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over to the newly elected preSi-
dent.
Key West Chapter No. 283 was
originally chartered on February
3, l948. The original organization
and the present reorganization
were effected through the eff
forts of Col. Pace.
All National SojOurners sta
toned in Key West, and others
who may be visiting in this area
are cordially invited by the local
chapter to attend the monthly
dinner meetings held the first
Tuesday of each month in the So
cial room of the Presbyterian
Church on White Street, and to
also bring their wives to the din
ner meetings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21
key Vest Chapter No. 2S3 Of
National SOjOurners Met Tuesday

key West Chapter No. 283 Of
tle National soiourncrs was re-
constituted and officers for 1919
citeiea and Installed al a supper
H.fsiin9 held Tuesday evening,
Ma ~ at thc SOuthcrnmOst
Ffesayterian Church. with TWEEN
" ihlre psfsons attending.
oiitttra eaectcd were Presi-
aent ~ N ! H0rre. vice. presi-
aent a. l. W Wright secretary
treasurer Col "a r Pace. chap
isin Col x W Rogers, and Mar
ahal "a n W Herrick.
tei hogera - national chaplain
~ W. soiourncrs He presided
ottf the reorganization meeting
ANIL NE gavcl could be turned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21

tbs Ladies Auxiliary Of Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars sponsored a
hcnpital party on Thursday eve
nina Ut thls week for the patients
a Ward ID AZ the Naval Hos
pitai here
several well-known local en-
lcrtmincIs gave their talents for
the amusement Of the patients,
including Miss Hilda Wilde, sing
er. who offered several songs in
eluning Carambs. It's the Samba,
Agnin. and Q number Of requests.
hhe also led the community sing
ing.
fhe orchestra. composed Of Jock
Crawiord a. the piano. Nat Bor-
ear and Jesus Lastres with the
drums. Ia the absence Of the reg
ww drummer. Miss Dcs Butler,
fafnishcd music for the occasion,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21
Coming Events

SATURDAY, MAY I'll
Preview for Members of Mar.
tello Art and Historical So
ciety of Children's Art Ex-
hibit, 800 PM, at Martello
Gallery.
Dance, sponsored by VIEW
members, Post Home on
Elizabeth street. Music by To-
cal orchestra. For members
and their guests.
SUNDAY, MAY %
Husband and Wife Banquet
\ sponsored by Navy Wives
Club No. 88. 8 p. m, South
Beach Restaurant.
Opening of Children's Art Ex-
hibition, 200 PM, Martello
Gallery. Under Sponsorship
of Key West Art and His
torical Society. Free to pub
lie opening day.
MONDAY, MAY "a
Reception honoring Rev.. and
Mrs. E. r. Evans and Miss
Mildred Evans, sponsored by
Woman's Auxiliary of First
Congregational Church, 1880
p. m. at Service Center. Mu-
steal program. Members and
friends of the church invited
by the Auxiliary to attend.
Meeting, Monroe County Audi
bon Society, 8 p. m. at Wo-
mans Club, Duvai street
Discussion of Society bust
ness, and color films of bird
life taken on Midway Island
by 1t. Commander r. G,
Ketchum of u. S. Naval Air
Station. Free to public, which
is invited by the Society to
attend.
TUESDAY, MAY "a
Meeting, all Army and Air
Force Reserve Officers, 500
p. m. Home of George A.
Warren, Sill Eaton st. Off
GERS from Miami Military
sub-district will be present
in advisory capacity,
Special Meeting, Parent-Teach.
er Association, Division St
School, 7:45 Pm. Installa-
ton of New Officers and
Dedication of New Piano.
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is
Luncheon Meeting, Navy Wives
Club No. 88. Noon, at Build
ing l78, U. S. Naval Station
THURSDAY, MAY 90
Summer Roundup of First
Grade Registrars of Division
Street School, 1870 to 400
PM, Reynolds Street School
Reynolds and South Streets
Continuing Friday, May q
Same Hours.
Meeting, American Legion Aux
iliary, 800 PM, at Legior
Home.
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Lions Club
Met Thursday

