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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05
WATERWAY EXTENSION TO KEY WEST
NEARER REALITY. TODAY THAN EVER


Extension of the Intracoastal
Waterway to Key West appar-
emily will soon be a reality, and
it probably will be a postwar
project, Stephen c. Singleton,
manager of the Key West Cham
Der of Commerce, informed each
director IN d letter mailed him
today
While Mr.. Singleton is not pos
tive in his statement, yet of one
thing Key Westers may be posi-
tivc-the project is nearer real
ity today than during any other
time in the many years that eff
forts have been made to have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05
Clean.Cut Militar, Victory May
Not Be Possible, Eisen-
hover Declares
PLANS PUBLICITY
FOR ISLAND CITY

A double-pase layout of
pictures and an article. writ.
ten by Stephen c. Singleton.
manager of the Chamber Of
Commerce. descriptive Of
Key West. will be published
in midsummer. he has been
informed. in The Social
Spectator. OF New York.
which has . large circulation
at summer and winter re-
sorts in the United States.
and. before the war. was cir
culated widely in other eoun.
tries. II will be the fifth arti-
Gle. with pictures. about Key
West that Mr.. Singleton viii
have had in that magazine.
Another article. also with
illustrations. will appear the
coming summer in the Flor
ida Sportsman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05
MUCH WASTED FOOD

NEW YORK.-Mayor Fiorello
La Guardia says the food wasted
by New Workers daily would feed
a European city of three hundred
thousand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05
Stroke Does Not Halt
Painters Strokes
fRy Assacinfed Prcnnl

GREENSBORO, N. C.-Andrew
Eadie, II, a native of Edinburgh,
Scotland, was a landscape paint
er with class of $50 art students
when he suffered a stroke of
paralysis seven years ago. His
right and painting hand was left
helpless.
Eadie has learned to paint all
over again with his left hand,
and has continued his career as
teacher and artist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05

the waterway extended. to Key
West. In his letter to the directors
Nh Singleton sad:
I'VE have made one more leg
on the long effort to accomplish
the extension of the IntracoaStal
Waterway to Key West. Captain
Jones, of the engineers office,
supplied US with three sheets of
Continued on Page four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05
FIRST TO SUGGEST

NEW YORK.-George Francis
Train was the first person to sug-
gcSt 10 inventors erasers attached
Ia pencils; perforatons between
postage stamps, and steps attach
ed To- carriages.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05
WELL ESTABLISHED

CHICAGO.-So we'll establish
ed are the laws of heredity that,
given pure strains of mice, the
genetlcist knows exactly what
the traits of their progeny will
be. Y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05
Key West Included In Post
War Planning Program To
Get Underway During July
O'BRYANT ELECTED slf
ROTARY PRESIDENT

Key West Rotary Club to-
day devoted its business
meeting to the election of
officers. The following were
elected:
President. Horace O'BrY-
ant; secretary. Earl Adams;
treasurer. Charles Smith:
directors. A. Maitland Adams.
Hugh Hodge. Charles Taylor
and Allan B. Cleare. Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-05
State Of German Arms
30 Disrupted. lnils
Possibly Win RessFi te
Guerilla Warfare


PARIS. April S~tasasssi
Eisenho~wr, sapswme sssu-
Inaader Of Allied fosess -
the sess. has srisa~n = lssssf
10 Presidenl Roasessli. q
was revealed todag. IN wbah
a was stated IA - mnlsA IS
that there wili BE . slemm
cat military auFFem6s8 ~ ihs
GeFman arEaaeas sd thas -
Allied command psuAah
viii declare Va Das aseN
That dseiaraaiem wil -
forthcoming whsn ihN Co.
man aFans~a haze hmem -
badly bFoken 80 lhsss E.ms
nanss ~ili D. swamxea 80
bands VI sueFsilaa
The Allied cummam8 h
already PREPARED measaks
10 seRreRatn ihe Haslla
a. many small afeaa -
slhle, 80 that thsk gmH 60
quldated effectively
Much of ~ liahfM
present b little muFs sh
guerilla warfare. heNmm
practically umR A
army Ia the $50 e. 80
lnR alrnuNi a. laa ~ M
ply lines can hesp ~ s.
ln the last four dakA af
two Uf the aFmis hMst ~
obliged 60 slas keh tham
because 20 tht fsafa uf
ming 0ut 81 sHpllaH Per-
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For SIS Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-13
MINE SWEEPER is
LOST, NAVY STATES

