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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-09-28

II THE CIRCUIT COTRT or EHE
ELEVENTH n DICIAL CERCETT
OF FLORIDA II AND FOR MY
ROE CONT ~ CHANcEKH-
N0. s-2e3
ISLAND HOLDING ColTPAET
n FLORIDA. a Florida COR
Plaintiff
Us.
ALBERT ". ROBERTS. some
times known a. ALBERT "
ROBERTS. e a.
NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS
SALE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIKEE rhzr
the undersigned Comm issien-rs- m
der and hK virtue 90 rhzr cerzall
order heretofore ~urerrd be- EE-
above entitled cause lE Honu-atl=
Ross Williams. one 80 the IuLErs
Of the Circuit Court 81 thr EIeE-zta
Judicial Circuit - FLORIDA on and
fer Monroe County. SirriuE al
Chancery. VIII uu MondaE- rhr -Ih
day 81 October. A H. 1ssn- b.
tween 11-00 O'Clock A Al and see
o'clock T. A. Al the frunr dnur 80
the County Courteous tn NuETae
County. Florida. offer Tor sale anH
sell al public auction - the hzGhes-
bidder for cash. the follow tnE a~-
scribed property. lying and being IN
Monroe County. fo-Wlt-
Lot . Of Section l. in Town
ship %. south Range 40 Eas1
A a. HORTON.
HELEN T. HILSuN
ALVIN A IRA
Comm ssiou--s-
THOMAS IL ANDERSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Miami. Florida
septls-el-ss- ocrs- 1ssa
II CIRCUIT COIRT. STATE az
FLORIDA. ELENENTH ILE1I-
GAL CIRCG 1T. MONROE uoI -
TN. II CHANCERN.
Ne 1885
FANNIE r HERMAN.
Complainant,
WILLIAM HERMAN.
ORDER OF PI BIHCATEoN
II appearing hy the sworn hlE
filed in the aboVe-stared cause th1r
William Herman the defendant
therein named. is non-resid-ur -
the State Of Florida and rsss1lt-s Al
Piermonf. New York that said de-
PENDANT is over the axe 81 twenty
one years; that there ls no persia
IN the Stat Of Florida th- serrioe
Of = summons in chancerT upuz
whom would bind said defendant
It is therefore ordered that sale
defendant be and NJ is hereby r.
quired To appear To- th- hin - clsu-
plant filed in said cause un or BE-
fore Monday. thr 7th daE 90 0icto-
her. 4 J.. 1s4o, ofherNVi-e the alie-
cations Of said bin Viii be- taken -
confessed 10y said defendant
II is further ordered that rhiz
order be published once each usseE
for four consecutive weeks Iu TIE
Key West Citizen, "a newsTiaper pu1-
lished in said county and state
Done and ordered this sIsr Gar
of August. 1890
(SEALD Ross a. SauyHr
Clerk Circuit Court
BY (Sd) Florence r SaWEer
Deputy Clerk
LOUIS SPIGEL
Solicitor for Complainant
auE31. sept l4-2l-2k. lsz8
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YESTERDAY: Mimi tells Kay
hOIO SandTd held oUeT her head
an innocent incident trhich San
ORA could distoTt and make the
upright Colonel belieUe. SdndTd
may hare used similar tactics 10
force JEFF 10 marry her.
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BOB'S 3-HTTER
FAILED TO STOP
HOT BENGALS
ROOKIE HURLER SHUTOUT
INDIANS. 20: YANKEES
CHANCE LOST AS AS DE-
FEATED THEM, So
(Spee1aI to The Cftizen)

