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sentation of the award to Key
Vests Outstanding Citizen; and
at the graduation exercises of the
Key West High School, where our
own Wilhelmina Harvey gave the
Commencement Address. She has
the honor and distinction of be-
ing the first woman who has ever
addressed the Key West High
School graduating class.
During the third week in May,
our club was asked to help or
ganize and carry on the work
with the Mobile Health Units
brought to Key West by the State
Health Department. We aided
the diabetes, tuberculosis and
blood test units.
We are carrying on our work
during the summer with the June
meeting being given over to an
nouncements of chairmen, plans
for the coming year and discus
sions Of proposed areas of work.
Our club owns a number of
benches and as a means of re-
enue, advertising space on these
is sold at a year rental. Our
bench chairman has had fifteen
of these benches newly painted
and has sold the advertising
space. She is now getting the
balance of them painted and
ready to put on the market.
The July meeting was held at
| the lovely estate of member
Vera Marks, whose motel Casa
Roma was recently awarded
second place in the United States
for beautiful grounds. The club
went on record as being in favor
of endorsing Mrs. Edna Van
Acker for the office of South
eastern Regional Treasurer. The
club sponsors girl to attend
Girls State and at this meeting
we were given a most interesting
and comprehensive report of the
things they accomplished.
Our projects this year are two
fold: We hope to make definite
progress toward having a club
house of our own, and we expect
to do a great deal to aid in the
drive for a city library for Key
West.
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.Century-Old
Vault Opened

CHARLESTOWN, w, Va.--(Pl
Two three-cent coins were
among the articles found in the
Charlestown Pre- sbyterian
Church cornerstone, opened re-
Gently DULY 1851 as part of a
centennial observance.
Also sealed in the stone were
copies of publications, an elabo-
rate testament, and a program
for the cornerstone-laying cere-
mony 100 years ago.
The original contents were re-
sealed in the stone along with
contributions from contempora-
cy life.
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When the internationally fam
Gus Sister Kenny arrived in this
country from her native Austral-
ia the other day, Hollywood's
Rosalind Russell was on hand to
greet her And Roz had the dis
tinguished woman as her house
guest for few days.
Roz, you remember, portrayed
Sister Kenny in the movie based
on her life, and they've been warm
friends ever since.
Rosalind Russell has made quite
name for herself, too, as one of
our top-flight film stars.
She was born in Waterbury,
Connecticut, daughter of a law
yer father and Vogue fashion
editor mother. Rosalind got her
first name from a steamship, Of
all things.
The vivacious brunette chose
her theatrical career after gradua-
ton from Barnard College. Her
father wanted her to become a
lawyer, but she got job as lead
ing lady with a tent show for Is
dollars week, instead. And from
that modest beginning Rosalind
Russell worked up to an import
ant place in the movie world.
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ENSIGN DONALD KoUcH
-. Sent To Jacksonville