WASHINGTON. July l3-(AP)-The
motor mine sweeper YNS 80. mas
been lost. the navy announced today
All casualties were enlisted men
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-13
|. s. TO PAY For
Japanese Relief
Ship Which Sank

san Francisco, July l3.-liF)
-JapancS" broadca>tS said to-
day the United States govern
ment has aCknoAledscl that an
American submarine sank the
japanese relief ship AVA Maru,
a~pCIo9ixcd and agreed to pay
compensation.
The ship was sunk July l
while travelling under safe con
duct granted by the United
States for an expedition TO carry
relief supplies to American priS-
UnerS OF war.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-13
WEAE E1ER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Considerable clCudineSS and
moderate temperatures, with a
few widely scattered light show
er> tonight and SATURDAY..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-13

Continued on Page Three.l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-06
Casualties
"A pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointment"

The War Department made pub
lie today the names of United
State. soldiers wounded in action.
The announcement includes casual
ties in the Asiatic. Mediterranean
and Southwest Pacific areas.
Andre,, Pvt. Juan \. - Miss
Gloria Andrea, sister, 2i096 Pen.
nine ST., Dearborn.
Archutowski, Pfc. Chester-Mrs.
Carmella ArchutOwski, mother
1859 Reynolds St, Detroit
Atkinson, Pfc. Paul Mrs.
Neirdy Atkinson, mother. PA n.
Church St, Hudson.
3arabe, staff Sgt. Clifford V
Mrs. Marie /. Barabe, wife. 400
Marquette St, lshpeming.
Baranoski, Pvt. Michael - Mrs.
Josephine Baranoski, mother 1914
Faith St, Detroit
larger Pvt. Louis j.. Jr.-Louis
j. Barger, St, father, Spruce.
Bejma, Pvt. Edward F. Mrs.
Mary Bejma, wife, j75l Grandy St.
Detroit.
Beukema, Pfc. Gerald Airs.
Agnes J. Beukema, wife, $40 East
ern Ave, Grand Rapids.
Binder, Pvt. lsadore- Mrs. Lena
Binder mother, 2024 Clairmount
St. Detroit.
Bitica, Sgt. kOnstantinos c.
Mrs. Grace Bitica, mother 206l L.
Grand Blvd. Detroit.
Boik, Pfc. Thomas P.-Mrs. Mary
Boik, mother, 1891 Goulburn Ave,
Detroit
Brady, Tech. 5th CIR. Herman J.
Mrs. Lucille 4. Kaemes, sister,
Az S. Mechanic St, Jackson.
Braman, Cpl. Ernest D.-Mrs.
Bernice Braman, mother, Route 4,
Hillsdale.
Brighton. Pfc. Senator W.-Mrs.
Anna Brighton, mother, Route >,
Manchester.
Brondyke, Pfc. Harry J. Jr.-
Mrs. Elizabeth Brondyke, wife, 1888
Mafett St. Muskegon Heights.
Buhaj Pfc. Paul Mrs. Eva
Buhaj, mother, Route /, Nunica.
Bunce, Pfc. Leon Mrs. Mil.
bred NJ. Bunce, mother, Route l,
Montgomery.
Buschman, end 1t. Melvin c. -
Henry G.. Buschmap, father, 81
Green St. Owosso.
Campbell Pvt. Phillip D.-Mrs.
Ann Campbell, wife, 1868 Airing
ton, Detroit.
Campeau. Pvt. Harvey R.-Mrs.
Exile I. Campeau. wife, 29704 Bret
ton St. Pennington.
Cardinal, Pvt. Thomas Mrs.
Mary Louise Cardinal mother, Gay.
Carris, Pvt Howard Mrs.
Katherine Carris. mother, 120 Cen
ter ST.. Napoleon.
Christ. Pvt. Henry-Mrs. Edith
NJ. Christ, 906 Court St, st. Jo-
seph.
Cohen. Pvt. Solomon y. - Mrs.
Anne Cohen. wife, care Rev. VI.
Poss. 1925 Humphrey St, Detroit.
Corsi, Sgt. Woodrow AIRS.
Noreen Corsi, wife. 112 E. Fleshiem
ST., Iron Mountain.
Cowles, Pfc. Henry W.-Mrs.
Verna Cowles, mother, Houghton
Lake.
Crawford. Cpl. Norman Mrs.
Marie Crawford, wife, EOS Broad
way. Benton Harbor.
Cunningham, Pvt. Ralston l.
Mrs. Minnie A. Broyles. mother,
so Upton Ave, Battle Creek.
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Soundphoto.)