Especial to The Citizen)
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-RudY
York's home run in the fourth
inning with Gehringer on base
was the paying" blow that
-clinched the American League
pennant for the Detroit Tigers
yesterday afternoon on the Tribes
home field.
The victory, coupled with the
Philadelphia Athletics triumph
over the New. York Yankees,
obliterated any chance Ofeither
ICleveland Of New York. Indians
ale now three games in the rear
of the BengalS with only two
more to play.
VI n = lNO-A III 4OOA O1SC NAOON
was a 'heartbreaker" for Teller
He held the Tigers to two hits
and no runs otherwise. How
ever, double plays pulled him
out of several tough spots. He
struck out four but gave seven
batters free tickets to first, the
cause of many anxious moments
before his teammates came
through with the double killings.
In a surprise move, manager
Del Baker sent rookie Floyd Gle
bell to the mound. The job of
holding the Redskins in this vital
game was a burdensome one, but
tGiebell came through with flying
colors. With men on bases, he
was invincible, scattering the
six hits he allowed and tanning
six men, including Chapman
three times.
The last meeting of the season
between the Athletics and Yam
KEGS was a disastrous one for the
New Workers. When it was all
over. the worlds champions four
year dominance over the Ameri-
can League was ended and an
eight-game winning streak was
snapped Johnny Babich, who
had defeated the Yanks on four
other occasions this year. limited
the Gotham nine to five hits. He
held them scoreleSS until the
ninth inning. Connie Mack pre-
dicted the downfall of the Yanks
and his team handed them the
clincher yesterday.
Washington Senators absorbed
the worst beating handed any
team Of the now closing 1910
baseball season. Blasting out %
safe hits in the biggest Slugfest
of the year. Boston Red Sox
romped home to a PA triumph
over the Mats. Centerfielder Di-
Maggie had a perfect day at bat.
five for five. Even pitcher Os-
termueller batted 1000, four for
four. Only one member of the
Sox failed to hit safely, shortstop
Carey.
Chicago White Sox edged out
the st. Louis Browns in the tenth
inning of their contest, 4-3. Die
trich and Harris staged a pitch
,erS' duel.
National League results: Phil
adelphia Phillies BANKED the New
York Giants. 60. as Klein and
Warren homered off King Carl
Hubbell ST Louis Cardinals
walloped the Chicago Cubs, Ill
Pittsburgh Pirates eked out a
victory over the Cincinnati
Reds. 4-3. in 10 innings.
Results of the games:
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LEAGUE MEETINGS
RASERATI S0FTRATJ.

Officials, managers and players
of both sports will meet in City
Hall Tuesday evening of next
week. Baseball session will con
vene first. 7:30 o'clock.
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FOR SALE
USED CARS

New Selections Today
1886 Ford l2-Ton Panel
1888 Plymouth, 4-Door
1887 Nash Amb. Ga Door: radio
Lots Of Other Good BUYS
Easy Terms
DEACON JONES USED CARS
Fleming and Elizabeth Streets
Sept27-2t
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The Tain pyramid in the state
of VercruZ, Mexico, is built in
seven sections and is divided into
364 inches.
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The Ohio Agricultural Expeu-
ment Station has found rhat
wheat mixed with corn IS salts
factory dairy feed
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ISLAND CITY LEAGUE
key West Baseballl

The Star Spangled Banner
first was printed in the National
Intelligencer, Washington, D. c.,
Sept. 81, 1914.
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Subscribe TO The Citizen. &c
weekly.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS-Good beds. quiet neigh
borhood, hot water; $3.50 sin
gle, $500 double, per week.
THE TIDES, 400 Eaton street.
sept23-1Wkx
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How About New Rules
For London Bridge?'
cry Associated PreHEJ

NHy AkHocIhtrd PreASJ
BERLIN, Sept. 28.-It isn't
cricket to use English words in
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HOU SEHOLD FURNITURE.
Frigidaire, Gas Stove. Water
Heater, Beds, Tables Etc. All
household furniture cheap as
one lot. Apply Pollock, SIG
Duval Street. sept27-5t
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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 6

First Game-TrOjanS VS.. p.
Second Game-PirateS VS.. Blue
SoX.
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TYPEWRITING PAPER - 500
Sheets, 75c. The Artman Press.
mav19-tf
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BASEBALL GAMES
Navy Field. l:30 p.n.l
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
First Game-U.S. Marines VS..
Blue SOX.
Second Game - Key West
ConchS VS.. C.G.C. Pandora.
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SECOND SHEETS-5Oo for SOC.
The Artman Press. nov19-tf
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FURN HE'D APARTMENTS.
one with single room and sleep
ing porch. Apply rear 602 Du-
val street or Army and Navy
Store. sept12-tf
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CLASSIFIED
COLUMN
ROSES
PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas:
antique frames refinished. Sign
painting. Paul DiNegro, Ga
Francis street Sept9-1mo
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YOrk'S Homer Off Feller
Clinched American Loop
Flag For Detroit Tigers
SPORTS CALENDAR
And STATISTICS
MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES TODAY

