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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
Mother Hacked To
Death By Son
THE EsPERANZA

OAKLAND, California, Dec. IL,
-tR.-Police say a 16-year-old Oak
land high school boy has admitted
hacking his mother TO death with
a Ratchet.
They quote young Samuel Hut
chins as giving this reason; "She
bawled me out for playing hockey"
Fifty-one year old Mrs. Evelyn
Hutchins, a wealthy painter con-
tractors wife, was found dead in
her basement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

Both the Largo and the Yu-
catan rode out the heavy wealth
er three weeks ago which saw
three of the shrimp fleet go to
the bottom. Although only suf-
fering slight damage to the boats
topside. the crews took a terrific
beating from the heavy seas, The
Cracker Boy picked up the men
from the shrimpers that went to
the bottom, and suffered a bit of
damage in the process. The men
who sailed through it said it was
a real blow--and you better be-
lieve it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
Shrimp Are Hopping

The Yucatan left late yes
terdaY afternoon TO join her
fleet sister the Key tlove that
boat!l Largo, currently fishing
in local waters. Captain Lloyd
Mickler. who skippered the
Yucatan out. reports that the
shrimp are hopping good
around the TortuJas. They're
of fine quality and there are
lots of them" he said: 10 be
exact. The shrimpers are get
ting SIS 10 rs boxes on local
grounds. The Yucstan will stay
out a week-dependin5. of
course. on the weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

There Is "a mother and daugh-
Ter team getting dual face-llft-
lngs Al the Alligoode Marine
halfway Drydoeks today The
ships are the Fort jefferson
winch runs supplies to the hand
mi OF residents on Dry Tortugas,
and The cutter. National Park
service, also used By the folks
VINO 1--we over near Fort Jeffer-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

son. The cutter is trim little
craft, indeed. 1t is of Correct
Craft make and said to be cap
able of really churning up the
briny deep when opened up. The
Fort Jefferson supply ship is no
siouch in the sluice, either. The
boats will be drying today and
be ready for their return to
service tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

With the sport of basketball
just around the corner for many,
the Bench win dig into the past
and bring you some of the high
lights OF the years gone BY.
The game of basketball has
come from handicapped start
to q glorious pinnacle.
When il was first introduced,
in 1892. by DR.. James A. Maj
smith, its inventor. it had little
appeal generally. II was played
chiefly in the Y.M.c,A.'s. Because
the sport had so many provi-
sions. barring body contact, the
rowdy youths Of the era CLASH
fled it as Sissy game" AS a
result, the early day players
were indicted on the charge of
participating in ''lady-like
SPORT
The rough youngsters fell into
the habit of waiting outside the
basketball places to taunt the
players into some rugged pas
time, such as blackening eyes,
and causing blood TO run from
noses.
The average player of this
sport was something of an all
around athlete. He had the bene-
fit Of discipline training. Instead
of taking to side doors. he made
his exits through the front, met
all jeering by-standers, and rare
iy lost a fight. As result. he
became a very respected citizen,
even though he still was accused
of leaning toward the effeminate
in his choice Of indoor sports.
Since then. along through the
years, basketball has gained
amazing popularity among ath.
letes around the world The
speed which is vital for good
play, the high caliber of sports
manship, and the grueling ma
ture of contest has lifted il from
sneered- at-sport. OF the 1905,
TO the No. spot in ranking OF
spectator games.
Barney Ain, one Of Americas
outstanding basketball authori-
ties. pointed out, that basketball
was devised ''as an old mans
games, = something to intrigue
the middle-aged, and those be-
You'd. For that reason, the rules
were very strict as to body coll
lision. But the game was not
fancied by the group for which it
was intended, instead. it was
taken up by the youths, which
was, in way surprising, since
the young people generally pre-
ferred sports where Drawn is
more than fleetness, or nimble
brain.
The only explanation for the
enthusiasm Of the youngsters
oysr the sport. in which they
weren't suppose TO find any
intsrssa. Is that II calls for
high spssd Il all times. and
flswless executions Of throws
into the small opening in the
.sbaskat." which Is something
the youth of The world has
been doing since lime began
throwing somsfhins at a tar
gel.
basketball is the only game
devised III the United States
without any prompting from
pastimes which originated else
where. This sport is as much
American as the Star Spaneled
Banner. Il fought. through its
founders, and those who carried
on afterward, for the right to be
rated as q major sport. It has
won j glorious victory; one be-
yond the fondest hopes Of those
who planted its seedlings on
American soil.
!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

