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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-15
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

We're a badly confused little
town. Until we straighten out
our collective thinking, there
isn't much hope of Key West or
Monroe County progressing the
way we would like.
We 60 around with a chip on
our shoulder, rejecting the con-
structive criticism of outside
agencies-always seeking to JUS
tify what we know deep down in
our hearts is wrong.
We're not ignorant - we're
stupid!
If the Navy-the lifeblood of
Key West-says the housing Sit
uation needs to be improved, then
brother!, the housing situation
needs to be improved! Instead of
crying that the town is being
Slandered, we need to 60 to work
and show our critics that we're
doing everything possible to bet
ter conditions.
The same thing holds true for
criticism from our neighboring
towns. Miami, for instance .
Miami has every right to COM
plain about our undesirable con-
ditions. By the same token, it's
our duty as well as our right to
seek to improve Miami by call
ing attention to unfavorable sit
uations.
Sometimes wonder if any of
us ever stop to remember that
this is the United States of Amer
lea. We're all one people. In
dividual towns are nothing more
than segments of the whole. Like
the human body, however, if one
segment gets sick, it is likely to
affect the entire structure.
Key West has many, many good
points. It also has quite a few
bad ones. When we learn to ac-
cept criticism in the proper spirit,
we'll be on the road toward elm
mating the bad features which
none of us really like.
There's a Bus Leaving -.
Pm quite aware of the fact that
in writing this column, I'm almost
sure to have people tell me: IF
you don't like present conditions,
there's a bus leaving. :" Tut!
tut! so there is, so there is. I
suggest that we load few die
hard Conchs on the bus and give
them an opportunity to learn
that there are other towns and
people and that a mass exodus
from Key West wouldn't hurt the
folks who moved in the slightest.
Which reminds me of another
little bit of downright ignorance
on the part of us Key Westers!
My right to say, This Rock of
Ours" has been questioned sew
eral times.
You're not a Conch. You're
not a Key Wester," I'm told.
Technically, I guess such state
ments are true. I was born in
Texas and I've wandered around
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quite a bit. Nevertheless, the
little bit of family that l have is
here on The Rock so this is
home" to me, whether the Conch
like it or .ot.
Contrast the Texas idea of
friendliness with the Conch idea.
Let man put his foot down on
the soil of Texas and he's Tex
an until he dies. Let the same
man take up residence in Key
West and fifty years from today,
he will still be classified as a
stranger"
Woe is me 80. 3
Maybe something can be done
about the situation. For awhile,
/ had hopes that outside blood
would solve our problems of in
Sularity. Instead, the outsiders
have settled down in their own
rut of indifference!
l still maintain that this Rock
Of ours could be turned into a
little Garden of Eden if we'd Just
remove the chip from our shout
der and accept criticism with a
constructive attitude.
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GRATEFUL FOR HONOR

Editor, The Citizen:
would like to take this means to thank all of the
organizations and individuals who responsible by
their letters, for the great honor which bestowed
upon me at the American Legion on July 8, 1854. am
indeed grateful to those who thought worthy of the
nomination of the Outstanding Citizen Award More CRATE
ful than words express would also like to express
my gratitude to the judges and to the American Legion for
thinking me worthy of such great honor
Again to all - thank you!
JEFF H. KNIGHT, Jr
July II, 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-15
THE CRY OF LAND GRAB" ABOUT
OVERSEAS PROPERTY is A FALLACY

