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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
Car Dem0lishes
Hydrant Thurs.

To avoid hitting an unidentified
rider on motor scooter. Mrs. L.
P. Artman, wife of Publisher l.. p.
Artman, 1909 Whitehead street.
crashed into a hydrant on White
head st. near Olivia yesterday at
about pm.
The Artman car, a 1851 Stude-
baker was considerably damaged
The motor scooter driver left the
scene of the accident without wait
ing for Identification.
Another freak accident occurred
when Joe f. CaruSo, according 10
report turned in by one of the
drivers involved in the incident.
made left turn from the right side
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
Judge Lord Urges
Public To Renew
Driving Licenses

Only 5000 of the 1900 county
drivers have come in or sent in for
heease reneW4GsthiS month. COun.
ty Judge Raymond R. Lord said 10.
day.
They will have TO hurry up to
get in before the September 80
deadllne, " The Judge said. You
don't have to come in person.
merely mail in your renewal be.
fore then. Otherwise you will have
to pay penalty of one dollar.
The Judge urged drivers TO en-
close one dollar for an operator S
license or two dollars for a chauf-
feur'S license and a stamped self
addressed envelope in which to re-
turn your 1858 Drivers license.
Enclose the front half of YOUR
1852 license containing your name.
description. Keep the back half un-
til you receive the new license.
You will receive the new license
by return mail and save gas or bus
fare and trip to the Courthouse, :"
the Judge said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
Four Persons Are
Jailed Thursday
Photo by McLain

Petronia street was a pretty ella
morous place at 2.45 this morn
ing. Four persons we're arrested
and charged among other things
with 'disorderly conduct. to wit:
making loud noises.
A Margaret Wilson of 300 Julia
street was charged with disorderly
conduct, using profanity. and max
ing loud noises.
Three others. all navy personnel.
were also charged with sounding
off bat charges of drunkenness
were added 10 the disorderly con
duct and one man Willie HARRISON.
was also carrying a concealed
weapon. With him in the disturb.
ance were John Hill. Jr. and Will
re \ Bell. Jr
Bonds ranged from SIS for Har-
bison 10 SIS for the woman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
ROtarians Hear Judge Lopez
Speak On Constitution Thurs.
BURDEN OF RULE
is PLACED ON
PEOPLE SAYS
CIRCUIT JUDGE

The burden of government was
placed squareIy on the shoulders
of all American citizens by the
makers of our Constitution, Judge
Aquilino Lopez reminded his hear
ers at the Rotary Club Meeting
Thursday noon.
The occasion Of Judge Lopez ad
dress was the observance Of Cit
izenShip Day which had been voted
by Congress to be celebrated on
September II each year. That date
is the anniversary of the signing Of
the Constitution, which took place
September II. 1887
Judge Lopez pointed out that in
less than 100 days Of meetings the
fifty five members oE the Con
sttutlonal Convention managed 10
formulate a document so broad in
its scope and so far reaching IN its
wisdom and virtues that il Is still
a pattern for democratic govern
ments throughout the world Al
though there we're Of necessity
some dlssenters in the group so
that only thirty nine Of the Con
yention members actually signed
the final draft Of the document. the
system AZ checks and balances set
up has not los; IT'S value
The Ro,arlans and their guests
v ere told that the continuance Of
the American ideal - based on the
continuance Of the citizens Of thls
20 participate IN the ex-
tent of their powers IN the govern
mcut Of this country Judge Lopez
concluded has talk BY reading ar
Con nued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
Youth Sentenced To Raiford
Asked Judges Permission To
Serve Term In County Jail
WANTS SICK FATHER
NEAR; JUDGE CARO-
IS FORCED TO DENY
BOYS FEARFUL PLEA

