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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Order Of Mrrti And Sister Lodge
Hold JOini Installation Of Officers

Installation of officers fOr 1862
were he'd recently at joint meet
ing of the Order Of CaballeroS de
Marti No. and its sister Lodge
Scaerodista dc! Iiogar No. at tt g
DR.. Felix NareIa Hall, $40 Elizabeth
Street
Officers elected for the Order o.
Mart include Lumin2r Rev. Is
mael Negrln Vice Luminar, Ger
aid Abreu; Patriarch, A. de Luna
Treasurer. Alfredo L1cig1ar1; Sec.
of Finance, Santiago V. Rodriguez
Recording Secretary, Fernando
Muno2: Nicc-Sec. Antonio ASnero
Expert, Luis Cardenas; Master O.
Ceremonies. Aurclio Ami: Interior
Guard. Jose Menava: Marshall.
Julio Lacedonia, Past Luminar,
Harry Albury.
Officers installed for the Saceri-
diStaS del Hogan No. / ere Lumi-
maria. O'Cia Johnson, Vice Lumi-
maria, Oneha Muuoz; Secretary,
Raquel Sanchez; Secretary Of Fin
ance Adelaide Aceved0; Treasur
er, Natalia Gutierrez; Marshal
Dulce NJ Perez: Mistress of Cere-
monies; Zoila Vidal; Exterior
Guard, Concha Fiallo. Interior
Guard, Guillermina CardenaS; Pas;
Luminaria, Margot Esperdy
After installation ceremonies a
social was he'd at Tie FL Anon Ice
Cream Parlor
The Order meets every WcdneS-
day at DR. Felix Nareia Hall, $40
Elizabeth ST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
UELL. CONE ON IN
JyEL!,. CONE ON IN!

MIR. and Mrs, Eldon Lum OF wan
peton. ND. are vacationing in Key
West. The Lums are making their
weeks stay in the nations sout'
hernmost city at the Southwind Mo
tor Court. This is their first visit
to Key West, and they report that
they are finding the fishing won
dcrful.
Mir. I.um says that they consid-
cred a catch of a fish by the two
Of them in one days fishing some
thing worth talking about.
The LumS would like their fri
ends back home TO know that they
are finding the Key West hospital
ity aud climate definite asseSt to
winter vacation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Apply To We'd

Donald James Taylor. USN,
and Diana Constance Ranking
Hit, have applied for marriage
license at the office of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord
Other couples applying for IL
censes are Thomas Eugene Han
nah. 325 Amelia street and Al
fridina Elizabeth Raymond, 1918
Thomas street; John william
Hatton, 4t7tz Duval street and
Lorraine Claire DeFeo, At Du-
val street. and Paul Bernard
Laoham, Marathon, and Elva Lea
McIntoch. Marathon. Father Ega-
ma will perform their ceremony.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
BETA SIGMA PM GROUP
SPONSOR GARD P.iRTY

The Ways and Means committee
of Beta Sigma Phi sorority are
sponsoring a card party to be given
at the N.C.S. on Duval street Thurs
day evening, January "a at s pm.
canasta. bridge, poker and other
card games win be played Eight
prizes will be given and the pub
lie is invited to attend
Players are asked TO bring their
own cards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
INDIAN 1 COZ PIE
fDllIRE DRIVE
FROM II 4INLIND

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Love OF
Bloomington. Ind were recent vi
sitors to Key West This IS their
first trip TO Tire nations southern
most city. The Loves reported that
thew found their drive south over
,he world famous Overseas High
V-av gram the Florida mainland 10
KEY IVES, a breath-taklng experien-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

