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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
White Sox
Dicker With
Kansas City
BY JOE REIcHL Err

|
NEW YORK R-Frank Lane, the
trade-conscious Chicago White Sox
general manager, today went after
the Kansas City Athletics in an
effort to add to the two deals he
completed yesterday that brought
three players from the Baltimore
Orioles and three from the Detroit
Tigers.
Without actually naming the
players he hoped to pry loose from
the Athletics, Lane left no doubt
he was after third bsseman Jim
Finigan and pitcher Arnie Porto
carerro, the two most desirable
trading commodities in Manager
Lou Boudreau's assortment of
cellar-dwellers.
"We're ready to trade some
more" Lane said. "Only the cur
few stopped us from completing
third deal last night. We know what
Boudreau wants. He's looking to
get a number of players. He
doesn't expect to pick up any top
guy. We've got enough players now
to give Boudreau the guys he
needs"
Lane figured in the only two
deals swung yesterday as the
major league convention got under
way with separate league meet
ings. The two leagues close out the
two-day convention today with a
joint meeting.
The White Sox traded off seven
players to get six. In the first
trade, Chicago sent pitchers Don
johnson (8-7) and DON Ferrarese
(1S-15 at Oakland), catcher Matt
Bats (.235) and infielder Fred
Marsh (.3O6) to Baltimore for
catcher Clint C Courtney y (.270),
pitcher Bob Chakales (5-7) and
infielder Jim Brideweser (.266).
In the second transaction, Chi
cago acquired first baseman Walt
Dropo (.2S1), outfielder Bob Me
man (.263) and southpaw Ted Gray
(3-5) from the Tigers for first basel
man Ferris Fain (.302), utility in
fielder Jack Phillips (.307 at Holly
woody and right-handed pitcher Leo
Christante (24-7 at Atlanta).
No cash was involved in either
deal.
"We're trying to maintain a de-
tense and add to our offense," Lane
said.
'.Dropo and Nieman give us
right-handed punch and strengthen
our bench. If Gray comes through
we got another left-handed pitcher.
His arm is questionable. We're TAX
ing a gamble"
Paul Richards now has gotten
| rid of all but five of the old St.
Louis Browns since he took the job
Of field and general manager of
the Orioles three months ago. Yes
terday's deal came IS days after
his gigantic deal with the Yankees
that resulted in the departure Of
eight orioles.
eve had to change or remain
stagnant," Richards explained. 81
think we're so per cent stronger
right now and could reach the
first division if it all pans out for
us. We've given up some good men,
but we've gotten more in return,
in my opinion"
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
Kentucky, LaSalle
Named Nations
Top Cage Teams

La Sale and the University Of
Kentucky rated 1-2 today as the
top college basketball teams in the
country in q preseason Associated
Press poll.
La Sale captured the NCAA
tournament last spring, while Ken
tucky was ranked No. / in the
final AP poll after that tourney
was completed. Kentucky was un-
defeated in the 1953-54 season, and
stayed out of the NCAA tourney
because three of its stars were
ineligible.
With 81 sports writers and
broadcasters balloting, La Sale
received 81 first-place votes and
II for second to roll up $40 points.
Kentucky got IS first-place votes
and s43 points based on 10 for
first, . for second, etc.
The leading teams with first
place votes in parentheses:
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07

observation Taken n Post Office
Building. Zoo AN. EST.
Key West. Fla. Dec. :. 1854
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
Ann Valiant Tops
Navy Wives Loop

Ann Valiant, of the Sigsbee
Snackery, rolled high game this
week in. the Navy Wives Bowling
League with a 205 score.
Dee Folkins, of the Maury's Lug
gage keglers, was second with 189
and Louise Duke, of Kotton King,
was third with 185.
High team series was rolled by
the Fausto's Food Palace keglers
with 2130.
The standings:
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
Quarterback Club Holds
Awards Dinner Last Night
Wayne BrantIey
Named The Most
Valuable Player
BY BILL sPILLMAN


