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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10
The Late Christopher Bean" Sho,cn
a.''sf Night BY Key Vest Players To
ApPrecinfice Firsf-Night Audience

fl* ksy West players opened
ipal-niaht run Of sydney
fs"wafus eonasds, The Late
ifistophsE Bean" a the Barn
t's@tfe last night. The first
a'shisI audience was small but
AiiFf RFaatlNR.
fhs sioiy h that Of The Haeeett
lan,lis slla of shat happens 10
tasiA 'ntefnaliy and externally.
NhHn \ = learned that the work
tubefvulous young artist.
Nhin iiHnn. who once lived with
thtut haa beeome valued as a
siiiail tottune-~if any OF il can be
taaamA simultaneously with look.
az = ne avarice and creed mat
slH - the hannet breast, Mv.
tiaNafd nlso brings into sharp
issas the grecd and chicanery
wNifh exist N the business az
h'iying ard nelling works u art.
tFbifei figure In the play, of
senf#'. y Ahhy. the Haggctt's
Nlfsa Niil whose love for Chris
Aean heloFe be- died inspired his
nlaaisfplevV q poFtraii of her.
ehilh ahe stiil has. II further
sspltta that she has rescued
rstsntern Chris Bean cnnvases
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

children of the city at Division
Street School at two o'clock.
The Monroe County and the
National Audubon Society is
proud TO present the Hadleys.
Besides being a poet and philoso-
pher, Tom Hadley is a humorist
as evidenced by his definition of
an Audubon Society member. He
says "A true Audubonite is an
individual, Man, Woman or Child,
il really. doesn't matter which,
who can look up into a tree :. no
matter how large :. and instant
ly spot a bird w.. no matter how
small and then spend a life
time no matter how long /. :.
looking up into bigger trees !.
for smaller birds"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-10

coughlin, County Commander;
DR.. J. Lancelot Lester, Jr., Chair
man of the Cancer Committee of
the County Medical Association;
DIR. Leonard H. Comfy, DR.. Her
man X. Moore, DR.. Delio Cobo,
DDS. DIR. Allen Shepard, Earl
Hamilton, Albert Carey, Schools
Chairman; Mrs. Steela Ciesinski,
Chairman of Women's Organiza-
tons; DIR. John B. Hayes, DDS,
Chairman of Mems Organization;
Mrs. Julio Forsythe of Marathon,
Rural Groups Chairman; Anton
10 Martinez, Chairman of Visual
Education; James Galloway, Ra-
dio Chairman; Mrs. Nina Guley
and Mrs. Doris Carey, Press
chairmen; and Mrs. Vera Wood,
President of Navy Wives Club
No. 80, who will handle the mail
ing campaign.
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Women OF First Presbyterian Church,
Install Officers; Mrs. W. III. Bell
Elected President For Ensuing Year

sell, R. Pritchard, w. c. Clawson,
Harold Gibson, j. E: Sterling,
Bernie Papy, Mrs. Rash and Mrs.
Gamble.
The meeting was opened with
with prayer by Mrs. Grace
Avery, and the final lesson in the
Bible Study was given by Mrs.
Mabel Tut. At the close of the
meeting Mrs. Bell gave a brief
acceptance speech, followed by a
closing prayer by Mrs. Andrew
Miller. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Sterling, assisted~by her
daughter Mrs. Edwina Warren
and Mrs. j. /. Brent.
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285 VISITORS ATTEND
CHAMBERS FUN NIGHT
Nearly Every State
Represented; Coral
Society OF Douglass
School Performs

Visitors in the city were enter
tanned last night at the Chamber
of Commerce Fun Mite program
with choral numbers by the Dou-
glass High School Choral Society.
The singers, thirty-five In num-
Der, were directed bye W.. Jen-
Rims, the schools musical direc-
tor.
From nearly all Of the 40 states,
the audience represented a total
of 285 persons.
Mrs. Ida Kinsley, a visitor from
Rochester, M u, was elected
Queen of the Island" and will
receive sightseeing tours, courte-
sizes in restaurants and movie
passes this week. Her corsage
was presented by the Cactus
Terrace Motel.
In an audience participation
skit, AL Gardner from Detroit,
Michigan, won honors. Others
who participated were: Mrs. VIM.
L. Mayer, Rochester, N. Y; Janet
Woodruff, Little Silver, New Jer-
sey; Mary E. Honey, Cleveland,
Ohio; Mrs. Al Gardner, Detroit,
Mich; Billy LaForce, Rochester,
ILL.,; and Mrs. Matilda Westcott.
Refreshments were served in
the YMCA patio garden and COM
munity singing was accompanied
by Mrs. Bill Lee.
The Fun Mite programs are
scheduled each Wednesday eve
ming at eight o'clock and no
charge for admission is made.
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Monroe County audubon Society Will
Present "HaPPy Valley" Tonight At
key Vest High School auditorium

