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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
NORTON HARRIS WINS
XIV GOLF CLUB TITLE
Fire Under Par
Too Much For
Harry knight
BY JACK K. BURKE

In an unheralded affair,
Norton Harris defeated
Harry Knight for the Key
West Golf Club Champion
ship Sunday, at the local
course. Many had thought
that the event would be
staged ON Monday, but both
players decided 10 play a
day early.
Norton had one of those
days in which his drives
and chip shots could not
be matched. I'm the 72.hole
contest, he came in with a
5 under par, I39, and
Harry with a IA.
Results show Norton with a
AS victory.
Although Harry lost his title,
he still is going to try again next
year and see if he can be the
only three time winner in the
history of the club.
Joe Lopez, Sr., and Harry left
this morning for Miami where
they have entered the Pro-Am.
tournament at the Miami Coun-
try Club.
The other flight winners in
the recent contest saw William
Saunders down Lefty Reagan
GA for the first flight title, nd
Charles Yates defeat Jack Rowan
Sd. for the second flight honors.
Trophies and other awards
will be gwen Saturday night at
the official opening of the new
clubhouse.
Sunday Big League results,
with five foursomes playing had
N. Harris, Ken Rife. Ed Harris,
and Capt. Boaz the winner with
IDS points.
In the Blind Bogey affair,
Mont Gomez and Boar took the
honorS with a 1915.
Players are still needed for
the weekend tournament with
Miami Shores. Call now and
register.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02

follows: Harvey and John Sell
lers, 46; .Tohn Yates and Eleanor
Cato, 43; John McNulty- Barbara
Twiehaus, 40; Howard James
Dolores Villate, 40; Lynn and
Jack Sellers, 80; Charley Lott
and Larry James, 81; Marie Rem
dueles-Peter Varela, 81; Jimmy
Atkins-John Romero. q; June
Yates and Frank Roberts, 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
GEORGIA TECHS DODD
RATES SQUAD HIGHLY
BY The Associated. Press

Some of those college football
players must have been training
during the summer.
Or maybe Bobby Dodd of Geor-
gia Tech is merely resorting to
little reverse psychology. He
looked over the first drill of the
season Monday and said he liked
what he saw.
Usually coaches don't sound off
Ia that fashion. But Dodd hedged
to the extent that Techs team has
a huge psychological problem to
overcome by being picked as the
top team in the conference.
Then he came right out and said
Tech would need a good quarter
back to replace Darrell Crawford,
if the team is to get anywhere this
year.
Coach Bob Neyland also was
pleased with the condition of most
of the 126 who went through first
day antics at Tennessee.
To balance such heresy, take a
look at what Coach Paul Bryant
said after watching his Kentucky
squad work out.
"They have no conditioning, no
leadership, no spirit and no
talent" he lamented. I'VE might
be lucky to get bunch Of them
in shape for the eighth game thsi
season" Presumably he included
all Of the ia men who labored
through four hours of drills.
In New Orleans, the Tulane
hopefuls got a hint that they are
expected to use their heads for
something other than growing hair.
Coach Raymond Wolf told 70 can
didates to get short haircuts TO
keep the hair out Of their eyes. Did
he mean, in addition, to keep their
eyes open and on the ball?
The largest squad in Vanderbilt's
history - nearly 10 turned up
for a real session Of contact work.
vandy plays Georgia in three
weeks and Coach Bill Edwards
said he wanted TO see what some
of the boys would do under fire
Mississippi's Rebels opened drill
work with 66 players apparently
in good condition. Coach Johnny
Vaughi ordered two drills daily for
two weeks. The rebels start the
1852 campaign with Memphis State
on Sept. ID.
Alabama tr0tted out IS men on
the varsity for the opening work
out. The squad included Fred
Minis. guard. and Tommy Lewis,
haIfback. although both lost their
athletic scholarships when they
married.
Georgia's waIly Butts produced
a flock Of endmen which the coach
called the best re has had in his
IL years Of tutoring there But Wal
IL wants more. He would ike just
one little fellow sho can pile
through a BIG lire for some yard
age.
A 81 man varsity squad got Ia
fcar hours az practice az Anbarn
A. hour session Of calestheu-
les, passing. sigma drills and light
/ a. n eass4s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02

