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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-26

BIGGEST NAN on the Texas
Christian SQUAD Is Woodrow
Adams, 2z7-pound senior right
tackle from Midland, Tex He
has participated IN every game
the Frogs played this season
and mas more playing time to
his credit counting either this
year or al three years Of his
participation than any player
On the squad Adams wiz be
counted upon heavily by Coach
Dutch Meyer in his plans 70
stop the University Of Geor-
gas great Frankie Sinkwieh IN
the Orange Bowl game at MI
ami, Fla, New Years Day.
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Also. General Collins said,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-26

CHICAGO. - Recently. Mrs.
John Dereski. 80. Of Aurora. Ill.
gave birth to her tenth child, the
seventh consecutive child by
Caesarean section. The condition
Of both the mother and six
pound baby boy was reported
good ss4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
NelUS From Saline

Mrs. Flora King Miss Edna and
Clare King, Mr. and Mrs. Graydon
Everett aud Miss Verna senger
and Paul Everett Ypsilanti. spent
the week end at breckenridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wood. Hills,
dale, visited Mrs Alma Wood Sun.
day and Mrs. Wood remained for n
visit.
Don Francisco and ELI O'Brado-
vich visited Mr.. and Mrs. &. A.
Jewell, Pittsfonl. Sunday
Mrs Ida Burkhart entertained
Miss Anna Olsen and Henry Graf
Detroit. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. i.
Sterle Sunday.
Mrs Daisy Callahan and william
Westfal visited Mr. and Mrs. Asa
Burrell, Ann Arhor. Sunday.
Miss Anna smith went to Van
Buren,. o.. Sunday to attend the
50th wedding anniversary OF her
brother and sisterin-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Smith w. ID. Hart also
attended
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Ernst return
ed Thursday after spending the win
ter at Bradcnton, Fla.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Educational Fraternity a.
Pledges New Members

Kappa Delta Pi. national honor
society in education for junior and
senior men and women of high
scholarship and professional prom
Use. pledged q new members Tues
day evening in the formal lounge Of
Charles McKenny Hall.
New members are Edward
Bowles, Detroit; Miss Bethany
Bryan, Flint: Miss Jean Cresweu,
Pontiac; Miss Edith Crowl Shelby,
Miss Marjorie Dining. Flint: Miss
Helen Finkbeiner, Saginaw; Miss
Jean Finkbeiner, Saginaw; Miss
Elizabeth Hackett, Brooklyn; Miss
Hazel Hanna, Ypsilanti; John Her.
ron, Wilmington, Del; Miss Betty
Hutchinson, Dearborn; MisSrhnet
Kelder, Ypsilanti; Robert LaRue,
Ypsilanti; WILDER McKeachie.
Davisburg: Miss Violet Marti, Sagi.
nav; Victor Mastromarco, Monroe;
Miss Drucilla Ransom. Pontiac;
Miss Louise Reinbold, Harbor
Springs: Miss Jeanette Schwartz,
Plymouth; Sergey Shewchuck.
Cheboygan; Miss LA Shick, Dayi-
son; John Shoemaker Detroit:
Miss Beth Siddall, Ypsilanu; Rob.
ert Tower, Ypsilanti; Miss Martha
Walters, Wolverine: Edgar Whan,
Ypsilanti, and Mills WILDER, Pontiac.
Three other candidates, Miss
Frances Lawrence9 Spring Arbor,
Miss Mary Purchase, Muskegon
Heights, and Walter Q6almann,
Center Line, were unable to attend
and will be pledged April s, bring
ing the total number of pledges to
80.
Those in charge OF conducting
the pledging were Miss Barbara
Erickson, Onekama, president Of
Kappa Delta Pi. Harold Vroman,
Alpena, Miss Lenora Haab, Ann
Arbor. and Miss Marguerite Sher.
man, Owosso.
The members picture was taken
for the Aurora, Michigan State Nor
NAL College yearbook.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Program Presented by BegOle
School at Meeting of p. T. A.