At eight o'clock tonight in the
NfF West itiEh school Audi
tmlum ne Monroe County Audi.
iAan ATTiNty win present 10 the
Fuiiitf Sod Screen Tour Club
naeHMhNfH. the nmlurnli9ts and
rlaieEf.phsIa. Tom and Arlene
ileniay and their color film
lisppy valley" ~ the fourth
n0nater 81 the Audubon Screen
NUNf8 n was announced by the
lsai president. Stuart S. Whit
"a intlaY
W. hlsdlrys arc expected TO
afftN4 w auialnohlle from Miami
end wiIl spend the rest Of the day
anl aiNhi In kcy West. This
afifFnean they viii show color
nlutian piciures 10 the school
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CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mrs. Mercedes
Rodriguez wish to thank all of
their friends and neighbors for
their kindness, sympathy and
floral offerings during the recent
Illness and death of our beloved
mother. We wish to especially
thank DR.. Edward Gonzalez, and
Reverend Robert Weaver, pastor
of Ley Memorial Church. i
THE SWEETING, SAUNDERS
and RODRIGUEZ FAMILIES.
mario tx
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FRA. Branch Ind Unit q HOnOring
Visiting Officers: Reception To Be
Helsl An Home or Mrs. Robert Graham

500 .. m. at F. r. A. Club room,
Front and Fitzpatrick streets for
an members. Free chow and beer
will be served after the meet
ING.
A banquet will be given at the
South Beach Inn Saturday March
N az 100 p. m. followed by a
dance az the +. r. A. Club Rooms
az $40 20 the music OF the Coral
Isle Serenaders. Members and
their guests are urged TO join the
fun. Reservations for the dinner
will be taken not later than
Saturday morning.
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Daughter Born To
TOrpedOmnn And
Mrs. ]. A. Smith

A daughter was born in the
United States Naval Hospital on
March to Torpedoman Chief
and Mrs. James A. Smith,
whose home is. 5l07C Poinciana.
The baby weighed seven pounds,
five ounces, and has been named
Judith Margret, Torpedoman
Chief Smith has been stationed
at the u. S. Naval Ordinance hefK
the last eight months.
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Ft4 Ntsst HrseTve Association
Nlseh aHi unh 81 aTc hunoring
Ws affNsi Flaif "a the National
ffts.1tais thls aeek The VISIT
80 asfHeFs Gre a. g. Sanders, Ma
taasI fIastleui "a the Branch.
an4 Ma Irfesa Dawson. Ma
Ha| fEsslteni ~ TIE LADIES'
Asa NNI8
a no1sNtian wili b. hsld a. ths
49, "a NJ and Mfa Robert
ksahan. tgl# Awenue ". FRIDAY
afN lflh a. 8'oe q m. Al mem
as ass smNaea M attend. Friday
sss 4 useaf.ar eln ~ hrid a.
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CHESTER BOWLES

Continued From Page Onel
of the bill along presi-
Dental lines will do away with
much of the dread tenants now
about eviction. The
law, he concluded, should be fair
to both landlords and tenants.
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MARTIN PREDICTS

Continued From Page One,
tinuation of the Marshall Plan.
He admitted that not many cuts
have yet been made in appro-
priation bills, because only, the
smaller ones have been consid-
cred, but that the amounts pro-
posed in the larger bills will be
slashed, thereby cutting down
governmental expenses appreci-
ably.
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Contributions or Fruits And
Vegetables For FIOirer ShOw
~ key Vest Public Welcomed