Grandview St. Detroit
W.tkowski, Pfc. Clemens L. -
Mrs. Bernadino c. Witkowski, wife,
Box 265, Posen.
Wroblewski, Pvt. Raymond-Mrs.
Helen Wrohlewski, mother, POSI-
9Th St, Wyandotte.
Wuolukka, Pfc. RENO W.-Mrs
Mary Wuolukka, mother, 1872 Stan
ton Ave, Calumet.
Yepez. Capt. Oscar W-Thomas
H. Nepez, father, 40 Roseneath
St. Battle Creek.
Yoder. Pvt Claude II. - Mrs.
Charlotte Yoder, wife, 1880 Hillger
Ave, Detroit.
Youmans. Pvt Thomas H-Mrs.
Jessie Youmans, mother, Route >,
Central Lake.
Yuodzukinas, Pfc. Victor ]. -
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Daily, STAFF Sgt. lra-Mrs. Leila
Daily mother, Blanchard.
Danielson, Stan Sgt. Carl W. Jr
Airs. Edna Danielson. mother
Lanse.
Delor stan Sgt Clarence H
Mrs. Marie c. Delor, mother, 1881
Blair. Detroit.
DeMey Pvt Cornelius - Mrs
Dorothy c. DeMey, wife, 1923 Lake
Michigan Dr., Grand Rapids.
Dewitt, Pfc. Thomas-Mrs. Mel
4 lie Vanderlarn, mother, Route J,
Grandyille,
Bonner, Pfc. Robert. Mrs.
Sophie Bonner mother Route ?,
Spring Lake.
Doornhaag. Sgt. Arnold Mrs.
Mable d. Doornhaag, wife, 249 \.
Valley St, West Branch.
Loublestein. Pvt. Charles E
Mrs. Velma Loublestein, mother.
81 Park St, Wayland.
Dykstra, Pfc. Marvin E Mrs.
Laura Dystra. mother, 495 Harri-
son Ave, Holland.
Eddy, Tech. 5th CIR Max A
Mrs. Edna f. Eddy, mother Sll
Monroe St. Albion.
Eubank. Pfc. Arthur Mrs. Mil
dred Eubank, wife, 42oO Gray, Apt.
l06, Detroit
Fauser. Pvt. Clifford W.-Clar-
ence Fauser, brother 1902 4th St.
Jackson.
Fish. Pfc. Walton Mrs Ruth
Fish. wife, 16037 Eastwood Ave,
Detroit.
Flotte. Pvt. Percy B.--Mrs. Ar
mace r. Flotte. mother 2S723 West
Rd., New Boston.
Fodor, Pvt. Barney-Mrs. Susie
Almasie, mother, S9i2 Thaddeus
St. Detroit.
Formsma. 2nd 1t. Donald l.
Mrs. Frances Formsma, mother,
Route /. iceland
Fregetto, Pvt. Lawrence Mrs.
Minnie Fregetto, mother. Norway.
Fuson. Pfc. Ivan O.-Mrs. Maudie
Fuson, mother, 1900 Wolcott St,
Flint.
Gage. Pvt. Edwin C.-Mrs Eliza
beth Clara Gage, wife, Route /,
Pierson.
Garland. Pfc. Forest H. - Mrs.
Norma NJ Garland, wife, 2l2 f.
Dowland St, Ludington.
Garner. Pfc. Joe Mrs. Radie
Garner, mother, 632 Little Bridge,
Detroit.
Gawlowski, Pvt. Henry F.-Mrs.
Mary Gawlowski, mother, 1884
Klein ST.. Detroit.
Gibbs. Pfc. Robert R.-Mrs May
me Nobe Lamb mother, 4Sl Dick
erson ST.. Detroit.
Gibson, Pfc. William R.-Mrs, June
f. Gibson, wife, 1876 Pierson, De-
troit.
Ginex. Pfc. Sam Peter Ginex,
father, 3l5 n. Perrine St, Jackson.
Gomez. Pvt. Thomas M.-Mrs.
Marion Gomez, wife, 1449 Leverett'
Detroit.
Gray. Sgt. Howard W. - Mrs.
Christina V. Gray, mother, l3l W.
Grand Vivid, Iron Mountain.
Greer, fNt. JOnl h'--hIs' Eve
Greer, mother, 1857 Cabot St, De-
troit.
Gustanski, Pvt. John Mrs.
Anna Gustanski, mother, 1894 Buff
falo St. Detroit
Hanson. Pvt. Roland l. Mrs.
Hazel NJ. Hanson. wife, st. lgnace.
Hanzey, Pvt. Harry H Mrs.
Hannah Hanzey, mother, Si6l
Faust. Detroit.
Hatch. Pfc. Kenneth C Mrs.
Eva Hatch, mother, 222 West Oak
ley St, Flint.
Havenstein. Tech. 9Th Or. Elmer
Mrs. Gladys Hayenstein. wife,
1920 Pardee, Route /, Dearborn.
Hicks. Pfc. Thomas R-Eugene
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WILL MAKE VOWS

