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Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03
Last of Uncle Toms
FuneraIized YESTERDAY
Thousands Of Negroes Packed Church
Auditorium With Hearts Full Of 6Iee

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Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03

gan shooting. His victims were
the policeman, a Chicago lawyer
and two women.
Arkansas State press., 1952-10-03
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Princess Lola Prince Athu
l7o pounds) az Pounds
Feature Attraction At Royal American
Shows on The Midway, Livestock Show
Ground
This Couple was Featured in Ebony and Our World MAJ,
zine. You Can See Them In Person In Little Rock. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
Come and See Princess Lola and Prince Arthur Do Thu
Jitter-Bue, Huckte- Buck and many other dances Done Nv
Professionals.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Churchill Is
Set To Come
To Meet Ike

LONDON. IN = Prime Minister
Churchill gave his cabinet coIlea-
gues q last minute briefing today
on his coming talks with President
elect Eisenhower.
Responsible informants indicated
that the aging British leader plans
to broach four major topics when
he meets his friend of World War
II days in New York. These are:
1. British American tactics in
case Stain makes peaceful ges-
lures more convincing than his
Christmas declaration Of willing
ness to meet Eisenhower and seek
q Korea solution.
2. Britain's desire to join the
ANUS Pacific defense pact which
now ties in only Australia, New
Zealand, and the United States.
., General Far East strategy,
Britain's part in II, and the i'm
pact on Britain and France Of any
new moves contemplated by the
incoming Eisenhower administra-
ton.
4. implications Of Eisenhower's
recent flying trip 10 Korea and
whether it opened any new ap-
proach 10 solution of the Korean
problem.
Churchill plans to travel to South
ampton in q special railway coach
tonight and spend the night on the
Queen Mary at the ports ocean
pier. The ship is expected to cast
off tomorrow moraing.
II the Queen" makes an unde-
layed voyage. he viii reach New
York Monday morning.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
College Probe
Plan Called
Real Threat"
Academic Freedom
May Suffer Says
Florida u. Head

GAINESVILLE R-Dr. ]. Hills
Miller, president of the University
of Florida, today labeled Sen. Nc
Carthy's (R.- Wis., proposed inves-
tigation Of the nations colleges as
a "real threat" to academic free
dom.
The Wisconsin Republican Mon
day said one of his first acts in the
new Congress will be to conduct
the investigation in a search for
subversive influences.
DR.. Miller said: Apparently the
senator has no specific plan in
mind as yet about investigating
the nations colleges and universi-
ties. Therefore any comments /
make viii be general rather than
concrete.
Undoubtedly there are some
subversive elements in all walks of
life, but l doubt whether a con-
gressional investigation is called
for in the field Of higher education
more so than in any other.
Furthermore, such a proposed
investigation constitutes a real
threat to academic freedom. and
this freedom is one Of the funda.
mental principles of American
democracy that must be safe
guarded.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Red Leader Bows
Out OF Truce Talk

MUNSAN, Korea, R-The Com
munist truce teams "jack-of.all-
trades" made a routine protest to-
day, then bowed out of the dead
locked Korean armistice talks.
North Korean Col. Chang Chun
San usually is cocky, but today
The was crestfaIen and detected at
Panmunjom, an Allied liaison off
Ger reported.
Chang delivered a protest aIleg-
ing Allied violations of the Pan
munjom neutral zone.
Then he announced this was his
last meeting. He Is being replaced
as senior liaison officer for the
Communist tguee
North Korean Col. chu Yon Who.
Chang led a Communis. TIA. :.
the first face-to-face truce meeting
in Kaesong on July 8, 1851, to set
the stage for the initial full-dress
truce session two days later.
Since that date. Chang has filled
almost every position on the Com.
munist team.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
3 Day Holiday
AT Courthouse
Begins Wed.
Spottswood Takes
Office Tuesday;
New Jail Is
Dedicated Jan. Is