RBI-valdivia ?. Gallardo 3.
Pope. Harig, Bosch, 2B--Gallsrdo
2, Tanner, JirneneZ. Salvent.
Harig. RH--Harig (none onl: SH
Greene: S-Mckee. Seal: DIP
Bosch, Fielder and Gonzalez 2.
Gallardo and Pope; ER-vidal >,
Jimenex I. Zielinski ,, Greene ?:
BB-Greene ! tHarigl. Vidal s
Wilson ?. Mckee :. valdivia,
Greenel. Jisnenex > Greene.
Pope) Zielinski S Greene. Pope.
:. Mckee. Kirkland: So-vidal
5 TANNER. Spears. Sean, Ziel. :
Mckee. GnaEyl. Greene 3 CAIen-
de-. Gonzales. Boschl. Kirkland
|. tZlelinSkil, HO--4 in four IN
nings, Jinlenea S in : innings.
Zielsnskl : in : innings. Greene
, in s innings. Kirkland S i'm z
innings. SsrpGd ? in / inning.
Winning Losing-vidaI:
Lefs--Ss- Pete :. Key West 6:
u-~Alhary and Martin: Time
--2.ls: ScoreF-Mlllan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
TOday's Games
BY The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
American League
Philadelphia at Washington (2)
(twi-night)
Boston at New York CD (after-
noon and night
Only games
National League
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2) (twi-
night)
Only games
Florida International League
Miami at Tampa (2)
Lakeland at Miami Beach. (2)
West Palm Beach at Havana
st. Petersburg at Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02

ed to be a big inning. tho runs,
one hit)
PhibLant:
Swanson grounded out TO
short. Thompson flied out to CEN
ter. Simeox batting for Gibbs
singled and moved to second
when the ball got by first sacker
Anderson. Sandri famed and
was thrown out by Gsughan who
dropped the third strike. tno
runs. one hit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
NPOR IS =

MONDAYS RESULTS
By The Associated Press
National LEAGUE

BY The Associated Press
National League
New York 81 Boston Is
Brooklyn at Philadelphia post
poned, rain
Chicago GA Pittsburgh 0-5
st. Louis 6-2 Cincinnati 0-3
American League
Boston l New York 5 (second
game postponed, rain)
Philadelphia 9-2 Washington "a
Detroit at Chicago postponed, rain
Cleveland 81 st. Louis 30
Florida international League
Tampa Is Miami 90
Miami Beach 8-8 Lakeland II
West Palm Beach 6 Havana 3
st. Petersburg 10 Key West
Florida State League Playoffs
Palatka 7 Jacksonville Beach A
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St. Petersburg Gains Close
Win Over Conehs Mon.> 1913
BULLETIN

Good news for coneh fans was
received today when Louis Car
bonelI announced that Nap Reyes
will be permitted TO play third
base. His contract difficulties
have beenrironed out and the old
pro will be back in business at
the old stand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
Palatkiag Whips
lax Beach Sun.
By The Associated Press

The Palatka ,Azaleas whipped
Jacksonville Beach, IA, Monday
night to close their preliminary Sc
ries and earn a place in the finals
of the Florida State League play
offs against Daytona Beach.
Palatka, third : place team in
the season standings, also beat Sec
ond-place Jacksonville Beach, 60,
in Sundays preliminary game.
Daytona Beach, which finished
fourth this season, beat pennant-
winning DeLand, ST, Saturday
and, 10, Sunday to close that Sc
ries. The preliminaries were two
games out of three.
Palatka and Daytona Beach will
start the final three out of five
series tonight to decide the cham
pionship.
In Monday nights game, Palat-
ka broke a 3-3 tie with four runs
in the sixth inning on three dou-
bles, an error and a single.
Jacksonville Beach threatened in
the ninth with loaded bases but the
rally died after one more run came
in.
Cecil Hutson was the winning
pitcher, Ernie Clark the loser.
os whipped Lakeland twice, 81 and
81.
In another game, West Palm
Beach trounced Havana, 6-3. The
season ends Saturday.
Tampa's Gale Matthewson al
lowed only one hit = a single by
Pitcher Gil Torres in the sixth -
to win the opening game before
,O29 fans in Tampa. Red Barrett
doled out four Miami hits in the
nightcap, three of them to Rocky
ItUlLGll.
Jesse Levan's 10th homer with
one out in the ninth gave Miami
Beach the Edge over Lakeland in
the opener and Whitley Plat col
lected his 18th round tripper in the
nightcap to spark the Flamingos'
14-hit attack on Don Van Nest and
Roy Sinquefield,
West Palm Beach Manager Char
lie Harris spaced 10 Havana hits,
one triple by Nanny Perez. while
the Indians broke a 3-3 tie in the
eighth with a pair of runs and
added another in the ninth to sew
up the game.
The Box Scores:
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Athlete browns
AT Wakulla