John Kigore, correspondent for The Miami Herald
in Tallahassee blew off his top in sgmatizng as Gland
grab property in the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge Dis
trct that belongs the people of Monroe County Could
Kgore be rightly accused of engineering 'and grab"
in trying to get back property that belongs to him? Yet
he knitted Monroe County for doing that very thing
It plain to that Kilgore not familiar with
the details that pertain to the land in question He spoke
of them as Estate lands" How can they be state lands
when they bought from the Florida East Coast Rail-
way by the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District?
Where did the district get the money to buy the lands?
From the Reconstruction Finance Corporation And how
did the district to be in position to get that
BY THE TAXPAYERS OF MONROE COUNTY VOT-
ING TO PLEDGE THEIR REAL ESTATE, INCLUDING
THEIR HOMES TO GUARANTEE THAT THE RIGS
LOAN OF $3,6OO,OOO WOULD BE PAID, INCLUDING
THE INTEREST ON THE LOAN.
Not one penny of state money was involved in that
transaction but reading Kilgores story would lead you
to think that the purchase of the lands was statewide
undertaking. And, reading the Heralds editorial you
would think, you didn't know otherwise, that least
Dade County has sayso in the disposition the lands
in question. What would the Herald say the people
OF Monroe County asserted that the parks and parkway
in Dade County belonged to the state and should there
fore, be turned over to the state to be operated.
Klgore and the Herald base their contention on an
agreement made in 1916 between majority of the Over
seas Bridge Commission and the State Road Department
that the lands be turned to the department when
the bonds the district were retired.
Ihat Socalled agreement was direct violation of
clause provision in the Reconstruction Finance Cor
porations bond ndenture. The late William R. Porter
who head Of the First National Bank of Key West
well the chairman of the Overseas Bridge Commits
son pointed out to the other members of the commission
that they violating the RIGS provision in the bond
indenture, and added:
Gentlemen dsregardng that provision is equival-
en to attempting to give the brhrght of the peo
pie Of Monroe County"
Representative Bernie c. Papy present at the
meeting and he pleaded long and earnestly with the
mssioners not to sign the agreement But they signed it.
Why did they sign it? They alone that ques
ton satisfactorily.
So what did Papy say after the signing? He told the
commissioners he would have law passed at the next
session of the legislature 947, providing that the
lands in question REVERT to the people of Monroe
County when the bonds iquidated The Citizen asks
John Kgore and the Herald the term Gland grab be
applied tuthfuly to property that it's lawful
owners?
Who drew up that Papy bill? None other than At
torney General Richard Erwin at the time he attorney
for the State Road Department. The Herald and Kgore
keep on harping that "local" bill 1t NOT
local bill 1t was general bill See Chapter 24251 Laws
of Florida, 1947)
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Aid For Kansas

EUREKA, Calf. Up - Mayor
George Jacobs sent the following
telegram yesterday to Mayor vii.
liam Rarden of Fort Scott, Kan. !:
understand your thermometer
Sizzled up to 120 degrees. Why
don't you and your fellow citizens
close up shop and come out to
the cool redwood region of Hum
boldt County where the gentle
breezes of the Pacific waited us a
Salubrious So today. Hottest day
we've had this year the tempera-
ture barely got up to 70. Come on
out and cool off,"
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M. r. r.

the years work of q Tokyo taxider-
mist, a stuffed 30-foot whale weigh.
ing almost a ton, to q berth In Q
whaling museum here. {
Turkey has 116 daily newspapers.
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Lieut.. w. A. Grisson, chaplain
at MAS, Boca Chica, is being de-
tached from duty at that activity
and will be relieved by Chaplain
Robert Lowell Stone, reporting
from the Chaplain's School at Will
liam and Mary College, Williams
burg, Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-15
WANTS TO TRAVEL

TOKYO R-Mitsuo Harada, head
of the Japan Astronomical Society,
has accepted a 25-cent down pay.
ment for passage to the moon. II
came from a member of the space
travel society who said he was
tired of earth"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-15

Carl Schultz, brother Of Robert
S. Schultz, was an arrival in Key
West yesterday from Atlanta, Ca,
to visit his mother, Mrs. w. M.
Schultz, and other relatives, at 800
Whitehead st.
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BEAR TAKES FARMERS
MIND OFF HIS COW

