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100 ACRES on Blue Ridge Mt. with
A-room house, located between Routes
ana so. Priced to sell. Phone or
write 7. P. ARLINGTON, Marshall.
clapboard town house. entirely mod
ern; equipped kitchen. dining room.
living room and den with fireplacss,
powder room, 3 bedrooms. tile bath,
beautiful old floors. basement. Oil
a aeas i S.sat Taisf fnS cared n
pond. fireplace, flasstone patio and
walks; privacy; near golf. swimming
and busline; one hr. o; G. Qnered
at $23 800. terms. HORACE i.
4EEgGoae Realtor' Hamilton. Va
oATo6sYHfHSS' MT. HOME on 1o-aer.
wooded and Handicapped grounds; 40
miles D. c. Unique house, modernized
ana furn. with charm. rnld. My.
rm. with stone firepL. cleo. kit,
so-ft; scr, pch: with panoramic view
shop, bath in bsmt. To reach: To
Point Of Rocks Bridge via Leesbure
or Rockville, turn on Rte. 672 on
We. side and immed. left on 666
approx. mile, to sign BROWN"
Tel. L.ovettsvtlle (Va.l 2311.
QUIET COUNTRY RETIREMENT =
Lovely old stone home. o rooms. 2
Kitchen; perfect condition; Is acrei
Ground. Taxes, $40. $10.500.
Beautiful home; "a mi mfr, from town own;
halls, 2 baths, furnace. oil heat:
raspberry and strawberry garden,
large grape arbor, lawn, garage; fne
condition: on hill top, lovely view,
flne vicinity, S13,660.
6TICKLEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
400 N. Washington ST.. Berkeley
Springs. w. Va.
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MARfMousEs FOR REMI

CENTRALLY LOCATED fis., 24x-
SO. Phone 81. 3-0206: sunday and
lisO sQ.qFT. STORAGE SPACE, rear
1928 3 Ct. NV: wide driveway.
BETHEsDA. MD. q blk. on wis. ave,
apDTo1 1855 SS50S 81 r. mover nsas
ramp IN rear Of bldg. Suitable lab
0ratory, research and electronics,
engineers, light mfg. and assembly,
etc. Reas. rent, long lease: possess.
can bs arranged. Consult Mr.. yenk-
NON & LUcHS CO.. Realtors. 1906
q ct. NV. Ma. e-2346. Ill
FENWI6K ST. NE. tW. Va. areal-
Entire End moor Of bldg. containing
approx. $4,000 So. IT,, plus addi-
tionei 2S:O00 SO. g. Of roof storage
sa lSS S0@nEs ucas Ics o HSgs
1908 y st. NV, ma. 6-2345. I'll
store . font cont liss TN st, NV. Cal
NEW MODERN BLDGs with an an fac /
ton. floor level truck DOES Ss' m ps sid.
ways. areas Of 10000 II. up avaiI.
MODERN FiREPR0oF BLDG, 4.oOC
50, IT,; r.f. siding, taiigate loading
small ONCE. customer parking. Con.
yeniently located. See Mr.. Norris
WEAVER BROS. INC. Realtors. DI
AVAILABLE JULY IS--1 900 "a. IT
In new warehouse. O.. Capitol st
area. Protected by central ofiicl
burglar alarm. Also desk space
SEVERAL WAREHOUSES;. 1000 t
$4,000 It. =. N. LI0HTBoWN. WA
NEW RIVER ROAD--1s,0O0 60. #.
brand-new: railroad and truck docks
ONCE, washrooms; attrac. rate tt
responsible tenant. A. a. ROTH
CO.. RE. 1880.
JUST BEYOND DISTRICT LINE Il
Silver Spring, right OF Georgia ave
up to 10000 50. It., Including
beautiful ONCE space, 11'6" ceiling
truck bay opening on street, parkinr
space washable IN rear. Call T. r
am. TAE wa CAREY WINSTON CO.
CO. 5-4422 1873 Conn. Ave. NV
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INvEsTMENT PROP. wANTED
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY

Lots. apartment houses, fats, COM
satisfy the demand we have from
our investors. They are willing %
buy anything that has possibilities
up to 100000. FOR . confidential
analysis OF your deal please cali
Bill Dora. UN 4-7005. No oblisa.
ton, of course.
Colonial Investment Co. E
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STORES ron RENT

DOWNTOWN OCATION
gag QssT. NV.
$50 . mo-, LIST 3 mos; SIS mo.
barber shop, or other line. DIXIE
HOUSING CO.. ia. 9-17O2. -
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COUNTRY PROPERTY tcsn., INVEST PROP sAlI Cont, Nvl

CALIr--LOOK--BUX---M block Con-
necticut ave. near Wycmine. 10.
Excellent condition; IS inviting from
sxtertor o. interior. Income about
$4,000 Terms, Room for parking
S On. LOT koA Act Suissk ls14 On tnis caIl
st.. Xb. 4-Soo5. '''' Ae@. AssA
FLAT-S13 ,50O--Ana-
costa Boiling area. 2 modern
one-hedrm. units. 2 blocks from
Nichols avenue conyeniences. Easy
terms. OMeEs VIII receive considera-
t MaksS Gall NJ v GlsFk ~ s.sSS.ll4
1924 14th st., AID. 4-200b.
above: mo Si.S6o VI: tenants bay
heat and Utilities. Price only SD.
ssR SCI Rr E'o. 4sos1s:so.r is'. a T.
SILVER springs, 4 and 9 unit
bldgs. ct attfac. prices in choice To-
cations. Out-of.toWn owners con.
sOlidating investments. Close ia
finest schools, shopping and transp.
Sus pr IOp e aas aoms Ma Msnes
Almost sold out. 50 don't delay.
call Ed Taylor, Ju. 6-9606 or 10.
9-1724; RALPH j. DUFFIk Build
APIS, s units. 430s saith st., Mt.
Rainier. Md.-Total rent, $3.50 per
month: price, $13,600. Shown by
appointment. Call MRS. YATES,
NO. 7-7203 or LA. 6-3932 ewes.
WHITE MARBLE APT. BLDG, also
suitable for private school; trade
ices. BOX 1857. Star.
LIST COMMERCIAL Oh Central ave. in
P PepsI9! RhF sAsEnnTE9 II. stSS atS44 .p'
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APARTMENT GROUND
"a BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING"

what you'll say when you see
ton. It's simply everything you'd
want in Q bldg. you owned or lived
in. It's also an excel. investment:
has an income Of $9,150 yearly. Low
expenses and will show . net return
Of approx. $3.S00 yearly. Priced
This week end call IA. 9-653s
Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-1s11
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STORES FOR RENT

WHEATON---Store or once, lkx45;
blk on ceogeis ave, on Price
STcRk Ann 1AREHUusE. win re.
model to suit tenant: 2621 tAth ct.
NV OWNER. CO $1,000,
l,OO0 OR 1900 so. IT. fio0r space,
with dry basement. Also customer
parking space. Adjotns Geo. and
In d. c.; buses stop In front Of
store. II. HANNAUER. JU. 5-4T29
or ~. 6-6026, eyes. and sun. Ill
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SILVER SPRING

Six units; 2 yrs. old; brick. freproof
Stairwell: oil h.-W.h. Fully rented;
gross income, $1,000. shown BY
appt. s7O5 Plymouth st. offered BY
builder. p. d. FORD.
~. 5-756o. FU: s-7453.
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Ho. 2-6O20
SILVER SPRING
NEAR FLOWER AVE

