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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06
BY RALPH RoDEN
Associated Press Sperts Writer


They laughed in Brooklyn the
other day when Leo Durocher
said:
''H we win it again 100000 peo-
pie viii commit Suicide
Today Dodger fans are alarmed
but nobody's thinking Of jumping
off the Brooklyn Bridge-yet.
The Dodgers, who blew a 13,k-
game lead to the Giants last year,
lead their arch rivals by six games
but their commanding margin
could be reduced to one game by
Tuesday morning. In order to mar
row the gap to one game the Gil
ants will have to sweep a five
game series opening at the. Polo
Grounds today with doublehead-
er.
Durocher's enthused Giants
pulled within six games of the
Dodgers Friday. beating the Phil
adelphia Phillies, ga, as Brooklyn
suffered 81 beating at the hands
of the Boston Braves. Wilmer
Vinegar Bend) Mizell pitched the
st. Louis Cardinals to 40 VIC
tory over Pittsburgh.
While Giant fans were dream
ing Of another miracle run for the
pennant, rooters in Cleveland were
getting excited over the Indians
chances of ending New York's
three-year reign as American
League champions.
Early Wynn and Luke Easter
teamed up to lead the pennant.
hungry Indians to a so victory
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Hilarious Comic
SOftbaH Came
Set For Tuesday

Have you had your laughing
pill prescription filled lately? DO
you have q straight jacket handy7
You will need fhe Jacket but not
the pills next Tuesday night at
Baysisw Park when the Beta Siu-
ma Phi Tin shorfsl and the Jay.
Gees Tin dressesl meet for bat-
tie the the finish in soft ball.
The main event cs The evening
win be en- outstanding one. Sew
seal new tricks and plays have
been planned to make This me
comic softbsll game Of fhe veal
Last years game was oufssand-
ing in fhe field Of entertainment
and this years even promises 10
be better.
Line Up for HE Jaysses Is ~
follows:
Paul EsqUinaldo, Manuel Lepax,
Joe Pinder, Fred Bailey, Judd
Grirrel. EveFsfts swesfing,
Charles Saunders Tom ketchinss,
Mervin Thompson. Sam Collins
Louis Divide. and Kennefh Know.
les. Jack Appel and Newell Pinder.
The Beta Sigma Phi line Up will
be announced shortly. Game time
Is AZ 9 pm. sharp IN Bayview
Park Tuesday September sfh. This
will be the last chance OF the
season to really see The Jamplr
killd.
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Don Cruz Tops
.Softball Loop
Batting Race

Don Cruz, crack third base
man for the Coca Cola softballers
is leading the Island City Soft
ball League with an average of
.545 in games played through
Thursday, September 4th. Nelson,
the Navy shortstop, is close be-
hind Cruz with sis. In third
place is Hinton, another Navy
slugger with .423.
The Navy is currently DOM
mating the league as far as slug
ging honors are concerned.
Bear, big Navy first baseman
leads the league in runs scored
with 20 and in runs batted in
with 20. Bear has also belted the
most home runs, with four. He
is tied with teammate Nelson for
the most hits, II.
The third in a trio of Navy
sit. ggers, Hinton, leads the loop
in doubles with seven.
John Cruz, Coca Cola center
fielder has stolen the most bases,
six. Billy Dawson of Telco and
Alfred Knowles Of General Elec-
trio have struck out the most
times, seven. Cookie Gomez,
Telco infielder, has drawn the
most free passes, walking total
of IL times.
In the pitching department,
Knowles leads the league with
five victories and no defeats. Don
Williams of Coca Cola has struck
out the most batters, 90. Dawson,
Telco right handler, has walked
the most, 81 and has allowed the
most runs, 70. Gamble of Vx-l
has given up the most hits, SIS
and has pitched the most innings,
so.
The ten leading hitters in the
loop. based on 20 or more times
at bat are as follows:
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MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
BY The Associated Press
American League