ANdEn1OHN LE4GUb
Philadelphia at Boston, two
games.
New York at Washington, two
games.
Detroit at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Chicago.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
Chicago at St. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
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STANDINGS

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Major League Baseballl
Evening star., 1940-06-14

ramps will be constructed so that
each car may be rolled easily into
position.
The starting blocks will be re-
leased by the same lever method
used in past Derby races. BY this
system, the starting blocks are
dropped simultaneously, allowing
the cars to roll off the ramps to-
gether. Haywood N. Saunders. first
vice commander of the District De-
partment, American Legion, again
will serve as chief starter for the
coaster race. Mr.. Saunders was
starter in 1888 and again last year.
Four more applications for en-
trance in The Star-American Legion
sponsored Derby were received at
Derby headquarters in The Star
Building today The applicants are:
George S. Douglass, jr,, 13, 3706
Seventeenth street North, Arlington,
Va; Edwin Bowling, 10, 3O14 Twen-
ty-fourth street NE; Marshall P.
johnson, IL, 2l4 Elm street, Chevy
Chase, Md. and Dave Yaukey, 13.
4400 Maple avenue, Bethesda, Md.
(Watch The Star tor Derby NeWs. J
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Awards Are Offered
In Soap Box Derby
Quiz Tomorrow
Set of Racer Wheels
And 81 in Gosh Prizes
To Go to Winners

A set of Soap Box Derby racer
wheels and cash prizes totaling ST
will be the prizes sought after to-
morrow morning by eight boys who
will compete in the quiz broadcast
on the Derby rules over Station
WMAL
From $50 until 10 am, the eight
boys who survived earlier elimina-
ton contests will be asked ques-
tions about the 1910 Derby rules by
Bill Coyle, radio director of The Star
and a member of the Derby General
Committee. The winner at the close
of the half-hour program will re-
ceive a S6 set of wheels for his coast
er car
Second prize will be 81 in cash.
and third and fourth prizes are 81
and ST., respectively.
Those competing are Leo Coratolo,
13; Raymond Deaner, IA; John
Donohoe, IA; William H. Hall ID;
Edward Howard, IA; Philip Jordan,
13; Stanley K. Peterson. Is, and
Norman Right, IA They STAYED off
scores of other youngsters in the
two elimination contests held few
weeks ago. Such a complete know
ledge of the rules was shown by
these finalists and the other boys
who reached the semi-fnal stages of
the contest, that selection of the
last group became a difficult matter
The additional time allowed the
finaliSts in which to study up even
more on the rules promises a hot
contest.
Invited to Broadcast.
Derby entrants and fans who
want to be on hand for the broad
cast are invited to witness the pro-
gram. An extra attraction has been
scheduled, with Don Irwin. fullback
for the Washington Redskins, hav-
ing promised to be at Station WMAL
tomorrow morning.
Meanwhile, carpenters began tear
Ing down the wooden starting ramp
used in the 1888 and 1889 Derby
races, preparatory to building the
inclined surface according to a new
design.
Derby Director Zeb T. Hamilton
yesterday checked over the four
car ramps, and instructed the work
men to begin the job at once, in
order to be ready for Derby Day on
July 13.
aior changes in the design of
the ramps call for reducing their
Evening star., 1940-06-14

for organized camping, 1t Is suitable
for brief summer excursions which
will give underprivileged children at
least a temporary respite from the
city heat.
The excursions will be carried
on m addition to the regular camp
ing program of the Community
Chest agency, which has arranged
for IS children to attend Camp Good
Will, maintained by the Family
Service Association in the Chopa-
Wamsic area. .a
Evening star., 1940-06-14

height to about half, which will
make a more gradual slope for the
Derby racers to traverse.
On last Wednesdays Derby radio
broadcast, Mr. Hamilton explained
that only three cars would race in
each 1910 elimination heat, instead
of four, as was the case last year.
Therefore, only three starting ramps
will be erected, and these will be
placed farther apart to take ad-
vantage of the wide street offered on
the new Derby course.
The decision to race three cars
at a time creates an added safety
precaution and at the same time
provides for greater distribution Of
prizes.
Last year each group of cars had
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Children in Southwest
To Go on OUTINGS

Barney Neighborhood House has
completed plans for taking 100 chill
dren of the Southwest area on day
and weekend outings to the Ccdars,
country home of the late John P. 8.
Neigh, who willed it to the settle
ment house.
While the Cedars is not eouipped
Evening star., 1940-06-14

to be lifted three or four feet in
the air to be placed in position on
the ramp with their noses against
the upright starting block. To
enmlrate extra handling. back
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Roinbow Division to Elect