The Key West Lions Club met
Thursday night at the Clubhouse
on Seminary street and enjoyed
a corned beef hash dinner, fol-
lowing which general business OF
the organization was discussed.
The Key Award was presented
to Lion Jesse Sloan, and con-
gratulations were in order by the
entire membership.
Among matters under discus
sion by the club was the sending
of a message to Representative
Papy relative to reducing the
toll on the Overseas Highway,
Activities of the clubs dele
gates at the recent State Con-
vention were related by Lions
Dion, Urion, Esquinaldo and
Bezanilla, and proved of much
interest to the members.
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and il is expected that a great
deal of imaginativeneSs and live
illness will characterize the ex-
hibit.
The Gallery was closed all day
today while preparations were
being made for the preview this
evening and the official opening
tomorrow afternoon.
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the response by the Rev. Evans.
Thre will be music by the Wat
kins, Fernandez and Roberts
String Ensemble, a reading by
Mrs. Katie Sweeting, a piano
solo by young Billy Roberts, and
Mrs. Eva Gibson and Gerald
Saunders will entertain with a
soprano and tenor duet. Closing
the program will be tenor solo
by T. Jennings Moss.
All members of the Church and
friends are cordially invited by
the Woman's Auxiliary to attend
this reception, which promises
to be a charming one.
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Reception HonOring Req. And Mrs.
n. *. Exams And Miss Mildred Euans
To BE Held Monday Epening At Church

Tho Woman's Auxiliary of the
Fllst Congregational Church will
4lon9or q reception on Monday
evening. May q. al 1880 o'clock,
l4pnqring Rev. and Mrs. Z. r.
Evans and their daughter, Miss
Mildred Evans. Rev. Evans is a
former minister of that Church.
The reception will be held in
the Service Center. and a lovely
program Tor the occasion has
hrcn arranged.
Mass Betty Brady will render
. piano selection. following which
the greetings will be given by
the Rev. John M. Peyton, with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21
Members OF MartelIo Art And Hist.
Asso. To Attend Prerie,U OF Exhibit

Fhs Children's Art Exhibit
almns officially tomorrow after.
nson - ? O'clock At Martcllo Gal.
snsy and tonight al 9 there will
- preview Of this show for the
n.amheFs Of the Martello Art and
fliaiericsi S0Cicty.
AZ the pictures 10 be shown
aFt the work u young painters
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21

now attending Florida State
University at Tallahassee.
These two girls are Lorraine
Nottage, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Nottage, and Mar
tina Watkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph N. Watkins. Both of
them are in their freshman year
at the University.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21
Daughter Born
| To POIitOs

"A six pound, fourteen ounce
doughter was. born in the U. S.
Naval Hospital, Key West, to
Mrs. Dolores Polite. wife OF
Frank ]. Polito, SIN, now station
ed in Jamestown, Rhode Island
The child has been named Linda
Lorene.&
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21

Dobbs added The National Cap
ital, New York, Philadelphia and
other northern centers are being
featured in Nationals adertising
appeal to prospective vacationists,
in cities throughout Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21
News Notes

Faience is a term generally APP
piled to all types of glazed pot
terry.
The American Federation of
Labor membership in Canada is
about $500.
Federal expenditures per fami-
ly in 1929 amounted to $12l, and
about 1915 per family in l948.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21
1srO n. W. Girls
Pledged BY Alpha
Lambda Delta SOr.

wprd has been received of the
pisdging By Alpha Lambda Delta
8moTliy ~ two Key West girls
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21

+ Through the new Palomar tele-
scope. scientists could sec light
the size of a candle 10000 miles
away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21

Foxes Have Twins

Foxes Have Twins !.
A set of twins was born early
this morning at Naval Hospital
to Mrs. Frank G. Fox, wife of
Frank G. Fox, EMF. The girl
weighed five pounds, tn r G
ounces, while the boy weighed
six pounds, IL ounces. All have
been doing fine, the proud father
reported later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21
WILL YOU SMILE!
Tough

Waiter, this is miSerably
small steak"
Eyes, sir, but you'll find il
will take you a long time to eat
it,"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-21

view I'm honor Of their fnIl.su
graduating cadets
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Georgetown R0Tc Contest
Won by Company D in Drill

