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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
50 Bodies Recovered Thus
Far From Two-PIane Crash
Team Of Is
Divers Brine
Up Bodies
And Debris

The bodies of 36 victims
Of yesterdays midair COLI
sion between a four-motor-
ed Compania Guiana de
Aviacion airplane and a
Navy SNB-5 trainer had
been recovered at the time
The Citizen went to press.
FcrtY-three persons lost
thir lives when the two
planes struck in the air eff
the southern point of Key
West about HAS yesterday
morning. Both aircraft
crashed into the sea and no
survivors were found.
The Wreckage Of the
Navy plane was located
this morning by The Big
Wheel and smaller craft
and efforts were made
throughout the day to raise
it.
Meanwhile, three investi-
cations of the disaster were
under way. A Navy Court
of Inquiry, headed by Cap
tain Robert Quackenbush,
met this morning and after
noon. Shortly before noon
the court went to the Nava.
Hospital where bodies Of
victims arc being taken and
examined for Identified
ton.
Identification by families of
the personal effects Of the %
civilian victims of Yesterdays
plane disaster will take place
at the Monroe county court
house. second floor. beginning
this afternoon at 2 pm.
The announcement was na1n
by Coroner Roy Hamlin who Is
in charge of Identification Of
the victims. All bodies arc be-
ing taken to local funeral
I homes.
Hanlin urged families Of the
victims to bring with tbsrn
Identification to show their re-
lsfionship to the dead,
Herbert Shcbat, chief &c R6glssit
Two of the Bureau u Safety IN
vestigaiion ol tho Civil Acfunali
tics Board arrived here at mid
night last night to head tlsc fleid
Investigation Of the crash With
him came three Civil hcTonali
ties Authority men and two Dther
CAB officials.
Gordon Mathews, assistant
chief OF Investigations Of tie
Continued on Page Tnreel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
BODY Is IS TAGGED
As NAVY SALVAGES
PLANE VICTIMS
Reporter Witnesses Work Of Navy
Diving Crew Aboard Barge Muridnne
Anchored AT Scene OF Crash Disaster
BY SUSAN MCAvOY

by Su0AN MNANO1
have just ridden back with the 25th body from
among the SO passengers who killed in yesterday
crash 1t just grappled from the by the Navy
1t is now ll45 am. Yesterday that 18th bodY-a
mae-was sitting in his plane seat perhaps looking at
the turquoise water of Key West
Today just at that same time his bodY-what's left
of it, wrapped in tarpaun. The Coast Guard picket
boat brought it to the Navy dock The Senior Medical
Officer uncovered it and tagged it No. rs. The ambul
ance took it to the Naval Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
May Us Dea,liins
For Local Bills

TALLAHASSEE, April &c.
tP1.-The deadlinc for advertis.
ing local or special legislation to-
be introduced in the Florida le-
gislature is My End. but that
deadIine isn't too safe because ii
would mean the bill would have
TO be introduced the last day Ct
the session.
The state constitution provides
that such legislation, largely af-
fccting counties and cities, must
be advertised 30 days before in
production. And the present scs
sion ends juno LIST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
Io0pen Bids For
Monroe Work

TALLAHASSEE, .-.prii 26.--
P1.-The State Road Department
will receive bids in Jacksonville
May 10th for building los miles
of roads and bridges in 20 Florida
counties.
The projects cover work in the
GLOWING counties:
Collier, Dixie, Dadc, Clay, Tay-
ler, Polk, Brevard, Pinellas, Ala
ehua, Palm Beach, Gulf, Holmes,
Washington, Monroe, Okecchobce,
volusia, Hernando, Lee, Martin
ind st. Lucic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
Charge Policemen
With Violation OF
Civil Rights Here

Key West Policemen w. L.
James and Iiichard Brodhead
ere aeclred of violating the civil
rights of Alton NJ. Parker, white,
on August Is, 1850. in a docu-
mcnt filed by the united States
district court. Miami.
Since the alleged civil rights
violation occurred in Monroe
county, the case will be tried in
Key West.
Parker alleges that he was
beaten by the two local law en-.
loreement officers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
County Offices
Closed Today