District veterans of the Rainbow
Dlvlsio will mold their annual elec-
ton and installation of new officers
at 7 pm. tomorrow at the Capitol
Park Hotel. Delegates will be named
to the 22nd national reunion of the
division, it was announced.
Evening star., 1940-06-14

DERBY STARTING EQUIPMENT-Derby Director Zeb T.
Hamilton makes few carpenters start
to work rebuilding the Soap Box Derby starting
ing to design In his right hand Hamilton holds
OF the wooden blocks which racer
rests before starts the doW The the
Derby will be about half high and will
have more gradual slope The will be held July 13
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1940-10-31

3725 VAN NESS ST.-NEWLY DECO
rated: rms. sleeping porch Elec. Fire
man, gar. Woodley 1888. evenings or Sun.
Evening star., 1940-10-31

1922 EASTERN AVE NE ROOMS
and bath. a m i, yard rent So 90 Apply
474 st. NV NE 11O7.
5O19 QUARLES ST. NE ROOMS AND
bath, brick bungalow, ami; large base
ment and fenced yard: rent $4,000. Apply
Evening star., 1940-10-31
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL.

1st and c SITS. n.e.-Living rm.. Dedrm
bath and pullman kitchen. From $50 per
month includes gas elec. and maid serv
Evening star., 1940-10-31
THE CENTURY,

2b5I 10Th ST. NV.
Newly and beautifully furnished apart
ments of ! room, dinette, kitchen and bath
and , rooms. junior dining room kitchen
ana bath Rentals include electricity for
lighting, cooking, refrigeration, etc. Sec
retarial phone service. Resident manager,
Evening star., 1940-10-31

EASY WALK DOWNTOWN.
1913 21st ST. NV
Between r St and Mass AveD
One Block From Conn. Ave. Shoppes
and Transportation.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN. DINETTE AND
BATH WITH SHOWER $3.50.
Gas. electricity and refrgeration in
cluded in rent Ample private parking
space. Immediate occupancy.
1918 21St ST NV
Evening star., 1940-10-31
SUBURBAN ROOMS.


NICELY. FURNISHED bed-lying room
min. downtown: reasonable oxford 071l
NICELY FURNISHED room for gentleman
! square from bus. $40 North Monroe St,
Arlington Va. CH. 53SS.
ARLINGTON, VA. 1899 N. Veitch St
Single rm, pleas home environment; eX-
cellent food; mr.. Colonial Village.
ARLINGTON. 4eO6 N I4th st-Large
single room in private home. Chestnut
1859 ewes
COUNTRY CLUBS HILLS Arlington, Va.
Furnished front rooms and bath. for
gentleman only 50 week. CH. 1884.
ARLINGTON - Large, newly-furnished.
wellheated room, three windows: adults;
free garage; unlimited phone. Chestnut
3S94
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. 525 Cecil St
New home of quiet adults; furn.. ; bed
rooms or living room and bedroom, pvt.
bath; adults. Call Hyattsville O56l.
HYATTsvILLE, w Madison .st.-Fur-
Apished double room, private bath; unlim-
tied phone. Warfield l343.
rm'- new furn,. block ioc bus; SIS:
garage: meals optional. Alexandria $3.50 .
TAKOMA PARK. 23O Park ave.--Attrac-
i've room, next to bath; near l-tare bus;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furn. rm.. next
shower unusually large closet, oil heat;
suit. ] or ;. CHI. 1904 after s
ARLINGTON. 1912 N. Monroe st-LarRe
room, IN private home: c.hv.. oil heat;
block from lOc bus $50. CHI. 1868.
Evening star., 1940-10-31

CHEVY CHASE. D. c. AND NEARBY VA.
and Md s and rms. bath, bungalow, $40
10 $50; 6 rms. bath, oil heat, $50; 10 rms.
> baths. oil heat, S115. Once also open 2
m to q pm. FULTON R. GORDON, 1427
Eve III hoHn
Evening star., 1940-10-31

ATTRACTIVE. 1st FLOOR APT IN CON-
venient Cleveland Park in modern we'll
kept building: has entrance hall. living
room, dinette, kitchenette. bath and ,
bedrms., 500 mo CALL District 3100.
BEITZELL. for appt To inSpect
Evening star., 1940-10-31

