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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-28
SUNDAY. APRIL 2s. 1851

Today's natives are profound
in thought, expressive in speech
and fond of home and family,
With benevolent frame of mind,
the confidence of others will be
so inspired that he will be a fac
tor in social life. There is gain
from relatives and the native
may rise to eminence.
Select the servlc2 tina. selects
its men-U.S. Marines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-28

Contributed Ross
Silver Springs Florida
COMMON of the Coachwhp. 4 is
black the head elsewhere
nearly eight feet Its slender build color
scales it resemble braided whip: this
the Some people believe that Coachwhip
actually whip but this completely false entirely
harmless feeds mainly mice and
times also lizards other snakes small birds
of the fastest reptiles and clicked per
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-28

"Well, Mr.. Flicker has IA on
the floor above. That's Mr.. Rich-
ard Starr Flicker, you know, the
writer, and lecturer. You'll have
heard of him, guess"
as he the fellow who writes
poetry and makes speeches at
Women's clubS?" Phelan asked.
That's him, sir" The janitor
nodded. Hes a very cultured
gentleman. Then. across from
him, in 2-B, there's Mr.. and Mrs.
Don McGregor. Mrs. McGregor'S
name is Maud. You'll like her,
sir" He Shufied his feet self-con-
sciously. MIR. McGregor doesn't
do much of anything, but Maud
that is, Mrs. McGregor-Works in
a hat store over on Michigan Ave
nue.. She's a clerk"
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09
TCHULA NEWS
Wednesday Bridge Club Meets
MRS. C. r. HAMLIN, Reporter

&AASS SAa9 ANAcC1
Mrs. Bernard Jones was host
ess to her bridge club Wednes-
day afternoon. Games were play
ed at two tables with Mrs. Byron
Sharpe winning high score prize
and Miss Jeanne Shields the bin
go.
The hostess served Coca-Colas
during the game and later salad
course with iced tea.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

ly in the Delta section of Holmes
county; however, we still have a
large number of persons seeking
industrial employment in this
county.
A count of the active applica-
tions on file in this office shows
that l49 persons are seeking. and
are available for employment in
and around Lexington as of June
80. This represents a slight in
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

crease over May. These appli-
cants are qualified persons in
various work classifications, and
all employers in this area who
have job openings for any type of
laborers, domestic workers, farm
workers, and. industrial workers,
ars urged to place their orders
with the local State Employment
Service office, located at l04 Spr-
ing street, Lexington.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09
Miss Rickles Complimented


On Saturday morning at ten o.
clock, Mrs. w. E. Marshall COM
plimented Miss Vivian Rickles
with a kitchen shower and bridge
party. Egyptian lotus in pale
yellow with matching tapers form
ed a lovely setting for the dining
table. The living room mantle
held an attractive arrangement
of the same flower in pink.
The hostess served Cokes dur
ing the games. Miss Cecilia Sa-
maha won high score prize, and
Miss Rickles, the low score and
bingo. The latter prize was an
array of useful and attractive kit
chen articles packed in a dish
pan and wrapped with dish tow
els. The hostess gift was silver
in her chosen pattern and nov
city corsage made of miniature
utensils.
For the occasion the honoree
wore floral sheer in pastel sha-
des.
Mrs. Marshall, assisted by Miss
Agnes Sproles, served a chicken
salad course and ice tea.
Mrs. D. E. Rickles was a tea
guest.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Sunday guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Marshall were
Mrs. H. H. Hanks, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Hanks and family of Shaw,
Mrs. A. c. Mason and daughter,
Mrs. Kelly Gray of Greenwood.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Miss Edwyna Smith returned on
Monday from a visit with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Witt Buck, at Acona.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Foose and
daughter Sara of Columbus spent
the weekend with relatives.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

compared with May. US continu-
ed claims, as compared with June.
1850, one year ago, show approxi-
mately 38 per cent decrease.
Surplus Qualified Workers
The available labor supply has
shown a decisive decrease within
the past three months, which is
normally expected at this season
of the year, due to the increased
demand for cotton choppers, main
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

