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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

too" got under way.
The aforementioned ladies are
beauteous Hollywood actresses, the
latter character halls from the up
per keys where he was located on
a pet farm by property-man Earl
0lin after q Key West goat slated
for the part had died.
A large, black-haired Billy goat
with impressive horns, Grady
(named on the set today for pub
licity man Grady Johnson), stole
the show.
Acts As Nvrssnald
Miss Georgia Simmons, veteran
character actress who has handled
variety of assignments during
her career, but who has never
played nursemaid TO a goat. was
charged with keeping Grady In
line.
Grady's initial assignment today
was to be led past the camera by
la Strega miss Simmons). appar-
emily to create atmosphere. Result:
He led Mss Simmons past the
camera.
Finding Grady posed a problem
that nearly upset the shooting sehe-
dule of the film. When Key West
was first chosen as the site for
the picture, advance men of the
production company eombed the
city to find just the right type Of
goat. They finally located one. own
ed by a family named johnson.
He was hired on the spot.
First Cost Dies
Still photographs were made oi
the goat and sent to Hollywood for
approval.
But when the movie men came
back to town and went TO piek
UP the goat for his initial acting
assignment, they received q set
back.
I've got bad news for you" said
the owner Of the goat. Hes dead
- we buried him yesterday"
OIin and his assistants secured
the keys for another goat and came
up with the punsent-smelling Ora.
dy.
The malodoruus Grady attracted
almost as much attention today a,
did the battery Of Hollywood stars
who clustered around the set from
xwarms Of curious Key Westers
who jammed the Duncan-Peari 81
area to witness the filming Of the
(Ccntinued On Page ElgnD
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Kennel Club
Dates Changed

The Key West Kennel Club VIII
start its 30 day racing season o.
Jan. instead of Jan. /, It was an
nouneed today by Louis Carboneh,
general manager Of the track.
Carbonen said that State Racing
Commission approval has been OBJ
tanned for the change which was
made so that the dates viii not
conflict with the Orange Bowl game
and other events.
II will mark the third year of
operation for the Stock Island rae
ing plant.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

,WOtCA8 FotNos
Ninety-seven Of those
votes went to q dead man
]. Tom Watson, Republican
candidate for governor who
died recently but whose
name remained on the bal
lot.
Watson vefes
watson registered votes In all
OF Monroe County's II precincts
except one - the third.
In the i4th precinct, Watson got
~ votes.
Leroy Collins, Democratic nom-
inee for governor, rang up liza
votes In the county.
For the rest Of the candidates,
n was a mere formality. They
were all unopposed Democrats.
III Ill TIE SabdhAah~St Ss~N~ ~~F
resentative Bernie c. Papy won
the most votes - ISIS.
State Senator Bill Neblett was
q close second In total votes. poll
Ing i,S27.
Referendum Carries
The service distric, referendum
carried by a good majority -- aAO
ior and l4s against.
The service district referendum
ID designed to let various unincor-
porated areas in the county organ
Inc to provide street lighting, sew.
or systems, garbage pickups and
disposal, and other such services.
Amendment No. 8 on the ballot
carried in Monroe County $40 for
and 22T against.
This permits the consolidation OF
ehe city and county tax assessors 5
offices.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

W. A. Burton, National Airiines
official, and Harold Wide, county
airport consultant, are expected
to speak at . meeting Of the Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce meet
ing tonight. They viii discuss the
airport.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Sailor Dies OF
Crash Injuries

Robert S. Levine. n, 81 me
Naval Station. died Yesterday
afternoon IN HE Naval Hospl-
tel Of head injuries suffered
early In the day when . speed.
Ing Navy issp overturned on
Roosevelt Blvd.
Lsvlns's home was In Brook
lyn.
His death was the second
auto fatality In the city and the
fifteenth In The county this
year.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Lancaster Due
To ArriUe Today

