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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

In last weeks scores no one
was able to break an 80. Why
do scores swell on the local
layout? Some say because of
the rough that is heavier than
on other nearby courses. others
contending that the fairwaYs
are too narrow. The duffer
thinks that neither are the real
reasons. His opinion is that
the sporty build-up of the
greens forces the scores up
ward. On a number of cours-
es. the green is just a little
higher than the fairwaY but
on the Island City course the
green's have been built high
above the fairwaY. necessitat-
ing good second shot to hold.
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Additional Tide Data
TEXAS SNAKE ExPLoDEs

EVANSTON, III. - An eXclt-
ed woman telephoned police and
asked them to come at once to
dispatch a four-foot snake, coiled
and ready to strike, which she
spied on her lawn. Police COM
piled hastily. The officer warily
approached the coiled reptile,
fired one shot and the snake"
exploded into a dozen pieces.
The snake, made of plaster of
paris. had a label on its stom-
ach which read, Made in Texas"
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Londeree Takes
Blind Bogie Prize

First prize money of 81 went
to Pop" Londeree, with Fred
Mathews taking the SIS second
prize and George Valdez gaining
the third place money of $3.50
in the Blind Bogie tourney held
over the weekend at the Key
West Golf Club.
MedaliSt honors fell to Jimmy
Mira with an 80 and runner-up
was Norman Artman with an 81.
Humbert Mira's SO took third
place honors.
Individual scores are as fol-
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Raider Rally Trips ! Sek, -
Pirates Down Troiasns, & s. to o
BUCCANEERS GET FIRST
VICTORY 0r WINTER
BASEBALL LEAGUE,
CANES YESTERDAY.

= tAsee-Fun rally I'm t.1c eighth
smnA enAhled the Red Raiders TO
49, hask rs Blue Sox. 4 to 2,
teFslay and Keep their lead at
ske 80 - the Winter Baseball
t*eNs.e tlsssuilitsd with three
sffa 80 vletoTaes. In the night
$50 81 Municipal Stadium, the
fssa&sa tsssak an early six-run lead
SO aefsWtesl tlw Tojans, G to 4,
~ theil t.Fst triumph. -
q fssag nd IRE Raiders under
feNfsmA tE seven innings until
49, tsaMse.icadeFs were able to
taNeN tao bits. two walks and
em erFeF fuf three runs in the
sNth - McadoF. who went
she atstauee en- the Raiders, had
q fhaee hitisF going into the ninth
wweu sie nlue Sax put together
thfx8 asnaies Cor . single tally,
80 ASesssiofa bsIekled down, and
eeafed 80 uext batter with the
fsmN riHn ~ the plate 10 end the
Nne
MaslsEs scored early in the
tHth iaulng when Baker singled,
$50 nrofei on Roberts double.
Hi.se So tied Il IN their half of
sac laHrth on AlbiO Acevedo's
snelf an infleld out and NJ. Ace
seaes sinNle.
hieaisg opened the Raiders
eNtah ~ drawing walk. Ju-
Nos Nlilafeai teat out an easy
Hnlsg8 and after Alonzo flied out
o. 8eep right, Baker squeezed in
Maaaea Diaz threw 10 first
whMh the sox failed Go cover, al
aseae NiilsFesl 90 score on the
efn sterling was pufposely
wsiNe1 and then Baker scored
mAen Aesve1o funlbled Hermann
o. mFasinaer. Blue Sox added
aaaaila4 rallY in the ninth on sin
wlea ~ Jaek Villareal, A. Ace
sesla ana AbFeu
1.Matxea Gives 6 Hits
Fha Pirates eked out their vic
bHH uNef tiae TFolans behind the
80 al etching II Gabe Lastres.
So wdn pats the Pirates in a
glfeT WaY tie Cos second place in
li WtuseF League.
GhaGlss Albury. who went all
sha wag Sos me TToians, received
tl smupaFt from his infield,
bh feaalied IN some of the
Hha fsfatea tailed twice in the
81 mn4nN un two errors, Her
Ha&ef slngle % right and San
5aNH mFaich BIZ They added
faa mmas in the third on two
alAs 3 fa3lAsgs choice and Her
aanAsE second htt 81 the game.
Aa m 49, fasFth they scored
8ee Fmae 0n sn infield hit and
e NFFafs
Nfamma eaIne 20 life in the fifth
HNaa e. s6oge three runs. After
HaF - Bsfa had been held hitless
GO Aasf and ono-third innings,
tsnaied a. center for the
Na HNlsn safety Singles by
n MeaFfn & Albury and Val
&c ahish followed. provided the
panrh Troians scored
fam GMfth fun ia the sixth in-
$50 mhsn Acrvcd0 was hit by
49, hall. stole second and
l - naesias infield hit.
-. M.-a.Ma
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Your Horoscope
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 49,,