Sulphur is mined from deep do
mes by process which uses three
pipes, one inside the other. Water
pumped down the outside pipe and
compressed air down the inside
pipe and the melted sulphur Is for
ced up the middle pipe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

Some of the oldest checks in the
United States are now in the Chase
National Bank collection. They
were signed by a Dutch merchant
and were dated March, and Sept
ember, 1864.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

The growing. transportation, dis
tribution and sale Of bananas com
bine to make one of the worlds
leading food industries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11
Wants Airing OF
Stock Transaction

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll-fP1
A Democratic senator. William
Fulbright, suggested public air
ing today of a stock transaction
by Frank Mckinney, the Demo-
cratic national chairman
Fulbright said The good Of
the party requires an explana-
ton of McKinney's purchase of
one-thousand dollars of stock and
later resale of it for 68-thousand
dollars.
Mckinney said yesterday that
ii was in no way a shady venture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

The WrigIey Building in Chicago
is s2 stories and sss feet high.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-11

Iceland was an independent re-
public from $50 to 1862 when il join-
ed with Norway
Evening star., 1951-08-28

HEFFtINIEFtA OKto
Late models. S25 up: terms. AL
rent refgr.. SIS mo. ALLISON'S (opt
It'll 8 p.m9, 2209 14th NV. Al
Evening star., 1951-08-28
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. sired
BY Champion Nocturne; reg. AS
GARD KENNELS, FA. $500.
COLLIES AND SHETLAND sheep dogs.
pure bred; res; quality and beauty
Ss BEECH II TEEE aSEE FARM Falls Church
Axe REG, ENGLISH SETTER DOGS
and pups for sale. Puppies 9 weeks
dogs, l3 months old. Orange and
blue beltons: Excel; hunting ant
RTssdiny aSM: y,ssSa STOCK TEER Ifs.W B. CUNNING
COLLIE PUPPY. beautiful ch.-sired
and white. IA. 49,. 30
KITTEN. male. will give to good home
no; 1927; 3535 18th st. NV: a
mos, cropped. from show stock. TO
sHanrHAM GaiSi TERRIER PUPPIES
Resembling white Scottiesl, sired By
Int s,,Sil; Sh; croglin commsndo. aasEsE. Ex
Esieh fop fa% show AisS and f0sosIS h
stock Health guaranteed. Vienna
GnEAT DANES, 4 to 8 mos. old; Axe i
reg. from champion .bloodlines
Fawns and brindles; see these won
deriul n DOGS today D5s ELPAW Pa, KENNELS XII dx
cocRER TaEShGssef fuPPiEs. Fl i'p. Axe. wormed
males. S35. WI. 50l9 after 6. --?g
GIYE-AWAY, Irish Terrier. male
needs home with large yard; mos
BOXER aS r iP1uPiPIEs FOR SALE. tor
breeding, s wks. Phone COOKE
Fngleside, Va, l42-W. "a
WIRE HAIRED. female; champ. stock
seeD sseU .'9e Does. y5 gH eligible sss9 Axe CAM
want kind home. GE. 1880
Evening star., 1951-08-28
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