WEST HOLLAND, Vt. R-Far-
mer Bernie Wheeler was arguing
with a stubborn cow in his pas
ture Tuesday when a powerful
blow on the back knocked him
sprawling.
THAT was no cows TAIL" he
muttered.
And it wasn't. A huge black bear
stood there with her paw raised
protecting two cubs.
Wheeler said he ran.
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PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes expressions o. HE views Of s read
but The reserves the right 10 delete any items which
considered bslevs The writers should he
f.r end ecne the letters 400 words and write side
o. tho en Signature 81 he writer must seeempany The
letters and will BE- published unless requested otherwise
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-15
WHALE OF A JOB

TOKYO Ut was a whale Ct
4 job for q year, but who wants
another whale stuffed?
Fifteen strong men carried off
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July Is, 1919

One Key Wester spent about an
hour in the city Jail before paying
his bill and another almost became
involved in appeal of a Municipal
Court fine of $40 before he paid a
"a Scavenger bill after Judge w.
P. Archer had found both guilty
of failing to obtain and pay for
scavenger service.
, 1954-08-02
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN STANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DpnrT NM
coNvENING THE LEGISLATIVE AssEMBLY oF THE

/, ARCHIBALD "A. ALEXANDER, Governor of the Vir-
gin Islands Of the United States, by virtue of the power in me
vestedIby Section z Of the Organic Act Of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States, approved June %, 1886, do hereby con-
vene a special session Of the Legislative Assembly Of the
Virgin Islands to be held at the Municipal Council Chamber,
Municipal Building, Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin
Islands, at HOO am, Monday, August 8, 1854, for c%onsidera-
ton of the following subject matter:
1.For the purpose of enacting a new Electoral
Law of the Virgin Islands of the United States
to conform with the provisions Of 1.-THE New
Act of the United States Virgin Islands
signed by the President Of the United States
July %, 1854.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Government of
the Virgin Islands of the United States, at Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 9th day Of July, AID, 1854.
A.A. ALEXANDER
(SEAL) Governor Of the Virgin Islands
Countersigned:
Charles K. Claunch
Government Secretary
, 1954-08-02

Your fame as . hostess win reach new heights when you serve
this Orange Angel Sundae. First you bake an angel food cake
using one wonderful package of mix to bake in two loaf pans. Top
with vanilla ice cream and pour on q rich Orange Almond Sauce
for q mouth watering treat.
o,.n.o - c.nA.o 4@AaM44AA i
I package Swans Down Angel 1f2 teaspoon grated orange rind
Food Mix 1I3 cup butter
1 cup Log Cabin Syrup I2 cup slvered toasted almonds
Prepare angel food mix as directed on package. Pour batter into
two INCREASED 9x5x3inch loaf pans. Bake in moderate oven (35O0F)
80 to 50 minutes, OK until cake springs back when pressed gently II
center with finger.
Cool cakes by turning pans upside down at once, resting corners
on edges Of other pans, If necessary. Let stand until cold =
2 hours.
Combine syrup, rind, and butter in saucepan and boil z TO 3
minutes, stirring constantly. Add almonds.
Cut cake in generous slices. Top each with . ball Of ice cream
and serve with the warm sauce.
, 1954-08-02
NOTICE
OF REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS

During the. month Of August, 1854, the Registration
Board will meet for the registration Of qualified electors in
each district as provided below:
At the Court House Police Christiansted every MON
DAY for the residents Of Christiansted Town and Suburbs
from 4 pm. until s pm. beginning August 3, 1854.
At the Court House Poice) Christiansted every WE'D
NESDAY for the residents of Christiansted Country District
from 4 pm. until pm beginning August 4, 1854.
At the Court House, Frederiksted, every TUESDAY for
the residents Of Frederiksted Town District from 4 pm. I'M
tile pm. beginning August 3, 1854.
AT the Court House, Frederiksted, FRIDAY for the
residents Of Frederiksted Country District from 4 pm. until
s pm. beginning August 6, 1854
The meetings during the month Of September will be
announced subsequently.
All those persons previously registered need not register.
except in cases Of change Of residence, or continuous absence
from the Virgin Islands in excess of one year.
THE REGISTRATION BOARD
St. Groxa. y. il I. S. A., 9th July A.D.1954
WILLIAM F. MooRHEAD
Chairman Registration Boa-d
, 1954-08-02
FOR SALE.

