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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20

From the rock-bound coast OF
Maine to the sun-swept Florida
keys would have appeared a big
change in rrewar days, but it is
a mere step now and one which
Lieut.. (ig) Eleanor M. Clouch,
| w USNR, of Bangor, Maine, took
in her stride when she reported
to Key West last month for duty
as Housing Officer, MOB. She has
ia busy time ahead in scheduling
occupation of the new housing
units being erected on the Island
by the Navy.
'~LieEtefsnt Clouch entered the
Women's Reserve in October of
1943 and,> after indoctrination at
Northampton, was assigned to the
u. S. Training School, Bronx, N.
Y, as a member of the staff in
charge of training Specialists in
Recruiting. In Is months of duty
there, she also did basic iz1doc-
trination work. ~$f
| Early this year, she was de-
tached and ordered to IND, and
for three months she served at
headquarters in Miami as District
Naval Housing Officer.
A graduate of Mount Holyoke,
/ Lieut.. Clough followed the Little
Theatre all through college. She
was a member of the dramatic
club, glee club, a class officer,
member of the Student Govern
ment, and played on the basket
ball, baseball and hockey teams.
After graduation, she pursued
her work in dramatics for year
with the Carolina Playmakers at
the University of North Carolina.
Before enlisting in the Navy, she
taught dramatics at a junior col
Elege in Pennsylvania.
A brother, Capt. Herbert
!Thorndike Clough, Jr., is serving
as doctor in the Army Medical
Corps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
LIEUT.. ALEXANDER
GIVEN NEW POST

Announcement of the appoint
mcnt of Lieut.. Gordon Lee Alex
ander, USNR, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, as administration officer
of the Fleet Sonar School, was
made last week.
Former member of the 1910
University of Minnesota football
squad and athletic coach at Sag
NAV, Mich, high school, Lieutcn-
ant Alexander is also senior in
structor and educational officer
at the school. He has been on
duty here for 10 months, is mar
ried and has two children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
STATE ATTORNEY
| WM.i.V. ALBURY i
| TAKES OFFICE
RECEIVED COMMISSION YES
TERDAY AND NOTIFIED
STATE ATTORNEY GLENN
MINcER

It's now Assistant State
Attorney William V. Albury
Mr.. Albury received his
commission yesterday, and
Immediately notified State
Attorney Glenn Mincer OF
its receipt.
Mr.. Albury's first act, as assist
ant state attorney, was to direct
Coroner Esquinaldo to hold an in
quest into the death of John
Spivey, 40, who died yesterday
in the Key West General Hos
Ipital as a result of an automobile
accident on the Roosevelt Boule-
ward last Thursday!tsThe inquest
will be held tomorrow morning.
Monroe county is due to sum-
mons grand jury to investi-
gate five or six CAPITAL cases.
but Mr.. Albury said he did not
know wnen the jury will be
empanneled, rs it all depended
on what Circuit Judge Aquilino
Lopez. Jr. win do when he re-
turns from his vacation.
Spring term of circuit court
has only little more than a
to. run, and if a jury is
now its activity will
cease when the fall term is con-
vened in October, Assistant State
Attorney Albury concluded.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20

A homeless pup, taken into Gus
tody by Sgt. Haskell G.. Sim
mons, USMCR, OF Crossville
Tenn, upon orders of the Cap
tain of the Yard, is not old enough
to be any menace and will prob
ably be given a home by some
kind-hearted G. l. But at the
same time, Sgt. Simmons respon-
sibility is not lessened in the case
of older dogs which wander about
the base without tags for orders
are to DISPOSE of them.
Dog owners should realize
that mans best friend needs at
tention and protection in return
for the love and devotion he gets
from his pet, Comdr. F. P. Gard
ner, (MC)USN. Medical Officer of
tne NavSta commented one day
last week.
"The dog should be licensed,
tagged and given serum. Iii
brought on the base, he should
be on leash.
The greatest danger from
dogs Is rabies, and when person
is bitten, he should Immediately
have the dog put under observa-
ton and then report the case to
the medical officer or the Public
Health Service in the city,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
LIEUT.. WATSON
GETS PROMOTION