The Courthouse will be closed
New Years Day and Friday as
well as the usual Saturday closing,
it was learned today.
There will be no session of
Criminal Court Friday. Cases set
for trial then are being continued
until January 8.
Meanwhile some officials are
preparing to take office Tuesday,
January 6. Chief among them is
Sheriff-elect John Spottswood who
moves into the office held by
Sheriff Berlin Sawyer in the last
IL years.
Sheriff Sawyer is preparing now
for his retirement next week. He
viii spend large part of his time
finishing his home at Howell Key
off Summerland in the Gulf.
The. new county Jail will be de.
dicated by Nathan Mayo, Com
missioner Of Agriculture, two
weeks from ThAEsdny, Ian. Is. I'm.
mediately thereafter Spottswood
and his staff win move in the
new offices located in the Jail.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Cuban Travel Tax Won't Hurt Havana
Key West Ferry Line Officials Say
c. OF c. Visitors Up 357 Per Cent This Week

Duval Street stores which did a
fine Christmas business, have not
had a great let down. Offsetting
the usual post Christmas morator-
ium on buying by Key Westers, is
the shopping done by tourists.
AS one visitor said to a reporter
at the courthouse this morning:
That's an awfully attractive
hand bag you have. You can find
such nice looking bags and shoes
in Key West"
In and out fhe gift shops, and
the clothing stores. fhrongs Of
visitors 80 in search Of suitable
outfits for Key Wesrs climate
and beach life.
Finally, contributing to the fill
ing up of the Island Is the re-
turn of the permanent winter visi-
tors, the homeowners who are now
settled in for the next four months
or so. Their cars and their pre-
Sence on the beaches, in the res
taurantS, and the stores, swell the
population to size much greater
than that in the months from June
through September.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
McCarty Names
State Vehicle
Commissioner

FIT. PIERCE R-Daniel f. West
fall, Miami. viii be state motor
vehicle commissioner after Gov
elect Dan McCarty takes office
Jan. 6.
McCarty announced Monday he
was designating him for the post
which pays $500 a year.
Westfall is administrative assist
ant to the Dade County school su.
perintendent. As commissioner, he
will succeed Arch Livingston, Tai
lahassee, named to the job four
years ago by Gov. Warren.
McCarty's announcement said:
with the number Of automo-
biles and trucks on Florida's high
ways increasing at a tremendous
rate each year, it is very important
that our motor vehicle department
be administered honestly and eff
ficiently."
The commissioner administers
laws relative to the registration,
re-registration, licensing and GER
tification Of motor vehicles, includ.
ing airplanes. He also issues and
cancels title certificates of motor
vehicles,
Westfall. a native of Charleston.
w. Va, was business manager Of
the War Manpower Commission for
West Virginia before moving to
Florida.
McCarty became acquainted
with him while he was supervising
principal Of the St. Lacie County
Schools. He moved to Dade County
several years ago.
Westfall. As. is married and has
three children.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Key Largo
Motel Sued
By Mortgagor
Foreclosure Is
Threatened In
Circuit Court
Suit Filed Here

The Saxony Motel in Key Largo
is having its mortgage foreclosed
by mortgagor First Federal Saw
ings and Loan Association of Mia
mi, according to a suit filed in
the office of Circuit Court Clerk
Earl Adams.
The suit is said to be for SIG, ZOO
loaned by First Federal, plus
$5,057 accrued since May and an
other 1854 advanced to the Sax
ony for expenses.
Leo Braverman is named as CO.
defendant in the suit.
The First Federal is seeking re-
lief by foreclosure of the mortgage
upon the property of the motel.
"To secure the debt therein re-
cited" states the lis pendens
notice." the decreeing of a sale
of the said property under the
direction of said Court, in default
of the payment of the amount
found to be due the plaintiff under
said mortgage, the appointment of
a receiver pendente lite, and for
other and general relief"
Another suit was filed earlier
this month against Dorothy Cohen,
widow, and Valmart-Miami Inc.
1t is foreclosure Of lien suit
brought by t. J. Clarke and John
Clarke under the name of John
d. Clarke construction company.
Mrs. Cohen operates an inn on
Lower Matecumbk near the Toll
Gate.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
City Commission
VIII Meet Today