UnN NO. q OF 81 johns, Property Of the Estate Of
LEONARD b.. WILLIAMS, deceased.
Sealed bids will be received by MI. Peter Jackson, Exc
Icutor Of the ESTATE Of LEONARD B. WILLIAMS, de-
ceased, in care of ALMERIC /. CHRISTIAN, attorney for
the estate, for the purchase Of the above described property.
Bids will be publicly opened on Monday, August 9th,
1854, at 8 o'clock pm. in the law office of Attorney Almeric
I. Christian, located at No. 404l Queens Cross Street, Chris
tiansted The Executor reserves the right to accept or reject
any or all bids. Sale Of the property is subject to confirmation
BY the District Court Persons desiring to inspect property,
please contact Mr.. Peter Jackson or Attorney AImeric 1.
Christian, telephone No. I53.
Almeric i. Christian Peter Jackson
Attorney Executor
F. G. Box 425 r. o. Box 126
Christiansted, st. Croix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

n NlE day arrived in the sleepy town of Asunci6n
Il Mita in southeastern Guatemala two and half
years ago. the nightmare of Communist persecution
seemed million miles away.
It didn't seem possible that the odious influence OF
the Kremln could reach into this republic OF coffee
and coorful Indians, only two hours by air from the
Panama Canal and 1000 miles from New Orleans.
Yet during the next two years. with my own eyes,
saw it happen here on the American continent.
watched handful of power-mad men in Asunci6n
Militia execute clever Communist plan and take our
town = and the country = away from its citizens.
Most often l watched with my hands tied. My
mouth was sealed by pledge not to interfere IN
politics But even when as an indignant individual.
spoke to my parshiOners against the immortality OF
Communism was silenced by the local Red-ed police
Just as if had been behind Europes Iron Curtain.
was arrested, INTERCEPTED, and insulted This was
last January g. On February g. day after the arrest
of two American reporters, was put on plane bound
for New York and forcibly expelled from country
whose people had tried to serve.
When came to Mita in October 1851. found it as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

had pictured it = hot coorful and poverty-ridden.
Three quarters of the 5000 Spanish Indian IGdiOs
administered to in the were landless and litter
ate They worked their meager strips of rented soil
with crude hoes much their ancestors, the Mayans.
had DONE They had little use for politics. Govern
ments came and went without stirring these honest.
simple people.
Asunci6n Mita itself was small. In addition to our
church, the town boasted police station, town hail.
post Office and some IS shops. We had no newspaper
or radio station and only one telephone.
Red ImGilHa2iO@
HERE were less than handful of outright COmmu-
nists in Mita They had intrated some of the impor
tant positions Chief of Police and leadership of the
Peasants Union, the CampesnO Federation = but
they were still too weak to show their true hand.
Then in June, 1852, our town was shaken from its
slumber What happened in Mita took place stimuli
taneously throughout Guatemala. The National Con-
gess passed the Agrarian Reform Law and before
long, was witnessing the almost complete Commu-
Continued on page 20
Evening star., 1954-05-12

GI body. left. steel. 1901 Kenil-
worth ave. ne. LII, 2-6665. Is.
FORD '52 Vanette; definitely tin-top
cond.; will paint any color 81 .695,
written guar TRIANGLE MOTORS.
3010 r. I. ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
CHEVROLET 1887 panel truck has
passed d c. inspection. Call Ii.
CHEVROLET 1851 1-ton panel; ex-
Gel; cond.: owner leaving town:
$795. May be seen at .444 18th st.
BY owNEkadMc 1853 tandem
body; new tires; nothing down: take
over payments. Ii. 7-2155: -l7
DODGE 1850 h-ton panel; green,
fiuid-driye. very clean. 5000 or best
offer. JE. 1856. ia
FORD '53 Pickup; driven only. 5000
miles and used for light work: abb
solutely factory-new condition; ST.
255. LOGAN Ford. -2017 Virginia
FoRD sTs N.Y. 1Sio islior NE sSsasi nsnsi red Iaos
& SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer; lila Vermont ave. NV. AD.
CHEVROLET 1852 2-ton tractor;
clean condition.: $4,000 mi. saddle
tank and fifth wheel: 81 .495 or best
9fafss. 9ffsF. O Can "a MRS. MOORE ME- f.
FORD so model F-5 long wheel base
with almost-new stake body. Cab
Jocks like new inside and out. All
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC, 1888
Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LU. 4-570o,.
Evening star., 1954-05-12

