues good
but what about price?
While pressure for price boosts
lis being generated by rising costs
of labor and land improvement
says the National Assn. Of Hme
Builders, this is countered by grow.
ing competition among builders
SO new home prices are mainly
steady and the competition makes
for better quality.
| It's stand-off, then, in that
phase Of the market.
While new home prices are firm,
the prices Of pre.war homes have
dropped 5 to 10 Per cent. according
to q report On IL cities throughout
the nation by the Society Of Real
Estate Appraisers.
Many owners Of newer.than.pre.
war houses have slashed their
imaginative asking prices, some
times by % rer cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

ing Roosevelt Truman admins
.trations. But the law prohibits us
ing this kind Of information In
court.
The Eisenhower administration
is asking Congress 10 change the
law just q bit That Is, not only
to permit the FIJI 10 continue tap
ping wires but to allow use of such
evidence in court 10 cases involv.
ing national security.
National security Is Q wide term
and might In the future turn out
to mean much more than espio-
mage, although spies may be all
the Eisenhower administration has
in mind now.
And, under the change asked By
Brownell. the kind Of information
which could be uFed in a trial
would be obtained only when the
attorney general, Brownell or q
successor, approved.
Some people, concerned about
this addition to federal power, op-
pose the proposed change on the
grounds that:
l. This is just one more step
toward widening the authority Of
the federal government to intrude
in any individuals privacy.
2. II may result In abuses. For
example: hurting an innocent per.
son BY making public bis CONVEX
sation on a tapped phone With a
man he considered a friend or
acquaintance, never realizing he
was a spy.
But II seems clear that, wh0th.
er or not the government ever aets
congressional permission 20 use
wiretapped information in court.
1t will continue under the present
law to tap wires where II thinks
necessary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
BIKE RIDER PROTESTS STREETS
BILL GLIB.

Editor, The Citizen:
May visitor say few words about your fair city?
1t is with mixed feelings that write this, say mixed be-
cause that is just what they are abrasions and con-
tusons Of the Leg hip, back shoulder arm and head
we'll as few and twisted muscles and stiff Joints
How did 1t happen? Well, I'll try tell you few
words as possible.
You see came to Key West after having heard
about the climate etc. seemed to be just what wanted
so came saw and liked it. had planned to live here
indefinitely, now don't know know that no one is
interested in me- because am of those little men
who own property. rn TO business take no part in