american League
Batting - Fain, Philadelphia,
.331; Mitchell, Cleveland, 1929:
Woodling, New York, 1924; Kell
Boston, 81; Goodman, Boston
.SO7.
Runs batted in = Zernial, Phila
delphia, "a; Dolby, Cleveland, SO;
Rosen, Cleveland, 90; Robinson
Chicago and Dropo, Detroit, SO.
Hits - Fox, Chicago, 1877; Fain
Philadelphia, 157; Avila, Cleve
land, 156; Robinson, Chicago an6
Rosen, Cleveland, 152.
Home runs - Dolby, Cleveland
and Berra, New York, 20; Zernial
Philadelphia, q; Easter, Cleve
land, 26; Rosen, Cleveland an6
Dropo, Detroit, Is.
Pitching l. Consuegra, Washing
ton, 60, 1000; Shantz, Philadel
phia, 22-6, 1856; Raschi, New York,
1876, $50; German, New York, So
ia; Reynolds, New York, 17-S,
$3.50.
National League
Batting - Musial, st. Louis,
1877; Kluszewski, Cincinnati, .316;
Robinson, Brooklyn and Baum.
holtz, Chicago, $40; Schoendienst
st. Louis, 1903.
Runs batted in - Sauer, Chica-
go, lis; Hodges, Brooklyn, So;
Thomson, New York and Ennis
Philadelphia, SO; Campanella,
Brooklyn, SO.
Hits - Musial, st. Louis, 1853;
Schoendienst, st. Louis, 1866; AID
ans, Cincinnati, 1863; Lockman,
New York, 156; Ashburn, Phila'
delphia, Isl.
Home runs - Sauer, Chicago
IS; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 81; Hodges,
Brooklyn, 90; Gordon, Boston, %;
Mathews, Boston, Campanella,
Brooklyn and Thomson, New York.
20.
Pitching - Corwin, New York
SO, 1000; Roe, Brooklyn, 1912, 1888;
Black, Brooklyn and Wilhelm, New
York, 1913, 500; Yuhas, st. Louis
8-2, 800; Johnson, Boston, Al
800.
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"HOME RULE

CONTINUED from Page Onsl
are fighting IL az . group. He
stressed, however, that he feels
il is no longer possible for count
les. especially the larger counties
such ss Dade. 10 operate efficiently
under the present set.up.
Commisxi0ner Lewis Han Object
ed 10 TIE horse rule amendment
on gruafsas that ii pruteets the
Boards If Public Instruction in the
state. which be said have had many
scandals IN the last five years
He said he wcsfl6 IKE 10 ses schooi
boards subject 70 mo6srnizztioa b
tie sane degree as ogher agencies.
He also waists Csansy Commis-
Eacs sne sEsh crSlinzags-
zakLng aush0riy. . -
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SUBMARINE
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
Chopper Gilmore - 1400.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER -
Sea Cat Odax - 1400.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10
Sea Poacher Bushnell = 400,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
Sea Poacher Odax - 400.
Balao Sea Dog - 1900.
Chopper Archerfish - 2l30.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12--
Sea Cat Bushnell = 400.
Amberjack Guavina - 1900.
Trumpetfish Petrol - 2l30.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13-
Barb Manta - 1900.
Batfish Guavina - 1880.
Clamagore Archerfish =
1900.
Amberiack Petrol - 2030.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IA -
Gilmore Sea Cat - 1900.
Bluefish Trumpetfish : 1880
Batfish Manta - 1900.
Clamagore Barb - 1880.
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PORTER LEADS
Continued From Page Onel

NNOutlnueo rTOm rage OneJ
that Congress be urged to submit
for ratification by the legislatures
of the several states an amend
ment to the Constitution of the
United States which viii I'd de-
prive Congress of the power to
impose death and gift taxes and
leave that field of taxation exclu-
sively to the states, and (2) limit
the power of congress to impose
taxes on incomes in peace time to
specified maximum rate, such
amendment to be in substantially
the form of that proposed by Con-
gresham Chauncey w. Reed In
House Joint Resolution 323 intro
duced by him in the House Of Rep
resentatives on September 10, 1851
and
Resolved further, that a copy
of this resolution be sent to each
Senator and Member Of the House
Of Representatives from this
state"
The proposed amendment &C.
eording 10 fhs special committee
Of the American Bar Assoelaflea
would help shs lowest income
group, and shs highest. n
would Der Congress freun inapos-
ing taxes on income, whether d.
rect or excuses beyond IS per
cent except BY . fhree-fc0rshs
vcte.
The amendment deprives Con.
gress completely Of the power at
any time to impose death and gift
taxes, leaving such sources Of rev.
enue, exclusively 10 the states
where competition would tend to
keep the rates within reasonable
bounds.
Congress would be given the pow
er in wartime to suspend the hmi-
tation on taxing incomes for peri
DDS not exceeding one year each
during any ''war which creates .
national emergency 80 grave as to
necessisate such action to avoid
national disaster. !" Congress
could only suspend this nmitation
on the basis Of q three-fOurths
vote.
Bsr Asseeisiion eonmlfise Isad-
sFs say mat taxes On irsdivi6val
ineemes under re present Law ere
pradussea frem . rsfs 81 al
p9rrerss On incomes undsr 81 80
- hivh 81 " psresna en ineennss
81 ever 500 30
Under fhc present lsw the taxes
on corporztions c0nkis4 Of . nor
mai tax a 70 percent On al In
come and 4 surt1x q = percent
On income oger SIS 90. pinK
an excess profits Tar Il - per-
cent "a the adjusted excess profits
nes income
Chairman 81 tie special CON.
mffaee q the Americsn Bar A.
mraation. Is william Logan Mar.
In a Rirningham, "A.
PaFtsf & re kAsages essn1Y
shairmsn sppsiaisd ~ waists ..
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Terrier Leads
Empire Open