-. Sent To Jacksonville
Ensign Donald E. Rough, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. HI. Rough,
1888 Johnson street, Waterloo, Ia,
has recently completed four
months course I'M ALI Weather
Flying sat sthk Flest An Weaihsf
Training Unit. Key West, Florida.
The course consists of advanced
flight training in instruments and
night tactics designed to qualify
the pilot for Carrier All Weather
Squadrons.
He entered naval service as an
aviation cadet in the Navy VS.
program. In November, 1850, he
was designated a Naval Aviator
at Pensacola, Florida, after COM
plotting the prescribed flight train
ing course.
Ensign Rough will report to
Composite Squadron Sixty
Two, Jacksonville, Fla. for as
signment to duty involving fly
ing.
He is a graduate of Waterloo
High School, Waterloo, Ia, and
attended Iowa State College,
AmeS. Ia. for two years.
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The door prize was won by
Mrs. Leila Baker, and the prize
for the word game was won by
Mrs. Byrnina Thompson.
Refreshments of sandwiches.
cake, potato chips, minis and
punch were served.
Miss Russell received many
lovely and useful gifts.
Present were: Mesdames Ray
Elwood, Ernest Mullins, Florida
Mcdonald, Jane Beam, Harold
Sander, Gene Whitfield, Amparo
Betancourt, Amelia Betancourt,
Wilma Kimbrell, Mabel Suarez,
Ruby Sawyer, Clio Knowles, Mer-
rill FELTON,, Alice Albury, Sarah
Buckley, Alfred Jones, Ruth Ar
cher, Rose Stevens, Frank Sands,
Jimenez, VIM. A Carey, Lena
Sands, Sidney Lowe, Cleveland
Johnson, Joaquin Godinet, Leo
Hicks, Sr. Harry Russell, Sam B.
Pinder. Clarence Higgs, Sr., c. S.
Higgs, Jr., Leila Baker, Chas.
Baker, Phillip Baker. John Saw
yer, Jack Pinder, Harry Carey,
Faye Curry, Leo Cruz, Marie
Smith, William White, John Tay-
lor, Edward Sawyer, Frank Rob-
erts, Fremont Curry, Leona
Gates, Pearl Curry, A. B. Curry,
Juanita Delgado, Byrnin a
Thompson, Ted Canova. Betty
Curry, lett Saunders, Juanita
Pinder. Geneva Dongo, Julia
Brown, Grace Thompson, Thelma
Sawyer, Kirk Albury. Harry H.
Johnson, Earl Russell. Margaret
Russell, Ruby Bradley, Sharon
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audubon Society
Sponsors MOuies
Neat Thursday

As part of its educational pro-
gram the Monroe County Audi
! bon Society is sponsoring a pub
lie program of motion pictures al
the Harris Elementary School IN
/ Southland street on Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. Jack Watson,
| of the u. 6. Fish and Wildlife
Service, will show three films on
conservation subjects One of
them depicts fishing expedition
to Alaska, another takes the audi
ence on a tour through the Great
Okeefenokee Swamp while the
title of the third film is yet to
be announced.
School facilities for the pro-
gram have been made available
through the courtesy of Horace
O'BRryant, Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Leland S.
March, Director of Education and
Randolph T. Russell, Principal of
Harris School.
A special invitation has been
extended to the teachers and
principals of the county, to Boy
Scout and Girl Scout Troops and
to the general public, since the
films viii be of interest to all.
There will be no admission
charged and no contribution
solicited, it was announced by
Stuart S. Whiting, president of
Monroe County Audubon Society.
Following the showing of the
motion pictures by Mr.. Watson,
there will be short business ses-
sion of the society and those of
the audience who care to remain
will be welcome to do so.
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Highlighting the morning SEES
sion was an address by Mrs. John
L. Whitehurst of Baltimore, Md,
who is president of the General
Federation of Women's clubs in
the United States. She is as
sistant to Willard Caldwell, ma
tional civil defense leader.
In her talk. Mrs. Whitehurst
stressed the extreme lack OF in
terest in civil defense in smaller
cities. She emphasized the need
of everyone knowing how to de-
tend himself in the case of atomic
attack, urging that every person
should be prepared by taking a
first aid Red Cross course.
One outstanding point was that
the difference between life and
death, in case nerve gas might be
used, was the one and half
minutes required by person
trained in civil defense who could
save lives by the simple use OF
hypodermic injection.
A report for the first quarter
of the year l95l-l952 was submit-
ted by local president of the BPW.,
Mrs. Marian E. Stark, to Frances
r. Wechsler, chairman of District
10.
The report in full follows:
Our new years activities
started with work during Armed
Forces Week in Key West. Our
club was asked to sponsor the
essay contest in the various high
schools of the city, and three
medals were presented to the
winners. We were given special
mention at the Armed Forces
Week dinner that was sponsored
by the Lions Club,
At the Commencement of both
the High School and the Convent,
we presented medals to the out
! standing student from each
school in the commercial class
during the past year These
medals are donated by our club,
and this is an annual award
Also, we participated in the pre-
sentation of the award given to
| the public school which had made
| the greatest Improvement in
Identification of its grounds dur
| ing the past year. This project
is co-sponsored with the Key
| West Garden Club.
Representatives from our club
| were present at the Key West
Artists Open Air Show; pre-
1
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"Waist'' Contest
Held Last Night

