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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15
Carter Meets Salas Tonight
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN

CHICAGO R-Jimmy Carter,
lghtning.fisted New York Negro,
0pes to repeat the feat Of another
lightweight Of a dozen years ago
md recapture the 135.pound crown
rom Lauro Salas tonight.
Carter win try to emulate Lou
imbers. who lost the title to Henry
armstrong In 1888 and won il back
he next year.
No other lightweight has ever
lone il.
The scrap promises 10 sizzle from
Itart to finish and run a full IS
Ounds.
Only 5000 or so customrs are
expected at ringside. which would
le the smallest turnout for a title
iout ever promoted hy the Inter-
lational Boxing Club. The Chicago
stadium attraction viii be televised
md broadcast nationally starting
u 10 pm. EST.
Each fighter viii receives nearly
no.000 as his share Of television
receipts. This sum should far over.
shadow their $3.50 split OF a gate
lot expected 10 exceed Ses coo
A big Latin following will be on
and 10 cheer the 24.year.0ld cham.
Non. The confident little mauler
rom Los Angeles via Monterrey
> boxing's first bona fide Mexican
itle-holder.
While compiling a record Of IS
Victories, 70 losses and six draws.
falas has never been knocked out
Usually q slow starter, he opens
y with explosive flurrics at the
Hose Of each round. He is q hard.
hooter. somewhat Wild, ana has
kured n knockoulS.
Carter. the more polished, clever
Hghler, likes 10 mix II up. This Is
bis third meeting with Salas. The
Mexico hero was beaten ii the
arst battle although dropping Car.
kr in the 18th round hy catching
De little Negro off balance rather
nan with 3 staggering blow.
Carter rules q al favorite. He
as kayoed q foes IL winning sS
hghtS. losing II ard drawing 0ne.
Like Salas. be has never been gisi.
kned. He has fought oaly once
tince losing his crown while SaiaS
las kept busy scorlng four vie.
hriex. each N = knockout within
I've rounds.
There Is 20 remaieh clause ia
heir eonsraet for ionlght's bout
Il Sal2s loses. there are reports
te vii 50 sfieg the featherwesgAs
Hsie. lie has 6ene most ol his cam.
lalgning il thai dlvlSioa ARD wll
Kelgth IN as shasst lsi pounds gaNr
ess shsn the ligAswcigat Am4t
Iaekrd hy Garter.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15

working up something of a sweat
in an attempt to devise suitable
defense against it.
The squad viii end their contact
work today and light signal drills
have keen set for Thursday.
The lone question mark among
the Key West starting eleven seems
to be the condition of John Cruz.
The shifty wingback. who has been
plagued by injuries throughout the
campaign. is favoring an injured
ankle and may be lost to the
Conchs for the upcoming game.
Otherwise, the frist string back
field is in fine shape and should
give the Irish a real battle.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15

Down at Bayyiew Park where the
Coca Cola and General Electric are
battling II out for the City's softhall
championship. exist quite . few
sh-sh-sh gnxsips. Some g. z. fans
ara under the impression that the
game scheduled for Monday night
was cancelled without any reason
for the benefit az the drink boys.
Where they get the idea from.
We'll. said one AZ the fans who
claims he has attended al TIE
games this season "DeWitt Rohertx
who In the first game Of the series
shut out the hlgAiy toated coke Lads
4 oa duty every Tuesday ard
Ihers6ay nlghls and Il looks mish-
" funny 10 ne f0r the x13aen
change IL dates" IIeretoEorx tbs
games aeeorAsng ta this paFtigalar
which assumes expenses a bring.
aag TIE fOug finaila teams 70 Nj
ami.
TIE snarnnwens. whseA rod xa
SEVEN kames. VII he hes 81 N
arsl Ssesaum sh~ nea zoe sm
seliar h2teoal park.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15

Coach Ed Beckman has been
pushing his boys defensively, par
ticularly on the ground since the
bulk of the Lake Worth yardage
was picked up that way.
Fundamentals, including block
ing and tackling, have also come
in for extensive attention by the
Beckmanites.
Assistant coach Paul Davis has
drilled the second stringers to a
point where they can offer a fair
imitation of the sort of T formation
that the Irish are going to throw a.
gainst the Conchs on Friday night
and the defensive eleven has been
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15
From The
Press Box
BY OSCAR MILAN

