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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-18
Governors
Race TodGy


Florida'S major candidates for
governor are shaking hands among
5000 school teachers at the Flori-
da Education Association conven-
ton in Miami today.
They won't be allowed to speak,
because campaign talks are taboo
at the biggest of all state con-
ventions, but it is a rare oppor-
tunity to solicit votes personally
among delegates from every coun-
ty in the state.
Timing his attack to coincide
with the teachers meeting, Dan
McCarty charged in a statewide
radio speech from Miami Thurs
day night that Bradley Oldham is
insincere in his campaign promises
to support the minimum foundation
school financing program in full.
He said that when the 1919
Legislature was considering House
Bill 54S, which financed the foun-
dalton program and carried its
major features, Oldham voted re-
peatedly in favor Of various amend
ments designed to weaken" it, and
finally voted against it on final
passage.
Then, he said the House Journal
. showed, Oldham asked that his
mo" vote be changed to ''yes."
'.It was done to mislead the moth
ers and fathers and school teach
ers in the hopes of making them
believe that he had supported the
BILL" McCarty said.
Oldham, speaking a. Gainesville,
continued his criticism of McCarty
and the other major candidate
Alto Adams. He said he thought
McCarty lis personally honest, but
/ don't know if he'll fight COR
ruption. =. How many times
have you heard him say that this
gambling had to 60 or that the
Warren Administration is cor
rupt?" he asked.
Both Oldham and Adams have
made much of McCarty's failure
to follow their lead and criticize
the administration of Fuller War
rem, who defeated McCarty for
governor four years ago.
At Tallahassee Thursday night.
Adams repeated his claim that
men high in the Warren admins
traticn were plotting 10 build a
Ia million dollar jacksonville
Miami toll turnpike without COM
petitive bidding, and dared Gov.
Warren to sue him II he didn't
think il could be proved.
Warren and Road Chairman Al
fred McKethan have denied that
either the State Road Department
or the Improvement Commission
has gone further than start a sur
vey of feasibility. Adams has ex.
hibited a copy of 1850 report
on the feasibility by a Jackson
vile engineering firm, but Warren
and Mcclellan said ii wasn't given
to any official agency.
Adams said he wouldn't be sur
prised If the officials now would
get someone to file a report that
the project isn't feasible 90 il can
be forgotten.
McCarty said Of Adams efforts
to tie him to the purported turn
pike deal that the former State
Supreme Court justice had pre-
scented evidence that would ssbe
laughed out Of q kangaroo court. :"
He said 1t was nothing but an
unsigned carbon copy Of q memo
randum, addressed to nobody,
from nobody, and about nothing
which concerns the record of Dan
McCarty or this campaign. =. j.
Have you ever known any man
who rose so high In the legal pro
fession TO sink SO low?" he asked.
Adams caught it from Oldham.
too. The young Sanford man again
brought up bis claim that Adams
was interested In q cattle com
pany that bought land In ST. Lucie
/ County, then made n IL million
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-18

Tom Connoliy. umpSFe In Chief
of tie AnericAn League. was
born IN Manchesses. Engaand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-18

The sugar content of the sap
of maple trees is from 2 to Z per
cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-18

The skins of most fish secrete a
slime which protects the body.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-27
All Field Crops
Project Enlarged

New requirements to include COM
mercial canning crops, new rec
ord book, and enlarged scope will
bring the Delaware All Field Crops
project up-to-date in 1852.
Samuel MGwinn, State All Club
leader, announced the changes this
week.
Provisions for growing more
commercial canning crops have
been made, both in requirements
and in the record books. Snap
beans, lima beans, cucumbers for
picking or slicing, peas, sweet corn,
and tomatoes are included. Acre
age requirements are one acre for
snap and lima beans, peas, and
sweet corn; one-half acre for to-
matoes; one-eighth acre for cucum-
bers.
White potatoes are also included
as specific project. The member
must grow not less than one-fourth
acre of any adapted variety.
Requirements for corn and small
grains are the same, according to
Gwinn. The new project books
were set up with the help of Will
liam H. Mitchell, assistant agrono-
mist, Delaware Agricultural Ex-
tension Service.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-27