4NG114b 49, G4s &1N6s
six-tamily brick apt. BLDG, about
liv. rm., bedrm., kit, dinette, bath
adult tenants; bldg. is Of attrac. Co,
lonial design and located on spa
cious corner lot In Q quiet, refined
neignborhood Of other equally attrac
bldgs.; oil h.-w.h., bsmt.; insulated
attic; annual income APPROX. $4,000
trust, SGT. 900. RUBYE M. ACKEN
JU. $4,000. JU. 5-7433.
APARTMENT GROUND
Mt. Olivet and Corcoran st. "L'
shaped: 100 #. on Corcoran, 90 ~.
on Mt. Olivet I'd. Zoned "40-B'
residential. Half cash, balance
terms. =. Z. CARNEY b CO. Ma
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225 Pennsylvania AVE. Sc.
20x50@ It with full basement: oppo-
site Library Of Congress; suitable
variety Of uses. Wen cooperate In
remodeling. No reasonable offer re-
JOHN r. DONoHUE g. SONS
314 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Ii. 3-O0S4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SHANNON g. LUCFIS co.
2055 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-6S00
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SOUND INVESTRfENT

IN4O A1A10ON 04s NV
Aunt semidet. brick home, loo. on
corner Allison and 18th sts; NV NV;
priced for quick sale; large lot and
beautifully landscaped;. suitable for
doctors ef1ce; sell with or without
furniture: can Mr.; Greene, Lu'
1924 14th ST., AID. 4-2005.
NEAR CONN. AVE and WYO. AVE.
II rms. i baths, 3-story and base
ment. brick residence. For diplo-
matte group, club. residence; former
occupant physician. Price $4,000
Call Mr.. Maloney.
GEORGE /. BoRGER, INC.
643 Indiana Ave. NV. Ma. 6-036O
CUNT DETACHED BRICK
This bldg. 3-years-old. excel. cond.,
aluminium awnings on all windows:
shire View. Md gross rents, $4,000
per ". Priced S3S, $50. Good hnanc-
Ing. For good investment, Sc this,
JU. 9-6170. Ill
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General Commercial

General Commercial
Beautiful Colonial home,
Ideally suited for any com.
mercial enterprise, OF particu-
larry desirable for ofaces or
suites.
Ten rooms. 3 baths: just on
main thorouShfare, close to
Hecht's and Kann's.
1880 square feet, plus 81
100 square feet for parking.
offered at o real sacrifice
price of $4,000, with excel
lent financing available.
Vacant: can be shown any
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
end COMMERCIAL, near entrance e
South Capitol e.. s Mtx ;Mi HEY
Ii. 7-210O or ia. 9-SS53. III
FRONTAGE OF 11S FT.. on ysM
building. plus a new storage shed;
perfect for light manufacturing o.
distributors ONCE; plenty OF pafk.
ing; total Of II, 800 SO. It. OF land
only $4,000 cash needed over long
term trust. CALL MR.. WE1SSBRHG
a SAAs $780, i G0cEs CO., "a so55 WI
1S SG1 SEEdfi GROUND, nearby Nd
CAN SMILEY. INC. UN. 4-S260;
SILVER SPRING - one-story In
able for light manufacturing. ga
rage, paint shop. contractor, cr
any type business; 2,100 %. #,
storage space, plus once and lge'
fenced yard; down payt., $40. 600
balance ions ssad l %SN c sTsH.
Two WIN IN oN aEa units. NV; good
income: res. and ccmml: zoning; good
terms: Tss. cash: details; &c BOY 4.
T fsss o OF sSxxC6ERiEs OR MORE in
city Of Alex. industrial zoning;
sewer. water, gas and railroad sidina
available; 30c per 50. IT.: brokers
protected See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS. INC, Realtors, Wash. Bldg
GAS SAT- sTaTIoN-GARAGE - Pump.
10000 gallons plus per month. pays
rent; garage gravy; ST 800 full
price. KNIGHT REALTY, Mclean
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4 BEAUTIFUL APIS.