M Stephen " Douglass. who
b - rhafEs 81 the Fruit and
NeeetsnlF Exhihii "a the Annual
Fi1Nsg Nhoa az che Key West
tiaFtsn Ciub opening Saturday,
Aaftf ia af 90 q. m. requests
rAat bufenR having iocally grown
ffaH ~ tueeiahles they wish 10
rMtfihal8 o. f.sf display wiii be
aeAolrs a. A. 81. Tho products
na8 ~ bfusiahi 3D. hsr residence,
a. 0itesi iiuuae In Key West,
tIl NalFai street or u those wish
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ing TO contribute are unable to do
this. telephone l92-W and Mrs.
Douglass will have them picked
up.
Among the shortages, the re-
suit of last years storm are
soursops. sugar apples, Jamaica
apples, and papayas. Any dona-
tions offered should be in not
later than Saturday morning.
Cooperation in this matter will
be deeply appreciated.
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Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed yesterday in the office of
Circuit Court Clerk Earl Adams
by Anne Houston Clement
against Paul D. Clement, Jr.; by
Concha Carey against Clyde j.
Carey and by Agnes Nielsen
against Svend A. Nielsen.
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BERNARD KAPLAN

Continued From Page One)
National Association of Second
airy School Principals and edu-
Gators throughout the country.
They are recognized as siignifi-
cant evidence of scientific apti-
tude and have proved the means
of encouraging countless young
people to the consideration of
scientific careers.
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Apply To Wed

An application for a marriage
license was filed yesterday in the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord by Albert A. Mason, 80,
of Stock Island and Eleanor Saw
yer, 16, of l417 Catherine street.
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The Refsians frequently found
Bacchus sa potent ally in war,
falling upon carousing armies
and destroying them.
Evening star., 1949-09-06
AFl Education Chief
Urges Voters 10 End
6. 0. P.-Dixie Tieup

The American laboring man and
his family yesterday were called
upon to clear Congress of the "un-
holy alliance" of Dixiecrats and
certain COP elements which
joined in blocking repeal of the
Taft-Hartley Act earlier this year.
Joseph D. keenan,, director OF
Labor's League for Political Edu-
cation, made the plea to get out
the labor vote" in a radio address
over Station WASH-FM. Mr..
keenan, is the first head Of the
AFL organization formed 18
months ago to further labor's ed
ucational and political aims.
Taking a Labor Day view Of
the work of the 81st Congress,
Mr.. keenan, declared it was mot
too early" to think about the 1850
elections.
He charged that the Dixiecrat-
COP bloc committed itself to kill
ing all those proposals for which
the people had voted in the last
Presidential election.
"It used every parliamentary
trick to delay, to postpone and
to amend" and carried on a con-
tinuous filibuster in the House and
Senate" the official declared.
This should teach us lesson" ;"
he added. THE first duty of all
forward looking citizens is to elect
about five more liberal Senators
and 20 more liberal Congressman.
This will render the reactionary
coalition powerless to oppose the
peoples will. and only then can
we be assured that this unholy
alliance will disintegrate and dis
appear from American life"
In urging voters to register and
vote in the next Congressional
elections, Mr.. keenan, emphasized,
Don't look at the party label
look, at the record of the can
didate."
Evening star., 1949-09-06
Boys Club Member Wins
Match Cover Essay Prize

Bert Keller, 8. of 1909 D street
Sc, will receive second prize for
the Washington Boys Club Match
book Cover Club for his essay on
"Why We Collect Matchbox
Covers" at 6 pm. Saturday night
during a three-day convention of
the Matchcover Collectors Con-
vention at the Dodge Hotel.
Bert is youngest in the 27-
member Washington Boys Club
Matchbox group which originated
six months ago under the super
vision of Mr.. and Mrs. John An
drews, 443 Orange street Sc.
Club members will act as ushers
and guides for the convention
which open Friday night.
First prize in the contest, which
was open to all members of the
Rathkamp Match Collectors So
ciety, was won by Edward Ander-
son of Belleville, N. j.
Evening star., 1949-09-06
6 Service Nurses Enroll
In Walter Reed Course

The fall postgraduate course ir
operating room technique. man.
agement and supervision at Wal.
ter Reed Hospital opened today
with six service nurses enrolled.
Sponsored by the Surgeon Cen
erals Office the sixth month course
is conducted on a seminar basis
supplemented by actual training
In the hospitals operating rooms
The instructor is Capt. Emile K
Jensen, Army Nurse Corps, who
lives at 1929 Standish drive, Hy-
attsville.
Members of the class are Capt
Esta c. OFT, of Hartley. Iowa, and
1t. Helen M. Visnovsky. Johns
town, Pa, both of the Air Force
Nurse Corps: Capt. Ruth E. Tuck.
Or, Saginaw, Mich: Capt. Lydia
M. Domert. Nazareth. Pa; Capt
Edith v. Richman, Reading. Pa.
and Capt. Margaret L. Jacobson
Winber, Pa, all of the Army Nurse
Corps.
Evening star., 1949-09-06