Chalk up another one for the
C0NCHS. That grand and glorious
victory over Lake Worth sent hun
dreds of Key West fans home in a
hOarse condition. At least this
column know of several gridiron
fanatics whose voices are still in a
weak condition among whom are
Jack Larson, David Foster, Dick
Carpenter and great many, in
fact too many to mention in this
limited space.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15
Sport Shorts

DELAND R-Faeed with the
prospect Of sending bis offensive
lire averaging iss pounds against
q Tampa defensive line averaging
zls, Sfesson Coach Jay Pattee de-
cided 10 make up fer II with hard
work 10 get ready for Saturdays $
game At Tampa.
He put the Hattsrs through .
rough scrimmage Tuesday and
planned more Of the same today
and Thursday. One phase that rot
FUN attention. was pass defense,
since most cl the ground gained
By Ssssscn's first thrss foes vas
in The air.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15

Some one said that the shouting
could be heard In downtown Duval
Street, frankly speaking and with
out exaggeration there's no doubt
in my mind the uproar that came
from the fans in the first quarter
as the result Of John Cruz long
pass that was received by Lucy
Gonzalez could have been heard
many miles This was one Of the
many outstanding performances ol
the inexperienced young Key West
club who so far this season re.
main undefeated.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15

There was one young lady In the
stands who almost went head over
heels during one Of the scrsmbies
in which Joe Pineda made out with
the pigskin under arm. but unfor.
tunately IL was short lived. The kid
was tackled before he could make
Is steps.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15

town Sheet & Tube, General Mo-
tors. Santa Fe, American Smelt-
ing. Sears Roebuck. Philip Morris.
American Can, and Radio Corp.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15
spectator were scheduled fog Mon
day and Wednesdays.


Umplres are pisifai people. Rocky
Cagiieno who was almost Taxxed
cut Of the ball park n Wicker =
Stadlum during TIE FL. seas0n C.
. play II third base daF1ng
Miami san Sex Key West series.
was Agaia h<oed At lass Sataraays
softhAil contest a. Bayxiew PARK
whefe the CeneFai ElessrtS lost o
TaveFnssF t~aee. Gee TavermseF
player was seIsaag Dsek CsFpsaieE
tkAs tie wma was dsAn9 ~ FigA'
Far VS. ''Me aona have ID hit to
Sal - ggs go Ae Sad ~ ne raa
ssann thsgs aaa wsls fav tAe rtsch
SCI So ca kewaasx Ae calls sm
a. saa
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15

MIAMI R-Tha Miami HurTf
ranes locked better hut werxnt
eunsgstens" IN Tuesdays workout.
Coach Andy Castafsan said The
oEFense Vas p1ayinE IN Eparta
The day before Gsssafson. irksd
hy his saans upset iosx to Besi01.
haG declared tAe team was - the
worss evndstien & any he hae
eeaeAsd sinee Ne eame - MsNmi
10 lSea
Mnml plays ks<hm119 p tie
oranxs Bvei Fri1sy rsght
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-15

NE Ngh1ext msn So the InSFex.
sssy r. Mami gpusAs6 e4as6 fAlA
fan . Acms ssed waAy Ftp<F 80
ppn6 xnan6 Eng
Evening star., 1952-11-15
Liquor Control Act !
On Price Discounts
Upheld in Maryland
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. Is. The
Court of Appeals yesterday ap-
proved a Baltimore court decision
holding Maryland's 1851 Liquor
Discount Control Act is constitu-
tional.
The Dundalk Liquor Co. of Bal
timore had attacked the law,
charging it actually was intended
to fix prices in the alcoholic bever-
age industry.
Dunda1k attorneys, who pro-
tested the Baltimore decree, last
month argued the act would bene-
fit pressure groups" in the liquor
business.
They said it's stated purpose of
regulating the industry to pro
mote temperance" by eliminating
price wars was 'laughable."
The law authorizes the State
Controller to fix or prohibit dis
count on sales by wholesalers to
retailers.
It also requires manufacturers
and wholesalers to file schedules
of their current or proposed prices.
Any price cuts are delayed until
all dealers selling similar products
are notified.
Maryland's licensed beverage
associations and the Maryland In
stitute of Wine and Spirit Dis
tributors had intervened in the
case to support the law.
Evening star., 1952-11-15
Greece 70 Vote Tomorrow On New Government y