TAKoMA PARK-2nd FLOOR; PRIV. EN-
trance; 3 small rooms, bath kit; front
porch; chw heat: refg gar: newly
dec; adult couple. SH. 2404; S45.
2lI0 19th ST; NV. AT COL. RD.. NEXT
newly decorated: S41 30 Janitor
Evening star., 1940-10-31
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires quiet room, two
exposures, private bath, preferably shower,
near Connecticut, north of Nebraska ave.
Give full details, price. Box 4s2-X. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-31
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.
FASHIONABLE 18th ST.
3by5 10TH ST N. W
THE RICARDO. -

THE RICARDO.
Corner Spring Rd
CIT IN Exceptionally attractive apart
pc ment in this exclusive ELE-
vATQR BUILDING, LARGE living room,
DRESSING ROOM WITH MURPHY BED,
bedroom, dinette, modern Steel-cabnet
equipped kitchen, newly tiled bath with
bu,lt-in tub and shower. Painted walls.
Venetian blinds. built-in bookshelyes.
Beautiful outlook over Rock Greek Park.
Inspect TODAY or call MR.. GERBER,
National 2345
Evening star., 1940-10-31
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.


aBd aBd Dah HASIhHN ysTd ATE rent F3s Hpps
GREATER BEAVER HEIGHTS REALTY,
474 K st. NV ME 11O7.
5O19 oUARLEs ST. NE ROOMS AND
ment and fenced yard: rent $4,000. Apply
HIMMELFARB PROPERTIES, 474 K st.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-9-RM. BRICK. on.
h-wh h . baths, garage S1O0 EN- $3.50.
ioS' E5SS s6e $50 f sH sso5 80 eT' or SO Phla. ave
FORESTvILI.E. MD.-s42 80. 5 ROOMS
and bath, all modern improvements ga
BETHESDA. MD, 4505 CHASE AVE
just completed Center-hall plan; s rooms
90 bedrooms, > of which will take tTln
Reas rsna open y or
CHEVY CHASE D. c. AND NEARBY VA.
and Nd s and 6 rms bath, bungalow. $40
TO $50; 6 rms, bath, oil heat $50; 10 rms.
6aths to oil M heF FUIToS S5s oso ao Dpffaa pfa
Eye St DI. $3.50.
BETHESDA MD.-LARGE BUNGALOW.
newly decorated detached garage; auto
heat; restricted neighborhood. WI. 52s6.
your home. No cash payment. BEH-
REND, 1917 F. y
53II NEVADA AVE. NV, CHEVY CHASE,
D. c. Recently papered and painted house
open. contains LAEge IOOHls' OIL OuI ASl'
Frigid., 2-car garage. maids quarters. Rent
Sis per month; immediate possession.
Phone OWNER. WI 6722 or DI. 1870. 81
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-7 RMS. . BATHS,
garage; conv. to stores and trans. OWNER,
National 1859 or Emerson 5546.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE-SUITABLE FOR
= families; ami; l blk. from Penns. ave,
near Navy Yard. Available Nov. !. D1.
2434.
1886 KENYON ST. N.w.-6 ROOMS, IN
closed sleeping porch, built-in garage.
Call Mr.. KOLB, National 1900.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB, VA, 3615 N. AL
bemarle, Golf Club Manor-6 rooms.
baths, maids room. garage, h.-w.h. Call
OWNER Fairfax 1l-W-12.
III DEL RAY AVE, BETHESDA, MD.-3
bedrms., . baths. bedrm. and bath on 1st
m sorss S Ready Rsst f5 S6v 9 ca oHsr SiRpG si94
WESLEY HEIGHTS, 4413 KLINGLE ST
Detached. 3 bederms.; lst A.. living rr1
ing rm., kitchen. lavatory; oil hot-water
schools and trsnsp:: 500 mo, '..s''
l119 18th St. NV District 4464.
S55-BRIcR BUNGALOW NEAR AMERI-
can University Park: available at once.
Call Mr.: Crawford, REALTY ASSOCIATES,
National 1898.
1903 A ST SEC ROOMS, BATH, GA
rage, h.-w,h; electricity: rent. S65. Call
National 1905.
CLEVELAND PARK-DET, z-BEDROOM.
'so6ath Soo home, oil heat; 1aSv nice yard trees:
26l9 3rd ST. NE.-e ROOMS. MODERN
Dorches, 20 SIS mo. mo owner North 4iss. f."su
Continued on Next Page0
Evening star., 1940-10-31