COW with an adequate amount of
this vitamin. To provide the same
amount of vitamin A, Is pounds of
corn silage, % pounds of average
legume hay, or 141 pounds of low
grade mixed hay must be fed daily.
Another angle is that a good
dairyman tries to balance his milk
production the year around by
breeding part of his cows to fresh
en- during the late fall and early
winter. AS more and better hay
and silage becomes available for
winter feeding, the percentage of
conceptions during the winter
months may increase.
This connection between better
roughage and pasture programs
and better herd management, is
one that dairymen can follow up to
advantage, Young suggests. One
way to evaluate and improve your
pasture program is to join the
1852 Greener Pastures Program.
County agricultural agents are
now enrolling interested dairymen
throughout the state in this pro-
gram.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-27
Cooked Frozen Vegetables
Not Good, Saws Nutritionist

Freezing leftover cooked vege-
tables to use at a later meal is not
recommended by food research
specialists" says Miss M. Gertrude
Holloway, nutritionist with the
Delaware Agricultural Extension
Service.
Vegetables that are completely
cooked before freezing are not as
good tasting, nor do they have as
high a vitamin content after re-
heating to serve again. Many veg
etables develop a stale warmed
over flavor, and turn limp, watery,
or mushy," according to Miss Hol-
loway.
Research has been done on freez-
ing completely cooked asparagus,
carrots, greens, broccoli, caulifow-
er, lima beans, snap beans, okra,
peas, and cream style corn, beets
and beet greens.
This does not mean however,
that homemakers can do away
with blanching vegetables before
freezing. 1t is just the completely
cooked vegetables that lose flavor,
appearance, and vitamins when
frozen and reheated," Miss Hollo-
way warns. 'Blanching is still
necessary for good frozen vege-
table product"
Smyrna times., 1952-03-27

for home and small scale market
parden paintings in 1852.
Varieties that follow these early
types by about five days are: North
Star, Seneca Dawn, and Golden
Rocket. They are more vigorous
and produce larger ears. Carmel
cross, Gold Rush, and Golden Jewel
mature about five days later. Then
come two good new varieties:
Hoosier Gold and Pilgrim.
Good late varieties are Golden
Cross Bantam, Seneca Chief, Tend
ermost, Illinois Golden No. 21, and
Golden Bounty. Good late variet-
les with less quality but greater
vigor, are Iochief, Ioana, Aristo-
gold Bantam Evergreen, Golden
grain, Erie, Golden Security, Vic
tory Golden, and Flagship.
A summary of the variety tests
conducted at the Delaware Agri-
cultural Experiment Station will be
available from county agricultural
agents soon. Tomatoes, potatoes,
snapbeans, sweet corn, cantaloupes,
cucumbers, and watermelons are
included in the report.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-27
DPIA HonOrs Youngsters Who
Know Poultry

Six outstanding All and FLA
poultry winners were honored by
the Delaware Poultry Improvement
Association at their annual banquet
today, Thursday, March 27.
Dolores Lloyd, Newark, is the
state All award winner. Harry
Davis, Wilmington, received the
state FLA poultry award. Other
county winners were: For FLA
Kent county, Louis Palamatory,
FELTON,; Sussex county, William
Lord, Greenwood. For 4-H-Kent
county, Thomas Colder, Dover;Sus-
sex county, Russell Layton, Laurel.
Dolores, two year All Club
member, of the Korner Ketch Club,
has carried both meat production
and flock management projects.
During both years Dolores raised
two lots of fifty chicks, and carried
the pullets through the winter as
flock management projects. She
developed her own egg route and
solicited customers for her cocker
els. In 1850 Dolores placed second
in the state Poultry and Egg Judg-
ing Contest, and in 1851 was the
first in the New Castle County
scores at the Kent and Sussex Fair
Poultry Judging Contest and par
ticipated in the Junior Chicken Of
Tomorrow Contest and their Poul-
try Meat Judging Contest. De-
lores' demonstration on Control of
Lice and Mites won first place at
last years County All Achieve
ment Fair. Dolores, with her faith
er, Mr.. George Lloyd, is planning
to build larger poultry house this
year so that her project may be en-
larged.
A1ch1 A(dfAO q 1AACAAiRSA Va SAAN
DUPONT FIFA Chapter. His prin-
ciple FLA projects has been broil-
ers, which he raises and sells, re-
tail. All of his birds are sold ready
for the pan. He dresses, draws
them, cuts them up, and freezes
them. His poultry projects are
completely self-owned. He enter
ed the 1851 Junior Chicken-of-To-
morrow Contest with White Corn
ish-White Rock crosses. His poul-
try project record books were judg-
ed best for New Castle county in
the FLA Project Record Book Con-
test. For his third and fourth
years in agriculture, Harry intends
to enlarge his poultry projects to
at least 600 broilers and build ad-
ditional poultry houses.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-27
Grass Silage High in Vitamin "A
Helps Shy Breeders