Seven Greeks were killed In
arguments over the 1946 British
elections in which the Labor Party
came to power.
The voting will pit the outgo-
ing government coalition COM
posed of ex-Premier Nicholas
Plastiras' National Progressive
Union Of the Center Party
(EPEK) and former Deputy
Premier Sophocles Venizelos' Lib
eral Party-against Marshal Alex
ander Papagos' right wing Greek
Rally Party.
Also likely to make a showing
are the Commists, organized un-
der the United Democratic Left
(EDA).
Evening star., 1952-11-15
Philippines Aide in spoin

MADRID. Spain. Nov. Is R.-
Fernando Lopez. Vice President of
the Philippines, arrived yesterday
for q semiofficial visit. He was
met at the railroad station by
the Philippine Ambassador and
high officials Of the Spanish for
eign ministry. He will see Cen
eraliSSimo Francisco Franco
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1952-11-15
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

BY the ASsoeiotod Press
ATHENS, Greece, Nov. 15-A
strange calm pervaded this an
cient land of passionate politics
today as 2 million Greek voters
prepared to cast ballots in gen.
eral election that will decide the
makeup of their new government.
Tomorrow's voting is viewed
by some foreign observers as the
nations most critical test since
the country's liberation from the
axis eight years ago. Thus for
there have been none of the usual
prediction battles with debaters
killed or wounded. No grenades
have been tossed into coffee
houses.
Evening star., 1952-11-15
Apple Storage Plant Burns

KEREMEOS. British Columbia,
Nov. Is (P.-Wind-fanned flames
destroyed a cold storage plant
and warehouse filled with apples
here yesterday for a loss esti-
mated at $500, 900. Some Office
workers were forced to Jump from
windows to escape fast-moving
flames. Firemen halted the flames
after a four-hour battle.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
APIS. TO SHARE (cont.
IOdr Ueter0nv

CoNGENIAL GIRL to share efnciency
apt. with another; unlim. phone
and TV; conv. located 14th st. car
line and 18th st: busline; rent, $50.
Call DE. s409 after 6 pm. a
lOom ap Bsiont rd wih retired
naval ofacer.; pvt. phone CO. 2724.
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furn. apt.
with one other girl. In sc. Pvt:
tssd5m tssnsp ualimissd caI U.s. g59is gsG1e conv to
GIRL WANTED to share roomy q
bedrm. apt. with 2 others; NV: sec
ton; conv. transp.; $40. DU. 5946.
ONE GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. NV.
apt, with 2 others; S35 mo. Ho.
ARIIiNGToN =. a-bedrm. apt. to
soms;6JA, cone; "a, 5-7IsS: ewes: "a >.
share apt; $40; practically every &
EEfIsEb Ii Ri fal EabS IT. 1ishs; 1shs to shar.
clean comfortable s-bedrm. apt.
with employed couple. WA. 1859.
ARLINGTON, girl 2o-so to share
e.: "a rug sss sss st.s
GHRh GMSh' TO SHARE ROOM or apt. ne,
All home privileges. Ii. 7-0723. all
day, Sat. and Sum-, after 5 pm.
GCV'T SSVsETafSi fESMipLoYE-Man would like
to share his 5-rm. apt. with another
Govt employe; NV. section. Ia.
NURSE, service wife desires lady
preferably with child to share q
Sdna bsdrm. apt; sna, u Ft. Meyer area
ATTRAC. APT. to share with con-
genial GIRL refs. exchanged; after
6 pm, weekdays. AP. 6161 -2
COLORED - REFINED, MARRIED
COUPLE viii share attractive 3-rm:
cple. Conv. location. NO. S415. Il
COLORED-GIRL to share room with
another girl; NV. section. Call NO.
$3.50
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
SINGLE RIM, next to bath, 81 q vk..
men only. Call after z pm. AT,