No time was wasted, at the
Waist Dance" given last night at
the USO-YMCA by the ESQ. AS
each man entered the door, he was
measured around the waist and
asked to pay one penny for every
inch of girth-
Smallest mid-riff belonged to
Herbert Etzler of the USS Cool
baugh. The Dayton, Ohio lad
could give Scarlet O'Hara run
in slim waist competition. He
squeezed in for Is cents.
Ten cents over a quarter was
the admission charge for Forrest
Lamb who sheepishly admitted
to measurement of 35 inches in
the waistline. He is on the USS
Robinson.
Girls who had the situation well
in hand with tape measures in
cluded Francine Johnson, Gloria
Hyre, Yvonne Camelier and Kath-
crime Wesley.
Prizes were given contestants.
Unwasted, the waist" contri-
buttons will go to the ESQ better
programs fund.
Gus Ayala's orchestra played
for the dance.
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Miss Betty 4nn Russell Is HOnored
At A Miscellaneous Bridal ShOner

Monday evening August Methodist Church
was the scene of miscellaneous bridal shower given by the aunts
OF tobe Albuy, of Miss Betty
August 81
The piano by Nottage
vocal solos by Mrs Eva Gibson and Miss Bobby Mae Buck
ley Recipes by Mrs and Mrs Frank Roberts, S-
houee by the Misses Pat and Edh Hampton and sk by the
Misses Rose Mary Felton, Hampton Edyth Hampton Teresa
Carey Betsy Bell Gates the Medames Sidney Lowe Harry
Carey ard Harry
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David is known as Okay Rob-
erts, because he handles this now
worldwide form of assent with a
special air. When the presses be-
gin to roll, his okays are louder
than their roar, and he gives a
gallant okay to all the customers
along his route.
Okay is the son of Mrs. Eliza
beth Roberts of 2-E Porter Place.
He is fourteen years old and in
the ninth grade at Key West
High School.
He also has a certain amount
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even more important roles before
long
He's married to his high school
sweetheart, Betty Moore. They
have two cute youngSters-Kris-
ten and Peter Hanson the third,
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4ppIy TO Wed

A marriage license was applied
for in the office of County Judge
Raymond Lord by James /. Hall,
IL, POB SOS, Key West and Em-
ma L. Westerwick, 25, whose adj
dress is listed. only as General
Delivery. Key West.
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Gas p. m, South Beach Patio
Restaurant.
Bridge, Officers Wives Club, 8
p. M, Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling, Navy Wives, 8 a. m,
Naval Station Alleys.
Meeting, Order of De Molay
Boys, 7:30 p. m, Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting, Young Adult Fellow
ship of First Methodist
Church, 8 p. m, Church An
mex.
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re-
bekah Lodge No. IA, p. M,
Knights of Pythias Hall
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90
Teenagers and Servicemen's
Dance, 8 p. m, st. Paul's
Episcopal Church Parish Hall.
Dessert Bridge. Airship Devron
Officers Wives Club, p. M,
Aeropalms Seaplane Base CT
ficers Club.
Meeting, La Concha Navy Wives
Club No, 88. 1890 q. M,
3 iRuiIdina l78, Naval Station
sMeetspg, Junior Chamber of
Commerce, s Ri an., Club
= House. 60
Bowling, Officers Wives Club,
1880 p. m, Naval Station
Bowling Alleys.
Duplicate Bridge Club, Key
West Bridge Club, 7:45 p. M,
Coral Room, Overseas Hotel
Dessert Bridge, Airship DevRor
Eleven Officers Wives Club
p. m. Aeropalms, Seaplane
Base Officers Club.
Swimming Glasses. Officers
Wives Club, 2:30-3;30 p. m.
Seaplane Base Pool.
Sewing group, Monroe County
Hospital Women's Auxiliary
2 p. m, Hospital.
Tennis Glass. Officers Wives
Club, 9 a. m, Tennis Court
Near Pool
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony.
nous, First Presbyterian
Church Annex.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER L.
Birdwalk, Monroe County Aud
ubon Society, 8 a. m, MAR
Entrance. County Old Folk.
Home, Stock Island, Publ,
Invited.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER o.
Cocktail Hour. Elks Club, AZ
D. M, Club House.
| MONDAY. SEPTEMBER To-
Meeting, Circle Two, Women Of
pm, Home of Mrs. Bernie
Papy. 1921 Washington
Street.
Meeting, Circle Three of Wo.
men of First Presbyterian
Church, 8 p. M, Home of Mrs
Earl Julian. 1885 Flagler ave,
nue..
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
Meeting, Circle One, Women o.
the First Presbyterian
Church, 5 p. m, Home o.
Mrs. Joseph Bringman, i4it
Won Phister Street.
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of trouble with dogs. the same as
his brother Claude. Once dog
bit him and he says there are
more than the average amount
Of nasty dogs on his route which
includes parts of Simonton,
Elizabeth, Olivia, Packer, Tru-
man and Margaret streets.
David likes mathematics and
science best in school, and he
builds model airplanes when he
isn't busy with his lessons and
his newspaper route.
He wants to be jet flyer when
he gets through school.
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GALLBLADDER
HURTS?
E6lh THIS NEW TREATMENT I1DAl