Bv SUSAN kacAVOT

Last nights opening of Born
Yesterday" at the Key West Barn
rheater provided just as much
excitement as Broadway open
ing.
FOR one, tickets were Just as
hard to get for the little tl.eater tkat
seats 11S as for Broadway thea
ter that holds 1900.
cope we're turned away t.
lack of space. | had 10 SpCua
hours on the phone, and rununi
4round town obtaining two pr
ious seats for Libby Holman X
Jennings Perry who came to tie
play with Jack Tented and me
Miss Holman, though she still
cannot talk because OF her throat
ailment, wrote on her eVer-pro-
,ent pad that she was very eager
to attend the Key West version.
She had seen the Broadway pro
duction years ago.
She and Perry wound up pra-
ctically on the stage sitting in he
very front row of the theater.
From where we sat in the middle
of the crowded house. | thoroughly
enjoyed the comedy which l have
now seen three times.
When we all congratulated Mazda
Lazarovici between the acts and
after the play, we meant it.
She was directed the play with
he right light touch, yet she did
not forget the serious meaning Of
the lay, which remains as valid
today as il did in 1945 when ii
opened on Broadway.
The theme OF Carson kanin S
play is simply stated and repeated
throughout the three acts. Cor.
cuption of our democratic instit,
ltionS will go on Just so long as
the people are apatl etc and allow
ii to.
Mrs. Lazorovici east her clara.
terS beautifully. Jack Clarke in
The. self made millionaire junk
mans role gave a consistently good
performance. Rae Waller as the
dumb blonde who wakes up to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Coming Erenfs
JANUARY p -

TUESDAY. JANUARY p
Shell craft class, officers Wives
beginners only, QtrS Ri Ma
val Station. $50 pm
Meeting. Young Adult Fellow
ship, First Methodist Church,
annex, s pm.
Meeting. Order bf DeMolay
Boys, Scottish Rite Temple
T::30 pm.
Meeting. Ever Ready Star Club
home of Georgia Bells. goo Fla
.gler street. 3 pm,
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re
bekah lodge No. IL, Knights Of
PvthiaS Hall. S nm
THURSDAY, JANUARY "a
Meeting. Monroe County HoSpi-
al Woman'S Auxiliary Sewing
group. hospital. pm
Meeting. Jayshees. clubhouse
T:SO pm.
Meeting, Ladies auxiliary VIEW,
Post 1911. WV. home, p M.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary. Art
hur Sawyer Post Unit No, -,
American Legion. Post home.
SPIN.
Meeting. DR.. Felix Varela Lodge
No. g.. al9 Elizabeth street, ;
pm.
MONDAY. JANUARY -
Handierait Class for Officers
Wives. Recreation bldg No ISL
Naval Station, 50 p m
Meeting. Beta Sigma Phi SoTo-
ity. San Carlos school. s pm,
Meeting. Methodist Men, IVES
ley House. s pm
Meeting. Anchor Lodge No iS,
Scottish Rite Temple. N
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
MINNESOTA VISITORS
PLAN FISHING CRUISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Larson and
DIR. and Mrs. H.W. Wellman Of
Montevideo. MINI. are visitors Ia
Key West. Although the party has
not yet had time to take advantage
of the plentiful opportunities for
fishing. they anticipate doing so
soon.
Mr.. Larson stated that they we're
especially impressed with the lobe
ly drive from the Florida main
land TO Key West and that they are
finding Key West a most interest
ing town.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Come And Get 1t

ROCKFORD. Ill. ID Max
Young found the back seat Of his
marked car loaded with groceries,
including a goose
AT last report. he had stored
them in his home refrigerator.
waiting for the person who made
the mistake
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
LEGION WILL HEAR
CONFERENCE REPORT

A regular meeting OF Arthur Saw
yer Post No. rs, american Legion,
viii be held Wednesday at 8 p. m,
at the Legion Home, Adjutant
Bethel Johnson announced.
A revision TO the Post by laws
will be presented for final action,
A report of the MidWinter Con
ference held in Orlando on Janu-
ary 1920 viii he given.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