The Key West Conchs will
play all but two of their
games at home during the
1866 football season, Coach
Ed Beckman told members
of the Quarterback Club
last night at a dinner meet
ing in the high school.
In announcing next years tenta-
tive schedule, Beckman said that
only the Constance and South Bro
ward games will be played away
from home. Next years games will
also include tits with Central Ca
tholic of Fort Lauderdale, Miami
Beach, Curley, Fort Lauderdale
and Miami High.
Harold Allen, Conch line coach,
in short talk before the club said
that is is wonderful thing when
teammates choose a man that does
not get to play in many games,
as the most dependable player. He
had reference to Sam Curry, Conch
guard.
Beckman told of how the All Con-
ference team players were decid-
ed on. He said that each Coach
from the seven teams went into a
room and listed the players they
wished to nominate for the team.
Beckman said he listed all of his
starting lineup, plus a couple of
extras. He added that all of the
other coaches did the same.
After the original nominations,
the coaches got together and sell
ected the final names. He said 1t
was a hard decision to make.
In commenting on the nomina-
tions, Beckman said he did not re-
member the names of outstanding
players on opposing squads - all
he knew were the numbers on their
backs.
In other statements, Beckman
said that Red Stickney was a crowd
pleaser; Mike Gates was always
good for three yards when we need
ed it; and he said that Roxy Al
bury had a mouth as big as his
and that was an accomplishment.
Beckman added that he is losing
nine out of his starting eleven due
to graduation.
Allen commented that the Quar-
terback Club should start making
a big towel for Beckman.
Awards presented at the meet.
ing were as follows:
BEST GUARD OR TACKLE: Ju.
Lie Henriquez. (He received the
Carbonell Memorial Trophy.
BEST ALL AROUND PLAYER:
Wayne Brantley. (Shrine Trophy
MOST IMPROVED PLAYER:
Frank Hood.
BEST BLOCKER: George Reese.
Lettermen were: Gene Favors,
Jack Mcmahon, John Carbonell,
Ronnie Parks, Ray Bazo, lie Nc.
Lain, Freddy Puig, Ralph Garcia,
Bill Haney, John DeMerritt, Ray
Stickney, Everett Atwell, Norman
Allen, Stu Yates, Richard Kerr
Ken Albury.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Lafayette Golden, executive
secretary of the Florida High
School Activities association. He
said that Quarterback Clubs were
the backbone of high school foot
ball.
| He added that players must love
| football to play. In discussing thu
past season, Golden said that the
8-1-1 record was delightful, bu
not normal"
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
ORE SHIPMENT
OFF in 1854

CLEVELAND R-The 1853 ore
shipping season on the Great Lakes
has ended with one of the smallest
total movements in recent years.
When the final boatload was un-
loaded last week, the seasons ton
mage stopped at 60. .7ss, ,6s7 tons, the
Lake Superior Iron Ore Assn. re-
ported today. A record S5,S44, ,4to
tons was hauled in 1858.
This years showdown was due to
elackening of steel needs.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