Cinema actor Burt Lancaster,
who will play the male lead
in The Rose Taffoo" ls sehs-
dvlsd 10 arrive IN Key West
this afternoon.
Lancaster, according 10 crs-
day Johnson, publicity man for
Hal Wallis productions. will
drive here from Miami.
Ne has been IN kentucky on
location for tho filming Of "Ths
ksnfuekisn." Lancaster direct.
Cd and played ihs lead N That
film.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
HOME Is RORREH

Burglars took $3.50 in cash, a IS
caliber revolver and a IS caliber
automatic from the home of Het-
tie 6ivens, COS Emma Street, the
sheriff's department reported To-
day.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Damage Suit
For $l25,OOO
Filed Today

A $125.O00 damage suit
against the Florida Tank
Lines, Inc., today was begun
by a woman who says she
was permanently injured
and disfigured when her
car collided with two of the
company's trucks.
The bill of complaint, filed in
Circuit Court, was signed by j.
Lsncelot Lester and Allan B.
Cleare, Jr., rs attorneys for Flora
Eagan.
According to the complaint, two
Of the companies trucks were be-
ing driven north on u. s. / by
Arthur Francis Tracey and VIII
liam Becker.
Accident Described
Flora Eagan. the complaint said
was driving south on U. S. in
Ford coach.
At the Indian Key drawbridge,
the complaint continued, the trucks
were being driven carelessly and
negligently. causing the trucks and
trailer to strike the Ford coach.
This caused the Ford TO rebound
off the concrete bridge curb and
again strike the trucks or trailers,
the complaint added.
The bill of complaint said Flora
Eagan was cut about the face,
causing a permanent and disfigur-
ing scar. She also received inter
nal injuries, a back injury. and =
conclusion. among other injuries,
the complaint added.
The bill of complaint said the
crash occurred about $50 p. m.
Dec. I, 1852.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Voters Decentralization
OF City-County Assessing
County May Take
Over City Book
Before 1856

The Key West tax asses
sor's office will be a thing
of the past after January I,
1856 as a result of the ap-
proval of a constitutional r.
mendment by Florida voters
Tuesday
The amendment. number
six on the ballot. was one Of
six approved in the state
wide voting. The measure
was approved in Monroe
County by a vote of $40 to
227.
And today. there were indica.
tons that the county may take
over city tax assessing even be-
fore the effective date.
The Citizen learned of that de.
velopment this morning In the
course of a conversation with CITY
Tax Assessor Robert Pollock.
Polleek's Position
Pollock. who has been operating
"out of his hat" since he took of.
flee when former assessor Sam
Pinder, Jr. resigned In he wake
of criticism Of the tax books and
the county ended its practice Of
allowing the city 30 share its Of
flee, said that he Twill take the
matter up with the county and
try to work something out"
He had been asked II he was
planning 10 so ahead and prepare
the 1855 tax book or II he would
ask for county aid. in view of the
fact that the city is not properly
equipped 10 handle the task.
Little Equipment
Pollock, who admitted this morr.
ing that his equipment consists Of
"a couple Of desks and a filing
cabinet" said that the city had
held off buying equipment until
after yesterdays election.
He added that he didn't think Il
would serve any useful purpose
for the city 10 compile a LOT Of
data which won't be Of any use
when the county takes over tar
assessing.
IT'S up to the county" said
Pollock.
County Tax Assessor Claude
Gandolo could not b. reached for
comment today.
Csrboasli In Favor
City Commissioner Louis A. Car
bonell, the only commissioner
reached today. spoke up enthusias.
tieally IN favor Of the amendment
TITS the best thing that has
happened in q long time - I'm
in favor Of turning the office over
10 them Immediately" said Car
bonel. They have the equipment
and the personnel TO do tie Job
right. 4"
Carbonell pointed out that tbs
city vii not have 70 spend seven
thousand already appropriated for
equipment for the tar aswessorss
office.
Among the other amendments
approved yesterday was one which
win extend the regular biennial so
day legislative session by 20 days.
Extension Of LssislssuFs
The amendment provides that
the Legislature extend tie session
By its own action and the so-days
would not have 70 be consecutive.
II would give legislators q yearly
SALARY Of $500 They now get SO
dag for ea>h day Ia session. Ex-
penses ard travel allowances would
remain as al present.
Only amendment defeated, on the
bsis Of incomplete returns. would
have prohibited spending state
funds on any toll road extending
into more than three counties.
ofhsr Amendments
Other amendments which won
approval Of the voters would:
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Fla. Have
Republican
InCongress
BY The Associated Press