'Shy breeding and fall freshen-
ing is often a problem with dairy
men. A good roughage program
including high quality grass silage
may help this situation" says Del
mar J. Young.
Young, dairyman with the Della
ware Agricultural Extension Ser
vice, says that shy breeding among
older cows in the herd may be less
ened by feeding plenty of roughage
rich in vitamin A. Five pounds of
grass silage supplies a 1000 pound
Smyrna times., 1952-03-27
New Sweet Corn Recommended
BY Horticulturists

If you plant sweet corn on April
Is, you can have corn on the cob
by July 4th.
Sweet corn variety tests at the
University of Delaware Agricultur-
al Experimental Station in 1851
found that two new yellow hybrids
are earlier than any tested so far.
They are Gold Mine and Sun-Up.
Their ears are small, but still good
size for the extra-early varieties.
E. M. Rain, associate professor, re-
commends Gold Mine and Sun-Up
Smyrna times., 1952-03-27

Every human being is intended
to have character of his own; to
be what no other is, and to do what
no other can do.-William Ellery
Charming.
Evening star., 1952-10-16
S14.950
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

rshhaShhMSeD shsphesd 500 cash aEe snd sd ssd
mo-. which includes taxes. insur.,
principal and interest. will pay for
lovely lge. BUNGALOW. OIL h.-w, h.,
ss e. s stFisf ss s9s ESSfkkshsR Sk SRRR9 f
CHEvERiLY = MANOR, only .s $500
down for an unusually nice mod.
brk. bunga. Full hsmt., outside
entr., gas heat, firepl. in lv. rm.,
lge. expan. attic, extra lot to keep
s. ', ~ I'd, S;Ss. 4sfs sfs' ssss's sox
CHEvERLY - Three-oedroom house.
Open any time or call ST. 1859.
CHILDREN GROwN.-want . coy
2-bedrm. bungalcw with firepl. on
sonysSisnt 70 sSsESthins. small
cHILLUM AREA BARGAIN-Loyeiy
afGn99slfS 9oaSsoN. ssmsI VA ssplse' sSso fa JOHN
CHMLUM-S2.75O down, $50 90 mo.
plus taxes and insur. Immac. q
bedrm: bungalow. with -3rd bedrm..
partially finished on End A.; tile
AWNINGS; s min. walk to Catholic
and public. schools. and public
Ferry BOSWELL c.. WA. 400
It'll 8 pm, LIZ
PARK-Five spacious rms,
brick. screened porch. fireplace. bsmt
gar. JOHN II. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50.
FORESTvMLE-z-story brick Cape
Cod, 8 hedrms., full bsmt.. storm
windows, Ige. fenced lot. paved dead
end street. 16 Martha st. 20.
0-o767. -1S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-2 separate apts.. home
and income; excel. cond.; only
$500 down: auto. heat: completely
asEsRschssfE; ed e%ySi1. ~ cJLdFFoFR Jos SRIRss ssHERr
BRADBURY HGTS., Just Of Southern
ave: brand-new brick bungalow;
rms, tile bath, expansible attic. full
bsmt., gas heat. lge. level lot; $l4,-
450 HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
l345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LU. 4-S4O0,
HIIiCREST AREA-S23. $50. High,
wood dr.-Handsome det. brk. Col.
fast rm., bedrooms. and full tiled
bath on both 1st and end floors; rec
pm. garaee screened porch; lovely
lot with trees: win consider So. 00(
down. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI
1411. Ewes, call XII. S-0S75. Ia
HILLCREST proper-Lovely Older
9-rm. and bath home. Trees and
flowers galore. HI. 6777. -1s
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA BETHESDA-seyeral
from si7,5oo. uA $500 10%sS cash pitSsn doWn
payment will buy; new neighbor-
n9od. near beautiful new grade
sehe9l adST .vef FRANK Ssi, ~ PHILIPS. Hi WI
BANNoCKBURN RAMBLER; most
attrac., new white brick on lovely
lge. lot; 3 nice bedrms.. comb. liv.-
6IIced 6I; r. n s54 o6 baths t1;S FL! ods Ssmt
ARDMoRE REALTY CO.. oil. 4557;
ewes, OIL. 3599. II
BETHE bedrms. Q baths;
at price of $22,950. Modern brick
home, only 8 mos. old, daylight
bsmt.: owner leaving city and is
snSlGHs saStp1F1 to sell; o,!sx' Eyes WI; e346.
BETHESDA, se1 e1.5o0-colonlal brick
home in fine cond; newly decorated
inside. and outside; nice liv. rm.
with frpl., din. rm., kit. and porch
lst fir. 3 bdrms.. Va baths. End
ss 1sasp att kASaonp fsH nj B. i56sSsf DGss xS ses
BETHESDA CAPE coD-This pre-
war built home of stone and brick
Is is.1,S; most attractive and well located; tE
ftirepiace. sep: sep: din din. nm rm.. @ tne
blyedTnS: and bath; lovely lge; End
and bath; gas h.-w.h.: well priced
Co. e saS 81 200 155 ARpMoRE eSs2s Or RE55Jy s5J5
BETHESDA, S2O,95o. Pre-war
stone and brick home on beaut.
tree-lined street: rms. .firepl.. tile
bath: screened porch; peS h6o full bsmt;; mt;
handle EAPT. IT WRIGHT. WI
BETHEsDA-Truly roomy 4-bedrm.
brick house in the lovely older Sec
tion Of Greenwich Forest. Spacious
center-hall runs the full depth OF
firepl ssf' Snd French f' DOORS Si isadins t so
q secluded screened porch. Large
din. rm. and kit. with breakfast
space. There are additional rms:
on the 3rd fir. which could be used
with maids rm. and bath. Two-ear
attached brick garage. $33,950 with
an exceptionally good 1st trust
Call WO. 1866; ewes, WI. 4395.
| MARSTELLER, McCABE 81 CO.,
BETHESDA. MD.-s21 $50; 4 bed
rms. and 2 baths are q real feature
Portable iiv. and din. rms, good kit,
2 bedrms., or bedrm:, and den with
| Udtu' Suu II. mas lBe. ueoElS'
| bath. nursery rm. and STORAGE rm.
End q. is arranged for separate hy
| quarters If desired. To inspect, cal
| WO. 2S00. Once open until 3. EDW
I; ZONES CO, INC; -ro Is
Colonial residence with inviting. hv
and din: rms. today's kit. bed
rms. and bath; gas h.-w.h.: det. gar
community with shopping center,
Close Sesa By Can W Wo n ssoo e inspect iIsnec,s
once open until 8. EDW. H. JONES
b CO.. INC, Chevy Chase, d. c.
BETHESDA-Fine quality white brk.
and stone; slate roof; 8 rms. tile
| bath, full bsmt.; garage: screened
porch; nice level lot. BEST OFFER
BUYS. FRANK g.. PHILLIPS. WI.
7OO7: ewes. call OIL, 57O9. 10
BRADLEY HILLS. / block from ent
| 10 Kenwood--The 1st-fioor plan is
larger than the normal 3-bedrm
bath ON End floor: super de luxe
kitchen, ground level daylight bsmt.
/ and 2-car built-in garage. Home
only 4 years old, and by far the
| best buy We have offered this year;
| S34.750 with excel terms. ARD
4 MORE REALTY CO., OIL. 1857:
CAPE con. BETHESDA. BY owner. 2
bedrms.. living rm. with fireplace
all-elec. kit: outside basement entr
/ with auto. washer and dryer, rear
fenced yard; terms to suit. call I'm
n UVoOs 40
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KENSINGTON

