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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19
Chapter 20

Chapter 70
TURNING to look at Kay Smith.
L he thought she was just beau
tiful child with tears in her lovely
green eyes. He felt as though he
should put his arm around her slim
shoulders and kiss her on the FORE
head.
She realizes she has been ill?"
he asked.
KAY said, eyes. She has an idea
this IS a sort of rest home. She
was fighting back sob. Imagine,
mothers olcn home!"
He nodded, then shrugged. She's
still suffering from some kind OF
shock. You get the idea She IS on
the verge of remembering some.
thing important, then her mind
goes blank again"
"But there ,rns sornething?"
Rays interest was mirrored in her
eyes :. amazing eyes that seemed
to have endless shades of green
as her emotions were stirred.
Johnny said thoughtfully. We'll
:. it wasn't much. Tell me. Kay,
can you think of any intimate
friends she might have had ia
Greenwich Village? Any favorite
places she went there?"
NO" the girl said instantly,
"She liked. Long Island the
country and walking along the
shore and through the rolling hills,
She was never one to 60 night
clubbing or Summing in the Vii
lage."
WAS she interested in art
paintings?"
Again Kay shook her head. Her
hand touched his arm quickly ano
impulsively. why :. what did
you learn?"
Nothing /. i guess. Except that
she still thinks I'm someone named
Bart, and that we were in Green
witch Village once. Crazy, isn't it?
Bart !. Bart :" The girl re-
peated the name slowly to herself
She gave Johnny Saxon a helpless
stare. I've neUer heard the name
mentioned. And I'm positive it was
no one mother ever knew. Yet she
calls you Bart. There must be some
reason for it."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19

since they had heard Irene Smiths
scream. There was an impression
in Johnny's mind that the latch
on the balcony screen door had
clicked family as he rushed into
the room.
Outside, windows of the many
bedrooms faced on the long rec
tangle of the balcony. Light shorle
from one or two windows; the
others were like sightless dark
eyes in the warm night. He listened
tensely.
There was no sound. Then his
pulse quickened as he saw a vague
shadow slide past one OF the open
windows.
= He was trimming now. Between
the two amber colored splotches
of color cast upon the balcony by
the lighted windows. there were
deep shadows. Johnny tried to
avoid stumbling over any porch
furniture.
Ahead, on the. far l. Of the rec
tangle door slammed. The screen
door at the end of the hall outside
Johnny's own room! That meant
there were no stairs leading down
from this porch. The marauder
was being forced to escape through
the house.
Johnny reached the screen door,
:. ,ked It open and slid into the
hall. His quarry must be familiar
with the house. The hall lights had
been switched off!
Johnny Saxon went Stiffiy for
ward in the darkness, feeling his
way, hand slipping quietly along
the wall in search of light button.
Who could have frightened Irene
Smith that way? Certainly not
someone she knew :. Then he re-
niembered that she didn't kf,oto
these people. Because of her con-
dition, members or her own fam
lily were total strangers!
Johnny had told Kay there was
little possibility of the hidden rifle
man from the lake, shore entering
this estate. Yet he wasn't so cer-
tain. Plenty of woods surrounded
the Smith property. 1t would be an
easy thing for a clever person TO
|! slip past the estate guards. Could
| that be who was here now?
ITO be continuedl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19
HOLLYWOOD.
NOTES
BY BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R-The movie in
dustry, already knee deep in
awards, will present its final and
biggest honorS Thursday night at
the Academy. So it's time to total
up the returns on the awards sea-
son.
This years winners of the most
awards we're: Picture, "a Place
in the Sun; actress, Vivien Leigh,
"a Streetcar Named Desire. .
Marion Brando OF "Streetcar''
squeaked through with the most
awards in the male division, but
it was a wide-open and inconclusive
race.
The award awards" are based
on the selections made by "a diff.
ferent polls, magazines, critics
groups, etc. Some Ct the honors
are dealt out for best pictures and
performances, some for popularity
tor unpepularity), some for the
best contribution to something or
other.
Miss Leigh walked away with
six awards for her performance
as the faded Southern belle. Those
selecting her were the New York
and San Francisco critics, Look
Magazine, the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs and the
Associated Press and Film Daily
polls of film critics.
June Allyson won second honors,
but on the basis Of popularity, not
performance. She was selected the
most popular actress by Modern
Screen, Country Gentleman and
Box Office magazines. An award
apiece was given to Shelly Win,
tiers, Jan Sterling, Doris Day, Jane
Wyman, Anne Baxter and Susan
Hayward.
Esther Williams comes out even
The Hollywood Foreign Press As
ISOLATION gave her a plus as the
worlds most popular actress, but
the WCenerl's Press Club slipped
her minus as the most unco-
operative.
Marion Brando is bare Chats
a joke winner among the actora
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19
BY WILLIAM 8. socARI