The City Commission has sehe.
dUled . special meeting for this
afternoon for the purpose Of pass
ing a resolution accepting q grant
Of $7oo,lss in federal funds for
fhs planned renovations to ths
Key West sewer system.
The funds, which include an
outright grant Of $536,l58 and q
loan Of $4,000 from the HOUSING
and Home Finance Agency, will
be used in remodeIIins the bad.
IY anfiqUated and inadequate,
WPA built sewer system.
Al q meeting last week, the
city fsthers accepted a grant of
further funds for the two.miIIion
dollar project from the United
States Public Health Service.
DesdIine for bids on fhe pro.
iecf has been set for February
Ind.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Action On Kickback Charge Moves Forward

JACKSONVILLE R-Action on
S. L. Kilgore's kickback conspiracy
suit against Gov. Fuller Warren
and State Road Board members
moved forward On thr-s fronts to-
day.
A hearing opened Ia Federal
Court here. State Circuit Judge A.
d. McNeiN,, who held hearings
here Monday. called for opposing
attorneys to submit briefs by Fri
day. And, in Ocala, the Marion
County Grand Jury continued an
investigation of the charges.
Kilgore's suit, filed in U. S. and
state courts here and in Circuit
Court at ocala, charges he was
fired as $12, 200 a year sales man.
ager of the Florida Crushed Stone
Co.. 0cala, for bucking a kickback
deal set up by Warren.
The deal. he says, was to get 10
cents a ton on crushed rock to
help repay Warren's big campaign
contributors. He asks $500, 900 dam
ages.
Warren denounced the charges
as a political smear on the part
Of State Rep. Thomas T. Cobb,
Daytona Beach attorney who filed
the suit for Kilgore. State Road
Board Chairman Alfred A. McKeth.
an and others joined Warren in
denials.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

The governor said Cobb was sore
because during the recent cam
paign for governor Cobb s'con-
cocted a serewball scheme to sad
die upon he taxpayers 1887 500, 900
worth OF bonds purportedly to sslsld
nutty network of extravagant
superhighways" and that McKeth-
an exposed it.
Cobb managed Bradley Odham's
losing campaign for governor this
year.
In the hearing here Monday,
Judge McNeill denied a move to
let the Federal Court proceedings
be completed before those of Cir
cult Court.
The 0cala grand jury, resuming
its investigation after a Christmas
recess, heard two witnesses Mon
day-Clarenee Camp II, who sue
ceeded his brother as president of
the Crushed Stone Co., and Byron
Craig, secretary of the company.
The jury already has received
testimony from Warren, McKethan,
Kilgore and Cobb.
Voluntary witnesses still to be
heard are members of the Road
Board; c. v. Griffin, wealthy
Howey-in-the- Hills citrus man who
was huge Warren campaign con-
tributor; and C. B. Treadway, head
was organized as the kickback col
lecting agency. All have offered to
waive immunity.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Man Charged With
Breaking Into
Gomez Agency

Joseph B. Jackson Is being held
on $500 bond In county jail on a
breaking and entering charge.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Tommy Dix.
on announced today.
jackson was arrested by special
deputy Willie Gwynn on Christmas
morning al O'Clock while he was
breaking into Rogelio Gomez
agency at F2l Duyal Street. The
complaint states that jackson had
an intent TO steal.
He viii be tried In Criminal
Court.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
ISLAND LOADED
WITH TOURISTS
AT BEACH, BOATS,
MOTELS, HOTELS

The sudden influx of thousands
of winter visitors to Key West is
reflected in the 357 per cent in
crease in the number of callers
at Chamber of Commerce officers,
it was learned today.
In the two weeks before Christ
mas, the Chamber was averaging
only 80 visitors a day.
Last Friday fine Jump began.
The number Of in-person visitors
Al Chamber headquarters. Jack
son Square rose 10 100. On Sat.
Urday II was Up 10 l3S and yes
terday n reached 1877.
Visitors with cameras are all
over town. Out of state licenses
are numerous. Motels are hanging
out mo Vacancy" signs nightly.
Yesterday South Beach was 90
crowded that ears were parked
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30