Company D marched 10 victory
today In Georgetown University
ROTC company competitive drill
at the university.
The Washington branch OF the
Reserve Officers Association pre-
sented awards TO the company and
its commanding officer, Capt,
Thomas Z. Steiner. Il. Of Lam
caster, Pa.
Silver medals were awarded to
the company's platoon leaders.
First Its. william Ciyalina of
Lynn. Mass, Andre NJ. Kahn. OF
1901 Wyoming avenue NV. and
Raymond r. GiaSson Of New Bed
ford. Mass.
Ribbons we're given to members
of the winning company and the
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Israel Debates Today
'0n Admission 10 u. n,
Faces Bloc Of Critics
sy the Assoesofsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS. May s.
Israers turn comes up today In
debate on the Jewish states ap-
plication for membership in the
United Nations.
Aubrey S. Eban, Israeli rep
Iresentative. was prepared TO state
the Israeli case. He had a Iona
speech ready for the General
Assembly's 5s-nation Special Po-
litical Committee.
The Israelis hope to become the
59th U. N. member before the
Assembly's scheduled adjourn
ment a week from this coming
Saturday.
Their right TO join at this
time Is questioned by three main
factionS-Arab and British. Scan
dinavian and predominantly Cath
olic Latin America
Refugee Question Posed.
These quarters have led In ef-
forts to have Israeliexplain:
/. What the Jewish nation may
do to repatriate Arab refugees
who fed their homes In the fight
ing between Arabssan Jews.
2. Whether Israel has made an
all-out effort to track down as
sassins who shot down Swedish
Count Folke Bernadotte, U. N.
Palestine mediator. in Jerusalem
last September II.
3. How far Israel may be will
ing to cooperate in the q. N.
plan to internationalize Jerusalem.
Access to Shrines Involved.
Israel reported yesterday to the
Security Council that it had
failed to catch the killers of Count
Bernadotte. but was still trying.
Latin American delegations
have contended that Israel's an
nounced willingness to provide
free access to religious shrines in
Jerusalem is in conflict with Vat
lean policy. which holds more with
the U. N. scheme for international
rule there.
The committee has before 1t a
proposal to invite a statement Of
the Catholic views before deciding
on Israel's application.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

crack drfil platoon. headed by
Capt. Charles Lombard. zoos
Thirty second street NV. The
drill platoon vas not n ,he com
petition.
Awards were presented ey Col
Sidney Morgan. q national coIn-
selor os the Reserve Oncsrs ASso-
citation.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Triangle Murder Jury
Due 10 Be Chosen Today
~ n. Aas<~s.s pss..

CEDAR RAPIDS. iowa. May g.
The love triangle" murder trial
OF q 81. Louis baby specialist
neared the testimony stage today
Opposing counsel agreed that
jury should be selected today. the
fourth day OF the trial Of Or
Robert c. Rutledge. jr.. n,
DR.. Rutiedee is charged with
Evening star., 1949-05-05

arxt degree murder = TIE knife
staying os Byron c. Hasir.an. also
Of s.. LOUIS, The STATE contends
that the killing occurred N a hessi
room here during 81 argunens eseT
Evening star., 1949-05-05

NJ Haisnsars Alleged a,seG:sssAa
TO The doctors wife. Sseaee -
M Hasisasr. - yeas-ssac Az
craft tsrssnxaan. nsAoe weeksy e4aks-
arxx ts4spa "a ce1Kt Espa1s ewfcxv
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REPORT
Temperatures

Relative Humidity. $3.50 am.
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Henson OF Flyers
To Leave City
SoOn---COod Luck!
By PEDRO AGUILAR

Sport Henson of the VX-1
Flyers, a great sortball pitcher,
is leaving Key West shortly for
service elsewhere. We wish to
bid him farewell and good luck.
We know the fans and the play
ers like and respect Henson.
Henson has won eight games
and lost five for the Flyers, He
has pitched two tie games, He
has famed liz batters, the high
est of the league so far, and it is
hard TO beat him.
We know the fans are sorry
TO see him go, but he is an en-
listed man in the service of his
country and has to take orders.
We wish him all the luck in
the world, We hope we continues
to enjoy good health and we hope
TO see him return soon. Au revoir
TO a great sport. Good luck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-21
The
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WEATIIERl|MAh
Says:

Key West & Vicinity. Partly
Cloudy today thru Wednesday
with indication of widely seattle
ed showers. Gentle To moderate
variable winds, mostly southeast.
Florida: Fair today and We'd
nesday except widely scattered
afternoon thundershewers.
\ Jacksonville Thru Florida
Straits: Gentle to occasionally
moderate east to southeast winds
thru Wednesday. Weather gener-
ally fair with few afternoon thun-
dershowers on middle and upper
Florida coasts.
East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle to
occasionally moderate east to
southeast winds thru "Wednesday
Partly cloudy weather with few
afternoon thundershoWers along
the Florida coast.
Jacksonville To Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
REPORT
Key West, Fla, June 81. 1949
observation taken at City Office
$3.50 am, EST
r.
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s0FTBAIL STANDINGS


plfes. Ataiun and Griffen; time
"a game. ia
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.Optimist Club OF
Miami Plays Two
Games Here SAT.

A doubleheader is scheduled
for Bayview Park on Saturday
night, with the North Miami OPP
timist Club of Miami, who play in
the Edison Center Softball
League in Miami, meeting the
Bamboo Room and in the second
game with VxI Flyers,
The visitors have several Key
West players on their roster. Re
ports here are TO the effect that
the Optimist Club is playing and
hitting the ball like big leaguers.
The lineup will be printed in a
few days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-21

The last foreigner 90 win the
q = Opcn was Ted Ray Of Eng
lard Who triumphed at the Inver-
nuss Cub In 1920
turits Gray. CrissOm. Trout and
Robinson
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-21

Barometer
tSea Level) s:30 am.
30.06 ms -1018.0 mbs.
Tomorrow's Alroanac
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TENSION EASED
(COntinued From Page One

Continued From Page One
will side with the West, instead
Of with Russia, when she gains
her Independence. II was point
ed out that the reason for reach
my that conclusion is that since
the end of the war the Western
Powers have been sending sup
plies to Austria while Russia has
been dismantling and taking
away many of the industrial
plants in the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-21

In the aecnnd game another
uitfheTs battle was staged be-
tNeen Williams and Witzel. The
nvxelopmcnt Boys got two hits
in the first. Then four straight
nninaa without a hit Witzel
hsid Tides Inn Ia 2 hits In first
iosw innings and both were in
field hiis
g. ne ~ n. he weakened and
Walked fiss baiters and Oropesa
hst nne g. center and the ball got
aaay from center fielder and
ghscs runs scored. II looked as IL
she Tides Inn were In, but came
tlse aiNth. Campbell walked. was
fnfecd ~ second by Chick. Fisher
asngled and Chick went TO sec
uai Matters he pop fly To
ahafl Chick colll1led with the
shngtsfup and the umpire ruled
all ninnefs SAFE and bases are
iali pascuiia forces Chick at the
plala secund to catcher. Then
kninhi ma . double 90 right and
twa runners scored. Pascuitta
aent a. third and knight on sec
and Witxel hits ~ short and Ro-
aFtescs tumhled the ball and Pas
ealtta scoFed knight kept on 10
ihe plato and Fleitas dropped the
hail and TIE winning run scored
ln the field. Kerr. Meador. and
bmFtrr were the best for the To-
auFs and Lawrence. Smith. and
Matters fur the winners.
MeuFe. r. III. Il.
Tiars Inn 600 O30-3 3 4
Op nry Sta 600 O04-4 3
williams and Fleilas; Witzel
ama Lawrence.
Tvs. bass hit: knight; stolen
t.aaes MeaaoF. Fleitas: sacrifice
hil MoadoT. struck out: by Wit
sel q. hy Williams 4; bases on
halls agf Williams 4; earned
fanz Op nev Sta 1. left on bas-
e.. Tiack Inn z, op-Dev-Sta 6;
umpire: 4. Griffen and Abston;
time u game. i20; scorer: Agui-
lar
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Cardinals Defeat Giants;
PhiIlies Down Pirates


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Evening star., 1949-08-27
NOISES WANTED 70 RENT