He had started to indicate the
next door along the hallway be-
hind them. Kay paused, eyes ques-
tioning.
rs that the nurses rooma" he
asked. =
ayes. it's Karenss. That's 50 she'll
be close to mother. She rnotioned
10 a, door directly acfess the hall
from the nurses bedroom. that's
mine. And Nancy has the next one
down. on my side. The bedtooms on
the far side of Karen's is a spare
guest roorn."
There's bedrooms all over the
place" said Johnny. -.
Kay pointed TO q closed deer de
rectly opposite them.
That was fathers ROOM" she
said without expression. .-.~--..
Johnny said nothing. His eyes
did not reveal q thought that
conrsed through his mind. That
door directly across The hall
The sound that rocked Johnny
Saxon back on his heels was sharp,
high-pitched, startling. tt came
from the bedroom behind him. He
saw Rays eyes fash wide with
horror. ID
ats -. mother! she gasped.
| Johnny SAXON dung open the
y door and was several strides m
side the blue and-White bedroom
before Kay's muscles responded
and she followed. Irene Smith,
partly disrobed, lay half atross the
bed on her right side. Her soft,
reddish hair spilled over het
Creamy shoulders covered part OF
her face. She did mot stir.
God!" the girl choked. Moth
Johnny grasped che woman's
left wrist with one hand and
brushed hair back from her face
with the other. He raised an eyelid
quickly. He felt q steady pulse
beating against his fingers.
She's only tainted" he said
with relief. E4
Kay was bending down over the
bed. She started rubbing her
mothers wrists. s..'Youy think she's
all right?"
Johnny didn't bother to answer
He swung across the bedroom
tProbably ten seconds had elapsed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19

He was cited three timeS-by the
San Francisco critics and the. A. p.
and Film Daily polls.
Two-time winners are John
Wayne. Bing Crosby and Fredric
March. Those who get. single
awards were John Derek, William
Holden, Kirk Douglas, Richard
Baseharts Arthur Kennedy, Mario
LAMA. Gregory Peck and Alan
Ladd. ~
Frank Sinatra holds down the
cellar position with D minus one.
Those caustic gals OF the Holly.
wood press again.
"A Place in the Sun is q solid
winner on the awards circuit. II
was honored by, five citations
the National Board of Review,
Screen Directors Guild, Holy
wood Foreign Correspondents AS.
sociation, Cleveland Critics and
Film Daily Poll. ] 3
"Streetcar" changed in with three
.awards-from the New York and
San Francisco critics. and the.
A. p. poll. David and BathxlN bar
was named best BY the Christian
Herald and biggest money maker
Of 1851 by Variety. Single winners:
IAN American in Paris, The
Well" LA Ronde, Z "Rashomon, !,
and Show Boat.
Apparently the only awards not
yet given are the Oscars and the
Patsy. The latter IS presented ID
the animal star of the year. look
for Rhubarb to win BY scratch.
Capsule review: 1.-The Snipers.'
is taut, notwithstanding thriller
about the search for sexual psy-
chopath. 1t is treated honestly, yet
in good taste. The emphasis is not
merely on thrills, but also on the
search for solution to the prob
lem Of the sex criminal. Filmed
in San Francisco with an eye FOR
realism, the film keeps moving at
a rapid pace. Arthur Franz does
splendid job as the snipef, and
Adolphe Menjou is convincing as
the detective.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19