I1s1 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Studio apt;
share bath and refgr. with another
couple; Sl2.50 wk. Call between 9
NV aRa : ssRRcTIoN: RRcMTIoN extra large 1-rm.
furn. apt; terrace, fireplace, kitch-
enette, dressing rm. and bath; sub
let Sept. 1-Dec. 81; $3.50 mo. RE.
FRANCIS RSi,Si SCOTT KEY ROTEL-one.
furn.. alr-conditioned apt; tub and
shower; $5 to 81 per day for ]. or
2 people full hotel service; no time
limit 60n goth st. NV MA 5a26
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HoTFL-
bath, Iefgr.. for refined gentleman
LINCOLN inc In Park PARK AREA-very nicely
furn apt. for girls, S100. Call Ii.
1896 after m. 80
TAKOMA PARK, MD.--4-room apt,
!lI utilities fgrnishsss; Ghss immediate ~, pos
1id5 MONROE ST. NV, ) girls or
working cple.; attrEctivs apt
rMREEEtRRgl IffsE Nm rub Ar siPi hPT.; nv Sm rm.,
bedrm.: kit: ali atil. iurn;; $50 VIII:
st. caIline Gs. 214s; employed
cple. preferred.
1WS4 yEhMONT AVE. N.W.' GOWN
town location. mr.. 18th and K sts.;
nicely furn. non housekeeping apt,
consisting of liv. rm.. foyer. bedrm.
and bath; elec. refgr,: 500. 90 per
mo. incl. utils. HENRY j. ROBB,
INC. 1924 Vermont ave. NV. DI.
los s EYE ST. Sc, APT. i; efnciency.
bedrm -liv rm. comb, kit. nvt.
bath; incl. stove, refgr., all utils.;
newly decorated; SOL mo. FEDERAL
RENTAL CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV,
GEaoiRG Hai GfETSowN-s rms. kitchen en- and
eatn Month d9b So SpDiqsea 1850 DeTsSns. Eges EIm
ExsT xsI' G2PffTTioL ST, 14ss--Bedrsm..
liv. rm.. kit. pvt bath and entrancei
FoUR CORNERS, car re-
auired; modern furnished full apt
with bedroom, living room, kit. and
bath; 2 outside entrances impress
References required. SH. s7ss. -2S
Evening star., 1951-08-28
MOTOR TRAvEl

LEAVING FOR JOPLIN. Missouri,
Sept. q; have room for . or 3
riders; ref. EXCHANGED. LU. 4-3S54.
MAN wants ride to Texas
about Sept. J.. Share expenses and
help drive. Call GE. 6309 after
$40 pm. rs
ARTIST, driving to Natural Bridge
and s.w. Virginia Friday am. Re-
turning Monday. Wants congenial
riders interested in scenery and out
ing. DU. 1894, after $50. 80
FOR LABOR DAY WEEK END, lady
with convertible. will drive party
Of three or four ladies to nearby
resort or Shenandoah Valley or Sky
line Drive. WI. S223, 80"
DRIVING TO ST. PAUL Wednesday,
lake two. share driving, expenses.
references EXCHANGED. WO. 0731.
NEW YORK CITY-Leaving Saturday.
Nov !. Want riders to share ex-
penses. ST. Sl46.
FOR JACKSONVILLE FLA.
will take one person. Must know how
to drive, Phone OR. 6l93.
TWO GEORGETOWN U. STUDENTS
want ride. New Orleans or points
south. Thurs. Fri. TOM EARLY. MI.
q61G, S-1O pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN.-Practically new, modern.
blonde wood end tables; occa asionai
chair; lounge chair: floor lamp with
table; mirror: chest of drawers
shag rugs: must sell at once. RE.
GaRsAGE aGsS, EEt DisPosEKs, isP new. nation aS
below wholesale price; $50 Call
GARDEN RTiiH TRACTOR. RAcTokR IA ia h.p., Brady;
ss9mplsste with attachments; Sl9o'
GAS RANGE in excellent condition and
: complete kitchen sink base with
porcelain top 500 for both. Call
after 9 pm. co. 1857. 29
GAS RANGE, 36 inch. oven regulated,
formica top. UN. 1921 after 8 pm.
GAS RANGES, new used; cradit: in
stallation PEERLESS SALES. 2237
GAS RANGES. ali sizes. new. used
sTovE.. .'taHii itoaIHii st.1h sth.. NA sS5ss.. "eMN
GUN. large rife, Primers; reason.
GENERRAToRs.sT STARTERS. $3.50 up;
lge. assort.: elec. motor repairs: 3fth
ranges esOs sto1ss H4 new oue used
lgas; oil; coal. wood. ACME STOVE.
HEATING PLANT, Chrysler. winter
rr,s air ssonditioner,- gas; nearly negS;
HOUSEHOLD FURN.-Firth Swedish
primitive carpeting, 12x15 IT.. 1906
wool. 5 mos. old eft. runner to
match; both S375; Wakefield rat
tan chair and table. SOS; Simmons
sofa bed. custom slip covers. large
upholst, chair 4 prs, new drapes.
covered cornice board: excel eond
Call after $50 pm. AID. 7400. Ext.
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT. Magic Chef
stove. food steam tables, grease
traps. shelves, etc. HO. 6720.
LADDERS. extension; one 40-ft.. one
Price, $40. Call WI. 27O4.
made: cost S429, sell sos. solid
mahogany drop-leaf table. $50. An
tiuue china cupboard, SIS. Leaving
city. Call Ho. 1880 after . pm.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. sofa and 8
chairs; blue. DE. l040. after 5
NEAT sLICING MACHINE. Globe;
almost new; $3.50 cash. FA. 1914.
MELODIAN. old, needs some repairs:
S75. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV. i
NEON SIGNS and theater-type mar
Quee attraction signs. with change
able letters: must be removed I'M
Psons MR sYRAMe WI seeS9t Ws ssoo sess oT s
OFFICE EoUiP.-Desks. chairs. fles.
safes. add mach: reas. CIRCLE, DI.
N
Evening star., 1951-08-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRLS, 9. want work as
hotel maid or mattresses. Expert
enced; refs. Ii. 4-5370.
G.H.W.-Colored girl wants 5 day:
week; ref. Phone DI.. 0S02. =,
MAID, woman, colored, desires might
work in ONCE bldg. or apt. house
AEhsARoUSD T1fsi S0 SOS2a3 2WoMAS' So e. Experienced
references; days work or part time
C0LoRED GIRL. des. general house.
work days week. Call AK. 55S6
Reference and experience. 80
work. Cali Nj. 6744.
GIRL, colored. wants. days work
CoLoRED WOMAN. wants full TIM
or days work. Ii. 7-420S.
WOMAN; ToSt IeteTebses selSred desises s4edi maid
REI1ABLE Ella Ii!Tse5SIS WOMAN wants wal DAYS worl
or baby sitting. DI. 1887.
GIRL. colored. wishes gh.w. o
waitress; full or part time. HU
WOMAN, colored, wishes days worl
or care of children DE. 9231.
GIRL, colored. wants Mon. Wed
sns snso THURS. thurs work; best of refs. ia
COLoRED LADY wants 5 days week
city orGetsrence; experienced, Cal
GIRL. colored: desires days worI
for Tuesday. Thursday, Friday. Ii
G.H.W. OR IRoNTNG-colored CIR
desires work Call DI. 6414.
HAND LAUNDRESS wants work to d.
at home; family wash picked up
refs NO. $3.50. -2S
Evening star., 1951-08-28