Union Trust Bldg.
Evening star., 1949-08-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CLUB MASON. 1726 New HampshIre
ave. NV. has lovely Ice. rm. for
ladies; also vacancies for men; tele-
phone In each rm.; 1t costs no more
to live At the BEST famous for good
1872 1884, clSP1SN III es7G;r sr. N.w.-pbie. and
ssle rms. excel. meals; clean and
1877 soIi 1sth N.SW.&1de.l NSW41d location; ige.
ssle.; also dble.. triple. with pvt,
ssos Seeh ssS ss'fsfa Sc. .Ra SW near waiter
Reed, ayail. Sept. 8. Corner front,
twin beds. clean home. excel; meals;
epplGHYssdd ph2YsdIT psoplfhi pfhcf GE 9osS sSi. M =,
j ise. ssie. rm.. in pvt. home; excel.
home prepared meals laund. ia
sIs ssiIlssisssa; ( " aanlim. phone. DE. 1892. ss
sIlAIGGRTER,s, lIS q FER: 1927 10th st. tt NV.
with semiprivate bath; daily maid
service; tel. in all rooms; very good
food. We serve 2 meals on Sunday.
Bowling and bridge teams now or
sea SsaaIns fs5 Nnsss snps
WESLEY HALrWspacious double
rooms in remodeled,. redecorated
bldg. running water in every rm.,
large closets; dances and free
MOVIES, IcCIShtlOu IOOuls Dfc W
$3.50 mo. Excel. food. Bendix
washer. 1928 21st st. NV. NO.
1895 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
nished rooms for young ladies and
young men; doubles or single. run
ming water. phones In rooms, s5eel.
BEVERLY HALL, corner Mass ave.
and 22nd st. u.w.-Disttnctive home
in Embassy section. Most share
rooms have pvt. bath. MRS. CLARK,
17S4 MASS AVE. N.w-Larse dbl
triple attractive rooms; auto. laund
fac, reas. rates. 20
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool, pleasant
rooms; excel. meals and transp.;
spacious lawn and porch; maid
service; $47.50 to $50 per mo.
1927 Belmont I'd. n.wn phone MI.
1Sos NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
2nd A.. dble., 8 lge. windows, l
closet; newly decor; 2 good meals;
conv. transp. -2S
1919 18th ST. N.W.-Double rm., for
either young men or young women;
walking distance downtown; SWITCH
board; excel. meals. DE. 9030. 20
Evening star., 1949-08-27
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

ALEX.-Front twin bedrm. for 2
employed girls or couple; now avail.
HtilsiI }tasT linens sasp and silver furn. Box
GIRL to hi share apartment with two
Sther strlS; @ ns 18th esza snd Irving St %. Nv.
WOMAN oSlA. 80 to 49, to share furn; z
section; conv. transp. RA. s022.
YOUNG LADY WILL SHARE. reason
able. downtown, NV. twtnsbed rm
apt; with another. MI: 1795. -2s
other girl, over 80 yrs. Of age. ST.
1858 between 10 and z. -27
I Or Q GIRLS to share large 6-rm
apt. with 2 other sirls; conven; n.e.
sEffhGb lsfail2n fs EMr PE WAoals A5asll to as .hsre
eve; or Sun. bet. 8 a.m.-6 pm. MI.
coNSEN1AI GIRL to .har. new. st-
tractive. 2-bedrm. apt. with another
YOUNG G1RL ai.'i vantsd ssi TO- 70 share dbf'
rm.. with another; all home privileges,
1927 18th St. NV. CO. e341. .-29
N.W.-dirl to share 3.room, bath
a. a. q 91ss stnsls ssr 5 sse xsh .'hsn DSiy
PERM. EMPL. LADY for apt. with
empl. lady; pvt. bedrm.. all privils. !;
1868 cofUMBiA RID. NV or 8
girls share large furn. apt; S27 ca,
includ. brkfst. Apt. 4o1. AID. 1857.
3 GIRLS would like other girl to
share their NV. apt; very good loc.
Call RA. 7179. -2S
COLLEGE GRADUATE to share large,
modern terrace apt. with girl writer;
conv. to Pentason. airport and
downtown washinss0n' TIE: 81 edSs'
GIRL 1885. to share twin-bed room
in new apartment bldg. with another
girl; all PRIVILEGES. 1885 Missouri
ave. NV, GE. s05S. 2Ss
APT. in attractive SURROUNDINGS, Arl.;
share with mature empl. woman;
privil.; eonv. transp. OIL. 1887.
WANT two eonsenial girls to share
mo- mo- s Can ifSefm re- 4oo. o. Ess x! g. ssasSs, ssr
" wseadsys 5daS esf e At nEht and wssk eggs
YOUNG MAN, to share Asr; apt. In in con-
other man. DE. 1857. '- a
ONE GIRL or mother and daughter
to share new modern 2-bedrm. apt,
nU.' ~ 1851 :sssssi0n; maid oE'- 6e2a @ae or
ARL-2 consenial girls, 1928. to
share beautiful modern, b-rm. apt.
with 2 other girls; must be seen to
be appreciated; refs. EXCHANGED. S35
per mo. CHI 6371. -2S
SINGLE GIRL to share with single
working girl in NV; refs. req. Box
WANTED. CoNGENIAL GIRL to share
2-bedroom apt. with 2 others; near
Catholic Univ.; age 1928. UN.
0013. 30 q
I GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
2 others; rent, S32.33. Phone
Evening star., 1949-08-27
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