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
1946-Today gives a highly emo-
tional temperament and an adj
venturous spirit. The nature
may become somewhat avaricious
and cunning, quick TO perceiva
ANYTHING that will accrue to its
own advantage, but rather slow to
adapt itself to social habits of
life. Seek to avoid selfishness
and contention, so that friends be
not alienated.
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TEE SHOTS
By puFFER

Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at
the Key West golf clubhouse, a
meeting will be held to receive
nominations for president and di-
rectors for the ensuing year. The
election will be held at the next
meeting. The ballot will be Sc
crit and no matter who wins, let's
all pull together and see that the
club enjoys an even better year
than the past one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

NfN AHu W1u-H ~ i
So COO 100 0Ol--2 6 1
Eggma Gates. Jack Villareal, A.
Hsia Abrcu. Dias; runs bat
Is Haker Roberts, M. Ace
a &fasu. tWo-basc hits: Rob-
M 8Mus Vtllareal; stolen bas-
Hi.as Vlllafeal, Baker 2, Her.
sagrifices: A. Acevedo,
a Eaz14Fs ieft on bases: Red
sa 1lsae Sox 3; bases on
afl Dtax .. off Meadors /:
k eut ~ Diaz 6, by Mea-
8 winning pitcher: Meador;
nitchef Dlaz; umpire:
acurer Castaneda; time
Na So
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Three Cage Games
Set For Tonight
Basketball exhibition games
scheduled for tonight at the high
school gymnasium include:
7:l@Key West Transit Co.
. VS.. Radio.
3:l5-U.S.S. 'Wilkie VS.. Army
Defenders.
9:lS-Red Raiders VS. Coca
cola.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

Pro Joe Lopez. after attend
ing the Orlando and Miami
Opens. will contract with three
other pros to put on an exhibi-
ton match at the local club.
Joe says not to expect the very
big-name boys. but that he
will get a creditable foursome
down.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

Where's Francis Delaney?
The two-iron master has not
played in over six weeks. Has
he given up the game? They
all try but they all come back.
There is no cure for the golf
bug bite.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

The green on number nine will
be torn up and replaced with a
brand new sure-putt green. The
temporary green will be placed
just short of the present one, and
will be played for about three
weeks, states Sam Goldsmith,
green's chairman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

Paul Sher will show 100 feet
of color movies at each meet
ing. These pictures were tax
en- during the Knight Mira
championship match.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

Television, for fellows like me,
Has little chance Of issacreedins
I like to turn the radio on.
And continue with my readinf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

Bill Peloquin, the jovial sub
mariner, has been transferred
and will no longer be the life of
the party at the monthly dinner
meetings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

Harry Knight, club champion,
is just back from a short vacation
in Havana. While there, he play
ed the Havana-Biltmore and had
an 80.
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Caps and B-2e's
In Deciding Tilt
Of Series Tonight

Bottle Capp Inn and s-2s Jewel:
ers collide tonight in the third
and deciding battle Of their
three-ganae series for the second
half championship of the City
Softball League. The gam {
starts at 7:30. |
II the Bottle Caps win they
become 1916 city champions but
a win for the B-29's will force a
four-out-of-seven game series for
the city title. Buster Roberts is
slated to pitch for the jewelers.
tonight and also bat in the clean
up spot despite an injury re-
ceived in yesterdays Winter
Baseball League game in (which
he played on the Red Raiders.
Hancock is the mound choice for
the Bottlers. Probable line-ups
follow.
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T,ce-SPos.t Seasor,
Tickets Offered
By High School