SINGLE RIM, next to bath, 81 Q vk..
men men only. Call after 2 pm. AT.
DOUBLE ROOM with twin beds for 2
girls or couple; phone in rnn. !;
~ prtvls.; lovely surroundings. HO.
lis 9Th ST. Mclean, conf. rms,
running water; conv. transp.: reas.
4sO9 .. DAKOTA AVE. NE, nr.
Catholic Uniy.-Double and single
rm:, pvt. bath. LA. 6-6443 or WI.
907 MASS AVE. N.E.-Lge. bright 1st
beautifuiiy furnished and suitable
for 2 Or more persons. reasonable
COLORED. TRINIDAD area, / lge.
front rm.: l smaller rm.; privils.
Empl. adults; conv. transp. Ii.
CoLoRED-FURN1sHED ROOM and
kitchen; privileges. 39S7 Blaine St.
CoIoRED-I0ss Soth ST. NE. Nicely
furnished room; share bath and
Kitchen: LU. 1-3024. Il
COLORED-TWO LGE. FRT. RMS,
with home -privils.; near shopping
center; good trapsp. LU. 1-44S5.
CoLORED-l3ss Z ST. NE large
nicely furnished rms. for single
persons or couple; home privileges.
Evening star., 1952-05-31

ROOM AND BoARD-For working
mother and child; day care for
child: flne legation. Just on Conn.
1aSs aSs; 4 EY sr. sSsS ss.%.-ror ret,ned you young
EGmen idaai locatioS. asttTas. rms'' delicious mesls
WENDELL TER.-summer comfort,
home cooking. cool rms. lge. porch
park, Liv. rm; with nv. S15 weekly.
,1S7 1877 Issh selmoHt s rS w,la1; p:w MI; g4s5. g24s5.
rms, business people, students; Sc
14Ol 16th ST. N.W.-Loveiy rooms.
business people: students: selected
LIKE LnKsRu' sUMMRs siUTMa1MshSseaFsE FsEsoRr-c.re,ree
life in. old Virginia mansion, Is min
utes from the city. Spacious. cool
rooms. delicious meals, large lawn
and porches. maid service. free
parking;. every facility for enter
tainment. at rates you can AFFORD.
sssn 1gsa app front sa's to 5effoatas0a
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 20O1 Conn.
Tssr. rm.. ~. Govt I empi. Go. $S5ts. Szas..
1927 10th ST. N.w.-Laree double
room. excellent meals, walking dis
JEWISH HOME for 2; large attrac.
rm.. twin beds, well-balanced meals:
excel transp. ia. 1855. 81
BEST. OF CARE and hot meals for
children in pvt; home; fenced-in yd. |;
nice Sc. neighborhood. 10. 2-29S5.
LOVELY 3rd-FL. RIM, Just deco
rated. for one girl to share with 2
others; all home conveniences; auto.
washer and dryer; unlim. phone; iv.
Tm.' ~ set; 8 meals day; $50 mo.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE ROOM with gas stove refgr., and
all utils. S36 mo. Q rms. $52. Every
thing furn. CO. 1852. -
ARL.-L.h.k. room for empl. cple. or
parents with day care Of child: copy.
7is Gsyt EAwsEENcE' 81 sr. f1ss9e S'a@Larre lm
transp.; empl. couple. De. 4512.
ROOM AND KITCHEN; nicely fur
nished. 400 blk. Mass. ave. NV.
Reas.; gentleman only. EX. 1880.
MT. PLEASANT. 5000 18th NV
Dble. or sgle.; reas. price; adults
only Weekdays aft. $50. NO. 9S41
1901 MONROE ST. N.w.-Newly dec
GRATED Ink. rm.; range, refriger-
1857 MaeARTHsk sGns e HHsSfkn'pSTns9ef'0n pSn9n: (
LGG sSG i.sFI a.lsei reoRr fS5 81 sTGpio sSas RM,
rnnnins pIate! sI,t water; Co oas, nsg refsr: hot
1sss 18Th: s.. N.W;G1aree, cool.
ing rm:; So week. Elk. 62s5; IS
1861 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Second floor
front; 2 rms, sink, stove, Frigidaire;
430s n. II. AVE. N.w-Two rms,
bed-liv. rm.. kitchenette; all new;
expr. bus; S65, incl. util. GE. 9462.
COLORED-11I5 9th ST. N.W.@1
room, kitchenette. See McRAE, Apt.
20 or call HUI. 43S1. Il
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