For Quality Printing - Call
666 or 667, Lexington Advertiser
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

On their return from visit
with relatives in New Orleans,
Mrs. Charles Vegezzi and Miss
Marie Maggie were accompanied
by Mrs. Joe Mariana and children
and Mary Frances Samuel.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Mrs. Maude Jones of Cruger
has returned from a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Nellie KERN in
Columbus.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Jones and
Hamp, Jr., of Jackson, visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Irving Friday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Robert Eugene Hassan of New
Castle, Pennsylvania, is guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Tahir and family.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09
Labor Market Trends
by H. H. Thomas. Manager.
Holmes Employment Office
Employment Trends

employment trends
Labor trends remained about
the same in June, 1851, as in the
previous month, with the excep-
ton of the increased number Of
seasonal cotton choppers who
were hired in the Delta section
during the latter part of June. The
rains which prevailed during the
latter part of the month caused
big demand for cotton choppers,
especially in the Delta section of
this county. The peak demand for
these seasonal agricultural work
ers was reached in July. One
wagon and trailer manufacturing
plant closed down due to the nom
sale of their product, laying off
approximately Is workers. A
majority of these workers who
laid off due to the lack of work
are catching trucks into the Delta
section each day, and are chopping
cotton. During June the local
sawmills and logging contractors
operated on a full scale, due to
the favorable weather conditions,
which existed throughout a major
part of the month.
Applicants Seeking Employment
Our records indicate that 865
persons contacted this office dur
ing June. The flow of traffic in
to the local office shows only a
two per cent decrease, as COM
pared with the proceeding month.
AS compared with June, 1850, one
year ago, visits to the local Of
flee show an increase of 19 per
cent.
Unemployment compensation in
itial claims for unemployment
benefits during June show an in
crease of approximately 35 per
cent, when compared to May, 1851,
and an increase of approximately
10 per cent, as compared with
June 1850. This increase was
mainly due to the shutdown of
the aforementioned wagon and
trailer manufacturing plant. UC
continued claims show approx
mately "a per cent decrease, as
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Ray and
Betty Sue drove to Macon on
Thursday after Miss Ann Hamp-
ton Ray who has been serving as
counsellor and music director at
Camp Rockbrook for two months.
They also attended the Neshoba
County Fair at Philadelphia be-
fore returning home.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Lavel Trigleth and
sons have returned to their home
in Havelock, North Carolina, after
a visit with relatives here. They
were accompanied back by his
mother, Mrs. Hattie Trigleth who
will visit them and her daughter,
Mrs. Hubert Phillips.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Jones
had as their guests at Refuge
plantation Thursday, Messrs New
ton, Phelps and Maxwell of Drew,
and on Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Link of Bentonia, and Mr.. and
Msr. Sampson of Jackson.
The Lexington advertiser., 1951-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bornman
and children, Louis, Jr., and Nor
ma of Clarksdale, and Miss Fran
ces Clark of Jackson were visit
ors in the F. M. Clark home on
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
ROOMS WANTED tcont. J

