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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
Identical Names
Cause Confusion

Confusion resulting from the fact
that there are two persons in Key
West named Ernest Sanchez, has
been cleared up.
One Ernest Sanchez is in the
county Jail, charged with illegal
possession Of two stolen outboard
motors. He formerly lived at GIT
Olivia st.
The other Ernest Sanchez lives
at 703 Eaton st. and is known as
"Coochie." He IS not, and has not
been in any trouble. He asked The
Citizen to clear up the confusion.
which he said has been causing him
considerable embarrassment of late
Adding to the confusion, he said.
is the fact that he formerly lived
at GIT Olivia st.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
VAN JOHNSON SUED
FOR SUPPORT BY NOM

Los ANGELES, R--An agree
ment giving his mother 500 MONTH
ly support and other financial help
has been signed by actor Van
johnson, the mothers attorney
says.
Harold r. Aarons, representing
Mrs. Loretta Neuman, said yes
terday the agreement was ap-
proved by Superior Judge Phil
Richards. It specifies that the
movie star must pay 2,417 In back
bills incurred by his mother aud
pay premiums on a SIC, 900 insur-
ance policy in which she is benefi-
ciary.
A month ago Mrs. Neuman sued
her son for support.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
lawmakers Urge Study OF Senate Censure
Proceedings In Wake OfMcCarthy Battle

rubber-stamped with the signature
OF Sen. Hennings (D-Mo), but that
II was convinced he had no knowl-
edge of the action.
Hennings was chairman Of the
Elections subcommittewhen it in
vestigated McCarthy's finances.
The Ferguson George committee
made public the transcript Of q
one-day closed hearing on the mail
that Hennings and other senator's
VINO served on the Elections SUBJ
committee testified they knew
nothing about the check at the
ume 1t was ordered.
The special committee said Paul
cnief counsel to the Elections sub.
COMMITTEES at the time OF the Nc
,Carthy probe, initiated" the let.
ters ordering the mail cover.
Cotter said he remembered that
the letters requesting the check
were "sent up to Sen. Hennings'
Office (for his signature) and that
tney came out Of Il siof fic. e.
Mccarthy and Cotter had diff.
ference of opinion on the legality
OF the cover. Mccarthy insisted 1t
was unlawful. But Cotter disputed
THIS, saying the method long had
been used by tae FBI.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
y JOHN CHADWICK

WASHINGTON M-oens. wat
kins (R-Utah) and Stennis Cd
xfiss) urged today that the Senate
reva,nn il rules governing IN
-.l..:...;.ss .x...~;st.s. =. . fot,.,.,
sss1s'Ae - Aoo"
y 2 its condemnatlon OF Sen.
4eOartnys conouct.
Watklns said ruies changes pro-
pglsq me speei.i esnsuie com.
r1iesee - nesoeo would neip 70
erAg abeut neeoso reforms IN
~ procedures q senate investiga-
ung eommit.ees.
Sfennlss VINO served WIN WaL
kins - ne special committee, SAID
y = spafste inservlew tns new
4enate sheAd aoopt the recom-
mended rules changes after y con-
vsne9 next month.
1ne slx-ilemDer bipartisan COM
Hittee suggested four Senate rules
ehynges u ITS report recommend
ING that ne Wisconsin RepuDli-
cans conduct Dc condemned. Tne
committee SAD 4 ielt much q
sAs eriticisIn asainst investisatiye
committee hearings would have
been avoided 4 certain rules
ensnses nad Deen y erect
Ihe Senass voted, W., iate
Ihursday 70 condemn McCarthy,s
eonduct O. erounas ne nad op-
strnetsd the Senates "constitu-
ueeM processes ana nad tended
q wing tne senate into dishonor
~ eisrspuRe.
eonaem1ation action was
s}lsa g MeCaftnys cnaracterlza-
q = sns speeIsi senate session
nsn psisy and ms at
49, on Dosn tne censure com
m,s 80 senate elections
slcsssss Y 49, wat ploDsu my n
!nFs. se.s . ~ lsoI-oz.
- DI8sr eon.ioversy over
s.ue nsus ms is,ss re-
aorNs proposed y me watkins
eemmiuee were III put icst from
y
Wns and ssennis said tne
ssepRenuso cnanees Were mol
pusnea q tne special session Just
flege psesuse NE senate huies
alsses sifsaoy = ssudyme va
e sussssuons TOT ecde OF
asn Eessourss to spply 70 SEN
~ Myesusa.ns eonmitsees.
Cnmtn senner th.ind) o. tne
AuIes Comml1ee said several
yeeW $50 hls eroup would nave
= repoft READY Dy me time the
ne1 Ccnsress meets Jan. >.
Vask!ns sald ne would De willing
y % Defcrs genners committee
= nfee adcption q tne chan.
~ fscommenoed py tne special
eSnsufe eroup.
W. q Me proposed changes
world~-except under certain con-
Ainens - par one.fpsn hearings
elen q u0se Mecaftny mas con-
eueseo q chairman o. tne senate
iAvesugauons supcommittee.
Anoxnsr recommended cnange
wsnd permit WITNESSES y De ques-
u0Aed only ~ commlttee MEM
bgfs % ~ authorized stan
yefeenneL a third would bar pub
hc disclosure o. testimony taken
il cIosed hearings, except BY ma
jsfity vste Of Z committee.
xne fourth proposed change
would require vouchers covering
expSndicures ~ any investigating
COMMITTEES TO Do accompanied BY
it, elAirman's signed statement
that Ne investigation was conduct.
ID h accordance with Senate
rules.
In aside matter related to the
censure issue, a special two-man
Seaate committee recommended
yselefday hat the facts about q
cheek put On McCarthy's mail in
lSe3 ~ referred to the Justice De
partment for possible action. The
decentralization viii 50 to the Sen
at1 1fter Il returns.
Under 1 mail check, or "cover, =
postal officials make note Of thu
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
Federal Road
May
Be Presented