4 BEAUTIFUL APIS.
DETACHED CORNER BLDG.
"a rms. and bath, 2-5 rms. and
bath. Lovely new kits. and tile baths
with new equip. Lge. masonry gar.
and sun deck. Beaut. shaded lot.
TSx102. Lovely home and income or
will pay. over 20% on investment Of
Mr.. Dougherty, Du. 7.1202.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
Tia n 0nnn
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P TH% only 1pi $ lZ,Soo. JOHN A. BRICK.
POTOMAC HUNT AREA
900 Q. high. fertile, rolling land;
5000 II. of road frontage; stream:
rm.; modern 4-room and bath guest
or servants quarters; large barns;
caR 2lt T. Z f q Of. I ssas ay'..Iin'
REMINGTON, va. 1s3 A. all tractor
land, mostly open: stream, state
road, old dwellinE--needs some re-
79 re- Ak ASSos r: elec- metal roof vsll
1873 A. Stock farm, stream. s-run.
extra nice dwelling, 2 baths, s1e'-
a ln 4, s1sS Sso metal ...,, roof fscins
8 r.. water In kit, elee. large lot
$50, terms.
500 A. Stock farm, borders river,
spacious DWELLING. m0dern; barns,
Watered. si$, 900. terms.
Dairy farms, timberlands and small
ington, Va. Phone Remington ~,
s ACRES, 7-room house, bath. Of
h.w.h., elec., phone, on macadam
road; 20 miles to ID. O.; spring and
well; possession with title; price.
10 ACRES. e-room modern house;
full bsmt.; 2-ear attached garage;
4-room tenant house, stable, large
machine shed; nice spring; on ma
cadenn road. 2b miles to D. c. 4
really nice place. Price,. $4,000.
A ACRES, e-room modern house,
newly painted and decorated; bank
sSsa s SG miles s'i e s. C. on aaiss pos
session. Price. $1S,500.
CAN w. A, Daniel, Poolesville 211s.
SON PETER, Rockville. Md.
100 ACRES; new lse: brick remblsr
% acres cultivated; new tractor
and complete equipment; y mile
Parasites s acres or more; new
rambler, stone front and stone IRE.
place 70 ceiling; 3 bdrnlA, liv. rm.,
lovely bath, cleo. kit, din. space;
motor port; located between In
dian sd Head and La Plata. Price
others from 49, $500. Also S0T ior
Nd. RExLffIY9 CO ooN On nj. oSo i, sec.
Wai Ssai. ssnd La Plata Phone
lO3 ACRES. fne sou. some woods.
stream, large barn. 9 rn. frame
house. water and cleo. fronts on
cement hishway, near town, hard
20 ACRES fafmette on cement high
way, new 8 rm. house with modern
imgg; long frontage. Its . buy ct
we Rave many other properties for
sale. =. BuRDETIE ~ SON,
eve. Ph. Mr.. Price 23I.
P ..T!I.s RIVE Farm: new n
In crops and pastures; over 100
acres timber; over " mi. frontage
on river; underpriced for quick sale;
purchase OF cattle optional.
E11SCEEPTIo 2sA PRODUCTIVE CAT.
passur eAR I'd s M sers n.v - sFSD,
rambler home, 8 tenant houses. lie.
cattle barn with stlo, 4 other barns:
for .1O-acre lake; IS mi. from Dis
trict; priced under $500 per aere.
esIck. Nd. Phones 214 and 31S-J-3.
FREDERICK COUNTY
NEAR THURMoET--l43.aere dairy
farm; neyer-failing stream through
meadow; 20-steneiion troom for SOD
COW and hay barn; siio. mix house
crops; 9:rm.. frame house. complete
" remedeled. with fun bath. Early
possession. Owner leaytng coup-
try, price reduced TO $4,000 fog
quick sale. u. 5-7324.
LAUREL REALTY co.
SEQ Flower Ave-, .. 3. ~. e-a7nn.
Continued on Next PAss.l
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Consult
Commercial Leasing Dept.
SHANNON b LUCHS CO
Realtors since 1906
1905 II st. NV, Ma. S-2346
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

