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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08
Mrs. Campbell Is
Hostess To PTA
County Council

Sixteen members of the Monroe
County Council of Parent Teacher
Associations met on July 2 at 100
p. m. at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Harold Campbell to
make plans for the new year. The
date for the school of instruction
was set for October 20 meeting if
the state and district speakers are
available at that time. The men,
bers selected Juvenile Protection"
as the main topic for the all-day
meeting, with the sub-topics of
Recreation" "Saftey," Juvenile
Delinquency" and Driver Edu-
cation"
Mrs. Pat Figley, district vice
president will conduct the school
in the absence OF the president.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08

shop"-sood buys here and also
you may pick up any froeks
which you may have been pur.
chasing on the "Iay-away" plan.
Mr.. Albert will be there to han.
die accounts, TOO.
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WELCOME TO: Ruth and Leland
Hindle from Jacksonville who are
visiting Sue and Win Jones. The
latter'S youngest offSpring-Robin
has constantly astonished the
HindleS with her prowesS in the
water and they are convinced she
must be either part fish or frog!
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Mans Msgazine Rack" per.
fsetiy describes the grand new
LITTLE shop on 400 Fleming Street
which has opened recently.
Located in HE midst Of Our
Town, you oil will be able to
pick up most any "poeketbook."
magazine or comic you wish to
read. And there is . wide choice
At MANS News ShopI
Noticed the inexpensive iUVe.
nile literature. All those swell
Golden Books-7se end also the
miss Frances - Ding Dong
School" are found on ths turning
racks.
So, a. the end Of the day when
you feel like loading UP on the
magazines with which to spend
Q quiet evening or six-don't for.
get TO step in at Mans News
Shop-hY HE La conehal
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PAST PARTICLES: Our New
York Sun Man who in 1899 wrote
a sketch, criticism (he's telling
us?) and burlesque"-of Our
Town. And so we quote on
"The process of getting religion
sometimes consumes three days,
during which the would-be con-
vert literally sprawls on the floor,
fasting and praying. When the
religion comes, it is proclaimed
by shouts Of GLORY! Glory" and
by phenomenal leaps in the air,
while the congregation sing and
shout hymns. Each hymn has from
fifty to one hundred verses"
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In Poineians there is Bills sv.
permarkst and whilst the name
10 modern-snd the products
found there are HE Iatest-thers
10 an old-timey stmosphere-rs-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08
ITCH NO MORE.
IN Is MINUTES.

III NOT PLEASED, YOUR Zoe
BACK Mt any drug store. Use easy.
tO-apply ITCH-ME-N NOT to aIIay the
itch of eczema, athletes foot. ring
worm. poison ivy. insect bites. Feel
the relief i'm Is minutes or yOur
money mack at
GARDENERS PHARMACY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08

Mrs. Keller Watson, Mrs. Birk
Simmons, Mrs. Doris Edwards,
Mrs. Daniel Garcia, Mrs. Wilbur
Franklin, Commander Walter Toy,
Mrs. Ben Adams, Mrs. Merville
Rosam, DR.. and Mrs. Harold Camp
bell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08