WASHINGTON, IA recon-
mendation by the nations COVER
nors that the federal government
spend IS billion dollars on q 10
year highway plan was being
studied today for possible inclu.
sion in President Eisenhower
1855 legislative program.
Gov. Robert r. Kennon Of Louisi.
ana yesterday presented the plan
TO Eisenhower, who was reported
very pleased" with II. The pro.
gram calls for building q nation.
wide interstate highway system
and urges the states to match
federal spending.
The governors recommendations
will be turned over to the Presi-
dents advisory committee on d
national highway program, which
viii study them before making its
own suggestions to the White
House.
Eisenhower is expected to in.
clude 4 highway program in his
State Of the Union message Ia
Congress next month.
Gen. Lucius d. Clay, ret, chair
man. Of the advisory committee
yesterday laid still another high
way plan before the conference ol
mayors, here for a series Of brief
ings by federal officials.
The program outlined by Clay
would call for federal spending d
26 billion dollars the next II
years to supplement state and city
highway projects.
Any plan would have to be ap
proved by Congress.
The governors plan would bt
an addition to normal state ant
federal highway spending. Kennon
chairman Of the governors con
ference, said the 10-year road pro
gram might thus reach 80 billions
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
ACTRESS IS RULED
mot EXCEPTIONAL

LOS ANGELES R-Immigrati01
officials here have ruled that
Simone Silva, English actress who
once stripped to the waist for i'm
promptu photos with Robert Mitch
un, is mot person of exceptional
ability" as required bv ,'aw '"r
permanent residence by foreigners.
Miss Silva has 10 days In wnle.l
to appeal to the Board Of Immi-
grafton Appeals In Washington this
first-round setback in her efforts
to stay in this country perm
anently.
Her temporary work permit be-
comes void next Feb. 8.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
Eiscnhowers Atoms-For-
Peace Plan Action Seen