William c. Cramer, stocky ~.
year-old ST. Petersburg attorney.
viii be the first Florida Republi.
can TO sit in Congress since re-
construction days.
The aggressive, admittedly am.
bilious Harvard Law School grad
uate who led Republicans to pow.
er IN Pinellas County in 1850. de-
feated Rep. Courtney Campbell of
Clearwater in a tight race in the
First District yesterday.
Rep. James A. Haley OF Sara.
sofa. accountant and former pres
ident Of the Ringing Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus, carried
all five counties in the Seventh
District to win q second term over
Z. B. Sutton Of Polk City.
Neither Of Florida's two sena-
tors - Spessard L. Holland and
George A. Smathers -- was I'D for
reelection. Smathers' term ex-
pres In 1855 and Hollands S in 1858.
othsr Representative
Florida's other representatives
In Congress, all Democrats. were
unopposed. They are Charles r.
Bennett, Jacksonville; Bob Skies.
crestyiew; Dante B. Fascei. Mi.
ami; A. s. Herlong. Leesburg:
Dwight L. Rogers. Fort Lauder
dale; and D. r. Matthews, Gaines.
vile. FasceIl succeeds william {.
Lantaff who is retiring.
Three state supreme court hIs-
tees were reelected without op-
position: Glenn Terrell, Harold L.
Sehring and John z. Mathews.
Wilbur c. King of Zolfo Springs
ard Jerry W. Carter Of Tallahas-
see were returned as members Of
the Railroad and Public Utilities
Commission, also without opposi.
ton.
Governor vefs
Republicans made . surprisingly
strong showing in the vote for gov
ernor although their candidate, J.
Tom Watson Of Tampa died lG
days before election and his name
wasn't on the ballet in some coun.
ties.
Democratic nominee Leroy Col
lius. a Tallahassee lawyer ard
longtime state senator, received
"a. 80 votes 70 ss 1915 for Watson
/ with iszls Of Ira precincts re
parting.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
REGISTER NOW At
LOUIS APPLIANCE STORE

Single Girls between the ages
Of Is and 20 years Of age are
requested TO register this week
only for
"Conch Bowl Queen"
to Be chosen AZ the Elkx Club
Dance on Nov. 20. Win be
crowned n the game Dec. Z.
Pensacola Naval Air Station W.
Eglin Field Army Air Force
Base.
Spunsoned by XIV. Lions Aux.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Lodal Voter, Show Nigbt
Interest At Polls Tuesday

a quiet election in Monroe County. Practically
everybody stayed close to home, at least didn't go
near the polls.
An unofficial count today showed that only little
more than 1900 of Monroe Countys 10000 registered
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Grady The Goat Shares
Spotlight With Stars
BY JIM COBB

Miss Virginia Grey, Miss Marisa Pavan and strong
smelling goat named Grady shared the spotlight today
filming of Tennessee Williams play THE Rose Tat
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
Demos Take
House Control.
Gain In Senate
BY JACK BELL
AP Political Reporfer