ROCK CREEK HALL. 24oo 10th st.
n.w.-Spacious sgle., dbles.: reaS.;
cS sssr rd E daily Ey mad se .ePS Parkaaeo u.s. ss S9Hsk
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid services;
fTi.sn5Sasd Ma!S}rs a.. service NO lS1S l9S11SSe New
Dupont Circle. Ma Maid Sc Service, is;: "a
hr. once service. phone in ali rooms:
eonv. location; sgle: $40 up: dble..
$l2,So up. DE. 455o. s..o
C0LuMBiA dIs:, I'd; iSS5$S:64 sSo5 ~ hssss wsess
shwrs:: men; 10 min: dntn. AID 1880
Hospital; cog Butternut utter T, s.; s., "a.
and inactive officers by the. day.
VIZ. Or month. incl. club facilities.
1913 1918 I5RG. ID5RRGI.AF1ELD PL.-rront rm..
next to bath an Hr. 5 toansp. Tp aSEs gyt home
1S54 QUE ST. NV, "The Kennert"
-s7L4srge: a. 4n clean single rms. mr.. bath
WHEEsTMiSsTER ri RI TSsk sR. HOTEL. nth and
ming water; $9-$16; elevator. Ho.
1gss 1gssso cRITTENDEN ST. - quiet.
C0m1.s QDl. peQ, ue4I SnoMeIb uSS
Bendix; girl or cpl. GE. $3.50 aft; q.
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
for young men. Tiled shower; excel
lent location; $26 mo. DU. 9s74.
1858 WYOMING AvE.-clean. QUIET:
S25 sgle.: cony. transp.; public
S5IS MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished bedroom-sitting room ana
p1if6NT SHsai SAG ciRGha. mSnse. embassy area area
Elesantly appointed and carpeted
interior; quiet home atmosphere;
maid service; lovely front rm.. sgle.,
$50; dble., $50; available. soon.
furn. apt, for 2 or 4 gentlemen.
ATTlTfkeAG. Tlfe & 81 isiNGEE niT RIM. for girl: pvt.
home; best transp,; breakfast p5iyii'
sssas SSxSsAs t.y AyEmPll:asans <, lea iron. S,,.
stop. Avail. now. GE. .4s12. -
DUPONT CIRCLE-Carpeted wall 70
sall: complete kit. priviis. 2126 R
GSEsoRRGMErowN AREA-Attrac. sels,
I'm: for empl. woman; laundry pTalvi'
I$4a sSS m9i AND We 1piuSSlhaNAN SlhSa1N, in e-Toom s
home, attrac. front 2-rm. and bath
unit, furn. $45, unfurn. $50. Nc
kit. use. 90 min. downtown. GE'
ISnaFaihNEp SaFaihNEp EMPL. LADY-Nieeiy furn
rm., next bath: uf. 18th and Mon:
Tn T1s;n sSny. IYT tTansp; Ho; s;,t,i,,; t1iT;y. ,sros
DUowSf 9oom for one 81 two; sis.. phone "a ant q
laundry privils. De. 2705. -3I
1882 MASS. AVE. NV, Cumberland
Ant. %; double front room,
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g. VA.

NEW HOME-Lge. front rm.; beau
tiful high location, near Pentagon;
no drinking. OF. 7949. 81
ARLINGTON-1215 N. Abingdon.
sSds' Seas nesr aSrp sransp rm H RZ s1s1 si!a twin
SOUTH ARLiNGToNG5 minutes to
good transp. Men only. or. 79l7.
ONE SINGLE. 1 double. bath between;
on 2nd H., same on 3rd. Lovely
as porches. Comfortable liv. rm., n
free phone. Some kit. privils. WI.
ARLiENGToN-rwo lovely rms, one
with twin beds, / double, huge
closets, tile bath: excel. environment;
eeonyy;. transp.; gentlemen. JA.
ARIING'ToN-Lse. front rm.. furn.,
next to bath; bus TRANSFORMATION;
male only. 727 N. Arl. ST., CH. 03S3.
NR. CHEVY CHASE c1RcLE-private
T2koSa az szsii fAEk. Xxx @SSS 4osi Carroll ave- ave-
dining room and kitchenette; for
one lady; S2S: 81. 1746. Il
1901 WIS. AVE, Bethesda. Md
Near Health Center. Naval Hospital.
s MIN. KEY BRIDGE. s min. PEN
tagon. large newly decor. front rm.
with 2 exposures. Gentleman. IA.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOM. i or
tion. Reasonable. OW. 913i. Il
LGE. FRONT RIM. 2 exposures. in
new home, select neighborhood. IA.
7-5767. Il
Evening star., 1952-05-31
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