~, MOTOROLA, mahogany finish,
Slain. picture tube. lge. magnifying
glass, excel. cond.: $50. MI. 25l9.
TYPEWRITER. Remington, good OPP
rYfEWRTRRs iEPtRf cp po Ms and SGsa ssds easy
ill., 14tR NV. pi. 787s. -
CLEANER. tank type; Se@-
VIOLIN, German make. stradiyarius
finish: SS5. OR. 61l9. B
alum tub. auto. pump; 500. Gan Gan
WASHER. aluminium tub, wringer
with pump; 3 years old; new condi-
tion; $40. LA. 6-1356. -29
WASHER, Speed Queen. heavy duty;
fNeene1s iiTer! cs,f foRoi':Dh goa ::s.h5s7a WI" O.
Thor .Automagic. new 1851.
plumbing; cost ss25. sacrifce $3.50
wSaasshaarNGGA Saasha e. MACHINES 2asI Thor Az Auto
tion with overflow rinse; reg, price.
S223. SO: special price for one week
only. S149; in factory crates. DIS
TRIcT TIRE a. APPLIANCE CO.,
:i0dS NJ st. NV, AID. $500. 30
WATER COOLER, excellent condition;
III
WATER HEATERS. SI5 up; guar.
John G. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER 1909 1st st. Sc. ST. 6100.
2-PC. LIVING RM. SUITE. twin bed
rm.. double bedrm.. dining rm.,
1878. DI. 6059 after 6 pm.
GE TELEVISION. 12l7-ir.. model Sl4;
cost $4S9: just overhauled. looks,
plays like new, SS5 cash. 3019 18th
MFfHsscSEifIAAATFi6iHHgsso FHsS AATiiHgsoP; household soosas- a.
Kidney shaped vanity. mirror-top.
with chair; size IL mouton lamb
fur coat. set OF Dickens, Sx10 lino-
leum rug; good condition; best offer.
FRIGIDAIRE. z Gu. IT.. $50. 20.
2-66S3. -2S
Evening star., 1951-08-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL. colored. desires Job as maid
exper.. refs. Call TR. 3942 after
2 pm.
GIRL. colored. desires part-time. gen.
eral housework. Experienced. Refer
enceS. RA. $3.50
GIRL. colored. experienced, wishes
work as marker, aSsorter. assembleT
in dry cleaners. Ii. 3-241S.
YOUNG GIRL desires position as re-
ceptionist; preferable to physician,
one living in or near Falls Church.
REFINED COLORED WOMAN wishes
to address mailing list in her home:
also willing to sit with a shut-ir
several days per week; honest and
reliable RA S7S5 20"
COL. WAITRESS. with experience, de-
sires full or part night work: Ii
T-15lg 29'
TYING OF ALL KINDS. day or eve.
ning. Phone GE. 1875. 30"
Evening star., 1951-08-28

