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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31
WANTED TO BUY

Will buy all kinds of furniture,
stoves, refrigerators, radios.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31
RECREATION

Bayview Park-Tenrls, basket
ball and handball courts. Dia-
mondball. Comfort stations.
South Beach and Rest Beach
Swimming.
Gulf Dock and Rest Beach
Deepsea fishing, small boats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-31

VIA end kluttx,
49, MeuIizleman. Albos-
saa Aaikela. Camelli
Evening star., 1946-07-01

/ the Virginia Capes, another to Full
ton, Mo-, to receive a token degree
q journey to Easton, Md, to receive
. similar degree, and . clam bake
on Jefferson Island.
Now 1t has been reported in the
press that the President proposes
this same month Of July to take a
leisurely boat trip to Alaska as the
guest of Gov. Mon Wallgren of
Washington.
We are no longer living in the
age OF horses and busgies. In point
OF time the Philippines are not as
far away from Washington as New
York was before the day of the
locomotive. Such Government pa
pers as had to be signed could have
been hown to the President. There
are still the telephone and the radio
by which communications could
have been maintained. The people
would have been proud to be repre-
sented on July by their President
at tremendous event in history
that has never happened before
and Is unlikely ever to happen
again.
On numerous occasions Mr.. Tru-
man has stated that he did not
want to be President. It becomes
clearer every day that he not only
did not want to be President, but
that he Is disinclined to act the
part. Of one.
fCopyrieht, 1QA6,
Evening star., 1946-07-01

bdSSdQol W Vic -
Philippines. and brace of Mis-
sourians-the ubiquitous Robert E.
Hannegan and W. Stuart Syming-
ton-with j. Weldon Jones of the
Bureau of the Budget in addition.
Made Poor Selections.
Mr. Hannegan has already shown
too much of a disposition to mix
into foreign affairs Mr.. Symington
has the not too imposing rank of
Assistant Secretary Of War and Mr..
McNutt as our Ambassador is al
ready part of the Philippine scene
However, the important thing is not
so much who is appointed to repre-
sent the President on this historic
occasion. The important thing is
the lack Of respect and the poor
judgment inherent in the decision
Of the President to appoint any one
1t is a job that the President
should have done unless he were
incapacitated. in which event, and
In the absence of Secretary Byrnes
In Paris. he should have adhered
to his decision to send Secretary OF
the Interior Krug as his representa-
tive because that department has
had jurisdiction of the Philippines
for a number of years. Secretary
Krug would have added both dignity
and prestige. But if physically fit
! to 60, the President and only he
not as Harry S. Truman but as the
President of the United States-was
the only person who could adequate
ly represent the United States at
such moment in history as this.
AS a matter of fact President
Truman had already promised the
people of the Philippines, through
their then President, Sergio Osmena.
that he would be present at the
birth Of a new nation which would
also mark the beginning OF a new
era Of freedom and independence
for the Philippine Islands. Earlier
President Roosevelt, also in my
presence, had told President Os-
mena's gallant predecessor. Manuel
Evening star., 1946-07-01

Quezon: Il will not only be there
will arrive in one of our mos
modern battleships, accompanied b,
fleet" What an impressive anc
dignified gesture that would have
been in honoring people who hac
won their freedom!
But with a recurrent lack Of feel
ing for history, Mr.. Truman ha.
decided that he is too busy"
Not Too Busy for Fishing.
This is the same President who
was not too busy" to take a l2-day
trip to the West Coast last year
which was extended by three days
and he went fishing.
Nor was he too busy" last Sep
tember to spend two days relaxing
in Independence. Mo-, where he at
tended a stag party given by the
mayor.
Or. again. he spent five DAYS on
a trip through six States in October,
during which times he checked in
at a country fair. spat in the
Mississippi River and boyishly rang
a locomotive bell
Some of his other jaunts would
hardly come under the head of
business. They include numerous
weekend cruises on the Potomac.
weeks trip with the 9th Fleet off
Evening star., 1946-07-01