The Key West High School
Athletic Association an
nonnces the sale Of a season
pass for both basketball and
baseball for the school year
lS46-47.
Fans expecting to see most
of the school games conse-
quently will realize a great
saving by using season tic
kets.
Receipts will be used TO
buy uniforms, equipment for
both Junior and Senior High
School teams. and 10 support
other sports such as track.
tennis and swimming.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

More than nine-tenths of the
population of Haiti is of African
descent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Best Hitters

Fielding Averages
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Bottle Caps

boxfte Caps
Baker, SIS
Carbonell, 3b
Gates, %
Sterling Id
Kerr, C
Mccarthy, IF
Carey, If
Gates, IF
Hancock, p
Dutch Goehring, manager.
Jewellers
Abreu, 2b
Sawyer, IF
Navarro, IS
Roberts, p
r. Valdez, If
Joe Mira, 3b
Parks, 1b
c. Albury, C
Osterhoudt, CT
p. Fernandez, manager
Malgrat, coach
Stuntz, sub.
Umpires: J. Villareal and Abb
Acevedo; scorer, Aguilar.
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The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued mild this
afternoon and tonight. Tuesday
increasing cloudinesS and some
what warmer. Moderate to fresh
northeast and east winds this aft
ernoon and tonight becoming
gentle to moderate east and south
east Tuesday.
Florida: Cloudy and occasional
rain extreme north portion, 9th
erwise partly cloudy today, to-
night and Tuesday. Cooler ex-
IRENE north portion, otherwise
little change in temperature.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
leo: Gentle to moderate winds,
mostly easterly through Tuesday
except becoming moderate to
fresh northeast 10 east over ex-
IRENE north portion tonight and
Tuesday. Weather partly cloudy
except cloudy and occasional rain
extreme north portion.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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second-tIalf playoff Standings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

SoftbaH Series
Statistics +
BY
PETER AGUILAR
Official Scorer

VIIlINIiInlAIiIIIHIHllRllHIIIIRHnfIIIIItH
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not alienated
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

IoI. 10Th sT. N.w-Lsrge front triple
also double room excellent food and serv-
"0lI KALORAM4 RID. NV. Just off Conn
q 2 Double room for . young ladies' eX-
ceIient meals; convenient transportation.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUSE-A few vacan-
GifS t0r women in this popular guesthouse.
SfT S IInSsasrf fS sye Fo7es Glen Ma
Double rooms and meals SH. 69?9.
1903 18th Ne, near Monastery large
rooms with board for married couple or
Young men references required; 500 each
p T,e m Tass n. ~ Ssa? trort IA Ia.
men; 2 meals day; excellent food and
f poo% .~6 Re "a ,pb ,u. lie
representations; $3.50 each per mo. 1914
36ii 18th ST. N.w.-Room to himself and a
DrP % s1Tsm GfFchE S1 t5Se a.
rooms with private baths in all-girl resi-
d doatos table exceptionally good no single
MI Tr' rLrASANTM r W Nome. very nicely
furnished double rm, for girl to share with
another girl good tranSp.: newly fur
n nfhGd hGmfISegoo6ed meals
1905 18th ST. N,W.-Double room and
NURSE will care for children. 8 to 10
years old in her home; playground across
the street; reasonable DU 30O2
1874 n. II. AVE. N.W.-Vacancies for 3
young girls; Broom and bath suite in high
class, very modern guesthouse: beautifully
furn.: maid service: excellent meals: walk
ing distance; available Saturday. Also .
VACANCIES in 2-room SuitH available June
80. The house is equipped with air circu-
lating system. giving complete change of
air every minutes all over the building
This reduces temperature from 10 TO 8
degrees Ia
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ENCHANGE furnished 2-bedroom apt. in
Annspohs Tor unfinished APP or house
Nv n A .g!,5 on OF vicinity. MIR, BROWN
EXCHANGE one bedroom unturnisRaeo
apaF'meEt IN Sc Washington Tor one OF
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OFFERING choice bedroom spj. IN
room APT. or bungalow IN Los Angelo
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t a. BOX 2d1,D, stag. IL
sF' at 2>ll Pa. ave Sc viii exchaase
y l25 a. x 'iT- !3 tla. home close in. DIR
\. Y.-wAsu EHchanee. large rooms.
mem central "a :. te ocs.o i1's Tor AP iolr
Conn. ave BoE AN, s1af. u Il. "
WILL RENT desirable 4-room apt. in n
ESQ tSs s.lat a4S'F GS g party in exchange
HAVE IN Nv. Il WAs III ?-Dedrodm.
ap pao Nv YeFs Guy or Boston Cal ~
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aap!. available Immediately. Can Dl. s5l5.
WASHINGTON FOR n. Y.-3 rms. and d.
for or more Box 266-K. star. 49,
WASHINGTON for Washinglon-Attr. un-
turn. apt. modern apt bldg; Dedrm hv
nm, kit. and bath, telephone; SfU; mr.
shop. school, park excel! transp; NV
oistrlct- Exchange .or altr. Inn, kit or
HltGHenette ana bath APP, mod. apt. bld4
IN District Box 15-L. Star
EXCHANGE 3 UNFINISHED ROOMS in
n ". for same in Bronx. n Y c write
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TWO BEDROOM. living room. bath and
large kitchen completely farm. ned frs
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Hlgh IN NV. n exchange for one bed
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nv. preferably 10Th or Conn. ave Box
1S.M, star 49,
NEW YORK FOR WaShington-Beau 4
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> pm
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Groom apt; for similar accommodations
Mssn Call RE. 500, Ext. 7l923
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont. ,