Monroe County Courthouse Of
fees were closed today in honor
Of Confederate Memorial Day.
The Florida National Bank was
also closed.
City Hall remained open.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
Bell
Boat First On
Crash Scene
WRIST WATCH ON
CIVILIAN PILOT HAD
STOPPED AT I2:I7

eve were at the Gulf
dock when my brother
shouted for us to look up.
We looked up and saw two
lContinued On Page SKI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
Bulletin
Macarthur IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April 26.-(Ap.-
General MacArihur has reached
Chicago for a big welcome.
His plane was guided through
an Ll00 foot overcast by radio
Ter tie landing at Midway air
port.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-26
President Truman
Thanks Bill Glib
For His .4pprorot

Joseph Short. secretary to
President Truman. has sent
the following letter TO Bill
Glib. circulation manager
and columpist on the Key
West Citizen:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington
April 20. 1851
Dear Bill:
The President has asked me
to thank you for your fine
column. This Rock OF Ours"
which expressed your ap-
prevail of his relief of Gen
eral MacArt thur from COM
mand.
Sincerely yours.
JOSEPH SHORT.
Secretary TO the President.
, 1951-05-02

after settling down I was call
ed into conference with General
Macarthur, Gen. Doyle 0. Hickey
chief Of staff; Gen. Edwin A..
Zundell, the inspector-general Of
the Far East Command; and Col
onel Hickman, the Judge Advo-
cate General of the Command. In
this initial conference I told him
frankly that l thought, there was
a good probability that the men
had been victims Of racial bias
and unfair trials based Of con-
ditions inherent in the Army's
segregation policies.
General Macarthur insisted
that l be given the fullest CO.
, 1951-05-02
Our MorM1oddy

By international News Service
Bv international News Service
TOKYO Navy dive bombers
have blasted open the flood
rates Of the Hwachon Dam while
Chinese legions = pre-
pairing for . new assault against
Nations forces.
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. United
Nations diplomats have strongly
endorsed chief u. S. Delegate
Warren Austin's declaration that
y. N. policy in Korea i to
Continued On Pace Z
, 1951-05-02

Suggs made full restitution to
the state of $187.5O. Ironically,
the child's father, who in reality
was supporting the child, had al
SO filed a claim with the bureau
claiming full dependency and was
receiving benefits. His claim was
valid, however, and was not af-
fected.
In the same court, Albert Rey-
nolds, 134 Washington st. was
charged with receiving unemploy-
ment compensation for the week
Of Aug. IL, 1850, while working
at a local firm earning $48.04
weekly. He received as a result
of this fraudulent filing, $151
which extended over a period of
several weeks. The entire amount
has been refunded and the Judge
imposed a sentence of 500 and
costs; 80 days yer suspended.
MACK w. REDMON, 1889 Nc.
Call st, on the same ticket, was
charged with fraudulent receipt
Of 5000, which he received be-
ginning Aug. 10, 1850, while
he was employed at a local hotel.
He failed to report weekly earn
ings and was thereby charged with
fraud and given a 90-day Work
house sentence and ordered to
pay a fine Of 500 and costs.
Redmon had been charged with
receipt Of approximately $11 I'M
der similar circumstances in 49,
40, He has made full restitution
however of $11.
Claimants reporting weekly to
the Bureau are asked the follow
ing questions: Did you have earn
inrs last week? We're you in the
city of Dayton last week? Were
YOU able to work? Where did you
seek Employment last week? Every
four or five weeks claimants are
given a periodic interview to
assure the. bureau that every ef-
fort possible is being made to
secure employment.
, 1951-05-02

George w. English, father Of
Coils English, one Of the six Ne
groes being tried for the murder,
took the stand yesterday as .
surprise witness for the prosecu-
ton. His wife testified for the
defelse. The couple have bee
separated for % years with Mrs.
English claiming her husband de-
serted her.
The elder English testified that
he hsd found what may have been
, 1951-05-02

a murder weapon in the case
three years ago.
II was the elder English who
caused the first arrest in the
case when he asked police to
lock up his 23-year-old SON on
a traffic charge, claiming he
used his car without his per-
mission.
Thought the elder English was
(Continued on Pags ~
, 1951-05-02

operation from everyone undo
his command. Carrying out lis
command to the letter, H. -.
sonnet of the Inspector c.
erals office - through whxeh
worked-gave me fun -
operation.
First on my list Of taslu ~
to interview the imprisoned men
personally. ! spent three weeIus
making daily trips to the stoc
ade in which they were eonflned
just outside Of Tokyo and
terviewed 81 IF the - aesnna
men who had written 1or
Continued % 20
$780, MN5
, 1951-05-02
Three Doytonions Drew Stiff Penalties
For Filing Illegal Unemployment CIoims