Chief among these may be men,
toned rejection of the President S
reorganization proposal, which
would have disturbed the Sc
curity of a considerable number OF
intrenched Federal jobholders; the
passage, by an all but unanimous
vote, of the so-called furlough pay
bill, which would cost approx
mately six billions of dollars and
knock all budget calculations into
the well-knoWn cooked hat; the re-
fusal to extend the Selective Service
Act to include the l8-year-olds,
emasculation of the OPA Act to a
point where something like a crisis
was created.
In all of these House acts of
omission and commission. politics,
concededly. has played its part.
And all of them have marked a
failure of the Democratic House
to stand by Democratic Presl-
dent.
If, on top of this list-and 1t IS
bot a complete one-the British
loan. negotiated by the State De-
partment. Endorsed by the President,
passed by the Senate. should be
rejected, it would be an extraor-
dinarv performance, not easy to
defend.
Democrats on Defensive.
How Democratic members of the
House who participated in making
such an anti administration record
could go before the voters of their
districts seeking reelection as sup
porters of the Democratic Admin
istration is not easy to reconcile
with any degree of reason. Yet,
that is what most of them would
have to do. 1t would appear easy
for their opponents to put them on
the defensive in these matters.
Though the House Banking Com
mittee reported the loan favorably
by vote of 20 to S. the most recent
checkup of Administration leaders
only indicates majority of Is to 80
in the House as whole, which is
too slender for comfort,
That margin might disappear
through absenteeism. 1t might be
nullified by a few members dis
affected or alarmed at the last
moment. The last-minute argu-
ments being used off the floor
against the loan are neither eco
nomic nor worthy. They have moth
ing to do with merit-and little
with fact, Largely. they consist of
appeals to prejudice and demagogic
efforts to arouse political appre-I
hension.
After so long and able cam
palgn as the Administration has
made, to lose the loan in the
Evening star., 1946-07-01

SOVCIe16HUy. IT. 10 IIle SUI . Oh HCIlOH
which We like to think of as being
diStinctively American. 1t will be
a magnificent act, marred by but
Evening star., 1946-07-01

House by handful of votes just
before adjournment would humili-
ate the country, diminish our ma
tional prestige, give pleasure to our
enemies, make our Governmental
system appear absurd and in the
end operate greatly to our economic
disadvantage. At this stage it ought
not to be necessary for those who
favor the loan to exert their full
strength to insure its passage. But
apparently, it is.
Evening star., 1946-07-01

one thing - the
absence of the
President of the
United States
from the formal
ceremony when
t h e Philippine
flag will be
raised over a
free land.
ThetPresident
has said he is
too busy and
has delegated as
his representa-
tives Paul Nc
Mutt, our AM
fN tho
Evening star., 1946-07-01

bouquet OF roses
big as a garden,
a 50-pound box
of the most ex-
p e n S We b on
bons, winners in
the fifth at Aq-
u e d u C t, t h e
sixth at Del
Mar, the seventh
at Hawthorne,
and the eighth
at Belmont, the
original fright
wig that Conn
W ore against
Louis, a sterling
etluA~ t
Evening star., 1946-07-01

It would be a
rather appalling
climax to a ses-
sion in which
the House, fol
political reasons
in an election
year, has made
an unusual rec.
ord for the de.
feat and pas.
sage Of meas.
ures W h i C h
House member;
believed might
affect the vot.
ers one way OF
Evening star., 1946-07-01
|McLemore-
Proises Patterson
For Ending SuIutes
Bp Henry McLemorI

NEW YORK.-If I ever see
Robert P. Patterson, Secretary of
War, am going to shower him with
gifts. I am going to give him a
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question OF fact by writing The Evening
E.. Washington >, D. c. Please In
close cents for return postage
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Frank X. Kent
TheGreat Game0fP0litics
Final Action on British Loan
Seen Facing Hurdle of Elections

Sometime this week the final vote the
loan will be taken In the House of
last hurdle and though there
the opposition to make
nervousness upon the part of it's sponsors
would be little short vital project
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Harold L. Ickes
MAN to Man
President Showed Poor Judgment
On Philippine Invitation. Writer Saws

July Is always historic
day OF this Nation But this time 1t will douby historic
because Will mark the birth OF nation. the Philippine
Republic.
It will be notable voluntarily giving up of
rich and popuous territory the granting complete
sovereignty of n,
Quezon: Il will
Evening star., 1946-07-01

debated so thoroughly for SO many
months and so clearly in the nation
al interests, fall down at the last
illt1an
Evening star., 1946-02-25