KENSINGTON
BEDRM. AND BATH, 1st FL
Immaculate brick Cape Cod. Liv. rm
with 1repl.. din. rm and modern kit.
2 lge. bedrms. and bath upstairs;
light bsmt. with walk-out level; deer
lot with trees. One block to elemen.
tary school and recreation area
Sl9,95O, $4,000 down and monthly
payments less than rent.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors 10. 6-2SOO It'll
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-s.W,
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

AREA-2-bedrm. bunea.
lows; $500. $1,000 down; vacant
8 lots. Consider trade. WA. 1926
Evening star., 1952-10-16
asoa pEnPoous

SII tSDU-~o bEDHOOM5
-shingle bungalow. containine
@ lge. rooms. all on / floor. Liv
rm., separate dining room. large
kitchen. h.-w-h., full bsmt. One blk.
to transp. See 1t today.
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peter !. hagan

8g06 r. I. Ave, UN. S5s5 :
WA. 1857. UN. 1885. Open Q 70 3
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3IU,UUU-SZ,ZUU DOWN
Lovely 2-bedrm. home near Cheverly
Md. FHA approved. left. liv. rm
sep. din. rnn., equipped kit. Anchor.
fenced lot. fully insulated. See II
now.
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Washington, D. c. C..
THE EVENING STAP

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1s, 1859
Evening star., 1952-10-16
Excitement in Glass
peter ]. hagan
S1OOOO-S2 200 DOWN

$9.760-S1,96 DOWN
Cory 2-bedroom bungalow. full bsmt.
expansible attic, storm windows
SCOTT. lot. See IL today.
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcon,.)