TOWEL-TOSSING COACH
Western Kentucky's Coach
Ed Diddle Is q show In HIM
self with his tOwel-wavinx
antics during = close game.
He covered his head when q
player missed D foul shot.
ZAP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under d. c. lasD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, iudit three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt
days are counted the same as
other days.
A:sP n ssss: Mas.as Ros%.is. % ri sss 49, sss ssf 3D.
p.ai soms:. sa. soa sth st. Sc. and
victor strohmeyer.. =. ss. aoiiidsysbarr. Pa.
and Kathaleen wilkes. 70, Arlington.
ssss Ssssn. Evil Winston e. A. Ar. Sass 'ss ss,A .pt g.
Tho@a: Dol.ars; a. ss ssso "a " M.pss i, y y PE I
and susan ODonneii. "a! o121 l4tn
James phiDps. %. Hyst.syills. Nd and
John svsnn, so; and Pearl White. IS.
l'issh ssssr rissssSas ssssts Il kS.ns. kSssns T. ana
yiois Coates; q "a st; nv,
% and frances Aitsmus. q 20, 81 sssss ! Elicott
Harry Hsrlsr. H., ,,rI q. q I ssth oy st, nv.
AHu ESk&I 0Et8&u1Sf Aos xCUS ~ bts
Hans worch. SO. 354s Appleton st. NV.
and Lillian Dimes, 45. 2124 Eye st. NV.
Clarence Halcomb. az. 1927 4th Sc. NV.
and virsinia Hawkins. "a. zoos LIST st.
clifton Romeo. 1s. 729 Taylor st. NV.
and Shirley Harrison, ID. 416h LIST
Louis stoekstiI, 80, 1860 Lanier pl. NV,
Charles Phucas. 20, College Park. Nd.
L and Carol Keesiing, 90. 1857 Carlton
warden Scott, "a. Andrew. 8. c.. and
Helen Williams. 20. 116 44th st. ne.
=. Lofty Hart. 81. 6O4 kennedy st. NV.
Chester Msck r. si 14as IA slss asa S. NV
Seyerino solimine, 81, Naples, italy.
and onorina scappa. ~. 1888 81.
Leonard KNIGHT. 90. LAOS Halt ct. ,s.w..
and Evelyn Hughes. 20. 0iS 1st St.
Nick VEAL 81. Philadelphia. Pa. and
william Clubh. 81, 1925 21st NV. and
Elsa Georse. "a. 2153 California ct.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
IBor Association Backs
Judgeship Amendments

| The Montgomery County Bar
Association has indorsed Mary
land amendments to provide
Circuit Court judgeships for each
county and to add another cir
cult Judge to Montgomery
County.
E. Austin Carlin, bar associa-
ton member, yesterday an
nounced the group on October
4 unanimously voted its approved
of three State constitution
amendments which enumerate
the judicial changes.
! The amendments will be de-
.cided by referendum on the Mo-
vember 2 ballot in Maryland. At
present, two circuit judges
elected to serve the 9Th Mary
land Judicial Circuit are as
signed regularly in Montgomery
County.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
zonine Adjustment
Board Decides on
Group Of Petitions

Ihs District Board Of xoning
Adjustment yesterday took the
following actions after ! day
long hearing In the Board Room
Of the District Building:
Approved request Of David H.
Desk and Bella Abelnlan for
permission TO establish . gaso-
line station at the southeast corr
ner Of Mt. olivet road and Mon-
tello avenue NE.
Denied the Cory Construction
Co.'S request to put in q gasoline
station at Mt. Olivet and Bla-
densburg road NE.
Granted permission to the
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Foundation TO build q two-story
addition to private school at
Wisconsin avenue and Woodley
road NV.
Parking Lots Continue.
Authorized Garfield I. Kass to
continue for flve years operation
Of o parking lot on Twenty fifth
street between e and r streets
NV.
Gave the same permission to
Carl Kettler for q lot on r
street between Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth streets NV.
Granted the same approval to
Government Enterprises, Inc,
for a lot on Twenty NTH street
between z and r streets NV.
Authorized Grace Qualls to
change q radio repair shop at
3012 Eleventh street NV. to an
Office for 6 builder and general
contractor.
Approved the plea Of Fenesee
Haynie to change . beauty shop
into . barber shop at 234 c
street NE.
Allowed Florence b. Wilbur to
waive required on f-street parking
for proposed two-dwelling build
ing at $50 Ninth street NE.
Brake Service Shop.
Approved request Of David J.
Keppel to establish an auto re-
pair shop for brake service only.
at the rear Of 1926 New York
avenue NV.
Authorized Pete and John
Kalavritinos to provide eight
off-street parking spaces on lots
other than the lot upon which
proposed apartment houses are
located at the rear of 1602-12-
% K street NV.
Refused to let George Jay
; Joseph build a one-story rear
addition to dwelling at 1916
Fourteenth street NV.
Refused to let Lima Cristarella
add dry cleaning to repair and
pressing facilities of tailor shop
at 236 E street NE.
| Approved plea of Milton
Diener and others to establish
q bowling alley less than 400
feet from the residential district
and to establish q temporary
parking lot at 1928 Sixth street
Sc.
Allowed Jessie r. Riley to
change a barber shop into q
beauty parlor at 420 D street
NE.
Action on i've other cases
was deferred.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-11
Lank Leonard
Dick Brooks