LET'S WORK FOR
INDUSTRIAL PEACE
mpe an unions alinre
t GEM
bg fire. from nnd
idene and then let govern menenore
these nhd ndimpria
As'HN"'~" ph
breed bychsr rising homd mdSpuesbe
naagat nS
the Of d change eaamha entnno orderly
cdms r retmg disputes ehaeb
You representa- in Congress Shaehe
@ npn ntm mnndur
nnadnd hbupony.
that urab uke nd manage
nd above all one hat is fair
public first ste rd
Domg nothing mgo bring Pstvea
offer on F AXE dior
mfupa mconty, ct unvre
m4Mn%mMn %dh~AHnk hAmM
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS
Evening star., 1946-05-13
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BEAGLES FOR SALE-Thorobred, ready
To- Gs break s5to for aS coming season; reas PRICES
BEAGTIFuL BLACK COCKER spaniel
pups pups weeks old, Axe registered. CH.
BOARDING-A-1 facilities for dogs and
cats. week end or longer. Clean, sanitary
kennels. Outside runs. Veterinary SUI
PsEylSion RaXNSI Pickup service BIDGA7WEE G I'VE
BesT6N Bull TERRIER ERR Rve rev Wo male G4
Falls Church 23s9-M. "a
COOKERS, ,. beautiful, black, 8 wks..
Axe, chosen as best from litter Of for
COCKER SPANIEL, black, highly bred 8
months; will sacrifice for $50 to party
furnishing good home. Phone GE. 6346
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, Axe registered:
will deliver. Stud service. sP. 029s-J.
DOGS BoARDED-Newly const. kennels,
outdoor screened runways special rates
for perm: boarders: Axe reg. cookers for
sale. KRISS KROSS KENNELS. Lee hwy.
Rt. 21l, near Centerville, Fairfax IL -J-2
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Most gorge
GUS dogs. Mother, daughter of Champion
Cito tGrafmarl; males, S75; females, $50.
:b025 o st. NV. IA
KITTEN. gentle, playful. housebroken,
wants good home. Call DE. o473 after
PoWKIM KENNELs-cocker spaniel pup
pies for sale; dogs boarded; stud service.
TWo t THokouGHBRED Cocker spanhisls; {.
Sns saPle one one pla tInum WI s5s6 IA
py; good home assured; no children in
family. Phone GE 1856 is
WISH TO MATE Irish setter. male. thor
oughbred. ME. 6141. l3.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
BOATS.

WASHINGTONS leading marine suppiy
store S. KING FULTON, NC, s05 Maine
ave s,w.. Washington. D. C. Executive
VETERAN will trade farm for good boat
cabin cruiser or fishing boat: must be ir
Al condition; farm has very. attractive
Is acres under cultivation. Write Cpl
g. R. BOWEN. P.o. Box 107. Arling ton
PROPELLER REPAIRING-Have your pro.
peIlsr repaired now, FRANK DEL VEG.
fHiq q4aa marIps FR supplies a4aa 1912 1lth ST.
S6S 80, complete with oars and brass oar.
NASH MARINE suPPIIEs. ''i INC, Su''1saS 700
Maine ave. .s:w.. DI. 4010. Ia
TWIN SCREW, raised deck, deck house
4 TT: in; designed and built by Chance
Marine Construction Co; vessel was not in
Government service has been completely
decks; halI double pIanEsa with I'm
hogany outside; tub and shower. two lava
tories; head room under carlins #
carbon tetrachloride fire system: two Del
CO generators; l2-ft. round bottom sailing
dinghy; the perfect condition Of this
have seen it. Located near Norfolk, Va
Gift. Consolidated. twin-screw cruiser
in beautiful condition; in commission and
ernment service; extra equipment INCLUDES
4cylinder lighting plant, Edison lifetime
batteries, compressor for horns, electric
bilee pumps, ship-to- shore phone. hot
sailing dinghy, hot and cold running
water. fire extinguisher system and many
other. extras. Located near Norfolk. Va
For further information on these boats
write or phone RILEY g. VAN FOSsAN
INC. Central National Bank Bldg, Rich
mond, Va. Tel 35424. Evenings. 6o916
Evening star., 1946-05-13
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