Nice, France, and the French
people were hosts for a month to
40 British orphans whose fathers
were killed In France.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

Man a. AMP HSl5,. WIFE y n,Sanan Tans to rent e
egii call MRS. aRsso'ii AiNiDEssoN. 81. "a,
UNFURNiSHED SMALL HOUSE for
D. C. businessman and wife. IN NV.
ssectioonn or nearby; max $50. To-
AIR FORCE colonel and family de-
sire 3-bedroom unfurn. house; Ar.
lington area. excellent care guaran.
teed; $3.50 month. Phone TIE. a s91a.
RAMBLER OR BUNGALOW wanted.
8 bedrms, unfurn.; in NV. section;
rent around $500. Box s7a-s. star.
A. r. OFFICER with family. 4 Boys.
anfarn aefarss %rss IT. coI eoIsf srGhLiR hR
pH2sfGiHNs Ess ST. rec Tesently It H APPOINTED ya
GEORGETOWN Univ. Hospital desires 81
bedroom house, furnished or un-
preferably west OF Wis ave, D. C..
or Nd; Max. rental, $3.50. Phone,
NAVY OFFICER, house, facilities two
h9rses MH s7si CLOSE in; near TRANSFORMATION. 81!
YOUNG FAMILY, most desirable e a.
tenant. needs at least 4-bedroom un-
furnished house for years lease or
longer In NV: section, near grade
Scnooi, preferably west OF Conn. ave.
Substantial rent. Cali AID. 8472
bet. 5 and 2 pm; Sun. 1912. ga
TELEVISION ENGR., wife and school,
age child desire 2-b.r. unfurn. house
within 30 min; min; drive Of American
WANTED-3 or 4 bedroom house, un-
furnished or furnished, for z
months: NV. or nearby Md. section.
WI. 4157. -23
ARMY OFFICER desires to rent 8 or
4 bedrm., 2 bath, unfurn. house in
va- conyen. to Pentagon., Call FA.
UNFURRN. e-BEDRooM house with
bsmt., NV. wanted by 3 adults; refs.
Call VI. 1854. Wed. or Thurs. -25
cH anfurn. house se''toeni to rent: n:eo B. 'o% or
nearby; can afford SS5. Call MI.
cSGSaED ssSS FAMILY desperately /,
need Of 8 or 8 room house, NV.
section; auto. heat, clean cond. Ca1
pay $50 mo. DU. 1905.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
APARTMENTS ukFuRh,snEp

RIVERDALE, 45O5 Queepsbury I'd,
just of Bait. pike-New. 2-bedrm
apt, living rm., kitchen, dinette and
bath; avail. now; $3.50. HU. 9565.
2-BEDRM. APT. partially furn.; en-
tire End floor, newly decorated. tile
bath, cleo, garbage disposal; facing
Lincoln Park; S10o, plus utils. LU.
BSkEESSSTSwoop-Ready to move il;
3 rms; sNvnHR bath gar; s-o1h1 gtil. incl' s64.
vETERANs, see our Nsylor Gardens
bh1Rs qRaef RESITY coRP ooRis Re sE iiis iiss
WE ARE ACCEPTING applicants for
apts: Ct cobgr Terrace. 5loo De-
TAKOMA PARK-2 new apts. for
rent; bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit.
pvt. bath, all util. inclu.; $75 and
$3.50 per mo. p. D. FORD & SON,
81. 1850. days, ewes; Sun. sH. 6456
NEAR e sA' WshssssH1NeroN VAS CIRCLE dzs
Conv. transp. to Govt. bldgs.-.--1
Ss SsHroSm saan :9a SEQ aass c ts cs eT spS
M. s240. 1000 New Hampshire
rWo vs. bhEinDRMs., hin living rm.. reception mSa
hall. dinette. kitchen. bath, S75 so;
adults only; n: H. ave-, nr. N st. NV.
rW6 vs. aPTs.: zGsp n ssae; e;lsrksbure. s miles
north of Gaithersburg; bus passes
door; one. rms. and bath, $50;
one, 6 rms. and bath. S57. 80. FRED
B. CuSHMAN. Realtor, $40 Freder-
lex ave.. Gaithersburg. Telephone
1873. 10Th ST. NV, at Dupont
Circle-Quiet neighborhood: con-
venient to all embassies; beautiful
newly converted entire third floor;
reception hall. large living room II
binstion dining room. electric
kitchen with garbage disposal; tile
bath. large closets; good heat and
continuous hot water: no pets or
children; ideal for couple or three
ladies. Open for inspection. S140
month. Call Dupont CATS. IA
FOR RENT Groom apartment.
semipvt: bath; conyen. to transp.
441S 7th st. NV. IA
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ApARrMrNrs FURNISHED