VANILLA SPRINGS R-
Charles Scott Stanton, 25-year-old
member of the Florida State Uni
versity swimming and gymnastic
teams drowned here Monday
while performing underwater aero
battles for a friend.
Stanton, from Portland, Ore,
was several feet under the surface
while a friend watched through a
glass-bottomed boat when he APP
parently suffered a cramp. He shot
toward the surface and then sank
some 100 feet to a rocky ledge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02

phi 81 varsity members through
two practice sessions
FloridaS Gators turned out Is
varsity candidates and IS fresh.
men for practice They GOT . pep
talk from University President J.
Hills Miller. The sch0oI plans 70
do Is best in all departments IN
celebrating IS centennial ard Nll.
Ter said Ehe team j. expee4ed 10
do is part.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02

The Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis
championship tournament viii be
held in Berkeley, Calf, Sept. 2O-2S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02


SubLant VS.. PhibLant, LIST IN
ming - SubLant:
Joe Morgan singled to right,
stole second, took third on passed
ball. "Spook" Anderson looked at
a called third strike. Morgan
scored on wild pitch. Johnny
Pima beat out infield hit. Passed
ball sent him to second. Jim
French grounded out advancing
Pima to third. Gene Harris
grounded out. Zone run, two hits)
Phiblant:
Sandri walked. Shelly flied out
to Ball. Lemons famed. San
dri thrown out by catcher Joe
Gaughan stealing second. (no
runs, no hits)
End Inning - SubLant:
AL Ferris struck on head by
pitched ball. Ed Keleman hit in
to double play. Gaughan ground
ed to third. (no runs, no hltS)
PhibLant:
Geiger struck out. Danahay
walked. Tobeler singled between
third and short with Danahay
advancing to second. Swanson
popped to Ball. Thompson fan
ned. (no runs, one hiD
3rd Inning SubLant:
Ball grounded to third 'MVP"
Morgan singled and was out
stealing second. Anderson fan
ned. (no runs, one hit)
PhibLant:
Gibbs walked. Sandri ground
ed to Ball sending Gibbs to sec
ond. Shelly famed. Lemons
walked. Geiger struck out. tho
runs, no hitsl
4th Inning - SubLant:
Pima grounded out TO short.
French grounded out to third.
Harris grounded out to short.
(no runs, no hits)
PhibL.&nt:
Danahay walked. 'Tobeler bunt'
sacrifis ed Danahay to second.
Swanson flied to Pima. Thompson
lifted a high one to second base
man Keleman. tno runs. no hitsl
5th Inning SubLant
Ferris flied out TO center. An
derson famed. Speedy Pima sin
eled for his second hit French
| famed. mo runs, one hitl
PhibLant:
Gaughan caught Gibbs pop
foul. San6ri famed. Shelly flied
cut to Keleman. ( NO runs, no
hitSl
9th Inning - SubI.ant:
Morgan flied out to center. An
derson famed. Speedy Pima sin
sled for his third hit French
famed. tno runs, one hisl
PhlhLanfs
Lemons famed. GeigeT flied
out to right Danahay hunted
safely md stole second. Tobeler
! famed. mo runs, no hitsl
tn Inning - SubLani:
Harris famed. Ferris ordered
10 wear his cap after PhihLant
protested 20 the umpire. was
was struck on the head for the
second time by the next pitch.
KEENAN, singled to lefs field NOV
/ ing Ferris 10 second who was
thrown cut going 10 third kele-
man wen 90 second on the play
and thea stole third. Gsughsn
grounded oct ending what start.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-02
.SubRon Two
Wins In Nav
.SOftball Meet