Announcement Of the promo
ton of Lieut.. Comdr. Robert j.
Watson, DE), USNR, Captain OF
the Yard, Naval Operating Base,
and Lieut.. Comdr. DIN E. Gates,
OE), USNR, Inspector, Seventh
Naval District and Gulf Sea From
tier vessels, to the rank of Com
mander, OE), USNR, is made by
the personnel office.
Commander .Watson's new rank
became effective July 20, and
Commander Gatas,sJulytlg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
COLONEL TREVOR
/. RETURNS TO CITY
WILL BE PLACED ON MAC
TIVE STATUS AT END OF
LEAVE OF ABSENCE

/ Lieutenant Colonel Edwin
Trevor. USA returned to Key
/ West last night on terminal leave
: of 81 DAYS, at the end Of which
time he will be placed on an in
active status of the officers re-
serve corps.
| Under army rulings, Colonel
Trevor explained, an officer must
/ take the leave of absence that is
due him before he is put on an
inactive status, and his leave
had accumulated to Il total Of 81
days.
Colonel Trevor has been in the
army ~ months. He was station
cd at the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds in Maryland till Sep
TENDER q, 1943, when he went
overseas with the headquarters
staff of the American First Army,
commanded by General Hodges.
Colonel Trevor was in charge of
ordnance operations and the Of
flee for the distribution of bombs.
He fought in France, Belgium,
HOLLAND, LuXembourgh and Ger
many.
He returned to the United
States June 3 and was sent to
Fort Jackson, S. c., for redeploy-
men. His two daughters, the
Misses Ellen and Judy Trevor,
who arc at Fort Jackson, will
leave in few days to join Mrs.
Trevor in Fort Lauderdale, and
they are expected to return to
Key West next Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
'ALLAGHER RITES IN
:, AUGUc~- NE, FLA,

ices received
IN NJ cant James
Gallagher, who uIed in Coral
Gables a few days ago, will be
buried in the National Cemetery
in st. Augustine, Fla, tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Gallagher, who resided in
Key West for many years during
the time that he was stationed
at the Key Yves Barracks, and
also after his retirement from the
service left here a, few months
ago for Coral Gables, when he
entered a government hospital,
where he remained up until the
time of his death.
His last place of residence in
Key West was at 1908 Southland
street, between Grinnell and
Francis streets;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
Along With Them
Is Pages Of instrus.
tiOns From t:eneFai
Macarthur


MANILA, Aug. 20.---Ihe
fifteen representative 81
Emperor Hirohito and the
eimperial government ol d.
pan, who had been eon-
'fsrrins here with Amsviean
officers regarding the sapsi.
ulation Of Japan, are On their
way home.
They will stop "a D.
where they will change ffuta
an American transport plans
to a Japanese plane o. csag-
tinue their journey 10 TukSe.
They are taking along
with them Is pages type.
written instructions fFonn
General Douglas MaeAF.
thur to the emperor ard
the imperial goveTnmena.
! Headquarters here saiel
that General Macarthur slit
not see the ENJOYS slnr.nv ihs
two conferences. the srr8Nf
of which lasted tw" hoaf
and 25 minutes.
General Macarthur SAID
that within 10 days. unless
weather conditions insef-
fere with his plans, be 80
pected 10 begin the oera-
patton Of Japan with asF
and ground forces
! The two envOya durinH
| the conferences are said Ga
have been anxious and s.n.
! cere i'm their assurance G,
carry out in detail the Na
Arthur directive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
TAYLOR REPORTS
FOR ASSIGNMENT

Chief Torpedoman Harold J..
Taylor, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
late of the Naval Air Station,
BARRIERS Point, Ohau, T. H., re-
ported at the Naval Operating
Base last week for assignment to
the Torpedo Shop.
A former member of the New
York police force, he was called
To active duty in the reserve on
Feb. 10, 1912. Chief Taylor wears
the World War l campaign med
al with bar for foreign service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
SIX OFFICERS
GET PROMOTION

Promotion Of six officers, in
Guiding one WAVE, under pro-
visions of AlNav 185-45, is an
nounced by Ensign J. J. Irwin,
Jr, Naval Station assistant per-
sonnet officer.
The officers, all of whom arc
promoted to full lieutcnants, are:
Forest D. Murden, SC; John j.
Riordan, (C)L; Irwin Fricdlan-
der, sc; John T. Black, Jr., c;
William j. Lcscman, Jr., SED,
and Lulu roft, W(C).
All are members of the Naval
Reserve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LATE BULLETINS