miniseent Of the "neighborhood
grocery store".
For instance, anyone who stops
in there can sample that deIiei.
Gus homemade lbY Momma Jer.
rD macaroni or potato salad.
Wait a minUfe-am wrong on
that. Sheila. Bills pretty wife
made it but "Momma Jerri"
added bit Of this and some of
thaf-and it is the best tasting
stuff. Needless TO say-on these
summer days, what with picnies,
etc. homemade, already made"
salad is truly a boon.
Bills SUpermarket delivers
tree-is open seven days and al
SO in the evening. Phone 1880 or
better still. drop in and meet
the family. You'll like "Poppa
Louis" ever So mUeh-'cause he
had a grand sense Of hUmor.
And too-at this fine SUpermark-
ct, recently opened-youII be
able to buy excellent, tender,
high quality mests-cut TO your
order. Their staples include all
the Well-known brands-and they
have frozen foods too. Every.
thing on that market list" can
be found at-6iIrs Supermarket
-Poineiana!
- - =
My Red Shawl tells that Lempi
LakSo, and her husband Bill, OF
Our Town who is Swedish born has
returned to the Fortieth Reunion
OF her High School Class-in Ma
garni, Michigan.
Understand this is one of the
those delightful spots in the U. S.
which still retains the charming
traditions of-Sweden. Bet she will
tell us of the wonderful smorsgas-
bord!
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OF course, II is the desire and
thought Of Our Town that all YOU
visitors will enjoy your stay and
not forget US. BY having dinner at
the A and B ohsHar Ao,,sa I'm
Front, you'll find a view which
is unsurpassed in sheer beauty
for this charming dining place
oVerlooks the shrimp boats-and
wafer and sky-and-'fis IoveIyI
p. s.-fhs meals (seafood plat.
ters are the speciality are ex.
eelIent!
- - -
My Red Shawl tells me that,
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SATURDAY NIGHT

For Cootiettes. Coolies. the
VFW's and Auxiliary men,
bers and guests of members
of the four organizations.
Square dancing at the VFW
home. The small charge will
be used for the benefit of
hospital work for veterans.
Please wear ginghams and
blue-jeans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08
SILVER POLISHING

Old powder puffs are handy for
cleaning and polishing Silverware.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08
TONIGHT

Enjoy a real Key West"
dinner at the air-conditioned
Elks Club annex-prepared
by the Does. It's all very rea-
sonable and the Does have
planned a fine program Of
entertainment. You'llJbe sor-
rY if you miss this!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08

The US. tuberculosis death rate
has declined from 1889 per 1O0,-
600 population 1903 to 1875 today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08
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In Peinciana there is Bills Sv.
permarket and whilst the name
10 modern-snd the products
found there are HE Iatsst-fhers
10 an old-simey atmosphere-rs.
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Herman's, 5l2 Dvval Street is
closed TEMPORARILY due TO
ALTERATloNl Pretty soon now.
you'll have . pretty shop with
pretty dresses. These are the
things which have made the
name Herman" famous in Our
Town.
Don't overlook their Budget
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08

My Red Shawl tells me that.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-08

My Red Shawl tells me that
Norman Wood has returned to his
home from the hospital and is do
ing well. What with his pretty
wife, Shirley-to nurse him-know
he'll continue to recuperate in fine
style.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
Interior Dept. Approves Twenty-Year Program For Soil Conservation

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary of the Interior McKay's office Friday announced his approval of a 20-year program calling for ex- penditure of 250 million dollars for soil conservation work on 273 million acres of public and Indian lands.
 The new program, subject to provision of funds in future years by Congress, has been placed un- der direct supervision of Orme Lewis, assistant secretary for public lands.
 No details of the program were announced. It would begin in 1955-56.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed Bids in single copy subject to the conditions herein will be received by the Director of Aeronautics of the Department of Aviation, Territory of Alaska, until August 16, 1854 and then publicly opened for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work for grading and improving of the Air port at Kotzebue, Alaska Plans and Specifications and project documents may be obtained from the Director of Aeronautics, Department of Aviation, Room POP, Glover Bldg, An chorage, Alaska.
 Bids will be opened publicly in the office of the Director of Aeronautlcs, Glover Bldg, Anchorage, Alaska at 1O:OO am. AS.T. Aug. 16 1854.
 Performance bond will be required for an amount not less than 50 per cent of the contract. Payment bond Will De required for an amount not less than 50 per cent of the contract. The right is reserved, as the interest of the Territory may require, to reject any and all bids, to waive any informal- ity in bids received and to reject any item of any bid unless such bid IS oualifified by specific limitation.
 HERMAN PORTER,
 Director of Aeronautics
 Department of Aviation ,
 Territory of Alaska.
 Publish July 26, 28, Aug. 2 4, 9, Il, 1854
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Friday were: MT. and Mrs. Jim Walsh and children, Mrs. Fern Locke and two children, MT. Cortaz, Mrs. L. Flynn, MT. Lovegren, Nancy Smith, Mrs. Steve Andersen and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Roy Wall and two children, May Bale, MT. Delmonte and Louise Polet.
 Departing were Esabel Cryst, Charlie Castel, Lorrain Tormel, MT. Nay, Louise Polet, Rodney Boucher, Helen Flynn, MT. and Mrs. Kokoshuruk, Janet Faires, Larry Calvin, MT. and Mrs. H.. Tripp, Nancy Tripp, Noree en Walsh, and Vernon Smith.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
BILL APPROVED TO ALLOW S2oo,00o EMERGENCY DEBT