WENDELL TEKKACE-cool. pleasant
rooms, excel. meals; conv. transp.;
lge tawn. porch; $14-Sl5 per wk
1897 Belmont rd, NV. MI e435
TAKoMA PARK-For employed wom-
an in pvt. home. All privileges. 500
mo. 81. 1894. -29
SLAUGHTER's, 1928 18th ST. NV.
New owner. For discriminating
people. Single and double rooms,
some with private bath. Elevator,
lounge. lovely din. rm,, excel. food.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. aoOI. Near
Conn. ave Furn. rm., students or
Govt. employees. CO. 2493. 29'
SLAUGHTER'S. 1927 18th ST. NV.
For discriminating girls. Triple
room with private bath. Also double
room with Semiprivate bath. Excep-
tionally good food. pleasant, home
like atmosphere. HO. 6767. 30"
SMALL. SELECT. CHEERFUL, Def
residence for the elderly, with nc
disabling inflrmities. Carefully SUI
Dervised menus. Rate. S5 per day
MRS. CLARK. 2206 Wis. ave. NV.
OR. 4152. 81
14OI 18th N.W.--Newly decorated
rooms for business people, students
Selective menus; switchboard. 81
WARDMAN PARK vIC.-Nicely fur.
nished. large, dbl. room. Carefully
prepared meals. Maid serv. NO. 6003
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV
Nice rooms. young ladies. young
men; shower bath; excellent board
Evening star., 1951-08-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS AND HOME improve
to pay. HAMILTON CONTRACT
ING Go RE, 4457 so.
20 roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 931 New York ave. NV.
ASPHALT DRIVEW.YS, parking lots,
county roads. Free estimates. GL,
5q49. 2Ss
DRIvEwAYs. parking lots
or private roads; free estimates.
Telephone. OIL. 1900 or OIL. 1867.
BRICK LAYING-Flreplaces steps
retaining walls alterations repair.
ing A, FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994
BRICK WORK - Walls. chimneys.
porches. steps. walks; all repairs;
Al work: ewes. MI. CHS. -31
BRICkWORK, flreplaces a speciality.
retaining walls and repairs. 10
BRICK WORK in general; fireplaces,
porches, retaining walls, concrete
work, Glass A jobs. RINALDI g. CO.,
BufLDER-CoNTRACToR Additions
and remodeiing; FLA terms. Call
CARL W. SNIDER. GE. 6172 OF
AP. 5Sl1 -
Evening star., 1951-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

post hole diggerS, pumps.
RUSTS RENTAL EQUIPMENT CO.
Fans Church. Va. EA 6U22
Evening star., 1951-08-28
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

eI47F ST. N.W.-cool front studio
rm refgr radio. TV. Double or
triple. $l5-$91. EX:. o653. 20
4II6 18th ST. N.W.-Lge.. In. .ks
nicely furn. refgr. and hot plate:
couple or . girls. RA. 3002. -2S
SO1 E. CAPITOL ST.--Nice lee. rm.
with kitchenette. Key in once. SO9
Mass ne. ~
in lovely home with kitchen
privileges; four employed ladies. OR.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. hay windows;
nicely furn.; sink, retgr.; "a block
from shopPing center -J5 t5ansp,' l35 st |
NV. HU. 9253. -
NEWTON ST. NV, near 16th-Large
rm. for empl lady: utils. and linens
incl: S35. CO. S124. -
CORNER 18th AND l. N.W.-Big
Ink. room: use of refgr. in apt;
child accepted. ST. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cort. ] h