YETERANs VIII move YOU day or night,;
aaETSi aETSA MoviNG Mti n G. y STORAGE co.-Loeal
nome nom 'Sas soe small il iioS 90 zoo 'aite Ano
6n5 ABE YqT HRNo SSSp Is the RETURN URN
tion and storage; many years. Of expert
enee have made US SPECIALISTS in handling
aK It pSone IL or and
VETERAN MOVERS; ali nsT equipment.
VETERANs. starting business will move you
day or evening reasenabe rates. light
MoViNG and general hauling Contract
sbs nd Job ssssS Essh remover Service and prices
or haul anything, night or day; no JOB
toe big or too small, EARL; DI; 42ss H.
At 9oUR SERVICE a M PARCEL SSPI' DELIVERY
n.e aeSss eaSsng st0Esgs DsssaEs aak g4a
TRASH AND ASH sERv1CE-No Job too
tracts Tor regular hauling. Ii. 5065.
BILLS MOVING AND TRANSFER Co
Insured d free: day and night service. Call
GENERAL HAULING of all kinds MI.
9491, ]. G. STROTHERS, 1343 st. NV.
49,
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will accept your surplus furniture as part
MOVING & STORAGE CO, ia. 1887. l3s
DAsHIELL TRANSFER, local moving. gen
eral hauling: 50-mile radius; cargo ,insur-
anee. prompt service. DE. 1871, day. OF
YOUR BEST MOVE (by BAYNE & scATEs
INC.)-Veterans of World Wars l and
II: moving, packing and storage. Phone
Sligo 2171: nights, EN- rO63 Jqs
Evening star., 1946-05-13
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
ployes Of Capital Transit Co. urgently need
or rent pRons nhx MI esss Sssf
VET. AND WIFE. gentle, desire . or 3
Bethesda, Silver Spg. vic. Box 263-E, Star
Ex-ARMY CAPTAIN seeking furnished or
let; let; quiet respectable; references; up to
PRorEssioN1I WOMAN, perm. Govt
sec; up to $50. fuTn. Box se4.E, star.
VETERAN, wife. year-old boy, need / O,
per nsrisa s5sS a1 1tsn ssao to So
PERMANENT ARMY CAPTAIN at Penta-
apartment in suburbs, as soon as possible
VET. AND WIFE, no children or pets, de;
Rnth Sphp MkS MRS. YAIEs 1Ii w; 1855; ~ ia; IL: ~
sisa 3 NEED H Of dof shelter dsm apt
Esssasi1s ssas aSlsSs EXT. 9i5. MT till
S So9RaE 5ans s s:'ss 4si. Wo 5SsH Ssn unturn
SNAFUED-Veteran needs apt, Bethesda
DR.. zITKiN. WI 55el. Is
NAVY LIEUT., reporting for permanent
duty in Wash, wife, good young baby, need
/ or bdrm. furn. apt. Call 1T. WOOD
WARD, GE. SS3S. 16s
EXECUTIVE AND WIFE need / or 2 bed
rm.. furn. or unfurn. apt. near 10th st,
Conn. or Mass. aves.; no children or pets;
veteran, best references. Call DI. 1124,
to 4:30 pm.
5qEnisSsd fas1 Ssfx.sn Of Snfafaished S4 sRzME vi
DISCHARGED 1T. COMDR. and Army
captain, established Washington news
unfurnished apartment northwest. Mr.
MUNROE, Dupont 5341. Ia
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT employe, wife
and child desperately need ! or 2 bed
Please phone RE. 4142. Ext. 1861. 1k'
Evening star., 1946-05-13
HOUSES FURNISHED