4 VETERANS living in Key Yves.
who wish further information
about their benefits should con-
tact the VA Office at Room 21s,
Federal Bldg.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administra-
ton To three questions of in-
terest 10 former servnemen:
@. | plan to obtain a CT home
loan, but | lost my original dis.
charge papers which, I'm SUP.
posed to present to the lender
what should ! do?
a. YOU must apply for q Ger.
tificate in lieu OF the discharge
papers from the branch of SER
vice from which you were dis
charged.
@. ! am a World War ii vet
eran, entitled to pension be-
cause I lost my sight. Do ! have
10 show actual heed for the aid
and attendance of another per-
son. in order 10 qualify for the
increased rate of $120 a month,
authorized by a recent law?
A. No. Blinded veterans arc
not required to show need for
aid in getting about, in connec-
ton with the recent pension in
crease.
@. ] am attending school under
the CT Bill, and / have about
two years of entitlement remain
ing. Will be allowed to take the
summer vacation off, and resume
next Fall. or must I stay in train
ing all year round, so as not to
lose out under VAS post-cut-off-
date regulations?
A. If your schools practice is
to have summer vacation for
all students that want it, you
may take that vacation and re-
sumo your studies in the fall.
The regulations require you to
remain IN continuous training
except for Interruptions, such as
the summer vacation, that would
apply to all students, veterans
and non-veterans alike.
VETERANS living in Key Yves.
who wish further information
about their benefits should con-
tact the VA Office at Room 2ls,
Federal Bldg.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-19

In 1851 a team of French
psychologists broke all world rec
ords for vertical descent UNDER
ground, climbing 1920 feet down
into newly discovered cave in
The Pyrenees Mountains
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Nine U. 5. Officers 10 GET
Decorations From Brazil

Nine American Army and Air
Force officers will receive decora-
tions tomorrow from Brazilian
Ambassador Walther Moreira
Salles.
Those to be awarded the Ordem
do Merito. with the degree Of
Comendador. include Col. Carter
e. Duncan. USAF. and 1t. Col.
Steve c. Shay. both of the USAF.
Others who will receive the
Ordem do Merito are 1t. Col.
Charles w. Kouns, Washington;
1t. Col. Francis j. Brophy. Camp
Gordon, Ga: and Maj. James
Henry Watts. Washington, all
Army.
The Medalha da Guerra will be
presented to Col. Kenner Hert-
ford. Washington: Col. Lloyd H.
Comes, Carlisle Barracks, Pa, Col.
Mathue D. Blaine, TT. Myer, and
Col. Haywood D. Veasey, Roanoke.
Va. all Army.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

WASHINGTON
Dolly. $50 to 6
Thurs. 1870 to 8
ARLINGTON
Dolly, 10 to 6
Mon.. Fri, 1870 to
$50
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