ALBANY, N. Y. R - A field
trimmed to 60 golfers aimed today
at Jim Terriers 1O-under-par 100
in the third round Of the 81. 900
Empire State Open.
The husky San Franciscan was
three-up on his closest rivals -
SIammin' Sam Snead, White Sui.
phur Springs, w. Va: Armand
Farina, Schenectady. and Mike
Turnesa, White Plains.
Ferrier posted q three-under-par
81 Friday to 90 with his record
So in the opening round over the
8 ,i7s-yard Normsnside Country
Club course.
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GPOR IS ::
FRIDAY RESULTS

By The Associated Press
Cleveland 8 Chicago 0
Philadelphia 3 New York 2
Washington 2 Boston 0
(Only games scheduled1
National League
New York S Philadelphia 4
Boston 3 Brooklyn /
st. Louis Pittsburgh 0
(Only games scheduled)
Florida International League
Miami Z st. Petersburg /
Miami Beach Is Tampa 90
West Palm Beach 3 Lakeland 2
(12 inningS)
Havana 8 Key West 2
Florida State League PIayof
Daytona Beach 2 Palatka 0 (Pa-
latka leads 2-1)
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TOday's Games
BY The Assoeisted Press

BY The Associated Press
American League
New York at Washington (n)
Philadelphia at Boston Cd
Chicago at Detroit
st. Louis at Cleveland
National League
Brooklyn at New York ~
Boston at Philadelphia (n)
Cincinnati at Chicago
Pittsburgh at st. Louis (n)
Florida international League
Miami Beach at Tampa (2)
st. Petersburg at Miami
Key West at Havana
(Only games scheduled)
Florida State League
Palatka at Daytona Beach (Pala
ka leads final 3 of S playo
series 2-1)
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Aircraft Damage
Is Investigated

WASHINGTON Up - A Senate
watchdog group is investigating
the heavy aircraft damage at the
Carswell, Tex. Air Force Base this
week to see if losses were due
to inadequate storm warnings,
equipment or manpower.
Four Of the three million dollar
B-36 bombers were tipped over and
about Is per cent of all planes
at the giant base were damaged
when a sudden, violent wind storm
struck Monday.
Neptune is the outermost Of the
known planets Of the sun.
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lEAcuE srANplNes

Of the Penxacola Coast Guard sta
ton said he received an SOS eaEl
about lo.is pm. from the yacht
Sex.
Two Coast Guardsmen sped 10
the area and By the light Of fiarex
found all IT passengers wearing
life prcseryers. The yacht wzs
listing badly.
Taylor said board had heen
torn loose and water cane u -
fast thar he beat sank i u M.
ateS.
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liz Saved
From Drowning

PENSACOLA IA Sania Rosa
Coast Guard Station crew saved
~ adult members Of q Baptist
Sunday School class from druwn-
ing Friday night after ; yacht
owned hy Clarence Taylor sank Ia
Pensacola Eay.
George Cole. officer IN charge
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Girls SOftbaH
Set For Tonight

The Evans Enterprises girls
sofsbsII Team viii meet shs TsIs-
phone Girls senishf IN . eensssi
Sisted 70 set Underway tonight a.
700 pm. IN Bsyvisw Park.
The contest will mark me start
Of what promises 70 be an sushv-
sisssie setivs season Of girls sen.
ball In Key West.
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hvmLsy. president - ne Dads
County RsT Association.