bi ,1 F ha S9c s. so M w. near
BASEMENT APARTMENT. I room. kitch-
en- en- ..,,, $40 girls only. GE. 1906 los
YoTNG LADY. between ages ea-26,, to
end st Sc, Apt 2o" Can Fri. 4 TO Ia
GIRL, $50, to share lse apt. with . 9th
eT girls, S25. 35?U l3th st NV co 5O3S
after p m. Fri, after IL Sat. and Sun.
ELDERLY LADY would like another Iady
t tProt test to share APP room. one VIM
HeOa 18th ST. NV, Apt. 84--couole to
furn; unllm. phone So! 30 each. co 1856
CoSGENIAL GIRL, 9s-85. to share aot
Coz I'd. nv, Apt. 81! MI I155 al er
H 7o5, Nc LADY 2o t. share apt with another
cHAPMAN REALTY +! CO MD on n E. ~ = T.
bRlGHIWooD SECTION-Larae. airy
EEc re- basement apt bedroom double
s,aclIitieS. pYt. bath, pvt entrance laundry
facilities, Tn! phone. $50 month: no chi
pLen Or y, pei P.ease give full Ddfllcuiags
WI NIL s!IhLEr laFse, comp turn. act
en-: bath. Tor 500 nom June %9-AuS. II,
Nv. SItCsfTIo>.' oN py s:,gS Sc lean and
comp lutn dry basement, bedrm. iiv
rm, d'nette. KIT pvt bath: rafg gaS
elfc con not water suitable for :! empl
aonii'' 500 OF j. 500, Box 4o4-M, s.aI
CoLoRED-Govr GIRL to share 2-lm
apt with one other srl, $40 va. Gail
IN person, MRS, BARBOUR, 305 ST.
II " Apt 81 IA
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LOVELY WOODED AREA. adjoining Rock
Creek. Park-Beautifully furnished brick
home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2nd floor
m hnlshsf Fq WI 0oT 4s avail JulyAusust $500
WESLEY REiGHTs-4 bedrooms, . baths.
maids MAID room and bath: July and August,
S Sf35 n T9Pnta, Boy T S421K' Star: IA
Mayflower and Dup, Cir: quiet st; 4 bed
81 heat, air cooled, garden: imm, pos. !:
$500. AID. 6e06. Ho. 1874. 1922 Hillyer ,pl.
For THE SUMNER, July ! through Sept
Chase, D, c. 4 bedrooms and 2 baths
per month. WEAVER EROS, INC, Dis
trict $500: ewes, co. 594O.
LYON VILLAGE. in nearby Arlington-
Spacious stone Colonial situated on at
baths, completely and beautifully furnished
all utilities included except telephone:
available June 10 10 Sept. lst; references
MSsoN GREER G PeF maRth Wilson GEq bTd
Arlington. Va. CHI. 1898. ewes. GIL. 1898
C S, c1T nt HILLS HI adjacent t. The
nearby Virginia. Spacious brick Colonial
attractively furnished and avail. immedi-
aateiy on yearly basis. Rooms on the
Iarse LIVING room with fireplace. dining
room sun room. powder room. breakfast
room, kitchen equipped with electric dish
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baths; on the Ord floor bedrooms, bath
and storage. room. The full bs sement
contains an attractive recreation room q
and terrace. No objection '' to children children
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
pGSeS q G9ptsal Transit Co nrsept!y need
a pa "a, rtmfnt ior rent phone MI 6263. EXL
COUPLE desires large or room quiet
apartment, furnished or uufurntShed