MAN wishes to share his apt. with
another man. Call RE. 5S29 or co.
1853 after 5 pm. %
NV. sECT.-Young girl to share q
rm.. kit. and bath apt. with an
other girl; MI. 3970 after 9 Pm.
LADY TO SHARE 3-rm. apt. with 1
eyerythins. VI. $500. 10
WIDOW, retired. to share apt, 81. 9
YCN TssSi gS SSN ySarf To II sH4RE 4S$es :b.d7m
st sss v,is Ais.; sHptaia am at aF $685. sss2 Eei
GIRL WANTED to share furn. apt
in Hunting Towers. Alexandria. Va.
AFHkAcriysE al We s.sM. siSs APT. 2Hi to shar.
with 1r othsr aHal Ei{F,.; EiF.., SaylUr oardsn'
wifbowi VIII ILL., sHARE aHSsf Re1 S@ apt. VII With
pointed and complete in every de-
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YOUNG MAN to share apt. in ex.
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bstGsssn bssftsrsncss; I'd avail; l. i'nmed. MI. 23sa
COUPLE wanted to share apt. in re.
turn Tor care Of small child. Cal
after $3.50 pm. ia. S-6571, %
YOUNG LADY to share attrac. rm.
cirs,s Gl1; anS No Oa1R ss7e apt. near Dupont
YOUNG MAN to share house in Alex
with 2 others. July 12-Sept. 90;
conv, location. Call after 2 pm,
1853 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 2s-win
share 2 bedrms.. living rm., kit,
bath bath with 2 or 4. AD. e7e9. MI.
GIRL, wanted to share furn. apt.
with 2 others. Conn. ave-; $37 80
per per, mo-. HU; 1885,; 10
modern Groom apt: refs. ex-
changed; Govt. employe preferred.
Call ia. 6450. 60 pm 3
COLORED-N.W. SECTION. Two en-
ployed girls to share my apt, rent
reas. Call DE. 1854.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSR - Newly
decorated rms: daily maid services;
sETitSn6Sasd E.Mn!S,asd a.. service; 1555S. New
FARMiNGToN-l6S4 lsth st. NV.
RupSas saeSbcasa Sssss .srsse Ms1s 't5S
single $40 up; double. S12.b0 up.
coIUMBfA 1Ii ifs2i Rp., 1ss4Hss.so week;
Bendn ;ms men, 1s mn shrfs dtn py in paEkR 4asd
WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18th st., nr.
ESqmss f sssss $40 and $50, with bath $40
rssh, sMh, zNS zSSS' LoNGFELIow N.w.Iaatt, VA
sRsi. SasS With aSy sss sip'i aE esSi
1s41 COLUMBIA RD.-corner studio
, gSsi,; @ s. ". pU, se1s. 1: 0Asn, G1s III
esin 9asn hot trSas %aser F No 'g5 sos beds;
1872 KENYON ST. N.W.-semibsmt. ::
NEAR TAFT Fl BRf6GERoom f61SIsmfR; next to
bath: attr. home. conv. car and bus;
cSNN cSsNHsleman aVE $40 -, NO s12e:
Eentl;e;man.s Gentle; s Du. I0s $685. excel 'ransp'' s
DUPONT AREA-Pvt. home, we'll
Iurn rri.. = windows. bath. maid
serv., phone; perm, man references
7Ts 7Tsaud5ea; oSiETaoRS2 M MG; 5lT7 ~ nw1sS.. Ia
fined gentleman; pvt. home, large rm.
and bath: $4t; references; conv.
2 NEWLY DECORATED rooms avail
able for men. l with private bath
and private court overlooking Rock
preciated; refrigerator; $40 weekly;
another room, semi.pvt. bath, $40
weekly; 2400 blk. Mass. ave. NV.
CoNN. -oIu1EiBEc-Attrac, studio fm.,
aDs smp no sf Gther reis Wo
1880 10th ST. N.W.-Former lega-
ton. lge. comfortable rm: next tc
sis CA. o; ASR. SSsf.'leN NiW.sineie NtWSnlly 4 o,
S.s eoST. transp. ram; ns OF. $500 sNS I'll I'll Si pm
ALASKA AVE. opposite Walter Reed
prvste ssss satR aGmf adg g?0@ excel sh trsnsp ss@
c6HuMBiA 81 HiSs RID. NV rm. iS in apt.
bldg. suit, for woman: share bath
with other. CO. 747e. co. 3445.
CONN, wARDMAN VIC. = Lovely
twin.bed room, adj. bath; phone
pTTivil.; " block bus; 2 girls. GO,
1.sS RIGGS PL. nr. R and lsth-
Studio. single. $25; also double,
cross ventilation, newly dec. AD.
1ss 1ioNGFELLow sr.-coay ssle.
rm.. desk, porch; 8 buslines; gentle
mani $25 mo. GE. 0857. 10
DOUBLE ROOMS-l527 Eye st. NV;
single and double rooms: $9-Sl2;
Ty in ciuna lounge; ,,E sxesl Sda1 downtown ioe'
1851 r. i. AVE. N.W.-City location.
Lee. bright enc; linens. etc.. also
sgle.; transients considered. 10'
FURNISHED ROOM. kitchen and
bath; nice clean respectable home.
1946 Meridian pl. NV right OF
l4th street. Come or call after 8.
4sos @ KaNsAs Kansas AVE. N.w.-pouble
room. next to bath. and shower.
cooking priyil. RA. 5437.
SINGLE RM.. unlim. phone. excel.
transp.. 1920 Calvert st. NV. DU.
PVT. HOME. lse. vell-furnisned bed
o; oniy. psEs oK soss sa:a ait.FP PfSiyseSs'. SsS lsd'
2l44 r ST. N.W.--Small sele frt.
rm.. near bath and shower. pvt.
GEORGETOWN-Lge. dbIe. front
rm.. twin beds, de4kt also 1-hedrm.
spt;: men only. EN-. 1772. after
13ls az MASS. AVE. NV. Double im.,
SO week; for quiet eouple; no
drinkers. NE. s94S. Ia
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2; How to add o new room to your
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No down payment, SO mos. to pay.
ring strips, &c IT,; 2xS SIT. 35c ea.:
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it.; dry Ike. or 10 in. cedar
shsathipg. t. and g. 12c 90. T.;
sonite, S2.SH ea.: reg. $40 flush
doors, now only SO; fence pickets,
3-ft., 19c ea.; 2x4 S-ft. rails, 55c
ca; AKA 5-ft. posts, 96c es.; Port
land cement, $1.40 bag; sand or
gravel, 81 bu.; combination doors,
screened doors, slat doors for venti-
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Cash sH lfsf kEGisr2Rss. Il I x 4: three Ma
i0nsstS ss5 oS@eE, oSSa@sr s5b. s3ii Ai IL SSasi Sesi
czsa a;fs1 sse Natiopa It. a. Series
ssSSSSo rings s4 TO, tS 800; perfect e9nd;
as e. new; egso rings up to $3.50; $3.50,
CHEST. 4-drawer ANTIQUE with
persssD saD eonasSn sas stSS: oHls s5o vs.
cHHiI1HIfi'oRoBE OR WARDROBE. S large
solid mahogany, 8 drawers plus
sion sFEs haISi1E ng szk spass; o 7gsa perfect
cS4I.H %S96p VOC RI RANSRs.. WI; .SoS. 81 rans..; g
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fooled Chinese rug. rust, 9xI2;
DEHUMiDIFiERs. CHRYsLER Air
nR %rlsrEs 81 Esns Or s6Ss SSs can :il-:Snal. SoaE
seToss from the Heeht Co. 81.
p'isSS!osPsaIady,; !! Ne :. ,s.E.., ,loo,
$500; lady's Ia cts. S475; lady's 2
cts, $3.50; lady's "a cts. SI,175;
mans 4 cts, $3.50. All prices in
clude mountings. Trades accepted.
LIvINSSToN Sc SA6S 4 Co. 1873 H st.
DiNETTE SET. 5-pc. lined oak;
excel. cond. UN. s926 after 8 pm
DINING ROOM SET. 1o-pc.. dark
walnut, In very good eOfd NQh
DINING ROOM SUITE. quality To-
PC, carved walnut; divan and club
chair. 2 sets slip covers; single
maple bed. complete. wo. Os15.
DINING ROOM SUITE, junior. ma
hogany, like new, $3.50. Occasional
chair, dfopleaf table. small radio,
grass mower. 10. 9-oS07 after. s,
val: n; TsssoaaSsy on paFiesd. aaiS b 1Ss,ss' 1sGss,s
10
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iRooMs FURN.-N.W. tcsns.i