OUT OF TOWN CLIENT wishes t,
light manufacturing, in b; G: o
close-in Nd, Immediately. Brokers
cooperation invited. HAROLD y
BONART ~ CO., OIL. 4-5947. III
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= ST. MARYs CO. BARoHIN
bscco barn, etc: plenty saw timber
and pulp wood. Near Leonardtown.
Price only S17.5 JOHN A. BRICK
LEY. III. k-6b33 lie
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CHTLLUM AND RIGGS RD.
Vacant store In new bldg. Modern
throughout with air conditioner
Sl36 per mo. ZAGAM1 REALTY
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JOU i 81. IN. w.
Very Desirable oficeg and
suites In 9-story bldg, 3 ele-
vators, heart Of shopping area
near courthouses. banks and
iendine institutes. Average rent
$40 monthly. SEE Mr.. GE1.
HAEDT, SUFT.. ON PREMISES
il ATLANTIC BLDG.
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202O eth ST. N.W.-small store,
suitable any type business. Z. p
SCHWARTZ INC. lola Vermont
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INVESTMENT PROP. FoR SALE

S-UNIT APARTMENTS for sale in
apis. rented. S4S. 800 and ist trust
Of $4,000 available. For appoint
ment to see. call HOLLEY REALTY,
KE, S.b360. Ill
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ave-, Dl. T-BNIU, III
BUSY BLOCK. 9TH st. NV, above K
Large store, approx. 1890 IT.. I:
beaut. mod. front; ideal for shoes.
apgpssrel; etc; Heat incl, low rent I
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CENTRAL LOCATION, 725 end st.
n.w.-Spacious store. 20x55; park
ing space; S100 mo. ST. 3-S561.
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POTOMAC HUNT AREA
ssS oo hie g ro dssf scns TSnr sna
center hall. 8 rms, bath and powder
rm.; modern 4-room and bath guest
or servants quarters; 2 large barns:
IL miles to 2: G: A real Investment.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

couragement, never even budded. Incident
ally. Johnny Roo was the most sophisticated
kangaroo ever to land in the ZOO Besides
having been in the movies and on TV he had
thtmped his tail in radio. He made personal
appearance tour of 40 cities. In New York
City he slept on his own bed at the Waldorf.
Another former high-living guest is Joc1o,
the whiskey tipping bald eagle. Jocko became
celebrity this past winter after he was found
by fishermen on the ice of Lake Superior.
Half frozen and crippled, he was n.rrsed back
to health by Michigan shoemaker. He was
literally tonicked on straight whiskey.
Fortified by generous slug and feeling no
pain, he was placed on plane by well-wishers
in Detroit and flown to the National Zoo
logical Park. Dr.. Mann sobered him up, put
him ON the wagon and kept him there.
Then the storm broke. Jocko had political
friends back in Michigan who insisted that it
was an eagles inalienable right as Americas
symbol of freedom to tippae.
DR.. Mann replied mildly that Congress
would have to appropriate the money for the
whishey This brought distiller into the act.
He offered to supply Jocko for life.
SAT this point says DIR: Mann. 81
mentioned that no liquor may be served
ON government property. which the Park
is. And there's nothing i'm the law grant,
ing special dispensatiOn 10 birds"
This law has been invoked at least once
before. When Henry L. Stimson was Secre-
tary Of War. he presented the zoo with. a pet
cockatoo called Old Soak who had fondness
for bourbon and branch water.
The ZOO has been receiving its VIP's since
Evening star., 1954-11-14