Relief OF last for sufferers from coll bioSdsr.
sfomeeh 1sd cole distress due 10 lock Of
hsoIfhy bile. This new prsporofion coilsd
MAcNAcot ocss with remarkable effect 10
stimoIots the flow Of heolfhy bile. Be- foir
10 yourself and begin lighting distress of
once with AaAGkAcOl. MACNAcOi moy
oppecf 70 be on sspsasiys msdicins. but
eonsidsfins The relief you viii experiences.
the $3.50 u costs omosnfs 10 only few
CENTS per doss. MAGNAcOl iecofion. Use
only us directed Is sold with siriei money
beck cvof0ntss II NOT delighted With
results. Sold only By
Central Pharmacy. cor. White 81.
& Truman Aves-sIail orders Fiiies
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Coming EUents
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2I-

TUESDAY, AUGUST I'll
Dinner Meeting, Kiwanis Club,
6:45 pm, South Beach Patio
Restaurant.
Bridge, Officers Wives Club,
8 pm. Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling Navy Wives, 8 am,
Naval Station Alleys.
Meeting. Key West Assembly
No. 10, Order of Rainbow
Girls, 1880 pm, Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting, Minoca Council, De-
gree of Pocahontas, 8 pm,
Redmen's Hall.
Teenagers and Servicemen's
Dance. 8 pm, ST. Paul's
Episcopal Church P arish
Hall.
Meeting, La Concha Navy
Wives Club No. 88, 1890
am. Building 178, Naval
Station.
Bowling. Officers Wives Club,
1870 pm, Naval Station
Bowling Alleys.
Meeting, Junior Chamber of
Commerce, 8 pm, Gu b
House.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 22
Meeting, American Legion,
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
8 pm. Post Home, Stock Is
land.
Duplicate Bridge, 7:45 pm,
Coral Room, Overseas Hotel.
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies,
3 pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting, Junior Dsbs, 7:sS0
Ppm. Wornan,s Club auditor-
iuITi.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2S-l
Meeting, Officers Club of Fern
Chapter. No. 90, OES, 3 pm.
Home of Mrs. Fernando Ca
mus, 1920 Sixth Street.
Swimming Glasses Meeting,
Officers Wives Club, $50
$3.50 pm, Seaplane Base
Pool.
Meeting, Officers Club. Fern
Chapter No. 20, oES, 8 p, M,
Home of Mrs. Fernando Cam
US, 1920 Sixth Street.
FRIDAY, AUGUST "a
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony-
nous. 8 p. m, First Presby-
terian Church.
SATURDAY, AUGUST u.s.
Birdwalk, Monroe County Aud
ubon Society, 9 q. m, Main
Entrance, County Old Folks
Home. Stock Island, Public
Invited.
SUNDAY, AUGUST &c.
Cocktail Hour, 40 p. m, Elks
Club.
MONDAY, AUGUST IT.
f1aInfltptfQ olS0Ai tASNteots 2sa0
sonic Orders, 8 pm. Key
West High School.
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. l82,
8p. m, Scottish Rite Temple
Swimming Classes, Officers
Wives Club. $3.50 - 4:30 p. M,
Seaplane Base Officers Pool,
Meeting. Mariner Scout Ship
No. s, Flying Cloud, Z p,
m. Sea Scout Headquarters.
Hammond Organ Recital, Ma
sonic Orders, s p. m. Key
West High School Auditori-
UNI.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 28-
Meeting, Ever Ready Star
Club, 8 p.rla Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting, Ever Ready Star Club,
SD. m, Scottish Rite Temple
Dinner Meeting. Kiwanis Club
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The development Of Americas
modern, ready to wear clothing
industry grew out of problems
of military supplies.
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Six Members Of Local BPW
4ttend District Meeting