The bride is the d"uTnt'f
Mr.. and Mrs. David p. Hendrix
II Sevierville, Tenn She was
given in marriage by her father.
She wore a princess gown Oh
white slipper satin topped with
o chantilly lace bolero. Her Vett
of illusion, fingertip length, Wa
edged with lace. She carried q
white prayer book, Gift 81 her
aunt, Miss Mabel HendnX Of
Byington, Tenn, who attended
the ceremony. A beautiful Whit
orchid was attached to the book.
The brides attendant, Mr..
George Faraldo, wore formal
strapless chiffon gown in coral
gray with a coral chiffon stole
lined in gray to match the aC-
ceSsorieS. a lace picture hat ami
lace mitts. Her BOUQUET Was of
pale pink carnations.
\ The brides mother. Mr. David
Hendrix, wore a navy crepe dress
and an orchid corsaee.
! Mr. George Faraldo was the
Proom's attendant The Faralio
home. 22l4 Seidenberg avenue.
was the setting for the recention
r"hich followed the wedding.
Mrs. Grace Kruzick and Mrs,
Norma Faraldo helnc1 serve at
the brides table which was al
tractivelv decorated with small
white snapdraeons, fern. LARGE
pink teacup hibiscus and whit
chrysanthemums surrounding the
lhree-tier cake.
The bride is a eradua'o Of th~
University Of Tennessee School OF
Nursing.
The groom is III" son cr NJ.
Florence Cramer Wilborn Of Buff
talo, N, Y. and Zor Mitchell WI
born of South Boston. Va. He Is
r graduate of Emery Riddle
School of Aviation in Mia01i.
Fla. and a veteran &c World v7r
II. He began his Naval career
September %. 1912. at USNTC,
Newport, r. |. From Their he
served on the following shinS
and stations: Section Pqse R~r'z-
landa, Me MAS, Brunswick,
Me-, ABATU. Quonset Point.
r. L.; CASU No. 6, Livcrmore,
Calf: Fleet Photo Sod. No. 1T
Guam Island in the Pacific;
Section Base. Brooklyn. N Y
UCN2. at Key West After the
war. he served aboard the air
craft carrier Franklin Delano
Roosevelt in the Mediterranean,
He attended the Advanced
Aviation Mechanic School al
Memphis, Tenn, and the, Spec
ialist School of Turbo-Jet En-
gines. Allison Aircraft. Indianap-
oils. Ind. Duty with FAWTUlant
in Key West was followed by
service at MAS Saufly Field,
Pensacola. Fla. where he super
vised jet engine change on
FAWTUlant jet type airCraft,
then returned to FAWTUlant
here. where he is now stationed.
After honeymoon Of undis-
closed destination. the newly
weds will live at 1907 South
street, at home after January 25
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Mrs. Sucker Here

Mrs. &. II. Stoker with her Son
and daughter Of Madison, Wiscon-
sin. is visiting at TIE home of her
daughter, Mrs. G. IL. Conant of 35-
Is Duck avenue They are enjoy
ing this. tteir initial visit to the
Island City ard viii leave tomor-
row for 4 visit to Texas and
Kansas.
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Air Patrol To Meet

In their meeting tonight at 800
at the Faraldo Flying Service, the
Key West Civil Air Patrol will
start a course in MeteorOlogy Civ
en- by Wallace D. Culbertson. Dur
ing the last meeting a course in
navigation under the direction of
Arthur Hollerich was instituted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Surgical Nrrse becomes Nary Bride
In Ceremony Al q. PauFS Friday

Miss Elsie Margaret Monroe
General hospital the BRIDE Of Crame Wlborn, ADJ
FAWTUant Boca Chca Field january 8 afternoon
NOR d Pauls church.
Armlield performed ceremony before the
with white pompoms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22
Interesting Notes

About 100 islanders from Puka-
puka, in the Cook group. recently
moved to another island because
of overcrowding The population OF
their atOll had reached 600
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
74eo
Barometer tSea LeveiI s.no An.
3o.08 ins.-l0l8.6 mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-22

Russia claimed a total steel out
put in 1851 of about IS million tons,
just about equal to that of the u
S. Steel Corporation.
Until 1851, Nepal, on Tibet's sout-
hern border, had been governed BY
a hereditary prime minister for 104
years.
North Cardinals average field OF
lint cotton per acre for 1851 is es-
timated at $50 pounds. The 1850
average was only l4e pounds
A colony of $500 American ia.
mingos has been reported living on
the island of Great Inagua in the
Bahamas.
Pope Gregory XIII in 1882 inSti-
tuted the reformed Julian calen-
dar in use today
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Tomorrow Almanac
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Report
Key West, Fla, Jan. %, 1852
Dissertations taten AZ C.jtv Cffica
500 AM. EST