WASHINGTON, LR-A bill auth orizing Alaska to incur indebted ness of up to $2OO,OOO in cases of emergency and to issue certifi- cates of indebtedness was ap- proved Saturday by the House Interior Committee.
 The committee eliminated a provision to permit the territory to borrow up to 10 million dollars for public improvements such as schools, colleges, roads, bridges and other public facilities.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
21 German Workers Killed When Bus Is Struck by Train

WORM, Germany, R-Twenty- one persons were reported killed near here Saturday when a pas senger train struck a loaded bus at grade crossing.
 The death toll was announced by federal railroad officials. They said seven persons were injured. All victims were passengers in the bus, which was carrying 30 workers home from jobs at fur niture factory.
 Witnesses reported the bus was carried along the tracks 300 yards. It tumbled over and over, trap ping the passengers inside.
 Most of the dead were killed outright. The injured were rushed to hospitals. The train engine was derailed, but not the coaches.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Continued cloudy with mount ing light drizzle and fog tonight and tomorrow. Southwest winds IS to 20 mph. Low temperature expected tonight 43, high tomor- row 52.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 2 am. today. Precipitation 1.15 inches. Month total 1.62 inches Highest temperature 61, lowest 46 Maximum wind 20 mph from SW. Sunrise at 2:48 a.m., sunset 9:29 pm.
 A year ago today: highest tenn perature "A, lowest 61.
 Extremes this date since 1907: highest 78 in 1926, lowest 35 in 1O17
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
Fisherman Believed Drowned June 30 Found Hungry but Safe

JUNEAU, R-Dazed and hun gry but in surprisingly good shape," Clarence Olson was found on the beach at Snettisham Inlet Thursday near the spot where he was believed to have perished when his fishing boat burned on June 30.
 The Petersburg fisherman was found by the crew of the fishing boat Oslo. He was dazed and could not recall his own name until given some milk and hot soup.
 Brought to Petersburg in a plane, Olson insisted he had not eaten in the more than three weeks he was in the wilderness. Doctors who examined him said, however, he must have had some food to sustain him.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
Time Not Right for Statehood Bill, Says Governor of Hawaii

WASHINGTON, R-Gov. Sam uel Wilder King of Hawaii says House Republican Leader Halleck told him "the time is not right to bring out resolution to send the Hawaii-Alaska statehood bill to Senate House conference.
 King told reporters Halleck R-Ind was friendly and frank" in conference Thursday on statehood. The Senate has ap- proved a joint Hawaii-Alaska bill while the House voted for Hawaii alone-and there the matter stands.
 "He said to bring it out now would precipitate rumpus that might delay consideration of other administration measures which must get through" King related.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26

A book entitled Distinguished American Poems of 1854" is being published this fall in Lima, Ohio, by Orval Burdette Lippincott.
 Alaskan poets who are inter- ested should send a stamped self addressed envelope for details to Distinguished American Poems, 426 N. Shawnee St., Lima, Ohio.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26
4-Year-Old Takes Family Car

LOS ANGELES, R-Police say Jack Todroa, 4, freed the family car from a curb yesterday and steered it downhill through three intersections. Reaching 50 miles an hour, it struck Donald Bou- dinot's auto, turned it over, killed Boudinot's collie dog, and finally hit James Matthews house, of ficers said.
 Damage to the car: more than S1,OOO. To Jack: a cut lip and three loose teeth.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26