Gregorio Rodriguez, 20. one of
three boys charged with auto lar
ceny pleaded with Criminal Court
Judge Caro- this morning TO switch
his one year sentence from the De-
nltentlary to the county Jail so his
sick father could visit him.
With tears in his eyes the dark
haired boy who was first given an
Is months penitentiary sentence,
begged the Judge to keep him in
jail here rather than Raiford.
Il wish l could help you son. "
the Judge said kindly. but the law
says the penitentiary for you. You
are getting the lighteSt sentence.
one year, can give you. If you are
on good behavior you may get
home in 10 months"
The boy stood after court ad-
jOurned, by the Judge at the table
where the venire for Jury trials
was being drawn. He had been TAX
en- back 10 jail following the origi-
nal is months sentence. and the
returned TO the courtroom wit
Deputy Sheriff Serge Hernandez
His partner in the alleged thef
Jose Cisnero. Is. vas placed {
probation for two years by Z
Judge The third of the trio. a luv
nile. will be sentenced BY Juven
Court Judge Eva Warner Gibson.
Judge Caro- fined Hanley De
Morrison $500 for driving Will.
has license was revoked. He fIneC
Raymond Adrieu Sylvester SIS and
costs for reckless driving William
Leroy MoSely Sos on the same
charge and Harold Joseph BasSu
Continued On Page ElghU
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
BOnamy Named
Head HOly
Name Society

George P Bonamy was elected
to succeed Tony Martinez, as Pre-
Sident of st. Mary, Star of the Sea
Parish Holy Name Society at the
recent meeting of the society. Bon
Omy was elected unanimously.
To assist BOnamy in the coming
year, Leonard B. McElveen was Ell
ected as Vice-President; Jack C.
Delaney as Secretary Treasurer
A. Pena Morales as Marshall; Lou
is NJ. j. EiSner and Tony Martinez
were chosen as delegates.
At the meeting the Treasurer
was authorized to pay the per cap
tia tax to the Diocean Union. Plans
for the installation of the new off
GERS were discussed for October.
The Diocean Holy Name Society
Convention was discussed and the
dates 81, % and 23rd November
were announced. 1t is hoped that
a good delegation will represent
Key West.
The Society in Key West is but a
quarter of century old, while the
Society as a whole is one of the
oldest societies in the Church. 1t
was founded in 1874 at the request
of Pope Gregory the X by Blessed
John of Vercelli. The Society was
the answer in the 18th Century to
those who denied the Divinity of
Christ, blaSphemed His Holy Name
and repudiated obedience to the
Ten Commandments of God and the
Civil Law of the land. Blessed John
of Vercelli was Master General of
the great Order of Preachers (Do-
minican Fathers). In 1864 Pope
Plus the ~ SOlemnly raised the
Holy Name Society to the dignity
of cOnfraternity and attached to
1t extraordinary spiritual privileges
and indulgencies.
Today, in the United States
alone, the Society has 1000. 900
members.
On September 10th, the Society
celebrates its six hundred and sew
enty-eighth anniversary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
Man Faces Loss Of Eye
In Auto Inspection Aocldent
Key Wester Hits
WindShieId In
Brake Test At
Auto Check Sta.