Kalamazoo, Mich.-Eleven WON
en- will make permanent VOWS next
Tuesday as members OF the con
regation OF the Sisterhood OF st.
Joseph in Holy Family Chapel at
Nazareth College, where nine pro-
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Paul Pfc. John-Mrs. Grace
Paul, wife, Si62 Theddeus ST., De
troit.
Phelps, Pvt. Haskell Mrs.
Marguerite l. Phelps, wife, Route 4,
Carter Rd., Midland.
Phillips, Pvt Harold Mrs.
Joan a. Phillips, wife, 154S Wilson,
Lincoln Park.
Piedmonte, Pvt. Albert Mrs.
Alba Piedmcnte, mother, AIS Je-
rome St. Monroe.
Plagens, Pvt. Raymond Oval
/ ter A. Plagens, father, 1896 Omira
St, Detroit.
Przybyl Pvt. Casimir R.-Mrs.
Josephine Koscinski, Mother, 50S9
Belvidere, Detroit.
Ray, Pvt William Mrs. Fran
ces Ray, wife, $3.50 Romeyn, Apt.
/ !, Detroit
Reiberg, 1st 1t. Rufus-Mrs. Eli
zabeth Reiberg, mother. Bridgeport.
Richards, Tech. Sgt. William. Jr.
William Richards, Sr., father, PIG
5. Pitcher, Kalamazoo.
Riddle, Tech. Sgt. George E
Mrs. Marion Riddle. wife, Box IS,
Holly.
Ritson, Pfc Donald J. Mrs.
Frances Ritson, mother, 1929 Whit
ney St, Jackson.
Roberts, STAFF Sgt Roy R.-Mrs.
Catherine Roberts. wife, $3.50
Meade ST. Dearborn.
Rose. Pfc. Robert C-Myron z.
/ Rose. father, 525 Columbus St,
/ Grand Haven.
Runyan, Pvt. Luther E.-Mrs. c.
liza Runyan, wife, 500 y. Shiawas-
! see St. Corunna.
Russell, Pfc Chauncey MFRS.
Mabel Russell, mother, 314 n. Ma
/ pie Grove, Hudson.
Sajewicz, Pvt. Michael W.-Mrs.
Mary c. Sajewicz, wife, SIPS Olym-
| pil St, Detroit.
Schroeder. Pvt. Rex G.-Mrs. Leila
Schroeder, mother, SIT S. Main St,
| Eaton.
Schwartz. Pfc. Joseph-Rudolph
Schwartz, 4SO9 Trenton St, De-
| troit.
Smith. Pfc. Orene-Fayett Smith.
father, 334S Atkins Rd., Port HUI
ron.
Smith. Pvt. Peter P.-Mrs. Lena
Smith, wife, 2l137 Curie St, Van
Dyke.
Smolarek, Pfc. Steve Mrs.
Lillian 7. Smolarek, wife, 1926
Dormus St, Hamtramck.
Stevenson. Pfc. Raymond H
William S. Stevenson, Sr., father
511 Lincoln St, Durand.
Taylor, Pvt. Robert w. - Mrs
Mary II. Phillips. sister, 81 Hill
side St. Jackson.
Toomer, Pfc. Roy K.-Mrs. Irene
J. Toomer, wife, 1907 jackson
St Dearborn.
Umstead, Tech 4th CIR. Lawrence
/ W.-Mrs. Jane Umstead, wife, 7135
Elmhurst St. Detroit.
Van B ~, Pvt. Clifton C.-Mrs.
/ Marguerite L. Van Buren,. wife,
/ 1149 f. Evelyn St. Hazel Park.
Won Olnhausen, Pvt. William f.
Jr.-Mrs. Clara Won Olnhausen,
mother, Route 2. Sturgis.
Ward. Pvt. Robert S.-Mrs. Eli
zabeth Ward, wife, 400 Van Dyke
/ St. Detroit.
( Weinberger. 2nd 1t. Jerome -
Mrs. Phyllis s. Weinberger, wife,
care Lefko Eden, Arms Apis, Sa-
ginaw.
Welsh Sgt. Gene Mrs. Ella
/ Welsh, mother, Box 500. Saginaw.
Wilson. Pvt. James T.-Mrs. b.
| Gertrude Wilson. wife, $3.50 iona
/ than St. Dearborn.
Windle. Pfc. Donald B.-Mrs. Luz
ella Windle, mother 116 W. Linsey
St. Flint.
Winslow Pvt. Cecil V.-Mrs. Lu-
/ ellie w. Winslow, wife, Route ],
/ Hartford
Winters. Pvt. William C.-Mrs.
Mildred +. Winters. wife, 20077
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nounced temporary VOWS at mid
week services. The nine were
Sisters Regina Glare, Borgla Anne.
Patrick. Marie George, Joan Cas-
sian. Marie Jane and Ruth Ann, all
OF Detroit, and Lucille Marie and
Ann Carolyn, both OF Flint.
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Mrs. Melyina Nuodzukinas, mother,
1922 Ninewood St. Detroit.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
APARTMENTS UNFuRhishED