REPAIR SERVICE. remodelins. and
cabinet work; cement work, painting
and decorating. Ii. 6-7072. r. A.
ROOF REPAIRING, roof painting.
cutters and spouts. Call Ii. 6-3064.
ROoFING--All types; new work and
repairs; cutters. spouts, carpentry
and painting: free estimates. A. D,
sT6SEM. sT6SMAS SEMENr lin 9lsT ASD rLAGsroNE
We specialize in stone; repainting
walls, fiagstone. patio, walks, steps
driveways. porches, lily ponds, etc
II it's stone or cement work Of ally
type call JERRY LU. 1-4756 for fire..
estimate
rELEvisIoN REPAIRS - Same day
service day and night calls. Most
reas rates in town. LU $4,000.
WATERPROOFING OF ALL KINDS;
cement work; all work guaranteed.
ROBERT E. PRICE. DI. 6923. 29s
BET CIR SCREEN your porch now
whlh have the materiali An
estimate will cost you nothing. 81.
394a evenings.
MASTER PAINTER
Signs show cards, windows. trucks,
ETC.; interior and exterior painting
ano paper hanging. DU. 9252. 29'
Evening star., 1951-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDIONS-Italian, 100 bass only
models from ] TO 20 switch; factory
ADDISG MACHINE. ss5. s Royal type.
writer. SIS. Mimeograph. $35. CEN.
IRAL. 20l9 18th st. NV HUI. 5121
ADDING MACHINE. SURROUNDS. elec.
trio Reconditioned. Guaranteed
$!g 90. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 l4th st NV.
Remington adder 3 mos for $40
Rental APPLIES on purchase. CEN.
IRAL 2Gl9 14th st NV. HU 5121
ADD. MACH, new, used, all makes
hand, elec,: great reduc. CIRCLE
lIl2 i4th n w, DI. 7372.
AIR C0NDITiONERS--N and re.
conditioned; sold. rented. exchanged
serviced; fully guaranteed; sharp re.
ductions on entire stock recondi.
toned units. Immediate installa.
tion, Easy terms. BISHOP EQUIP.
MENT CO. OR 1859
AIR CONDITIONER. A-h.p. Philco
brand-new. In the original carton
S23n. Open. Sunday Ia hl21 2Sa
Evening star., 1951-08-28
ROOMS WANTED

FIRST FLOOR in friendly home for
pleasant retired lady; Silver Spring
NV. SECTiON-Gentleman, cab
driver So, night worker, wants
cool, light room; prefer unfurn;
garage space available; need i'm
PROF. WOMAN wants small 1st or
priViiese; aViHSe; IS S01i Wk. % Box %a5i-M. Star.
Gal nsaf 18Th Ssss and fheaf eo ID oeSr% ST Is .Rs
HOILYWOoD APARTMENT, share
with cple; bed, liv. rm.. semikit.
and shower bath; $62.50. MI,
YOUNG LADY to share attractive
NV, apt; maid service; S46. Taylor
refined pa1fN GENTLEMAN will share
nicely furn. bachelor apt, in Silver
Spring. mr.. Naval Ord. Lab. with
fHSan'r HSa at 'as once = cs & 81 ST. 5seS 5$ss after
RfFiTED T PiS CULTURED LADY. en-
ployed. to share beaut. apt, NV.
section; separate sleeping quarters.
WO. 9l17. 1913 pm. -2S
GIRLS e. about itS as wanted UaStee tS S4S snare
Call WI. Sll7 after 8 pm. Il
EMPL. MAN. $3.50, TO share lge.
apt. with 2 U. Va. men: S43 per mo
2136 WIS. ave. OR. 9733 after, 5.
TWO GIRLS to share 2-bedrm. furn.
apt. with other. at 251S 18th st;
NV; $50 per mo. Csll MI. 9l3s
after $50. or Elk. 100, S am
pm; avail. Sept; /. 20
YOUNG SINGLE male ,oficer or col
lege grad. to share l-bedrm. apt;
conv, to Gun Factory and Andrews
Field. Phone 10. S-7040 after q.
ELEc. D1sHwAsHER. ETc.i new
dec. apt. ,apt; bldg; elevo; :
shop. area. AD. 703S. (Bendix
washer bsmt).
DUPLEX in Arlington, Va; kitchen
PRIVILEGES: near bus stop; reason
able KE. 3-6302. -
LADY t35l, will share her
2-rm. apt. NV, with another girl.
MI. 1880. Ext. $40, evenings,
ONE. TWO OR THREE reliable girls
cages 1929. to share attr. 3-oedrm.
apt. Call HO. 1889 after 8. 3O%
Evening star., 1951-08-28
APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