Loss of the sight in his right eve
was sustained by Joseph L. Menen-
DEE, native Key Wester of 1419
Thompson street, a retired NAVY
lieutenant, during the inspection of
lis car yesterday afternoon.
Wearing thick pad of dressing
behind his glasses, the AZ year-old
disabled veteran of World War II
walked into the office today to pro-
est against the speed at which
ears are driven onto the brake test
'ng device at Fire Station No. 2
in Poinciana.
Il want to tell my story because
II they don't reduce the speed in
the test a lot more people will be
hurt worse than I've been" he
said. "The doctor at the Naval
Hospital told me / had lost the vi.
sion and that it looked as if the
injury was going to be permanent.
The rear view mirror in my car
penetrated my eye"
Telling his story clearly, Menen-
dez said, Il drove my Chevy out
to the testing, station at about l p.
m. yesterday. The first time l APP
preached the runway to the treads
in front of the testing machine for
brakes, the officer stopped me be-
cause | was over on one side of the
line you're supposed TO follow. The
second time, he stopped me on the
other side of the line. Then the Of
ficer said move over and let me
drive. So l moved over.
HE backed up about 80 feet from
the machine with me sitting beside
him on the front seat. He hit the
tread doing from 35 to 40 miles
an hour. The force of stopping
quick on the spot threw me
against the windshield and the rear
view mirror went into my eye"
Menendez told how the officer,
Gene Hernandez rushed him to the
Naval Hospital in Menendez' car
and remained there while he was
being treated.
Examinations and treatment
lasted until 430 pm. DR.. Ward
Cooper, Jr., lieutenant in the Naval
Medical Corps was in charge, DR..
Cooper said over 9s teic phofe %
Hay. Menendez has lost the vision
Of the right eye and has lacera-
ton over the right eye. 1t is diff
cult at this time TO say exactly
what the result will be. He suffered
severe retro-bulbar hemOrrage. II
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
Man Is Arrested
After Car Crash

An accident on Roosevelt Blvd al
six O'Clock this morning landed
James NJ. Blackwell. USMC IN the
city jail with bond at SIG
He was unable 10 take the drunk
ometer test three hours later
Charges are reckless driving. hay.
ing an accident while under the
influence Of alcoholic beverages
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
Parole ViOlatOr
Is Nabbed Here

Willie Role, alias Albert Monroe
So is wanted as a parole violator
by the state of Florida, the Sher-
If $ office reported today.
Arrested on September 9 by Dep.
~ Sheriff. Serge Hernandez for
'eSpaSsing, Role has been IN the
)unty jail awaiting hearing since
N. His flnSerprlnts we're sent
the state authorities Who wired
1roe county today to hold him
he Is sent for Nahan MAYO.
missioner OF Agriculture who
jurisdiction of prisons signed
re.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
City Issues 374
Inspection Tags

Tax Collector Archie Roberts re
ported that 374 cars @ere issued
stickerS yesterday a. the inspec-
ton station, Fire Station No. 2 IN
Poinclana
Asked If The number could b.
stepped up. he said that unless
more men were put on the inspec
tlon staff. this marx Eas probably
the daily "satursilOn point" for
cars &hIch can D. handled al pres
eui
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-19
Truman Shocked At Sudden Death
OF Press Secretary Joseph H. Short
Made II XIV Trips
With President;
WeU-KnOlUn And
" eU-Liked Here
BY Susan MeAVoY

Joseph H. Short, As, President
Humans press secretary died sud.
denly at his home in Alexandria.
Va, last night.
His wife, the former Beth Camp
bell said she heard him fall up-
stairs, ran up and found his heart
had stopped, according to the N.
Short had accompanied President
Truman to Key West on all eleven
the working vacations was well
known to the city as to the ma.
ton.
The President said upon hearing
the news.
Joe Shorts death It. as shock.
ing to me as if he had been a
member of my own family. For
he was more than a trusted and
valued assistant. | know how un.
Sparing of his health he was in his
service to me and to his country"
The White House said Short
became i'll last Tuesday night and
was hospitalized with a virus in
lection. He returned to his home
Monday to recuperate.
The white-haired smiling mfr.
Secretary" though q difficult man
from whom to elicit news was well
liked by the White House cores
pondentS as well as us Little
White House correspondents"
A veteran newspaperman he I'M
derStood our problems of trying to
get story for our papers; but his
loyalty to "The Chief came be-
fore his loyalty to the working
press and when he had no story
he did not dream one up.
Short succeeded Press Secretary
Charles G. Ross who collapsed and
died at his desk in December, 1850.
We had written Short on Septem-
Der 9 asking him to give us a hint
as to President Truman's decision
to come to Key West in November.
The President had indicated at his
personal press conference last
March that he might return whethk
er or not he ran for reelection. =
When no answer came from
the naually prompt Short. We
wondered. Today all OF US news
paper people were shocked and
grieved.
Short, a native of Vicksburg,
Mass, had been a newspaperman
since 1925. He began as . re-
porter for the Jackson, Miss.
Daily News, following gradua-
ton from Virginia Military In
stitute In 1928-29 he worked for
the New Orleans Times-Picay-
une. leaving to join the Associat-
ed Press at Richmond, Va. Dur
ing 1914 he served in the
APPS Washington bureau, then TO
the Chicago Suns Washington
staff. moving two years later 10
the Baltimore Sun. He was pres
ident Of the National Press Club
in 1913.
Survivors include Mrs. Short
and three children.
Assisting Short in the busy
press office of the White House
was Roger Tubby, also known 10
Key WesterS from his visits here
with the President.
Our letter to Joe as he waa
known TO the working press
closed:
We hope that We viii be
greeting all Of you at Boea chicA
early in November.
And right nov we'd be very hap
py If you gave us even = hint OF
the Presidents plans. II not Q
definite statement.
Till November -"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