Temperatures
Evening star., 1952-04-21
CHOW PUPS
DALEvIEW $3.50.
FARM 8 GARDEN

6x6O It. Removed
from ground Sunday. $l5. Olympic
ALL TYPES OF TREE WORK, lot
clearance and trucking; chain saw
FIG feHtfI fkEEs ST for SALE ssie. Two large .p.-
LAN1sCAPE GARDNER, complete
maintenance service, moving. trim
ming. planting. etc. WA. 4593.
COW % =, MANURE: " well rottea: 50 per
bu:: delivered, WA. 45SS. go .
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil, blue
stone, road gravel. sand, grading,
hauling, tree removing. 10. $500.
PLowED and narrowed;
Low. standard rates. Cail WI. O6S4.
VIRGIN ToPsoIL. Landscaping. Bes,
quality. Any quantity. Immed serv-
Ice and delivery. Reas. LU. 1-5563
COW SSN MA, MANURE. well rotted, I1 tines,
larger quantities. FA. Ills. -a5
ors and sizes: Soc and up: wholesale
and retail. Open weekdays and Sun
25lU 18th st. ne.
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up: get ou,
flee estimates and save money;
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO. 5-4578
WORk-Terraces. fire.
places. retaining wall. pipe drainage.
All kinds Of cement work. stone
Md Rockville 358s.
TOP SOIL, very good, rich top soil
for, lawns and greenhouses, very
reasonable. Call HI 1899. -2S
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVING.
Lots cleared, any side job. Reason
able prices. Call LO. 5-25O5. -2I
TOP tIi,.S,o SOIL fS5 sale SALE bluessone ,a for
WE NEED 2 matched blue spruces.
Must be very dense and not over
6 1T. high. Weekdays. 81. 1918.
Evening star., 1952-04-21

RUGS: Important public
auction sale of 247 genuine
Persian, Chinese, Spanish
and other hand-woven rugs
will sell at Williams Auc-
tion House, 918 New York
ave-, this Fri. and Sat,
April 25th and 26th, 1890
am. Also special evening
sale, Fri. night. April 25th,
commencing at 7::30 pm.
All fine grade, all attractive,
almost every conceivable
size from door mat size up
to extra large oversizes.
Consigned by American i'm
porters. One consignment
very unusual Spanish rugs,
various sizes consigned by
former American official in
Barcelona, Spain. Public
exhibition all day Wed. and
Thurs, sale days Fri. and
Sat. Public cordially invited
to exhibition and sale. Auc-
tioneer's phone, MA. 2679.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOSTON TERRIERS-Three males,
Axe registered; beautiful markings.
FOUR MALE PUPPiEs, collie and
German shepherd mixed. 6 wks.
OLD Call EN-. S152, after 3. ga
siS s9lS; ca oeaEtles Ea' i7is I mos real 2al'
PARAKEET, young and healthy, all
colors, easily trained. Ii. T-3030.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, Axe regis
tered; male 8 mos. old. Jefferson
BOXERS. champion Yachtsman OF
Barmere. at stud. Some top-quality
pups available. LU. 2-4S26. -24
COOKERS, parti: Axe; exc. blood
lines; S35. l shot. wormed. 1905
eth sys,x sys,x Hillside. Sun. or eyes Eye
Pups. Q females. 1 male.
sable and white. Axe reg. 2 mos.
old, reas. Cali after 1a noon. WA.
COOKERS, black and white, ? wks.,
S15 and $50, or best offer: must
sell. Lu. 1-41e2, weekdays. 8 &c. tS O.
TOY RAT TERRIERS. nice little
Chihuahua. s25-ssS. XII. s-o7s$i
Tri-color; Ak reg; $50. caii
Falls Church 5o12. -2l
GIVE YOUR PET 4 VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs.
good food, kind supervision. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS, Fairfax 679-J.
BETTY ROSES week end special. cute
fox terriers: SIS and $35. LU.
4-6S39 pa
WIRE HAIR fox terrier. 2 mos. old,
Axe reeistered; spayed female;
housebroken; all shots. JE. 3-0265.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
PRINCE KARL HOTEL