(By Associated PressD
sesssesssseeo
GUSHING GOES ON TRIAL
Z oSLO.--vidkun ouisling, pup
pet head of Norway during the
German occupation was arraign-
ed today on charge of treason,
manslaushter and violating the
constitution of Norway. He plead
ed not guilty. and hearings in the
case will begin tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
PARROTS ARE NOW
HIGHLY PRICED
Rr Associated Press,

LONDON, Aug. Embarrassing
demand for good quality parrots
among the services is forcing up
the prcie of the birds to fantastic
figures. The birds are scarce,
their import having been banned
for years owing to the risk of
psittacosis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
ADVISORY
ADVISORY 10 A. M. EWT;

ADVISORY 10 A. M. EWT:
The slight tropical Insurance
is very near Turks Island,
latitude 81 degrees 80 min
ttessnczth. longitude II TO IL
degrees west, moving west,
northwestward aout ls miles
per hour. II has lost force
during the past "a hours and
is now attended by winds
in squalls ranging 10 to IS to
Is miles per hour. While not
esr ecisllv dangerous to the
present time. there is still a
slight circulation and pos
sibility of regeneration. The
Bahama Islands should re-
main on the alert and exercise
caution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
FRIGHTENED OF
SUBWAY TRAINS
Uur .--oc,n.-e Pres.,

BRAINTREE, England, Aug. 20.
Because his hired man was
frightened of subway trains Wv
ian Kaye Ostrer was fined $40
for the misuse of gasoline. Ostrer
said he was driving his car be-
cause when he had taken his hir-
cd man to London he refused to
take a subway back.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
DANIELS TAKE
OVER COMMAND

Succeeding Commando J. a
Lewis, Coast Guard CONN nr
ing officer who was last wees
placed in inactive duty, g. L,rIf
l.. r. Daniels, who took over oY..
mand at brief ceremony hrii 60
the Section Base TUESDAY
Before leaving for Belfast W.
where he will take a hong rrsi ht
fore rc-cntcring civilian lIi'
Commander Lewis was huum.H
at an informal cocktail party rit-
en- by officers of the base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
COW FALLS OUT
OF ITS PASTURE

EXCELSIOR, w. Va,-The old
joke about the field being so
steep that the cows fall out of the
pasture is no joke hereabouts.
Henry Young's Jersey COW fell
out of its pasture on the hillside
and was fatally injured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
WARREN c. LOPEZ
HOME ON VISIT

Platoon Sergeant Warren C.
Lopez, who had been in a hospital
at Philadelphia, has arrived in
Key West for visit with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs Comal Lopez,
at 1909 Pine street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
TWO OFFICERS
REPORT FOR DUTY

Two new officers reporting at
the Naval Station Tuesday are
Lieut.. Gg) George D. Garner, Jr.,
of Atlanta, Ga, and Ensign Rob-
ert F. Graham.
Lieutenant Garner is assigned
to Supply and Ensign Graham to
CRF Maintenance. The latter had
the unusual assignment of work
ing on a special project at Oak
Ridge, Tenn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
GRANNY, 80. TAKES PLANE
RIDE

MOUNT VERNON. Ill.-When
Sue Ann Egbert. II, who recently
got her pilots license, made her
first passenger flight, her grand
mother. Mrs. Mary Greory, 80,
was her first passenger.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
Point Values On Meats
Viii Probably Get Cut
Some Time Next Month
Shortly Afterward All
Meats Will In All
Probability Be Made
RatiOn-Free
tBy Associated rresss

tBy Associated r,ess,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.
-oPA = announced today
that point values on meats
probably will be decreased
in September, and added
that shortly afterward meats
likely will be ration-free.
In two weeks, ii was ex-
pected to discontinue ration
ing shoes, and Nylon stock
ings probably will be avail
able generally by the end of
that time.
Chances seemed good that
butter shortly will be remov-
ed from the rationing list.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
WOULD WORK THEIR WAY

CHICAGO. - During the Gold
Rush in 1849. people were so an
:xious to reach California that
they rot only paid $1,000 for a
ticket, but offered to work on the
boat without pay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
REDS STOP FIGHTING