Begole, Mich. Apr. 2-The chill
dren Of Begoie School gave the Pro
gram for the monthly Parent Teach
ers Association meeting Friday eve
ming In a form OF Major Bowesa
program. Carl Miller taking the
part OF Major Bowes".
The program opened by the pr.
mary room paying three numbers
on the Rythym Band Loren lIry
recited the poem Robin Redbfeastn
and Riley Wise gave poem,
Garden Seeds.
other numbers by the primary
room were. three spring songs.
The First Tulip. Up In the Apple
Tree" and Robin Redbreast" They
also showed their motion picture On
Peter aud the Wolf. and did the
folk dance Yankee Doodle.
The upper grades dramauzed
parts OF three books, Tom Sawy
err. Heidi and Toby Tyl1r'
Piano solos were played By three
students. katherine Huston Shirley
Krohn and Keith Miller.
Very amusing were Eugene Wol.
fords impersonatlons Betty Rus.
sell played Home Sweet Home
on her guitar.
The children who participated
In the May Festival did the folk
dances; Captain jerks" aud the
swiss Dance" They also Gang
three OF stephen Fosters SONGS.
and Marie McNullcn told the NE
story OF stephen Foster
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Newman Club Outlines
Plans For Breakfast

Newman Club members Tuesday
made final plans for their Com.
munion Breakfast TO be April IN
Charles McKenny Hall Rev.
Warren Peek, former pastor Of
Ypsilanti, and now pastor of Ann
Arbor and dean of the Ann Arbor
Deanery, will be the speaker.
Rev. Bernard Kearns. advisor NJ
the Newman Club. gave a descr!p.
ton of Holy Week, including Palm
Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Fri.
day. Holy Saturday, and Easter
Sunday. stating that it is a unique
week in the church year.
The club will end representa-
tiyes to the Ohio Valley Province
Convention at Ohio State Uniyersl-
ty, Columbus, o., May 2, 8, and 4.
mixer" games were led by Miss
Mary Long, Harbor Springs.
Mrs. Francis Pryor and Mrs. Tho
mas McDermott. members OF the
League Of Catholic Women, served
refreshments OF ice cream and
cookies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Frederick Alexander to Direct
Final Bach Festival Here Friday

Lecturing on the history OF
music at Northwestern University
occupied Mr.. Alexander's summer
in 1928.
He was honored in 1929-SO when
he was guest conductor at the
Washington, D. c. Massed Chorus
Festival.
Four years later he took a group
from the Normal Choir to sing
by request at the opening OF the
Folger Shakespeare Library at
Washington, ID. c.
Within the state OF Michigan Mr..
Alexander has directed Normal
Choirs in cities, large and small.
MhereYer he appeared capacity au.
diences were the rule.
During the last Christmas season
Mr.. Alexander and the choir were
the guest attraction at Pop" con-
cert of the Detroit Symphony Or
chestra in the Detroit Masonic
Temple. Reviews of this appear
ance could only reiterate the plau-
dts given to other Normal Choirs.
Mr.. Alexander, in directing the
Friday evening Bach Festival on
the eve of his retirement, carries
with him the warm wishes and gra.
titude of all who have come into
contact with him and with the
voices that for 80 years he has
nodded.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02

Frederick Alexander will conduct
his last choral concert, the ninth
annual Bach Festival. Friday eve
ming to mark the finale OF brill
liant career as director OF choral
music.
Mr.. Alexander's achievements
throughout the years he has been
at the head OF the Normal Con-
servatory OF Music show in what
admiration and respect he is held.
not only by citizens OF this locality,
but by noted musicians and music
lovers all over the country.
Since 1909, when Mr.. Alexander
FIRST became director of the local
conservatory -hL-has- heen- the
guiding genius leading Normal
choirs to excellence and promiE.
ence.
In the summers OF 1892 Mr..
Alexander served by invitation as
head OF the department OF music
at the University OF California. II
was at this time that he was instru-
mental in establishing the system
Mt the University of having famous
artists from various parts OF the
globe serve as instructors during
one or more sessions. He was
offered the position OF head OF the
music department there. but he
declined, prefering to give his time
and talents to his native Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
WILLIAM BACH TO
BE FEDERATED PASTOR