Republicans battled desperately
today to hold the Senate as a
surging tide Of voters from yester-
days midterm election gave
Democrats control of the House
and toppled seven COP governors.
Republican hopes Of retaining
the Senate's half a loaf in the
battle over Congress focused on
tabulations in New Jersey, Mon
tana and Oregon as Democrats
won four COP seats and the Re
publicans took three from their
opponents.
With three races undecided, the
Senate count stood:
Republicans 46, including 13 just
elected and 80 holdovers; Demo
Gratis 46, including % elected
yesterday and "a holdovers; /
independent, Sen. Wayne Morse of
Oregon.
Republican Rep. George Bender
of Ohio crashed through TO defeat
Democratic Sen. Thomas A. Burke
in unofficial tabulations and bring
the Republicans abreast of the
Democrats after Democratic for
mer Sen. Joseph c. O'Mahoney
had taken a COP seat In Wy
oming.
How n Locks
The situation in the three re
lmssping critical races was this;
NEW JERSEY--With all of the
states 3,ses precincts counted, Re
publican Clifford p. Case had $780,
S26 votes and Democratic Rep
Charles r. Howell S56. .162, but
some clerks were revising their
figures and some absentee ballots
| remained uncounted.
MONTANA--In Ss6 of 1904 pre-.
cincts, Democratic Sen. James E.
Murray had 95,556 votes and Re-
publican Rep. Wesley A. D'Ewar'
had g. ,904.
OREGON-Republican Sen. Guy
Gordon had lsS, ,3Os votes to 1850
for Democrat Richard L. Neu'
berger, but about half Of Multno'
nah County's vote, where Neu'
berger had been running strongly
remained untabulated.
Although the Republicans lost
the House by what may be a mar
gin of Is or more members, Presi'
dent Eisenhower told White
House news conference he does moi
see in this result any Reputation
or disapproval Of his administra.
tons poliees.
psmes Pleased
Democrats were pleased with the
outcome, but 1t obviously did moi
reach the proportions some Of them
had expected - a circumstance
that some Republicans said coulc
be attributed to Eisenhower's owr
last minute campaigning and the
vigorous drive made by Nixon.
In a give-and-take, Democrats
took away Republican seats In
Kentucky, Michigan, Nevada anc
Wyoming, while the Republican,
retaliated by grabbing Democrat
ic seats in Ohio, Colorado and
Iowa.
Bender's victnry over Burke wa,
preceded in the tabulations by I
successful comeback by former
Sen. Joseph c. o'Mahoney for thu
Democrats in Wyoming. o'Maho
ney for the Dmocrats in Wyoming
| o'Mahoney beat Republican Rep
William Henry Harrison.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03
NOTICE

Sealed bids received BY he vndsTsisnsd NE
furnished story and LOT tsr Q" ne 81 'oesssd 81
los Street. Key said address, i7o P
sth 1854 right reject any ard s
spsn inspection ssfess sed P-M. daily.
LIZZIE LORD REESE,
Adminissrssrix Estate ~
Fsiests N. Lsrd, deceased
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Key West. Fiondo. hos the
most equdble climate In tho
country. with ON Cveroge
rones Of only l4' Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-03

Other amendments which won
approval Of the voters would:
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Evening star., 1954-07-06