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Evening star., 1954-05-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE

REQ 40 ! ton; van body, ex7x6
high; rugged: fine. running truck
with excel. set Of tires; $3.50. 2004
14th st. NV. NO. 7-6300. -2S
FORD 1850 la-ton panel; only $515.
LU. 2-96SS. 90 pm. -27
CHEvROLETS (31 1852 moving
vans; excellent condition. Call
TRACTOR-TRAILER - GAIT. drop
chassis van, S375. As F-6 Ford,
$275. New motor. OIL. 2-6220.
FORD 80 model F-5 VS.; long
wheel base, with fat bed. complete
~ gone over inside and out and
is ready to go to work. Low mile
age. has had l owner who has done
light hauling only. Here's a real
bargain. $3.50. FRANK SMALL. Jr..
NC. 1895 Good Hope rd. Sc
CHEVROLET So ,a-ton panel; one
owner. used for pleasure. 5000
miles. Sl.250 cash. Ia. 9-1444.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

HENRY J. 1852 Vagabond; heater.
This car is immaculate. less than
10000 mi; $645. H: B. LEARY.
NV, HO. 2-6O12. i
HUDSON 1851 Hollywood Hornet;
Hydra Hydra. Mats. IMatic. radio and heater;
b3,v bSTtierb0nded II 0,IIa and md an exceptional
b. BUTLER, SSSo INC. ifS1 Hes 'n,i aist AsE ST
NV, DI. 7-0110.
HUDSON 80 Super "6'' sedan: clean.
Iu,oWner car in Al cond. S665.
Written guarantee. TRIANGLE MO
ii0dRSS' 3010 R. I. ave. me-, DE. q
HUDSON '4s orig. blk, 4-dr: good
or offer. AP. 1866 after & no p,m
HUDSON 81 Pacemaker; 7. ana h.,
u2id:osf 1id;; $895, KI; 9-5737. rs
owner: immaculate throughout.
financing. CAITHNESS BUICK.
INC. Used Car Lot. 5113 Wisconsin
ave, NV OIL. $4,000. Lot No. WO.
HGDsoN GlDsSi GRsn 4s super tdt 3 90" adr Ss sedan
MERsoN & THoMPsoN' f chrSslef. SieP:
Plymouth. Dealer. 1927 Wisconsin
ave.. Bethesda. Md. OIL. 2-26I5.
HUDSON AS Super "6" sedan; r, and
h.. Sc; fine condition: S345, as low
as $45 down. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
HUDSON 1949 Super club coupe;
rsdio and heater: at the low price
%oSSnE 81 SSsSi terms; snp6 csGo Gar No s95.A.
Nv WO. $4,000. Open ewes. It'll
HUDSON 1851 Pacemaker "6" 4-door
sedan; attractive green finish with
contrasting seat covers set OF by
white-wall tires: radio. heater and
other extras. A low-mileage.. 1-owner
oLMsTEAD MoToR" " CO Oniy N ~1S2: V;T:
ginia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer,
2saoo 22G9o Wilson blvd.' Arl.,. Va. ia.
JAGLAR 1850 Mark v; sacrifice for
tion Cali PA 5-Ol52' ~
JAGUARS '52 Mark VII sed.; S1.975:
green with green leather and Isl
oMns- MaTs v sony rony.; b5; i; 900 mi sl,950; l
KAISER AZ 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.;
black: $75. WA. 7-4281. -27
KAISER so sedan; r. and h., over
drive, seat covers; very clean and
MECHANICALLY AL. Compare, S595.
MERSON & THOMPSON, Chrysler-
avs smoBse seRhesds Rssles Nd 72o7 g. sS5
LINCOLN '53 Capri convertible: sleek
sparkling Colonial blue finish black
top; low mileage; one owner; de-
heater Sngneq 1oT dr.TessE modern living. radio,
power steering. power brakes. Wv.
tires. striking 2-tone interior, etc.
These cars give very good gas mile
age and from the standpoint Of
99isar &c Sns 1or doliar you can't beat It;
ddine6Sln,MeTcury LIN sSIIrd Dealer; aeg;o 3715 Bla
LINCOLN '53 Capri hardtop convert
lble; lustrous 2-tone blue finish;
custom interior. radio, heater, dual
range Hydra Matte. electric windows,
power steering, power brakes, Wv.
tires, rear speaker. A luxury car
priced priced So, SO you may buy; $4,000
tinguished motor car and almost as
new in condition; 1925. MONT
GOMERY-STUBBS. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer adeG 3715 Bladensburg rd.. AP.
LINCOLN 40 4-door sedan: cleaning
original black; radio, heater. HYDRA
Matte drive; beautiful original in
terror; one owner; low mileage; in
finest condition. Full price, $685.,
MOTORS. 1891 wis. ave. NV. EN-.
LINCOLN '6s Cosmopolitan; EsG9ire
green. essentials, but no gadgets;
less than 1000 miles; peri. cond
Drive 1t and you will agree it's the
best buy. See 1t at 3409 18th st. N,
Just Sesd Of Kirkwood rd.' in Arl. ia.
LINCOLN 1868 Capri cpe.; continen-
save 5000; owners name on re-
quest. JACK PRY, 14th and p sts.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAu

oLDS 1881 hardtop club coupe;
n; Washington st.. Alex. va.:. ov.
oLDs 1853 super .'s" 4-dr,: beaut.
tirss. tsSi Fully nsh eouip.: hydra. % % eiee. eye:
t. S.. r. and h.; power steering. power
brakes; 1.owner. Immac. throughout.
Cost new over $4,000; Sale price.
s. $7s 7n9S Wisaa GaaRsN2oE siSd Sr hCEo yE sIssS
OLDS 1853 "9s" de luxe conv. coupe;
r. and h., Hydra, power steering.
windows. saes' seat control. padded tss SssS: sS
very low mileage; safety-testedsEit-
and Ellicott st. NV, KE. 7-i3OS.
OIDs az "ee"" s4:dr. sed.: clssness
AZ in town. with Hydra, r. and h;
sso ecs sSe5 snd KIRK Hsp MogoR SgS RsSTn. co.
oESs fGSS 1915 So station sssi wagon, wood Sody.
Rocket 49,; Hydrs-Matic; r. and h.
10000 miles: good rubber and good
oE6s Il; s-s51o' Il '"ss" Holiday eoups; @s7 =.
Sesautiful Saa M aAsS sstons finish: ni must ts; s.:
HoYLE aRS fFiSs MofoR e sRrEs i7ls T.
osSs Sye ne n1sea. DU; DDSUS;, $500: 500. .,u, [s .;,,
velvet-black finish: 1000 miles;
showroom cond. Special at SL995.
MCNEIL STUDEBAKER, 4034 Wis.
ave, EN-. .3-72S6. 2S
OLDS '49 4-dr. sedan: Hydra-Matic:
r. and h; low mi; $685.. SEIAER'S
SALES g. SERVICE. 622S Baltimore
ave. Riverdale, Md, WA. S-&000.
OLDS '46; Hydra-Matic: r. and h.:
good appearance: mechanic special;
500. SELLERS SALES & SERVICE,
622S. Baltimore ave-, Riverdale Md.
PACKARD 1850 4-dr. sedan: black;
clean throughout; S795: 30sday
guarantee HILL a. SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, .ll14
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43eu:
PACKARD 1941 8 sedan: low mil:
orig. finish; pvt. owner. $22S or
PACKARD '54 Clipper Special club
seoan; fresh-air heater-defroster;
new-car warranty-title; sale price.
cAPIToL-PAcKARD. eas Phindei-
phia ave-. S. S.. Nd. JU. $4,000.
PACKARD '52 "2OO"' de luxe club
sedan; 2-tone green finish, radio.
heater; guaranteed: sale price,
cAPfToL-PAcKARD, ess PhiiSdel.
phia ave-. S. s., Md. Ju. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
MOTORCYCLES