CLEVELAND PARK. Attrac. rm. Re-
gnlimit. phone. $35. OR. 3709 after
4 I. AVE. 1920. Beaut. furn. y Ire.
front rm.; twin beds: next bath with
shower: Maids serv. DU. 962S. 10
1890 18th ST. NV, Nr. Dupont
Cir. Lge. front twin. S12. so VIZ.
ssle. 2swindoWs, $3.50. MI. 9371.
1914 1sth ST. NV, At scott Circle.
Asoss AsSssssr aRa WaRha Hhaa 'sfyiis Etfn Lovely
room; private phone II room; pri-
Msid.s MAI tsa1fis ssrsiss Tx a. bss4 Ssaer l0o%er do
COLUMBIA RD. NV. VIC. - Very
pleasant studio rm, in nice apt.
kit psiyil. %ty x Young lady; pu; 1921:
aSne Sats pSUns doy 1o1ss trsnaS tsins!e
single and double rms, maid service.
Summer rates; rates; 2o21 Kaiorama I'd.
BLAIR a.xi M MANSION sSsg; HOTEL, TaS silver
cuar PEOPLE Ma e1SSs DaS TeeP Eeens Or 'Gr mont
A delightful summer home; Free
5OO7 14th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
End n. frt.; twin beds: S35 mo. for
q, BOO0 LfanSp.s GE. 3UU4. -
ROCK CREEK HALL, 24OO 10Th st.
Lge. sgle., dbles.; reas.; rec. rm.;
TV; free pkng; blk. Col. rd.; daily
maid service; roof; 8 porches. HO.
ess ssi JEFFERSON ST. NV, small
sgle;: pvt. home. gentleman. RA.
1sS9 sSgo, PENN ST. N.E.-sinsle roo room.
next to bath; block to bus; man
Only; $7 week; At; 1888. -i5
.area-Beautiful lge. front. master
bedrm.; twin beds. maid service,
rsfsf pfis and DsdikTnvf Tvf fPaee &c. 47ssd ssd :ociad
1855 r ST. NV. nr. Dupont circle.
Large 2nd-floor front rm.. sgle. or
1s4s L 81. NV, Downtown-ist-
floor, cool. single room; only $3.50
LGE: RIM, with sunroom, semiUUvt.
bath; unlim. phone; gentleman pre-
ENTfsE EisHfSi asi Sid fasO Fi'&a rms. and bat bath;
4 closets; suit. 3. 4, 5; resp. home;
conv. transp. NO. 1895. liz
725 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Twin bedrm.
ined HON. home. .Fs RA. % ss9s. - s'Hi Mis
DUPONT CIRCLE, S32; shady home;
newly dec; ,ssmipyt. b.; Ice; cL;
nafPSSr maiS; 1897 S}RdIs 18th d2n,. A.
anm 5n PVT phone Snen Eo 1912 s
ROOM AND GARAGESPhone privii.: :
next bath: Takoma bus: gentle
home; ref. req. ia. $3.50. --8
1928 EYE ST. N.W.--Downtown
near Doctors Hospital: lovely single
rm:. elev. and maids service. --12
Evening star., 1952-07-08
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