I5O6 SOUTH OAKLAND ST., Arling-
ton Vas3- 3-bedrm. cottage. modern
BEAuTff6L BkElAairfni I've oz-BHEDRM. HEdM house. nr.
Cathedral. Avail. nominal rental
e sar,y yeseepslOs seps Refs firs rsoniTed We
s10ISMSIEk 0SSI RENTAL UNTIL sEPT. ID
4 hedrnls. liv. rnis.s lge., cool
lot; ideal for children: nr. NH
and Naval Med; Ctr. Contact r a.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PAKK
Air-cond.; 8 bedrms., nicely fnrn;
recr. rnn., maids rm. Year lease.
Near shops and schools; $21O. Tele-
phone EN-. 3-6236.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., det. Co
lonial. garage. M. Columbia pike and
Glebe I'd. $125 mo. Call JU. 9-4O34.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-cool, COM
pl. furn. house: nne garden: avail.
cHEvyTp Ms vyTpiyr3es; c:RasEs slS6 mo; KE 710sSs.
sSr.; oIl. a.ssse.. sase. M MRS S-s1Sg sp1SugNNINoToN
Aasb absts sscSsa coSionia aTsS1z Tsandroms. Tn sis.
posal; eonv. $l6b: long lease. KE.
1905 II. CAPITOL sT.--AttTac.
neighborhcod: 8 bedrms., iv, rm..
~aAAs AAal.s AtU.s AGC. tAuse m U&I1SS
good transp., schools and stores:
furn or unfurn. HA. 2-92S6. -
CHEVY CHASE. ND, Al e. Bradley
lane--Nicely furn. brick Colonial.
detached house. 3 bedrms,, III
baths. Avail. now. $500. 10 inspect,
can ]. Z; BREUNINGER q SONS,
NEAR GoVT. PARK and Takoma
Recreation Center lswimmins pool
Completely furnished 3-bedrm. house
with den ct So Longfellow st. NV.
Rent only S16O furnished pay
your heating bill. or $116 unfur-
SHANNON SHAM IN Il nIfa L6cHs 1Ss CO.. Ifa1Sef 1SoS d
CLOSE-M SILVER sPRING-3-bed-
rm. brick rambler In excel. location;
well furnished. SI26 mo. A, y.
KESSINGER a. co. JU. 9-4544.
A BEAUTIFUL 7-room house: I'm.
bsmt, front and rear yds. 9TH St.
mr.. Kennedy NV. $125. Ia. 9-0397.
Evening star., 1954-07-06

ARL.. close in: bedrm,: mr.. Penta-
gon, Navy Annex, Ft. Myer; parking.
shopping; adults; $500. utils.
except elec. Out Wilson blvd. left
on Oak St. right to-1534 18th rd. n.
MRS. FANDRICH -7
ARL., 1910. N. Quinn-1-bedrm. apt.
garden type; nice. clean, all utils.,
$71.5n, Mer. IA. h-H37h. ~
ATTRACTIVE 1-BEDRM. APT. in apt.
M. transp.. shops. KE. S-62sS.
5-RM. UNFURN APT. with porch;
newly dec: adults only. Couple pre-
ferred. IA. 2-fS139. IS
1 BLK. FORT MYER-Nice, garden
apt, bedrm.. S64.50 plus utils. |;
avail. July Is. RA.A 3-2270.
LGE. 2-REDRM. AND 1-BEDRM.
apis. IN lovely apt. house. with lv.
rma dinette. kit. and bath and
plenty DbS sIkI Of closet spaee Also laundry
shoppnS sna aTkea Center sd Ssss Snv A,so
to Pent., Navy Annex and Wash,
D. C. 2-bedrm., 500: I-bedrm. :,
S76.75. JItils. incl. in rent. WAKE
FIELD MANOR, INC, 1915 N.
Court House rd.. ArI., va. Cali ia.
$4,000. 8 to 5, Mon. through Fri;
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. has . Few
and 2 bedrm units available.
ariseG @ fr0a arSe ro s Il se eopg PentasoS alsa
Phone TIE. 6-44O0 or come TO the
Office in Adams Bldg, cor. MT. Ver-
CLOSE-iN. i-bedrm. apt. newly dec
GRATED. all .utils.. $3.50 per mo.
Allowance for pro rata part Of
month. Call ia. 7-5200. -s
Evening star., 1954-07-06
HOUSES foR sALE--Nw