Saline. Mich, Apr. william
II. Bach has accepted the call Of
the Federated Church to be the
pastor and he will commence his
duties Sunday. April G. Mr.. Bach
will graduate soon from the North.
ern Baptist Theological Seminary
OF Chicago. aud besides his stu.
dies. he has been assistant pastor
Of the Baptist Church at ElmhursL
Ill.
He Is a member OF Trinity Bap.
list Church, Detroit, and while in
Detroit was active in the work OF
young people, having served as
vice president OF the b. Y. p. u.
OF the city. Mr.. Bach will be as.
sisted by his fiancee, Miss Ruby
Hosking, Detroit, who had studied
at the Seminary and Is a talented
vocalist. Mr.. Bach and Miss Hosk-
ing will be married June 6 and take
up their residence in the pafson-
age.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02

Following the program refresh
ments we're served.
The Ford entertainers will ap
pear on the program for the April
meeting md there will be election
OF officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey and
daughter Joan visited Mr.. aud Mrs
Claud Bailey. Macon. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max ingall and
family. Dearborn. we're guests Sun.
day evening az the home OF Mr..
and Mrs e T. Scott
Mrs Fred Bailey and daughters,
Dorothy and Joan. were Ann AT.
Dor visitors Tuesday.
George Edward Knapp has re-
turned from the northern part OF
the state and Will spend a few days
A. home before entering the draft
service
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Honor students Announced

The honor students for COM
mencement and class day have
been announced as follows. War.
rem Rentschler, valedictorlan: EN-
ergene Ernst ant Bonnie Bearss.
salutatorY: Tema Kohler and Paul
Davis, class will: Victor Haeussler
and Vincent Jacobs. class song:
Maurine Harwood and Stephenie
Gala, giftatory; Glenys Heininger
and Leona Klein, prophecy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
MISS MURRAY LEAVES
TO WORK AMONG INDIANS

Miss Mary Murray, after a visit
with her family on Judd Rd.. has
left for williamson, Ariz. She left
with her car and a house trailer IN
which she will live while working
with the Hopi Indians. Her work
will be to organize Sunday Schools.
She was at Pryor. Mont, at the
Crow reservation for several years
as missionary, and last year at
tended a post graduate school at
the Bible Institute in Chicago, and
until recently was connected with
the mission at Tucson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
MANY REGISTER

Detroit, Apr = ms Upwards
Of 10000 workers throughout Michl.
gan have registered with the Mlchl-
gan State Employment Service
during the nrst week OF tho can.
palgn to recruit workers for de.
Tense industries. v - Steinbaugh.
director OF the service. announced
Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Present Sacred Mu.lo

The Baganz trio, musical group
OF harp and other instruments.
which gave a concert Thursday
evening at Trinity Lutheran
Church, presented a program OF
sacred music for the Lenten as
sembly at the school Friday. II
was considered one Of the finest
musical treats ever given before the
students.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
DRIVER GUILTY

Detroit. Mich. Apr - Found
guilty by a jury OF leaving tho
scene OF an accident. clyde Rr.I.
lS, was sentenced Monday TO serve
from two 10 Ave years In prison
by Trafiic Judge George r Murph,
The accident happened Doc. ls,
1887. when Reds car killed Eu
gene Bickes, 35
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02

WASHINGTON-INS-President
Roosevelt returned to Washington
Tuesday from vacation cruise in
Florida waters. He was met at
Union station by his motion-picture
producing SON lanes Roosevelt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
PRIVATE BROWNS

Kalamazoo, Apr. PVT Cared
F. Wilson. a member OF Headquar-
ters Company, Fifth Division, Fort
Custer. drowned Tuesday when he
was thrown out OF the car In which
he was riding with Pvt. James rs
ties, as It left the highway and ran
down an embankment into a creek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Careers For Youth Described
For Normal College Students

for a reamplifier set every so miles
in order 10 get clear reception is
done away with. the only technical
problem left will be solved. Then
the jobs in this field will be con
cerned with making the broad eco
nomlc base for television.
The foreign service Of the United
States State Department was said
to be an excellent field to enter.
DR.. Sibley said that the beginning
salary is $4,000 year, and one
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02