MT. and Mrs. Roy Wall of CAA and their two children returned on Fridays PAA from vacation in the states which took them to Kansas and Oklahoma where they visited friends and relatives.
The Nome nugget., 1954-07-26

Goose quill pens are kept on desks in the US. Supreme Court, largely for ceremonial reasons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

home contains 3 spacious bedrms',
library in addition to liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm.. equip. kit, full
dry bsmt.; auto. h.-w.h.: gar. Terms
Very good value. H. CARLYLE
deLOZIER. Realtor, WA. $4,000. WA
caEVGkLY. esos 1nwood st; near
brick Colonial: liv. rm., din. rm.,
complete kit. side porch. LIST A.: full
dry bsmt.; large lot. Priced at only
$4,000. CT with $500 cash. Bal
snce, $81.72 per mo. VACANT, Open
q GIoR for ua n'9 9ssSs C. COL o sATGH en-
CHiLLUM RID. Assume CT loan
Semidet. brick; 3 bedrms., powder
rm;;, garbage disposal. dishwasher.
fTi n,,i 6smt s,., mostly out-o ott;;
CO, MA. $4,000, AP. 7-S947.
COLLEGE PARK-Large. 2Ia-story,
l2-rm. frame home; 4 baths: 2 kits.
hot-water oil heat. Ideal for room
ers: near campus; only S16,950,
with So 900 down or offer. Call WA.
n Dxvfs & Y 20. . D'm'' ROBERT Mls s.
CORAL HILGs-cape Cod. 4 bed
rms, 2 down. 2 up; ga baths. sun
room. dining rm., breakfast nook
all-elec. kit. rec. rm.. full bsmt.
NV NV neat ats garage Close to every
thing. JAMES E. MAHoNEY. Hu:, g.
GREENBELT. MD. - Coop. nome,
$1,000: 2-bedrm. row brick, equip
KIT; Lear gar. ADD Ridge, I'd
GREEN MEADows-vacant. newt,
ssa : sarI h sssni JOHN S'f # soRs
KHYwiooD AREA-Det. Cape Coo
with expand. End A.: lee. fenced cor
lot: gas h.-W.h.; garage; WALKING
dist. to D. G. bus. ROGERS REALTY
CO. Ma; S.0994. AZ. 7-s947.
LANGLEY PARk-2-bedrm. semidet
$1,000 cash: above !, 81 d,t trust; Pay az
3-3so55: ewes. ~. $3.50. IL
MT. RAINIER AREA-sI 900 ,dowr
Fun bsmt.. lse. lot: i Blk. street.
car, PRICE; Sill 900; CATHERINE
R GEaslN TERkA " $685. Bic,
rambler; 3 bedrms.; rec. rm.: dish.
washer and disposal; gas &C. AS.
sumo ~ loan. JU; 9so424. Eyes;
~, 1904 X L, H. CARMICHAEL
RIVERDALE, $3.50 down-Brand-nev
Sep dn 0 r eo DissHFe tile win SstS
equip. kit. with cleo. garb. ,disp.; lse
level lot; mr.. schools. shop, ant
transp.. in cow. Riverdale PIX. ]
tremendous value ct ONLY &10.600
mo, pymt. as low as $73. See thi
W WELL Egg e.. S W. 7l4sO eEs 81 sSs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
6009 GREENTREE RID.