527 oGLETHoRPE ST. N.W;-rr,S9nt -I,1,9r
semipvt. bath, unlim. phone. En-
,pleyydrNa ,pleeysd Han sns and yndm. T,1e; kitchen and
naiEMIfath privste bath one Ap. 5oss ss27. ' N.N -
rgRNisHED APT. private bath, bath, il, in
! ladies'; $50 per month. Isl Iso and
.Lsnsfsl,pwn alg nsns:ssm,det sss: Rev; sA 2na sad L.,
rms, Kitchen. bath, share basement;
GsssoSnGHTfoWN ssS G2f VT iasl ssss FA st. 1ss ass1 Wis
senvt soni,n nsYlS ssS dss S.. seem 5; f'faen to
. ROOMS. semipvt.. on first floor;
conv. to street car and bus; ldry
pvlgs. and telephone. May consider
care Of child for working mother
AfkahaiseToS@rurn,shed, faa 3T S9ori, entire frs,
floor, lily. rm., bedrm., pvt: bath
Nov. I. 1850 N. vernon St., i to
NOV. NOV i: ' liv. rm., aicOve. bedrm., XII.
bath near n. traHsp:;a p.aos quiet working
ATTkAC. Arm. furn. apt, 2 bedrms
Esaes bss adults 1aa7 men s usah, ssGs Aris oH
eth AND Z SIS. N.E.-Large, entire
fioor, pvt. bath; dishes. linens, etc.
furn;; for or 4 adults; Sl1o
LiV. I'M, 2 bedrms., kit. pvt. bath;
redecorated; nr. transp.; perm. res.
married cple. pref; S95. RA. S577
642 Sth ST. N.E.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
din. rm., kit, bath; newly furn.; all
utils.; adults; $50. For appt., AK.
siSs s1Sss4' MT. PLEASANT st. NV
Near carline loop; in apartment
bldg; living room, bedroom. kitchen
and bath, large sunny apartment;
$40 per mo. MISS ANDREW, OR
NogRRggHwEsr-Attractive. 4 rooms
bath. good transp.; for 8 empl
nEnIITir,T. SdHl!si ia: sEW E747p DUPLEX. erSsne
fioor; attrac. furn., quiet neishbor-
hood mr.; bus shops d.nst1e and paTki siIsJ
bath, lgs; closets, couple preferred
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Livinf
room, bedroom and bath; suitable
ior bachelor; $50; non-hsekp. AD
DOWNTOWN. 10th sT.-Large liv.
ggioyed gl,y couple; s1a5. Box 1915 ss:
$50 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.@aice
apt, no children, only sober working
Ills G ST. Me- NE.1Furnp' 1n pnSns; except EEa linen,
bedrms., Hv. rm., kit, pvt. bath;
utils. incl: S1o0. Nom drinkers. Tu'
S-A63o. Nov. LIST. pa
Evening star., 1949-10-23
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
November Is
ClarennOnt CoY,or1,1ritu

Located on Leesbure pike and s. wal
ter Reed dr.. just off Shirley hwy;
spacious ultra-modern apartments.
all two-bedrooms of simplex and
duplex type: large rooms, ample
closets; all conyeniences: rentals,
SS7 so to S91.50 Applications ac-
cepted Monday to Saturday noon at
3I3 n Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ApARTMENrs uhEuRhIsHEp

COLORED-VACANT-Trinidada area.
Empl and refined couple; no chill
dren: rms. complete kit. and tile
bath; separate entrance; utils. incl.
in $65 mo. rental; 2 mos. rent req.
State employment record, salary,
credit refs. and other qualifications
Anacostia Station. "a
FRONT RM., semi-pvt.
bath and kitchen. Call after l pm.
1908 Kearny st. ne. DE. 9528.
MY AID UNDER CO.
PAT1N, D1. 375O; ewes. RA. O6Os.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
RIGGS MANOR APTS