COLoRED-NEAF 18th AND C
Colonial tapestry brick: rms, 2
baths. Made into 3 apts.; . mod.
kits. Il all elec.). Lovely hardwood
floors. Separate entrS. Good income
and home. A most desirable neigh
borhood. zAGAMI REALTY, Ii.
7-9377; ewes. La. 6-454I. -16
COLORED
First time offered-Pretty row brick
home; : porches, garage. gas heat.
$500 block 5th st. ne.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Eealtor. 1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
CoLORED-WOODR NE.
DETACHED HOME WITH
BROOM APARTMENT
Two bedrooms and bath on 1St floor
in excel. condition, baths,
equipped kits; oil h.-wh: full
bsmt.; front porch; large lot; det.
garage. Near 10th and Kearney st.
Cox. LU. 2-S136. ATLAS REALTY
COMPANY, ST, 1868. Id
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WOODBRIDGE CORNER
Near 18th and Otis SITS.
Brick. With income. Spacious liv.
hardwood frs, knotty-pine rec. rm.;
oil h.-w.h.: built-in gar. Large rear
and side yards. Excel. cond. Let us
refinance your home to pay for
this. Mr.. Hill.
v. D. JOHNSTON
HU. 1912. Ii. 7-1824 lis
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S79.14 PER MONTH
Includes prime. int. tax and insur.
Of living space In this hrick-and-
frame semi-det. home, al for only
$12.500. Drive out today and let US
prove to you that this IL the best
value on today''s market.
Directions: Out Ga. ave. ext. to Vieri
Mil rd,: bear left about ! mile To
model home Zone block beyond St
GATHERINGS Church,.
Builder: Wheaton Park. Inc.
Sales Office. Mr.. Lansdale.
LO. 4-7424
Exclusive Sales Agent.
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$500 DN., $68 MO.
A charming and distinctive. 2-bed-
rm. home on corner lot with trees,
in Viers Mil Village; .pine-paneled
liv. rm- picture, window. aiding
heat: near transp., shopping and
schools. Accessible to Naval Hos
pital
McEwan b Vierling
LO. 5-1741. 10. 6-3160.
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RIvERDALE. - SPACIOUS. GROOM
Stone-exterior, older home. with An
chor-fenced lot, storm windows
throughout. Assume GI loan; can
be bought as low as $1,000 down,
One-half block transportation.
Evening star., 1952-10-16

BETHESDA, S2O,95O. Pre-war
stone and brick home on beaut.
tree-lined street: 6 rms, -firepl.. tile
bath. screened porch; full bsmt.
garage. Approx. $4,000 cash will
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BETHESDA CAPE COD-This pre-
war built home Of stone and brick
vestibule ent.. lge. ltv. rm. with
fireplace, sep. din. rm.. Q fine
bedrms. and bath; lovely lge. End
fl. bedrm., and space for 2nd .rm.
and an ssa Bath BOO gas ARDMoRE Te REaiT9 pIlSss
CO., OIL. 4557; ewes, OIL. 3599
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OT.NEY RAMBLER

On Q acres of meadow land, newly
decor. inside and out; 8 lge. bedrms.
lge. liv. rm., separate din. rm.. util
cash. ]. Z. PRESTON REALTY
CORP, SH. 1852. SH. 9l93. II
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area; area, s 5;bsdrm: brick: fun bsmt I
down. big reduction for more casi
Brokers cooperation invited. Flu
commission. Call SH. 1882; ewes
MOVE RIGHT IN this silver sprin
brick Colonial near Four Corners;
rooms and tiled bath. rec. room. o
meat aea drsnss sarpeting comb stSEm SEn sas
LEY q RoMER, Realtors. 81. Gil
JSsT GgsP RESucrD sEfsi PRICE for quick sal
new sli-brick Cape Cod Of 5 room
ana tiled bath. easy stairs to IN
S1s %t which aaat .ssd.6.i can 6f nsr !, Fl Fl
RIPLEY q IS RoMSk. K Realtors. 81
m THE OLD BANNoCKBuRN COL
CLUB TRACT, corner Wilson Ian
and Macarthur blvd. ttrolley servic
available at corner): There is onl
bier, 3 bedrooms; 1000 Basement
HSasni House /, t at 7oo4 prisr; SraebSrn aoct e
Just step on Wilson lane. Broker
protected Key with owner Of 702
Wilson lane. Lot large and full
--sodded. Five schools nearby. Fin
neighbors. Entire area fully buflt-u
and occupied. Phone Oliver 050t
BETHESDA. ALTA VISTA TERR.
Thrse-bedrm. brick rambler, ~
expandable attic with 2nd bat
roughed in; all-elec. kit. with dir
space, lge. nv. rm., firepi.. separat
din. rm.; close to transp. Exec
STANLEY PEARSON. REALroR
WI. OS42. -17
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APTs. uhruRNIsHED tcout. ,