at place still TO be decided.
Organized under U.N. auspices,
this meeting would be open to all
nations in the U.N. or its special
lied agencies.
The resolution reflects a propo-
sal President Eisenhower put be-
fore the assembly last Dec. 8. II
notes the urgency Of international
cooperation in.. expanding the
peaceful uses Of atomic energy to
hunger, poverty and disease" :"
1t was introduced by seven pow
ers with atomic piles or fIssion raw
materials. They are Australia,
Belgium, Canada, France. South
Africa and the United States.
These powers also have been ne
gotiating with Portugal, not a
member Of the U.N., toward set
ting up the international agency.
Announcement that the Assem-
bly, would be asked to consider
the case Of the IL Americans jailed
in Red China was made last night
by Chief US. Delegate Henry Cab
ot Lodge Jr. he said the is Korean
Allies had agreed to bring the issue
up at the earliest possible date.
Lodge talked with representa-
tives Of the is nations shortly after
a secret consultation with US.
Secretary Of State Dulles.
One Allied diplomat said, to save
time, the case might 60 directly
to the Assembly without clearing
through usual committee channels.
Other informants said, however,
they expected the 16 nations to
join Sunday or Monday in a re-
quest that the case be made a
new item on the Assembly agenda.
After last nights meeting, Lodge
told newsmen there is marvellous
and inspiring unanimity on the vi
tai need to get release Of the II
American men and of all Others
who fought as members of the
U.N. Command and are detained
In violation of the Korean armis.
tice agreement. !"
1--WE reached agreement" Lodge
added, ssthat we would take the
matter up in the general assembly
at the earliest possible date
Shortly the Lodge announce
the British Foreign Office dis
closed that the Churchill govern
ment had lined up with the United
States in efforts to free the men.
There were persistent reports
Dulles might take a personal hant
in the case once it reaches the
Assembly.
us. congressman have demand
ed U.N. action to free the men
captured during the Korean War ir
which they flew under the U.N
flag. The Red Chinese also sen
fenced two civilian employees of the
us. Army captured along with the
airmen. Their eases were not in
cluded in the present move be
cause Lodge has said they wer,
not under the U.N. Command.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
Aged transformer
To Fly Jet Plane

LAREDO, Tex. R Stats Rogers,
67-year-old transforming pilot, Is
going to fly jet plane.
Recently Rogers wrote Gen. H.
r. Spicer, inspector Of flight train
ing Of the us. Air Force.
The old-time airman told the
general he'd flown every kind of
plane since aviation was in its in
fancy, but that he'd like to fly
a jet before he made his last land.
ing.
Laredo Air Force Base yester-
day announced that Dec. I, Roa.
ers, who now lives at Zapata.
southeast Of here, will be taken up
in a T33 jet and win be given
q chance to handle the controls
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
Allen Ladd
Makes His TV
Debut Sunday
By Bos THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD, N - Tomorrow
night Alan Ladd takes the big leap
into television. But don't look for
him to become q Tv regular.
Ladd viii perform Tv drama
called COMMITTED" on the G.E.
Theater. It's a filmed show, made
by his own production company,
Jaguar.
Thus the daring lad from Hot
Springs, Ark, is working both
sides Of the entertainment street.
But you can bet he win continue to
string along with the theater
movies. He can draw top price from
the studios. In fact, most of his
deals involve share Of the profits.
Even the Tv deal is like that.
G.E. has the right to two uses of
Committed" Then it becomes
Ladd's property.
I'VE can use it as pilot film
for a series If we want" Ladd
said in his dressing room at
Warner Brothers.
Does that mean he might do a
series?
II don't know" he replied. 1--WE
might make it as series with
someone else as a star. You see,
the script Is one Of 81 Russ Hughes
wrote for Z radio series did
called BOX 13.' It was about a
writer who seeks new adventures
to write about. The scripts could
easily be adapted to television. .
Meanwhile he is more concerned
with the bigger screens. He is
starting his next film, THE Nc
Connell Story" Hell play the late
jet ace Joe Mcconnell and June
Alyson viii be his wife.
cts d strange thing about that
story" he repeated. "One night
read the script and put it beside
my bed. When ! woke up the next
morning Sue (his wife) brought in
the paper. There on the front page
was the story that Mcconnell had
been killed in q crash"
Ladd never got a chance TO
meet Mcconnell and has been
pumping those who knew the ace
for details.
Ladd's deal with G.E. Theater is
Is similar to those which have
lured other top stars onto the home
screens. James Stewart, Jane Wy
man and Joan Crawford are
among them.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
HOLLYWOOD STAR
WANTS ANNULMENT

Los ANGELES ts-Movie actor
Jack LaRue has asked the courts
to annul his marriage to the for
mer Baroness Violet Edit Won
Rosenberg.
LaRue, "A, filed a suit Yesterday
charging she married him in 1919
IN New York City only to facilitate
her naturalization as a us. citizen.
He said they separated a month
and 10 days later.
LaRue's complaint asks a di-
vorce on cruelty grounds in case
an annulment is denied. He filed
a similar suit in August 1852 but
never brought it to trial.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
DALLAS POLICE GET
EARLY YULE GIFT