County haT Association.
Humkey wrote Porter last week:
Confirming my telephone con
versation on August ~, ] hereby
officially designate you as chair.
man Of the above committee for
Monroe County. sincerely thank
you for having accepted this ap-
pointment. and 1 am confident
that have chosen competent hand
In which to place this commission.
I believe that the time has arrived
when something mast Be done e.
b0us the power Of Congress 20 tar
incomes. inberisznceS and gifts. II
Is incumbent UPON or profession
70 take the lead IN getting this
message 10 the people. believe
Il win be al easy matter % sell
The public On iris. / earnestly urge
you 10 uae dilieent effort Ia ap-
pointing others 10 assist yOa CD
this committee, ard getting right
to work on booking speeches be-
fore civic eirhe, womens clubs and
oEher type1 a erzanixziiona with.
II the cnunsy. Our purpose II -
urge them 10 adept resoiai0ns
similar 20 TIE one enesozed here-
with. ard f0rward them 10 our
CrrRresemen ard senatorss stress
lng ne nseeasssy n baekinx ths
ad0ggion & he amendmeni
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Red Cross Group
To Meet Monday

The Disaster Preparedness ana
Relief committee Of the Key West
chapter Of the American Red Cross
win meet Monday at 3 pm. az
headquarters
Paul G, Albury, chairman Of the
committee urges all members 70
attend.
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SIrunk Lumber
Yard

Unless you can afford T.
wait until a few weeks be-
fore winier-beller fix up
now.
To save money, do Il
now while labor il plenii.
ful and everybody l. look
ing for something TO do.
Just . few more weeks,
and all workmen will be
working early and late 20
get things ready for the
golden tourist crop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-06

swrencc Curtis jackson. fast
e with the Fresno. calf Car.
AS. became the first pitcher in
anlxed bah 70 win ~ games this
son. The 2i-yeaf.old farmland
"a { On July 3.
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Baseball
Standings

BY The Associated Press
Won Lost Pct.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are, enjoying
YOURS. Comfortable screened runs.
good food kind supervision. Pick up
RRoss as ssssizfHS KENNE stgd SR1ss ss
BOXERS. f1ashy fawn female. ! W;
also flasiy brindle female. mos. /;
Axe; inoc:. and cropped. RELHO
KENNEL Vienna 499-W. "a
B0XERaoMale. Axe registered. Call
TRAINED BEAGLE HOUNDS. ready
to hunt. E. NJ. TRENIS. .Jr,. Catlett,
Va. Phone Calverton 2S4l. -2I
DACHSHUND. 5-mo. .old puppy; Axe
reg; brown; prac. housebroken: all
shots; $65 to right family. OIL. 1853
CooN HOUNDS. black and tan. an fe-
Warsaw. Va. 915-M. 23'
GREAT DANE. male. Axe reg. !;
fawn with black mask; .1la yrs. old;
affectionate: wonderful with chill
dren; owner moving; reas. to right
GERMAN PhssEi kI sHEPaERD ES'aaaal puppies, Axe
I5yfs: Io' i.os1s. slsi "0F"sd' ssS 70 SsS 80:
GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINTER.
female; 20 weeks old; fine fleld
Boxes ssSiRs''i purfirs. Isns; pure bred; SAD s4o5
-PtDi % weeks OlQ. OL. 0339. ..
DACHSHUND PUPPY, red. IA wks.,
Axe registered: must sacrifice. WA.
$500. Ext. $40.
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES-AKc
reg. SIS. Phone OR. 1897. -23
WANT A NICE DOG? Come to Mont.
Co.. Shelter. Open Sat. S:30-I2;
weekdays until 8. 81. 51S3.
COCKER PUPS. blond, Axe reg.
breed that insures good disposition
and easy training: $35 and $40 ea.
WANTED-Pet-lo who will give
good home to cocker. coon hound
and police mixed. terrier. Dalmatian;
kitten. white. Maltese. Reas. Ia
BEAGLE PUPS. II wks., Axe. rp.
CHI; sired ont of field champ;
Willis Run spot Bitch. also 8 broke
rolcap dogs: KE. $4,000. -23
gion-bred puppies; will hold for
xmaS. 2n oGs, a27ls Ga. ave. Silver Spying.
GERMAN PoLICE PUPPIES, age 9
wks.; not Axe reg. but purebred:
male. S35; female, S25. Vienna
56-W-1. -23
Evening star., 1952-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STORM WINDOWS, triple track COM
bination aluminium storm windows
and screens. Aluminium storm doors.
Sold at price YOU can afford.
cHpo 1s fs5mtss sae sfsms co s6ra1sid
Beth. ave. Beth. Md. WI. 60SS;
STORM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SELF
storing, double or triple tracks and
inside or outside easement. Com
prices; AS low as S1.25 weekly.
STOVE, Hotpoint, elec. in good work
ing c9nd;. = burners, oven and broil-
er; ideal Tor summer cottage; S25
s2,,,1 or best offer; JE. 2-5O74..
sGipS si, sss Lamp or,s esDeeialy ssa beneficial
TAsba sbars wslnSt asS MA MsTsensI9n 4aGa lesyes'
quality. 6xs. s4.S5; 16x2os e. sSs' s.Sp
spst sfas5. 5.rans snd Il Il IT, $iss5 $$lssss FaLns 4 +
CHURCH SALES. FA. 6O60. 20
Masnavox. 17-in., blond
table model. Phone WI. Os4l
rELESyIsI9N-Extra dI vi ;lS larse discounts
tionally-advertised II" and 90"
TABLE and console televiSions Cash
OF terms Fully guaranteed by
Washington's Oldest TV and Appii.
ance Store. STAR RADIO CO.. (O9
llth st. NV
TELEVISIONS. washers. refrigerators,
sewing machines and electric an.
pliances sold for no money down,
NE; ;- RICE. ME. 1855. Ewes. TE.
TELEvIsIoN-RcA 21-in. fun doors
blend, current model. Cost $3.50.
sacrifice. $325. 81. 2416. -22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. advertised
brands. 1o-2O& of. cash or terms.
18TH st. n W NO 3442
Evening star., 1952-11-21
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