DR.. Carroll Sibley. California.
described the nature OF and OPP
portunities to be found in variety
OF occupations when he spoke on
Careers for Youth" Tuesday in
Pease Auditorium at the general
assembly.
Speaking on this pertinent PROP
lem OF all college students, Or.
Sibley first told about the jobs 10
be found in the field OF television.
He said that when the present need
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Normal College Calendar


1880 m.-English Club, lounge McKenny
1880 m-Junior Class Mixer Fred ballroom, Charles
McKenny
500 mLocal nterpreave Reading Contest McKenny
=
1880 p. m.-Lttle Theaer Players, Mckenny
yT30 p. Unnatural Science Club Science Building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
WOMAN PHYSICIAN DIES

Burr Oak, Apr. 2-Dr. Rozilla
Crofford, so. woman physician who
had practiced here for So years.
died Monday. She took over her
fathers practice in 1855.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-02
Announce Birth

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Haarer an
nounce the birth of - son March
p at st. Joseph's Hospital, Ann
Arbor
Evening star., 1941-05-22
$15,750-Chevy Chase. D. G.
T.aroe Family Home

Situated IN a quiet, Shaded square Ju..
west OF Conn. ave. n location tha IS
considered as one Of he most desirable
junior and senior high schools within
moment walk. Ceu,er-haN brick. haElng
deR H5t and Iy svaorg cg % bedToom2 Eo and ba.Rs
on ma floor q OF master SlZaI. larGc
unfinished attic with roughed-iu plumbing
for a 3rd ba III and ample space for
additional rooms. The eEllre property is
ia excellent condition all modern con-
VenleuCCH are TO be found and there is a
lear buIt-Iu garage Lovely shaded Io'
Unforeseen circumstances ueceS SsItate an
mediate sale ana YOU Will DO well TO
ln|estigate. t can be shown by appoint
mem only THOS- ). FISHER & CO INC, ,
REALTORS. DI 6~3u. or evenings Call
MR- MATTHEW'S 10 100.
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UNUSUAL

Yet practical useful, permanent, enjoy
able ana above all hcalthflu Water
gardens with COlOrfuI bloom. foliage ana
strange FISH. fagstone terraces with table
and comfortable chairs- a beautiful out
coor fireplace. all hedged in by specimen
CverEreCus and q rock garden Each III
itself = separate JOY. yet all combined in
one viii BRING untold Joy to you, your
family and guests. Let US estimate on
your outdoor living room. We construct
and repair tennis courts fences, walls and
walks Our MARYLAND blue grass has no
enual. We specialize in mulChlne. spray
lng and .lQuld fertilizer Suggestions and
es' imates are free Lincoln 4225
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ALTON APTS-, l445 PARK RID NV
Bachelor apt, furnished, $40: unfurnished,
S32 30: Frisldatre included
SECOND FLOOR. PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
8 large rms. kitchen. G E. refs. bath with
shower garage back porch. excellent neigh
oorhood near schools churches stores and
express bus. Available June /. Georgla
407S after & pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