PROFESSIONAL Govt employe. man,
wants nicely furn. room in a nice
home. NV; private bath preferred;
refs. EXCHANGED. Box 476-B. Star.
CONGENIAL YOUNG LADY, near
29th and MINI. ave. Sc, desires
quiet room in pvt. home or apt. In
prisil; priv % Would pIgayi1il buy furniture i e 5Teas
Box 454-D, Star.
YOUNG WOMAN wants lge rm,, kit
NV; refs. Box 450-D, Star.
GENTLEMAN, retired, musical, wants
sine.e, quiet room. Box 322-D
Star,
FOR 3 TO 4 MONTHS. in NV: de-
sirable room and/or storage room;
good references. Phone GE. 3733
Sunday or evenings.
2 COLLEGE GIRLS desire room for
shoppe; no meals. Write Box 37s-D,
GENTLEMAN wants nice furnished
room @ downtown; reasonable. Box
cfEsGiYMsatssF cffGGsGiY stsF wants ? or 3 unturn.
dSda distance 10th and H SITS. NV. pT.
ANaxSccoisTIA - Bedroom, single aes or
double board optionsl; young gen.
EtCdoc BIfc Qe-
tails. Box lS-D, Star.
REFINED ELDERLY Jewish lady,
needing some care, wishes modern
furnished room and board with re-
nned Jewish orthodox family in
tieulars.S 'i Box - 4ss-p%' p%fise star, iui' par
SETTLED EMPL. LADY wants LII.
room or small private apt, with
utilities furn. Box 464-D, Star.
EMPLOYED LADY wants room, lst
or End floor, Conn. ave. area; Kit,
prlvlls.; refs. exch. Box 470-D,
QUIET InIt man MAN. ggssntile. desires perma-
Mt. Pleasant cars; meals opt. Give
details, Box 473-D, Star.
hEEiNED WOMAN desires room, with
privileges, in private family; rea-
usonable. co. 0709.
YOUNG ENGINEER desires nice
turn. room in. private congenial
nome; shower; vic. OF Wash. Airport.
Board optional. Box 479-D. Star.
WANTED. by settled couple, good size
unturn. room. 2nd floor, with board,
IN private family or otherwise; west
q 18th st, State reasonable. BOX
too-D. star, 12s
Evening star., 1951-06-10
COUNTRY BOARD

FALLS CHURCH-4-bedroom brick
z, yrs. old 20-ft. liv. room. Are
9ass auss sae ee 81 Scd ss nsEhSo5he0d fSs5 e
900 down. ALLo REALTY CO,
nQW QW 95gS or CH. ,6S93
kEST AND RELAX in the mountains; !;
comfortable homelike good food on
tHigghhway 55 near Skyline Drive.
Royal. Va. Phone 20-F-3.
RETIRED QUIET WOMAN wishes a
comfortable home on a farm near
D c Phone WO. 3645. 10
HONEST active middle-aged man
wishes home on farm; financially
secure but would like to remain ac-
tive. References exchanged. Box
BEAuTiFUL BLUE RIDGE SECTION
Of Loudoun CO., Va. Sngle room and
bath, first floor; double, near bath,
second floor; Box 141, Purcellville,
BY THE DAY OR WEEK on Route
No IL. Greyhound bus by door;
modern conveniences; good food; no
children under 10 yrs; gentle home;
SIS per week. Write MRS. EDNA
ROSENBERGER, Toms Brook. Va.
B1LuEMoNT, VA. l dbl, l sgle, rm.
in mod. guest house; excel food;
SO wk: MRS. ALICE TURNER.
Mr.. MOUNTAINS-Modern. best food
Well prepared; SIS per wk.; in sight
of town. MRS. CLINT BURNER,
Woodstock, Va Tel 929-F.11
Evening star., 1951-06-10
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

1887 9TH ST. NE. Front room,
ffoPkipf foP cpe and 3D. aunasy IssY privileges spt
Ink. ROOM for couple, all utilities
furnished; conven. transportation.
MT. RAINIER-1 dble. bedrm.; con-
ven transp.; home privils. UN.
LGE. FURN. RIM; conven. transp. !;
very reasonable; unlim. phone, Ii.
sig CoNsT. AVE. Me- large room.
$3.50 mo-; imned. occup. See
tenant in basement.
LARGE. cool. front room adjoining
5a1h; ,43p c9pv; transp.; ~, use oofo Of phone.
MT. RAINIER--Double-bed rm.. pvt;
bath 1stI and g. entrance; m hot plate and
ROOM With porch for F'I; gentleman;
pvt home: Mt. Pleasant car; $3.50
wk. 1877 Tenn. ave. ne. AT. 5000.
LGE. FRONT RIM, 1st H.. for 1 or 2
people. Apply all day Sun. S03
1ss @sSS ccSsTfTuT1oN eSss hfffi1o N.E.-Lieht.
clean doublei also single. lie
C0LORED-Nice colored couple or a
man, share room. LU. 4-0226. Cali
CoHoRED@oNE s5ie5 POI FuRN. RIM. ~: for
WORKING Ing couple; house PRIVILEGES.
coLoRED-FRoNr ROOM for en-
ployed couple. Also hall room; cook
ing privileges. DE. O531.
COLORED-525 18th ST. Ne
Furn. rm., employed couple; share
Kit. and bath. Ii. 3-2S66.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