RELIABLE MARRIED GIRL bet. 1872
TO share apt. with another, in Boil
ing, Field area. conv to buslines.
CAL 10. 3-6535 after pm. week
TWO BEDRMs.. liv. rm., kitchen and
path apt. to share with , girls, age
town. Cali DI. 1851 after $40 pm.
GIRL wanted to share Arm apt. with
one other, all privileges. 10. 3-44S3
COLLEGE GRxDTATES.u men men. mid
EOS, desire 3rd to share 2-bedrm
furn. apt. in excel. loc. Call MI.
9ss9' aI ss,,1faax . to 10 pm. FRI or 8 to s
WILL SHARE APT. with mother and
caII esl1d J4 eyer s.is74 + Day care for child.
GIRL 70 SHARE 1st-fioor apt; Kit.
liv. rm., bedrm., bath. front and
rear porches; S35.35t Ho. 26s;.
LADY, over IS, to share 1-bedrm. apt
n adne. ne. SECTION; Protestant preferred; ;
YOUNG MAN COMPANION. consen-
1al, to share Arm. apt, pvt. bedrn. !;
age 1880. Can DU. 1850 any time.
between ages 1925
Call DE. 5S4S after 6 nm. weeE- tJe
days. all day Sat. and Sun. wS3
COLORED COUPLE TO SHARE ant
with young couple; private bedrm !:
w. automatic washer. LU. 4-653S
COLORED-GIRL to share conv. ioc
3-rn. apt. with ! other: pvt. bedrm
$50 mo. ia. $3.50. --23
Evening star., 1952-11-21
MlScEL. FOR SALE tcont.l

DINING ROOM SUITE. s-piece wal
nut, excellent cond.; 500. WA.
DINETTE FURN.. mod. dark mahog.
table, pads. 4 chairs, buffet. Al
most new; 500. Kenmore S-6664.
DINING TABLE. 18th Century
mahos. apt. size. S75. Wo. S6l2
D1sHwAsHERs. DIsPosALs. ma
tionally advertised brands. Up to
25eo OF. Cash or terms. MASTER
APPLIANCE CO., 2443 18th st. NV.
DRYER. .Hamilton," used. Mod. E4O0,
good condition; $35. WA. 4243; Sun,
ELECTRIC: fsH:' TRAIN. Ho gauge: 4 en-
gines, 13 cars. tracks. equip; $50:
also large toy steamboat, SO; other
articles. XII. 5000.
ELECTRIC TRAIN. American FLYER
PASSENGER and freight. incl. switches,
bumpers, uncupplers, plenty OF track
and accessories. TO. 6776 aft. p. m
ELECTRIc RANGE. Hotpoint, 1862
de luxe model: must sacrifice pest
mates on chain link ornamental OF
,ssd WoGS picket fsGe,g fenss ;oSs RSSsb S Of .t2 n
aaaayy, and srAR9 MeSdago ggoFs1icK MSH; 229d en- abd
Or. 1122. Ii. 7-7500. oW. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-11-21
ROOMS FURN.-MD. G. VA.