GENTLEMAN'S dream room. adj.
pvt. bath. LIST a. fr., dbl. bed, phone
in room. .IE. 2-4S39 go
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES corner
rIm., modern; pvt; Christian home,
3 adults: adjacent 4 buslines; bet.
Ewes. and week end, OV. 3-337S.
THREE NEWLY FURNISHED RMS,
convenient to bath: one-half block
to COLLEGE Park bus. Excellent for
f r. OF M sbo Stnd sP Geatlemen
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CiRCLE-cor-
ner room, private home. near bus
$40 wk. OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2-s3S3
LARGE BEDRM.. suitable for Is
gentlemen. Nicely furn. Hyattsville
area. Pvt. home. WA. 1896. I'll
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Sgle. and dbie
rms; near bus; reas. OIL. 2-2s09
ARLINGTON lee. nm. for 2 gem
.transp. Pvt. entr. IA. 1881. -21
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in new home
unlim. phone extension; semipvt
bath; dble. or sgle, Cow. Pentagon
Navy Annex or Airport. OF. 4-7936
FOR GENTLEMAN, Mt. Rainier; sgle
I'm. WA. 7-l74S. -2l
NEAR PENTAGON-Nicely furn. rm.,
next to bath. Phone ia. S-072S.
--22
TAKOMA PARK-Small sleeping rm
next bath; suitable for ! person. Nc
smoking. Home privileges. s. D. A
preferred. JU. 5-66S7. ~
GENTLEMAN-Nice furn. rm. II
mod. home, pvt. bath with shower
JU. 5-2906. I'll
NEAR INSTRUMENTATION twir
beds, in nice home of . adults: :.
men preferred; 3 huslines. ia
2-7S92. -2I
N. ARIINGToN-studio rm., pvt
entr. and bath. twin beds. refgr.
for . refined empl adults; excel
tranSp. Call ia. 7-3339, -22
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-N.w.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms. daily maid service;
switchboa.d service l7l2 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NO, 7-2266
OLUMBlA RD.. 1S34-Ss.5o week
Bendix; men; 10 min. dntn. AID
1901 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Conv. down.
town location; newly painted large
comft; singles, S1l: doubles, S14 o.
hour switchboard service; phone II
up; dble: $3.50 up. DE. 2-475o
BEAUTIFULLY turn. master double
be s.. pyt; bath; laund; priv; eon ,y
M. WARpMAN ~ PARk HOTEL. 3-Tm
Shower bth. Frig. AID. 3-e456. 70
1923 21st ST. N.W.-Highly desir.
able ap and RTVs e.nt ssse for
eellent ui location. pu' 7.479o. -si
1914 10th ST. N.W.-Newly decor.
ated single and double rooms. run.
ming water: S35 mo. and up. Ele'
1 ys!0F M Issslce AVE. N.w.-ssl Ell rm.
next to bath; rent. $2s per month
1927 18th ST. NV; well-furn. rm.,
lge. closet. run. water; excel. trans
portation; $50. NO. 7-0430. pa
1t15 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-NicelS
furn. room for gentleman: excel
transp.. IS wk. RIA. 6-29S6. pa
single. first floor, $3.50 wk.: twin
front, $3.50. AID. 2-9T31. -23
I 154 QUE ST. N.W.-Newly decor. 2nc
floor sgle. rm.. adj. bath, only 81. sc
CHEVY HE1v; CHASE, d. c.-comf MS
Phone EN-. 2-7l37 after S. 81
1894 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Sgle.. dble. rms for men: rates
ranging from S22-S2S mo. DU
1880. 10 pm. al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