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 28-Two
closely played shutouts by the
Atlantic submarine forces soft
ball nine allowed them 20 stay
up in the winners bracket, as
play continued in the Atlantic
Fleet Softball Tournament at
Navy Recreation Park. Mondays
game saw fireballer Dave Ball of
SubRon Two shutout MinLant.
40, with a no-hitter and then
come right back yesterday blank
ing PhibLant, 10. The veteran
rotund hurler allowed only two
hits.
Hustling third baseman Joe
Morgan of Key West continued
to live up to his name as "Most
valuable player" of the SubLant
playoffs held recently in New
London, Conn. AS leadoff man in
yesterdays first inning he sin
gled to right, stole second, took
third on a wild pitch and scored
SubLant's lone run on another
passed ball by pitcher Gibbs of
PhibLant.
Today's game against Fleet
Marines was called off on ac-
count of rain. If SubLant can get
by the Marines tomorrow and
winners of the ServLant-Air-
Liant CinCLant playoff, they'll
walk off the field Saturday as
champs of the 1852 Atlantic Fleet
Softball Tournament.
One of the SubLant's top root
ers at each game has been Capt.
Lawson p. Ramage, USN, COM
mander submarine squadron 6,
and versatile SubLant player
Jim French's wife. Capt. c. L.
Murphy. Jr., USN, skipper of the
submarine tender Orion based
here, was also in the stands yes
terday backing the submariners.
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6818 9Th ST. N.W.-Single room
nicely furnished, 2 exposures; conv
transp.; gentleman. GE. 02S3. %
1923 10th ST, young girls home,
cooking and laundry privils. To
share. $25-S30 mo. HU. 1856. 10
TV AND REFGR. in every rm. Small,
single, $40 wk.: double or triple,
$15-S21. 2147 F st. NV. EX. O653
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Bachelor Apts
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

COLLEGE PARK-1-2 bedrooms. liv
distance Md. U. conv. to shops.
transp:, utils: incl; $s4.50. S96 30.
UN; 1873; sH: so62. 10
no no pess;, sasss no ae ehiidren: $3.50 Incl;
util. IA, 4-l706 and II; 4--7667. 10
furn. UN. 2309 after pm. g
DELRAY-Beautiful outside
cor: apts.. 2 and 3 rms, kitchenette,
bath; for approved tenants past
middle age; with lease. RAYMOND
Two 1 ) . ROOMS % KITCHEN, BATHL
In apt. bldg. between 18th and On
tario; adults only; rent S54; furni-
ture for sale, Ap; 2196, 6,-9a
4 RMS, BATH. REAR PORCH-SS5
s-7i95 att. s. Ref. required. 10
= Large bright rms,
cross ventilation. :. hedrms., 3rd f.;
S97.5O: excel. tranSp. and shopping;
nr. Pentagon and Wash. Adults. .OW.
LGE.. MOD. 1-BEDRM. APT. in conv.
Sc: loc.; $50, including utilities, 20.
DOWNTOWN avHsT EFF1c1ENcIEs in new
ly remodeled bldg. at 1909 H st.
NV. with elee Pullman; Kit and
moQ. Datn; So9.0U ana SO4 Ou:
1nn5s n6cHg c9 1905 Ga t. sHANH3S nA S&
ai3e 16th ST. NV. Farbin Towers
Beautiful efficiency apt; Kitchen
cite and large closet in air-condi-
toned BLDG. overlooking 18th ST.;
500 per month, including utilities;
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.,
1915 K ST.. N.E.-one bedrm.. living
tran tshsp s5d ps4 ana moRh Dasn AT fa1s
ONE BEDROOM, living room, dai5nastte.
no utilities included. Open for in
spection; 32l4 Sth st. Sc, ME.
aio 1ist ST. Sc. Apt. No. 3-Three
BREuNISaER ERi hAsshfR: s'sS Sons. 81 inc L. sA K
NEAR EAR asth AND COLUMBIA RD.-
beautiful efficiency apt. large liv-
ing ing % Closet. ft bath; rI Utilities afkH ineiuded
VACANT, 1st floor. 924 Ingraham st.
elderly couple. Gentiles. Adults; $40.
4s! s. SkANeE S1a2, ST. s.E.-1-bedr0om @ra
Elizabeths Hospital; open; $3.50 80
incl; utilities. uN; $500. 10
rd.. Takoma Park-Liv. rm., dinette.
kit. bedrm;. bath; utils. furn:; SS5,
$S2 so and $50; available irnmedi-
EXTRA LARGE Ink. room. kit.
elec. reigr:. pvt. u bath, for work
Fenced yard. WA. 1882 Ia
2 RMS, dinette, kit. and bath in
good Sc. loc. in small apt. bldg,
$3.50 per mo-: no utils. Call LU.
TAKOMA PARK bedrm. apt, in
modern bldg, blk from shop. and
downtown bus. $3.50. GE. 2270.
I74s BRUCE PL. SCI bdrm.. liv.
rm., dinette. kit. and bath, $65 per
mo. plus utils. MA. 1900. -15
1918 18th ST. N.W.-Attrac. liv.
rm., bedrm., kit, bath; 500. Mod.
ri 5Ist ST. Sc. Apt 4LModern
9 rms, kit, bath; util, incl. S67.35.
Vacant GE $500
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LEE HWY.-GLEBE RD,
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. MAYFLOWER HoTEL-Clean
dble. rms, kit. privil.. semipvt. bath;
ladies; 81 ca. ME. 1928. -12
l439 KENNEDY ST. NV; lse. clean
housekeeping rm.. suitable for. l
or 2. RA; s2o3. 10
quiet girl; $35. 1349 Columbia rd.
18th ST. NV. 27OO: / rm.. for
couple; running water. Frigidaire;
adults also larger room, Ink -l2
1929 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Attrac-
tive Ink. rooms; also one room,
small kit. refgr. grill, $12.5O wk.
C,osE IN. 300 r. I. AVE. Ne
Double Ink and screened porch.
twin beds, TV, refgr and phone;
$40 each. Also front double rm. with
TV; 81. 80 each. DU. 1909. 10
LARGE FRONT ROOM, kitchenette;
utilities furnished; private en-
trance; adults. Ii. 3-5?I4; Ill
LARGE ROOM. next to bath; FriRi-
daire, gas stove: utilities furn.: S12
week. HUI. 1859. Ill
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
LADY, 81 to 35. to share large apt.
Conn. ave. bldg. HO. 6565, Ext