Northwest section, We are uondrinkine
and have no children. Box Sock, star
UNFINISHED APARTMENT ursen,ly
needed by -ScrElcemau. marriage pend
ing until location obtained Gail Elk
81 81 ! Ia ,- Ext IA. $50 to $50, or write
ARLINGTON, EAST OF GLEBE, s-bedroo
enceS' adults. Phone EX. 1915 DAYS
] OR 2 BEDROOM APT. in D. c. for
nsrrie $50 couple With 1a.yesr-old adopted
BAPTIST young couple desire furn' or
unfurB ~, apt. no children up to sos
y II ERA ai Wants P Punished apartment or
house ne. D; G, or nearby Maryland; j
e G, ID up p 10 s125; Ii, 4s41, -l5
Call DU. 37l3. SIS pm: DI. ALB after 5,
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and baby desire
apt or housekeeping rooms. Box 5!-L,
! ADULTS living in country, car collar sed.
preferably NV. Car MRS. TREADWELL.
coN GIN 9 z Il WOMAN e wishes she's to
ca Miss Hight NE &s $' da Sn0 NA 4 ss
URGENTLY NEEDED 3 refined young ~
Apartment or house; VIII pay up 10 500
SEWLY MARRiED VETERAN desires small
Ne NE d44 a. af fepas Il, Si3cnen and bath Gan
APARTMEST; untaFnished. or small house:
s ans syete ado BOX e@ sM SAL RsheF all
COUPLE WITH CHILD. permanent resi-
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preferred; references exchanged. IA
VETERAN. WIFE desire o-rm., kit and
nath apartmsnt; unfurnished preferred
6 69,h employed. Call Republic 046l, Ext
NAVY OFFICER NEEDS furnished a-tbed-
room room apt: or house. ne. or Sc; for at
Please call CoMDR. JOHNSON. DI. 1908
GOVT. ENG. and wife prewar residents,
settled. no children or pets, wish furn, apt
where good care means more than profit
P before p Nm vv THIisbs ref RA s7s3 49,
Reed Of Or an and wife in
in Southeast near Boiling Field 1 TF 4ii6
house, urgently needed by It. col 81 and
wife, perm. duty no children or pets:
ex2s sIs references: NV section or Va,
LIT, col. AND WIFE. arriving June a5.
wish to rent your furnished apartment
Whle you are on vacation; will pay 3
months rent in advance: no children or
pets. eHceilent references: NV section
or w or Md. preferred TIE $500. IA
FAMILY needs furnished house or apart
meIlt, :! or. 3 bedrooms for summer or
longer; prefer NV, section; best refer
enfes. Call HC. 664S from $50 IN
20 > pm. III
SWEDISH FAMILY-3 persons want to
rent cottage, apt, or a couple of rooms for
July and August. Please contact Mr. HANS
G. WALLBERG, Box 12S, phone 1877.
Upper Marlboro, Md l4s
WANTED rms, kit and bath by July
l, 1916. Call MRS. SHELTON. HI 1899
MOTHER, daughter, both employed, wish
unfur. liv rm.. bedrm, kit bath, imme-
diatsly; Please call WA. s16e.; Ia
VETERAN and wife need unfur. apt, du-
plex, NV. pref Call RA. 4404 14s
RETURNING vETERAN-Furn. or unfurn
preferred, y. l. CLOVER AT. 37b3' i7s
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ROOMS FURN--horthwe., tco,,