T 1drm;,. c,rd Drop IL =. new ssesYn
type. :3S"x4S", open; cost $50, sell
$40. ia. 4-1616. -21
TABLES, nested CD mahog.; chest OF
. drawers. modern pine: dresses {2)
size s0h cheap. JU. 1-6S36. III
TABLECLOTH. white, crocheted, 65X
50. Cali Damascus 5-242 --21
TARPAULINS-6c IT, used. 1907
tarps; new l0-oz Lowest prices
a my re a Tly US. 25i3 M st
TARPAULINs AND REPAIRING.
SHOE REAR 1910 VA. AVE. S.W.
Proctor CO. Ex a-a797. 20'
TAPE RECORDER. used only few
5im eSo famous make. 500. DE
rILEvIsIoN and radio comb. Ad-
mtra' ~. 1859. mahoe. console
With doors: $500. LII. 1851. 20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trade-ins
sasr s ssThsi1 WAlR XII ssSs woS
blvd.. Arl; ia. 7-1154. Open Mon
TELEVISION-Open Sun. to 3,
large discounts on all appliances;
cash or terms. Closed Saturdays
WOonMOOR APPLIANCE. 101O9
Coiesyille I'd. JU. 7-94O0. Us
IELENISiON-1:i2 in. Motorola Ex-
Gel, cond. Console model. $50. XII
TELEvIsION. II" Emerson. table
model: peri. ccnd.; reasonable. WO
TELEvISIoN, Admiral. Tin; radio
and 3-speed record combination. per-
feet condition; listed at S525 new
VIII sell for $3.50. EN-. ;5-SS6S. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-20
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Sleeping
rooms with privil. of reception room,
Kit; and laundry. HO. 2-779S. -21
TWO RMS, bedrm. and kit; refgr
and gas stove: hot and cold water;
all utilities. CO. 5-1s52. pa
4II6 14th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
Ink. rm.: refgr.. hot plate; cple. or
. Girls. RA. $4,000.
QUIET CPLE.-Front studio rm., 3
wndws.; refgr.. clock radio. TV: Air
foam. 2l47 st. NV, Elk. 3-6633.
1915 EAST CAPITOL ST. Ne
Large room, good heat, hot water,
Frieidaire. stove: linens furn. Reas
60. A ST. MCLEAN 1st-f. sele..
next bath: outside entr.; laund
privils. Call DE. "-032S y!
1896 MINI. AVE. S.E.-Extra-la-ge
Ink. room, first floor. front; nicely
furnished; new Friaidaire; $40
monthly. LII. 1-S2I3. "1*
DOWNTOWN, l14l 18th st. NV
Lovely rm. With refriserator;, stove
J 5Ad s sinkI $l4 wk' HUI. 3-9 Gi
CHILDREN AND BABIES WELCOME,
43l3 Kansas ave. NV. Nice fur
laundry privileges. Close to tot tra iia
schools. shopping. RA. 6-3s06 from
WARDMAN PARK VIC. os17 cSth
st. NV; Ink, running water, stove
refgr, semipvt. bath.
GEORGETOWN, 3OO9 Que st. NV
3rd floor, COW. to bath and refrig-
orator. Cow. transp. AID. ASH 6.
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APIS. UNEuRNlShED