LADY, 81 to 35. to share large apt. /:
Conn. ave. bldg. HO. 6565, Ext
UPPER 10th ST.-Girl to share new
ly furn. terrace apt. with another.
S45. GE. O7s0 after 6 pm. all
Girl iFi 70 70 SHARE 1-bedrm. apt, is apt.
bldg;, NV; seetien; Il N OR. $500, Ext.
YOUNG LADY will share 2-bedrm.
apt. Wardman vic, with 8 others.
CO. 1910 after 6 pm. %
CONN. AVE.-Business girl will share
1-bedrm. apt in new air-cond. bldg,
with one other, for 8 months twin
beds; TV. EN-. 2s47. after 8 pm.
GIRL TO SHARE APT, between %
and 30, in apt. house. NV. loca-
ton; SIS mo, Phone after pm,
DE. 6117. or all day Sun. IA
SINGLE employed girl TO share apt
with another; 3 rooms: all privi-
leges; $40 wk. Ii. 3-os14. 319
MAN has modern air-cond. apt. in
NV. to share with one other under
35; S44. Box 391-R. Star. Ill
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
GirlEto share lovely furn. house with
9s2l 9theT st,sr s,Tis: own bedrm'. Tv; NO.
ALExANpkTAowin iG: Il ah1sT share my U1 apart
ment with another business girl.
Yot'NsG' roc si'o1 WOMAN Il NAN TO share fully
equipped. air-condttioned enciency
spt. Maid service. DE. S637. Ill
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.W.

313 9Th ST. S.E.-Nice double rm..
next to bath: conv. location; excel.
transp.: $50 wk. AT. 1862. 10
MEN ONLY-Nr. Navy Yard, l blk
from Pa. ave. Sc; entertaining
privils: age. 2l-45 Ii 1-5572.
LGE. BEAUT. knotty pine rm.' and
pvt. bath: l or 2 persons. Call LU.
l-61S2 Ia
CAPITOL HILL. opp. House Ofc. Bldg,
blk. Lib. of Cong. Pleasant rm.. man,
pvt. home. Also exceptional 2-rm
suite, 2nd floor front high ceilings,
ample closet space, pvt. bath, refsr.
Avail. 18th. Ii. 3-2913. -15
COLORED-49O NJ ST. SWIM pvt.
home; use of the house; mr.. transp.,
8 blks. from Navy Yard. ST. 1926.
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL

PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor: phone 24-hr
switchboard; SgleS.. obleS.: reaS.
rates. Elk. 7125.
Princeton PL. NV.
douole size rooms lady or employed
couple; also 1906 Col. I'd. NV. share
apt. 2nd floor front. private and
best transp. RIA. 1885 after pm.
COLORED-WELL-FURN. RM.-Near
Dupont Circle, Settled empl lady or
gentleman; $3.50 wk. Me. O10s.
COLoRED-LARGE FRONT RIM. for
cple, or girls. Kit. and laund
prlYlls. 1886 Vernon st. NV. DE.
COLORED-eOIS 5th ST. N.W.-Lse.
front rm., twin beds, for : men or
cple, Use of kit. CO. O34u. 10
r ST. N.W.-Two
rms, Tor couple or : ladies; 500 mo.
Home privileges. DU. 6992. -12
COLORED-TWO ROOMS. nicely
furn;. sgle; and dble. Conv., transp.;
"a blk. 14th ST.. o fl6th. All privils.
Phone MI. 4lI4 IA
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON. Is minutes to down.
town. Large 3-bedroom home. Den
and recreation room: Lovely grounds.
Syllable Sip eN tor entertainlng sa1 Pa -, No,
NON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. n. W.
DETACHED 5-room furn. house; full
basement: accept one or two chill
OR; $500 weekdays. EN-. 4074 week
ends, ask for MOGLE. 9'
GRIN. BRICK. beautifully furn.; auto.
washing machine, ironer, garbage
disposal. lee flowered lot. Linens
and china included; $500 mo. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Refer
baths. for rent from May to
row. RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO,
INC. 1921 Conn. ave, DE, 5000.
S; ARLINGTON NC, y 5.a.1 Tastefully f turn: n
iiv. rm., din, rm.. kit. garbage dis
posal; auto. washer, full bsmt. with
maids quarters: $3.50 per mo. Call
after pm. JA. S-2S36. -13
FURN. EFFICIENCY at S55.2s bed
see see janitor. 1854 Girard ri St. st'"ieI'. NV.
CLEAN APT. pvt. bath. for 3 adults;
$50 month; cony. transp. rig E.
Gspltol s,dI s., Ii. ,ts 3,oo2: nN, 3,e ,sed mlo
Fl Beivoir oV. o13'' 535% %.' -oiN:, = iq1'' 10
WHEATON AREA-Three bedrms., lge.
Iiv n,c Tm;' Tn' lge e, X kit.' full bsmt; Sd26
CHEVY CHASE vIEw-Attractive =
garden; avail. April and May: SI90-
$500. sCHMITTER. DU. 1894
baths. oil heat; s3a5 ' per 'T month as IS
F, sHoEMAKER. 17I9 K st. NV
LANDovER HILLS, MD.-Two-bed-
room home, lovely furnished; s1i5
per mo, q mos. or more. 1902 10th
EXCLTsivE BERKLEY, tastefully dec
GRATED and nicely furnished, this
brand-new det. brick home is beau
area of residential homes. The home
contains 8 rms, baths, including
a den and powder rm. on the 1st
floor and rear screened porch, lovely
recr. rn. with fireplace; car gar;
dishwasher and disposal in modern
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
STUDIO BUNGALOW, FURNISHED
bedrm.. kitchen, bath, sleeping porch
12x25 on l-acre ground. within 2
miles of U. S. Naval Medical Ctr.
on Rockville pike, $3.50 mo. WI.
SILVER SPRING. East-west hwy; s.
bedrm. Colonial, complete furnish
ings; 81 So mo. LO. 5-3434. 10
SUI 18th PLACE. Langley Park,
Md, suburban residential district,
convenient shopping center; 3 bed
auto heat tgasl detached new brick
rambler NJ PAUL HANNAH. 732
18th ST. NV. ME. 410O. -12
IIs TUCKERMAN ST. NE. -. New
3-bedrm.. 2-story brick. full base
ment. gas, occupancy April "A; Sl50
sHANNoN 3 IUcHs CO, 1906 II
FALLS Al s."' cHuRCH-s bedrms. full
bsmt.:. MODERN Cape Cod; $l25 mo.
lively furnished 5-bedroom 3-bath
and bath overlooking beautiful gar
den will be available May j; $500
month; SEE IT TO-DAY; W; c; q
4 Al NJ MI MILLER DEVELOPMENT 60.
JUST FOR THE SUMMER; YES. we
have furnished homes available
Large and small homes can be seen
N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
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THREE BEDROOMS-New semidet.:
near schools and shopping center.
Re- Rent SIeo as3 Sd sa; a4Tsx a495 uoM77ll22
Twenty min. to D. C. Ideal for chill
dren. Springfield. Va. XII. 9-6S48.
Ii"
Sac ID ST. N.E.-Eight rooms. q
baths. Gas heat Will rent to
adults who will board owner. FIR.
035S. Ill
FIVE -RM. AND BATH. h.-w h. oil: on
busline: no children; rent Sill.
WA. 1919. o. B. ZANTZINGER. jr.
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