MOSCOW. - Headquarters re-
ported today that Russian troops
have stopped fighting in Manchu-
ria and Korea. japanese forces
ere surrendering by the tens of
thousands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20

BELGRADE.-Seven Yugoslav-
isns, having been convicted of
collaborating with the Germans
during their occupation of Yugo-
slavia. were executed today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
MILLS LEAVING
FOR VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Mills left
yesterday morning enroute to
New Milford. Conn, where they
will spend a vacation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
GEN. WAINWRIGHT SAFE

SLN. WAINW1tIGx1I oEAE
CHUNGKING.- Chinese head
quarters here announced today
that General Wainwright, who
was captured by the Japs when
Batasn. in the philippines fell, is
safe and will arrive here late to-
day or early tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
GEN. DecAuLLE COMING

SIN' DSS<<1OAAL O0IW1NG
PARIS.-It was officially stat
ed todev that General DeGaulle
lis preparing to leave by plane for
the United States and is expeced
to arrive in Washington Wednes-
day. He is slated to confer with
President Truman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
loco. COO OUT OF WORK

NEW YORK.-As q result OF
the cancellation of contracts, one
million men and women are out
OF work. In New York and New
Jersey. the number totals IFS, 900.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

HILLSIDE, MD.---Modern 5-room and bath
home Large living room with besuifp
range, full basement, coal h.-w.h.. built-in
arge lot shade stE wateE sSs
SILVER spRING-New-condi .5-year-
oa brick sgnsalGw pedTms ,taS.g Lying IN,
Sh Sath on st ooa Ex1a ss nshed fe
saiated All hwd. doors. oil s.-s. heat,
seFm indian spsns sne c IT, s
G6,, Ge66,,6SIaS;rSN ST; sSl2 sI; s4ss Ass h.,n ,nns.,ow
no bssement fair condition; at n: lot sSsS
aEsE 2 SxNs SGss sios R T. San s1s' River
NEAR LAUREIe-s-room and porch dwell
ing, Groom cabin. garages, various out
buildings, electricity and well, large wooded
nc, lSs f4;sSe Iss9sl 11e. CHARLES h STANLEY
EDMoNsToN - 7-room -shingled
home, equipped with brand-new oil
varieties of flowers and rosebushes. There
is full basement and garage. Price,
Oay $500 VIII SS9 dSwp Sns Ss
CO., 5303 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Md.
UN. 4O40. Open evenings.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Silver Spring.
ave; new condition. Only sl1,5oo with
substantial down payment: Open Sunday
WInffAMs VII fTsnsss kEAE EsfATETm' % Wy astory
house, 2 baths. large lot, plenty of shrub
berry. Priced for quick sale. Ss,950; only
~ 300 oMG SSyn nm ppsn ssos Sunday and evenings
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Bealtiful g.
rm. bungalow;. fireplace. full basement,
nsf IN sso ssas $780, sSef or STOP a0ras a our
Williams W REAL EsTATE-Nr; wheaton;
$500, $500 down, s4S.s4 mo Mr.,
NAM SE1 ssG Rs.p saq stsF = SUI asse Chapel
Manor: $3.50 down. S35 per mo. Lovely
little 5-rm. frame bungalow. living rm.
finished in knotty pine with fireplace, 2
dry basement: cony to everything; s.. $50,
full price, Mr.. HAMMAcK. UN. 22o0 or
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Attractive 4-bed-
room brick semibungalowy; lst A., has
liv. rm., open fireplace, din. rm., lovely
kit. 2 bedrooms. bath, oak floors. front
ar Earase, Fenced lot; oea close M to @ eSsrsthins
esss ess1 p cs npw psee Mr. en Wasn't H. SS
BERWYN - Vacant, furnished 7-room
home newly papered. painted M e. and ans a new
on the End fioor.) A bargain at $500
with $1,000 down and S5S per month
HYATTSVILLE INVESTMENT CO., INC,
5303 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd.
UN 1910; Open evenings
ROGERS HEIGHTS-5-rm. and bath frame
bungalow, good conditions; cow. to stores,
schools and transp.; $6,T50; $1,000 down.
EUGENE L. vANN, 6I05 r. I. ave, River
SEA SEAT p PLEASANT MD. ssos Fields st.a-
story, Groom, bath and basement, h.-w.h.,
oil burner; 8 lots, 25x100. THOMAS d.
GRIFFITH, HI 0074.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5-room bunga-
low in desirable neighborhood offered for
the sacrifice price OF $7,250 with $4,000
down and convenient monthly payments.
1903 Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille. Md.
UN. 1910. Open evenings
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Chevy Chase.
overlooking Rock Creek Park. MR.
MARTIN, e2o1 Gsorgia ave. sligo 5000.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