QxINSS 1A13tA IN ELL
1901 K ST. NV, RIGHT DOWN
ToWN-Newly decor. phone. 24-hr.
rates. EX. 7725.
C0LORED-2s00 18th ST. NV
COLORED BEAUTIFUL. lge., airy
rm.. for refined sgle. man; priced
right for right party. CO. 6173.
CoLoRED-REFINED MAN and wife.
CoLoRED-NiCELY FURN. front
TSem Et,9n foS Mo 2 gssnatlleman gsal or man and
COLoRED. LGEs BRIGHT RIM. for
enpl eqps ep!s ss4 kenv0e lsaies St. Or Nv Tsn Mo
CoLoRED-eeOe 1st ST N.w.-Dou.
privileges. Cali DE. 3462. -23
COLORED - 1914 EYE ST. NV,
downtown, choice of 10 furnished
rms: rms see see, after pm. Room al2.
CoIoRED@cLEAN 81 osiH5o-E comfortable GSS room,
suitable for or 2; close transp.
cohoREpaF6RNfsHES DO lfsn Fl RM for He em9
ployed man; all priyil;; excellent
C0aOkEnNNEwiY OIkEnlNEwiY d@ecorated @ rm
sgl. refined person; comfortable up
stairs sitting rm. RA: 4334. -22
or 2 employed persons; good loca-
tion. nr. transp. LU. AHA. go
COLORED-NICE ROOM for en-
ployed woman or man in quiet
home; conv. to transportation. RA.
COLORED-Iaeo 10th ST. NV
S11 per week. JUSTINE REALTY
CO., 412 9th st. NV. DI. 5995.
COLORED-I3O9 IRVING ST. NV,
--Furp. front rm. in wonderful
neighborhood: very reas. rent. LUS-
DI. 1906. -22
COLORED-CLEAN. CONF, sgle.
and dble. rms. all privils.; reason
able rates. 439 K st. NV, NE. S2S6.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

ATTRAC. RIM. with twin beds, nicely
blk. to busline. SH. 1898. @22 "
2519 14th ST. NV. cat Euclid)-One
large room with modern, semiprivate
transp. at your door. To inspect,
call SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1905
II st. NV. Ma: 2345. -23
1422 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Dble.. twin
beds; running water. $3.50 ca. wkly
DUPoNT ciRcLE-spac. twin dble..
sSs iss BIT sst St. bath nv We w. s9t5 sssi
ROCK CREEK HALL, 24Oo 10th st.
n.w.-Spacious sgle.. dbles.; reas. !;
recr. rm,; TV: free parking; block
Col. rd.; daily maid service. HO. 9617.
DOUBLE ROOM. gentle home, $25
each. XII S-9596 go
ARLINGTON-Sins adj. bath. Conv.
to Pentason and D. C. Phone CHI.
ssio s7th PL.. brentwood, Md
Sleeping rm., next to bath; pvt.
home; gentleman only. WA. 7911.
WIDE OPEN SPACES. N. Arl. Ten
Pentason; Daily maid service. Park
THREE MINIS. KEY BRIDGE, S minis.
Pentagon. Very large, newly decor .,
front rm.. with 2 exposures. Gentle
man. SO. ia. 4-09S1. -25
GLEBE RID. AND LEE HWY. Sit. on
2 bus lines. Lge. double rm.. IS
per person per wk. Nicely f1rn.
Call IA. 5-64S6. III
Evening star., 1952-04-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

27OO 18th ST. N.W.--Lge. room for
couple; sink, Frigidaire, ETC.; also
I3sS 5S'er COLUMBIA l iiiA RID. N.w.-one
Ink. room, $40 wk;: also sleeping
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Large clean
rm. with Frigidaire. stove. and sink.
Employed adults. Shown from. 5
to 8 pm; S11 per week. -22
2541 18th ST. N.W.--Nice and clean;
Ink, rm. refgr.. stove. utils. For
2: $11. so week: co. BIAS. -22
a.. .refgr.; also | rm. bsmt: Utils. !;
S16 week. Cpls. RE. 1855; ME. 1850.
52s WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Attractive
room for 2; S12 per week. TU. 1871.
:I47 r ST. N.w.-Front studio rm
small rm. Sib. Ex. o6ss. as
ONE ROOM AND KIT, semiprivate
bath: utils, furnished. CLOS 44th
pl,. Riyerdale, AP. $685.; ---22
1899 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Attrac.
tive studio room; small kit, refer,
grill; $3.50 q week. -21
Evening star., 1952-04-21
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