SUMMER RENTAL, June Is through Sept.
15: Beechwood, bet. the country clubs;
ssse Se0r@T'' per mo- 0as Hos A@ L. PHILLIPS. D w.
GeSEoReETowN-small house and M sardsn;; len;
rent for mos, S195 per no. Box 4s-B'
ATTRACTIVE, roomy, cool, desirable loca-
ton in W., 3 bedrms., 2 baths on end f..
study and lavatory on 1st fl. with large
living rm., dining rm. and screened porch.
Badminton court; for rent by owner, June
o to Sept. 10: rent, S400 per mo. Box
SUMNER RENTAL, June 1st to September
]; 4-bedroom house, in Chevy Chase. Md;
adults preferred; references required. For
Erte aTnsSed n9a SeB Some sar e4
Psrkscs Psrk. June ef 70 isA IS Sss;
SGnsideT nlnss RAJ less 5sss aS5 small family eye
Girls to share Groom house with 2
other I,osd girls; Mclean Va. Call after g.
WESLEY WESLEY 'aaEErGHTs-July 1st to Sept.
18th, comfortable stone house adjoining
rm. with bath; screened porches: lge. yard
Cali Call EN-. aios. is
GROOM semidetached brick home in one
Seat Seifsuiii buit-in garage possession in about
sEAnrY y co.. sM 4s7s only
CLEVELAND PARK -. Summer months.
June through August: 6 rooms, including
large living room and dining room, also
$50 to 10 PM. EN-. 306S.
WILL RENT 3-bedrm. bungalow in Silver
Spring to any one able to furnish immedi-
ate delivery Of '46 Pontiac. SH. 5S52.
ARLNGTON-6-room furn. house avail
able at once to responsible couple for
very reasonable arrangement plus priority
on S95 month lease while we are absent
making plans to move out OF city. Do not
dren, or If there would be objections to
our. 417-year- -old daughter and maid re-
gaining ,.r in house Ifr durlng our aossn9s' saos
-16
Evening star., 1946-05-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON FOREST-Vacant June 1b.
chased new 1s4I. $4,000. OWNER. Wo.
cHEvERLY-New brick home ready fol
heat; sisgso'aT, 'aT, :. Burgess. a5a4 81 Pa
sETwsFN sEs s Fl As4sst Hses u.s .nd s,ysr Hill SO.
galow, 5 rms. and bath, full basement, oil
T. To 8. BURGESS a5a4 Pa. ' ave. Sc. Sc FIR FR
TfSI TPPER sh'1 18Th St. @ N.w-11.room BIZ BRICK
BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 2s02
ksEsrF1cTED Sc. LocATIoN-5- room
bath gas s., hwh uanshsd
5. suRGEss, a5S4 sp'' Pa. ave. s Sc. FR
NEAR fSI uhfs. hiNCoLN ii mPARK-Furn. house, con-
yerted to- apts.; s rms; and 2 baths, oil
h;,wh,; furniture included with 2 elee.
a'fs 8. sSs3 Rsr m ave- ave; sesgss
n. Sfos MERipiAS qhsi sa HILL rAKk-11 rms is and
close to rapid transp.. schools, stores bus
and churches: arranged for 2 families;
ther information call Mr.. Lueck, AD. 0021
evenings and Sunday. WO 1898. SHOCK
EY MOORHEAD, Realtors. -13
shoreham Hotel. shower and bath, ga
rage, large lot. oil heat. insulated. wealth
erstripped. maids room, Frigidaire, auto
nat matic water heater; no dealers Box g. 64,H
ARLINGTON FoREsT-First offering Of
an owner-occupied detached brick home
iss uas MI
z Ia
inss on porch: Cape Cod design, par1
osss and PaTt ptnsg o Ioom o
MnSnRIlGE SS16; MI Romere Gs,tro, QUO rIdz.,, IL14
semidetached home, consisting of six large
rms. bath h.-w.h.; priced. economically on
todays market: close to shopping; transp.
lot c Call IN III pm. LEO N Ir BERNSTEIN EaTS
BUNGALOW, Randolph pl, n.e.--Charmins
detached bungalow with s spacious rooms
bath on first, oor plenty Of space Ds, fol
insulated; lovely fenced-in yard. lot, size
5Ox100; screens and stove; in choice ant
seetoa priced n III Tessonaoy lSS
NE. 540o. a Complete Real Estate 1nsti.
Well constructed row brick. s nice rooms,
bath; h.--w.h.; can be remodsled for bust
r1 ness; np priSsi Ss.o os6's0o' FLOYD E. DAY DAYS.
SHxE SHi sAi sts GS0i AND TAYLOR SITS. NV Nv
| Semidet. home in good condition: 8. nice
BSVfs PJisfa ts5 e. aqiSE M 5ss Sss slss50 oYPs
NEAR 3rd AND MASS. AVE. N.W.-1st
| coml-Attractive row brick, 6 good-sized