BASEMENT APT. 4 rooms. bath. Frigid-
alre, private entrance: 500 month: 1O-min-
ute household service daily: ref required.
Ie! HO: 96s5. ! 300 R. !. ave NV %"
EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. apt. IN Glover Park.
$3.50. 410l w St. NV. Ant. 103, for i or
: bedrm. apt. IN Chillum section. EN-. / $50.
WILL EXCHANGE 500 2-bedroom apt. in
apt. or house elsewhere Box 436-X, Star
I LARGE RMS. kitchen and bath, on 2nd
floor; utilities furnished. Call after 9:3O
am; 500 S13 St ne
ROOM, share kitchen and bath for one
girl age 50 to 30, $50 month. 2S23 18th
ST. NV. 3rd floor, Apt. ). 22'
;.3S 35TH ST. NE, Apt "a rooms,
dinette kitchen, and bath. gas heat, re-
triserator, S45. JESS FISHER 81 CO.,
9l3 New York ave. NV. RE. 5000.
MODERN 3-RM., plus Ions glass porch,
Apt. q; S55. Tile bath, hot water, oil
heat heat, reffrisSeration range; | to blocks
D: c. line, ne Box 23s-Z, Star
1902 COLUMBIA RD. NV , rms. and
bath, utilities furnished, s55 mo-; near
cars and bus. AID. 0574
EXCHANGE, 2-bedrm. unfurn apt, up
per NV. renting for S5S mo- for g.
bedrm. house: Brishtwood section. rent
up to S65 mo. ia. 0723. Box 396-X,
5oas EDMoNsToN AVE. Hyattsville-s-
rm. apt, semipvt., bath. Lights and Oil
hest W9s l1S InsIgded u ed Adults @ So. WA. 37s7:
seo Sc for for same am ,a. Nv. Telephone II. 1866.
LOVELY. CLEAN. SUNNY, 3 rooms, kit
and bath. yard. S75; Decatur ST NV, near
Sherman Circle; trade. one-room apt OF
bedroom apt. Box 241-Z. Star %.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