1343 Z ST. N.W.-Downtown; large
2ne @eaki floor rnn'' next to bath: ga g so
1883 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
lent location; S26 mo. DU. 9s74.
1744 QUE ST. N.w.-Double room
| or 2 gentlemen. Ho. 1851. "a
2017 28th ST. NV, nr. Conn. and
Cath. ave-; rm., semipvt. bath, large
fGSef fs9seMa fkooM prvafe no fifssen SsSS
Of gas, electricity and telephone;
share bath; S55 month. Cali after
COM. .-CATHEDRAI, sunlit. spacious,
newly dec; near bath; huge closet;
excel. transp.; man. Ho. 33QS:
Tv AND REFGR. in every room:
triple. S15-$21. 2147 F. Elk. 0653.
FoRREsTEk ST. s.w.-Large. fupn..
front bedrm., for lady: kit. priyils.;
,$s SsG FAiRNSoSr 5tTinSs,Sr BUS Wse 70 Iss front
@ Ssdrn,. tyin beds; So Sc per ;TE. Zach.
DTPoST UP Sf00i CIRCLE v1c.-Beautifully
t95gns,' t95n,' Isrgs eutside s Tna aass l. 2 Or 8.
Large studio-liying- -bedrm., win
dows; next to bath; gentleman. AID.
2 SHERMAN CIRCLE N.w.-Lge.
front rm., laund. privil., phone. v
block bus. S35 mo-. girl. RA. 1853.
$40 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.W.-4
sleeping rooms; men preferred. no
ssss ssask'agxi KANSAS HA; AVE. AVE. N.w.-Front
room for lady. double bed. large
18TH 81. T N.W.SLoveiy rm.. pvt.
home: laundry and phone privils.;
semipvt. bath; settled lady. GE.
1881 ss0' 18th ST. N.w.-sinsle room,
S single man man. no. 4ioS. 20.
1911 PARK RID, APT. 4LLge. rm.,
semipvt BATH. bet. 14th carline,
10Th st. bus; gentlemen. CO. 1881.
1874 UNDERWOOD ST. .N.w.-Lge.
nicely furnished rm., private bath;
VIC. WARDMAN Park OF Conn. ave.
ssstion sasaR room No n sSos sS5s' ssfs
DUPSNgT iPS gimi CIRCLE. 1907 10th st. NV.
Newly dec. single, fireplace; adj.
semipvt. bath; maid.
NEAR ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH -
Lovely and very clean front studio
room; share bath with one. 1929
1923 @ssSi MASS. ass; AVE. NW.-Lovely SIN
gle room with or without garage.
460S 18th ST. N.W.-Two unusually
well-furnished rms, recently deco
rated; one with pvt. bath, $50;
other adjacent lge- porch, -S35;
phone and laundry priVils-; conv
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Master bed
rm. In pvt. home, 2 closets. hall
1905 N. Il. AVE. nr. Dupont Circle,
Unusually large sgle.. adj. shower
/ only IS wk. IA
1914 10th ST. at Scott Circle. 2nd d
/ front sgle. rm.; $22.60 semt-mod.i
lNR. iith AND KENNEpY--Nicei,
furn. ssle. rm. for girl; home privil.;
--21
Evening star., 1952-04-21
VACUUM CLEANERS

No bait. no hokum. no high pressure.
Just outstanding bargains. GUAR
ANTEED TO CLEAN VACUUMS as
low as $9.95. Come in or call 10
see them in your home, Convince
yourself. No oblisation.
TOPS VACUUM STORES
Evening star., 1952-04-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

TO JULY 1.-two adults, no pets
Furnished house. northwest OF
GEORGETOWN. Will pay right price
for something gracious. References
or bond furnished. Phone MRS. w
". WHITEMAN, JR., Shoreham
UNFuRNIsHED HOUSE, North Ar
lington, 2 bedrms. and den or 3 bed
rms, by responsible working adults,
for June l occupancy; S115 max.
rental; reference. MRS FRANKLIN,
OW. $500 Mon, 8 to $50, or HO.
1929 after 6 pm. -21
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. D. c.; free apprais-
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service. phone us today. PERRY
HAY CO.. 81. 6242. -22
WANT GRIN. HOUSE, ne. preferred.
Call AID. 1872 at any time. -25
Evening star., 1952-04-21
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

ANGUS BULLS (6). ranging in ages
from 1M to g yrs: pure breed.
REGISTERED and herd accredited: blood
lined: Chalmer.- Challinger. Black
Burger. Duke of Milburn and oth-
ers II YOU want to improve or
change breeding this is an oppor-
tunity. Price ranges. S40O to
81 900. Have been on hay and
grain all winter. See sign on Route
81 between Norbeck and Olney. Md.
MULLINBERRY FARM. LO. 5-0R3O
before 10 am. or ewes, -22