In Judge Paul Sherers municipal court Earl Weaver Special lnvati
gator for the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation charged three Day
tonans with fraudulent filing of claims for Unemployment Compensation. FOR
filing a illegal claim with the bureau in which he claimed dependency allow-
ance for a step-chld, James Suggs, 141O w. Riverside Ave, was sentenced to
500 and costs and 80 DAYS (suspended).
, 1951-05-02
Weather Forecast

Fair most Of the time but
few scattered thundershow-
ers this afternoon. Highest to-
day in upper sos. Low COS
Fair tonight. Low so to 65.
Thursday scattered thunder
showers likely and thsn COM
tinusd warm.
, 1951-05-02
Father Against His Son
Trial Of" Trenton |"
Earlier Story Inside)

Earlier Story Insde)S
RENTON N. J. May 2 (INS)- A father has
introduced into the retrial of the Trenton Six the weapon
bottle-allegedly used in the murder of an elderly
shopkeeper. The weapon was not produced at the first
trial.
, 1951-05-02

SET FOR CONCERT AT STATE COLLECE: Soprano
Charlotte Wesley Of New York City, daughter of President and
Mrs. Charles Wesley, will appear in concert a Central State Col
|lege Sunday afternoon, May 6 Her appearance will be a feature of
the National Music Week celebration It the college. Miss Wesley il
a graduate of Howard University and she has studied abroad. She
appeared in "Porgy and Bess" with the noted concert singer Todd
, 1951-05-02
SECOND IN A SERIES:
REPORT on KOREA
The Shameful Story OF The
Court Martial Of NEGRO els s.
By THURGOOD MARSHALL
NAACP Snecial Counsel
NAACP Special Counsel

NAACF 5pecIdI CounSeI -
/ lost no time in taking off, departing as soon IS
transportation could be arranged. | left New York BY air
on Jan. II New York time) and arrived in Tokyo on
the 18th Japanese time).
Evening star., 1951-06-02
ROOMS. APTs. 70 SHARE

GIRL, to share lovely Arm. apt. with
NV; apt. T-'' bldg. & Dua dU o164 4i'Afo "a s'''
DOWNTOWN-Young business woman
to share modern apt. MA. 0647, VI.
GIRL to share LARGE spacious apart
ment with 2 others, nv; piano;
YOUNG LADY wanted to share at.
tractive 2-bedrm. apt, Sc section.
Call 10. 2-6323. Available July l.
REFINED GIRL to share roomy apt
PROFESSIONAL GIRL desires l or 2
lovely Conn. ave. apt. during sum
mer g6g mos. or permanently. Call Wo.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-one Girl
MI; 3493 after 8 pm. -3
ma man MR re- oo snaEs Ext APT 141 With ndon OF: G:
vGi.Sp s;29 Pm, Fri: and Sat. p
ssrs AN tS aafGensp Sha5s apt very ys 4e.
ends GN. 6s4s. ''' AA 0As Ns weeA
YOUNG NAN to share furn. apt. with
SGuns Si nv Navy RRInG n5n La 8ilsSouF4s SaSo
f1Es RsFs "tsraP + 70 s.s90S sRS5s apt ds Hh BE-
1890 after $40 pm. g
WILL SHARE with l other gentleman,
my large. cool. 2-bedrm; apt: 20
min. downtown. express bus. Phone
10. 2-1l51, ewes. "a
STUDENT, 25. will share furn. art;
% Minis. from downtown. Mr..
EVANS, co. 1867 (HO. 6sS3 days).
2 GIRLS JSotO to share apt. Call after 5.
CONN, AyE.-Sgle. rm. in apt. with 2
girlS g share kit. and bath. OR.
. WOULD LIKE TO SHARE my ant.
with young man, 30-3S; good loe.,
, transp., TV. reas. LU. 1855. "a
3I2O 18th ST. N.W.-Girl. 1882, 10
share, 2.rm. kit. apt, pvt. bath.
with girl: $40 per mo. TU. OS2l.
kEFlNED LADY to share clean, COM
Portable. 2-bedrm. apt. with enl.
ployed couple; everything furn., and
excel; transp. Wa $3.50. -3
S1,1r share q. bedroom apt; GS45' incl.
COLORED - 1922 RANDOLPH ST.
N.W.-Man to share apt. with an
otner man. ia. 1904 or RA. 4I06.
rOLORED-13th AND G SITS. NE
Young woman will share apt. with
emp; girl; pvt. bedrm.; SO per WI.
u. I-oIs9. -3
Evening star., 1951-06-02
ROOMS FURN.-MD. G. VA.