AT STUD ROAM. thoroughbred stall
lion; perfect manners. Fulton
HEREFORD BULLS, registered; "A
months to 8 years old; pure Domino
%ssSte 6Tssdins W. j. GIBg3Ns 4aaoS aaS
A5 HOLSTEN OPEN HEIFERS, / to
z yrs. old. Call Fulton a-3241. 81
BELGIUM PERSIAN HORSE. yrs.
sls e?1aE shs5 inf'5dfs ~ ss5d good worrying
THREE Angus. 2 Hereford cows. 2
bred Hereford heifers; S190 each;
registered Angus bull, S265; 200
bales Of hay, 75c per bale. Fulton
II HEAD RIDING HORSES. ponies
and 2 milk cows; must be sold.
CHOPMIST FARM, Rockville 6636;
rNH EVENINGS HU. .9o75: 81 81
shipping cans daily to Wash.
market. This is a clean, healthy.
high-producing herd and includes
several very fine pure.bred Hol.
stems: Priced To-. quick. sale at
Mr.. SMITH. PoolesviIie 37S2. Il
ONE FRESH COW. and 8 large heavy
Springing Holstein heifers; out of
high reducing cows; Bangs calfhood
Vaccinated. Phone Vienna 671-J.
HEREFORD cows, calves by side,
and heifers. Also trio Of Chinese
geese. Vienna 112-W-4. II
HOLSTEIN HEIFER with flrst calf.
$3.50; Holstein bull, "a years, $3.50;
2 purebred Jersey bulls. 8 mos old
$3.50; purebred short horn bull, 8
Alex. Alex. Va. Duke st. extended. ov.
BAY MARE, 2h yrs, 13 hands. show
Call JE. 2-5Os3. i
HORSES -. Rented and boarded.
bought and sold: moonlight and
hay rides. Special attention for chill
dren. 10. S-0327. Il
sIX-YEAR-OLD gray gelding; excel.
open jumper prospect. Reasonable.
P.H.B.x. REG, Palomino mare; 14M
hands Of T.B. breeding; 4 yrs. Gold
en- filly at her side. Owner going
in service. Sacrifice her at $400.
Cream color gelding. IA hands, $3.50.
Engleside 96-W-2. Il
PAL0MINO MARE, yrs. old. beauti-
full well-mannered horse. $3.50 or
HEREfosb SSst S5sf S1L2s' 81 2ss7a1 Outs.sndin,
proven three-year- -olds. OR. 1850.
week ends, Lenah, Va, 5-2232. II
G-HORSE TRAILER. 2 nice young
horses; child-broke. good jumpers.
PINEY CREEK STABLES, Edsall rd..
Alex. Va. AL. 1862. II
Evening star., 1952-05-31
HOUSES FURNISHED