next May.
The new pump was cut in be-
tween the hours Of midnight and
500 a. m. on the morning of Dec.
ember 1st and is expected to in.
crease the flow of water to the
city by 20 per cent and alleviate
the serious water shortage which
plagued the city last year during
the tourist season.
Rear Admiral irving Z. Duke,
Commanding officer OF the Key
West Naval Base made ihe an.
novneement today of improve.
ments to the Key West aqve.
duct and the fascinating story Of
q race against time to complete
fhe Job before the influx Of win.
ter visiters, which Is expected to
reach an alI-tiIns peak his year.
The project was reminiscent Of
wartime emergency vs-
lopmeni.
The work was dens -a1sr she
direction Of Commando ]. c.
LUppesss, Base Public Works OF.
fieer. who was directed by Naval
officials TO investigate the possi.
bilitY Of providing temporary i'm.
provemsnts 10 soresfsIl antlcipsi.
ed shortages Of wafer during The
winter.
After an intensive engineering
study, plan was developed which
would do the job within the time
allowed.
Following the approval Of tie
plan which was expedited. the
land was made available hy the
Overseas Road and Bridge TON
District. Mr. Brooks B6semAn.
General MaAagea ~ sistt aae1 !
cooperated IN furnishing the space.
Then, starting at midnight on
December 1st, pressure on the
line was cut to permit the altera-
tons to the piping at the Florida
City Pumping Plant and TO insert
new section at Long Key. Pres
sure was restored BY 500 a. m.
The following morning without mis-
hap. The job was finished so rapid.
ly that few persons we're even
aware that anything had happened
10 their lifeline.
Final work, including the in.
stallatiOn OF the headers and pumps
was completed and The system was
ready for testing on December 10.
The station is ready for use.
Severe material shortages we're
CONTINUED On Page Threel
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Small Craft Warnings

MIAMI R-Small craft warnings
were ordered up at 10 a. m. (EST)
today on the Florida West Coast
south of St. Marks to Tampa Bay.
The Weather Bureau predicted
increasing southeast and south
winds becoming 20 to 30 miles an
hour during the next "a hours.
A low pressure area near the
Texas coast in conjunction with a
high pressure area over the At
lantic are causing the increasing
winds, the weather bureau said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Final Plans
Worked Out In
Cuba For Start
OF Service Soon

The possibility that the
government of Cuba may
assess citizens of that coun-
try a SIS tax for travel to
the United States, is not ex-
pected to have a detrimen-
tai effect on the operation
of the Key West Havana
ferry line, informed sources
said today. The tax was
suggested in a decree by
Cuban President Fulgencio
Batista although whether
or not the tax will receive
final approval after it met
stiff opposition in Cuba is
still q matter for conjec-
ture.
However. officials Of the ferry
operation have indicated that II is
their belief that such a tax levy
would prove to be an aid 10 the
ferry business because Of the low
er cost of sea travel when CON-
pared with airline fares.
The new fee was introduced on
December 24th by Batista as a
part of q sweeping new tax pro-
gram n Cuba, However. two days
later II was announced that acs
ton On The tax progT1m had been.
held up pending further study by
his cabinet" "
Meanwhile. City Manager
Dave King reported me receipt
of letter from n. 6. Williams,
psesifsnt os fhs cpk Atlantic
Transportation company who are
ihe major stockholders In HE
Marine Bridge Transportation
Cooperation, operators Of the
proposed ferry line saying shaf
arrangements in This country
are virtually complete and that
ell that stands In The way 81 ihe
stsrt q operations is The slee.
ilon of officers for ihe eorpoFa.
iion In Cuba.
A lease with the City Of Key
West for the city-owned Clyde
Mallory Docks has been tentatively
agreed to for the Key West ter
minus Of the line.
Three members Of the City Com
mission attended O meeting in
jacksonville three weeks ago at
which time. details Of the deal
we're worked out with the officials
Of the ferry company.
Cuban authorities have promised
that final organization Of their
company win be completed BY
January 18th II the latest.
Relieving shs naming ef NE
osfleers. they are expected 10
Continued On Page Threel
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
along bvvsI Street as far back
as United and on South Street
TO Whifehaad and sinonton.