AFAN ! VENsS roNt$tSIeb
l19 IRVING ST. NV nicely
furn. rms. for light housekeeping.
sRfahT, RA rfsI MODERN liv. rm., bedlm. MHs
kit, dining rm., pvt. bath; near
Capitol; Govt. empl. adults. FIR.
wHaRRIb;MAN PARK VICINITY. ses2
dbl: Ink. rms cook. fac; maid ssrv.
EFFICIENCY APT. downtown, for 2,
$15 wk.;, also sleeping rm. SO wk.
1Ith 1ssd snd Mass. ave. NV. RE. ss1e' ss1e'
1852 ffaaiRMoNT ST. N.w.-Bas..
msnt apt. newly decorated. $50.
CHEVY H SS' cHAsE@Nicely ae furn. apt,
liy;, liy; rWi M bsdsm.. sssn. bath and kit, 500
coMrEETEfY SslI MHi sIs7 7ruRN.-1srse aSa studio
ios. sst sGI sssses g. E TX hsEPE 4544 fac: 81 sspV
BEDRM. and full kitchen in Bright.
SSHs ass' ssS 81 ss' rms. Sa 'oSss sa sso
'Ss sssss :'o7s sas'aod s1d .ai. as,lsls; 81
1871 @Np'ei 'oeioLuMB1A RD. N.w.-Atsssae
81 s1o 8 vsf5 b.. e; sofsr. fsr girls; as 81 Ga
EFFICIENCY APT, private bath: rea.
sonable rates. No phone calls. FAC
saAns sSa E. lovely G HOME, with iMSs 1t.
tractive. double bedrm.. for 2 re.
Aned girls; $3.50 ca. Ia. 9062
GAIrHERsBURG. MD.-5 rms. {
baths, elec. kitchen; quiet and cool
adults, $3.50; also iv.- rm., bedrm.
kitchen and bath, $75. BECRAF1
REALTY CO., Gaithersburg 731 OF
1sff FARRAGur ST. N.w.-2 rms.
bedrm. and kit., completely. furn.
excel. transp.; all utils. incl. IA
oNE.RooM. kitchen, bath apt.
newly decorated, furnished; Sc
isas' ifssI0n' Call Sat- and Sun; rs. !R
SUITABLE SUITABLE FOR 4 GIRLS, at ST.
sai en- 1asd n,ssIy furn. and nr. tragssD
MI. I11siisAN PEASANT v1c1N1rY-Iish,
Housekeeping room, 2nd d. front
Ryt. 3.,s Y bath; single, $50; refs. req
per mo. Call RA. 2216. 80
CHEVY CHASE, Md, near D. C.
line; Q lge. rms, 2 baths, dinette,
kttehen. incl. porch; util. furn. Call
Sunday. WI 8457. 26e