1890 In 1894 the Council of the Belgian
Congo presented the National Geological Park
with its first tiger. Since then the degree of
interest taken by our chief executives in wild
animals has been reflected numerically in the
presentations of foreign governments.
President Teddy Roosevelt's reputation as
big-game hunter was responsible for great
many such acquisitions from all over the
world. The most enthusiastic gift presenter
while Teddy was IN the White House was
Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia. He sent sew
eral lions, tigers, baboons and other animals
addressed directly to the White House.
Smaeksy The Rangs1
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE was the zoos second
greatest VIP benefactor. Surprisingly enough
President Franklin d. Roosevelt received few
and President Truman less. 1t is still early to
tell about President Eisenhower.
Some Of the zoos VIP guests are residents
due to unusual circumstances. One of these is
Smokey. the bear.
As cub Smokey was rescued from New
Mexico forest fire few years ago. In him the
US. Forest Service spotted the symbol for
its fire-prevention crusade. He appears ON
thousands of posters in the U. S. wearing
jeans and rangers hat. Below the Rio
Grande he wears sombrero.
From geological standpoint, one of the
most unusual VIP's is Kri Kri, the agrimi. He
is the rarest of mountain goats and was pre-
sented to the u. S. by the Greek ambassador.
He was three days old when captured by
shepherd in Crete "And some kid. '' Dr.. Mann,
adds, deadpan. The End
Evening star., 1954-11-14
WHO'S WHO zoo

Meet the worlds most famous animals They're
gifts from foreign governments and celebrities.
Here you'll find everything from platinum-blond
kangaroo to eagle who's reformed drunkard
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

The ouled Nails mountain tribe
in Algeria is renowned for its
dancing girls.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Nickel Shower
Gives Rainbow
"A Cray; Hue

MT. PLEASANT, Mich. 1.-THE
golden hue in the rainbow of Mr..
ane Mrs. Charles Deibel 70 turning
q nickel gray.
The nickel shower that television
comedian Gary Moore started still
Is falling on them and they're hap
py about it. But with considerably
more than half an estimated 1o5,-
900 letters emptied their pot totals
s., ,S07. .4s.
Once townfolk and the Deibels
talked aboat 4 possible fabulous
fortune" that would bring a new
home, a pipe organ, a new car
and an educational trust fund for
Postmaster Raymond Hooker es.
timated today's mail brought 49,
600 letters in response to Moore'i
suggestion y week ago that his
viewers send the 2s-year-old couple
. nickel apiece and make them
rich.
Moore originated the idea b
dramatize 4 dislike for programs
that "exploit human misery" Mrs.
Deibsl. vacationing with her hus'
band, was called from his audience
by Moore, who said he ''liked her
face" She said she was satisfied
with her modest life rs the wife
Of an appliance salesman. Moore
then suggested the nickel shower
to make the Deibels "rieh" any.
way.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Wife Number One
Is Furious With
|Moslem Husband

JAKARTA, Indonesia R-Indo'
resian President Soekarno, a good
Moslem whose religion allows him
four wives, has taken his second.
Wife No. / and the young repub.
lies feminists are furious.
Sources at, the presidential pal.
ace said the 54-year-old president,
q pioneer leader of the Indonesian
revolution, had married a Mrs.
Hartini, q divorcee and mother Of
five children, in q Moslem cere.
mony last June.
Mrs. S. Kartowiioni, chairman oi
the women's organization Perwari
said Soekarno's beautiful 2s-year.
old first wife, Fatmawati, had moi
agreed to her husbands second
marriage and is ready to seek q
divorce. Fatmawati and the presi-
dent have four children.
Mrs. Kartowijoni, whose organi.
zation has been ampaign.
ing against polygamy among In.
donesia's 70 million people, said
Soekarno's example "pierces the
hearts Of women's organization
members striving for justice for
married women"
The feminist leader summoned
wornen's clubs to Q protest meet
ing.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Sudden Deaf" Move Seen In
Red China Bid For UN Seat