CoLORED DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Large ground floor area in apt. bldg.
now nearing completion at Sherman
and Euclid NV. Will customiZe Ia
cilities to suit tenant.
THOMAS H. RYON, MA. S-4972.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

Continued on Next Page.)
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

STROUT CATALOG-Mailed FREE;
"a States. STROUT REALTY. 234-A
Woodward Bldg. Washington. ST
PvT. S7T's5 OWNER. must sell 40, acres.
rage: rage 1,74O-ft. road frontage; q mi
from Hyattstown. Clovefleaf on
Gomus I'd. Year-'round stream: p
fenced. OIL. 6-6601. weekdays;
LogDoUN CoUNTYwon Rte; ~ SO. 81 &c 3
ing turkeys. chickens or beef cattle
$50 acres level ground. under cul-
tivation;- lge. turkey house with
9 tenant houses; S65.o0o. "a
FARMS ARMS FOR sALE-commuting
aistanee scTss1 Isl acres. ss5ss ssa sefss al
very productive farms; JOHN BUR
DoFTa [Do3FgTIa colesville' Nd Can cA1s sV
Mo5EkN1zE a5SffH;1 THIS large. sound, GOOD.
lookine iooks new % super hwy: barn ane
outbldgs.; easy drive to Wash. a
real country home opportunity y,T9 f9l
Si5;75o, Sia55;73651os, caSthe1shurr RipLEY q 200 HoMAH
Weil1kept farm Of 100 acres within
easy daily drive of Wash. on good
hard road with nice-looking sound
home, barn and outbldgs;o e. M tne
Ppt p5ice sS6 Of city y1PTFY n1Rs on oqt5 RoMER iTs
RaitGE; Reaitors, eaithersburg ase. ''
$500. 500 acres Of Woodland
about 1000 yards on Pc River.
and 65 it.: on hard road. 65 miles
GESThEnAN's fSSIh N n Z; fE;sffAiTfEsE2so fli acres
on Lee hwy; unending. view Of sky
line. Move 100 steers in now. 9-rm.
house looking right into 3-acre
lake. tenant house, garage and
barns; cross fenced and watered;
price; s40;oOeos g open IN. until IN I,on sold, Id
kITMSN ali dS,vf REALTY t0' Co. EselasiSs SS
BSkGSiN 1isGiiii ii IN 9-otsSE 'o!ss:AcKE EAkMz.
long frontage; Frsdericko Co; MO
ADAMS. al ss0o 81. = a.s5i1 1S;FVciL Or oL. 4-SaSi.
ga miles south on Route IL: 90
acres. all in grass. Never-fail-
ing stream through farm. Large
dairy dTs barn With h. Is bocp Stspch1Gns wth
fully equipped. Stone house with
All necessary outbuildings. For
quick sale. Call or write HENKEL
N. LAMP. Route 3. winchester. Va.
FAIRFAX CO., Is miles to Falls Ch.
Spacious Colonial home tslate
roof on 10 beautiful acres. large
stream in rear. Liv.. rm, 30x15,
flrepl.: din. rm., equip. kit, each
15xI5; Sunrm., den. u bath: second
a., 4 twin-sized bedrms., lge. tiled
bath; stairs to full attic; fun !bsmt.
oil h.-w h.; nice barn, chicken house
2-ear garage; tractor equipment:
deep freeze; fowls; S27.950, S1S.-
600 financed. payable S160 per mo-,
incl. taxes and insur.; terms; an eX-
cellent opportunity. LUCILLE COOK,
JE, 2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
GA. AVE. EXTENDED - 100 acres;
beautiful. rolling, fertile land: Ches-
ter loam soil. On paved road. 6-room
Colonial home. Large cement block
barn. SIS, 200 1st trust. SIGLER q
CO.. RA. 3-3431. g
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SAIL