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Horace Mann School area; B-bed-
room, 2-bath house with reception
han, living room. dining room. IL
hfary, bedroom and bath on first
moor; bedrooms and bath up-
stairs; this old New ENGLAND CO.
ing but Is Ideally located. Can Mr..
4-005I. MARsTELLER-MccABEs
AMERIcAk UNIV. PIX. AREA, IA
blks. to is. ave.---3-bedrm. seni-
det. brk. on lge. yd.; S1b,950. terms
may be arranged to suit purchaser.
LO, 5-2s00 til 9 pm. HuGGNB
4 HARRISON, INC. I0615 Conn.
AM UNIV. PIX. mod. Q b. rms. two
12. two 6-ft. windows: lovely garden.
air cond. $4,000. Wo. 6-slH5.
CHEVY CHAsE--This brick Colonial
Is a good buy at only $50, 800. 3
bedrms., 2 baths; well located On
Conn. ave. near shopping and exc6i-
lent Transportation downtown. To
see call Mrg. Mann, KE. 7-lpS3,
With THo6. L. PHILLIPS. WO.
(continusd On Next Paos.l
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sTATION--Brand. new e
bay station; viii be ready TO open
within 80 days; located on busy
Marlboro. pike at 53rd ave-. Coral
Hills. Nd; applications for dealers
businessman with moderate capital
who Is sincerely interested In going
into their own business. Phone IA.
rHfs is IT-Frozen eustard ana
money; wonderful for partners o.
man and wife. 435 7th st. s.w. o..
SERVICE STATION on busy Lee hwy.
in Arlington. Va. offered on deal,
small initial investment Ir n. iTeauirsds
unlimited potential that assures
above average returns to exper.. op-s
orator, Phone ia; $500:
Smart 8 :, .s established s;dd business IN ideal
alert party; sacrifice. Ho. 2-9s0b,
HAVE a e MONEY TO 1NtEsT IN - soinr
business. Want full-time working
sHrTsss gHartTnsrship;r D;r sT RoS ls4.T: star; II.
to injury; service station located
at 18th and r. I ave. ne: doing
o good business with unlim. possi-
bilitteS; for an experienced dealer
with approx. $500 to invest in
stock and equipment. Phone ia.
BEAUTY SHOP in modern shopping
center lust completed. for Immediate
occup. For lease. call 10. 2-37S3.
SERVICE STATION, located on Les
hwy. and Route 1913; near Fairsaxs
Circle, Va; excel. oppor. for aggres-
sive dealer; small initial investment
required for stock and equipment
only, For full information phone
cHiLDREN'S SHOP in modern shop
ping center, Just completed. For i'm.
mediate occup. For lease, call 20.
sTATIoNs-A major Oh
company has service stations avaiizs
able for leadership lease In select
locations in d. c.. Va. and Md:
exper. operators. who are interested
in going into business for them
selves and have q moderate capital
to invest. Phone RA. $4,000. Ext. al.
NEW SUBURBAN RESTAURANT
seats 60. Latest equipment on d
Maryland heavy Travelled highway.
miles d. c.; one acre. Owner
will sell or lease bldg. and euuip-
ment. WALTER M. BAuMAN. 172S
K st. NV. Ma. S-6229; eyes,. WO.
h-1I
Evening star., 1954-07-06
APIS. UNFURNlsHED-MD.