ONE BEDRM., liv. rm., dining space
kit; and bath, half bsmt.; In sc
section. Available Immediately. Rent
$72.5 per mo-, plus utils. To see
GO to 709 CONGRESS ST.. Sc. GRUVER-
COOLEY; ma; I737; -
lge. rm.. Kit, and bath; rent, S37: 80
CONN. AvE.-one-rm. kit. bath, apt.
DE. 6399, DE. 1855. -
ARLINGTON-Columbia Heights. Two
bedrooms. semidet. Avail. at once
SOS. ia: 5-7744. ia. 5-9154.
1881 8 ST. SEE bedrms., liv. rm.,
aI,t,;nI stt; dinette, and bath; SS5;; not in
RYoN. INC. RE. 1915. NNHE Ms ~
ONE BEDRM., liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
bath. in mod. apt. development.
5NaaGo Pesl5s fnpl' FHi ssTdi spl;i s5s.4o mo. IL
A.: FIRST ST. Sc. Apt. "a. 9 rms.
children or pets, Call Ma. 1921. 10
ARL.-Attrac;; ! bedrm.. liv. rm.,
ssony. bus, shop; adults; S7s. GL
TAKoMA PARK-L,v. rm., bedrm.,
kit; and bath. ,utils. furn.. pvt. entr.,
$40 mo-; empl. cple only Sorry, no
children or pets. 81. 0246. '-3
vA.-4-rm. and bath
apt; on Old Dominion drive near 81
Nido station; children welcome; out
side toilet; $50 per mo. HU. 9I47
18th. Mr.. THOMAS cIRCLE-Newly
attractive decor. 3 rms, mod. kit
bath. shower. refgr.. gas heat, utils
incl; $3.50. MA. 1857; eyes,. RA
TWO-BEDROOM APT.-Liv. rm., di-
nette. kit, porch; apt. bldg; Penna
ave. Sc. Hillcrest; settled adults
teenager accepted: under S6S mo
incl. heat. Requires redecorating
Box GAL. Star.
4IO4 N. II. AVE. NV. 1st f.. 2 rms,
kit. bath; utils,, $50; no drinkers
or pets. DE. 1886; CO. 1889. "a
1924 25th ST. N.W.-Three rms, kit
and bath. Heat and utilities inc.
S71.50 per mo. Convenient to Gov.
bldgs. and downtown. WOODWARD
4 NORRIS. RE f6Sh .
Evening star., 1952-10-01
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

ALEXANDRIA-Attrac. rm., central
loc.. semipyt. bath; women only.
anIEsT,o s olSiSifoEr oCoSSfoErABLE ROOM, near
Courthouse and Wilson blvd; pvt.
entr.; gentlemen. Cali after 8 pm,
FALLS caURcH-Bsdrm. and bath,
comprising entire 2nd floor; for
gentleman; bus to Pentagon; $46
mo. JE. 2-3165. .
Lorcom lane area -
Avail. Oct. ]. Lge. studio rm., twin
beds, pvt. bath; pvt. entr. Empl.
couple or 2 gentlemen. IA. S-5237.
CHnLUM HTS.-Nicely furn. rm.
Young gentleman. MISS GOODGER,
OR. 231O. 8 to 6; AP. 1857 after z.
LARGE, COMFORTABLE ROOM: On.
other person in apt Nr. bus trans.
Dbl. bed. Employed woman $40 mo,
SH. 1878 aft. $3.50 pm. Tskoma Pr.
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME, conv' to
Alex, washington and Ft. Belvoir.
For young man. Kit. and laundry
privils. Phone MA. 5000, Ext. 296.
MRS. oUYAN. or TIE. AIS after 6.
ROOM for retired lady In pvt. home.
home privileges. CHI. 1905. -3