saia $1,000 Gan rnoYD e SfDGse6s FL
NEAR n HstS S02 And CR1TTENDEN SITS. NV
"A. well-constructed corner brick home
good sonditiqn; nice liy r. din r. Large re,
| basement with auto. h.-w.h.: priced right
for immediate sale. FLOYD E. DAVIS Co.
NEAR NE R'f "a. AVE. BRIDGE s.E.-very nice
row, 6 rms. and tile bath home, now be-
| ing offered for only $500; $4,000 down;
| terms; good location, very good condition;
h:-w:h:: nice yard, new roof; convenient
p2eeiated. nnA HERsERT m = e sons, ssS + Reaters al m
NEAR TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-Roomy brick
extremely convenient to schools, stores ant
| transportation. Two inclosed rear porche!
in addition to 3 bedrooms: oil heat: gas re-
frigeration; det: garage. lot $50 It. deep
ss 'SndsH %th sNEN Ss NJ LUeHs }SaHs9n co
dShoN1AIroKcH dsGS II t. sA BRies, Hts near Nav,
Yard; s rooms. bath, h.-a.h.: two inclosed
| transportation; location. bO3 3rd st. sc
Price, $4,000 Can be seen by appoint.
ment only. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
6I7 Pa. ave. s.s. FIR. 10ss. Ia
Evening star., 1946-05-13
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON tArlington) New York city
Attractive broom apartment, unfurn., S67;
excellent Transportation. For similar in
New York City or vicinity. Daytime RI
$500, Ext. 937; nights, AID. $685.. MISS
ToN-CLEvELAND - eA-room
furnished or unfurnished apt. in exchange
for apt. or house in Cleveland or Youngs-
town area. WA. 1877. 49,
WILL SWAP broom unfurnished apart
ment within committing distance of New
York City for 2-bedroom unfurnished
apartment or house in vicinity of Wash
lngton, D. c, Reply P. o. Box No s,
Bridgeport, Conn. l7s
EXCHANGE 3i2-rm. firm. apt, Arlington.
va, Tor or 5 rm. unfurn. apt, Chicago
or suburbs. Glebe S1S3. -13
WASHINGTON-CHICA -bedrm. apt,
4 fprn nntrn sT vii exeh for 2;bssdrm tnrn
TRADE MODERN 3l2-rm. apt, Pittsburgh,
for 3-4-rm. apt. or small house Washing
ton. Box 13-H, Star. 1Ss
WASH. FOR PHILA.-Duplex 1-bedrm
apt. for apt. or small house in Phila. or
nearby suburbs. AT. ss63 49,
SIMILAR ass is,sSsom;. Wash. or nearby. Cali
WANTED TO EXCHANGE apartment in
residential Friendship Heights, 4 rooms
and closed-in back porch for 2-hedroom
house or apartment in nearby Virginia.
Clarendon preferred WO. 1850
Evening star., 1946-05-13
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WELL-BRED GIRL, to share mod. furn
apt. with one other; attrac. res. sec, blk
from Trinidad busline: age, 22-2T. Phi.
AT O2l4, ,3-S pm. Sun; after z pm.
Monday and Tuesday Ia
EMPLOYED middle-aged lady will share
4room apt. with refined employed lady OF
same age: $3.50 weekly. l2S 18th st. Sc
Apt 2. TR. 5SS5. IA
LUXURIOUS and spacious private suite.
newly decorated and handsomely furnished
at Collingwood, historic estate overlooking
the Potomac on Mt. Vernon highway Just
30 minutes by direct bus to center of
WASHINGTON. Apt includes attractive liy-
ing room, 3 large double bedrooms, linens,
2 modern baths, all airy, comfortable and
attractive; ideal for or men; S100
per month each. Breakfast. maid and
telephone service included. Phone over
PART TIME JOB, taking care Of furnace,
etc, in exchange for 1-room basement
apt. in booming house; prefer white. en-
ployed p o. ,,, veteran s6sn and wife. 1901 x st.
CoITAGE CITY, MD bedrooms. living
room, kitchen, bath. porch; private en-
trance; first, floor: ! house from bus. blks
to District line; S97 so mo- WA. Sl05.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS in my A.
room apt: settled couple preferred; ref re-
CURED; $50 per mo. .2sth st. s.e.. l block
4Is sHEPHERDW W ST. S.W.MFront rm
kitchenette, icebox. semipvt. bath; gentle
family adult; S45.
x31 30, FURN.. , rms, next to b., LIST f
pvt ent.: day workers only. with car. 7lI5
F st. e, Zone 10, HI 0449-M