COLLEGE PARK-New house; 2 cool.
clean bedrooms, adj. bath; conv.
transportation. UN. O074. "a
FURNISHED ROOM, 2 windows, cool;
next to bath. No other roomers. Tele-
phone. Gentleman only CHI. O319.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Beaut. furn
dble. rm., pvt. bath. unlimited phone,
cony. to transp. OIL. 733S. Ws
AvONDALE, MD.-Room in private
adult aa.i - home; D, G. bus fare. un-
H9aTFsvannF liRiffs vRh1ns MbSfsfre VS. s2sa knotty
pine rm. with twin beds for i 1nH!'s or :
men. Next to bath, pvt. entr. Break
fast i desired. WA. s404. 3
pleasant rrn,. pvt, bath; nice neigh
S95h0oa; %ssS /, q goGd 1p T sEansp $50. Pentagon
ARIfNGToN, VA.0tges. s4gT rm. in new
home; $40 for. one. $50 for two
21oo North Potomac, FA. O090.
1917 N. EDGEwooD sT.-Lovely
rnn rm' mr. nT; bus a; line; uSlimttsd phone,
NICE RM. in nearby Md. for young
lady or working mother with child;
kitchen privils Call 10. S-7240. 4
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Light house
keeping sIarF rS9ms; T% lodS bus and strees:ar'
WEST s!r'fi HYATTsyfILE-Master APi syfGi bed
rm., kit. privils. child accepted; $50
Day care Of child. Ap n6S1 -
FRONT ROOM,
semipvt. bath and shower; gentle-
man preferred; excel. transp. OIL
0559. 4
5 min. Airport, Penta-
gon; lovely rm., next to bath; kit.
privil; bus, shopping center, corner;
lady or couple. OV. 3422.
LIKE TO HAVE refined adults in
my nice home. Kit, all privils.; no
other roomers; 2 Frigidaires; nice
yard; reasonable. Reply to Box
253-C, Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
FARM 6 GARDEN
TRACTOR. Bradley. with plow, har-
row and disc; $225. Call HI. 1894

TRACTOR. Bradley, with plow, har-
row and disc; s225. Cali HI. 1894
JAMES FEED STORE, e1o X st. NV.
rCoIR9key.s neHI9 $40 YIo feeds; baby chicks,
rREE RSER.fy ASp SS4pDlsl hSNpsdApGG aE Goss Specialist
SERVICE. JU 1874.
TOP SOIL, very good rich top soil
for lawns ard ~reent ouses. Very
reas, Call HI. 1893. -13
LANDSCAPING, stree removal. prun-
lng s, and and SSodding; PAUL's FREE
rSH rSSEHRv1GE. 10: SASS,
sId and flower beds; sold by bushel. yard
FIAGsToNE = WALKS. terraces. fire.
places retaining walls. pipe drain
age; all kinds of cement work. F.
MnARCUCc1O, Rockville Md, Phone
CREEPING PHLox, all kinds Of per.
ennials and strawberry plants: also
the best 2ariety JOHN sURl rlFT
pColesviI,e Nd Call Ashton 3S46.
PLOW YOUR GARDEN. lge. or small
sPEc1AL THIS fIasiVyi WEEK K oNI9Y-F-1S ylI9
regular A with ploW and cultivator
$3.50; regular A with plow and cul-
tivator 5000; .Allis- Chalmers B with
olow and, cultivator, $500; above
ttraGtors have been reconditioned
MALONEY'S. INC. S126 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Nd .
TOP SOL-Good rich top soil. very
TiiHaS9naoie; iiasriss evenings naSs or Sunday de-
TRACTOR. oliver cletrac, model S-G
can pc powef seen s 996s soSa Td cSndon sns
Phelps subdivision. Phone HI. 1855
80 ACRES of hay for sale. Good
clover; sell cheap or will give q for
harvesting. Call 81. O0S9. $
will haul Call 10.
2-3700 after 8 pm.
BULLDOZERS for excavating, grad
ing and land clearing. For free es-
Inmates, call AT. 0725. or UN. 1888.
Fig TRACTOR on rubber. mounted,
best offer, F. W. PETERSEN, Jr.,
Sterling, Va. Arcola 5242. -4
ROTO TILLER CRotoette), with fur
rover attachment; slightly used;
sacrifice S175 CHI 1921. 81
Evening star., 1951-06-02
ROOMS FURN.-N.W tcons., RMs HOUSEKEEPING Cont