ton of German sovereignty and
rearmament.
Dulles, now visiting Europe h
confer with German Chaneellos
Konrad Adenauer and British For.
eign Secretary Anthony Eden, MAI
announced plans to attend the
opening session Tuesday Of the
U.N. General Assembly, meeting
at New York City. He win address
the 60-nation assembly, probably
Thursday.
Americas new U.N. delegation,
headed by Ambassador Henry CSb.
OF Lodge Jr., was called 10 the
State Department today for swear
ing In exercises.
The five representatives. and five
alternates were brisfsd yesterday
by State Department offieiais o.
what to expect. The usual attsmpt
by Communist China to Sain ths
seat now held by Nation alist China
was forecast as the probable hrs,
clash between the free world and
the Communists.
Red China's persistent attsmptl
to win U.N. standing have resultet
in $50 failures, counting commit
tees Of the U.N. Assembly % wei
as four tries in vain ut each ci
the past four fall sessions Of tht
Assembly itself.
Members Of this ecuntry's U.N
delegation, with Lodge as chair.
man, are Sens. H. Alsxah4e,
Smith (RNJ) and J. william Fui.
bright (D-Ark), c. D. Jackson ii
New York City and Charles II.
4 Mahoney Of Detroit.
Alternate representatives: James
Phillip Nash Of Austin, Tex; Ado
M. johnson of Tacoma, wash. ;
Roger w. Straus and Mrs. Oswald
B. Lord, both of New York City,
and career diplomat James J.
Wadsworth, who 10 deputy ID
Lodge.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
|Mtcllells
Celebrate
Double Joy.

Coasratulatiens ere In order for
Lieutenant (junier srade) and Mrs.
William r. Mitchell on the dual
occasion Of Mitchell's promotion
from Ensign, and the birth Of their
daughter, Naacy Elizabeth.
1t. q. H. Mitchell, who entered
tAs Naval service January IA, 1858
Ii attached 10 the Fleet All Wea.
thsr Training Unit, Altnatie, based
1t the Naval Air Station.
He reported 10 FAWTU from
TIE Naval Atomic, Biological
and Chemical Warfare School al
Fort Mcclellan, Alabama on Nov.
embsr 8, 1853.
He 10 the con Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. {. Mitchell Of Boca RAtor, Flo
rida. HIS wife, joyce Elizabeth, II
tAe daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ A. Waf1sn also sf Boca Ration
xitchsli 10 q graduate Of Delray
BsAeh High School, Palm Beach
Junior College and The University
of Florida, GaiAssville, Fla. Ne re-
esivsd O Daeheicr Of Science de.
gree h Business Administration
and 10 q member Of Chi Phi Fra.
tsrnity.
A. q civilian, Mitchell was q 10.
gistsrtd real sstate broker.
Nancy Elizabeth was bern On
Augubt II, and weighed 8 lbs.
~unce at birth. The Mitchells now
reside ut 1013 Southard Street ID
Key West.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Lost And Found
Exchanges Made

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. IN Giles
Nan iest his wallet and Pendieton
4. ArfAstFeAs tslsphcnsd that he
Mad found L oa the beach.
Han vsAt b retrieve It yester.
day. Daring tie conversation
Armstrong msAtioned that when he
found he xallst 10 was at the
beach looking for IN expensive
ei4arstte lighter he had lost.
"weli," Hall remarked, II found
. cigarette lighter about the same
place YOU found the wallet"
He produced ne lighter. It vas
ArmSsfpnS's.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Family Pool
lis A "Bust"

MONTEREY PARK, Calf. R -
The Jim Bright family planned to
throw q neighborhood party last
night celebrating. completion of
their swimming pool.
But the party was a bust. So was
the pool, build above ground of
concrete blocks. Water pressure
caused one side of it to burst out
with roar yesterday, scattering
the blocks.
But the Brights and their three
children still have the do-it.your-
sef-spirit. They plan to build a
barbecue pit from the remnants of
the pool.