1907 4sth ST. N,W.-Lovely Ice. sele rm ]:
o on bus ae de- s home r bis sY aTd 1t II
siIo 18th ST. NW w 5Hor rm., semi
PVT bath, gentle home; gentleman en-
pl9yed during day: ST. so per mo. AID
l?I WEBSTER ST. Nw.-Lse.. excep-
tlonaaliy furn room for two in clean,
ttomiortable quiet apt. of one Jewish adult:
phone, shower; unusual: sa5 ca a. # i de-
sired may arrange h.kp, priVils. IA. 1861
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, 900 18th st. NV. .
S wE db greyhound rSS d@SSingle rms $40 per
rms sPs 60 rms an a. s. per g Tk
HOTEL FOX. 9i6 i4th st, NV, 3 bIRs
Greyhound-Rms., So. So so and So per
9 rMry sPeH cn, MY 5ats Ne w. 75ft S., III
Wo. Desirable room. semipvt bath,
~ family gentleman only. nondrinker:
s'I9 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-sinele room
tfor Tehned Government girl with gentle
t tin conV. transp and restaurant; $50
I ls33 PARK Beautiful clean home;
10 l3Vriy large room for 3; new maple fur
a as shower bath; >24 mo ca DU
al. GEORGIA AVE. N.w-Room, better
n n,n s Ieflned gentleman with ref: s32 80
I.os MADISON ST. N.w.-Rm with in
e closed sun porch: nicely Turn: u blk from
.o Ss WaR aTf 's 81 girls o9iy sa2 SO
-; ~ I,' If
p pnr g sgth ST. W-Nics!y turn. single nm
and i = m nH' % mo. ME- l94S between
OyFRI 06KiNc r,rurnp, 10
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54. 18th ST., "'s SW Aye EM qo4a large
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o3io 'ioiiie' reference $40 month. GE
40" OH CT >u, -1t
tl4 front bedroom. convenient transpor-
noiS TJrNI Az pn M o2oS' ~. 81.
Nicely f,,rn a ~ ND. Glover Pk Fic;-
$40 single Ell oo0" oo 'i"liSp' %" qple''
frsnsfn%s us So "; 81, ,CharleS--Dhe 10
utabje yo,,me MI na aVasx pace several rep
beautiful Hobbies l@i,uge nd snndy facie
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING = STORAGE Co.-Local
and long distance, No lob too large and
ARE ARE l Y6r sm aov, X l1oo tn. prrupv
LoADs Bureau CORP take Care Of your your
moving day problems; packing. tranSporta-
ence have MADE US SPECIALISTS in handling
lalk 4 over. Phone Il 1854 or Ii $3.50
ar yoIR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
and M qrnu dsy hSHns 1assase EHnk
LIGHT H IA day or nisht: reasonable
MOVING and general hauling contract
that SATISFY. IA 4Sa2 ia
LIGHT HAULING, any kind, any time;
GENERA H.uLiNG, local or long Ions dis
taRss Gdl w VA .y I5a night or DAY
surance:, prompt service. Cali DE. 1871
en- SndaSs Ts9s MATHIS sae5
service JOHN GLOVER, DE $3.50. is.
GENERAL HAULING including local NOV
Saturdays, CHI. 5000, Ext. 1864 I6'
VETERANS starting business will move
you Gay or evening; reasonable rates: light
VETERANS will do light hauling and
YouR BEST MOVE by BAyNE & scATEs
INC VETERANS of World Wars l and II
moving, packing and storage. Phone 81
I'll: NIGHTS: EN-. 1903. %
NETERAN-Have lo-Wheel truck; will
haul, lease or rent. cheap. FIR. o5a3 or
TR. zoos after Is II"
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
viii accept your surplus. furniture as part
payment on your moving EDELM NAN S
NOV & STORAGE co, ia. 1881. Ia
thIERAN lust out OF service will move OF
haul anvthine. night or day: no job toe
big or small. EARL. DI 1855 J6.
VETERAN MONERS-Al new equipment
az white veteran help. CHI. 1901. Ewes.
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