NASH ST. s.E-Two lots. 4ex9!
each. Call LU. 1-e937 or LU
e LSTs. eoxsoo IT. with city water
MOL. Call RA. S-7697. -i3
ROCKVILLE AREA-6 lots for S4, 900
vii With seWssrrsse and water. also elec
DEvELofMEHNT EWi 11fsHHi TRACTS of 100. 9ic i4o
$50 and 400 acres. All utilitie
available: In Virginia. Best location
for medium and low-cost housing
VIII assist financing and develop
ing. OWNER. XII. 9-6577. ewes:
MANOR CLUB-Lse. wooded lot
ABOUT is ACRES on practically leve
SS ABOUT 0n Ia u miles Il beSMSay begona Fairfax 4a
HHaaciL Va freeHntting. 6s6 +; and extsndin,l
Price. s25. 900. LoUfs +. SHOE
MAKER. 1919 K st. NV. Ma. 8
CAMP SPRINGS. Md, Prince George
GansE RS ~ 6eah in sransa section ave devsopn SI
with fine ramblers and other modern
types, tract Of about 21s acres
wooded, with frontage Of about 3S.
It. Price, $4,000. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER, 1919 K st. NV. Ma
WHEAToN AREA. 10 acres, over so,
1sns steady dfEe SilssS sa$So hoye psf
Out-of-town owner has authorized
me to dispose of this land. Propert,
sired IS GEAR H,H eaH frra1gs r1Nsm terms Il de
BUILDERS-63,O 900 So. #. In d. C.
zoned .4O-A: fine elevation: financin
available. MR., BENNETT. Ma
125 ACRES near Mechanicsyille. Md
party with saWmilI: 1880: d
5ooas8s77; eyes, LII. 3-916s, NO; z
sHEiGRiIiEY ACRES. Just of ir shirle
acre wooded home Site on city wate
and state road. Priced from $99s
LYNCH g. SONS, Developers, Spring
field, Va, XII. 9-575S.
13Ox25O FT. LEVEL WOODED LO'
si5tn stEicted d.. sub,sdiyisions ucs win WI cor
in lot. ia. 2-6S76, any time. II
RIVER ROAD AREA; Just under q
acre of wooded, level ground on sur
fac fssed dr'ss road 10 lSSoft S6o fTontaEs saeri
ROCK CREEK HMLsMBeaut. corne
lot with some fine shade trees; abou
acre; All utils. EN-. 2-4232. 0
8 OR le ACRES, reduced near Pooies
phone and eiec. wo. 6-i7Sts2. [i4 f''
BEAUTIFUL X ACRE and acre home
sites, Potomac Hunt Club section o
Bethesda. Wooded or clear. Lol
prices, easy terms. EDW; 6. ADAMS
33rd AND CLAIMING ST. NE.
|. ave. bridge; approx. 10000 50
IT.; 7-rm. frame house on property
Terms if desired. ST. 3-3657.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

FAST ACTION on sale of second
trust Virginia properties; reasonable
discounts. Call MR.. WAGNER. JE
4-4900.
$3.50, 900 worth of seasoned we'll
secured deferred purchased money
end trust from builders portfolio
reas. discounts. Cali MR.. FRED
ERICK; Re. & 5o2461. atd o.o uon.,,,
SO balance due and payable Al.
yrs; 40So discount. Det. building or
dbl. lot: 22nd and Upshur st. ne
$4,000 1st trust he. 4-6617. Elk
| 3-34OS, HOLLANDER. -12
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
Solidate your present trusts, thereby
reducing monthly payments and I'M
terest and give you any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. ME. S-122O:
evenings. LA. 6-5194.