EXCEPTIONALLY FINE BUY IN
UPPER 18th ST. SECTION, within square
OF 10Th st: detached masonry conStructlon
rooms and reception hall a CORNER
BEDROOMS ON md AND . ON 3rd
FLOOR, 2 TILED BATHS. automatic
kitchen equipment: large lot. detached
garage. vacant and ready for occupancy
convenient terms. CALL MIR RABY, WITH
BETHEL. DI 800. OR EYES, WO. $50
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-SEMI-DET. BRICK.
one and one-half blks. Of Conn. and priced
Al only SG4Ju: six rooms auto. heat. built
in garage, screens, fireplace THOS. L.
PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until pm 3JlS
Conn.
BRICK BUNGALOW. LARGE LOT. So $50.
Seml-det., brick, 8 rooms. " baths, Slu'oOo.
New. detached G-room bIIck' center center en- en-
JAMES. nc, eD. SReD. SOC to q > PM M IL
ON BUCHANAN ST. NW-24 Fl WIDE,
Z rms. a bedroomsl. tile bath. brick, CO.
lonIsl front porch auto. heat eleC Eels;.
Darquet floors garage, large dry cellar with
shower bath, etc: decorated with painStak-
E. A. GARVEY, DI. 45OS eve. GE 5000.
CHEVY CHASE. D C. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS
and ortationIDetached stucco, Z
rms. bath. stairway leading 10 unfinished
attic, auto. heat. lovely corner lot. plenty
shade and fruit trees, fine Shrubhery, WI
be put IN ISt-class condition for SS,95O.
BY OWNER Woodley O66l
81 50O-NEAR IAN AND KENNEDY
gam attractive terms REALTY ASSO-
GATES. MA. 1898 until pm.
$3.50 - CONVENIENT SUBURB - SIX
rooms end bath, all modern huge -0t 3yey l,t,,
200 IT, deep. real bargain. REALTY
ASSOCIATES Ma. l43S until Q nm.
ABSOLUTE BARGAINS-NEW HOMES.
Nj pleasant Near 10Th and IRVING Sts.
Nearing completion. large rooms.
beautiful baths. recreation room. alr-cOnd
heat garage 171U Hobart ST. nw.J Call
Mr. Moore AID 31gT
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

ROOMS and kitchen; light, heat and
gas furnished. Near transportation; S35
Call FIR. 93i3.
1l14 MONROE ST. NV rooms, 2nd
floor. Ink: gas and elec. furnished. 22'
UNFURN. RMS. FOR Link.
35 9Th st. NE.
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BrjghtWOOd-NeW Homes.
NEAR ST ANNE,S
MI. 42I2.
CHEAPEST RENT IN WASH.

New group OF @-famliy homes, convenient
70 Boiling Field St. EhzabethS and Navy
Yard moderate cash paymeut buys
rooms, Kitchen and bath with large reCTea-
tl0n room and A guaranteed tenant for uD-
stars apartment a. $3.50. Call Mr,
Fisher Al BEITZELLS, S, DL 3l00, or ewes.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
BPTARCTTFF

This delehfUl new home rs so d.stluc-
tive and attractive that We Can safely saF
II d. without comparison on the uCw-housz
marECl today. Posed between . slant Oak.
heart OF this restricted community. Detail.
include handsome llEluE room WI-h Colonial
paLeieQ maLtc. buffers pantry. large
library with wOOd-burn4LC fireplace. reCr.-
dloA room, maid S I'm. and bath. 3 lovely
bedrooms and baths on 2nd floor g-ca
eSrage Moderately PRICED. For details
call Mr. BortZ. WooGiey 4754
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

POINTER PUPPY male DICK Of liftcr,
white brown ears, price reasonable. Call
CheStrui 1851.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER. dark
brown mos. Old, houSebroken excellent
health Temple l55|.
GREAT DANE PUPS. one male Two fc-
mems. ier wli rogtoter Wo 5,' 500, e eve go
GREAT DANE. female. 2I2 yrs old, fawn,
REGISTERED. wonderful dispositions would
make excel bitten for breedlnc. cos over
s coo 10 raise. owner vii consider Tea-
S0nahie offer proy.d.nE good home is as
sured Gall WO SgOl. ewes.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN FINEST NV SECTION AS MODERN
AS TOMORROW. over 40 units now near
IHg completion. S4O,UOO cash required. Will
snow exceptional return in investment.
Also many other fine buys ID apt bIdgs.
No information over phone. MR.. ROMERO,
RE 1917 RA 35gO
Evening star., 1941-05-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.

IN ARLINGTON-LIVING ROOM. BED
room, kitchen, bath, all modern improve
ment, reasonable Box 3SS-C Star "A"
USE OF SMALL. FURNISHED APARTMENT.
Kitchenette, porch from MAY %. June /;
responsible professional couple. Box So
{, Stsr
] OR > ROOM. KIT BATH FURN. APT
COuOe with small pet around Park road
section NV. Box BIC, Star.
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S5.25O.

room bungaloW. located on ouc of the
incest streets IN Silver Spring section gas
a1r-Cond dlIoued heat shaded lot, 6nSi -,
terms. $3.50 n. So monthly Call for
appointment F r. SPEAR INC. WI.
- rs BRADLEY DI a.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
FORD APTS.