JAMES AZ; 1"5 cc's.; ideal for teen
age boy; sll5 or best offer. EN-.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Lambretta; 5 h;p,,
Falls Church. JE. 4-39O9. 80
good condition; Ss5. UN. 4-O735.
MOToR SCOOTER. side car. extras.
800 500. Esp,ry EN- I505 ,v,Dsov 80 90
eond.. 10. 7-7716.. after z pm.
MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS
1e46 HID "74" FIJI. Runs good;
buddy seat; front and rear safety
guard. Good paint. Full price S145.
1916 HID "a" DIV. Runs per-
feet; buddy seat, saddle bags. front
and rear safety guards. Good paint
is4s s4s R1p REiGe "a" FIJI. Buddy Seat Seat
Good paint. Driven only 10000
1850 HID "a" DIV. De luxe plus
more extras. Full price 1895
1853 Indian 80" with pleasure
side-car. Like new. Cost more than
81 100 year ago. Full price, S495
New 1858 HID K-45. $500 down.
Il mile races Sat. and Sun. Rich
mond Va. mile Natl. Sunday.
HID SALES g. SERVICE
1865 31st NV AID. 2-O6O2
Evening star., 1954-05-27
TRAILERS

GLIDER, 194s, % it.. all-metal, tan
dem axle: fully equip; cond. excel;
incl. Venetian blinds. two 60-lb.
propane tanks, Q entrances; valued
on trailer lots at ST. .S95; our price.
S1,O75. OF. 4-7520, 2s04 JEFF. Davis
HWY (Route ~ is
AVAILABLE MAY as. 1ss3-vasa-
bond. "a it.. new condition; save
$50. Call XII. S-1O7l ewes, go -27
SILVER DOME 1854 26 Tandem
Modern: must sell. Lot No. .01
POTOMAC PARK TOURIST COURT
3OH
Evening star., 1954-05-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS

$500 Cor less) to be secured by End
trust. avail. to responsible home
owner; must be good property. Send
data to Box 90-M. Star. 80
CASH IN ONE DAY-Second trust
loans and notes purchased Also
MONEY ON 2nd TRUSTS-We viii
buy 2nd-trust notes D. c.. nearby
Nc; or Va; reasonable rates. Ma.
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N Y. ave. NV.
Ma S-5S33
1st, end, 3rd TRUST LOANS covering
D. c.. nearby Md. and Va. proper
ties. Financial relief for all pur-
poses. including repairs. remodeling
additions or improvements. APEX
EEALTX sE Co. oil N. Y. ave. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
1881 @ st. NV. ME. S-2495.
WILL FINANCE OR BUY your 2nd
trust: INQUIRIES confidential RA
S-2313 days or evenings.
End TRUSTS. Arlington area: immed
100 Wilson blvd, Arl ia. 2-33O0
NEARBY VA. : 4l2ct 1st trusts
McLAINE PROPERTIES, 2IOO Will
son blvd. Arl. ia. 2-330O. -
SPOT CASH FOR 2nd TRUSTS
M5sFo oIf,c;ko tT 10 ,pIsCoHNT
Evening star., 1954-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

] SIOUX heavy-duty grinder and
disks; l Binks sprayer with Brown
gun: l Prest-o-Lite tank and pre-
clSion control outfit. Green and
black lacquers. Complete ratchet
ct. coz fire extinguiSher: all like
new: few used auto parts free:
S175 or best offer. Must be sold
this week. Box 275-L. Star. 81
Evening star., 1954-05-27
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

5000 2nd-TRUST NOTE, payable
$50 mo-. 81. over B. and L. trust;
price. $500. ME. S-3104. RA.
FIRST TRUST. S1O,5OO. due in 8
years: interest $50 payable quarterly:
property: sold for $4,000 with ali
cash equity above 1st trust: will
sell all or part in notes of $500.
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON e.
SON, Real Estate Since 1892, 1927
K st. NV, NO. S-3326. -27
S2,626. GO interest, S3I mo. Well
secured on mod. 4-bedrm. home
only ST $50. JU. 9-1S76. -27
Evening star., 1954-05-27
BOATS