Six members the Key West Business and We
the District III meeting neu al
Springs Battle Creek sanitarium recently
session discussion of health ana saIey
Speakers interesting reports the eradication OF tunercn
In South Eori da
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The '"Trichobatrachus Robus-
tusa is one frog that has skin
of filaments closely resembling
hair.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NORTH OF LEE HWY, Arl.; unfurn.
3-bedrm. 2-bath house; june.
ATTEN. MARYLAND OWNERS-Ad-
ditional houses needed in Mont. and
?. G. Counties tclose to NV. D. C);
finest tenants; free appraisals.
PERRY HAY CO, 81. 6242. 80
GEORGET0WN-Small house. includ-
ing din. rm. and garden. desired by
single woman; $500 tops. Call MISS
CORBIN, CO. 1924. is
MELL-FURN. HOUSES NEEDED in
Cleveland PIX. Chevy Chase, Wesley
Hghts.. for waiting clients: $500
tops. Call Miss Corbin. at SANDoZ,
Du. 1924 or CO; 1924. lis
FURNISHED 3-BEDROOM HOUSE.
for mos, July l to Sept. /. by
executive and S-year-old son: ac-
commodations for housekeeper. Box
MARINE OFFICER AND WIFE de-
sire two or three bedroom unfur-
nished house or apartment: desirable
location, convenient to Pentagon;
will lease. TIE o1&1 o0s
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BETHESDA
A RARE FIND

First offering of Ayrlawn, q
charming Penn. Dutch farm
house on y acre lovely ground.
Retains atmosphere OF the old,
but remodeled to provide Ali
modern comforts. First floor.
entrance hall. living I'M, with
fireplace. large den with book.
shelves. step-down dining nm.
attrac. mod. kit, "a bath; ond
d: ON 2 levels, 4 bedrrns.. mod
tiled bath. Other features: OH
INV h. storm windows, insu-
!ated; doIe. gar. and shed on
area and Bradley School.
Exclusive With
HELEN NORRIS
On oS7o EN-. eo53
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|HousES-sALE-N.W. Cont,