GOOD HOPE -bedrm. apt.
for or 2 adults; $3.50 utilities
included: ! year lease. Small de-
tached buildings. 3 exposures. rear
esFsas' Aa sn's s ss;s'' sosh Apply a
NEAR CONNECTICUT At FLORIDA
AVE.-New elevator BLDG; garage
space avail; effic,. $3.50; bedrm..
Sllo. AID. 4-l41s or Ho. 1888.
MOD. NEW e-BEDRM. APT.-1m-
Open for inspect, $50 Blair I'd. NV.
at Nicholson st., or call JU. $500
1st FLOOR. bedrooms. ali utls.
furn. Lge. fenced yard. S135 mo.
W NHLfEsaffS GRAEsscf eS1: ssoi Conn.
aye NV lovely e arSt %ly.. apt:: with
Pullman kit. and bath, plenty Of
closet space; utils., secretarial serv-
ice; residence mar, manager on premises.
THREE LARGE RMS. on ground floor
bsmt.: utils. furn.; adults. s14 Con-
stitution ave. ne. SIS mo. Open
pLYiMGouTH ST., Silver sprins-New
2-bedrm. apis, 500 mo. .One-bed-
F E9nso a psstds Ss5. utiis' incl: ~.
1924 2sth ST. S.E.-one bedrm., liv.
IT, hsst =; ~ st aas,s cosSHR 81 ky ss:
mod; apts. ,$7a; 30: Key IL APT. :.
SON. LII. 1-7bs6, Ma. $500. ri
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE N.E.-Bed-
T rG1cb Nv d rm dins nt Ssth large e. FIX u
Incl. outils;;, .Empi. adults. Refs.
Eric. Apt. NV. Sec, comb. iv..
bedrm., pullman kit. dressing nm,
tile b bath. utils. furn. s72.60. Box
kit ana basS ant utils m nc rin clos:
ysglsi So HU. 1885: FL
REMEDY aSs EIsI'ef ST. st. N wv iiy,ne
rm;. 2 bedrms., kit. bath. mod.
"a s.s sEHI ESTATE To: &si
ARL:. new BLDG, 1901 No; 18th St
$3.50: close in; conv; Navy, Penta-
gon, Fort Myer. JE. 3-7476. I'll
Flower ave. mr.. Piney Branch shop
ping center; lge. liv: rm, with firepl..
din. rm., nicely equip. kit. and bath;
use Of util. rms. for washing: lge,
fenced I'd; all util. and heat furn.;
$40 mo-; responsible people apply
only. See OWNER. at SO2 Domer
ave.. Takoma PIX. Md. ~. 5-S123.
MD, 6O12-5o16-5o1s
Elm st.-Apts. Of living room. dining
:eass; bedroom n.IeS ses kkischs9 bath
month; rent does not include utili-
ties or refrigerator. THE WASH
INGT0N LOAN g. TRUST CO..
COM. AvE.-opp. Bureau of Stand
S Ssils.; ,. s5S9: 1855 1Dton i Il. S'":
1i F%; MERIDIAN SEfgHdi rL. N.w.-on IiG srs.
rm. and bath; $3.50. See 1anitor.
B: J.. CRIVELLA. INC. ---23
4044 ELY PL. S.E.-Bsmt. pvt. home;
l room. kit, shower. pvt. entr.; en-
ployed adults; refs; S55 per mo.
IDEAL BIZ S LOCATION in downtown mT resi-.
Dental area, available immed: l.
bedrm. apt. Call RE. 1880 or
GTRARD sT.. between Ga. and sher-
man ayes: NV; 3-rm. apt. Phone
A All FEW 'SSNE-BEDRM. APIS. in
brand-new. de luxe small bldg; ex.
press bus at door, shopping 2 blks.;
available immed.: open 2 to 5. key
at bsmt. apt. ALDRE. INC. LII.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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APIS. FURNISHED