%ssrtRd ofcsr and iGF Wife eaii }urnshed q
sa5n EaFRAsR Yta 70 eoseRsssMN desires
two-bedroom house or apartment, fur
nished or unfurnisheda reasonably close to
trapss cs sA asf afao ShGgpnf Eat f4 Ssn'er
3-BEDRooM HOUSE, by responsible. per-
manent resident; 8, young children which
s1o6 % to s.siS sis59 cMH. M 1850 'e' ~
room furnished house in NV. sectlon' SECTION or
month month No. oh 5ssT. - o1'' '
REGULAR ARMY COLONEL, starting torr
ef qsss desires m oT e use
er furnished or unfurnished; preferably in
sgse55s Tel BE S5ee Ext xr,f2S, 7agIS 49, H.
sires to rent 2 or bedroom house. un-
on ns Children eTseen fs
0f aGr 9R fs
northwest JOHN MCNEIL Rt. 2, Fair
WsAANTED-sman house or apartment, fur
nishe4 for young Army couple not eligible
for o dfSharge; . no location preference; pIsE Re
REGTLAR EGGfTLA NAVY COMMANDER, perma-
nnrn dut Va nesef efe Up Or to s PfgroG W. RSas s
ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED house want
az and p wffe Rea prefer d Hilcrest or Similar Sec
tion convenient to Anacostia Naval Air Sta.
Phone Clinton fMd 55SW. 81
VETERANS WIDOW. daughter II mos,
desire modern unfurnished house or apart
ment IN or near Washington. between Oct.
/ and May. Box 452-X, Star. ~
" and Pafi Ein Minor 70 repars pf tsEen
care Of; up to 81 $50 month. rent always
on the lire CO $500 or .DU. 9551.
or 81 ZOO cash on rent of furnished or
partly furn. 6 or 7-Tcom house. ct not over
5000 per mo-; must be 1st-class in
good neighborhood we are best type ten
ants. Box 45g-x. Star
5, 6 OR ROOMS unfurnished: D. c. or
vicinity; pay several months rent in ad-
vance; best reference IA. 1857. So
DESPERATELY NEED 2-3 bedroom house
partly furnished or unfurnished: prefer
Evening star., 1945-10-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