COUPLE with 5yr, ,-old boy want good
home: can bring furn. and elec. washer
Il desired no object to suburbs have car
TWO YOUNG SINGLE MEN, college grad
yates, clean habits desire twin bed room
or two rooms in home of professional busi-
ness man (gentile), occasional use of
piano; pplnn board if possible. Call Michigan
GENTLEMAN, aged rs, desires unfurnished
room. pay $40 per month and name party
renting me same beneficiary of a 81 900
life insurance policy Address R. STRAC-
COMORE, 40S G ST. sc. 2ls
COUPLE, settled permanently employed,
wishes room, board in private family
Woodbridge section preferred. WA. 1877.
EMPLOYED single lady desires room and
BOARD or use of Kitchen; NV. section,
WANTED : Room and board. employed
mother, two children, vicinity Sill. Spg.
Nd. Husband overseas. Children in day
nursery. Shepherd SI39
YOUNG MAN interested in music das.res
room with board in NV. private home of
refinement. Prefer to share with gentle
man OF discriminating tastes. Box 25"-z.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
ROOMS WITH soARp.

1852 PERRY PL,-warm front room. 81
Srsa week each. with breakfast. ss; with
o6W Be and a4a annsF s $40 music
441a NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.Wcon.
Senlat Seigat igoungs gentle man share large
excel meals; express M "a bus 0eeS GE asl s4s5 oah
I4Ol 18th ST. N.W.@Convenien residence
1or business people; girl to share room with
private bath, switchboard, selective menus
1926 10Th ST. N.W.-Large front triple.
sac each; also doubles and singles, S42 so
ca; excellent meals; homelike atmosphere
WEI WELL b.d1 FuRN; :,I room for young ladies,
S i3tb Stas 81 closets; 9nt nome sookns' SOCK 1904
lIo@ 18th N.W.-Triple and double room
Tor girls, warm. walking distance; s35
1925 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies: running water,
5eiephones' 7 ne s eleyst9r, excellent board. 22'
S52zS4o per mo, North 925s. %.
LOVELY double front, room. pvt. bath. twin
ately; Please cali IA. s37i. G.'N''e ''''''NN
ddIpE.. GLIB 26S0. go 262O 10th st. n:w-single,
dnss ladleS; good meals singles,
nnaIg sISsI pPSsIsE TsEHE TsEbE ace Eeed
VACANCY for elderly persons only; near
VERY LARGE ROOM for 4 girls, S45
month each; also girl to share room with
2 others: NV. section. DE. 5637
ABOVE MASS. AVE. NV, 1909 18th St
HO; 9335-Double rms, pvt, and semipvt.
baths 81 ;50-S50: employed adults.
11i6 HOBART ST. NV, WI 9SS4-One
young girl to share room with two others,
$40 month. 22*
1900 5th ST. N.W.-Lovely Groom apt.
nonhousekeeping, for ,; excellent food.
Laundry privilegest uni phone; $50 ca
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few vacan-
cles for women in this popular gueSthouSe
srecializing in good food, SAB $50 and
80 30 17l2 New Hampshire ave. NV.
1918 r. l, AVE. N.E.-Room and mea. S for
girls; private bath, private living room,
telephone and private entrance; pleasant
SURROUNDINGS: excellent meals; 30 minutes
to town, transportation at door; $3.50
week each. DU. 2l6l
esO5 ONTARIO RD. Nw.-Large. lovely
furnished front rm.. excellent meals; street
WILL ROOM AND BOARD serviceman's
wife with or without small child in ex-
change for care of year-old child WA.
81 OF. 56l1 54th ave. RiVerdale. Md
Evening star., 1945-01-21
APrs. FURNISHED Cont. J .