2
Mr.. FLOWER-PINEY BRANCH shop
ping center--2 bedrms., cool. quiet.
cony loc.; couple pref: refs; utils.
TAKOMA PIX, 1908 FLOWER AVE-
Liv. rn.. bedrm., lge. kit. bath, 3
closets; $40, incl. utils. RA. 3-0024.
TAKOMA PARK, s514 Greenwood
avenue: large roomed, ample closet
space: one bedroom. $3.50: utilities
included. Key in S510 Greenwood
Apt II or call w. 7-651e. WALKER
ROCKvILLE-one, two and three
bedEni. apis; Nv. rnn.. dinette. kit.
schools and shopping center; S65 to
$50 PO. 2-3003.
det. residence; S66 plus utils.; adults
Snry; no smokers. JU. 6-2694. after
Strathmore st.-2 bedrms.. utiis. HI.
4urn.. very conv. location: block
70 stores, reas, rent. E. M. FRY,
1906 East-West hwy, OIL. 6-7383.
4911 HAMPDEN LANE. No. DE
luxe apt. excel. cond.. 2 rms. kit,
sRssa oRR 1sc.. asl s4s una ind.
ave. NV. Ma. S-0350.
MT, RAINIER-3-rm. apt. unfurn..
baths bath An ntil-. incl. Reas. rent. wa.
$50. .5o@a-bedrm. apt. Cool, cross
ventilation. in Takoma Park. Md.
Near bus and shop. center. Adults
and teen.age children. JU. 5-2150.
ROCKvILLE-Newly redec.: center Of
town; on busline; S5S, incl. utils.
SILVER STRING. mr.. Ga. and Coles
willie, I bedrm., .liv. rm., dinette, kit.
and bath: newly dec: $3.50 mo-,
utils. incl Call Ju. 9-t3490; nights.
SILVER sPRING-1-bedrm. apt, pvt.
entrance. pvt. home; ideal for cou-
pie. No children. Storage space, S76
incl. utilities. JU. 9-3144. -
PVT. ENTRANCE, 3 rms. and bath,
$3.50. Near bus and shop ctr.
Excel. location JU. 5-2150. JU. g.
r2KoMA iaSMA PARK-75o7 Carroll. 2
bedrms., liv. rm.. lge. kit, bath,
newly decor; $50, utils. incl. Ill
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
1100 Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Md.
Next schools and shopping center,
bus stop ct door. WA. T-276S. --I2
Evening star., 1954-07-06

LOOKING FOR a HoMBf Ne have
variety % lovely homes n de-,
sirable locations. al priced right.
Can ll,T1r,s n $500 800 6es & l9 On sr4 go.
TENLEY CIRCLE AREA
just Oh. Wis. ave. 1t EIiicott st. NV.
3-bedrm.. Ita-bath det. bricks nyail,
inlIned.; $3.50 mo. Call BOSS q
PHELPS. INC, MA. 8-9300. ~ d.
6203 CHEVY CHASE PKWY. y.
Lying Tmi nnS-,3aa din sm ut kit. @ sna den lst
rn: S140. Key at 37l8 Jenifer st.
3457 gath ST. 81.
Dandy little home, rmt., front
porch and balcony: excellent value,
80 46si Il 81. s.E,
MARSHALL ]. WAPIx co.
1924 18th ST. A0. A-z003
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coNdREssIoNzL coUNTRY CLUE
5-ACRE ESTATE

with Stone house contatning large
liv. rrn., din. rm., 4 bedrrns.. =
s,, hats ,. slsc 4; lit rec rn with sssss essrsi-
utility room, maids quarters with
bath: beautiful grounds, stable; $500
mo. Ma. 6-S524.
Evening star., 1954-07-06
Excellent for Children
2 AND 5 BEDROOM

Fun Easements: fenced yards: GOOD
cond.: reas. rent: conv. to schools.
shoppins center, Fort Dslyoir.
For Inspection, call so. b-el00-
weekdays, . to 3 pm; ewes. and
MONROE pEVEIoraSENigT Ta1 I az Il coRP.
134 N. King's Hwy. Alez.. VI. N.
Evening star., 1954-07-06
DON'T MISS

Seeing our .available rentals before
you choose one. We list only the
virginia rental homes gives our
firm o choice Of the finer proper
ties at reasonable prices. X
JOSEPH w. SEAY co. Y
113 W. Broad Street
JE. 2-262O JE.2-ee2a
--16 n
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SOFT ICE CREAM STORE
Drive-in. soft ice cream store; txcei.
location on well-traveied st. In D. G.
Wonderful opport. for indiv. or mar
price $11,600. Call ~. g. -i642
week end or ewes: RE. 1880 week
days, or write Box 120-T. Star. 6s