ARL.-single room. min. to Penta
gon. Navy Annex and Arl. Hall;
quiet girl pref. Call after q pm. or
Sat: and Sunday. ia. S-3SO2. 81
AKLINGTON-Warm, pleasant single
rm:, pvt. bath; near Parkington: il
mile Arl. Hall; near bus to Penta-
gon and city; $50 mo. ia. 2-64S6
50: est or 2LEx.-Ise. RE: dols. @R1 5edIm.,
nlielI, nlfeIIy furn,; kis, kis, n.y. rm; and iaun.
ONE BEDRM.; suitable for couple:
WITH Kit. prtvl.; nr. Naval Hospital.
CAN WI. 92S2. -2i
ARL.-Nice rm. next to bath. 2 girls
North Piedmont St. GIL. 5549. ga
FURNISHED ROOM on Route $40 in
Gaithersburg, for 1 or 2 adults
only; private bath and entrance.
Gaithersburg 772-R.
CHILLUM, MD.-Warm. conf. rm,:
close to buslines. So week. UN. 4O6i. !.
NICE sGLE. RIM. for a refined Set
tied lady; .dble. rm. for refined
couple working in govt; privileges.
IA. 2;0O37 after pm. -23
3iO9 N. 9th ST.. mr.. Ft. Myer. RIM.
Tor gentleman. next bath. Day en-
ployment. CHI. 1914,
Evening star., 1952-11-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1853 QUEBEC PL., N.w.-Room for
Ink; convenient transp., telephone
factlities; Gall RA: 37s7.- -23
14SO HARVARD ST: N.W.-Sleepins
rSSa1 rooms l., with pIivil: Of reception
DOwNTowN-21o E st. NV. Bedrm.
ana kitchenette; refgr,. stove. sink,
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2110 r st. NV
Large light housekeeping rm. with
aia afiannifs sT HstfS AdSlss Snlz decorated
foam mattress; Sis WE. Ex.. esss.
STUDIO ROOM. running water, - gas
ssS stoye refsp' 1asa co5nb,. d6le $l25o; 81 ssle'
TWO ROOMS. pvt. bath. gas stove,
Tefsr,; TsIp c quiet couple. SIS weekly.
18th ST. .N.W.--Pvt. rm.. TV: conv.
bath and kit. $40 mo, NO. 1857.
i4l6 14th ST. N.w.-Lge. nicely furn.
Ink; rm,; refgr., hot plate; for
Iis1 ieth ST. NV N.W.Mfrout NHi optI dbie, M1I Tm
sies: refgr. and stove; linens; mr..
:, bath; %I1 GSI SlS wk Hu; 9676. -26
privils.; close to bath; pvt. detached
schools; will be avail. sun, Nov. s5.
RA. 1906. 4313 Kansas ave. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE-rwo large rooms.
n1st.. nLss nSor; S}S II rsfsr; run: water. hot
SCOTT CiRcLEMboSssle S o.6 ss n;%; Room. ser Semi
pvt. bath, kitchenette; $3.50 mo.
dS29 Mass: ave. NV. 22s
1865 WYoMING-Very lge. clean fri.
I'm; Ink; refgr.. hot plate; Mt.
Pleasant car; $40 wk. MI. s404.
Mr.. 18th AND EUCLID-Lse hsTnp
rm.. twin beds; clean linen furn.;
use OF washer; SIS wk. NO. 1924.
Mr.. sHOREHAM-Lee.. beaut fnrn
not plate; bus at door; 50. Also
sleeping rm. 194s Calvert. AID. 1851.
MINTwOoD PL. NV. vic. 18th and
Columbia rd.-Studio rm,, hot plate
14ss CLfFToN' ST. r. N.WEpbls. W.. IaSs rm
rWsun rtW,snspt1; ptNrSlpN ShS No. 1867. %:
iMS cioSed cNruhN. nrrns Ink, rms. and in
shiid and pGrsa Care cHGRMTeHa1fss GM afss consider
501 SEWARD SO. s.E.@conv loo
dble rm. with fitchenette%. % cpIs. be-
pfSS1Niaa fSS1ia ACCEPTED SVg Il II. 4-a5ss; "a
saitsble ufh sfS for I5upRnsnE RF a4si sft'r retgr
SO3 z ST. N.W..Lge. Ink. rm-. new
refgr.; nicely furn., linens. After
s. pm, Ii. 6-19S3. -23
CAPITOL HILL AREA-Attractiveiy
furn: studio liv. rm., full kit. and
WnSsning : machine. 710 A st. Sc,