DALLAS @ Christmas - of a
sort-came early for the Dallas
Police Department when someone
placed a package In the back
seat of a squad car near head
quarters.
Inside the box was a police shot.
gun.
An anonymous phone call yes.
terday explained it this way: IL
stole 4 shotgun out Of q police car
last night while bunch Of us were
drinking. woke up this morning,
came to town and tossed it In
the first empty police car ! saw
Redfaced police said they hadn't
missed the gun.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-04
Diplomats Pay
Held Up For
Keeping Quiet
BY WARREN ROGERS yR,


WASHINGTON IN - The State
Department Is holding up the final
pay of former career diplomat
John Patton Davies Jr., reportedly
because he refuses to sign / doct-
ment he fears may gag him from
discussing his firing IS 4 security
risk.
Davies, . foreign service officer
for half his 46 years, was dis
missed Nov. 5 by Secretary of
State Dulles. He has about S1O, ,O0o
coming to him, but under condi-
tons he appears reluctant to ac-
cept. s
Dulles upheld a unanimous de-
cision by five.member hearing
board that Davies showed a lack
of judgment, discretion and re.
liability" Dulles said there was
no finding that Davies was Mdis-
loyal in the sense of having any
Communist affinity" But he
agreed with the board that Davies
continued employment s1is not
clearly consistent with the interest
of the national security"
Davies said he would not con-
test the secretary's decision. How
ever. he labeled it melancholy
outcome" after % years service
and eight prior clearances of 10y
alty-security boards in the Truman
administration. He suggested Dull
les release "the whole record Of
my case. !"
II was learned that Davies law
yer, Benjamin Shute of New York,
was considering whether to press
Dulles on this suggestion. The sec.
rteary, noting he had not closed
the door finally on publication,
said last month it seemed against
the national interest to release the
full record.
Department sp0kesmen said II
was routine for persons leaving
sensitive government agencies like
the State Department to fill out .
form certifying they have no gov.
ernment property or documents in
their possession. Also, 1t was un-
derst00d, there was some language
in the form about promising not 10
reveal secret information.
Friends of Davies said this was
the language he feared might pre-.
vent him from discussing the case.
He has said much of the case de.
pends on documents held to be
secret.
Davies has been a storm-centef
since the end of Wrold War II.
Critics, including Sen. Mccarthy
(R-Wis) and Patrick ]. Hurley,
former ambassador to China, have
attacked his policy recommends.
tons during the period the Com.
munists gained control of the Chi.
nese mainland. s ~
Born in. China of Baptist mis-.
sionary parents, Davies spent
much Of his diplomatic areer In
that country.
The Foreign Service Journal, 4
monthly put out by career diplo.
mats, yesterday criticized what II
described as Dulles decision tc
least out" Davies.
It said much of the case should
be clarified or the whole record
made public, lest the efficiency
and morale Of the Foreign Service
be seriously affected.
A journal editorial suggested
President Eisenhower's loyalty-se
curity program might be confusing
"the concept of security" will
such matters as PROFESSIONS
competence and judgement"
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Prince Hall Masons
Plan May Festival

In order to raise funds for
their 1854 Christmas charity
baskets. and also their scholar
ship projects, the Club Twelve
of st. Johns Lodge Prince Hall
Masons, will combine with the
Starlette Club of Ruth Chapter,
Eastern Star, to sponsor a May
festival and cabaret ball, May 7.
at the Masonic Temple, Tenth
and q streets NV, from 10
pm. until 2 am.
Miriam Chapter, Order OF
Eastern Star. celebrates its 54th
anniversary. May s, at Masonic
Temple. with special ceremonies
at s pm.
Masonic Schedule.
Other events scheduled for
Prince Hall Masonic Lodges and
allied bodies follows:
May 3-Felix Lodge, communi-
cation: Prince Hall Chapter,
o. E. S.
May 4.-Meridian Lodge, COM
munication: Hiram Lodge, M. M.
degree: Catcher Court, Heroines
OF Jericho, and Thrift Chapter,
o. E. S.
May 5-Warren Lodge commu-
fication; Prince Hall Chapter.
Holy Royal Arch Masons, and
Redemption Chapter, o. E. S.
May 6-Social Lodge, COM
munication; Henderson Com
mandery, Knights Templar.
May Ionic Lodge, COM
munication; Naomi Chapter.
o. E. S.
May 8.-Board Of Directors of
the Acacia Masonic Hall Asso-
citation, Inc. 4 pm: Grand Mas
ter Barry B. Hampton and Cab
met of the M. w. Prince Hall
Grand Lodge meet at s pm. to
plan 106th annual st. Johns
Day observance; the masters and
wardens of 1854 will hold a Joint
meeting at 7:30 pm; Meridian
Lodge meets in special COM
munication.
May 9-Eureka and Redemp-
ton Lodges will join with Geth-
semane Chapter o. E. S. to sup
ply a musical and literary pro-
gram for the mass meeting by
Prince Hall Masons and the
Eastern Star to raise funds for
the purpose of liquidating the
existing first trust on their tenn
pie at Tenth and U streets.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
District VIEW Plans
On TO Philadelphia
Dance on Saturday