We have a few 2-bedrooms in this
lovely DEVELOPMENT in nearby Md
These apts.. are very large in size
and must be seen to be appreci-
ated;, large living room, dinette
Kit, bath and 2 very goodSsize bed
rooms: S97 so per month includes
utilities and garbage disposal units;
bus at front door. shopping center
being completed. Drive east on Mis-
souri, ave. to Riggs rd, turn right on
Riggs rd. and continue on to apts.,
or out Queens Chapel I'd. mich.
ayeO to Ager rd., turn left on Ager
rd to apis. BY bus take F-2 to
fer to E-4 Lewisdale bus to apts
See resident manager, 6Sl3 Riggs I'd
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Parkway Terrace Apis.

Z dIhWdy IeTTdCE ApCS.
New apartments available Immediate
ly.;. Silver Hill I'd. and Suitland pkwy, ;;
bedrms.. living rm., dining rm.,
Guiding utilities l bedrm.. living rm.
dining space. 40 by 81 on living rm.,
kitchen and bath, $50; INCLUDING
utilities. Laundry facilities and
storage space available. Conv. 10
shopping and bus trans. Only 22
minis. from bus terminal at l1th and
Pa. ave. NV, Temple Hills or Silver
Hill bus. Hillside b6O0. go
Evening star., 1949-10-23
KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments

A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt, adjoining
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club in Landover, Md. which has
one Of the finest golf courses In the
Metropolitan Area.
Safe Playground for Children,
Small Super Market.
Beautiful, well-arranged, 2-bedroom
apartments, featuring large picture
windows, at 500 to 500, gas and
electricity included.
EXQUISITE duplex apartments at $1O5
per month.
Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg, take Route U. S. SO
to 3rd trafic light, then turn right
on Route 202, go la miles to Kent
Village
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landoyer. Md.
Ap n1R2 Or
Evening star., 1949-10-23
APARTMENTS uhFURhIsHEp
ATLANTIC GARDENS

A few. 2-bedroom apartments avail.
able for immediate occupancy. SEE
Mr.. Dorminy Sat. and Sun. be.
tween 2 and 5 pm. on the prem.
ises. To reach: Out Nichols ave
Sc, left on S, Capitol, left on At.
lantic st, right on 4th st. Sc. tc
sign
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
NAYIOR GARDENS

We have Just received seveeal more
sale to vets. Possession. LIV. RM
12x1S), FOYER, DIN. RIM, MOD
= KIT, TILE BATHS, LARGE BED
RMS AMPLE CLOSETS. Rea-
sonable cash payment and mo. pay.
nass sass IRON rSpxRr S6s + 81 ran shsTgsS n
TO ANY OTHERS. 1-bedrm. unit
$3.50 UP; 2-bedrm unit, S6,75C
up. EVERY CONVENIENCE AT
HAND. Sales once, Administration
Bldg., cor. Naylor rd. and 30th
sc; Open Sat, Sun. 1-5; Tues.
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
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COLORED = VACANT APIS. Why
pay rent when the same money
will buy you an apt? For S65 per
mo. and $3.50 down you will own
your own apt: located in finest NV.
sec, HARRY .LoPATIN. DI. $3.50;
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

FURNISHED DUPLEX APARTMENT
4 rooms, bath, and yard: utiIs
included; S74 q month. OIL. 6S71.
3 ROOMS, KIT. AND BATH. $50;
half block to trans: pvt. home, pvt
entrance. SH. 1887.
MILES SOUTH FIT. BELvOIR-
Nicely furnished / or bedroom apt.
elec. kitchen. oil heat. HILLCREST
ATS, q. 8. hwy. No. l. Lorton
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COUNTRY BOARD

NOD. HOME. in country town. mr.
Winchester, on bus. hwy. Route II;
good food, well prepared. MRS. c
SINE, Middletown, Va. Phone
Stenhen City l3Q-W-o eyes
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OWNER GOING 70 FLORIDA-Wii
rent for 6 mos. Tor longer) com.
rage: $3.50. Mr. carline in Brook
mont.
Bungalow, 5 rms. bath, Q porches
full bsmt.. coal h.-w.h.; $92 mo. On
wooded hill in Glen Echo Hts
MRS. BURGESS, Realtor, 6109
Broad st. WI, 1888
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
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or vic. MA. 28l1 wkdays. "a
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