GEORGETOWN-B end n. ny
rnl;; bedrms, kit, semipyt: bath, j:
LINCOLN PARK AREA-Four boys o,
4 a,+si girls; 8 s1oo month. Ii. 7-9lsd
FRxNciHs FRAN + sCorr e. KEY HorEr--op.. Hor-1a
room. kit and bath. completely
lurn.. air.condhioned apt: tub and
Snoweri over. So to 81 per day for | or
limit 600 2nth st NV Ma 542G
Stb AND BUCHANAN ST. NV
Sedrm..z dinette. kitchen. semipvt.
path. For quiet working couple
G9ny. S9II transp. No children. $40 RA
3 ROOMS AND BATH. and de rear
trance: Working couple only. Good
17s4 MASS. AVE. NV, "rhe ees Oak
electric kttehenette: $50. i''' @Is
s1so s0d RF gedrmsj 9nzs liv. rm,. kit. bath;
4 FURN. RMS. conveniently located
eH' esaqoPlng; a5s7 Call CHI. e45e. After 6,
5ii4 HANNA HAM pL. s.E.-LivinWe W11 rm,,
bedrm., dinette. kitchen, bath; Sioo
per month; couple. AK. 1895
sSs! ss - X ! ST; .Ss.g:, N.Y. rooms and bath;
eves saaa' wo. oeHDOsafeS' Ssoo' sl2'' ST saSo;
UPPER n. H; AvF.-Liv rm. With
fireplace, bedrm., kit. mod. b.; sep
entr,; util. incl Ideal for working
cple.; S1l5. ia 1896. 10
CPLE. to share beautifully furn apt:
time Rnos Wf!sop9 Sa S4as Owner absent part part IF
5edrm. BED " kit and and BATH h"mhip SIS per 1m, mo.
Csll NO. 0436 or RA 0161. IA
UPPER N.W.-Newly decorated bed
room room and kitchen. semipyt; bath.
s511 GEORGIA AvE.-1iv. rm., din.
rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath. Avail.
June /; rent. S97.75. Cali MI
Gates Ssi1Sr, or ~ Mr.; Bgghes. 5ggh H. G.
sale with option Of renting apt.
431 Emerson st. NV. IA. O7e7.
TO LEASE 8 OR 4 Mos,-Married rH
couple preferred, Buekineham com.
munity. ia; S-S619. weekdays 8
1858 s. M1NrWoSS P VI 81, fsndaSi PI. N.wI4wo II
persons De ;o, Cow. transp,, shoppins.
335 18th ST. N.E.-Two rms. kit,
and pvt bath; 2 or 3 adults; 216I
Sth ne; 2 rms. kit. and bath; 81
or 3 adults. Apply WILLoUGHBY
REAL ESTATE. 500 Mass. ave.
ne AT 7043 10
1918 JUNIPER ST. N.w.-2-rm..
Kit; oath. basement apt; dehumidi-
neg; pvt ent,; empl, couple pref;
COR. APT. 2 bedrms.. Ige. liv. rm.,
; extra lge. clothes closets; compl |
furn.; $i50. u 7-s272.
tire End floor, utilities furnished.
$3.50 per wk.
MICHIGAN PARK. 1916 Allison st.
n;e.-2 rms, kit. and private bath, |
all utilities; 2nd-hoor apt; empl. |
MOUNT RAiNIER-s Ai rms. neS2ei ana bath, |
Rytt. ent. and yard. Ewes. UN.
~oOSs
Evening star., 1951-06-10
APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHED

S72.5O UP-Arl.. 1-bedrm. apt, neal
Ft Myer. Pentagon, Navy Annex
Wash. and Lee shopping. EN- 567s
ONE ROOM; KITCHEN; sun porcr
awe sRe. se bath AZ s7S Ss5s l2' IndeDendep'' ii
coILEGE FARK' LORD CAL. APIS.
4317 Rowalt dr.; attrac. and 2
bedrm. aptS.; plenty of closet space;
mr.. U. of Md. and shopping; 20 min,
downtown WASHINGTON; excel. transp,
Ss1 and S9o. incl. util. ZAP. 1914
rm., recep. hall, kit. and bath: in
apt. bldg. S92 so, utilS. incl: avail.
TO- person who will buy furniture.
I-BEDRM. liv. rm.. kit, dinette.
ne; S49;74. Apply MR.. BROOKS
Supt,, 1904 10th st. ne. ~Apt. 3.
PENTHOUSE. 1e4a Conn. ave-
Ssd5 SsdEmS, root iV a.ras rm fiEep!ace KITCHEN
926 l. ST. NV, Apt. 3-White, 3
rms. pvt; hall. kit. and bath, quiet.
refined; best ref. req. newly dec;
dbl. exposure; S45. Open June. g.
1s5 18th ST. N.E.-a-rm.. kit. semi
pvt. bath; empl. cple., adults; utils.;
IN ANACOSTIA, 231O 10th st. s.e.,
nr. Navy Yard-Garden type. new
apt, playground, laundry rm.. all
sss sso All AIDRE RfhESDPiacE Nc and saos IShSS5i Seos
NAT: cATHEpRAG VIC bedrms.. rg
redec.; rental, Sa5.65. BOX 132-E,
VA VACANCY, 18th and x sts. sto sie'-
l. -hadrro opt (liu ID ~, -
bedrm. and bath; utils. included
1915 2Sth PL. SEE bedrms., liv.
rm;, sauipped kit $50, VI. O372.
1900 FAiRMONT ST. NV Large
mo! noon csIi siih DP 9risats saso BATH ssslg per
8-RM. DUPLEX APT. with automatic
gas heat; garage. Apply at 5714I
37th ave, Hyattsville, Md,
RLINGTON-Close in; almost new
apt. BLDG; lily; rm., bedrm:. dinette,
Eit;. bath; ofi-street parking; near
oxi o5a ,ssi 8si; see'5o; Utilities incl.
UNFURS. APT, pvt. home, .end floor;
4 rooms. pvt. bath; utils. furn.;
empl. settled cpl; no pets, children
,9a. er drinkers; RRSMoS TUs 37So :, 49,.
ullilhA klt., lV. I'm. ana Datn,
janitor service; rent, S37.25; open
for inspection from 2 to 8. HOHEN-
STEIN ~ BROS r. FIR. 5000.
| rm., kit. and bath; janitor serv-
ice; rent. S39.75; open for inspec-
!,6dd; tion; HoHENsTE1N POS. FR.
7IRsT-FL. APT. 5 rooms and bath.
l597 lMd E FloTer oeos ave. Tak'ma Park
RMS, kit. semipvt. path; adults.
couple prefd. FIR. 5553. 1921
Bay st. s.e.
800 BLOCK OF r ST. s.E.-2 rms,
kitchen and bath utilities fur
nlshed; adult married couple; rent,
S64 .35; immediate possession. HOH-
ENSTEIN BROS, FIR. 5000.
519 11th ST. N.W.-2 rms. kit,
B., elsc,., with heat and ianitor serv-
iGs; GO s53 30 per mo. A. L. GRIND
424 18th ST. N.W.i End f.; / bed
rm:. fully equipped kit, pvt, bath.
large closet; adults; $50. incl. util-
ities. Sun. or ewes.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
ROOMS FURN.-.ND. 6 VA.