70 WntTenedo ana Stmonron.
Traffic has shot up accordingly.
Streets that are generally quiet
have reflected the influx of motor
ing tourists. Restaurants, whether
on Duval Street or out at RauPs
are all doing well. Saturday night
at Raul's there was a banner
crowd of diners and dancers.
Bars are filled to capacity come
eventide, and some of them earlier.
The regular season is more than
two weeks away. The post Christ
mas rush of visitors fleeing the
northern climate, however, gives
a height-of-the season feeling to
Key West.
IFs as though Christmas Day
were a signal for travellers 10
take off for the Keys and Key
West. Charter boat business Is
brisk and promises TO hold Up,
since many Of fhs visitors head
for the boats immediately, hop
ing for . catch worthy Of pie
lures for the folks back home.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
FEDERAL PAYROLL
SHOWS DECLINE

WASHINGTON lR ~ In Novem.
her. for the fourth straight month.
there was a decli:Ie In the federal
payroll. the Civil Service Commits.
sion said today.
Its report covered the executive
branch Of the government. and did
not include armed services person.
mel. The commission said that dur.
ing November the payroll dropped
by 300 to q total Of ASA, 900
workers.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-30
Navy Adds Pumping Station To Ease Water Shortage
Long Key Booster Pump Is Ready
For Use To Boost Key Vest Supply

Relief for the anticipated water shortage in Key
West during the tourist has been provided by the
United States Navy with the installation of temporary
pumping station at Long Key and minor notifications
the Navy owned pipeline which furnishes Key West with
it's water supply
The improved system, which was completed week
is expected to meet the demands of Key West and
the lower Keys until the completion of the Tavernier Plant
Evening star., 1952-03-24
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

THE GALENA, very mr.. the Senate
tractive dble. rms: kit. and laundry
sPoC Pdasili is.5 1etsF ST. N!w9ssmt II ws-esla b.arm
room and Kitchen: for employed cI,I cpie.
or 2 girls: $13 wk. CO. BOSS.
IaE NE GAihLaNA' Gih.ar very nr: the Senate
tractive dble. rms; kit. and laundry
privils;, refgr: II. 3-6s11.
Z. HYATTsvILLE, $12 wk., bedrm.
nrivil;, lge I'd. AP. 1908. -s4
NJ: Fr,sIda,rs GApreoL, l,og. 2 rms semipyt bath
.i17 + 81. N.W.-Lge. front studio i
rm., refgr.. radio, TV, sci. Small
rm.. Sis. Ex. 0653. -25
18th AND PARK RID. N.W.-studio
neWIS rS0m ksensnstte Fsfsr IcS hSt plate
ONE SINGLE ROOM. WI running H water'
LII: X. quiet person; S35. I349
one oHI1iS large Il. RM., RiM. running sS water.
oet oaf stSos eonple eec s5 Gefsr a4a aewlg dssd
1sas L ST. NV. nice Cd n. INK.
rm. with running water. only $10
sSes QUE ST. N.w.-sinsle 100 room,
3rd floor; laundry priyiI.; conv.
transportation. AID. 8166. -26
BEDROOM for lady abstainer; sink;
hot plate and refsr.; near transp. !;
large closet; unlim. phone. RA. 1884.
II04 L ST. N.W.-Nos. 5 and 4;
reas. priced with cooking facilities:
yy ksy % n Apt. ,I;,,, /; at op p1i99, ogoo or can
42I e ST. N.E.-Entire 3d-fioor front.
3 light rms. pvt. bath;
reas; rent; for quiet, settled people;
oNE FRONT LIGHT ROOM. sink,
stove. refgr.; $10.25 wk.; 604 g st.
4ifs i4th ST. N.w.-Large INK.
rm.: refgr. and hot plate. Couple
or 2 girls. RA. 3O02. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-24
APARTAAENTs WANTED
COUPLE with child. Can Jo.

TWO-BEDROOAI, ia Sc. area. for
COUPLE with I child. Can 20,
COLLEGE GRAD, Govt. employed,
wife and two children want two
bedroom apt. Wife. registered nurse,
would act as house or DEVELOPMENT
purse. Call J. J. SHEEHAN, AD.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desire
1-bedroorn unfurn. apt. in NV.
apartment building BY May l.. SIS
maximum, incl utilities. Phone DU
1887 ewes. after 8. 25s
FREE--Landlords. applicants waitini
TOR your furn. or unfurn. apts. ol
houses or sublets. WASH. Va.i white
Open 2 days. Ma. 00Ol.
GENTLEMAN, longtime Govt. small
apt, furn. or unfurn.. quiet: lowe
NV. Box 490-M. Star. 24s
FURN. APT. NV. apt. BLDG or 1
bedrooms for two refined gentlemen
perm, State Dept. employees. Cal
re. 5000. Ext. 1854. Sat-, Sun.
"a; weekdays. 9-5. 24s
EFFICIENCY or 1-bedrm. apt down.
town area. prefer NV, by music
teacher practicing at reasonably
hours. RE. 7346 Sun. any time
|2-BEDROOM APT. with utilities 70,
reliable considerate couple and
babies. Phone Columbia 1868
6-D am, b-7 pm. 25s
Evening star., 1952-03-24
DOGS. PETS. ETC,
FARM 8 GARDEN