J2-FT. NODDED plywood outboard.
7l2-h.p. Scott-Atwater motor. Car
racks. 5000 or trade for garden
FISHING PARTIES-Chesapeake Bay,
Eastern Bay. sharp's Isle, Goose s
KING. 10 4;6s43. daytime. After
FOAM RUBBER bunk mattresses cut
any shape. ship-to-shore radio. GIL
L1LAND. 2145 F NV. EX. 3-6633.
a7-FT. CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 4.
excel. condition. exceptional value
weekdays after g., or west River
+, S0GI SOC 1Sotir Sat-; Sun; or Mon "29
i45-h.p. Gray Marine super-six % EN-
summer; Car LU 1-0449 -27
ALUM: CAR-TOP BOAT CARRIER,
lbs. u Price, sS5. Ii. 7-a44s. IS
DON'T SCUTTLE THE TUB. BUB.
Siass, si,a5 So. it., installed Incl:
sff @ftfrfi RuNAyBoUPP ysST Pafs SoHT a nine EH7ud
mtr. oars. anchor. lights, extras,
comp. outfit, SI75. TO. e-6496,
1e-FT. wHIRLwIND JR.. nodded ply
wood. front deck and acces: with 16-
1853 Cost $500. sacrif1ce $3.50. 10.
S-16s9 after $40 pm. -27
CRUISER: > hunks, stove, head. din
vited. S695. RA. 1898. ia. S-0135.
CRUISER, % #. by sia IT.; Universal
engine; ready to go: S1,S00 SHADY
OAKS MARINA. West River 6001.
3O-FT. 1917 CRUIS-A-LONG, SI.275;
8 #. 8 in. beam. 1S-in. draft: bilse
pump, head, sink. ice box. . hunks,
lights; boat at South River. Boat
& Engine Yard, Riva. Md. or AP.
7-5237. 80
BARBOUR Aft. runabout, with
Mercury Mark 20; $725; fully
equipped; excel. cond.; cost ST ,03O
Evening star., 1954-05-27
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

G0UTHERN DEALERS in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Can IA; S.4S0l.
day: make not important: must be
clean: viii paw cash. Tu. 2-41O4.
WE BUY JUNK CARS. call MR..
BENJAMIN. LU. 2-6666. 1901 Ken
URGENTiY rFTSESH " NEEDED. Clean, late
model cars for export. 40 to '54;
price no object. RE. 1880.
WESTERN BUYER has immed: easn
for nice low mileage cars. NORRIS
A DEALER FROM N. C.
PAYING q high price for clean cars.
7400 Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 3-5655.
Evening star., 1954-05-27
GARAGES

eUBSTANTTAL BRICK GARAGE with
electricity; on wide alley; vic. Union
Station. Reas. JU. 9-SS42. Il
BRICK-Rent, $3.50; near Georgia
ave and 9th st. NV. BOSS &
PHELPS, INC. MA. $4,000. -29
GARAGE FOR RENT-2-csr space;
ideal for storage. RA. 6-9404;
Evening star., 1954-05-27
VACATION PLACES
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me rehnance your home and con.
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and in.
tereSt and give you any balance in
cash; Call MR.. MILLER. ME. S-1220
evenings LA. 6.5l94
Evening star., 1954-05-24
Father Sheridan
FIees Fire That Killed
Missioner in Chile

Father James A. Sheridan OF
Washington escaped injury In a
fire which took the life Of one
Maryknoll missioner and de-
stroyed the Maryknoll rectory at
Portezuelo. Chile, according to
word received here.
Father Sheridan, son Of Mrs.
Sarah Sheridan Of 4849 Six
teenth street NE. is pastor Of
the mission in Portezuelo.
According to information at
Maryknoll headquarters in New
York, the fire broke out at 6 am.
May Is and quickly spread
through the house. Father
Francis j. Mulligan of Jersey
City died in his room. apparently
overcome by smoke.
Father Francis A. Mckay of
San Jose, Calf, suffered slight
burns in the fire. He is Father
Sheridan'S assistant.
Father Sheridan is a graduate
OF GonZaga High School. and
attended Catholic University be-
fore entering Maryknoll In 1884.
After his ordination to the priest
hood in 1941. he was stationed
in the United States until 1914,
when he was assigned to the
missions of Chile.