An "On to Philadelphia" dance
will be held by the District De-
partment, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. on Saturday beginning at
8 pm. at the knights Of Co
lurnbus Hall, Tenth and K
streets NV.
Ralph Lewis, past commander
Of Front Line Post, has been ap-
pointed chairman of a commit
tee to arrange for refreshments
at Boiling Air Force Base for the
program being conducted over
the Armed Forces Day week end,
May Is and Is.
Aris c. Braxton and Roscoe w.
Frazier Of Bethea- Welch Post
have been appointed department
color guards. Robert F. Sutphin
has been appointed chairman Of
the National Home Life Mem
bership Committee.
The VFW "Lite-a Bike" cam
paign will be resumed. It is ex-
pected the next location will be
in the vicinity Of Eastern High
School. Seventeenth and East
Capitol streets. May 8 or May %
have been selected as tentative
dates.
Meetings Of posts this week
are:
Sunday - Gen. Vincente Linn
Post, $50 Eighth street Sc.
Monday-Council Of Admins
tration, District Building; Prince
Georges Memorial, 5623 Riggs
road, Chillum Heights. Md.
Tuesday-T. N. T. Pup Tent,
M. o. c., $50 Eighth street Sc:
Advance. Legion Home, Colmar
Manor, Md.
Wednesday-Silver Spring Me-
mortal, Hayden drive, Silver
Spring, Md; United States Naval
Gun Factory. $50 Eighth street
Sc: H. L. Edmonds Post, 1923
Thirteenth street NV.
Friday-National Capital, Sol
diers Home; Potomac, 1920
Rhode Island avenue NE;
United States Treasury, 419
Seventh street NV.
AuxiliarieS.
All American Auxiliary will
hold a card party at the home
of Mary Henley, 904 Hamlin
street NE, May Is, at 8 pm.
Ruth Clark is in charge.
At the Past Presidents Club
on Tuesday evening, at the home
of Margaret Kaye, Katie Carter
was elected president; Margaret
Wardle, vice president and Ethel
Orme, treasurer. Frances Raedy
was appointed secretary.
The annual dinner will be at
the Mayfair. Thirteenth and F
streets, on May 18.
Meetings this week:
Wednesday - United States
Naval Gun Factory Auxiliary.
Friday - Columbia Auxiliary,
Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Star Eastwood Porch Shades
Complete with fixtures, automatic stop
cord for rolling.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

AZ" projection, 48" drop, II" valance with
ropes and puIles.
Evening star., 1954-06-29
LOTS FOR RENT
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
LOTS-ACREAGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Quick settlement. Call MR. MILLER
Me. S-1220: evenings. LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1954-06-29
FARMS