FALLS CHURCH. June to Sept. Ills
"a, bedrms., l bath. sml. den.. lge.
yard; dessd-end street; child welcome
BEAHEsbA-cool EAi fSGSA location; june m' FL
Sept. Sept L rms; so;reS SsdTms; sta wash h
S1s5 Sisnsi mo s'ieSH VI. ssSS H after .p +.
rooms, maids room. full bsmt.. at;
tached garage, screened porch, oil
h;5w. heat. Owner leaving city.
L2NGLE4 3Si Izaop pARK-win rent to de-
pendable couple for summer months.
Excellent proposition to right people.
silver sPRING,;;-June 15-sept: 9.
Eslfq5e S1sT BeSd,s small spin:s s.Osfs9 dsin TT
carpeting, cool; conv. location; $3.50
mo. Responsible principals only.
WAR5MaN sa1i SxIl PARK AREA-charmine-
{ssss s'sS5ss;s fS:ss5 81 sss5$s s#SS no. S'}5i
J1NE 1Sgs, 1S-AuG. 15-rhree bedrms.
and bath, rscr. rm. and bath: Chevy
ATTRacs GhiRsas s1s9R sRM NO. B6SG1LSM2 RltSif S7a2 Me-
SIS5 furn. CAN Mr.. sherwin. II. L.
AE2fL. H2h &RSuN5 EHi; rs JGLY GIS'' '1-2sss Au-
QuDOn Ter. NV, fOreSb Hills area.
$500 per mo. CAN Mr.. Sherwin, H.
I. RUST CO.. MA. S100 for appt, to
GARFIELD laagSisi ST., Beth. Md-Det. brk.
Six rms, bath, recr. rm., screened
porch, yard, gar; well furn.; lease.
ssas ssbsI WV NJ HAMfsHiRg IA; saee AVE. wv
Six rooms, / bath. row brick. H.-w.
fas fsniSsd neat EsffTserstor orsS eSSmpstey sss
e6 eele fsrst MS Si6S q June. Call B. r: SAUL
ARLfNGTON " hree-bedroom, iM-
bath. 1-yr.-old rambler, Is min.
from Pentagon: for 1 month be-
ginning June 8. Phone oW. 2574.
rEREE-Bkb&ooM Eshsi sEDS; BRICK. anal.
bsmt.. lge: yard. garden planted;
conv. Boiling and Andrews Fields;
$125., Apply 5572 Fisher I'd. Sc.
cLsVREAND LsWRls Nd rARK-charmine. N new
S.bedtcom. So. master bedroom air
posal, dishwasher. fenced garden.
garage; July to Sept. /: S325 per
mo. Cali OR. 1920 II
SPRING VALLEY, Amer. Univ. sec
ton; charming 3-bedrm., .2M baths;
Jan. i: S1bo mo. Call OR 23O4.
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Evening star., 1952-05-31

HnLCREST-Nice rm.. 8 windows,
lge, closet; adult. home; for empi.
Lay Lay -s5sak sl9ek to bus; $40 month.
s. BEDRMS for rent; one with twin
beds; 4S6 e st. s.w.. or call ST.
NICE RIM. pvt. home. conv. streetcar
and buses. mr.. Boiling Field and
ROOM 81 IaSssns Tos To1Sa 3S 2IssSs EaSY; kit and
lndry. prtvils.: near Barney Circle;
1902 Fl st. Sc. At. 4495. q
EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN; constant
hot water; near 2 carlines. FIR.
.II;S9S; .IIS9S; 21S 5th st. Sc. Il,
1876 N. Carolina ave. and 413 2nd ST.
s.e. Call Ii. 4-6562. Il
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

BILTMORE ST. N.w.-vic. Col. Rd.
and 18th st. Girl to share 3-rm.
apt, bdrm., iv.rm., kit. porch:
nicely furn.; with one other. MI.
1901 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lady to
share 1-bedroom air-cooled apt. !;
Govt. employed woman; refs. ex-
changed; $50. MA. 96S3. Ext. 604.
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with 2
18th others; Gsll. "a. 5,e2SS. Il
fully furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with an
other; TV. excel. transp. TU. 1892.
YOUNG LADY viii share newly furn.
apt. with Q others; 25 to so yrs; !;
direct transp. Pentagon. XII. g.
APT. TO SHARE with empl. lady;
pvt. bedrm.; conv. to bus. Call
after pm. LU. 4-3547. -
PLEASANT LADY to share modern,
bright, spacious, 6-rm. furnished apt.
in apt. bldg. Handicapped lawn. All
conveniences. You'll love it. Gentle.
AK. 0756 after g pm. 81
TWO YOUNG MEN win share mod.
apt. with one under rs; NV. GE.
$3.50 before 8 pm. IL
Evening star., 1952-05-31
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

COLORED-ROOM for settled gentle
man or lady: $3.50 Holmead place.
coLoREb -LxRGE twin bedroom,
u blk. carline. GE. 0889, all day.
Sat-. SUM-, after $3.50 weekdays.
COLORED-1Ses RANDOLPH Sr,
NW.-Newly furn. front rm.; gentle
man; privil.; share kit. ia. 1904.
C0LORED-sINGLE RIM, empl. man
COLORED-COOL SINGLE FRONT
ROOM for an employed man. 721
Irving st. NV. RA. 9302.
Colored - Employed men.
Privileges. HU. 6588.