ARLINGTON-Efhciency apt. for rem
FRANCIS sCOTiT KEY HOTEL-on'
room Kit. and bath; completed!
turn:, air-conditiened apt: tub ane
shower; So to 81 per DAY for | o.
limit. 500 goth st. NV: MA s-5426
DOWNTOWN. 1141 18th st. NV
Lovely small apt; everything furn
except, linens. HU. 3-9731 o: IA
1 s;a'l Mass. AVE. NV, THE Oak
VERY LOVELY APARTMENT: 8 girls
$40. couple. Sl10; Convenien
, trsns Pert sT ~. 9- r .St
bath. $500 monthly. See Essiden,
F m5f' A A6t Ct eoR ef W sai G.
NV MA. 8-4S18.
CLARENDON, . bedrm.. all utilities
available immed. FILLMORE REAL.
A * GO. H "a, sa ai95sc ant E22 q,
G 5satal; Ios r "a. s s%PI persons 1ash
TWO BEDROOMS. modern kitchen
:iv;; room and kitchenette. RA
EMBASSY EMBASSY LOCATION Air-eoandi
linens. silver. kitchenware, secretar!
seTv.' ut d6s lays Euclid st. NV
CAPiToI HILL. nr. Supreme c.. at
tract. rm.. full kit, mod. bath
shower. closets. utils:. excel neighb,
tTansD:; 6 suitable 2. 8 adults; reas
ThAikoMA.' ~? ! rms. kit. bath, clean
nicely furn. J-6 express bus;
settled adults only; $110. ptils
,s ine! "a PaRR S0I RoAS Or N Nv 61ssf
living rm.. kitchen. bath, i or -
1 sa@pi9 GfsAR SS0 ST. m N.W:E iTf Pal
mer House" Refrigerated 1-rm. ef1c.
adj. bath; !S14.5O wkly.. -2I
1913 L ST. N.W.-Front 1-rm. efic
With Southern exposure and mr., bath
NEAR Gl1 ~WKlAsLirE Walter REED: bedrm., kit.
for s@pl. cpis.; $500 mo. IA
4s ss's ssh ST. NV. ? bedrms.. SY iiv
emit. entire 2nd fl. JU. 5-2531
10th AND BENTON SITS. NV; attr
furn. living rm.. dinette, bedrm.
kit, bath, porch; sos mo-; marriee
couple preferred. Call OIL. 1855;
ai Ia APD'isr ST. N.w.-Airfoam stud,
s su;' Ex. s"Ge5s. 'A ga '
Mr.. BOILING FIELD-Two bedrms.
liv. rm., kit. bath: utils. furn. 10
2-2221 or 10. 2-4697. FL
14th AND GIRARD ST. NV. Colum.
bia Apts.-Spacious room and alcove
lge. kit, bath; utils. furn. $3.50
$50 ses MARYLAND SsaisSt AVE. N.E.I-sma1
efic; apt. in cow. loc;: all-whit'
included. Call WELLONS REALTY
ni So, + \ s. sTilS SS:xm5s.. ems ;; sss
5-4841 or inquire at Apt. 8. al
$40 e ST. NV, mr.. Municipal Cen.
ter-One and Groom apis: com.
pletely furn.; refgr. and all utils
$40 and $3.50 weekly. -21
ONE RIM. with kitchenette; share
bath with cple.; S12 per wk. DE
2-5497. 2233 1st st. NV. 30
ONE RIM, kit and dinette, semibath
utils. furn.: $50 per mo-: adults
s14 Constitution ave. ne. Open
CLEAN. comb. bed-liv. rm.: Murph,
bed; pvt. bath and entrance, kit.
bus at corner to 18th and Pa. NV
$5S mo. 70. S-S7a2; go
kitchenette; completely furn.: clear
and comfortable: refgr. and all utils
SIS week. -21