1917 NO. EDGEW0oD sT.-Ioveiy
p5on. rm;; nesr 1au busting; zs;h eh.w.; unlim,
him. M sSo sss sss
furn. rm. in q small
family home; cony. to bus, blk,
from Lee hwy. OK. 1914. 10
N. ARLINGTON-Lovely liv. rm. and
fsdTa psnason fSp snd A eGn sS5s
LARGE FRONT ROOM in private
home; walk-in closet; bus by door.
sSEE. snd-FL. BEDRM.-pvt., fam
ton neighbq5n9od nIa9seE.a seRPvt esfh
WILL GIVE USE small rm.. bkfst..
summer cottage. nearby Va. settled
woman. exch. stay nights. EN-.
NICE SLEEPING ROOM in new home;
ten min. from Pentagon, $3.50 per
wk, 29ll BursNndy road. AleXan-
ARL;-Two w comfortable rms. nr.
BATH eony' cons taaI,sn. transp, l5 min a,ss 70
WISH E. PRfvACYcool IsfS;A sSe.leGsa 3a A Too@ room
own bath, entrance, phone and ga
rage; summer; for gentleman with
car; $50 mo. OV. 59S7.
1stNsd Kit Driyilegss reasonable
CLEAN, coMFoRTABiLEs Edo; double rm..
transp. WA. 9359.
RIM FOR RENT in private home,
kit. priyil.; near transp.; phone
~. eRlimassd assi. Ro'em0nt sec'' Alex
BETHEsDA-Rm. next bath; no other
Dental area. OIL. a990 10
LGE. FRONT ROOM. porch. pvt
entr., semipvt. bath. phone. 2 blks.
to bus, Navy and Pentagon, IL Minis
to-, to 18th and Pa. ave; gentlemen
Arl.. Va. ia s-06s5 Ia
NO. ARLINGToN-Attractive rm. in
pvt home; available after Fri,
June s. for quiet gentleman. ia.
2 MEN or married couple-cooI 1stt
nSors Moor twin TIIv,i bedrm;; Gi, full pvt bath
ton in pvt. home: quick transporta-
ton to Pentagon, Navy Annex or
D. c. ia 2-5672
double and single rm.
In private home; near shopping and
LARENDON-Attractive room for
lady; cooking and laundry priviis.;
no other roomers; near busline
SILVER sPRING-single and double
rms; beaut. det. pvt. home; near
Flower and Piney Branch and Frarlk-
lin buses. 81. 5602. -I2
1910 37th PL., Brentwood, Md
Sleeping room. next to bath. in pvt.
home: gentleman only; S25 mo.
: ADJ. BEDRMs.. with kit. and nd din.
rm. privils, | child accepted; $50
mo. 500 So. 1th ST.. -Arl.. Va.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-BeautifulI
corner; Oriental rugs; S45 mo. WI. |
.635. OR. 1888.
Extra LARGE, newly furnished and |
decorated; pvt bath: "a block to bus, |
shopping center; 10 min. to Penta-
gon, Navy Annex and Arl. Hall; gem
tleman. CHI. 2734.
with or without kitchen |
privileges; attractive; reasonable; |
400 Longfellow ST.. HyattsVille. Md. |
VI. HOME-Attrac. room, twin beds, |
pvt. bath and shower. phone; meals |
Il desired. AP. 1880. --I2
NURSE or retired
person, nice home. all cow. 1st 4. |
JA, S-T630
Evening star., 1951-06-10
ROOMS EURklsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

5I7 E. CAPITOL ST.-Njcely furn.
double rm.. Beautyrest mattress, use
of refgr. Ii. 6-2960 or Ii. 4-6621
Ill
HILLCREST, 1904 Branch ave. Sc
Lovely room, near shower: refined
gentleman; det. home. VI. 0s51.
lie
CAPITOL HILL-Large, quiet room;
conv. located; newly dec, attr. furn.;
FIRM igSp'i RM patn Nth Ii t;tcSen oS also large
screened porch; adj. bath and show
er:. V blk, from transp.; men only.
31O5 WEsTovER DIR. s.E. (off 31st
st. and Penna. ave.)-comfortable
rm.. large closets, next bath and
7I6 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.--Nicely
furn. front room, pvt. home; laundry
and phone priyils.; conv. to transp.;
girls only. Ii. 1904. Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD

NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE Young
man; Pyt. room. Home-cooked meals
WILL vi S-hSSo ROOM AND BOARD eide elderly
people in nv beach home for the
ExGEnIENf ;s5nnfI pN RMS. Es0S; and board mia for
ticuiarly refined home, newly deco
rated: kind, understanding care.
MRS. CLARK, 2206 Wis. ave NV
QUIET HOME for elderly people.
room and board. Call RA, 5146.
WENDELL TERRAcE-sinsles. dou-
bles. triples; excel. meals; cow
transp.; TV. lge. lawn; S4S per mo.
up, 1927 Belmont I'd. NV, MI
1877 r I. AVE. N.w.-sgle. and dble
rms: good food; reas DE. 9645.
YOUNG LADY, employed;
available July l, lovely room with
meals in pvt. gentle home; "a
blocks from busline; all home privils
Se5 month; sH; 1895. 10
honel lss dbl EN-. Em g5th sah7. breakfast Jewish
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV.
single rm.. for gentleman. Shower
bath Excel, board Downtown. -12
MT. PLEASANT AREA. single and
,d!1ll double rooms; use of parlor and
LADY. lovely pvt. home ne.
SIS a wk. LA. 6-9s72. Everything
FOR ELDERLY PERSON.
For details. phone OR. ss43. ID
next to bath: twin beds to share
with young man. Excel meals.
Pleasant surroundings. RA. 1868
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S55 MONTH
ROOMS WANTED

BY GENTLEMAN, furn. room or apt,
nearby Va. or Md, with stable
ayail&a6le & for one horse. Up to $Io0.
ONE LARGE UNFURN. ROOM. give
full particulars; gentleman; NV.
section. Box 407-D, Star. 14s
Evening star., 1951-06-10
CHILDREN WELCOME
Two furnished rooms with sink, ho
plate laundry privileges. Close L
SnOpQlnR renter fEansnnrfa finn
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

$50 H ST. S.W.-Large, beautiful
front room; settled lady; privils. DI
04S1. Ill
LGE. FRONT RIM. ana kitchen. all
utils.. central location. Owner will
decorate. S15 wk. Call XII. S-4S22.
COLORED-5O4 d ST. S.E.-Front
room with all privileges FR 4RS4
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2S11 MINI. AVE. S.E.-Nice clean
couple; gentleman pref; automatic
hot water; use Of phone; restricted
section; blk. from large shopping
center, buses at door. LU. 1-4S95.
4s08 SOUTHERN AVE. S.E.-Femi-
nine sgl. rm.. modern; l blk. shop
ping center, theater, transp. AK.
COMFORTABLE ROOM, lady. couple
or mother and child; kitchen privis.;
reas. LU. 1-7759. Iii
COLORED 1887 INDEPENDENCE
AVE.-Lge. rm. for adults; conven.
CoLoRED-1 EMPL. LADY; home
privils. 325 18th st. sc. Call
III. 7-3l %. 10
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FENCES
MAIL-TO-YOU

The most beautiful half-round rustic
lifetime cedar picket, completely
erected at an amazingly reasonable
price. Easiest terms in the East.
HURRY ! !
Only one carload at $3.50 Marlboro
pike. 10. S-S656 or 10. S-29l9.
Open Sunday from 10 a m. to 2 pm
Evening star., 1951-06-10
WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeIed re.
dec bldg. Running water In every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S50-S6O 1925 21st
st .r.w HrT 1924
$55 MONTH
1875 Mass. ave. n.w.-Good food;
tele.. laund. rm.; empl girls or boys:
dbles,. triples. sos mo. up; SIS wk.
up. "A nice place to live" DU.
3232. Share rms. S55 up.