TWO COLLEGE GIRLS who are tired Of
restaurant eating may wish to Join two
hold Separate % bedrooms, 90 fireplaee, ere reefe-
Sgins,ssss7 iSTa 81 sssh yS oaEsIsss !d
y WOMAN OR Girl to share nicely tqrn
Reed Hospital; Jewish home; unlim phone;
COMPLETE KITCHEN. private bath. good
beat he people of good e,a habits rent, 500.
TWO GIRLS desire another to rent private
Arm. apt; IS, S35. NE, 1865. 1929 ST.
los CARROLL AVE, Takoma Pk.-Bed-
room with, kitchen privileges for working
lady works; S5o; Call Sunday night or
Monday, s,n AZ sH syn 49,
kitchenette and bath. 4s10 Central ave,
Capitol Heights, Md Open to 5 Sunday.
TWO ROOMS, kitchen, porch, semiprivate
bath, 500; utilities furnished. 47o3 Geor-
ISIS i7th ST. NV. tof Col. RIBBED
room, Kitchen, porch; Frieidaire, ami;
BROOM APT. suitable for married cou-
ddq1 Clifton St NV.
rooms. adioinins, bath. cooking pTiyileges;
1909 ST. NV. NEAR Dupont Circle
dn tqaS aree aP for ass geek
SHARE HOUSE with 5 girls at 4614 ssth
st. St; nv; nv; .dmaaaid maid and meals; $50 month.
(but not too dignifed)
lady, between % and 35, to, share, with
aSovs kit ca Rah al ep day
ne; Apt- :, NO. 1888:
arFe ekN rms neaT e Ss srFe eenteI rds m
porch: phone service, laundry. beautiful
6at fences 8 yard; $40 si mo; no Utilities turn;
T4koMA PARK@AttractiSely furnished
and and pr9ate as T BATH 'taag sandrS SedFm fae
utilities furn.; $50; adult couple I2s
SS; bSr IL AVE- AVE; zsan
Fsoi Ps5.; sIg0H s5q mSRth sr "A $3.50 r,,
newly furnished; pvt. shower eath. refrg,:.
srence; & en- available January rs: S55;
3-bedroom, 3 kitchen, living room. bath. lux
uriously furnished apt and telephone with
or : officers or war workers who are con-
luired Box 2?S $9sx, & star, safn' references re-
l.a6 EDISON PL.,, NE, Apt. ID rms.
XII. ana Datni Will snare with two girls,
colored, $50 each: conv. to bus.
WIFE to share room in
apt with another. $50 mo- 2006 N st.
y W. Phone DI 7043
I5I5 18th ST. N.W.-Basement apart
ment for couple; tenant keep furnace: $50
per month
1903 NAYLoR RID. S.E.-Congenial girl,
25 to 35, to share lovely apt; SIS wk..
including meals. II. ,7941.
electric refrg.. gas range, utilities; $50
week; Mt. Rainier cars.
6106 nth PL.. Riverdale, Md rooms,
first floor. near stores and transportation;
10 am. to. l pm: S45 per mo-, inc. util.;
one block bus.
0LORED-Servceman wife has apart
ment to share with a couple or two young
ladies' emp. only; ref; S25 for one, $40
for two. Call FIR. 4010 461S Washington
pl. ne.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

EXCHANGE RENTAL-subtect to land
lords approval: SOB Franklin ST., Alex,
va. Unfurnished, new, 2-bedroom house,
convenient to Airport, Pentagon, S75 per
mo-; for similar 2 or 3 bedroom house or
apt. NV. D. c., up to S125 mo. Temple
6lGl.- Sunday am. or evening.
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom unfurn. home;
rent, S65. in vic. of 18th and Gallatin
SITS. W. for 2-bedrom unfurn. apartment
in NV. Box 93-z, STAR 21'
NEW YORK CITY area, exch tenancy
3 bedroom TOR 2 Or 3 bedroom house or apt.
in Wa.h MA. 1572, Ext. "a, 22'
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom, 2-bath house,
rental. S125 per month, gas heat. con-
venient Northwest location. for 2-bedroom
aapartmneen1t' a vicinity Connecticut ave. . Call
d2I QUEENS STREET. Alex, .ya.-aAttrac-
bus to Washington; will exchange for SIM
liar house or apt. in Detroit, Mich. Call
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, ss85 Ten
nyson st. NV. Delightful 4-bedroom.
center-hall. detached home, with 2 side
open fireplace; only $500 down, $50
monthly including all costs except utilities
to purchase this home.
NEAR 1921 HURST TERRACE NW.-6
rooms: no improvements. spring water,
large lot. chicken house, S25 mo. EN-. 1921.