BRIGHTWOOD-Mod. det. 2-storS
brick home in an excel. location
Lge. liy. rm. with irepl., din. rm.
kit, porch, 8 bedrms., bath, recr
rm., garage. level lot. ,SI9.950
terms. with substantial cash. EARL
T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000; eves.' Lo
tached home, 5 beddrms., = baths.
large recr. rm. with fireplace; gas
h.-w.h.. brick garage, excellent loca-
ton. beautiful condition. Ewes. Mr.
Barclift, RA. 0626. RAYMOND B
CREW. RHNY' va. cRAsf sHl4i vrEw-eardensr' Mns
paradise. Lot 200x275, loaded with
beautiful flowers. bushes and trees
Of every variety. Truly one of the
most beautifully handicapped lots we
have ever seen. Greenhouse on rear
Of lot. Fine 7-room brick home with
center hall. GAIT living room. 3
car garage. Call US today to see
this fine property. r. A. TWEED
CO. 5504 Conn. ave. NV, EN-
CHEVY CHASE BRICK RAMBLER
Three twin sized bedrooms, 2 tilet
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dining rm., mod. kit. with breakfast
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fireplace; attached. garage, leyel
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CHEVY CHASE-Suitable for large
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on End a. THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO.
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iiv. rm.. screened porch. dining rm.,
powder rm. end f., bedrms.
baths; storage attic; rec. rm. with
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containing 6 very lge. rms; well set
on a lge. lot surrounded by tail
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ready for immed. occupancy and
terms, For details please can Miss
oNein. TU. 2100, Ewes, HU. 5s62.
AVON SHOCKEY, Realtor. II
COOL IN SUMMER-A few
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only go min. from downtown Wash.
4 secluded 3-bedrm. cottage. ideal
u you like to rough it and like
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1i6 DRUMMOND AVE, Chevy
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immediate possession. GRAHAM
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BEDROOM - 500, 500 -
Snarming det. brick home in the
RlYer rd. area of Md. Home
consists of a rec. area, attractive
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equipped kit. bedrm. and fun tile
bath; screen porch; End fl, 2 ex-
Gel. bedrms. and tile bath: recrea-
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II bsmt.: det. Lear garage. Call
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40 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Det. brick:
4 hedrms.. baths q st-floor bedrm.
and bath: asking S24.95O. Ewes,
call JU. 7-71S6. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 141l.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
BETHESDA

In exclusive Bradmoor area. ~
blocks from Bradley blvd, this at.
tractive brick Colonial home con-
tains living room with firepiace
dining room. kitchen and delightfIii
Screened living porch on the q
hoor There are 3 excellent bed
rooms rooms and tiled baths on the End
tached garage, oil &C, heat. Gail
MT, Leigh MA $500; ewes, WI.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K St., N, w, -IS
Evening star., 1951-05-17
HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE GRIN. HOUSE with !:
cooperative working couple. In
FAINT welcome and given mother
day care. Home atmosphere. TV
all utils. furn. Don't apply If no
neat and cooperative. References
LU. 4-549S. --23
Evening star., 1951-05-17
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
WOODHAVEN

very attractive stone and frams
nome situated on beautifully land
fcaped Sal wooded lot. 1st FIR. reception
dining room. modern streamlinsS
Sitchen: and screened porch; 2nd Ar
3 good-siZed bedrooms, and liz
bath, recreation room with u bath
In basement: 2-car garage, house in
excellent condition. Owner Leaving
city and must sell. Properties Of
this much sought-after neighbor.
hood. Call EN-. 1900 til 8 pm,
Chevy Chase Realty CO.
442o Connecticut Ave. III
Continued on Next pagef
Evening star., 1951-05-17

bedrm. l-hath brick; garoagc dis
posal no basement; close TO every
thing. SIS per mo. Call ST. 1892
Ewes ST. 1884 lis
ARLINGTON Jbedrp, dup1nv 3i,,
Evening star., 1951-05-17
COLORED, POSSESSION

1OoOIOO1O1N
CORNER 18th ST. AND INDEPEND-
ENCE AVE Beautiful corner. .
story brick; lovely rms. and bath.
!" rear inclosed porches; INV h.
coal; detached garage. nice corner
lot; Al cond.; priced to sell with
reasonable down payment. Call til
pm. weekdays; Sun. 12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Iny. Corp.
1012 nth st. NV. DI. 1855
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Evening star., 1951-05-17
HOUSES FOR SALg-N.W.
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Here is o home or investment that
will quickly paw for itself. Ideal To-
cation. fast bus transportation di-
rect downtown. Near 18th and 8
8 large rms. oil heat. 3 kits, 3
refgrs., 4 baths; English bsnt.. semi
detached fireproof. Down payment
of $4,000 required monthly income
S470. Call MR.. WAINWRIGHT. DE
1862 lis
COLORED, POSSESSION
UNIT BLOCK RHODE ISLAND AVE
S.. 900 DOWN--3-story brick; s lge
rms, and 2 baths, inclosed rear
porch, front entrance to bsmt.,
h.-w: H., coal: lge.. yards; completely
furnished. Priced to sell this week
Call till 8 pm. weekdays, Sun. IL
20 5,
VIM. Caloniris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855
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