Near Suburban Hospital. 2-bedrm
attic with plumbing and heating
roughed in; kit. with dining space
daylight bsmt., ground level exit
Attractive fenced lot: price, $14.950,
Nav CT.
ROBINSON REAL ESTATE
JU. 7-7117 Ewes. EN- 3-e317
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LONG LONG
BRICK RAMBLER
1O8 FIT. ON 8 ACRES

Near Silver Hill; center hall, 9 rms.
all very spacious, including den ant
rec. rm., pa tiled baths. 2S
screened porch: Gear gar. Every.
thing on one floor only: oil h.-w.h.
paved driveway; on paved county
hwy. Custom built by the owner
Only yrs old. Asking S49,5O0
worth far more. Will trade or
other home. investment property Oh
vacant land.
T. b. BURGESS 20. s-s513 til s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BRICK-$495 DOWN
HOME AND GARDEN

Cory 5-rm. bungalow. with screened
front porch on n acre of level
garden land; only 10 min. from
D.. c. line by Indian Head hwy.
Priced under $4,000 and on rea-
Sonable terms. Ready to move in.
Phone now. LO. 1887 or 10.
7-9122.
JIM BRITT
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BETHESDA

KoRzENDoRFER-built rambler: 2
twin-sized bedrms, . baths lge. liv.-
din area, spacious kit, util room,
garage, screened porch; fenced yard.
H. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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3-Bedrm. Brick Rambler
$11,5OO-$81 PER MO.

Large corner lot; full bsmt. Assume
4cs CT loan. owner transferred, In
mediate occupancy. MIR. JONES. AP.
7-S9SS. COX & CO., UN. 4-1b26.
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BETHESDA

SI4.95O
M. Naval Hospital; all-brick bunga-
low, custom built by present owner,
this home has 2 lge. bedrms. and
suficient room on End a. for Ord
bedrm; beautiful mod. kit. with
with auto. h.-w.h.; also beautiful
Handicapped, fenced-in yard: within
walking distance of parochial and
public, schools. transp. and stores
This nome is in beautiful cond
sOLEM REALTY CO.. OIL. 2-S90S.
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HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.
CARROIL KNOLLS

Close in Silver. Spring. Almost new
hree-bedroom brick rambler situated
on beautiful large shaded lot. I'm
maculate throughout. Fireplace. has
both living and dining room: Bsmt;
transferred. Price. S1S.950. Call
JU. 9-S010 It'll 8.
MONTGOMEPV
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BETHESDA. SI4,25O--Nr. NH anc
elem. schools. Lovely brk.; . bed
rms. on LIST; l lge. rm. on End
nice comb. kit.-din. rm., lge. leve
lot. Call ewes. OIL. 2-0135 or ME
S-4653. GULTON r. GORDON. Jr
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HARDWOOD
Three-bedrm. rambler, 23-ft liv. din
area with fireplace, GE. kit with
breakfast space. Full bsmt., $16.950
H. ]. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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BETHESDA-Spacious mod. Colonial.
near Naval Hosp. and NH. 3 fine
bedrms., powder rm. LIST f.; table
spaced kit: porch; full bsmt.; wide
open vista; excel. terms. EARL T.
WRIGHT, OIL. $4,000 OIL 9-S542
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Bradley blvd. area; new last
August. Immaculate white brick; 3
bedrms., tile bath. large liv. rm.
with fireplace. Colonial mantel, din.
wing. kitchen with breakfast space.
garbage disposal. storage attic; full.
dry bsmt.: outside entrance; level
lot: driveway to kitchen door. S7O2
Ridge I'd. OWNER. OIL. 2-2O26
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BETHESDA PARKWOOD-Sensa-
tional value; like new Cape Cod;
walkout bsmt.; fenced lot: mr.. sch.
NH: 81, 800. 1920 Woodfield rd.,
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BETHESDA-Center hall brick Colo
nial attrac. cor. lot, slate. roof; 3
RueSt-size din. rm., lge. kit, screened
porch, paneled recr. rm.: built-in
gar: reaS. priced and on easy terms.
Call until 9 pm, WO. 6-322S.
nRQRY 4 JOHNSTON IL
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A CoMFoRTABLE ACCENT
3-bedrm.. white brick with screened
porch on fine lot. Lge. attrac. liv
Eeiehborhood leaves nothing to b
desired. Call DOROTHY X. WIN
SToN 4 co. 905 18th st, NV. ST
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EXCELLENT Sc. LOCATION
2BEDRM. BUNGALOW
ONLY SI2.75O
Assume lee. CT loan; less than VI
old: spotless. full daylight bsmt
with ground-level entr.: very lge
lot A beautiful home at Q mode s.
price. Mrs. Cox. LII. 9-S136. ATIAs
REALTY CO. ST. 3-736S. IL
BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD RAMBLEF
3 spac. bedrms.; deep Handicapped lot
Anchor fence; lee. auto. washer. Full
price. S1l. 500. $500 down. vii
let furn. 30 for 81 900. Mr.. Ham.
mono. WE. 5-4454. ZAGAMA
REALTY CO. 1896 H St ne
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POTOMAC-For sale by owner. new
modified Williamsburg Colonial, 2l4
acres. 3 large bedrms.. baths, COM
bination living-dining room. de luxe
kit. large screened porch: 2-caI
garage with shop space; II bsmt
with rec rm. area and f1repl. Dir.
Out River I'd. to Potomac left on
Falls I'd. u mi. to Burbank dr.. list
house on right. Call OIL. 4-3340
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BARNABY WOODS-smart brick CO.
lonial. Seven rms 2 baths: garage.
esm.;; h;-E;h;; $26,5o0. LEGUM q
EN-. 10000.
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BY OWNER