m AMERICAN BOxwOOD BUSHES.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, ton soil. blue
stone. road gravel.. sand grading.
hauling, tree removing. 10. 3-5S79,
TOP SOIL AND BLUEsTONE for
driveway. Phone TO. 064S. --26
TREE REMOVAL, SIS ana up: get our
free estimates and save money:
RAgL.s TREE SERVICE: 10. 5-4S7s.
places, retaining wan. pipe drainage.
All kinds OF cement work, stone
work. p, MARCUCCIo. Rockville.
Nd Rockville 35SS.
TORSOI--Very good. rich topsotl
for lawns and greenhouses; very
ressSnasle s s =. GS1l GSllrH "a AZ 42s3; S.rrov.d
lawns disced and graded; clearing
Low. standard rates. Call WI. 06s4,
GARDEN FLOWING. large or small:
also diskins and graains; also yard
vfERSnlSs fEssalss FoP ToGne Sol Som, fisndscapsins
SseEag ana syery Lu n5Sss any sfasass Tine
GRASS SEED-300 his. 7Q% Ken
lucky blue. tested. SOC ID. Box
Fcs tSsIH sxLEMsod. gar good sluesrass. as from
ing Farmall, NJ tractor. used very
q. CARRIER. Woodbridee, Va. Teie-
phone Occo1uan 97-W .,5
cow MANURE. .well-rotted. So pei
10 bu., 81 per 10. 1915 per 5 bu.,
sSpDfNG sSs5iDfsss' AKD ND SsRADI SasRADING, silver
sPsinr spss ,,Imni.. Eals chasS sESaE sWIENRRE ERE
y; e.l510. after pm; 29
ING, Sod and top soil delivered n
load. lots, Phone Fulton S-2IS2
IsTRAWHEkR9 Ti.AaTsIM M; PLANTS. an varieties,
81 per 100. parcel post prepaid;
also Raspberry plants, black Nor
rison and everbearing red indian
summer; creeping nhlox; primross,
stS coI..yiTIss ITIcppisnsd "a, 'RHNp RID SgRpoll sllyei
Spring. Nd. Call Eversreen 4-ss4e
Evening star., 1952-03-24
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.
31O9 N. 9Th ST. Arlington, va. Lee.
rm. for l or 2 gentlemen. Day empi.
Next to bath; Cony; Navy, Pentagon,
TT. Meyer. CHI. 3944. "a
ARL. VILLAGE Apr. room for gentle
man man; $40 w6; w66;a cony. transp. ia 2
HYATTSvILLE--Lge. bedrm. for one
Sstb Or 2 mem EN- PVT: S entrance; mex. to
ARLINGTON-10 minutes from b. G.
sERyicH sE! HsIl PxRRffS PsRRssfS3 RAIssX sS,d1 NAT
ARLINGTON, block from North
Westminster blyd.; gentleman pre-
AKL., vA... l large rm. with twin beds
In new home; pvt. bath; close tC
d. G. bus; for or 2 girls: brkfst
privils. GIL. 5715 after 4. weekdays
100 N. KENTUCKY ST., ArI. Ss
Twin beds; S12 week; garage, So
mo-; conv. transp. 'GL. 1915. --2S
MT. RAINIER. MD.-4I03 Send St
! or rooms. pvt. residence, newly
decorated. phone. etc. UN. 1905.
LADY. employed, middle-aged to
share home with widow. Liv. rm.,
KIT, laundry privils., bath with
shower; reasonable. Convenient bus
Two Ss5Sios cHEEfPGi sP4T RSSoMs SS Ms7so4 70 new
home; / double. T single; pvt. adult
nome; near bus; refs. SH. 5879.