1856 18th ST. N.W.-single or double
room; near park; reasonable. Call
MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. bath. twin
beds; GENTLE home. no other room
ers' 20 Nicholson st. NV. RA. 4344.
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE RM.; also ige.
rm., private bath; lovely home; good
summer location. WO. 2945. -3
Ps%a, To2m' No' aent 55S7 tS bath Cali after after 8
1871 18th ST. 70 N.w.-Lge. rm. With
small room for hot plate. with sink.
s2s EMERSON ST. N.w.-Attr. mas
ter bedrm.. pvt. bath. excel. transp
cT cgentlsPap; nWsp 2 S3s. TU. 3S75; q q
front room for l or 2 ladies or gem
tlemen. WO. 7120. 3
LOVELY RIM. in pvt. home, Upper
RA. Ran ss4l. 81 young people preferred f
1645 HOBART ST. N.w.-Beautiful
lge. HgS trent trent rm'. suit. for one lady.
APARTMENT, 1 rm., kitchen, semi
81. sa'h; a W also rooms Keys 1929. G
ATTRACTIVE MASTER BEDRM.. pvt.
bath, in quiet gentle home; empl.
,gentlemeni ref; RA. 1874. -;-3
fIFniihsd plea E9 1892 TS9R' next to bath: c9u-
NEAR sHoREHAM Large double
room. next to bath; maid service;
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 1854 Ant.
bldg; lge. 2-exposure rm., adj.
semipvt. bath, for refined empl.
lady; $50 mo. co. 1874 week ends
DoWNToWN-center of everything
semibath, big closet: to a refine d
permanent gentleman; $40 month.
ssSf SCI 1Rzlzi VEAzEY S'a5 sr. N.w.-BeautiSful mS
eReeiien1t. sm aid1 OSs6 Wo syo4 Byti h0me' tra9sD
2S14 seth ST. N.W.-Lge. sgle. rm.
IN N pvt home; windows dble. bed.
1905 KANSAS AvE.-sgle. rm. for
gentleman; pvt. home; S25 mo-
nome atmosphere; bus at door.
ATTRACT. FRONT RIM, near bath;
conv.. transp.; S28 mo-; gentleman.
ia. 4434.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Double room. sec
ond floor; innerspring mattresses;
coolest room in the house: Sl2 per
week, S45 per mo. 1416 Goth st.~3
GEORGETOWN-Qu room, bath;
overlooking lovely garden; every
cony.; young prof. man; $55. MI
1865 Goth ST. NV. near Wardman
Park-Room with private bath, Ord
H.. front. Conv. transp. Unlimited
phone. DU. S0S6. 3
OPPOSITE ROCK CREEK PARK
Large, front. double room; modern
furniture; cedar-lined closet. twin
beds; maid service and linens; $40
for 2. 2025 Park I'd. NV. MI. 9713.
OR DOUBLE RIM. twin beds
pvt. bath. 2 closets; pvt. home.
Excel. transp. EN-. 0937. 3
WELL APPOINTED master bedroom,
pvt. bath. overlooking park; pvt.
IA. 22O4. g
OPPOSITE STATLER HOTEL, 1905
18th st: n.w.-Front single room,
attrac. furn.. next bath; lady; reas
Evening star., 1951-06-02

F ST. NV. 2I47-cool bsmt. stu
baby welcome. EX. O653. -3
STUDIO ROOM - Frigidaire. stove
with oven. large sink; amply fur
nished including linen, utensils and
utils.; for student or professional
person; 2 blocks from Library Of
Congress, near all cars and buses,
Phone MRS. HALLER, Ii. 3-9267.
FURN., kit. and bedrm., semibath;
empl. cple. 470S Georgia ave. NV.
ONLY 81 wK. Why pay more7
2539 18th ST. N.W.-Large. light
,ront rm; stove, refgr.. utiis. furn.;
4ss ss0'Ts BucHxSAN E EfSEi Ds sr. lew IN'w.-Farn,
front rm. for Ink, suitable for /;
Frigidaire; $40. RA. O635, "a
1885 N. II. AVE. N.W.-2nd floor
front room and kitchenette; new
range and Frigidaire. 3
5000 QUE ST. NV dble rms, 1st
n; sgle 3rd. Clean, comft. beds.
refgr. conVen. transp. AID. 1856.
400 4TH ST. N.w.-Large, from.
Ink rm-; sober; adults: inquire apt.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, refgr., stove.
sink; near carline; conv. to Navy
Yard and Govt. ONCE bldgs.; sober
adults; 50 wk. 419 9th st. s;w..
1746 Md, = sosT' 81 N.w.-orhe churchiil."
bed-liv. .rm and kitchen. new elec.
tric GIeffgr.. next bath. $50 mo-.
Evening star., 1951-06-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