BETHESDA MD, 4505 CHASE AVE
Just completed. Center-hsll plan: rooms
t3 bedrooms. > of which will take twin
beds1; recreation room: large wooded lot.
ReaS rental Open daily for inspection.
Evening star., 1940-10-31
ROOMS UNFURklSHED.

e24 ST NW-2-room apts., s25 and
$50 month. Large closets, gas range, Ve-
\petian blinds, pvt. baths. eiec. lights and
A&st furn free. Now open. Keys 1895
Evening star., 1940-10-31
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2 2-BEDROOM APT. ON WILSON BLVD,
close to courthouse. Rent, S55. Apply
1885 N. Wayne st, Arl. oxford 2221.
ARLINGTON, VA-ADULTS ONLY: 2
rooms, kitchen and pvt. bath; everything
furn.: $40 mo. Jackson 1974M after
3 pm.
UNFURN.,. $50 w. MADISON AVE, HY-
attSville-2 rms, bath apt; heat and hot
water, Frigidaire; only adults wanted: S35
month. Warfield 664S.
SILVER SPRING-2nd FL. OF Def
home; pvt. ent.; 3 lrg. rms, lrg. dinette-
kit bath: $50; q block bus. SH. 7152-J
IO35 N. .DANvILLE ST, -ARL. VA
rooms, kitchen, bath; 2nd floor. pvt ent..
new house: see between "a. 81
3 ROOMS KITCHEN, BATH, HARDWOOD
floors, private entrances auto. heat and
CHI W. furn.; min. to D. c. S45. Call
after 5 pm. CHI. 2930.
ARLINGTON, 1O13 18th ST SO-UNFUR.
Attractive 3 rooms, private bath, modern
kitchen, ch.w., ample closet space; en-
ployed couple. Jackson 2051-J.
S36 5O-FURN.. 2 RMS, KTTCHENETTE,
dinette, pvt, bath; Semi-basement. Pvt
entr. 2S07 Pershing DIR. Not Sundays.
CHI 597T.
Evening star., 1940-10-31
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNEUR

ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood some furnished. Car available on
appt. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 512S.
FLAT, . ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH: FUR
nished or unfurnished: newly decorated;
2nd fl 614 5th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-31

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-9-RM. BRICK. on.
h-w.h.. > baths, garage; 500. EN-. 1859:
SILVER SPRING-ADULTS 5-RM BUNG-
allow elec refg., oil heat. porches: conv.
loc; $50 SH 3605 or s2a Phila. ave.
Evening star., 1940-10-31
1448 PARK RD. NV,

THE FULTON
Living room, bedroom, kitchen. bath S55.
Living room, bedrooms. sun porch,
kitchen. bath, SS5.
Nicely decorated and furnished Sleep
Well lnnerSpring mattresses on all beds.
Gas. light and refrg. free; well-kept fire.
proof building. automatic elevator. Most
Evening star., 1940-10-31

1900 HEMLOCK ST, Nw.-LGE RM
kit, dinette. tile bath. new range, refg.,
c.h.w., util incl: adults; reas.
CHEVY CHASE-BRIGHT 3rd-FL. APT,
. rms kit, bath: Frs., gas, elec. included
inst. h. W; private entr.; adults. WO oil 54.
Evening star., 1940-10-31

ND. D.-S42.50. ROOMS
and bath. all modern improvements, ga
rage, wooded lot Hillside 0630.
Evening star., 1940-10-31

CATHEDRAL AVE. 27th ST WOODBINE
Apt, 1899 21th st.-2-3 rms, kit. bath.
Evening star., 1940-10-31

800 E st. n.e.-Sunny corner; 3 rooms
bath porch gas heat refg.; adults.
1927 WEST VIRGINIA AVE NE. APT.
:}-Modern duplex: > large rooms. dinette.
oil heat and hot water ' furnished Only
S46.5u. DI 2434 Other apartments
ava liable
Evening star., 1940-10-31

THE FEKSFIFV1
3sOI 18th st. NV.
At Spring Road
1 and rooms and bath. SIS and S55
Elevator and secretarial telephone
service. garage. Resident Manager.
Ia. 1915.