Ntne fenced. barn. I houses; viii sonslds.
trade. Mr.. Field. WOODMOOR
AGENCY, INC. JU. 9-5555. 80
500 DOWN. $50 month buys fol
S5o bSsG psG road and afGs busns GOO sS
.sTTotr ITStnj TE5 Ec5ATAi3G-Mailed Sl1lSt FREE
"a States. STROUT REALTY. 234-A
Woodward Bldg. Washington. ST
$500 $500 D 6N.. s75 MO. buys for $4,000
fSiTeplsces: Hls fruit: eIec.: spring. Neal
81 wnETfRiOac hEVRE aackkfs With Vii GOOD houses
bank barns. double garage. plenty
Of si. water. Near Near Camp amp psyid IE ,on "
csfferiif ca Mf. cPTn5S PTas0e Win SPY SPARES SPARES
AGENCY. DU. 1895. 90
The IDEAL FARM for a city workinl
father. Seldom do We get one like
this; just under 100 acres OF tht
f ssSt farm and sGersons Sffm IN tne pieasamt sam'
comfortable 3-bedroom home under
large trees. back from the road
good bank barn and outbldgs:; Ions
road frontage. Neishboring farmer
raises crops on shares, so no ex-
pensive machinery to buy and main
tain; leaves all outbldgs: and pas
exec ptional opportunity at only
S24. $40, with substantial cash
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors
Gaithersburg 299.
WATERFRONT TOBACCO FARM IL
Charles County. Md. other tobacco
farms near Chesa. Bay in Annt
Arundel Count. Ideal for city ownel
as farms are worked by tenants
Priced S17,5O0 to $4,000. WALTEF
M. BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV. MA
$4,000 WO R-H74T
Evening star., 1954-06-29
B0ATS

IS-FT. SPEED UTILITY BOAT-Like
new. Only 16 hrs. on 25-h,p. big
twin Evinrude. Controls and steering
wheel up front. $3.50 or best oiier.
slefr. II; i-caIH CABIN CRUISER. sleep; ~ 4:
.Gs. .S CSoSRiNTHiAN YACHT CLUB
See Charles King. club steward. =
CABIN CRUISER. 80 IT., Roamer. new
Aug. 81. steel planning hull. beaut
woodwork; sleeps Il: twin Chryslei
Royals; speed. II knots; bath with
shower: extra head in forward cabin
dinette. stainless steel galleys' pres
converter. co., system, auto. pilot;
ship to shore radio. gas snif1er
many. many extras. Orig. cost over
SD 900. newly painted inside anc
out; completely furn. for luxury Nv,
ing on board. Sl6,9OO. Berth a,
Steward or call JE. 4-"105; DU.- .
IsoFT. T CRUIsETTE. o5-h.p. 1883
Johnson motor; self starter; S9I5
Can be seen at HUNTING TOWERS
YACHT BASIN. Alex. Va. XII. s.
OPENING ;i1:iNSiG TODAY. Patuxent Ma.
rine Supply Co. 5el3 BALTIC. ave;
am to Q pm. daily and Sat
Scott-Atwater outboard. stainless
steel runabouts at wood-boat prices
Chris-Craft kits and fberelaSs. Shor
Pamsco for all marine needs ~
FISHING PARTIES-Chesapeake Bay
Eastern Bay. -Sharp's Isle. Goose s
Herring Bay. Reservations. call CAPT
KING, LO. 4-5S43 daytime; After
Il and week ends. WA. "a l92
FOAM RUBBER BUNKS. mideet re-
fgrs.. ship-to-shore radio. GILLlL-
LAND. 2l45 F st NV. EX. 3-on;'1'
VERY PISTOLS. SI5: distress para
chute flares. ST per doz. LA. 6-So33.
Evening star., 1954-06-29

IMMEDIATE CASH SETTLEMENT
DAILY TILL 9 PM SUN. TILL 5
CALL AID. 4-9882
BLASS & CLARK
No. l Florida Ave. NE.
lCor. of N. Capitol and Florida NED
WE ARE BUYING
We pay more for clean cars. All
makes models station wagons, pick
UPS. VIII pay OF balance Drive in.
WOLFE MOTORS
1891 Wis Ave NV EM 3-0142:
CASH FOR CARS
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
PENNY MOTORS
1920 R. /. ave. NE La. 6-2200
CARS
WANTED
Our stock is low and our Southern
dealers demand is high We buy
'em all from Cadillacs to ForfS and
w pay top dollars for them
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
l717 R, l. AVE. NE
DU. 7-S3O0
Evening star., 1954-06-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARTOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1891 q st NV NE S-2495
MONEY ON end TRUST-We will
buy 9nd-trust notes d. c.. nearby
Nd. or Va: reasonable rates. MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1872 N. Y. ave. NV.
REFiNANCE YOUR HOME-Ist and
ind trusts. quickly and easily; lower
your monthly payments, Loans tCr
rebuilding or repairs. WA. 1-l594
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