BEAUTIFUL I-BEDROOM APT. over.
looking Rock Creek Park; 3 ex.
posures; modern elevator bldg,
vfc. fse'gSs 1s.h ANb M; 14Giy. 1o4fi rm., 5.drm
ventilation; in good cond.; reason.
ably priced at $10,5OO; refs. res
9uired; AID. 1850; II no answer.
LHRqE LIVING ROOM. bedroom. ao
located in 24-hr. service bldg. wiz
accept $4,000. Refs. REQUIRED. AD.
COLORED-a10a i9th ST. Nv
Vacant. Immed. possession. 2.bed-
down, ; aPi Balance M $sS Sosao mo. Djaf fDAEISss EIsss
GRADY T. SON, DI. $3.50; evss... TO.
6S64 10
Evening star., 1952-07-08
HOUSES FURNIsHrD

GEORGETOWN--Attractiy home; =
bedrms., oriental rugs, etc. Immed.
occupancy: $500 mo. Hu. $500.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--Beaut,ful CO.
Dedroom. NO children; $50. IN.
ccoi. of 'sis 'ssfAc:: A. ali new, sppsr
Conn. ave. apt, BLDG: irnm, 70 lspk
!; resp. tenant only. KK. 7-047&
LARGE 7.BEDRM. detached home.
Chevy. Chase, Nd. furn, for cons
f9rtsbls liytns; svsilahle tedayS
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