500 KENNEDY ST; N.W.-Liv. rm.,
Modern: conv. trans. and shopping.
Available Sept /, Slo0. TU. $S9s.
.AKoMA PARK. MD.-No. 10 N.
Manor circle: ! bedrm. apt, Ss4 80;
2 bedrms., $96.50 incl. all utils.
blk, TO transp. and all shoppins.
81; 4o55. WINCHESTER PROPER
1i65 SS;s 6 1s st; s. s;w;mons rm.: s!t ana
lowance for services rendered in the
bldg; adults only; immed. occupy.
Call NE. 5400.
1898 R 1. AVE. NV new apts..
containing lir. rm., bedroom. kit,
bath. Bldg. is attractive. location
ON. , ST. i7o5. A '.''
2 LARGE ROOMS and kltchenette;
refrigerator. stove. utilities, . beds
and other. furn.: semipvt. bath Use
furn.. unfurn. or Ink for adults:
no pets. Close to transportation and
stores 1928 N. Fillmore Arlington.
FIRsT-FLooR APT. rooms. pvt.
bath and entr., lge. yard; white only.
80 18th st Sc. sos plus utils;
1IO5 C ST. s.w.-e rooms, kit. and
iimmsd; occupancy. See Mrs. Adams
1io7 5 ) ST: NV large room, kit.
and Semipvt, bath. Adults only;
lmr1edfste rnT Sns s3nD o3cnppancS' $4,000 month.
e6Is X ST. N.W.-1 room. kit. and
bath Adults only. S64 so month;
in immsd REQ occupancy See Mrs. Tobey
3 rooms. semiuvt.
bath, util. furn.; S15 mo-; good loc.,
good transp. Ia. 0s63. 29'
OIL MASS. AVE. N.w.-Newiy deco
rated apt. consisting of 8 rms. and
hath elec. refrigerator, gas range;
$50 mo-. including utilities HENRY
J. RogB, INC, 1924 Vermont ave.
APT." Pr" AZ n sEtAsoNABLE RENT. So On.
furn.., Apply 1904 10th st. NE.
lios G ST. s.w.-one room. kit Kit" ana
bath; $500 per mo-; immed. oc-
eiS efaD'E Il 81. sfultS N.%r9lyiBr,sbt Snlyi 1.rm III
and bath apt; $33 mo. See Mr..
MORGAN after 4 pm. at Apt. 200.
2 BEpRMs., liy. rm., kit. dine diSett.
ana bath; garden-type BLDG, 5 yrs.
old; near Armory in ne; adults
}SS5 ST;5u aslI; a sSSi Ssll wSfRisiEssesS ii seS, 1,
466 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Upper apt.
9 rms. bath. back porch; furn. own
OIL heat; $40. State enjoyment. Box
lass GIRARD ST. N.w.--Lse. living
T rns' hedrm.. kit. pvt. bath. gtil.;
I$c1 sc1 CI CI1FToN ST. N.w.-First stu 4, 3
rms. kit. bath; heated; ST.: :95. 3559
s4 s4sraf1 an s.. adults aT -F9 WAsfH1NcToa iii SntS