/ AM DEsIRoUs Of fnding a nice home,
located between Georgia and Conn aves'
flGis Mr. In MS ssRqros sP cash
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
you top cash price In 2, C. Md or W;
Or IA 3s6S ), B. = T1FFEY 3 son, sI6
REaS 1 HONE ssas5 % s'h St b.S PS. vns
room, dining room, kitchen, recreation
To0m; suitable fer ooa dqstors s rssidsRee ssS
NEED AT ONCE FOR CASH SALE. 6 to 10
eSo hoqs' Is II D e,; PGsmD ca aR
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can get
Sa Sssh won't HpaR 1sh VI Ipss eesol. esU@g
Sns Ws ~ S.y easIal sI9 cssp e $3.50 ,s9 n. and .
CASH i BUYERS for OF D. c. ana Nd. property.
81 ssssF; sssf S'u Rhsd. ss
Immediate cash settlement. Call ewes,
bes be Yo1 oMlVh Want T. ssEEpY fTaa Acr1oN.-I.s.
S yIHf pay sSasS ses prlse US Really
WR S3 Can 4 SELL TSl St YoGR HOUSE. At its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
cation. ASK for Mr.. BROWNING. VIM: II.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC, Realtors (estab-
lished 1SS7l. DI. lO15. 1919 x st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE yICINITY-Cash BUYERS
for homes or lots. GEORGE W. ROBERT
SON. WI S367.
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value. Free sppraissls. MITCHELL
6 TO Q ROOMS, prefer old house; like
possession within so days; all cash. E, 4.
GARVEY, DI. 450S Eve. and Sun. GE.
6Rnn No ! Thomas Circle
QUICK RESULTS. cash DEAL. on any Sc.
ne. and Md. properties; call me for an
BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc, TR. 1893
It'll pm
WANTED FOR CASH. home in Hyattsville.
University Park or College Park, UP to
SI3,5o0 Give phone. Box 465-X. Star. Sc
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES for sale with US,
We will buy for cash or sell for you.
colored properties. Real estate and bust
ness brokers. 1455 st. NV. MI ss45.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NV, building converted s'., to 8 APARTMENTS
deorgia ave. and Quebec st. n.w--semi-
detached 24.ft. front bldg, converted ,t,s to
can make money here. Oil h.-wh..
18th anG Monroe SITS. n.w.--6-rm.. p
story row brick gas hwh
RFsh RshSfs Estate 9T safsmeh sis Eth St. NV pu
b051: ewes, until 8 pm, sH. $500.
923 X ST. Me- rms, bath. h.-wh..
4is G st. s.e.--e rms, bath, h.-wh..
$3.50 1ss dtAR2N9 st Rxs Ena2 ZEAL Il Isc III sA
COLoRED-DIRECT FROM OWNER-Ran-
dolph pl. NV. Row brick. q rooms. bath,
all-modern improvements, hot-water heat
and continuous hot water. front and rear
ssSTa apr RARE SRs seGaf MI corasr
sood cosdtlon ony es sso5o apo wfta s7bo
ca esi or and see sanse R n geSaRs se or psE Mr. SOL
GSE6sEbS SNH - sSs sr ME- ss4S brick
ri hsa eo e., $500 ss6s terms ave kay
coLoRED0NEAR i St ST. and Florida ave.
baths. h!:Wh f heating z'se: Systems: l 1880;
THoMAs, DE De. iiso; rU; oE. 'A 4451 d e1es. and
C0LoRED-NEAR 9TH and Rhode Island
ave, .w.-Well-built semidet. brick home;
good s,7s, condition; rooms q bedTms) bath
rent, Ma. fo65 or Ma. u So =,
s MODERN mDToSenents ss s doors rooms fitchl fi
ems: used as 3 separate apts.: can be used
as one-family house; oil h.-w.h.. ,275 gals:
sn1 aa aasf sale s5e
evenings, NO: s7af. MR.. WILLIAMS. .s11
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND KENYON
10 rms; ga baths, automatic heat, hard;
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coLoREDIsSoo BLK. 18th ST. NV
0 rms, ;2E baths, h.-w.h., garage, full
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coIoREpHNEAE s..,,n 18th AND Flo Florida aye;
seaton stgs5 $50. GUARANTY REALTY,
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taehed garage. Only $3.50. $50 on n ts terms. ms
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NJ BERNSTEIN 4 CO. I4i5 K st. NV,
Me. 5400. Your Neighbor Bought From
coLoRED--CAPIToL VIEW; $500 block
master bedroom, all-tile bath. ,sanded
panel walls, Venetian blinds, lovely rear
sass RenANcE RFsiry RTsf &C.,
oil 9Th ST.; nv. DI 1851: evenings and
eoLoFnbyFoR a5i Rfisy ii faAf THf BUYER of distinc-
and bath houses, h.-w.h,,. extra large lots
inRton--availsble for colored-40o block
Park I'd: NV. For price and terms call
CHARLES Q. WARD, AID. 74e5, at 27
coLoREDGi4oo BLOCK Gault pI. ne
Semidetached frame, 8 rms and bath.
h. VIII, owner will paper and paint
shown show 6y appointment onlg reaaSen,ss as bls Rs
GoLoREDWs5oo BLOCK 10th ST. NV
II rms, 2 baths, h.-w.h., semidetached
brick; front porch, 81 500 down pay
nation esl CHARLES o, WARD or sales
CoLoRED-vALUABLE 18th st. W. prop
erty, 8 rooms, oil h.-w.h., recr. rm.: house
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| Colonial front porch, . rear porches q
! inclosed);. large back yard to alley, rose
garden; fun basement, INV. GOAL heat,
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