FORD APTS.,
5@4 18th ST NE.
$50 30 living room, bedroom, dinette,
kitchen and bath; front apt; gas and re-
frieeration included iG rent See Janltor
on premises OF call Lincoln Sal.
1882 BILTMORE NV.
4 rooms, kitchen and bath. co. 1913
COLORED-I OR . ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath; adults. Refined neighborhood.
1324 Montello ave. ne AT. 1850.
NEW. COLORED APT BLDG.
1f11 18th ST. NV R, K. b. S3l 80
AFFLECK. 24"3 PA. AVE RE S6s3
COLORED-15 K ST NE-s45.4o.
= rooms. kit. bath; heat. hot water furn.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
1929 ST. NV. Ma. 0352.
APT. FOR COLORED.
90 Que St. NE, 3Td Fl.
A D. TORRE REALTY CO.
1925 North CaDIol ST. DU. l"56
COLORED APTS.
BRAND-NEW.
CORNER 1St AND "P" S.W.
Modern apts = rms, kit, dInette tile
bath. Arcola heat, brick coal bins. rear
yards: references required
$3.50 to $3.50.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1929 K ST.. NV. MA. O352.
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APARTMENTS UkFURklSHED.
(Continued)

ARLINGToN--,-NEW, DUPLEX, lst. FL;
rms. and bath: oil heat eft. refrigerator,
garage. Sd2 30. SH. 7765-J.
.!S0S CATHEDRAL AVE. NW.--PRIVATE
home, 3rd floor, rooms, kitchen and bath,
593S for appointment
423 MONROE AVE. RIVERDALE. MD
New bungalow brick; . rooms, kitchenette
S35 month.
So 200-APARTMENT $40, B ST. Sc
Four rooms. kltchenette, bath, ami,
Arcola heating. OWNER, 1909 st, Sc
ARLINGTON 1914 Columbia pike-5 pleas
ant rooms, deck porch, pvt. entrance
c.h W: bus at door; s65. CH 6439
RANDALL HIGHLANDS, 400 @9th ST
water water refs janitor service other priv
degeS; cool, convenient location bdultS;
$40 and $3.50 E. BUsADA. AT o307
27Ol CONNECTICUT AVE.-LOVELY STU
cool want ! or . refined young .adieS 70
share with another eeltleS. co. l024l,
Apt. 604, after $50 pm.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN AND PVT. TILE
batn. elec. and gas newly decorated, 80
5o-THE FAIRLEE, 1921 KENYON
st. n.w.-FIrst floor lge. liv. rm.. dlnette,
kit. tile bath, Tetg MI 4466
36 LONGFELLOW ST. NE EAST OF
Blair rd.-3 housekeeping rooms, lst-class
condition; det. home, pvt. entrance
storage, lnSuldlFQt neat gas erect. rGlE.
incl; bus service; gentles adults S4!.50;
after Il pm.
Mr. CAPITOL. LIBRARY. GOVT. BLDGS.
- rooms, kitchen. bath inclosed porCn.
llJ D 81. sc. Atlantic 05G2
1907 2Sth PL., AT PENN AVE SE-3ud
fl, living rm., bedrm, kit -dinetbe. betn.
porches; yard. heat 1urn. S5u. WO. I3i"
THE WALTER PEED APT, 9%I BUTTER
nut ST. nw.-Lge. Ay. nm, bedrm din,
kit, reception hall, bath; completely re-
decorated. all front rms refs on house
current. Now available So 80 Man
ager, Apt =. Adults
CHEVY CHASE, d C
bedrmS.. living rm. dIEettC. kitchen
and bath. ST. 80. In large modern apt.
house on Conn ave. Woodley 300
5 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. RE-
decorated; available now; 500 a month.
"24 East Capitol ST
LARGE 4-RM APT. $40
Modern apt bldg, large, bright rms
near Union Station ~ H st. ne. MA 51|1.
WOODBRIDGE. 20th AND SHEPHERD SITS.
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WNf r. THOROWGOOD
2o24 r. I Ave. NE DE OBJ.