SILVER SPRING.
2410 Hayden dr.. 3-bedroom brick
rambler: cleo. kit, full bsmt., "
years old: scr. porch: "a blk. from
school $19,95O, BY apt. Ju
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Gunman Takes $500
At Telegraph Office

A lone gunman held up the
Western Union Office at 3027
Nichols avenue Sc. and took
5000 this afternoon-the fifth
time the Office has been robbed
in recent months, police said.
Miss Sarah L. Cover, Sc, a
clerk, of 502 D street NE, said
a colored man came in about
1920 pm. and ordered her to
put the money into paper bag.
When he started to put her
into a back room, Miss Cover
said, she "glared at him."
II see I'm going to have a lot
Of trouble with you," the gun
man said.
you're not going to have any
trouble with me, but you're
going to get yourself into a lot
of trouble" she said she replied.
The man then walked out.
He was described as about IS
years old, feet II inches tall,
weighing 100 pounds and wear
ing a dark brown hat, a light
tan coat and dark trousers.
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Ace Pilot Freed by Reds
Joins Wife in Canada
BY the Associoied Press

VANCOUVER, British Column
bia, Dec. 10.-A Canadian fighter
ace, the horrors of two years in
a Communist prison camp be-
hind him, sets off on the second
happiest flight of his life today.
Squadron Leader Andrew r.
Mackenzie's happiest flight
ended here Thursday. He stepped
from a Canadian Pacific Airlines
plane from Hong Kong into the
waiting arms of his sobbing. but
overjoyed. wife Joyce.
Later today the couple, to-
gether for the first time since
the veteran RCAF pilot was shot
down over North Korea, will
board and RCAF plane for Ed
monitor and Montreal where he
will see his two young sons and
two daughters that he last saw
in November, 1852.
In a hurried press interview
here, he turned aside all ques-
tons concerning his experiences
in Red China prison camp.
His refusal to discuss his life
in prison was in accordance with
strict orders from RCAF head
quarters in Ottawa.
Ottawa sources said the rea-
son for the ban was to protect
other prisoners still held by the
Chinese Reds.
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Eisenhower and Cabinet Get
Bronze Presidential Medals
Humphrey Presents
Latest Addition
To Historic Series

President Eisenhower today re-
ceived his Presidential Medal
from Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey. The secretary made
the presentation at the weekly
cabinet meeting.
Each member of the cabinet
also received one of the medals
as a personal gift from Mr..
Humphrey.
The medal, which is the latest
addition to the historic series of
Presidential Medals, will go on
sale at the United States Mint
at Philadelphia tomorrow. The
price is $3.50, which includes
shipping charges.
The medal is bronze, three
inches in diameter and was made
by artists at the Philadelphia
mint. One side has a relief head
of President Eisenhower done by
Sculptor Gilroy Roberts. The
other side is the figure freedom