room. kit. and bath. completely
.Srn;, .SGn;, airc,conditioned apt; tuD and
2 people; full hotel service; no time
limit; 500 2Oth st. NV, Ma. 542G.
THOMAS CIRCLE-Liv. room. bed:
room. bath, kitchen, foyer. re-
IT,seraSor; Ini Sa6 utils, extra; flights
DUPoNTT NJ 6iRSiEwsejl t1RSileth sej nS tSrn 7oar,
next to modern bath. for i or 3 re.
EEeigr; EengH,;, and hot plate for light house
NEAR NfEsasRin6i 6uf6Sr sSS SGi cfRciEMsa cIi7E7o 7o2.,
furn. apartment incl. maid Service;
or 2 rms. kit. bath: reduced rental
With yearly lease. NO. O239. -
downtown. newly furnished and
eeiS e6efiS0rafsd; Ms ASSN syllable for 8, $50.
3 RM.-Nicely furnished apt. in
new bldg; near Boiling Field; $105
montn. Cali 10. $4,000, ewes.
1901 KHBOURNE PL. N.W.-Iiv
aTn., rm;, din. rm.. bedrm., kit and bath:
ais also Sleeping porch. 1st floor. g
: bedrms., lily. rm., kitchenet%te % and
SMALL FURN. APT. ITO for tTI Single WS; Gentle.
man Rent, $50 mo-, util incl, 2407
ISth st. NV: Call after s pm,
weekdays; Sat. and sun, all day.
s-RooM APT, ant.
pig 9lds'; i suit ?; S92.5O, incl. utiis.
GROOM FuRN. APT; NV;
S5o mo-; Is min, dwtn,; cheerful;
rMo rnS6pg; % %Phone; refgr. GE, 1879. 90
couple, non-drinkers; COW. transp.
to Pentason and D. C. IA. s-2l40.
BERRM;; T12 Mo, liv. rm., kit; all utils. Can
s$s JEFfERsoN ST. N.w.-Liv. Es Tm..
CLOSE-IN ARLiNGToN-Five rms,
fireplace, picture window; 3 blocks
shop. center, s min. Pentason bus:
avvailable Immediately; 4 girls. OW.
LIVING RIM. bedroom, kitchen bath.
nicely furnished; in apt bldg; en-.
tire. apt. private; S75 per mo; mar.
rieo couple only. CO. 4O47.
1888 c ST. N.E.-Three rms: nicely
Turn; semibath; empl. cple. pref.
1921 M ST. NV, Blair Apar.mentes
One rm., kitchenette and % bath; S1 nicely
and completely furn. See janitor.
156 T ST. N.E.-one-rm. kit ant
semipVt. bath; couple preferred;
near transportation. IS
NICELY FURN. 1-BEDRM. APT.-
Good transp.; employed couple;
available June Is. Cali TU. 5043.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with den.
kltcnen: oklst. nook. tile bath: trans.
portation at door; shopping near;
syaiisSis tmmeSisteiy tSaasSis Ra fRDi s7a4 aadutsa
stSdio sps AYE; suitable Close rl in Lgs
shower; private; shops nearby; avail. fia
GEORGETOWN bedrm., twin beds:
liy. rm.. kit, and dining space;
moq1ern nap1ina: TIE ibon0 bath and shower; on
suitable 2 or 3 enSi. 9f adults: ofsvStf: aVaii.:
! able immediately. RA. 1924. -8
house; also 3-rm. furn. apt. caiii
NO Nc. %, oI152; 6 to 10 pm; s.
etchen ehs eo and nd bath fross sssg5 En snsste
KITCHEN and bath, newly decorated.
well furnished. in elevator art.
S115. EN-. 464S. a
L2I9 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-WalkinR
distance downtown; large room,
electric refriseratof; sis Wk. ME
RMS, KIT. AND BATH; corner 9th
and sts: ne. Conv. transp. Rent,
SO mo. EX. 5097 or Elk. $3.50. "a
ouPONT CIRCLE AREA-Lge. ef.
ncieney, kit.-dinette, bath, attrac.
Rent s10o per mo. incl. TSRhS. ali utiis..
1913 21st st. NV. See mgr.
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